Ask Your C.C.F. Candidates This One Question:

‘Zine.‘@ﬂosLnot.tZbi;:§:::zf';I, In Kanada.” I

And don't let them evade -that guestionl Insist on a direct “Yes" or “No" answer. l! the answer is “No", then they are either misinformed or they are deliberately mis- representing the iacts—because

Every C.C.F. candidate must support the party program or be expelled (as has already been done) and the basic plank of the C.C.F. platform is State Socialism.

In case you doubt that statement, here are the exact words taken from the C.C.F. ofﬁcial “Manifesto":

"No C.C.F. ‘Government Will Rest Content Until It Has Eraclicated Capitalism and Put Into Operation the _Ey_l_l Rrggrgrg of Socialistic Planning . . . "

There you have it. So, whether they ad- mit it or not, every C.C.F. candidate is com- mitted to complete State Socialism, and State Socialism spells slaverm-social and economic slavery-under an Absolute dic- tlltorship!

Hence, even though a C.C.F. candidate be your minister, or your son's teacher, or e member of the Armed Forces, or a per- sonal friend, you simply cannot vote for him (or her) unless you want to foreit the freedom which our boys have fought so desperately to preserve.

Strong eﬂorts will be made to keep you from heeding these messages. You will be told that these advertisements are the voice of the “vested interests”; that the Public In- formational Assc siation is sponsored and controlled by “Big Business”—that B. A. 'I‘restrail is the "mouthpiece of Capl- talism". Such statements are not merely false but are designed solely to divert you from the ISSUE of State Socialism.

We have received dozens of letters from boys overseas, from farmers, women, workers and others, urging that the people be told the truth about State Socialism-before it is too late. That is the sole purpose of this association. Having told our story we will abide by the verdict of the Voters.

*5,000.00 In Cash Prizes

To encourage Canadians to post themselves on the sub- ject of State Socialism, we are conducting a “quiz” contest open to all Canadian voters. 235 separate cash prizes total- ling $5,000.00, ranging from $1,000.00 to $5.00, will be awarded to readers of the booklet "Social Suicide”. To get a free copy of this booklet, with full details of the $5,000 Quiz Contest, simply send your name and address to Public Informational Association, P.O. Box 17B, Toronto. Also send the name and addresses of boys or girls in the Armed Forces ' to whom you would like us to send free copies of the booklet, thereby enabling them to get the story of State Socialism, end also to enter the contest. These booklets will be sent without cost or obligation.

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1W!!! alive, I'm a pom- working rlrl! Do you want to see me fired on Monday morning?" “You're '

Pill?!’ to a. root. ‘mean o kMr. Bil w» m» tail n. msftﬁloiif 1118. "but that Will be to visit ‘Ibny when he comes."

‘Bother Tony!" He looked

tremely grim, ex-

"You're cross be- cause of what I said to Hunt,” he went on. “You've no busing“ helm mad about n. We're in a 13m- When one doesn't know the

need a first class lawyer. I've made inquiries. He's young, but he can deliver the goods, Beside; he's Somebody in s. social sense. Th; tor-girls will know who he is all um e to the fact that the

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Leslie felt tired. She remember. ed that she had not slept.

went on talking. "may

must be made to boy a 300d fat

sum for his maintenance. .

supported for two years I

shouldn't wonder if you'd get ten

thousand cash Just for that."

CHAPTER. XVI

Erie had his big elbows on white cloth and his large. hand- some face resbng between his clenched fists eyed her solemnly. “Don't you see?" he began. "Don't you see that nothing in itself is right or wrong? Its all in the way people look at it. t we want is to have the Orsinis realise that they're mighty lucky to get Tony at all. We won't give him up 1mm we have the money. host's where Hunt comes in."

might not know much about busi-

ls "I shall take nothing from the Orsini family," she said steadily. "If I can pre- vent it. We)’ six-all never have Tony. But if an unjust lawmaker. me give him up. don't think that

Orsinis can slave my grief by giving me money." Eric's blue eyes stoppcdataring. He broke into a good-homered ."Y0u look so bewildered. It's beyond you, darling, You see that, don't you? You're simply incapable of understanding what you've .let yourself in for. Don't bother about it. Leave evvrything to Hunt and me." “ Huntlelgh think I ought to be paid?”

He hesitated. "We haven't touched on all the details. A deli- cats affair like this requires fin- esse stall: the Orsinis like deer in the wilderness. Hunt can do it. He'll have them nibbling from his flnsors." "I don't like the way you re- peat that We. Eric. That is if you mean You and Me."

“We're going to be married Nothing can trouble you without having its effect on me. We have to share in this "

"I never said I'd marry you. You

NASTY COUGH

due to

BllOllCHIAL GRIPPE

_ y not start today and en- Joy the better health you may

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QIV. OIABI-ll MMABTIUR

. 0e t Osmgbell, Rock hasurceived t s sad new! of e sudden of his I nqhew Jtev. 0harlI~ urn d Quinn, Mess, which reeds as

follaIl: "The udden passing o! l-h 1 to Rev; Charles MacArthur is t; llhe lwriter who bad the extreme sood ‘will. ‘£1.53’ ° ‘ "§l31‘.§“s.‘2“m'é’§l‘.' or . and It blow.

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th:t hnﬁets the eve- so often: For

God and Country.

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sacs to (led. I a few

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continuous tton the kind d moat: wee. He his: oh ten. ' ideal e" was to male it a better see in a which to live. whkh course means lea than good citi- genship for uincy and our ooun- I "'4; I peruse record o! the Association's m which recorded while he was president, I note various s one

iyglesii in t his mm Wm“ by g o“, president le

' 31', ngth on ior the children

Quincy school who n“; Street.

from Cambridge Latin hool. He then Hggﬁbéd from Gordon Theologica 88¢ in 1m and served at the ﬁrst Iree Baptist Church. 30151111’. b!!!" coming to the Allsntio Memorial Church eight years ago.

Besides his e, Mrs. Violet MacArthur, he leaves one son. Charles O. MacArthur; two sisters. Miss Lillian MacArthur and Mrs. Ruth Somers, cl Arlington. 511d two brothers, Frank, 0d M8411!

This and Shade. N.J.. and Robert n. sloo- omu N“; 0mg;- umughtg brin trlalarys mate, second class, Sea- g3?‘ :11, 3E1 my. consideration o -bees service in Paciﬁc. ____

‘BRINGING UP FATHER

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ister of the church- oﬂiciated and.

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"1 don't want to irggen o Leslie. But what yOlln: ﬂimsy t prof-Iv serious. It would break me =11 up to sea you 1n court. That's why I'm raising this runum s. You Boo. it Morena that I love you."

said Wu only hiuster,

Sulllliied. It was incredible

that he could wish. her to hold

WHY ‘to ransom. Yet when he

531B. ‘Il- llﬂllpons I love you,"

there was a sincerity in his v01“

which made its mark . "soc talk for

this afternoon-I'll tell rote Eric, I need to see your mother, why cont we take supper with her? Surely it would Dlmse her."

“I bwant secre. U to , it’ sailor-owl‘; milfwyonl. m“ m" member on the W111 You Ihad something hidden down at the foot of the cliff."

"And. Hunt asked if it was e Wmeel But I oen guess, Erie. It's a oeve "

He looked quite blank. "Who told Have you been in m

some bacon. ‘Pram across the island. Build g (ire. It's a swell cave. I used to

Ilor with my broth .

never knéw where we hid."

The mention of his mother n. minded her. "I must see M", SBIIGGISOII. We'll g9 IuIQXQ, Q11" 11 Prefer. we can cook sup-

man (or her. She wanted to so: them together and she had a generous wish to see Erika Sanderpon happy. "Q0 ﬁsh. 1H8 lbw." she coaxed. “Meet m

wmwyoumy own.

at five. We'll walk to your ' have di

When

added,

1.119.933! and you can mow it to me. l

"You know perfectly well that! what I should Ike best is to be alone with you." I Sis did not answer. It was no: 1191' Place to lecture lirie on e son's duty. but she was determined not to so out with hhn that Sunday if‘ he refused to visit his mother. my v11]: hbguso ‘reluctant? Mir:

n er t H a Sanderson h

it your own way," he said . "I'll be waiting at five."

“Shall we send word?’

"She hasn't e phone. Anyhow $110 has a tee. sign .Sha ouglht to be ready."

He spoke so dourly that she won- dered if that could be where tho pinch lay.

5118 llllﬂhed. "If all your ideas are bleed on Roch Point m“. dsrds. we mould never some. , like s le houses and simple food

holmelike wnvs." earn to like anytfhin that you like." g

“" ‘mus: “J's: - WOIl 8i‘ t this an“. an w“ which made he:

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"My grippy. bronchial ailment met its matc when l started to

ho msromd “Yet I can't be she reflected. his faults. I side he shows see e ‘$159900 Willi men. lonely sensitive nstun, whose

th him," "or I shouldn't see catch glimpses oi’ a no 0M Else. Others . en

use_llolson‘a Cough Syrup. l doll t know what mysterious . are hidden m this medicine. hut l can assure you that it did remarkable thin s for me. Relief from the Cou inm S‘ lls came qulgrgy-that dry. ac in cough cea . l felt like new-al over. The tonic properties in. this Syrup restored my strength. Yes. today l am well-no more

trouble at all, and to Poleon's

col-Ill! Syrup l owe my thanks

and gratitude.” ‘ _ (Signed) LLB-G.

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I i110 will lot on in the world. He wants avert-hing in life to be q , Hand as Point: service. i mirple and silver uniforms. music I willie 7°“ “at. ﬂowers at o0 much o down. mlde dishes, soundless mime. money, money, money. Ala. mg angle Binaley o m . in the lob- by es she wes pe thrown it

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