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CANADA won’t remain neutral even
_ if 99 percent of Canadian want to, said
Liberal leader Louis St. Laurent. Lib-
erals have gone down the line with U.S.
war policy, tied Canada to U.S. boom
and bust economy. Liberals negotiated
Atlantic War Pact with secret clauses.

30’s and wrote
Now stands for Pé
wants Canada to il
western Germany, iy
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“NO government of which I am a part”

will ever undertake low-rental, sub-
sidized housing, St. Laurent told a meet-
ing in Montreal a few months ago. Lib-
eral talk now about houses is as cheap as
their talk in 1945. Not a nickel in the
budget for new homes.

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[LIBERALS have no plans: for public
works in face of rising unemployment.
Refuse trade with Great Britain and Eu-

DREW believes 4”
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It helps keep wage

ropean nations, thus causing exports to like to abolish ye :
decline seriously, with consequent lay- surance Act, not ! prom
offs. Reconstruction Minister Winters ad- labor demands. His ref

mitted in House, Liberal plans involve

cies would furthe! :
only 40,200 men for six months.

trade, add to layoffs

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AN out and out policy of smashing the
trade union movement in Canada—es-
pecially its most militant section. Sends

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armed strikebreakers in government with St. Laurent of 0
trains to try to smash legal picketlines cuses St. Laurent ae
of Canadian Seamen’s Union in flagrant police to picketlin at

violation of its own-laws. Refuses new

first ‘to introduce
national labor code.

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‘THE Jimmy Gardiner-St. Laurent wheat OL. DREW'S par I

policy is despoiling the west—as most tional party: ony
prairie farmers will testify: By tying our the west, only 4” |;
wheat markets to the Marshall Plan and cial Crediters. Drase
the U.S.-inspired International Wheat of the Winnipeg “gt
Agreement, Canada faces an alarming tion in one of pene
decline in markets. Demand for $2.00 our grain. Remon
wheat by farmers unheeded. buggies of the 30

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ONLY after Tim Buck’s campaign did DREW opposed th yell

government grudgingly raise exemp- Allowances. e old
tions for income taxes, allow a bit more of Ontario, to ray neat
, to old-age pensioners. St. Laurent now opposed nationa. vial i
wants workers to contribute towards in Dominion-pr° cas
their own pensions. Liberals continue pit- he wants to cul easel
tance payments under unemployment in- which would ino tio™ i
surance act. A

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ST. LAURENT, for electioneering, pro- PROMISE strinét, §
mises Bill of Rights. In last House of labor, via 420" ;yIo
Commons, he said a Bill of Rights wasn’t Criminal Code — ott,
necessary. Liberals have taken no action ideology again jaw
in flagrant cases of anti-Semitism and to enact adedtr ance “y
race discrimination. Send RCMP armies Semitism. In 4” ults °

against strikin

g workers in every part of
the country.

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PACIFIC TRIBUNE — JUNE 10, 1919 — PAG?