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SAOSSRTISDBCEGRRIGPORNISSAOSINA VS GAIia pe

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Barbed Wire Wace’
World = Fellowship

Say. U8. Vout

gembly heic in this city the American
Youth Congress sent a message ded}-

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eating itself to work! for “warid peace | aoe
te World Youth |

and social Justice”
Congress» ecmimittees in [fifty iw
coulliies indluding . such ollizer ent
‘nitions as Great Britain, ;i' Franee,
Japan and China, but bok daetindie
Germany, Italy, or Finland. t
In explanation, doseph Cadden,
Congress seeretary, said,that the Fin-
nish government had vepeatediy re-
fused ta permit is youth orzan-
izalions ta participate in World Youth
Congress, jusi as the German and
italian governments had done. He
sald at one time there had been ten-
tative plans for a World , Youth
_tLongress in Finland simultaneous
with the Glympic games and that one
reason fov scheduling it therb had
been to try to change the Finnish
govenment’s attitude.

MESSAGE.TO THE ¥CUTH
OF THE WORLD

“We recall that only
months ago the representatives of the
youth of 52 countries met with Us
hicre in America in the Second World
Youth Congress. We dedicaicd ‘olr- |;
selves ,to work togeth cr for world:
peace and for social Justice.

“Barbed wire

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1S WOW SITung' pox

tween the countries of the pwerld -—.

barbed wire ‘to hold bark the power
ef common idtas, common neecis
‘aril desires. But no barbed wire has
the right to sunder our international

fellowship, or to alter the great aims |
which we jointly treasure. Youth to

not youth's enemy.

‘We know that the peoples of t al
dands de not seek. war, ae mpl seck
profit from: war, cannot profit from
war,’ said ihe message, “Hero and
now We sollemnly renew our sacred |
pledge to the youth of the world:
we swear that we will not vost un-
41] the slaughter of our gener adian 1s
stopped. The peogles winlt ta live th i
peace and: security They shall not
‘bo denied.” |

The assembly decided to make
AvDEIL Oo, anniversary of the! entry of
the Uniied States into the wurde war
the qeeusion fur a nutionul referen-
Tut On wal or peace accompanied
by demonstrations designed to “kecp )
Viuted States’ goun oul. of ihe sec-
Gre) world war.

Five representatives wert slelts ok
to comfer wih John L. Lewis re-
tarding the vossibility of affiliation
with

and yoted to carry on a strenuous

sampiipgn for ihe passage of the: sA-
merican Youth Act in anilcipaiion of j
the hearings on HE by a Senate com:

mittes starting March Ilo. A

D. Roosevelt far her assistance to the:

Congress was unanimously voted.

TOPPING SUGGESTION

"Get all the people who causa the |
war together in a large siadium and |

iet them fight lf out,” su Gerala:
‘Campbell sugested: ai a Young |
Men's .Cunadian, lub meee
“You wouldn't find then. that, ¥ot

had the youth of the couniry fights ,

ing.’ He further suggested that “we
sCll tickets uate rather large price,
and we would then be able to pay ali
the national debts in the world with
the proceeds.” —Torento Star, |

| NGOS GHORUS’

ORANU CONCERT

. Ute would tats like to mention 1
few. of the main things af the B.
‘Cotiesr$ ... “ay additign. to the rie

eonéert” Dr ogra rv You probably know L

that this will be the classiest allaly
of. the seeson. ‘Fhe dance oychestra
ig a uniformed roup. Arsbotlignt
zhall add color to your person while
dancing. The refreshments are of tne
pest quality -- Coca-Cola and Orange
Crush, chocolate bars and eit. ,
_. Checking is free. The concert shai:
start at. 7.30 P.M. sharp. Si =,
 ickets at the deor are oriced at
Jo cents. This type of concert occurs!
but oncé-2 year. So, come | one ane
al]. Batisf2c On will be yours.

| ea an, Minnanges

Ment “1 nies

_ ‘het RPGS
i ow il

Published ery F ee:

“Addr essins at ert eirenli fof the English anes ae nark “Rb Sh sinert ion”
Sahel -

stehieen : |

iL Theses

Vaal ieome wus. He said he ctdn't
ll lailk in terms of dlie aelual wicgme —

Labor's Non-Partisan League |

Jitn- |
solution of gratitude to Mrs. Franklin :

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Huntsville, are pretty. G MeKircdy slo! ‘ly Hethorin

| of Hamilton,

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The followuiig is the perliel tect. tae nity arid Lary
of the exterporaneous speech of. peeple alsy am Ltt
Toho L. Lewis to the Amerie wer ,

Tangress delivered rob. POL pvpqen sep Racha i Sie os
Youth Cangress delivered ret CRITICIZES ROOSEVEL hs

al aw i i
ef Wausnmngion, DAC. | | |
rape | -fow many years con you sLiuidl |
. ay ios DFG qe
As eke; asd ts eae Cas UE loe be without a job? And how many |
Lis speech into four perts

WEals G1 Inierty plone Wyola Horm 1
gust do so due to lack oF spite? plans will vou enjoy? flow many
Yeors Musi you wander and hope ;
ltitat you will have an sppoeviunlty
Mr. Chairman, iam happy WO Come. ore He VOUT naive land te live the |!
‘here today to address you. f do not normal life of e normal citizen? 5
; Want to deal cither in Ekasitcs or
fylatitudes or stitislics. Tamioone ei! :
those who believes that Americans | Wh Yell saewtln' adapt resuitiiuns
DaeNANLNE “LES -oRn Stateling. (inuiehwerd aun Guic eTigts oi) WECH tial

; _ / f a 1 neg | HEE OM ON POTE Gr, {lei CHU
Cleve bint Wnen len oi La mi-! Vs a4 oa
. iSO] ULL i) Inga wero iw aitle®

ion “Americans, Including ees Well, wnat slabemenat comes lo fe
NOUN: RADIOS «BU De WItig iy TOUS, : ae headeon ehish  oowilly my COME, st |
flocs ne grind do quide slatistics. sq), nrinciples Gf denucraey,
average incomes pnd these: |
laverage figures remind te af the! / lieve been fats be
ltrack-walker on the Now York, here in a county tulue
\Cenlral. He was asked what hig an- | Unb our [ree fertmns an
seljumed) to the give freainp al pide
Glia dry dhs Veiled) fadatbes, Tlie 2y~
he preferred to ialk in terms of the | Mericun ideas ac American pene '
average annual ineene. Asked what: Pies and “Amoricai Gatieles avcre Cryst
it was, he said it was $25,230 a year, | #4#ed an the craciine of pubic opin
lAsked how che- reached that con-|!94 19 Unis Cully.
| clusion, he said that the sresident} And when the
:Of the road got $50,000 a year, andj cited states volmbe sugges lodiy
he got $390, acl that the average ia-flRhoai dae Americ Youth Cangeoss
;toeme was. 829,290 for tne both a he noe rienk wo osuy wrel it ininks
-about the Pinan Lhie
 Pussiatl CMC STE, PLease
| Qucsbiuri, oy I sepndet)

cuhere we tre cereiing.,

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PART f.

Again. you were told this morning

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mitewis Lea,
feiss Theres,
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Grtsilent Gi ihe T-

ils
betti

1 or. (ues lion,

tlie

Cuesta,

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i come here today, as the rep- malt
' roesontative of the Congress of Endust- |
iil Oveunizations + Ard as CIA
of Labor's Non-Pertisan Loarue, - ‘| He suyvs go buck unl sl ao iwore.
Pex prcss price eistienes | ® might rmiarast thig audience andy
that the young people of our-eauntry | the president in know thal the recent!
lave organizing und becusning arlics | cativenticn dr ie United ine |
Wate, and are making themselves felt; Workers of Aimericu, with 2th ue-
The labor I Jowates moa deiberadsve convention
imovement ‘and Americ: reeds tho: in Columisus. representiug a mem-
blimapination ai ils younger cilizens,- bershin afl 80 OU0 monibers and pore

GO 80G members of dependent |
RECALLS DEPRESSION families of those GUG000 men adopted |

We Tld Eds

[ne sani anel of resolution on Fin-!
Went ints - an #20701 tailspin with ram as the Ari acean ¥outh Cong-

ali of the social and political quest- 7.
lons that nave igliowed ii, with all oi
;the hear burnings and agony that:
| have came to the American people in:
ithe Iasi ien years. That came about:
before most af you were cla enough
to fake the blame for 2: pr essing Wi- .
a expert opinions. ss

“Tay

deh hack

Pasa fcrec in our country,

léthoap 3

romember that Ares “CL |

Las,

ee oe seers
.

| Those, delegates were net as young
Jun years as this convention. Many
(Sl them.are experienced men. at |
least they were Honest and hancrabie le

hour in the rain (laughter) -an the | i
; White House lawn listening to .the | eo
president of the United States. Your
spckesman, in presenting you to the
president of dhe United Sites, saint’
that you would like to have some as-
Suranees on the question of jobs, on .
the question of peace and on the | me
question of civil libertics. What did | fig
You get? The uresident said substan- ae
tially that.under certain conditions! °
and certain forms of government you | i=

Would .not fave the oppertunity of Tel, WA. S294 —s EL, . SelG
istanding on the lawn in the rain to we 4

ask for jobs (laughter}. - Well, I | _
think you ought to he glad of that |
privilege (laughter). - He said also,

by implication, that perhaps there is

N tog much furere being reared obout

[esn far YOUN neople, none

Patarnauju mieste ir. apyli

Laidotuvés met
455-457 lie vageiole: ST. Fe,

hag turite ty reikaluy,

183 GOREVALE AYE,
ae TEN, |

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ae aed WLR,

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I
| legislation this SC88107) recicing | the dos Veikianétis Kormiteto wales!

‘from 16 to fd. [i is ‘mpossibie: ‘To Sey |

more impertant that vouth organiz-
ations and trade

atte: Tener

I
me buiral |

$sKaitant Hamilton ir Whitby.

Dsaugeliul hetuviy esame patarnave.
‘Miso 429 ADELAIDE sT. W. ss a

JAUDIES BALSAS

ees ee le ee

we wae

GP Th bee ere Bo BS Bae er P-tpaie

Pom ae a es Ee eee ee ot
OE eee ee

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MINERS SPORE FREELY be required ta inerceise thei wees,
And they [elt that they had a righty [hey ave suramanily | discharged to
lia sayan that question just what they. make wey for a new chap of chap |
thought, just lila any Giner cHzen, | (child labor. At 18 or 1’ ihiey finds
No mere and ne less. | themselves * wn old to work”,

And Towondrr, ti tne president |

jos, kuriose kiekvienas galés da-
lyvautt.
Tad visi pasistenkite dalyvau-
hip atvykti Jaiku.
Kuopos Valdy' in

- Montreal, Que, :

Romcertans |
PraneSame ir kartu uékviedia-
me visus Montrealo, o ypatingal
.Posantatio distrikto fictuvius §

The wireduction of such a jiractice
Jin Caimida, would undoubtedly pluuse |

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forays T)ietb in iy peal ei-

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WWE Toe
SGiliits peers than,
in the event at.
wWorntld Gomme cama Todaele |

WL
Po Tey adie,

pasistenkite ai

Lope eb weet,

drew i leeige py
for ihe proiegctiva of our curmne-
decenst the Vy
ne i am nal willing
euch iutluenee sv!
milicy fadiuces
lary iW al ging t Wik ib sit
the policies ui rouuiuemicnts ot tie

Jane SVESTCLL oad
vail ca a Weiy
in tluenec:

Powe

pecuin call dhe regoladhont adapted by
the United Mine Werkers of Ameri- | thas whose sure Concern 8 ta exp fort
! Chuss do dhe: Tesh werk al
th Hatem are symbolic ap | Dossible
we PSS hr re 2 EL .
| ek EN pena stoutly oppused by all who have tie |
a Jtipue iWkerests Ol Cutinha al lwearl!
sid yeni al AQMIET Lei,
elie. var cibkeasa, They 1% . . a
aD) acl LE ECE (The Mew -Oomsrapeccalfiey
tees esei Ge canstandi ane Lie ten - |
e 14 4 1; rT] 1 = ' T
Id. Posanéaliehu saléje, 01254!
| Charlevoix St
Joerstatoma juokinga komedija
duchinga Komedi fir nena mégajai duos atskirus
lietuvit sveiainey, & Dents son YIS1 ir VISos.
Ave. Dramos trupe perstaiys: cuankyti
media "CY PINICUS YVRSTS. viecla
PATTI" . Moteru Komiteta
se lietuvius kvieciame atsdankyin ivi
ici i

|
re he ‘the working
Wek oft, ‘That it will na sux |.
ey LS. rth ah) y ert 1 |
ae aca ges Wied Suv lie,
reser
Selman) sckmadienj, vasarla 29
ti Rnd |, Koneortias  suddtingas: — bus
sekmadient, vasario 2  VUINEVILS,
wtabai juekiues ftrifu verksniy ke-; Prada 6 val. vakare.
Visus Toronto ir apylinkds| ee
crag juokinga vaika-: AAS BUS BANGOS

fring sligatien tiuat uffects «world

ws Pradzia, punktialik & viv.
| TORONTG. — Tas fakias,
Susirinimas-Diskusijos “kad kur jis einate, vis. sutin-
Selcmadieni, vasarip 25 d,, 2; kante Bangos Choro koncerte
val po piety, ivyksta L.L.D. 1§2| tikiety pardavejus ir pardavéjas,
hee nar ménesinis susirin-| taipgi matote skelbimus, — ro-
kimas lietuviu salej, & Denison. | do, jog Bangos Choro koncertas
and Mail’ has sugecsted that the On-| ¥IS! Narial ir simpatixai kviecia: 5] sestadien), 404 Bathurst St.
tario Governimen: has a néw idea ol | mi susIrinklime dalyvautt. | DUS VIENdS 15 Serius -— aple
Ii ix ta introduce! Susirinkime dalyvaus 71 bus Kalbama per visq Segond,
Kaip aye geriaus)] lietuviy pa-

torius draugas KM. Kilikevitius ir| rengima Toronte.
kalbes bendrals darbininky rei-!- Pagal parduotyu tikiety skai-

(Copbinped ge weer,

Ue THE Hl AIDDIES WIN THE
WAR

pee oediteriul in dhe ““alebe

Pi

hana: !

compulsory school attendance

awhiether tn2 gull has actually been

|

Hera. LLpD lav kp. Motery|

ouRO KONCERTE?

Wr, 436

1 ray

BUS dag. Tikietys .pirko daug
zymly villetin, pay. gydytojy ir
Kity. | 1

Antanas Morkis, jaunas chore
vedéjas, iskiles i$ paprasto mu-
Wiehe Bi yra faves pasveikinimy
nwa kity chory vedejy uz puiky
choro i8lavinima, _

Dviejy ir pusés valandy pro-
grama susiats 18 dainy ir muzi-

kos, Gragiausiais programos nu-

incriais ‘Yeikiausial bus Helenos
Degutienés ir Sasnausko dli-
cias, komiska Ratio daina, Lilly
sarapales ir Phylis Linartaites

| akrobatika, muzikalis A. Morkio,

J. Konsentino ir P. Morkio trio
ir lent, i

Sunku isvardinti visus bra-
gramos: punktus, tik galima pa-
sakyti, kad dainuos visas cho-
ras, kvartetai, duetai ir tt. At-
eikite ir persitikrinkite. |

Sokiams grieS gera orkestra
Atsigaivinimui bus salty géri-

lmu ir uzgkandziu-:

Izanga prie dury 35 centai.
Programa prasidés 7.30 val.
vakaro punktualial.
Reneejal

PoigSkal Partnerig

letkati_partnerio, v¥ro ar mo-
ters, yalgyklos biznyje. Laikau
Holywood Cafe, 223 Ossington
Ave., Toronto, Ont. kuri noriu
praplésti — padidinti. Partneris

| privald jnesti j bizni $300.

Kreipkites laisku del platesnio
‘paaiskinimo: Rackauskas, 223

drawn up or waether the “Globe and | Kalais. Po kalbos. seks diskusi-: Ciy galima spresti, kad Zmoniy | Ossington Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Mull’ Was mereiy “lying a kite’. 19
that the public reneclian might

othe toteer is ivue, [t is all the

oe

unions should ex~ |
arass inimeciaie and inflexible op-
sosllion before tiie scheme can make
uny Farther progress. The Lact that
Tororia's thiel crgan of “big bus-
iness’ Is sponsoring it with high en-
ihusizsm must indicate that these in-
lerests are solidly behind ihe scheme
—as well they might be,
The ling taken by the “Globe ancl
Mail” is that young people are -reaily
selfing tec much etlucalion inese
days anyway, and thal all our avail-
WOE TS Ge rele: ann
i for “efficient prosccution of ihe war"
Tlceveq of if igenns cdragooning 14-
yeoreulds lily gur sactories.

Le ee rl

a par. st dee x =ripei,
2h: aoe ea
“= s: . - 5 1

a ee
ot in. wer
=itir

The effect sie Cunadian culture al
cutting short lis crlucution of mast af!
our children ol lt is cusily limaginect,.
Cine of lie cesontiois af ctfective
doannenies moa well educated pubic. §
His werth noting thal laweria the |
school uge has already been proved 3
an ditcchive teeluique uncer huscisim
Tor the erestian oof an waedueaded,
mass ready iu follow the nearest |-
“Suchrer” with a boul voiee and oy

“ach a proposal here |:

colvineing uir, &
ix antively ia Une with the uncdem-
of cel Giri diwries

|
[

r

MCVNe  LeMencies
Goyeaicnt ind the interests which
control bath Witeh and MeCullagh.
Eagalby serivus ig the effect of such
# VAGERSUIC on tie Johor markei Win
hundreds of thousands still) uncme-
ployed, there jg no possioility that i
coula acthially conipibute to etfieicn- '
c¥. Whol would setually result trem
the opening of factory doors 10 a
[eod ef unteasned children would be
4 ¢clistelrous layering of wage stand-
ards and an caually disastrous rise in
unemployment among the older
groups, especially those from 16 to 21.
i ty ve on the Dole’, one of the
mest moving books created by the |
depression in Eneland, the process is!
pictured exactly as it works out an |
practice; Children leaving school arc:
jimmediately taken on by tocal fae
turles for an apprenticeship period a:
Iwo ar three years. During this time
they are frecuendly the sole support
of their families, At the end of their.
apprenticeship, when the boss. woulc |

me i ee ee
t

Hay Ranks conpany

GRABORIUS

nkése be ekstra mokestia,

$39.00 pizumo

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TORONTO

ROYSACH & BOYKACH

feat Estate Apentai
Parduodame ir i8renduojame namus ir farmas, lakgkektuojame rendag,

krelpkités pas mus. |

SOKOLADAL, POPCORN, it
rst St.
ADEJIMAS DYKAl

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