TIM BUCK

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"THE young men and women of Canada

—over a million of whom will vote
in a federal election for the first time on
June 27—know what the score is. Ever
since they were born they have gone
through nothing but depressions, shoot-
ing wars and cold wars. Now they are

facing another depression.

Layoff are coming faster and General
Crerar is parading up and down the
country calling for conscription again!

All the rosy promises that have been
made to youth by the old line party
hacks are not worth a Frankie Laine
with laryngitis.

What Ottawa needs is a few men who
will stand up in the House and put up

a fight for the things this country needs
—and that begins with a fight for peace
and against conscription of our youth
to fight a war to conquer some foreign
land and kill people because a few Big
Shots don’t like the way they run their
affairs.

The men who will do the job are the

+ A million first voters

National Leader

men of the LPP—Tim Buck in Trinity,
Harry Binder in Cartier, Joe Zuken in
North Winnipeg, and others across the
country.

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ERE’S what they say, and what they

will fight for: “A Dominion youth
program to provide free trades training
and academic education, including a
scholarship system for university educa-
tion, and sponsoring nationwide recrea-
tional, sports and cultural activities.
Equality of educational opportunity and
equal educational standards by federal
education grants. The right to vote at
18.”

But that’s not all.

The LPP fights for jobs; for hundreds
of thousands of homes; for a secure
future.

The first voters, the youth, the lead-
ers of the Canada of tomorrow, can help
make this country strong and free,
prosperous and at peace, by marking
their ballot on June 27 for the candidates
of the LPP.

PACIFIC TRIBUNE — JUNE 17, 1949 — PAGE 7

YOUTH wow THE SCORE