Mr. WARREN:

They are good people, anyway. I think it is a godsend to men or women to have been brought up on a farm where they learned how to work without depending on the government to support them. That is one of the curses of the situation we are drifting into; we are sending out propaganda all over the country getting people to think that the federal government should take charge of all their worries, instead of educating our people to use their own initiative to make a living.

Mr. WARREN:

How do our boys get work? They just drift away and get jobs anywhere they want them. I can tell you that as far as North Renfrew is concerned there was not an employable unemployed man getting relief for the last six months of last year.

Mr. WARREN:

Is not the unemployment situation in the west largely created by the lack of a crop?

Mr. WARREN:

Is it not true that a great many of the unemployed in western Canada have drifted into Ontario during the past year and added perhaps to the unemployment in that province?

Mr. WARREN:

Many of them.