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Saturday,
January
2;
1936
This
is
the
first
working
day
of
the
New
Year.
The
holiday
celebrations
are
over
or
should
be
and1
we-shall,
most
of
us,
get
back
to
the
old
routine
of
living,
whatever,
it
may
have
been.
Some
hav&
made
new
year
resolutions
and
a
very
few
will
keep:
them.
It
is
curious
how
the
world
carries
on
in
the
same
way
year
after
year.
People
are
very
conservative
in
their
natures.
They
acquire
habits,
largely
during
the
f
irst
ten
oi
fifteen
years
of
their
lives
and
they
tend
to
follow
those.
That'
is
why
university
graduates
are
so
often
failures
in
life,
according
to
some
authorities.
They
do
not
learn
to
earn
their
own
living
until
it
is
too
late
in
life
to
turn
tD
real
work
and
make
a
success
of
it.
Among
most
people
it
is
difficult
to
turn
them
from
the
religion
or
political
faith
of
their
fathers.
People
who
are
easily
turned
in1
this
respect
are
just
as
likely
as
not
to
turn
back
to
their'old
ways
of
life.
Witness
what
is
taking
place
in
Russia.
Men
and
women
who
were
among
the
foremost
to
oust
the
former
owners
of
property
from
theii
positions
are
the
foremost
to
enjoy
the
luxuries
which
come
with
high
position.
Changing
becomes
a
habit
with
some
people
and
families
just
as
not
changing;
is
a
habit-with
others.
Picturing
Realistically
Most
people
who
advocate
some
new
theory
of
govern
ment
or
religion
or
even
of
science
are
able
to
do
so
realistically
so
that
they
make'
people
believe
it
whether
it
be
true
or
not.
The
old
preachers
pictured
hell
fire
so
that
the
convert
could
actually
smell
the
sulphuric
fumes.
Fear
turned
them
from
tlie
path-
they
were
pursuing
and
set
them
on
the
upward'path
to
heaven.
It
was
not
true
but
it
was
realistic.
It
is
said
that
the
writer
of
"Gone
With
the
Wind"
pictured
Tara,
the
ancestral
southern
home,
so
realistically
and
so
beautifully
that
many
people
have
inquired
where
it
was
and
how
they
could
find
it,
yet
the
place
existed
only
in
the
imagination
of
the
writer.
So
the
Suffragettes
of
a
few
years
ago
pictured
the
condition
under
which
women
might
vote
in
such
a
derful
manner
that
some
even
gave
their
lives
for
what
proved
to
be
nothing
but
.a
myth,
for
there
has
been
no
appreciable
difference
in
the
body
politic
since
women'
obtained
the
vote.
It
has
been
found
that
women
are
just
as
human
as
men
So
if
at
any
time
in
the
dim
and
distant
future
there
should
be
C.
C.
F.,
Social
Credit
or
socialist
governments,,
it
will
be
found
that
they
are
just
as
human
as
others.
They
will
give
important
positions
to
people
who
have-been
kind
to
them
and
especially
to
their
friends
and
relatives.
In
Italy
it
is
found
that
the
chief
position
oi
trust
under
Mussolini
has
been
given
to
II
Duce's
son-in-law.
That
is
a
case
of
patronage
just
as
outstanding
as
where
a
ward
boss
gets
a
job
for
his
friend
in
one
of
the
precincts
of
Chicago.
The
patronage
system
is
rampant
in
Russia
and
Germany
and
all
other
countries.
That
is
because
it
is
human;
As
long
as
people
are
human
so
will
governments
be
human
and
systems'
will1
be
human.
The
man
who
mounts
a
SQap
box
and
declares
that
everybody
in
the
world
but
himself
is
wrong
is
likely,
to
find
the
world
hard
and
cold1
and
the
present
system
unequal
and
oppressive;
These
thoughts
come
to
us
at
the
beginning
of
a.
new
The
Letter
Box:
AN8
WKItSh
EDITOJU
JtfJ
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
reference
to
thee
editorial,
of
your,
paper
dated
December
30,
1936,
headed
"Unfair
Criticism"
and
"Government
is
a
Party,"
The
newspapers
you
call
organs
no
doubt
applies
to
working,
class
papers,
in.
fact
it
is
what
you
are
aiming
at.
That
those
papers
criticize
everything
and
dislike
everything
involves
a.
"class
Issue."
Your
paper
represents
to
the
full
the
interests
of
your
class,
the
'capitalists'
class"
as
such
supports
all
its
institutions,
namely
as
you
jsald,,
church,
businesses
and
state,
etc.
The
others
represent
the
Interest
of
the
toiling
people,
namely,
the
"working
class."'
As
workers
we
are
in
constant
battle
with
the
rules
and
laws
Imposed
upon
us
since
barbarism'
and
Justly
so
we
criticize
everything
and
all
your
Institutions
working
against
the
Interests
of
the
working
class,
The
dupes
youi
call!
who
buy
those
papers
"organs"
are
the
working
men
of
this
country.
Those
that
have
built
it
and
are
today,
after
a
century
of
capitalist
rules
compelled
to
live
In.
dull
poverty
and
semi-starvation
in.
a
land:
of
unbelievable
wealth!
Dupes
we
were,
but
remember
that
through
centuries
of
suffering
ind
need
we
are
beginning
to
see
light.
Let
the
ruling
class
tremble
at'
the
coming
of
a
social,
revolu
tion
(Marx).
Your
ravings
and
howling
today
is
the
tremor
of
that
coming
eventl
Your
class
have
ruled
with
bru
tal
severity,
have
killed
and
malm
ed
top
many
thousands
of
our
folks.
It
Is
now
time
that
we
llse
and
tfrke
from
the
thief
what
he
lias
stolen
from
us.
Thef
working
class
has
always
been
ridiculed
by
your
church,
state
and
businesses.
The
reason
why
you
want
these
sheets
out
of
print
is
that
they
tell
the
truth,
something
that
the
capitalist'
press
has
never
had
the
honor
of
its
sredlti
The
working
class
press
tells
us
that
your
police,
army
and
navy
are
running
over
women
and
children
with
tractors
and
war
tanks
and
why7
It'
tells'
us
the"
causes
of
unemployment,
and
why?
It
tells
us
all
what
your
class
papers
are
afraid
to"
tell
and
therefore
you
are
trying
to
suppress
It.
It
Is
only
natural
because
it
clashes
with
your
Interests
and'
challenges
your
right
as
the
ruling
class
over
the
work
ing
people.
But
all
your
howling
and
front
page
headlines
will
not
abate
Its
fruitfulhess.
To
try
to
whitewash
the
ruling
class
of
this
;ountry
and
present
it
to
us
as
tittle
harmless
angels
of
ever
so
peaceful
Canada
is
not
swallowed
any
more
without
some
kind
of
autopsy
from
our
part.
Canada
is
not
a
land
of
peace
and
good
government.
It
is
filled
with
misery
and
semi-starvation
for
many
of
its
toil-worn,
tired
working
people,
t
need
not
tell
you
all1
of
what
Is
happening
In
this
unhappy
land
for
Its
hundreds
of
thousands
of
youth
who
are
un
able
to
earn
a
living.
A
government
that
shuts
down
its
schools
because
it
claims
not
enough
funds
and
builds,
bombing
planes
and
spends
millions
on
armaments
is
no
wee
baby
to
be
caressed
and
kissed
every
time
it
does
anything.
-
Now
about
"faith."
Capitalism
has
never
worked
on
It.
When
you
go
to
a
bank
and
ask
lor
money
you
must
produce
material
product
something
solid,
real.
Otherwise
you
don't
get
It.
'fell
the
banker
to
have
faith
for
security,
and
he'll
throw
you
out.
Your
class
has
never
thrived
on
faith
but
they
have
on
materialism.
That's
capitalist
faith,
Nor
has
pfogress
been
achieved
on
faith.
Progress
at
all
times
has
only
been
possible
through
cen
turies
of
struggle
and
experiments,
agitations
and
criticism'.
Thus.
faith
has
accomplished
absolutely,
noth
lng.
.
The
world
Is
progressing
through
hard
practical
work
and
mistakes
to
be'
bettered
ln
lime:
And'
capital
Ism
as
ever
much
better
like-
rail
roads,-
skyscrapers
and
mines
for
security,
than
"faith,"
A
government
that'
waits
until
J
an
organization
like-.the
Red
Cross
year
when
our
course
of
action
is
being.lauiout
and
when
can
a
national
emergency,
tot
50
wi
all;
wonder
what
is
going
to
happen,
before
the
end
of
,
ooo
starving
western
farmers
be
1937.
J
fore
taking
any
notice
la
not
wor
thy
of
being
in
office
'
A
orivpmiTipnt.
thaf'rirpvpnt.K
the
majority
of
its;future'citlzens
from
living
like
human
beings
is
alsoj
not
wortliyof!
office;
A
government
j
'that
makes
an
honest
rhansan'd
wo-
j
man
a
criminal'
by
starving
them
until
they
commit
an
offence
in
order
to
live
and
thereafter
arrests
and
puts
them
Into
Jail
houses
filthy
and
corrupt
in
all
its
meaning
Is
also
not
fit
to
rule
the
destiny
of
Its
people,
sopially,
economically
or
otherwise.
To
call
those
that
buy
working
jlass
Newspapers
offscourings
of
the
earth
is
a
damnable
crime
that
we
in
this
town
will
not
so
easily
forget
and
remember
that
some
of
us
are
capable
to
match
your
con
tempt
for
the
working
class
literature
towards
your
class
Interests.
As
long
as
you
have
upon
this
jontinent
of
Canada
unspeakable
misery
and
suffering
of
millions
you
will
have
to
listen
and
read
;these
"organs."
If:
you
don't
like
It
make
your
country
free
from
the
causes,
that
produce
such
unworthy
publications.
It
is
very
simple.
Got
rid
of
un-rmployment,
get
rid
of
crime,
get
vcrk
and
wages
to
the
starving
nllllons
and
you
wlU
see
no
more
if
these
"Organs
But
"brother"
as
long
as
you
:eep-
telMng
us
that
the
unemployed
are
getting
too
much
to
at
andi
that
ttw
squawks
of
tarvlng
men,
women
and
child-en.
are
Russian
Communists
sent
ver
here
to
disturb
the
p?ace
ind
good
government
of
this
Country,
I'll
expect
your
editorials
.o
be
filled
with
"Red
Bogey."
Communism,
Radicalism,
Red,
igitators,
you
will
have
to
deal
vlth
until
such
time
as
Canada
.3
made
fit
to
live
In.
They
are
only
the
harvest
of
our
own
foolishness
and
futility
n
trying
tir
hold
together
the
irumbltng
walls
of
a
Society
In
iecay.
Capitalism
In
Its
dying
igony
is
gasping
for
breath,
for
it
s
being
choked
with
working
class
awakening.
The
hypocrisy
with
which
the
Canadian
ruling
class
is
trying
to
smooth
its
path
to
Fascism
is
jradually
but
surely
toeing
analysed
by
the
"Dupes"
who
have
jullt
the
fortunes
of
those
who
'oday
slander
them
with
con-ynpt.
Out
of
the
Capitalist-made
de-aression
arises
a
class
conscious
army
of
men
and
women
that
be-'ore
did
not
bother
to
think
for
themselves.
The
madness
of
men
being
put
to
work
rafclrrg
stones
around
:ourt
houses
back
and
forth
for
b
ears
until
they
look
like
cobble
.tones
Is
nearly
over
"Brother."
You
have
tried
in
vain
to
destroy
he
mental
and
physical
fitness
ol
these
poor
slaves
but
as
much
as
you
have
succeeded,
enough
of
hem
have
been
left
to
carry
the
Janner
of
the
tradition
of
their
jlass.
Onward
we
march
until
we
all'
have
emancipated
ourselves
ram
Capitalist
rule.
For
a
free
and
progressive
Canada
based
on
service
and
world
acquired
know-edge
and
not
on
"Faith."
May
this
letter
be
understood
in
the
basis
of
classes
and
not
jerscnall
Knowing
that
our
opinions
never
Kiizegukla
Marks
Yuletide
Seasom
iMany
Christmas
Events
Were
field
At
Interior
Village
KITZEGUKLAr
Jan.
2:
On
Christmas
Day
special
services
were
held
in
the
United
Church.
The
choir
was
at
its
best
and,
un
der
the
able
leareship
of
Abbe
Russ
assisted
by
Walter
Wesley
at
the
organ,
rendered
four
anthems
which
were
fully
appreciated'
by
the
audience.
Rev.
B.
Black
conduc
t.pd
the
service
and
save-
the
Christmas
address.
In
the
evening
a
Christian
En
deavor
service
was
conducted,
by
Peter
Mark.
Everybody
fully
en
Joyed
this
service.
Christmas
carols
were
sung
at
both
services.
On
Saturday
evening
a'
com
nunlty
Christmas
dinner
was
held
in
the
home
of
Joe
Wesley.
A
var
iety
of
different
good
things-loaded
down
the
tables.
Everybody
ln
the
village
was
Invited.
After
an
unusually
good
dinner
the
chairman
called
for
a
competition,
in
telling
good
stories.
Some
very
Interesting
stories
were
told.
The.
one
by
Mr?
Weget,
however,
won
the
prize
which
was
presented
by
Joseph
Wesley.
Monday
night
another
Community
banquet
was
held
In
the
same
home.
Joseph
Wesley
opened
his
house
for
the
Young
People
to
sponsor
a
feast
for
their
fathers
and
mothers.
Music
was
provided
by
the
local
brass
band
and
certainly
added
to
the
enjoyment
of
all
present
Speeches
were
given
by
the
older
people,
recalling
their
experiences
as
young
men
and
women
and
contrasting
conditions
then
with
those
.now
enjoyed.
A
delightful
ceremony,
was
performed
on
Sunday
night
when
26
school
children
re-dedicated
themselves1
to
Christ
at
the
usual
Christian
Endeavor
Society
service.
It
was
ai
very
Impressive
service.
WATCIINIGIIT.
AT
ARMY
Thd
usual
Salvation
Army
watch-night
service
was
held
New
Yfear's
Eva.
It
was
conducted
by
Major
Eva
Laycock
assisted
by
Captain
Elizabeth
Robertson.
were
published
In
your
antl-Work-ng
Class
and
pro-Communist
paper,
I'm
only
doing
my
duty
as
a
worker
to
do
more
criticizing
:n
the
interest'
of
my,
class
in
the
form
of
letting
you
know
that
tome
of
us
are
still
quite
alive
in
Tplte
of
your
relief
officers
and
other
well
looked
after
politicians
notions
in
trying
to
lay
us
down
and
keep
our
mouths
shut
and
die
quietljr.
That
is
what
yau
call
a
real
Canadian.
One
who
stands
quietly
and
works
for
the
city
at
75c
per
day
in
the
mud
up
to
their
necks.
Eut
not
ma
Brother.
I've
only
begun
my
criticism
and
hope
to
succeed
in
making
quite
a
good
Job
of
it
too.
Yours
Noisily,
GERALD
PATRICK
MURPHY
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