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Monday,
March
11,
1940.
EDITORIALS
UNITED
STATES
SOON
Leon
Trotsky
is
predicting
that
United
States
will
be
taking
part
in
the
European
war
before
the
end
of
this
year.
Evidently
many
Americans
feel
the
same
about
it.
That
is
why
they
are
so
emphatic
about
remaining
neutral.
Evidently
the
famous
former
Bolshevik
leader
sees
which
way
the
wind
is
blowing.
In
order
to
keep
up
his
reputation
for
wisdom
he
has
to
come
close
to
being
correct
in
his
prophesies.
GROUP
MEDICINE
Dr.
Hugh
Cabot
of
the
famous
Mayo
clinic
is
coming,
out
strongly
in
tavor
of
group
medicine.
He
thinks
that
doctor's
fees
are
much
too
high,
so
high
that
most
people
go
without
expert
services.
The
result
is
that
many
doctors
are
starving
while
people
are
dying
for
lack
of
their
services.
Dr.
Cabot
says
he
is
appalled
at
the
inadequate,
inferior
and
terribly
expensive
care
that
the
American
peoole
are
receiving
and
as
a
result
of
which
many
thousands
of
people
are
dying
needlessly.
He
suecests
that
doe
tors
should
organize
so
as
to
put
their
services
within
the
.
reach
of
everyday
budgets.
It
is
already
being
done
in
a
'
ie
cases
oy
group
medicine.
He
is
anxious
that
the
group
system
be
given
a
fair
trial
as
it
would
enable
doc-tors
to
get
more
patients,
to
live
better
and
would
increase
the
general
health
of
the
community.
FEW
ARE
WORRYING
Very
few
people
are
worrying
about
who
is
elected
to
Parliament
just
now.
The
work
of
the
war
will
carry
on
much
the
same
no
matter
who
goes
from
Skeena.
Assuming
that
conduct
of
the
war
is
the
most
important
matter
just
now.
would
it
not
be
best
to
allow
the
Liberals
to
car-rv
on?
Thev
have
had
a
tremendous
job
in
organizing
to
place
the
country
on
a
war
basis.
They
are'sending
men
and
arnlanps
to
Britain
and
more
are
being
prenared
to
p-o.
Should
the
Government
change,
it
is
bound
to
delay
the
procedure,
just
at
a
time
when
there
should
be
no
slackening
up.
Wo
think
that
the
people
of
Skeeria
riding
will
be
interested
in
having
the
war
work
continued
without
a
Wak
and
will
re-elect
a
man
who
has
served
them
well
in
the
past.
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DAILY
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Mo:id',
i
jtrue
democracy,
a.
man
was
en
titled
to
devote
hU
life
to
what
h
thought,
was
the
right
cause.
De-
mocracy
should"
be
control
by'
the
i
people
and
not
"of"
the
people
as'
Villi.
tliUIIU
bVAJaAJ1
V
V
WW
.
the
C.C.F.
had
expressed
itself
as
democaUc
countrles.
Socialism
was'
.jay
starts
in
Prince
Rupert
Clui
ueuiB
ojjuuju
mj
war.
i.iiui
au
lne
oniy
answer
m
the
preserva-
Annual
Tournament
To
Con-
been
made
to
put
the
C.
C.
F.
In
a
llon
of
tru.
democracy.
wrong
light
in
rcgara
to
me
span-
por
lasting
peace
there
l6h
Civil
war.
Mr.
Weaver
threw
out
have
to
h
nhandnnment
pnvne.se
or
citizenship
to
already
here.
would
of
ex-
disaffection.
The
fact
was
that
the
difference
between
the
so-eall-
''unity
of
Canada"
was
a
fictitious
rd
dictatorships
and
the
average
Issue.
The
speaker
was
not
aware
democracy
of
today?
The
former
that
Canada
was
in
such
chaos
with
'a
ke1
natural
resources
and
mar-disunity
as
might
be
suggested.
!"!
ih
..-Thp
uconle
were
told
that
they
nires
and
had
areas
for
exnlolta-
would
be
electing
a
war
time
gov-
Hon.
Fascism
was
but
a
develop-ernment.
Mr.
Chamberlain's
fore-
ment
of
capitalism
with
its
backl
.
Regarding
operation
of
the
dry
dock,
Mr.
Weaver
said,
if
it
was
in
ine
best
interests
of
Canada
and
practicable
to
build
ships
at
Prince-1
Rupert,
he
would
be
for
it.
!
In
answer
to
D.
A.
McPhee
as
to
what
the
C.
C.
F.
would
do
in'
the
'
event
of
obtaining
balance
of
i
Dower,
Mr.
Weaver
said
it
would,
take
advantage
of
its
position
to'
do
the
best
it
could
for
the
ad-'
vantage
of
the
worker?.
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James
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9:20
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Steward
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
southbound.
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BADMINTON
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Hockey
Standings
UNDER
WAY
tlnue
Tonight
Following
are
the
results
talked
of
the
importance
of
the
War.
The
real
cause
of
war
was
the!
Mrs.
Long
beat
Miss
Astoria,
ll-,i
unity
of
Canada
in
the
war.
By
lm-
,
osoiute
necessity
for
markets,
raw.
2;
11-2
plication,
those
who
did
not
sup-
materials
and
cheap
labir
under
port
the
Liberals
or
the
Conser-
the
capitalistic
system
to
which
yatlves
as
the
case
might
be)
were
r0liticians
and
statesmen
were
disrupters,
hindering
the
effective-
slaves
and
a
system
which
they
Miss
Thomson
beat
Miss
Joan
Cross,
11-5;
11-2.
Ulcy
beat
Moe.
15-7;
15-10.
Miss
Morgan
beat
Miss
Frances
lies
of
the
war
effort
and'
causing
were
unable
to
control.
What
was
Cross,
6-11;
14-10;
11-3.
cast
was
that
the
war
might
last
to
the
wall.
Fascism
was
now
duled
for
this
evening:
three
years.
In
that
case
the
new
spreading
to
France
and
England'
government,
elected
for
a
five-
and
would
in
turn
extend
to
Can-year
term,
would
make
the
peace
di
Quite
possibly
this
war
would
terms
and
carry
on
under
the
new
end
In
the
defeat
of
Hitler
but
the
peace
conditions.
Even
war,
Mr.
nuie
Empire
would
be
mortgaged
Weaver
declared,
ha'd
not
relieved
in
th
bargain.
Profit-making
unemployment.
With
the
return
of
must
cease.
Otherwise
civilization
peace,
men
would
be
thrown
out
of
would
alsocease.
The
workers
war
industry
employment
into
an
operated,
invented
and
created
already
oversaturated
labor
mar-
wealth
but
it
was
the
non-workers
ket,
to
say
nothing
of
the
men
re-
who
owned
it.
Workers
must
take
fuming
from
war
service
who
over
control
and
complete
the
urnnlH
hj
pynpt
Inir
Haonf
front-
thlrrl
cir4
nf
f
Vo
f-rtoMiA
l?jment.
Even
in
the
war,
with
wages
ing
socially
and
consuming
what
SO.belnc
held
down
In
the
fare
nf
In-
thev
nrndnrpd
The
a
creasing
living
costs,
the
standard
socialism
and
the
place
to
start
It
of
living
was
being
reduced.
What
was
at
home.
would
happen
after
the
war?
In-
Asked
by
Robert
Kydd,
If
a
C.
C.
flation
would
be
inevitable.
Mark-
P.
government
in
Canada
would
go
ets
would
be
further
contracted,
like
the
Labor
government
in
BrI-1
With
high
speed
production
and
la-
tain,
Mr.
Weaver
replied
the
C.
C.
bor
saving
devices,
unemployment
F.
government
would
hope
to
pro-,
would
become
a
more
serious
pro-
fit
by
mistakes
of
previous
labor
blem.
With
governments
during
and
socialist
governments.
As
for'
war
taking
control
of
industries
tne
British
Labor
government
It
with
boards,
there
would
be
in-
has
not
been
a
socialist
but
rather
creasing
difficulty
in
reverting
to
a
reform
government.
The
purpose
private
competitive
methods.
Even
PI
a
C.
C.F.
government
would
be
in
Canada
monopolists
control
was
to
eradicate,
not
Improve
capital-
developlns.
Capitalistic
govern-
sm-
ments
would
be
unable
to
with
the
Dbst-war
plight.
Onnosed
to
Conscription
Stntintr
that
the
C.
C
F.
deal
In
answer
to
a
question
reeatd-
ing
Orientals.
Mr.
Weaver
said
the'
c.c.
F.
.did
consistenly
advoca
ted
shutting
out
Orientals
nl.
definitely
opposed
to
conscription,
though
it
favored
extending
Parson
beat
Weaver,
15-5;
1-2
(Ret.).
Mcintosh
beat
Folger,
15-3;
15-1.
Mls
Thomson
beat
Mrs.
Long,
13-14;
.14-10;
14-11.
Hume
beat
Blay,
15-6;
15-5.
Tonight's
(lames
The
following
games'
are
sche-
:uu
p.m.
Pearson
vs.
Fisher.
7:30
p.m.
Miss
Vance
&
Hum''
vs.
Miss
Davis
&
Mcintosh.
n.m.
Fxrrest
vs.
Bellamy.
8:30
p.m.
Miss
Davis
vs.
Miss
Morgan.
9:00
p.m.
Mrs.
Lon?
&
Fisher
i
vs.
Miss
Macdonald
&
Bellamy.
9:30
pjn.
Miss
Joan
Cross
and
,
Forrest
vs.
Miss
Morgan
&
Pearson.
10:00
p.m.
Mrs.
Long
&
Miss
Thomson
vs.
Miss
Joan
Cross
&
Miss
Davis.
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,
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buti
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jdena.
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