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Tuesday,
December
20,
1942
L
D
1
T
O
KI
AL
Satisfactory
Economic
System
.
.
.
The
capacity
of
Canadian,
industry
to
produce
in
almost
unlimited
quantities
has
been
amply
proven
during
i
the
war;
we
have
in
Canada
today
national
resowce,
:
.technical
skill'
and1
industrial
machinery,
all
of
which
have
peen
developed
on
a
large
and
increasing
scale,
and
there
is
less
excuse
than
ever
for
unemployment
-in
Canada,
with
its
consequent,
poverty
and
distress,
says
A.
K.
Mosher,
president
of,
Uie
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
ir.
a
message
for
the
New
Year.
If
Canadians,
enjoying
sucl
a.
fortunate
situation,
cannot
develop
an
economic
system
which
will
provide
a
high
standard
of
living,
the
problem
must
be
considered:
insoluble
but
there
are
growing
indi
cations
that
the
people'
of
Canada,
and
particularly
th(
organized
workers,
have
determined
that
they
will
not
go
back
to
the
conditions
which
existed
prior
to
the
war.
and
that
whatever
changes
may
be
necessary
in
the
econ
omic
system
to
provide
for
the
security
ami
well-being
oi
every
citizen,
will
be
demanded.
The
name
which'
a
satisfactory
economic
system
wilj
bear
is
of
no
importance
;it
is
the
fact
alone
which
wil1
be
insisted
upon.
The
war
has
proven
beyond
any
doubt
that
financial,
barriers
to
industrial
development
are
artificial,
and
that
what
is
physically
possible
is
financially
possible.
The
same
nation
which,
in
the
depths
of
the
depression,
was
forced
to
maintain-
hundreds
of
thousand?
of
people
on
relief,
now
finds
it
necessary
to
organize
its
manpower
in
order
to.
utilize
the
services
of
every
able-bodied
adult,
and
this
is
a
lesson
which
surelv
will
nnt.
hp
readily
forgotten.
When
the
war
ends,,
there
will
be
a
vast
market
in
Canada,
and
in
many
other
countries
for
the
commodities
which
Canada
can
produce.
In
the
field
of
housing
alone,
there
will
be
room
for
enormous
projects,
and
there
ought
to
be
work
available
for
all
who
are
able
and
willing
to.
perform
it.
By
a
realistic
approach'
to
the
problem,
forgetting
ancient
economic
myths,
Canada
will
be
able
to
produce
in
peacetime
on
a
scale
quite
as
great
as
that
required
in
war-time.
But
the
reconstruction
of
a
world
of
peace
and
security
must
go
farther
than
economic
readjustments.
Canada
must
take
her
place
among
the
nations
of
the
world
in
laying
the
bases
of
an
enduring
peace
through
the
provision
of
adequate
machinery
for
mutual
protection
against
injustice
and
oppression.
This
will
require
a
clarity
of
vision,
a
breadth
of
view,
a
confident
courage
far
beyond
anything
which
we
have
known,
in
the
past,
both
in
domestic
and
foreign
policy.
But
the
people
of
Canada,
whose
sons
are
fighting
in
far-off
lands,
are
,
learning
that
the
world;
is
a
small
one,
after
all,
and
that
it
maybe
made
a.
happy
home
for
the
human
family.
Encouraging
War
News
.
.
.
e
The
recent
news
from
the
battle'f
ronts
is
so
encouraging
that
we
may
enter
upon
the
New
Year
with
greater
v-u.ixiucntc
uiuii
ever
in
ultimate
victory.
While
we
are
properly
warned
that,
there
may
still
be
a
long
and
bitter
struggle
before
us,
with
setbacks
and:
disappointments
and.
heavy
losses,
we
are
nevertheless
justified
in
feeling
a
i?-
Tt
??rod
of
l)reParation
has
passed,
and
that
the
Allied
Nations
are
now
in
a,
position
to
take
the
initiative
and
hold
it
until
the
war
is
won.
At
Beauty
Parade
.
.
.
In
any.
beauty
parade,
we'll
bet
on
our
New
Year
Wishes
for
happiness
and
good
health,
to
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'
Village
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Joseph
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Cominff
Year
List
of
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'Joseph
Inites
has
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elected
chief
councillor
of
the
native
village
of
Kitkatla
for
the
ensuing
year.
Other
councillors
for
the
year
are
James
Lewis,
Solomon
Brown,
William
Ridley,
Henry
Brown,
Norman
Lewis,
William
Gladstone,
Henry
Collison
and
Arthur
Hill.
Police
constables
of
the
village
for
the
year
have
been
appointed
in
the
persons
of
Norman
Brown,
Ernest
Bolton,
Chester
Bolton,
Luke
Brown,
Robert
Hill,
Lawrence
Innes
and
Frank
Russ.
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on
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can
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY.
DECEMBER
29,
i942
SPORT
CHAT
It
never
did
take
much
n
start
a
football
argument
between
men
from
Canada's
east
and
Canada's
west.
Jt's
the
same
in
.Britain
when
.the
men
of
the
R.OA.F.
rally
in
fall
weather
that
is
not
so
different
from
Canada's
football
days.
Men
like
Pilot
Officer
Sammle
Taylor
of
Saskatoon
and
Flying
Officer
Ken
MaeGlllivray
of
Toronto
argue
like
ai
couple
of
"Monday,
morning
dluarteroacks."
Sammle
naturally
is
in
favor
of,
the
western
code
entirely.
Afttr
all
he
played
outside
wing
for
Retina
Rough
Riders
before
Joining
the
R.CA.F.
Ken,
late
of
Hamilton
as
well
as
Toronto,
has
been
around
the
football
circui:
a
bit
himself
sometimes
as
a
player,
sometimes
as
a
referee,
and
qultf
often
in
the
press
box
in
the
in
terests
of
a
Toronto
paper.
Now
he'h
with
the
Public
Relations
Division.
Fit.
Lt.
Tommy'
Walker
of
and
Flying
Officer
Jerrv
Montv
of
Montreal
have
had
a
lot
of
travels
together.
Tommy
as
a
top-line
Canadian
swimmer
and
Jerry
as
a
high
and
fancy
diver.
Not
Ions
aco
they
found
themselves
England-
.
bound
together
and
in
various
places
In
England
they've
been
making
a
considerable
splash
In
whatever
pools
were
available.
1
"Tommy
seems
to
be
swimming
raster
than
ever,"
said
Monty.
Tommy
has
a
brilliant
record
as
a
swim
coach
and
was
a
Canadian
Olympian
of
1928,
a
British
Empire
Games
participant
in
1930
and
coached
the
Canadian
Olympian.?
of
1932.
Jerry
was
on
the
British
Empire
team
of
1932
but
was
never
an
Olympian.
"Alfie
Phillip.s
of
Toronto
was
my
main
trouble
so
much
better,"
he
said
by
way
of
explanation.
Monty
has
dabbled
about
with
many
sports
with
considerable
success.
He
tried
water
polo,
boxing,
ana
played
Big
Four
football
with
Montreal,
Now
believe
lt
or
not
he's
playing
field
hockey
and
says
don't
laugh
because
it's
a
rough
tough
game
the
way
they
play
it
In
England.
High
dive
or
power
dive
Fit.
T
foilf
Tnnn
tf
Tatlo
T
t
C
n.9
T.
fMtuvt
wyttiijr
AbVCr,
J.i.
.V,,
Ul
lui
onto,
can
handle
the
situation.
In
peacetime
he
was
one
of
Canada's
i
finest
divers
and
at
one
time
held
,
the.
National
high
board
title.
His
quality
as
a
bomber
pilot
came
out
one
night
when
he'
was
heading
toward
Essen
and
refused
to
turn
back
Just
because
one
of
his
en
gines
"packed
up."
He
dropped
his
'
cargo
on
Essen
and
then
headed
home.
Sgt.
Perre
(Pepe)
Trudeau
of
Outremont,
Quebec,
has
a
Job
now
of
snapshooting
with
machine
guns
from
the
turret
of
a
Wellington
Bomber
but
he
has
a
pretty
sharp
eye
when
it
comes
to
firing
hockey
goals,
as
Montreal
hockey
fans
will
remember.
Recently
he
showed
he
is
Just
as
alert
In
the
gun
turret.
With
his
crew
he
was
sent
off
to
bomb
Germany
when
ME109S.
came
up
to
attack
the
daylight
bombers.
Trudeau
drew
an
accurate
bead-
on
one
German
fighter
and
sent
it
crashing
to
the
earth.
In
peacetime
Pepe
played
ri?ht
wing,
for
Mont
St.
Louis
hockey
teams
last
wYntrtr,
while
rcompletlng
his
training,
managed
to,
get
in
some
hockey.
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