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A
LETTERBOX
:
TllADIT
UNIONS
AND
''.
SOCIALISM
Editor,
Daily
News:
Your
editorial
Trade
Unions
and
Socialism"
has
caused
a
cerjaln
amount
of
interest
and
amusement
among
those
trade
unionists
to
whom
you
would
have
us
believe
you
are
concerned
about.
First
permit
me
to
ask
a
few
questions.
In
whose
interests
is
this
publication
Canadian
Business)
issued?
Is
it
ihe
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association?
Wherever
did
you
know
of
any
organization
without
ambitious
men
at
the
top?
Do
you
think
that
trade-unionism
a
lid
politics
can
be
separated
while
our
.
economic
wel-are
Is
wrapped
up
in
both?
And
do
you
think
that
this
Is
.something
in
the
nature
of
an
txpeilment.
when
a
similar
setup
has
prevailed
in
Great
Britain
for
years?
Sir,
believe
me
when
I
say
that
the
day
is
fa&i
approaching
when
the
interests
of
ihe
majority
of
Canadians
will
be
of
more
concern
than
a
'
few
members
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association.
Does
,
ycur
urtJclc
mean
to
imer
mat
you
are
afraid
this
move
will
ruin
Jrade
unions
when
the
C.
M.
A.
for
years
has
loboied
against
labor
legislation.
I
believe
if
this
move
were
not
to
.strengthen
trade
unions
the
C.
M.
A.
woulo
sit
back
and
wait
or
-ihe
inevitable.
The
infer-
nce
to
a
dictatorship
under
so-.iaUsm
should
not
pass
without
comment.
I
would
ask
you
to
.ead
the
itegina
manifesto
o;
:he
C.C.F.
be
honstt
with
your
itf
and
let
your
conscience
oe
your
guide.
Thanking
you
ier
your
courtesy
in
publishing
this
letter.
JAMES
NICOLL.
SLTPOKTS
HONDS
Editor,
Daily
News:
As
chairman
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Labor
Progressive
Club
I
want
to
most
heartily
endorse
the
Fifth
Victory
Loan
cam
paign.and
to
urge
any
one
who
has
not
already
done
so
to
buy
tneir
bond
new.
It
is
true
that
the
Nazi
forces
are
reeling,
waiting
for
the
knock-out
blow.
It
is
for
us
to
deal
that
blow
with
the
utmost
speed
and
power
of
which
we
are
capable.
To
allow
the
NazU
to
delay
the
hour
of
tbtir
doom
means
to
allow
them
to
gut
(.Europe
as
thp
did
Naples,
Kharkov
and
Gomel.
Every
additional
bond
will
help
reduce
the
cost
of
the
war
and
lives
and
men.
Workers
and
progressive
people
in
particular
are
all-out
in
support
of
this
drive
BRUCE
MICKLEBURGH.
si"
.iBisBilsisissN.
.llsssssssssssKasMss?
"
sMjMBSfi
INOW-miEVE
SORE
P
THBOAT
FROM
A
COLD
gj
m
RLfflUJI
IN
a
IAN
TIT
K
Si
uilFai
TEACHING
SCRIPTURE
IS
URGED
If
the
Ten
Commandments
are
out
of
date
as
some
people
infer,
the
results
of
violating
them
are
very
much
In
evidence
declared
Evangelist
P.
T.
Balmer
Sunday
evening
in
the
Oddfellow
Hall.
Continuing
he
said:
We
are
fighting
for
peace.iwe
are
praying
for
peace
but
in
one
wny
only
can
it
be
obtained
ac-
ording
to
Isaiah
the
prophet
In
r
hanter
48,
verse
18
'O
that
thou
hadst
hearkened
to
my
commandments'
then
had
thy
peace
b-en
as
a
river
and
thy
righteousness
as
the
waves
of
the
sea.'
"
The
pastor
quoted
a
state
ment
made
by
a
noted
writer.
Although
our
generations
pi
ides
Itself
on
discoveries
and
inventions
concerning
natural
iuw
it
must
bow
Its
head
in
shame
for
Its
ignorance
of
God's
Ten
Commandments.
Our
knowledge
of
science
has
filled
our
prisons,
penitentiaries,
reform
schools
and
hospital!
It
Is
high
'iaa
oailt
wevvo
time
for
our
generation
to
learn
influencing
such
interpretation
that
God
has
&
moral
law
Soon
he
would
be
teaching
doc-whlch
must
be
individually
trine
of
some
particular
church
obeyed,
else
we
bring
suffering
and
religious
controversy
would
and
death
upon
ourselves."
j
ensue.
The
evangelist
said
that
It
was
taken
for
granted
thatl
home
n
tbe
tint
place
to
the
children
of
today
did
not
"
religion
.ueut.
8:8-8
and
know
much
about
the
Ten
Commandments,
hence
the
urge
to
exhibit
them
In
the
public
schools,
continued
Pastor
Bal
mer.
Others
advocated
reading
portions
of
scripture
without
comment
or
explanation
by
the
teacher.
What
benefit
to
the
children
would
this
procedure
give,
asked
the
speaker.
A
child
j
might
question:
"Who
Is
God?
,Who
Is
the
Son
of
God?
What
is
sin?
What
Is
the
atonement?
!And
what
is
baptism?
If
the
j
teacher
Is
to
abide
by
the
rules
I
the
questions
would
be
unanswered.
If
'.t
was
necessary
and
right
to
read
tne
Bible
in
pubHc
schools
It
was
also
necessary
and
right
to
explain
it
to
wrlptures
Matt.
28:16-20;
John
11:15-17.)
OIL
HURNKItS
CLEANED
t
HANDYMAN
HOME
KEKVICE
Mack
7U
2:t
Seventh
Ave,
West
those
who
had
a
rtfht
to
ask
,,-'""mr.iaTa.rJ
.
.....
.
.
....
.a
questions,
saia
tne
evangelist.
But
most
likely
the
teacher.
"
however
learned,
however
dlplo-
5
matic.
however,
respectful
of
the
convictions
and
opinions
of
3
others,
would
rind
it
defftcult
5
to
Drevent
neraonal
hollar
if
the
hiimp
uni
nrwIiAsu
fhn
,
Krcsh
Local
Haw
and
f
Pasteurized
MILK
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VALENTIN
DAIRY
IMIONK
6Sl
HOW
TO
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
Give
your
order
to
the
Victory
Loan
salesman
who
calls
on
you
or
place
it
with
any
branch
bank
or
trust
company.
You
can
also
buy
Bonds
through
your
employer
for
cash
or
on
the
Payroll
Savings
Plan.
Or
send
your
order
to
your
local
Victory
Loan
Headquarters.
Any
one
of
these
agencies
will
be
glad
to
give
you
every
assistance
n
completing
your
application.
Bonds
may
be
bought
in
denominations
of
$50,
$100,
$500,
$1,000
and
larger.
Basketball
Buzz
It
was
the
church's
business
to
Abnec
of
Booth
Memorial
a"00'
irom
ine
1
nnce
"u"
take
over
the
program
and
not
.
the
public
school
and
state-paid
teachers.
To
the
Apostles
was
committed
the
great
commission
t
teaching
anc
explaining
the!
pert
uasKewau
ixoguc
raises
speculation
In
cage
circles
as
to
what
kind
of
season
the
High
School
will
have.
Stripped
Pf
all
but
two
or
tferee
numbers
of
last
year's
trone
entrv
In
the
area
loon.
MONDAY
Tic
Bp
BE
m
mm
i
h
u.hu1
lannl
!m
mtllr-illir
MRS.
K.
S.
OXVlM
.
.
been
weakened
but
there
arc
'
Si'C,
doubtless
still
enough
players
to
form
a
good
quintet.
At
present
thers.
are
two
other
basketball
squads
beside
the
school
Co-operative
Fishermen
and
the
Fraser
Street
Tigersand
poxstbly
these
three
teams
will
be
able
to
operate
as
a
league.
Inter-house
basketball
Is
still
expected
to
be
played
at
the
High
School
this
season
If
ar-
ttotsUsUBK4.aisuuata
ranitements
can
be
made.
HE
FOUGHT
THE
GOOD
FIGHT
Sergeant
Joseph
A.
Gregory,
M.M.,
lias
fought
the
good
fight
.
.
.
not
only
in
this
war
but
in
the
lilt
conflict
in
which
he
enlisted
before
lie
was
fifteen
years
old,
tcoetl
three
tears
in
Trance
and
was
twice
wounded.
Today
Sergeant
Gregory
is
home
in
Canada.
Behind
him
is
the
epic
of
Dieppe
la
which
his
daring
sorties
againit
snipers'
Positions
and
his
gallantry
and
tfootioo
to
duty
in
carrying
on
despite
a
severe
wound,
which
later
cost
him
his
etc.
won
liim
the
Military
Medal.
Sergeant
Gregory
is
still
"carrying
on"
as
a
member
of
the
Recruiting
Suff
of
M.D.
13,
Calgary.
He
has
two
sons
in
the
scrsice.
a
sister
in
the
C.VCA.C
and
his
brother
i
was
also
wouoded
at
Dieppe.
Here
is
what
the
Sergeant
says
of
Canada's
fifth
Victory
Loan:
"I'm
out
of
action
now
and
my
turn
boys
art
ulnit
my
place.
I'd
like
to
i
mow
that
tbey
un't
iujjrrjrom
lack
of
tquipmiut.
Jiatk
up
tit
(oyi
uU
art
in
act
fiihthtglor
.
uiatbomt.
ITt
(an
fob!
or
TUllM
by
pMnbaiiag
mor
aiJ
more
Vktorj
liouJi."
fjfou,too,
cast
FIGHT
THE
GOOD
FIGHT
Dieppe
.
.
Sicily
.
i
.
these
are
the
battle
honours
of
Canada.
Here
Canadian
soldiers
won
medal
after
medal
for
valour
above
and
beyond
the
call
cj
tluty.
I
icte
our
boys
fought
theood
fight,
as
they
arc
now
fighting
it
in
July,
Now
is
the
time
for
you,
too,
to
fight
the
good
fight
...
to
show
your
faith
as
our
boys
showed
their
heroism
.
.
;
to
fight
with
your
dollars
as
thev
fought
with
bullets
...
to
buy
Victory
Honds
on
a
scale
above
and
beyiud
the
call
oj
duty,
Remember,
although
Victory
is
now
in
sight
it
may
yet
escape
us
unless
cmy
one
of
us
has
the
courage
and
devotion
to
see
it
through,
to
the
end.
That
is
why
Canada's
Fifth
Victory
Loan
is
a
vital
challenge
to
all
of
us
.
.
.
a
bugle
calling,
for
our
best
and
finest
effort.
Fight
the
good
fight
for
the
cause
of
freedom,
the
continued
security
of
those
you
hold
dear
...
the
speeding
up
of
Victory
and
all
it
means
in
a
new
and
letter
ctviliration.
Uuy
all
the
lionds
you
can
out
of
your
savings.
Huy
more
on
install-raent.
These
are
your
Battle
Honours.
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