NOVEMBER
23,
1943
ffo)
!
-
,
more
canned
poodn
iri
her
house
thun
over
before
.
.
.
in
fact
he
linn
inure
of
almont
everything.
Frequently
he
(tpetnU
houra
going
from
More
to
More
.
.
.
trying
to
huy
things
hhe
never
bought
before
jijHt
beeuiiM;
they
ure
nearee.
Hetty
lins
Hoarder
Koerl
This
highly
contagious
wartime
tlipcapc
hus
leen
rrK)iiMihIe
for
creating
many
uliort-gen
which
noetl
not
cxint.
Protect
yourself
note
against
the
danger
of
an
attack.
Invent
every
penny
you
can
in
War
Savings
Stamps.
Thin
tried
and
proven
treatment
is
guaranteed
to
render
you
immune
for
just
as
long
as
you
continue
to
take
it
regularly.
BREWING
COMPANY
LIMITED
The
Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
WOOD
FUEL
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
snow,
so
order
early.
Wood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT-
EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
Vhen
at
Terrace
Stay
at
Nbert
Hotel
Hut
make
advance
Itescrvatlons
"x
s
Terrace
T
k
SHRIMPS
FKKSII
EVERY
DAY
Uoat
"W.S.L."
First
Float
west
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
dally
after
1
p.m.
LETTERBOX
LAUOK
I'ROGS.
vs
C.C.F.
Editor,
Dally
News:
John
Worstey
bu
attacked
our
Party
at
some
length
and
rulre
a
full
answer.
I
wtild
appreciate
your
publishing
tbta
amwer
from
me
to
Mr.
Worsley.
The
greatest
crusader
again
Communism
1
Adolf
Hitler
who
came
to
power
and
overcame
-ountry
atter
country
by
splitting
his
enemies
with
the
spectre
of
a
false
enemy,
"the
ted
bogey...
Re-baltlnir
1
lying
about
Communist.
For
example,
it
is
accusing
Communists
of
organizing
to
seize
power
by
force
and
violence.
Do
the
Communist
deny
this?
Then
say
they
aie
deceiving
liars.
Do
the
Oom-nisti
give
their
all
in
struggle
for
democracy?
Then
say.
It
Is
Just
an
Ingenious
manoeuvre
to
fool
the
public.
Have
the
Com
munists
formed
a
new
party,
better
fitted
to
serve
our
changing
nation?
Then
say
it
is
"just
i
the
same
old
Communist
party.
,Do
the
Labor
Progressive
propose
a
united
labor
movement
to
cripple
the
plans
of
reactionary
monopolies?
Say
they
are
riving
for
big
business
support
by
splitting
the
CCF
vote.
Mr
Worsley
has
every
right
to
disagree
with
us
but
he
has
n
right
to
lie
about
us,
and
his
Is
the
precise
technique
he
the
displaced
minority,
security
of
public
Socialist
property
and
democracy
Is
Inseparable
from
measures
to
prevent
any
action
by
which
the
minority
might
be
restored
to
power
over
the
nation.
Article
8,
section
six
of
pur
constitution
says:
"Should
any
Party
member
be
found
guilty
of
advocating
any
form
of
vio
lence
or
terrorism
for
any
purpose
whatsoever,
he
or
she
shall
be
summarily
expelled
from
the
Party".
As
to
Mr.
Worsley
not
being
asked
to
the
platform,
there
were
close
to
eight
hundred
people
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
who
came
to
hear
Tim
Buck.
not
him.
The
meeting
had
already'
gone
overtime
and
there
were
humbed
of
soldiers
waiting
to
get
in
to
their
own
show.
He
asked
his
question
and
It
was
answered
In
full.
Nobody
Is
trying
to
shut
up
Mr.
Worsley.
He
has
every
opportunity
of
expounding
his
views
In
pub.
lie,
which
he
frequently
dves
Would
he
expect
the
local
C.CP.
to
break
an
agreement
with
the
theasre
"by
inviting
Mr.
Winch's
opponents
to
the
stage
for
a
debate
after
the
scheduled
meeting
time
Is
over?
Mr.
Worsley
falsely
states
Tim
Buck
accused
the
CCF
of
being
reformist
because
CCFers
believe
small
business
will
exist
during
the
change-over
to,
a
new
social
order.
What
Tim
Buck
did
was
to
quote
the
CCF
publication
"Make
this
your
Canada",
to
the
effect
that
by
lifting
them
from
the
con-ndttheiirettini!
ud
of
a
Canad
tents
and
by
his
own
comments.
tamSoviesRepublic".
This
Is
a
uan
i
he
Know
tne
ci.
was
cus
salved
this
year
and
the
"old'
Canadian
Communist
Party
dls
affiliated
eaily
In
the
war?
He
Insists
on
confusing
the
legal
1'
use
of
force
by
the
people's
state,
after
the
majority
of
the
'population
have
taken
power
and
against
a
self-seeking
minority,
with
a
mythical
use
of
"force
and
violence"
by
a
Com-
'
munlst
minority
to
setae
power.
Mr.
Worsley
Is
very
wrong
when
he
specifically
refers
to
the
proletariat
as
a
minority.
The
working
people
of
Canada
make
up
the
vast
majority
of
the
population.
A
statement
to
the
contrary
assists
those
who
do
not
wish
to
see
the
workers
exercise
their
majority
right
Two
great
members
of
the
British
Labor
Party.
Sidney
and
Bes&lde
Webb,
after
years
of
study
of
the
Soviet
Union,
wrote.
"If
by
the
proletariat
is
meant
the
mass
of
the
copulation
dependent
on
their
daily
earnings,
or
as
Marx
frequently
meant,
the
whole
of
the
workers
engaged
in
Industrial
production
for
wages,
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
would,
in
highly
developed
capitalist
societies
like
Great
Britain
where
three-quarters
of
all
men
of
working
age
are
wage-earners,
mean
no
more
than
the
rule
of
an
Immense
majority
over
oc-ratlc
rather
than
dictatorial.
The
Labor-Progressives
have
not
given
up
scientific
socialism.
If
Mr.
Worsley
wishes
to
warn
business
Interests
of
our
beliefs,
then
go
direct
to
our
'
program,
as
adopted
this
summer
at
the
Toronto
cdnventlon,
where
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
Is
described
as
follows:
"The
sovereign
will
of
the
people,
led
by
the
most
ad
vanced
class,
the
working
class,
will,
under
Socialist
society,
pre-:
vail
in
the
realm
of
economic
i
and
political
democracy,
And
precisely
because
the
establishment
and
consolidation
of
Socialism
demands
It.
the
Canadian
people
will
be
called
up
by
historical
necessity
to
form
their
Socialist
government
which
will
be
a
workers'
and
farmers
government
or.
by.
and
for
the
people.
Such
a
government
which
has
the
fundamental
task
of
transforming
the
basic
economic
forces
of
the
country
Into
public
Socialist
property
will,
of
necessity,
be
compelled
to
adopt
measures
to
protect
the
people
against
the
danger
of
attempts
by
monopolist
interests
or
their
political
henchmen
to
restore
the
old
order
of
tilings.
Such
has
been
the
ex
perience
in
every
case
In
history
1
when
a
new
social
order
was
'
established
by
a
class
which
was
formerly
exploited
and
oppressed.
Until
such
time
as
the
ov-
i'lace
an
Ad
in
The
Daily
News-It
rays
.ereign
ru.e
01
.ecumy
0
0
.ot
PubUc
Socialist
accepted
by,
honora
y
president
of
a
Ukran-lan
Nationalist
organization
whose
Hetman
(leader
has
his
headquarters
In
Betlin.
Mr.
Wotaley
further
falsely
s
.
i
j
sms
s
fv
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
ITVE
peace
with
butcher
Hitler"
and
by
"underground
agitation
aid
ed
the
enemy".
Has
he
forgot
ten
that
it
was-
the
Munlchmcn.
the
appeasers,
who
held
power
until
the
time
of
Dunkirk
that
strained
might
and
main
for
peace
with
Hitler,
for
a
wdr
against
the
Soviet
Union
In
aid
of
poor
little
Finland,
Hitler's
satellite.
Has
he
forgotten
tha!
'he
Communist
Party
was
the
only
pary
which
consistently
fought
this
treacherous
policy''
Has
he
forgotten
that
the
Soviet
Union
In
the
spring
of
'3i
proposed
a
three-power
alliance
against
agression
to
Britain
and
France
and
that
Chamberlain
termed
such
talk
"midsum
mer
madness".
Has
he
forgotten
that
Communists
have
been
consistent
antl-Fasclsts
for
a
generation,
that
they
are
In
the
very
ironi
ranits
ol
our
war
effort
today?
Where
has
he
stood
during
a
these
years
Mr.
Worsley'
anti-Communist
phobia
drives
him
onto
the
same
Ideological
ground
as
the
Quislings
he
quotes:
The
par-
wuonm
wmte
ouard
groups
nave
every
reason
to
hate
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
in
in
the
mc
Soviet
ouviri
Union
union
which
wnicn
wouM
he
be
warning
his
fellov
prisoners
of
the
menace
of
Communism?
could
have
brought
disaster
to
the
United
Nations
and
can
likewise
wreck
the
home
frpnt
Bruce
Mickleburgh,
Chairman.
Prince
Rupert
Labor
Progress-slve
Club.
(This
deflntely
ends
letters
of
such
great
length
on
this
.MONTREAL'S
YEAR
Editor,
Dally
News:
Montreal
Canadiens
m
the
National
Hockey
League
are
running
away
with
victory
after
victory.
How
long
will
It
continue
and
who
Is
going
to
atop
them?
Boston
came
close.
Will
Detroit
do
U?
Certainly
not
Rangers.
Montreal
should
be
the
team
for
the
old
mug
this
year
if
'.hey
don't
suffer
any
serious
military
call-up.
Any
call-up
would
be
serious.
But
I
must
add
that
this
is
Montreal's
big
year
against
Toronto.
Toronto
fans
are
worked.
Let's
hope
they
stay
so.
A
FAN.
Christmas
Cards
i
f
r
smashed
the
Nazi
armies
to
MaV
UC
nP
I
V1U
Jin
llnGS
which
their
hopes
were
pinned
AUCV
But
it
Is
a
fortunate
thing
'
for
Mr.
Worsley
that
the
work-
I
LONDON,
Nov.
2S
W
If
you
lng
people
of
the
USSR,
ley
by
I
get
a
Christmas
card
from
some-
CJommunlsts,
.
Instituted
the
die
tatorshlp
of
the
proletariat
and
made
Stalingrad
possible.
Had
the
Nazis
broken
throujh
and
were
Mr.
Worsley
today
slttin?
what
the
CCF
actually
proposes
fin
a
Nazi
concentration
camp.
Is
government
purchase
of
mon-
has
employed
In
letters
to
the
j
0polies.
Our
Party
rejects
the
Editor.
He
has
unwittingly
play
ed
the
Hitlerites'
game.
I
can-,
not
say
his
help
to
Canadian
reaction
is
also
unwitting
for
to
be
Uylng
to
warn
business
men
not
to
have
any
Illusions
as
to
whether
Labor-Progressives
stand
for
Socialism
or
not
and
without
compensation
to
big
business
horror
of
horrors!).
He
distorts
the
meaning
of
passages
from
the
program
of
the
Communist
International
idea
that
government
purchase
or
nationalization
of
certain
monopolies
would
constitute
Socialism.
Unable
to
back
up
his
claims
!n
any
other
way,
Mr.
Worsley
has
lesorted
to
peddling
cheap
malicious
lies.
He
states
that
on
June
22,
1941.
"Mr.
Buck
Issued
a
four
page
manifesto
call-ins
for
an
Immediate
Commu
nist
revolution
in
Canada,
the
oveHnrow
of
British
institutions
complete
fasMfcood
and
I
cat.
on
him
to
publicly
repudiate
this
statement.
Mr.
Wbrsley's
authority
for
the
statement
is
one
Prof.
Wat
son
KUkconnell.
who
has
been
DuWlcW
challenged
by
Leslie
Morris
as
a
liar
and
a
dealer
In
forged
evidence
and
who
Is
the
.....
The
Moscow
Conference
shows
that
Communist
and
non
-
Communist
states
have
sunk
their
differences
and
risen
to
the
noble
task
of
jointly
winning
the
war
and
the
peace
This
smashes
the
Red
bogey
for
all
time
and
I
would
appeal
to
Mr.
Worsley
to
play
his
part
la
building
the
united
labor
movement
which
Canada
desperately
needs
If
we
are
to
win
the
war
and
the
peace.
We
appreciate
horytt
differences
with
us
but
reel
Mr.
Worsley
helped
se
back
the
Prince
RuDert
labor
movement
by
stooping
to
reck-e
s
Red-baiting.
Such
pollcler
He
CUTS,
BURNS
tutd
CRUISES
OLYHPEME
body
In
Britain,
look
at
It
close
ly
most
likely
It's
a
second
hand
greeting.
Back
in
1940
some
enterprls-
that
there
wouldn't
be
so
many
lng
person
or
persons
realized
cards
about
when
Christmas
rolled
around
In
1943
so
they
advertised
in
the
personal
columns
of
newspapers
for
cards
which
usually
lie
around
for
months
before
being
tossed
Into
the
waste
bin.
Now
they've
hit
the
market,
fith
the
centre
leaf
removed
and
a
verse
printed
on
the
Inside
of
the
back
cover.
Somebody,
they
say,
is
making
a
small
fortune.
Hockey
Standings
Canadiens
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Raneers
W
8
5
4
4
3
0
L
F
0
47
33
40
30
38
23
APts.
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13
35
45
23
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50
GARDEN
PRODUCE
NEEDED
WARE.
HERTFORDSHIRE.
Eng..
(T
George
Filer
was
fined
SI
12
inrliirilnff
rnsia
tnr
crrmu-
Sport
Chat
Britain's
Football
Association,
for
the
first
time
in
its
80-year
old
history,
will
make
a
estlmonlal
to
a
player.
The
fel
low
to
be
honored
Is
handsome
Eddie
Hapgood.
Arsenal
full
back
who
has
worn
an
Inter-
'
national
cap
for
England
43
:imes
a
record
and
captained
Sngllsh
tear"
on
34
occasions
!
another
record.
Pat
of
the
tes-
j
UmonlaL
which
fca
a
value
of
$450,
vrZI
lonslst
of
a
:hoto-;
graph
album
deplctlnz
out-
standing
Incidentj
In
the
career
;
af
the
great
player.
The
re-:
malnder
will
buy
war
bonds
Hapgocd,
now
a
pilot
officer
in
:he
Royal
Air
Force,
has
led
England
successfully
against
every
home
county
and
practically
every
European
side.
A
highlight
of
his
career
came
at
Wembley
Stadium
last
February
when
the
King
stepped
out
on
the
field
to
shake
his
hand
and
congratulate
him
before
an
International
against
Wales,
j
Commenting
on
the
testimonial,
L.
V.
Manning
In
the
London
Dally
Sketch
suggested
it
be
presented
to
Hapgood
in
the
centre
cl
the
field
at
the
next
I
Wembley
Cup
final
"There
were
;
no
cash
acknowledgements
for
fthe
old
masters
on
retirement,"
i
he
wrote.
"This,
the
club
of
post-war
planners
hope
to
remedy
but
the
Hapgood
testimonial
Is
the
first
sign
of
the
F.
A.
awakening
to
their
very
real
obligations
to
box-office
In
ternationals."
The
British
Football
Associa
tion,
Incidentally,
just
passed
Its
89th
birthday
but
there
was
no
official
celebration
as
on
the
75th
anniversary
when
England
played
the
Rest
of
Europe
at
Highbury.
Eleven
dubs
were
represented
at
the
inaugural
meetins
In
October
1863
at
the
Freemason's
Tavern,
O
r
e
a
t
Queen
St.,
London.
Now
mor
than
6,500
are-
affiliated.
The
F.
A.
drew
up
Its
first
rules
In
1863
and
legalized
professional
soccer
23
years
later.
This
business
of
hitting
obstacles
hard
was
nothing
new
to
Lieut.
R.
M.
Marshall
of
the
R.
N.
V.
R.,
who
commanded
a
torpedo
boat
that
sliced
through
a
Nazi
E-boat
off
the
East
Ccast
of
Britain.
He
learned
It
as
an
Oxford
rugby
blue
and
an
England
International
forward
Fast
and
brilliant,
Marshall
was
:
captain
of
the
Dark
Blues
for
lng
geraniums
In
glaS
hcuses
!
the
season
In
which
wars
sir-
nY
i
If
vne
j.am
a
,
w
v.s
str
n
eu
MfUkiiucu
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year
old
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William
butcher,
displaced
the
record,
holder
by
winning
a
14-mile
marathon
from
Fort
William
to
the
4.406-foot
summit
of
Ben
Nevis,
Britain's
highest
mountain,
and
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Mdntyre
covered
the
rind
in
two
hours,
4V
minutes,
followed
more
than
three
mln-ilon,
Danny
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HEAVY
ON
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