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Friday,
August
13,
1943
Playing
Politics
.
.
.
Judged
by
the
prepared
statement
he
issued
to
the
-m-ess
we
fear
that
Hon.
R.
L.
Maitland,
Attorney
The
Real
War
Object
...
While
the
realists
of
our
generation
are
engageU
in
fighting
and
winning
the
war
on
the
battle
line's
and
on
the
home
front,
the
planning
of
the
peace
seems
hr
have
been
preempted
at
least
temporarilv.
by
th6
idealists
and
the
opportunists,
who
are'
working
for1
a
new
order.
These
people
are
in
a
decided
minority
but
they
are
highly
vocal.
They
make'
promises
which,
under
normal
conditions,
Ave
would
know
could
not
be
fulfilled
during
the
stress
of
post-war
i.crtujuMineiu.
uui,
Decause
aoier
men
are
now
con
cerned
with
the
immediate
nresent.
the
idealists
and
the
opportunists
are
in
some
measure
diverting
public
attention
from
first
principles.'
"
1
'
The
real,
reason
that
we
in
the
British
Empire
are
fightiner
this
war
seems
to
be
in
danger
of
being1
forgotten.
We
did
not
enter
the
war
in
order
that
We
might
formulate
a
new
economic
system.
We
entered
the
war
to
save
the
world
that
was
ours
and
thd
rights
and
privileges
which
had
been
hard
won
through
generation'
after
generation.
'
Much
as
we
hated
war
we
loved
our
freedom
.
more.
In
spite
of
the
maladjustments
following
the
last
.war
we
had
what
millions
of
people
in
Europe
and
Asia
did
not
"have
And
a
degree
of
freedom
under
democratic
government
which
had
never
in
all
history
been
equalled.
We
had
a
record
of
continuous
improvement
in'
social
legislation
and
while
there
was
place
for
still
further
advances
in
working
and
living
conditions,
our
entire
history
was
an
assurance
that
the
necessary
changes
would
come.
,
That
is
what
we
are
actually
fighting
for
although
fhe:
idealists
and
the
opportunists
are
seeking-to
make
capital
by
belittling
the
world
as
we
knew
it
in
19'39.
They
are
doing
theii-
utmost
to
sov
theseeds
of
discontent
in
minds
that,
are
furrowed
and
r'av
aged
by
war.
They
offer
the
mirage
of
a
bright
new
world
at
a
time
when
our
first
necessity
is
the
winning
of
the
War.
They
confuse
the
serious
problem
of
pbst-wat
readjustment
by
offering
economic
cure-all
of
"dubious
merit.
'
'
There1
is
n6
need
to
turn
back
the
clock,
for
after
all
we
are
four
years
older
than
we
were
In
1939;
but
itllinn
nmoa
fn
nlnnnni'nr
mil
nhaf.wnr
fnfiivo
wo
I
i
Jlcould
do
very
much
worse
than
use
1939
as
a'
bas'e
to
Start
off
from.
It
was
1939
when
we
last
had
all
of
those
things
for
which
this
nation
is
now
fighting.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
Chester
Le
Maistre
Gosh
I
had
a
shock
thi.
mornhig
I...
wakened
up
and
looked
at
the
calendar
and
lo
Friday
August
13th!
I
quickly
buried
by
head
beneath
the
pillows
in
order
to
plan
a
course
of
action
for
this
most
fateful
of
days,
only
to
waken
up
an
hour
iater
refreshed
but
none
trie
wiser
as
to
plan
of
action
Then
I
began
to
think
about
this
column.
This
was
the
final
decision.
I
have
hereby
solemnly
resolved
not
to
write
any
column
today
because
whatever
I
do
or
say
Is
bound
to
be
thp
wrong
thing.
The
only
right
thing
I
can
think
of
for
today
Is
the
dance
tonight
at
the
avy
Drill
Hall
to
which
of
course
the
hostesses
General
in
the
Coalition
government
of
this
prov-
are
lnvited
and
expected.
These
wee,
nas
not
ueiecieu
tne
icai
3iuaiavhv
wa
v
-
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.
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Wnna
fill
electorate
s
verdict
in
Ontario,
comments
ine
vicioria
yi
.
j-
Times.
British
Columbia's
first
law
officer
is
obviously
delighted
at
the
success
which
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
has"
Scored.
Nobody
will
ieek
to
'
deny
him
the
right
to
express
his
personal
views
on
1
this
Or
any
other
subject
under
the
sun
so
long
as
-he
does
not
lose
sight
of
the
importance
of
the
portfolio
he
holds
by
virtue
of
an
electoral
verdict
which
.placed
the
Liberal
Party
of
this
province
in:
precisely
,the
same
position
as
that
now
confronting
Colonel
Drew
in
Ontario.
1
'
.
Mr.
Maitland
is
especially
pleased
because'
Colonel
Drew
emphasized
throughout
'
the
campaign
the
necessity
of-
preserving
"British
institutions
and
strengthening
the
British
partnership.
This
is
not
a
new
theme
with
the
Attorney
General;
he
has
long
believed
that
the
Conservative
Party1
is
the
heavensent
custodian
of
the
Empire'
tie,
that
its
sanctity
is
expo'sed
to
all
kinds
of
skullduggery1
in
other
political
hands.
Surely
this
poppycock
is
out
of
date!
'Only
a
j
little
more
than
three
years
ago
Mr.
Maitland
was
appearing
on
T.qry
platforms
in
the
federal
election
1
campaign
approving
a
100
per'
cent
increase
in'
the
price
oi
anauian
wneat
to
me
uniisn
jiiipuner
at
a
time
when
the
people
of
the
United
Kingdom
were
getting
ready
for
the
bitterest
trial
of
their
long
history.
We
could
recite
many
other
samples
pf
the
Attorney
General's
inconsistencies
.in
this
re
gard.
But
we
will
spare
him.
The
verdict
in
Ontario
should
underscore,
for
the
special
benefit
of
Mr.
Maitland
and
the
rest
of
the
Coalition
ministry,
the
important
fact
that
the
G.C.F.
Party
has
set
its
mind
on
"wiririihg
th
"next
-general
election
in
this
province,
yhether'
it
Succeeds
or
fails
will
depend
upon
what
the
Liberals
ahd
Con-"'seryatives
who
are
supposed
to
have
jettisoned
their
political
difference's
propofe
to'
do
about
it.
The
statement
of
the
Attorney'
General
to
'which
we
have
referred
will
certainly
not
deter
the
opposition.
there.
lot
be
Then
there
Is
a
little
notice
about
the
"YM
wives
dub
meet-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
tog
Held
yesterday.
It
was
most
t
successful
with
eleven
members
and
ten
children
present.
Mrs.
Adam,
and
Mrs.
Chaplin
served
.
tea
and
Mrs.
Valen
donated
the
I
raffle
which
was
won
toy
Mrs-Dewar.
Now
these
are
the
only
thingy
of
which
1
am
sure
today.
So
for
the
column
I
shall
stick
to
these
truths.
For
the
remainder
of
the
day
I
am
going
to
be
very
careful
of
my
acUons
and
I
would
suggest
that
ybu
do
the
same
a
cautious
farewell
fqr
now.
Because
of
a
shortage
of
metals
the
Canadian
Army
has
cancelled
the
collar
badges
as
an
article
of
issue
Jor
warrant
officers,
N.
C.
O.'s
and
men.
The
battledress
of
the
Canadian
soldier
has
no
brass
to
.nine.
.
The
tallest
man.
in
the
Canadian
Army
Is
six
feet
II
Inches
He
is
41
inches
around
the
chest,
36
at
the
waist
and
his
length
of
leg
Is
listed
at
33
inches.
Rejected
applicants
for
enlist-nent
in
the
Canadian
Active
Army
are
Interviewed
at
recep
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AND
CO.
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Just
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Cut
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S'crvc
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OK
tANAlg
Distributors
mehts
here
against
the
Communists,
statements
both
bitter
and
.
Incorrect,
and
we
consider
it
necessary
to
contradict
some
of
them.
Ie
stated
among
other
things,
that
the
Communists
are
engaged
In
"political
scabbing"
In
proposing
the
formation
of
a
new
party
of
Communists.
It
must
be
stated
in
this
connection
that
the
Communist
movement,
.did
not
enter
into
the
political
field
for
the
purpose
of
breaking
up
other
Labor
parties,
certainly
not
to
break-up
the
C.CF.
party.
The
fact
can,
be
pointed
out
that
when
the
j
(J.C.F.
party
was
organized
In
I
1933,
the
Communist
party
ofj
Canada
had
heen
established
for
12
years
since
1921
and
could
i
well
have,
raised
the
objection!
that
the
C.Q.F.
are
doing
now:
"Why
organize
a
party
of
Socialists
when,
we
already
have
a
parjty
entrenched
in
every
province
.of
Canada?"
But
we
realized
then
that
the
C.CF.
represented
a.
different
school
of
socialistic
thought
from
ours
and,
although
we
do
not
believe
entirely
in
the
theories
of
what
we
prefer
to
call
Social
Democracy,
we
were
real
ists
enough
to
understand
and
not
question
the
political
rights
of
"the
people
who
wished
to
follow
the
C.CF.
doctrines.
Not
at
this,
or
any
time,
do
Communists
wish
to
create
more
friction
j'n
the
camps
of
Labor.
We
realize
the
urgen'.
need
of
Labor,
unity
for
th-present
ahd
the
post-war
problems
and
we
will
struggle
or
it
in
the
future
as.
we
have
done
in
the,
past.
Bu$
we
do
pot
believe
that
we
must
abandon
pur
theories
and
our
rights
to
con
tinue
to
organize
sp
the
new
Party
of
Communists
is
being
organized
here
In
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
in
all
cities
and
towns
in
Canada.
The
Communist
movement
Is
well
entrenched
in
every
country
and
is
growing
steadily
In
Country.
It
can
well
be
understood
why
reactionaries
direct
their,
main
attacks
against
the
Communists.
The
Fascist
ele-!
ments
are,
in
most
instances,
the
spearhead
of
these
attacks
but
t
seems
to
us
that
a
Labor
party
like
the
C.CF.
should
re
train
from
joining
In
these
at-I
tacks.
In
conclusion,
let
us
quote
.
a
few
words
from
Tim
Buck's
reply
to
Harold
Winch's
attack;
"Our
contribution
to
the
dem
ocratic
development
in
Canada
would
be
most
effective
if
we
could
work
in
co-operation
with
these
leftward
moving
progres
sives
who
constitute
the
mem
bership
of
the
C.CF.
Their
aspirations
coincide
to
-a
marked
degree
wtlli
ours
and
we
could
march
a
long
way
forward
to
the
advantage
of
Canada
and
the
worklnig
class.
Thanking
you
for
your
valu
able
space.
W.
II.
LEWIS,
Acting
Sec.
of
the
New
Party
of
Communists
of
Prince
Rupert.
First
European
guest
child
tc
enlist
In
the
C.W.A.C.
is
a
Polish
gir,l
whose
temporary
home
is
"Somewhere.
In
Nova
Scotia.'
THE
A
It
MY
NEEDS
Men
and
Women
Don't
wait
for
a
call
BE
A
VOLUNTEER!'
THE
SAIE
EFFECT
GOING
AND
COMING!
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of
provoking
fur-Butter
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by
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the
q.C.F.
Jo
his
recent
speech
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Chairs.
Kitchen
Cabinets
,
New
Cabin
Stoves,
etc.
Used
Bed
and
Springs,
for
the
two
$9.50
Used
Kitchen
Cabinets,
at
$10.00
$11.00
Tsed
Windows,
from
.
50c
New
Occasional
Chairs,
real
bargain
$12.50
Tsed
bathroom
Sinks,
good
condition,
from
$1.50
B.C.
Furniture
Plione
H!acH
321
THIRD
AVENUE
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SANG
HING
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KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Next
to
King
Tal
G12
7th
AVE.
WEST
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Tuesday
10
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
1:30
a.m.
Phone
Red
217
In
Thr
Siiprrnif
Court
of
HrltMi
f'oliimlil.i
In
I'rnliatr
In
the
Matter
of
tUr
"Adinlnl-tnitloii
AH"
mill
In
Thr
Matter
tf
thr
Etale
of
John
Itirsclh.
Dri'rnsril
TAKE
NOTICE'
that
by
Order
ol
Hla
Honor
Judg
Plshor,
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
BrttWi
Ool-umbla,
I
wr
on
the
30th
day
of
July,
A.D.
1913.
appointed
Admlnln-ator
of
the
Estate
of
John
BanwUh,
tormerly
of
Prtnco
Rupert.
British
OolumiWB.
doceaGed,
wtv
tiled
on
or
ihow.
Uie
20th
day
of
June.
AD.
1943.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
Mid
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
imount
of
their
lndedrtednew
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persoiis
having
claims
against
the
said
Eat&te
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
bofore
the
15th
day
of
September,
A.D.
1943,
failing
irtilch
dlotrlbutlon
will
be
mode
having
regard
only
to
auoh
clalmg
of
wbloh
I
ehall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
30th
day
of
July,
1943.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C,'.
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