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Thursday.
February
10.
1944
Socialization
Versus
Socialism
,
,
,
enemy
of
society,
or
what
comes
to
the
same
thing
a
thief.
'
"Far
be
it
for
men
to
confound
these
ideologies,
which
start
from
opposite
points.
Socialism
sincerely
wishes
to
base
the
authority
and
wealth
of
the
State
on
the
popular
will,
and
thus
remains
theoretically
a
democratic
movement;
fascism
distrusts,
the
mass
of
the
people,
and
the
individual,
who
has
no
other
right
to
.live
according
to
the
fascists
than
in
the
service
of
the
State;
socialism
does
not
lack
ideals'
or
generosity;
fascism,
denying
the
participation
of
the
people
in
government,
is
nothing
more
than
a
'contemporary
form
of
all
those
tyrannies
from
which
men
have
sought
to
deliver
themselves
for
centuries.
"Yet,
socialism
and
fascism
lead,
by
different
roads,
to
the
suppression
of
all
democratic
liberty.
"Like
all
true
liberals.
I
accent
socialization
but
'
not
socialism.
What
do
We
mean
by
one
who
accepts
socialization?
He
is
a
man
who
believes
in
social,
'"fi'i
"
Jigm.
wiai.
every
inuiviuuai
naSj
in
liberal
civilized
society,
to
work,
to
learn,
toVind
a
chance
to
live
in
his
own
way
not
simply
to
be
provided
with
food,
clothing
and
shelter,
but
to
.enjov
material
and
moral
well-being.
If
a
free
social
order
should
show
itself
incapable
of
elevating
the
masses,
that
would
crush
freedom
in
the
troubled
period
through
which
we
are
passing,
it
will
be
very
necessary
for
us
to
take
care
that
we
do
not
produce
such
a
catastrophe..
It
is
for
that
reason
that
we
should
look
for
social
progress,
and
be
active
proponents
of
socialization,
rather
than
stand
by
and
watch
the
destruction
destruction
nf
of
nur
our
liWol
liberal
institutions.'
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Today's
couplet:
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seems
much
more
a
sin
when
you
lose
than
when
you
win.
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BADMINTON
Brook
man
and
Cote
Win
Out
in
"The
Opinions
Of
a
great
number
of
people
today
I
and
Cole
played
a
very
smart
trend
in
tvvn
spnnratp
rHtwtirms.
snrialism
nnrl
fnR.!rame
w"
repte
with
staling
vi.-iu,
pap
a
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f0ur
nlavtr
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Hard
Fought
Tournament
BASKETBALL
i
Botb
boys
and
girls'
basket
-Although
Brookman
and
Case
ten
tms
of
the
Booth,
Me-easily
won
the
semi-finals
of
-
Hh
School
will
be
In
Navy
doubles
badminton
to
urn
a-
actiQE
at
cove
toolght
mem
last
night,
it
took
all
their
nt
the
girls
will
meet
the
skill
to
win
be
finals
trow
Boam
CWAC
and
later
toe
boys
meet
and
Cioss,
21
to
17
in
the
Vavy
poe
Amy
at
8:30.
Drill
Hall.
Brookman
and
Cote
started
t
j
in
Natal
Drffl
HaU
the
downing
Hay
art
Etlk
to
8.
pvrte
eolHdec
with
OaUrk
and
then
defeated
White
and
Hefaat
in
a
men's
area
Bas
Head
21
to
7.
krthall
Ionio
om-
TK
sir
Boam
and
Cms
defeated
mt4I
m
engaged
in
a
bat-Myers
and
Rickets
Jl
to
11.
and
tie
for
third
piaoe
with
Reserve
topped
Bae
and
Miiebfe
21
to
8
wd
a
wte
here
is
needed.
Rae
and
Mitctile
gained
toe
The
undefeated
Yanks
win
semi-finals
by
beating
Wotton
n4r
skMl
agaivt
Fortress
and
Gray
21
to
7.
while
White
ia
aaother
game
On
tbe
aaav
and
Head
advased
by
winning
caKj
Njwy
meets
Coast
Reg
over
Ferguson
and
Kcblansky
21
mefit
to
7
The
final,
in
which
Brookman
Force
in
badminton
will
be
ar
ranged
in
tbe
near
future
All;
Oaie
had
raraped
through
a
tnrnH
in
a
fin
KIA
nf
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nlHai
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"
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wrijien
uy
jean
varies
jiarvey
ana
puonsnea
Dy,
-hewing.
nous
to
beating
out
Brookman
Forward
Publishing
Co.
Ltd.
"These
schools
of
;
It
hoped
that
a
tourney
be-
m
the
f:.ia.
of
a
singles
tourna-
thought
start
from
opposite
poles
from
each
other,
tvetn
,he
and
A
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and
in
a
general
way
thev
meet
only
in
common
dis-,
trust
of
private
enterprise.
Both
of
them
tend
to
j
enslave
to
the
State
the
productive
and
creative
j
powers
of
the
individual
In
all
their
declarations,
i
socialists
and
fascists
use
exactly
the
same
words
to
attack
their
enemy:
'Let
us
destroy,'
they
"say",
'economic
dictatorship!'
"What
do
these
words
mean?
Without
any
doubt
they
mean
any
form
of
private
capital
which
.exceeds
certain
indeterminate
amounts,
and
which,
in
the
eyes
of
these
men.
constitutes
an
injustice
for
less
fortunate
people.
They
agree
to
the
existence
of
a
single
capitalist
or,
at
any
rate
a
single
controller
of
capital
the
State.
To
that
is
to
belong
the
power
and
duty
to
distribute
wealth
in
such
a
fashion
that
no
one
will
lack
anything,
from
the
cradle
to
the
grave,
and
that
no
one
whether
an
individual
or
a
corporation
will
accumulate
too
much
wealth.
"While
they
fight
bitterly
with
each
other,
the
two
schools
join
in
denouncing,
with
equal
energy,
any
liberty
to
create
material
wealth,
or
to
profit
from
it.
After
listening
to
their
talk,
millions
jof
men
have
been
persuaded
that
any
individual
whose
occupation
returns
him
a
large
income
is
either
an
L
ARRY
was
a
normal,
quirt
liap
until
quite
recently.
Tlicn,
hiiddrnly,
lie
contracted
Loose
Tongue-Ili.
Now
his
tongue
is
wagging
constantly
.?.
passing
on
everything
he
hear.
Haw;
you
lte.cn
exposed
to
this
dangerous
wartime
disease?
Symptom
is
an
uncontrollable
desire
to
tell
everything
you
know.
Particularly
violent
attacks
occur
when
you
learn
some
vital
information
about
troop
movements,
war
production,
ship1
sailings,
clc
If
you
are
a
victim,
don't
despair
.
.
.
there
is
a
sure
cure
that
you
can
start
taking
right
away.
As
soon
as
you
feel
tbe
urge
to
reveal
some
vital
information
coming
on,
start
saying
Jo
yourself,
"What
have
I
done
today
to
help
win
the
war?"
Keep
repeating
this
over
and
over
to
yourself
until
the
attack
passes.
Tills
treatment
is
guaranteed
to
cure
nnyonc
of
Loose-Tonguc-Itis.
BREWING
COMPANy
LIMITE
The
Nary
-Coast
Regimen)
rl.vsh
looms
as
a
keenly
contest-
I
ed
tlt
as
both
teams
hate
about
the
same
won-and-lost
record.
Both
clubs
have
lost
seven
games
and
the
sailors
have
won
fire
as
compared
to
four
by
the
Army
quintet.
Leo
Harvey
spotted
Toronto
Larry
Cains
37
pounds
at
London
10
years
ago
this
week
and
pounded
out
a
lS-round
de-
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C00D-
LDOKING
SHAVES
YOU
CANT
MATCH
BLUB
GLLETTE
BLADES
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produce
a
razor
L
blade
that
delivers
a
good-looking
shite
every-time,
stevl
must
be
hardened
exactly
right.
That's
why
Gillette
owns
and
operates
one
of
the
few
Vickers
Hardness
Testers
in
North
America.
It's
used
daily
to
make
certain
steel
in
Blue
Gillette
Blades
is
correctly
tempered
to
take
and
hold
the
sharpest
edges
ever
honed
and
give
you
the
world's
smoothest
shaves.
I
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coast
to
coast,
the
neiFitl
"Adim-mart"
tlats
are
the
choice
of
style-conscious
America.
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Sold
only
by
.
.
Rupert
Men's
AM)
Boys'
Store
217
Sixth
Street
cision
to
hold
his
British
Empire
heavyweifht
championship.
.
Ttie
colored
battler
had
Harvey
in
distress
in
the
openin?
rounds
but
the
Englishman
came
tuck
strong
to
a
In
the
unao.-
.
mous
decision.
Joe
Lotus
continued
his
un
Interrupted
reign
as
the
world's
beavrweltht
boxinj:
champion
tear
years
are
last
fright
by
uY
f
rating
Arturo
Oodoy
of
Chile
in
a
15-round
boot
at
New
York.
A
crowd
of
1537
saw
the
South
American
boxer
five
a
good
account
of
himself
before
Louis
turned
on
the
heat
to
(ain
tbe
Judges'
decision.
Just
11
years
ago
tonight
more
than
20
MO
fight
fans
aereamed
-fake"
as
Ernie
Schaat
sprawled
to
the
canvas
for
the
count
in
the
13th
round
of
his
15-round
bout
with
Prfcno
Camera.
Ftnr
-T-
ljito
'he
qe
bo?
who
a-anted
to
be
a
priest,
dk-d
in
hospital
from
the
effrct
of
the
beating
lie
never
retained
con
sciousness.
Playground
Work
May
Be
Stopped
(ijto
Club
Loses
Source
of
Ket-cnue
(
1Mb
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Ctm
lo
vies-
of
the
fact
that
principal
source
of
revenue
!.
financing
the
aetiviu
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ben
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.iff.
fie
stttifstton
a
n-.ar!
at
vcsurtUy's
luncheon
f
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Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
'.ha.
Supervised
playground
w
.rfc
u
h
has
proven
so
popuU:
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-any
years
durinv
the
v
tmme:
be
discontinued
How
.e-
othe
:
members
felt
that
It
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b
poaeb
to
find
ijnie
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wass
and
means
of
1au.11
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necessary
revenue
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so
it
decided
to
explore
tlx
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af
r:
further
with
that
rnd
is
v
m-
Meantime,
the
club
ts
oro-that
the
new
rMy
p.irks
b.
ard
'ake
otct
Hie
respontUity
.inlmr
playgrounds
:ir
club
will
be
responsible
ye
'":e
equipment
4itch
it
owns
The
club
agteed
to
assume
the
e
po:.b.;ity
of
canvassing
the
Asine-
section
of
the
elty
In
tbe
f
:;hruming
annual
Red
Cross
drive
for
funds,
it
being
left
to
O
or
don
Bryant,
chairman
of
the
eluh
activities
committee,
to
or-jaMae
the
teams
of
club
members
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matters
of
club
busstsess
w
taken
up
at
yesterday's
luncheon
atwhlch
President
F
fflclnner
wss
In
the
eiialr.
Allan
Shea
down
was
welcomed
an
a
new
member.
Len
OrtffHris
wt
?he
winner
of
the
luncheon
raffle
of
a
war
savings
certificate.
Next
week's
Oyro
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htn-eheon
wiB
be
dTMed
to
considering
civic
centre
matters
1b-urtH
the
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to
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