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Thursday,
November
23,
1944
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Prince
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O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor
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Depths
to
Heights
.
.
.
A
plilpge
form
power
to
a
common
prison
'.cell
with
Heath
for
treason
hanging"
"over
his
head;
resurgence
to
one
of
the
highest
posts
in
France;
divorce,
marriage,
another
divorce,
remarriage
and
the
defence
of
his
second
wife
for
killing
a
newspaper
editor;
stormy
politic,
social
graces
all
thego
made
Joseph
Marie
Auguste
Caillaux,
now
dead
in
Paris,
one
of
the
most
hated
yet
simultaneously
one
of
the
most
admired
men
of
France.
A
monocled
dandy
and
gallant
of
the
old
school,
he
could
charm
men
and
women
with
his
conversation;
sway
them
with
an
eloquence
that
was
outstanding
in
a
nation
of
orators;
goad
his
enemies
into
empurpled
indignation
with
hiting
phrases;
discuss
finances
like
the
expert
he
was,
and
top
it
all
off
with
poetic
quotations
that
pointed
his
morals
and
adorned
his
tales.
Two
especially
tense
dramas
punctuated
his
colorful
career.
One,
based
on
romance,
was
the
trial
of
Mme.
Caillaux
for
shooting
Gaston
Calmette,
editor
of
Figaro,
because
she
believed
he
was
about
to
publish
letters
Caillaux
had
written
to
her
while
she
still
was
another
man's
wife.
The
second,
rooted
in
politics,
was
his
own
conviction
for
"dealing
with
the
enemy"
in
the
world
war.
PORT
CLEMENTS
BOYS
GET
WINGS
PAGE
TWO
.
Opposed
to
the
war
from
the
start,
he
had
fought
for
"peace
without
victory."
On
that
issue
he
-opposed
Georges
Clemenceau,
"the
tiger"
of
French
politics.
Clemenceau
won
in
1918
and
clapped
Caillaux
into
jail.
He
stayed
there
two
years
await-
formally
inaugurated
with
its
charter
presentation
last
night,
is
to
be
wel
comed
into
the
group
of
Service
club
'century.
It
cannot
be
eradicated
Organizations
here.
It
consists
of
aby
force.
Therefore
we
believed
rrrniiM
nf
wnll
Ifiiniun
nml
notivn
vnnnnr
and
supported
General
Mc-
men
who
have
already
assumed
worthy
,uf1fj;or2
,
-
.,
J
.
,
..,
I
-
you
canrrjt
drivemen
of
projects
for
activity
SUCh
as
the
"Milk
spirit
but
you
can
encourage
and
for
Uritain"
drive
and
the
campaign
!
lead
them."
Gen.
McNauhton
for
the
sale
of
tuberculosis
seals.
They
j
turned
full
responsibility
fv
also
plan
to
work
for
the
establish
ment
of
a
bathing
beach.
The
Kinsmen's
Club
will
have
the
Rotary
and
Gyro
Club's
to
follow
with
the
examples
of
these
two
bodies
in
the
way
of
fine
community
service
over
a
long
period
of
years.
We
wish
the
Kinsmen
well
and
are
confident
the
local
club
will
be
a
credit
to
the
city
and
to
the
international
organization
of
which
it
is
component.
been
posted
overseas,
arriving
In
Great
Britain
last
month.
Sergeant
Mayer
received
his
pilot's
wings
and
was
posted
to
i
have
both
graduated
recenUy
,
Lachlne,
Quebec.
Piior.
Officer
G.
H.
'Robin)
in
the.
Royal
Canadian
Air
!
.
Ma
v
r
and
Sergeant
H.
E.
May-1
Force.
j
INSFX3T
RECOOMTTION
er.
win
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
j
Pilot
Officer
Mayer
received
i
More
than
500,000
species
of
Mayer
ot
Port
Clements,
who
his
navigator
wing
and
has
since
Insects
are
known.
THE
WORLD
S
FINEST
TEAS
"MOTHER,
I
hut
just
made
t
'
wendtilul
discovery!
It's
Milkin't
Bed
While
Lilet
Of
JDte
Pe
kit
Tea.
While
Label
it
to
(nrrinl
md
delicious.
M
grocer
U)fs
so
many
ol
his
oilier
cml-imers
lell
him
Ihe
same
thine
and
bis
tales
ire
oint.
vp
aod
up."
"M
dear,
your
lather
and
I
hive
enjoyed
Malkin't
Best
Clue
Label
Tea
lor
thirty
years.
You'll
lind
that
loth
Malta's
White
label
Tea
and
Malkin's
Blue
Label
Tea
ire
always
food
and
I
Inow
you
will
tijoy
Milkin's
Teas
all
the
lest
ol
your
life.
THE
W.H.MALRIN
CO.
LIMITED
I
-fri(ntii4
Dtlicioti"
'
I
rtruunuueiiuing
uj
ine
Tavern
ment
in
1939
the
forces
for
ovm
seas
be
secured
througU
thr
v
uiiteer
system.
He
said
th
rc
memberlng
1917.
I
can
assure
Mr.
HouiUii:
and
others
who
have
sons
in
t,r.-
front
lines
or
subject
'
ii
here
that
the
meeting
Jr.
que
Hon
had
no
other
purpose
t.-u
to
assist
the
Minister
of
Dr
le,:c
in
securing
the
necessar
re.i
forcements
in
the
shorte
t
t.nn
according
to
our
best
Jutlmiet
Remember
it
is
easy
to
ay
cihi
scriptlon
for
reinforcement
bit
in
our
opinion
persuaM.wi
ap
peared
a
"better
method
Tn:
quick
results
at
this
eriLit
u
moment.
I
certainly
wish
speedy
and
safe
returpto
Mr
Houston's
sons
and
the
sons
and
daughters
and
husbands
of
all.
GEO.
B.
CARRY.
night,
shows
first
of
all
that
he
apparently
was
not
present
to
see
what
was
actually
said
at
the
"Back
McNaughton"
rally
and
has
taken
very
Uttfe'
trouble
to
Inform
himself
so
is
reilly
not
worthy
of
a
serious
reply.
There
was,
however,
a
statement
in
the
letter
which
should
be
corrected,
namely
when
Mr.
Houston
asks
what
qualifications
Mr.
Casey
and
myself
have
t'
say
"our
bovs
hoiid3be
denied
reinforcements."
Neither
Mr.
Casey
nor
myself
made
any
such
statement
and
I
feel
Mr.
Houston
owes
it
to
tit
'and
to
h'mself
to
retract
this
'implication.
I
am
publicly
asking
him
to
do
.so
and
expect
a
reply.
Patriotism
h
not
monopolized
by
those
who
are
physically
fit
for
overseas
service.
There
are
many
who
are
riving
thejr
every
waking
minute
on
thJ
home
front
(aye,
and
shortening
their
lives)
to
back
up
the
boys
at
the
front.
BRUCE
MICKLEBUROH.
-
'
:
fyji
,
I
This
ASKS
RETRACTION
.
T
Editor,
D.iily
News:
Mr.
Houston
in
his
letter
last
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MOST
EFFECTIVE
WAY
Editor,
Daily
News;
In
reply
to
V.
G.
Houston
of
DUE
REVERENCE
Editor,
Dally
News:
For
Mr.
Houston's
informa-
trial.
In
1920
he
sentenced
to
mg
was
iNovem!ber
a
challenglIV
the
tiorit
the
enure
spirit
of
the
three
years
in
jail
for
'dealing
With
right
to
use
the
word
mats
meet-
"Back
McNaughton"
rally,
held
the
enemy,"
thus
.
avoiding
a
death
ing
and
imputing
motives
de-
in
the
LPP
clubrooms
Monday
sentence
Also
heAvaS
barred
from
slned
for
Political
reward
in,
evening,
was
one
of
reverence
was,re8tml
to
the
Monday
n;ght
:
to
the
boys
overseas
whom
we
Paris
aiJb
for
11VC
fivp
vp-irs
but
DU.
in
iy-4.
1994
"
a
1
.or.
yfJrs
V1
meeting
on
the
relnfprcement
is-
well
realize
are
fighting
so
that
amnestied,
re-entered
politics
and
Was
sue
now
being
considered
at
Ot-
we
can
live
in
freedom
but
not
elected
to
the
senate.
In
1925
he
WaS
tawa,
I
beg
leave
to
point
out
to
I
so
irresponsible
Tories
can'
made
minister
of
finance
and
liegO-iMr-
Houston
that
Webster's
de-
make
political
capital
out
of
tiated
With
Great
Britain
and
the
i
f-nltion
of
"
meeting
is
a
u
their
sacrifices
so
as-
to
bring
..
,
.
.large
or
general
of
about
the
downfall
of
the
TT
,
0.
-
,
assembly
war
United
States
for
scaling
down
war
lpeople
tUsuany
a
meetlng
having
i
government.
debts.
some
relation
to
polttics.
There-
i
There
were
over
eighty
people
But
his
war
record
hung
over
hisi
fore
it
can
be
large
or
small
i
present
at
the
meeting
and
liP.nl
nnil
finnllv
Iip
rr?io-nPl
tbpvn.
i
if
open
to
all
who
care
to
attend.
I
many
more
turned
away.
The
Welcome
Kinsmen's
Club
.
The
Kinsmen's
Club,
which
i
are
known
to
many
people
in
j
Prince
Rupert,
having
been
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen'3
Co-operative
before
enlisting.
w
i
rr
,.
.
.
.
,
41...
......
after
devoting
his
talents
to
being
chairmah
of
the
finance
committee
of
the
senate.
was
.UIAUC
Ui
Hit
IIlrlil
was
designed
to
comply
with
the
desire
of
Mr.
Houston
and
others
who
have
their
blood
invested
in
the
'gigantic
struggle.
Let
all
remember
a
condition
exists
in
Canada
between
our
two
races
of
peoples
that
has
been
perpetuated
through
political
i
ntriguery
chargeable
to
toih
political
parties
for
the
past
back
room
was
filled
party
members
so
as
up
with
to
make
room
for
the
public.
Mr.
Houston
and
his
fellow
eonscriptionixts
have
yet
to
hold
a
public
meeting
in
Prince
Ru
pert
at
which
they
will
state
their
stand
and
invite
public
debate
on
same
so
he
is
hardly
in
a
position
to
rail
at
the
Liberal
party
for
not
sponsoring
soeh
a
meeting.
P.
S.
TARANGER,
WINES
FpR
WAR
LONDON.
Nov.
A
French
trawler
has
arrived
at
a
British
oort
with
10,000
bottles
of
wine
fur
sale.
The
proceeds
will
so
to
juy
arms
for
the
French
lorce.i
1
the
interior.
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