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Wednesday,
November
29,
1944
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I
The
Western
Front
.
.
.
It
is
a
military
axiom
that
the
point
of
an
Allied
front
where
the
armies
of
two
nations
join
is
frequently
the
weakest,
due
to
lack
of
integration
of
their
organizations.
It
is
characteristic
of
General
Eisenhower
that
he
has
arranged
for
the
point
where
the
British
and
American
Armies
join
to
he
one-
of
the
strongest
on
the
front,
ar
least
as
far
as
organization
is
concerned.
The
point
is
the
Geilenkirchen
sector.
There
the
Germans
can
find
no
gap
between
the.
British
and
American
forces,
but
instead
both
forces
fighting
together
as
one.
For
Geilenkirchen
was
taken
by
the
well
co-ordinated
action
of
British
tanks
and
American
infantry
fighting
as
one
unit
and
under
the
command
of
General
t)empsey.
What
General
Eisenhower
has
created
is
a
strongly
welded
joint.
General
Eisenhower
has
declared
himself
to
be
optimistic,
but
with
a
warning
against
assuming
that
victory
is
in
the
bag.
One
may
be
sure
that
the
warning
is
for
the
home
front,
for
men
at
the
fighting
front
can
have
no
illusions
about
the
tough
fighting
they
are
up
against,
both1
from
the
enemy
and
from
tfie
weather.
The
good
news
from
Geilenkirchen,
Metz,
Belfort
and
Strasbourg,
does
not
mean
that
the
German
Army
is
cracking
and
that
a
decision
will
be
reached
before
spring.
Now
that
the
Germans
are
fighting
in
their
own
country
an
Allied
advance
may
not
mean
that
a
break-through
is
imminent,
such
as
happened
in
France
and
Belgium
preceding
the
abandonment
of
those
countries
by
the
Germans.
The
Germans
appear
to
have
given
up
the
folly
of
'Stalingradism'
and
their
retreats
for
some
time
to
come
may
well
be
orderly
and
strategic.
Every
time
ihey
make
one
and
tatfe
up
new
positions
nearer
to.
their
bases,
it
means
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that
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must
bring
their
bases
forward
and
reorganize
their
supply!
system,
just
as
happened
to
General
Montgomery
when
he
was
fighting
against
Rommel's
retreating
forces
in
I
the
desert.
Ihus,
each
successful
German
retreat
makes
the
job
in
some
respects
more
difficult.
Of
course,
as
lias
been
said
before,
much
may
depend
on
the
state,
of
affairs
on
the
Nazi
home
front.
'
What
Is
To
Be
Uaineci
...
The
current
debate
in
the
House
of
Commons
is
intensely
dramatic
but
in
fact
is
a
mere
superfluity.
The
important
thing
was
done
last
Week
when
the
order-in-council
was
put
.through
by
the
government
adopting
the
policy
of
conscription.
That
policy
will
now
stand.
The
great
political
battle
now
proceeding
in
Parliament
can
be
of
no
benefit
and
might
be
productive
of
a
great
deal
of
harm.
The
sooner
it
is
over
and
done
with.
the
better
and
we
can
only
hope
that
it
will
not
serve
.
.
,
.
i
.1?
i
i
i
i
uj
iiruvuKti
more
msuniiv
wmcn
it
an-1
pears
well
on
the
way
to
doing.
Prolonging
of
a
Parliamentary
debate
actuated
merely
for
the
purpose
of
jockeying
for
political
position
seems
most
untimely
at
this
time
when
much
more'
serious
events
are
in
climatic
phase.
What
Is
II.
D.
Character?
A
grave
situation'
.
has
"arisen
in
.the
.
m;i;,
military
camps
111
the
blXtll
0.
Division
in
British
Columbia
where
Home
De-
ience
troops
have
challenged
the
oritv
Of
their
officers
bv
7
qtairinrr
rvir-
nW.nV
IIS-
S1,g,ng
Pa?:
ades
and
demonstrations.
However,
it
IS
hoped
that
sound,
reason
and
judge-
ment
mem
Will
win
prevail
prevail
to
io
overcome
overcome
the
the
heat
heat1
'
move
and
u
tujiucr
urtner
calls
taus
or
all
an
of
sentiment
and
possibly
unjustified
ome
,?u
fe?c!
,trooi?s
.t0
50
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rv
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whout
delay.
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is
my
in-
init
it
jmiigiiaiiuii.
1
ne
11.
u.
s
may
leel
thnt;tention
to
make
su:h
.
i
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au.ll
an
.ill
appeal
d.,JCill
luy
lay
Ui
ley
have
grievances.
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may
be
in
Some
of
them
Whn
jiiv
,
sIiipavo
iii
fliu
.
this
w
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belief
that
they
should
'not
be
sent
overseas.
But
it
is
to
be
reasonably
and
believed
that
thev
are
nuite
as
i-piL
to.
blooded
as
even
the
most
enthusiastic
I
and
patriotic
of
the
volunteers
and
that
they
would
not
in
a
showdown
let
thp'ir
!?er
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we
I
uu
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are
at
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or
sppilqrs,ot
their
own
country
.
wljich
cqntinued
pyrauit
of
their'pres-eilt
course
of
defiance
would
make
them.
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THIS
AND
THAT
in
jl
Hemr
dOLWOFf
TV
CMa
yichw
AtUaS
"I
had
a
lot
of
candies,
I
jstuck
'em
all
in
your
the
front.
I
think
To
Appeal
I
my
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indicated
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not
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single
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Labor
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At
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coast
to
found
lit
the
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feeling
or
question
is
sufficiently
By
the
fact
member
ot
Progressive
party,
coast,
is
to
b
ranks
of
the
.Home
,
I
Defence
troops,
"The
government's
m
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The
al
Issue
conscripting
16,00
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crisls
Whelher
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rrani-
.
itie
extern,
msr.
;ney
can
unns
Minister
Kln
nor
General
Mb-
about
the
downfall
or
the
war
Naughton
is
prepared
to
let
one
government
and
so
pave
the
way
aie
Ior
want
(f
reir
for
a
return
to
depression
condi
foramenls,"
Bruce
Mickleburgh.
tions
such
as
prevailed
under
Labor-Progressive
candidate
for
Premier
Bennett,
or
whtfher
the
Skeena
riding,
stated
last
night.
,
Canadian
people
.can
build
a
"My
party
fully
endorses
thU
measure
of
unity
round
the
King
ssverrment
which
victoriously
through
de:;sive
tage
of
iuuiiuuwuiu
Uil'
a,
Terrace
ata
putfic
meeting.-
vspewe.
'
cotrilns
week-end.
"It
U
mv
henrt.fp.if
hi
thn
government
will
be
in
the
Ottawa
House
frustration
will
come
J
"Because
I
have
backed
King
I'he
King
McNaughton
throughout
the
sustained
present
crisis-
and
will
continue
and
that
do
so,
certain
irresponsible
io
tne
plans
oi
the
elements
.have
been
attempting:
!
actlonarv
minority
ila,,!inear
me
with
tne
same
slan"
wnlcn
is
unscrupulously
piayins
wllh
,whlch
they
are
tryin?
on
the
deep
PatrlotLcm
f
Cana-
"F
iv,r-
nameiy,
:aai
aian
men
ana
women
ror
tlieli
am
prepared
to
deny
reinforce-
own
narrow
partisan
.1-
ll
feliHBiaBBB
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CLUB
Sixty-eight
men
and
boys
are
now
enrolled
in
the
Boilermakers'
Athletic
Club
classes
In
Danish
exercises,
calisthenics,
tumbling,
trapeze
work
and
boxing
which
are
being
held
regularly
every
Monday
and
Thursday
at
Seal
Cove
School
under
the
tutelage
of
competent
instructors.
It
is
planned
to
have
girls
classes
soon.
Equipment
already
obtained
and
in
use
Includes
boxing
ring,
-.winping
rings
and
tumbling
mats
while
ProFtec
In
Vancouver
Is
forwarding
further
equipment
Jerry
Matheson
of
PrcRec
In
Vancouver
ha?,
to
put
It
in
the
word
of
one
of
the
executive
ol
the
club,
"gone
out
of
his
way"
to
be
of
assistance.
Hun.
II.
O.
Perry,
minister
of
education,
has
advised
the
club
that
.the
Physical
Education
bianch
of
the
Department
of
Srnin,
lac
Education
will
make
a
grant
of
r$25
per
monUi
to
the
club
for
the
birthday
cake.'
months
of
November
and
Dec-err)er.
Johnny
ColHngwood,
George
Ferguson,
William
WhUe
and
Lloyd
Shier
are
acting
as
Instructors
of
the
club.
A
boxing
shew
is
to
be
staged
by
the
club
on
Boxing
Day.
this
to
be
one
ut
a
series
of
boxing
cianpeUUi;n.i
leading
up
to
the
at
stuke
in
th!S
Golden
Gloves
tournament
In
Vancouver
the
Tories
fin
wide-open
to
will
carry
uk
the
pres-
VJith
Minora
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the
war
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comfort,
plus
economy
that'
i
the
lowdown
on
Minora,
tt'i
the
quolity
blade
In
the
low-price
field.
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I
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December
Full
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any
C.N.
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