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Tuesday,
May
29,
1945
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MEMBER
ABC.
Nobody's
"Private
Fight"
.
.
.
'.A
reading
of
much
of
the
press
releases
rand
other
material
put
out
by
both
industry
and
organized
labor
leaves
the
impression
that
both
management
and
unions
view
their
disputes
as
"private
fights."
Each
resents
any
outside
interference,
especially
governmental,
as
unfair
aid
and
comfort
to
the
adversary.
Both
call
for
a
return
of
direct
and
"unhampered"
bargaining.
But
both
seem
alarmingly
blind
to
the
very
large
fact
that
the
public's
stake
in
a
dispute
may
be
as
large
as
theirs.
Subsitution
of
governmental
adjudication
for
collective
bargaining
or
other
forms
of
direct
employer-employee,
relationships
would
seem
.'
.to:
be
a
dangerous
departure
from
.
democratic
fundamentals.
Somema-
b
.chinery
seems
increasingly
neces
sary,
nowever,
to
see
to
it
that
the
public's
interest
makes
itself
felt
more
effectively
in
labor-management
controversies.
Christian
Science
Monitor.
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or
Fun
-and
Health
...
S-W-l-M
There's
proper
fit
and
perfect
cut
in
these
Trunks
styled
by
JANTZEN
SKINTITE
.
KLINGTITE,
Fabrics
are
colorful,
comfortable
too,
and
include:
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RAYONS
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WOOLS
PRICED
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$2.95
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MEN'S
SHOP"
Bonds
of
English
Language
.
.
.
Speaking
a
similar
language
need
not
be
a
bar
to
understanding.
General
Eisenhower
and
the
Londoners
have
proved'it
again.
Wheri
Piccadilly
crowds
greeted
him
on
"his
first
night
out
since
before
the
war"
with,
shouts
of
"Good
Old
Ike,"
the
Allied
Commander-in-Chief
knew
he
was
being
treated
as
one
of
Britain's
own.1
And
his
response
to
a
cheering'
theatre
audience
needed
no
translation.
He
expressed
the
feeling
many,
an
American
knows
when
returning
to
England
from
the
Continent
"how
much
it
means
to
be
back
'among
friends'
Then
he
added
that
touch
of
humor
which
makes
the
whole
world
kin
"among
people
whose
language
I
can
almost
speak."
Ever
since
the
General
instructed
the
members
of
his,
British-American
fighting
team
to
"think
Allied"
he
'has
proved
that
the
barrier
to
understand
is
not
language
but
a
false
sense
of
nationalism'.
The
modest
Eisenhower
is
receiving
belated
recognition
for
great
decisions
of
strategy
and
tactics
which
fashioned
a
magnificent
victory.
He
deserves
equaal
recognition
as
a
master
linguist.
For
he
.speaks
with
an
accent
that
deserves
imitation,
the
language
our
post-war
world
must
cultivate
a
sincere",
tactful,
self-respecting
but
undis-courageable
friendliness.
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&
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Mav
29
'Special
to
Dally
News)
"The
greatest
statesman
Canada
has
2vex
.produced"
was
ths
wav
J.
W.
Heffernan
K.C.
of
Vancouver.
1e;rii'jed;
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
at
a
public
mesiing
la
the
Institute
Hall
frere
In
support
of
E.
T.
Apple-
uhalte,
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
In
the
federal
election.
A
good
sized
crowd
attended
to
hear
Applwhaite
and
Hef-
fernan
speak
on
the
Liberal
pte.tfc.rcn.
Barney
Mulvan2y,who
lecermy
remrnea
irom
tne
south
wa-
In
the
chair.
U
IIJferrtKouWined
tho
history
of,
ins
Libera!
party
dnd
spoke
or
the
excellent
record
of
Prime
Minister
King.
AppJewhalte
spoe
of
the
need
for
experienced
leaders
in
national
and
international
affairs
and
compared
thp
present
(Poli
ties
CI
gJVffDITCTi
with
those
of
opting
.parties.
He
urged
th
ekcton
net
to
iinda
the
gcod
work
already
so
well
started.
Both
speakers
were
very
well
received
-and'
their
remarks
were
often
applatrded.
Chwrlul
tiicham
on
cfcfful
Ioki'iIimI
You'll
cnioy
odding
nw,
lovly
colort
10
rour
litchtn
lufniur.
woodwork
with
B
H
Qii
Nomol
a
fatl-drying
nanol,
oaty
lo
apply
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too!
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CHOP
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(Next
to
King
Tal)
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your
patronage
welcome
St
Open
5
p-m
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m,
td
2
a.m.
-?PJ?E..BPP
247
TELLS
OF
"V-E
DAY"
FRONT
'
Gunner
Martin
Van
Cooten
Writes
.Interestingly
to
Mother
How
the
great
occasion
of
"V-E
Day"
was
received
on
the
western
front
is
told
by
Q
miner
Martin
van
Cooten,
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
young
men,
In
writing
to
his
mother,
Mrs.
William
Brass.
"The
news
was
so
good
it
hardly
seemed
true"
says
the
letter.
"We
heard
the
rumor
a
couple
of
nights
ago
when
the
ammunition
bombardier
was
tcld
he
had
hauled
the
last
load
of
ammunition
for
a
while.
"We
are
still
kept
pretty
busy
but
things
seem
different.
I
think
it
is
on
account
of
the
fact
that
a
strain
lias
been
lifted.
Everyone
is
beginning
to
wonder
when
he
will
get
home.
"The
weather
has
been
pretty
rotten
but
has
cleared
up
very
well
for
the
occasion
and
Is
quite
warm.
"The
people
around
are
a
pretty
sorry
looking
lot
arid
have
a
beaten
look.
But
you
cannot
trust
a
Jerry
any
further
than
you
can
thow
him."
Martin
expected
to
spend
leave
in
London
soon..
:
He
expressed
disappointment
that-"
he
had
been
unable
tq
get
to
Paris.
The
local
gunner
"enclosed
a
clipping
from
the
Canadian
Army
newspaper
Maple.
Leaf
containing
a
view
of
Prince
CALL
FOR
GLASSWARE
LONDON,
tfPl
Beer-drinkers
have
complained
of
waUlme
shortages
of
their
favorite
bev
erage
and
now
even
teetotallers
are
likely
to
have
somethlna
to
complain
about.
A
"universal
shortage"
of
glass
containers
is
I
"ported
by
the
ministry
of
foot.
PEACE
REDUCTIONS
BRIGHTON,
Ens..
O-Sortnz
price
reduction
seen
in
a
Brieh-
(tcn
shop
window!
civilian
tin
helmet?
at
59
cents.
They
used
to
sell
fcr
about
$2.25.
RIGHT-0
this
bread
is
tops!
From
Now
On
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
Is
back
since
Sunday
evening
after
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
his
power
cruiser
Soogwllls.
He
was
campaigning
on
behalf
of
Major
J.
T.
Harvey.
Progressive
Conservative
candidate
for
Skeena
in
the
federal
election.
Robert
Younle
of
Vancouver
ac-
'companied
him.
YOUNG
SMITHERS
MAN
DROWNED
Roy
Goheen,
Ased
21,
Loses
Life
In
Tyee
Lake
There
-was
a
sad
drowning
ac
cident
at
Tyee
Lake
near
Telkwa
'
on
Sunday
afternoon
when
R'jy
jGoheen
lost
his
life
endeavour-1
lng
to
save
a
young
lad
who
had
gotten
into
difficulties.
The
accident
happened
only
a
fsw
fiet
frontha
shore
cf
the
lake
with
a
number
of
people
'-oklnj
on.
Another
12
year
old
'boy
managed
to
save
the
first
boy
and
also
went
to
recover
the
bedy
of
Gdheen
but,
although
he
locat-I
ed
the
bodjf
on
the
bottom
of
the
'
lake,
he
was
not
able
to,
get
It
I
up
out
of.
the
water.
Word
was
sent
Into
Telkwa
'and
Frank
Dockrlll
sr,ar
rived
on
the
seme
about
dn
hour
after
the
accident
He
dove
down-and
recovered
tie
i
body
at
the
first
attemp
t
from
t
about
12
feet
of
water.
Resuscita
tion
work
was
started
immediately
and
tha
focdy
was
brought
in
to
Smithers
Hoipitil
but
life
...
I
was
extinct.
i
Goheen
was
about
24
years
of
age,
the
sen
of
Peter
Gcheen
Q'
Round
Lake,
nsrw
a
sectlsn
employee
at
Terrace.
He
wos
employed
by
C.
P.
Busslnget
at
I
Telkwa.
The
father
left
Terrace
Sunday
night
for
SntithsTS.
The
Romans
first
used
the
system
in
139
BC.
to
bake
bread
just
right
use
Fleischmanns
fresh
Yeast
Meal
planning
today
calls
for
a
bigger
use
of
good
bread.
Now
your
family's
most
dependable
low-cost,
high-energy
food,
bread
is
a
good
source
of
Vitamin
H
good,
too,
as
a
stretcher
for
harder-to-get
foods!
If
you
bake
at
home
use
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
for
bread
wifh
fine
flavor,
fine,
smooth
texture
every
time,
Today-ask
your
grocer
for
fleischmann's
fresb
Yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label
Canada's
favorite
for
over
7
years!
MADE
IN
CANADA
SUPPIIMINT
YOUR
DIT
by
ting
2
coki
of
rillSCHMANN'S
froth
Yooit
evory
day.
ThU
froth
Yaatt
li
an
anctlUnf
n.
til
tourc
el
tha
Important
Campion
Vltamlnt-
t
THE
ROYAL
LUNCH
-
CAFE-
Will
be
open
for
24-hour
service
ALL
NEWLV
DECdRATED
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
AND
LIGHT
LUNCHES
GradefA
Certificate
WlncK
serves
our
countiy
J9
1
FEAR
or
lasQcl
an
slander
if
r.
ij
REASON
husadonkt
A
great
national
movement
is
being
attacked
by
tht
most
unscrupulous
campaign
in
Canada's
history
Every
possible
lie,
distortion
and
slander
is
being
used
by
Big
Business
and
its
political
parties
against
the
thousands
of
Canadians
who
form
the
CCF.
The
CCF
has
not
the
money
to
buy
enough
space
to
answer
all
the
misstatements.
Here
are
the
answers
to
a
few
of
the
more
glaring
falsehoods:
FALSE
J
"The
CCF
will
tshe
away
the
people's
savin&i
find
!
lite
insurance."
2
"The
CCF
will
take
the
tarmer's
farm
away."
3
"The
CCF
will
destroy
the
small
businessman
-and
Individual
enterprise."
5Vt
"The
CCF
will
mean
regimentation
and
"The
CCF
Soctalist."
'
is
National
TRUE
1
This
Is
outright
falsehood.
TheCCFiavj.T
tirMtrv
lirftTrtl
tup
npnrun
...
EARNED,
RIGHTFULLY
BELONGS
THEM
whether
it
It
in
bonds,
insuranq
t
tu
rri?.
...
...
1
nnn1a
lavtnot
with
all
thm
rcAitrri
t
'
nation.
Deliberate
falsehood.
The
CCF
believej
it
HAS
PASSED
THE
ONLY
FARM
SECU
ACT
IN
CANADA,
providing
against
theloa
home
and
land,
and
seizure
of
crop.
Another
untruth.
THE
CCF
HAS
NO
mrniiptriu
rx
TAirtWfi
OUCP
SWI'
competition
from
big
combines;
(b)
diffidtj
r,nw.i&
w.vu.w,
depressions.
The
CCF
will
'remove
these
handicaps-wui
a
1
1
!.
t
Arl
.
i
t
-
r
-
ft'
!
1
1
liaalu
nnrrr:
ttwMai
j
w
wo
v
'
-
-
-
s
power.
4
un
tne
contrary,
oig
nusinc
b
.
i
i
man
nr.
Canadians
mruugu
uiiriiipiwmv...,
r
t.
.
t
I
.I...:
t
.rm.r
i.
jow
wages
ana
cxpiouauon
ui
iv
CCF
WILL
END
THIS
REGIMENTATION
win
enrtcn
our
aemocracy
uy
irom
want
ana
ireeaom
ir""
'
'
"r-
right
of
the
ballot
box.
...
.
.
.
1
.
f
.11
1H.
T
S
i
nn
tie
most
snameiui
nc
ui
"National
Socialist"
was
invented
by
HiW
casn
in
on
inc
poumin
&
Once
in
power
he
proceeded
to
extermina"
....
.
t!i-
o!.
nucinKS
democrats
ana
socialists,
wnue
u-b
-
;
over
the
world
dealt
with
him
and
helped
hia
Th.
PPP
IAS
ALWAYS
hUUUni
l'O
M
Or
U
U
A'lUKSIlir
n
A
h
p
o
A
n
T
tht.
mott
democrat
v
mnuAmnf
mxjmr
knnwn
In
Lanada,
aiu
nations
bffit
safeguard
against
tne
i
ol
rascism.
A
It
I.
Reason
Must
Decide
This
campaign
of
falsehoods
is
slander
against
a
nennlfiV
nartv.
whncp
memh'prs
in
Parliament,
under
the
leadership
of
M.
J.
Coldwell,
have
demonstrated
the
responsibility
and
integrity
of
the
entire
movement
Today,
the
nation
faces
grave
problems
.
.
it
is
a
time
for
sober
judgment
...
a
time
for
vision
and
honesty
of
purpose
.
.
.
REASON
AND
NOT
FEAR
MUSI
GOVERN
OUR
DECISIONS.
,
This
timG
SECURITY
WIHVDORf
ipTE
CCF
""
ritual
ikt
c-Miiit
oBBKiiu
rtmii.
p
ri'
VOTERS
OF
SKEENA!
SUPPORT...
i.lKll
ha
innnv
ADPHKAL
LRU
nflmil
Hnuii-
v
rrrr
t
nnaiuu