F.N
PARTY
l5
BRACK
,'
News:
i
Unionist
member
rpwive
Party
has
.been
in
the
L
movement
close
to
-Ala
I
cannaw
ict
a
nuls-X
being
Party
as
siatcnent,
accord-
U'1
Turin
f
Daily
wews
juc
f3y
Major
J.
T.
Harvey.
J.
.rv
interesting
if
"the"ttbw-Progres-
vj
nuisance
vaiuc
,Cf,nmental
in
jde-
of
the
worst
,.
plans
of
big
business
m
t-""
.
oower
through
,,l
whtch
Major
Har-
th-
nrovince
of
Man-
jthn
Bracken
was
r
R
B.
Bennett
oi
fame
was
the
fed-
.:cr
at,
ihat
time
and
.
xa
end
unemploy
JrS
vx
(
I
r
-
1
i
V
ment
or
periiih
in
the
attempt.
jc
uiu
jiuk
iJciiMi
nor
aia
ne
ena
unemployment.
John
Bracken
at
that
time
did
not
lift
a
finger
to
relieve
'the
hunger
cf
the
pecple
A
or
Mantitcba.
Young
men
were
forced
to
accept
icbs
on
farm
at
a
wage
of
five
dollars.
Still
more
were
forced
to
eat
In
a
soup
Kitchen
at
the
corner
of
Princess
and
Ross
Avenue
in
Winnipeg
-where
food
was
not
lit
ror
a
dog.
All
this
was
under
"John
Bracken-Progressive!"
If
Major
Harvey
is
concerned
over
the
reinforcement
issue
majtoe
he
can
explain
why
hU
party
Is
openly
supporting
the
worst
antl-conscrlptlon,
fascists
candidates
in
the
province
of
Quebec
such
as
Cardin,
who
resfcned
from
the
Klne
Govern
ment
In
opposition
to
Canadians
going
overseas,
Lacombe,
Roy,
Dorion,
and
Camllllen
Houde
who
boasted
that,
When
Hitler
came
to
Canada,
he
(Houde)
would
ba
the
man
to
welcome
him.
If
Major
Harvey
wants
to
talk
about
the
vision
of
Laurier
will
ha
explain
why
two
Conservative
governments
that
held
power
since
Laurier
never
had
enough
vision
to
give
the
people
of
Canada
enough
to
eat?
The
Labor-I'iTgreislve
Party
since
Its
inception
has
always
maintained
tha
weJfare
of
the
pec
pie
of
this
ccoWtry
is
and
1
must
,be
the
first
responsibility
t
r,f
Vip
tnip
Thp
workers
and
I
rorvYinrr,
r.rr.-vlnl'v
the
seven
von
v
l
t
hundred
thousand
of
us
in
the
people
of
Toronto
have
to
do
tde
unlcr
movement,
are
un
der
no
Illusion
as
to
what
the
i
'lorries
have
in
store
for
the
Ca
nadian
people.
Major
Harvey
lust
returned
from
overseas.
He
must
know
that
the
vast
majority
of
our
boys
and
girls
in
uniform
ire
fighting
for
something
vastly
different
from
Toryism
and
want
to
come
home
to
a
Canada
of
jobs,
homes,
security
and
all
the
things
they
fought
for.
Those
thin:
cannot
be
realized
tov
a
party
whose
record
is
the
black
est
of
any
party
before
and
dur-lntr
the
war
and
which
consaits
with
eveiry
Fascist
and
pro-Fas
cist
element
in
the
country
m
the
hope
of
riding
Into
power
on
the
confusion
created
by
the
weakness
of
the
present
administration
and
fastening
a
government
of
black
reaction
on
the
Canadian
people.
Like
a
lot
more
of
his
Tory
friends
Major
Harvey
either
does
not
understand
or
will
not
recognize
the
lessons
of
history.
The
workers
do,
having
had
ex-
perience
under
Iron
Heel
uen-I
net.
We
know
that
John
Bracken,
in
spite
of
being
born
In
a
I
los
cabin,
will
be
no
better,
and
we
are
out
to
rally
the
people
of
Canada
In
an
anti-Tory
iront
la
win
the
peace.
FRED
MCNEIL,
Business
Agent
Dock
&
Shipyard
Workers
Union
Vancouver,
B.C.
NOT
SO
HAD
Editor,
Daily
News:
Pn.ihiv
Aid.
Nora
Arnold
would
not
be
so
indignant
about
havfng
to
carry
her
garbage
can
tn
thP
front
of
the
lot
once
a
week
if
she
had
seen
what
the
WHAT
IF
IT
RAIN
D
JUNE
11
FCIDE
now
that
nothing
is
going
to
stop
you
from
casting
yourv?.
vote
on
Election
'Day:
.neither
i4
-rain,
nor
pressure
of
business,
nor
the
thought
that
your
vote
isn't
important.
Because
it
is
...
so
important
that
through
five
long
years
of
war
men
have
died
to
preserve
this
priceless
heritage...
our
right
as
free,
men
choose
our
own
arid
women
to
leaders.
'.J
Ms
llE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
JUST
KECIKVKI)
Another
shipment
of
those
popular
CRYSTAL
SETS
"iced
at
$7.75
complete
with
headphones.
I
"
Vniltlrr
n,l
1,1.
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UliU
UlUi
No
Batteries
N6
Electric
Power
No
Tubes
No
OneratinK
Costs
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
DISPLAY
An
ideal
radio
W
vir,ic
HuPr,
comolete
with
battery
and
m-
m.f
.
...
.
.
"vuiniai
DOOKlCt
THE
BULKLEY
MARKET
.Features:
r.ttNTRAL
INTERIOR
Beef
:
Pork
Poultry
Products
Under
Most
SanlUry
Conditions
in
Third
Ave.
Phone
178
Even
in
the
highest
class
red-
dental
sections
of
the
once
so
particular
Ontario
city,
the
best
of
them
have
to
take
both
their
garbage
and
ash
cans
out
to
ttie
front
lot
line
twice
a
week.
Certainly
it
does
not
look
well
in
the
choice
residential
sections
of
a
large
city
but,
of
course,
nv
Vioro
t.
is
merely
a
war
imv
v
v-
j
-
-
mpaciire.
Prince
Rucert,
I
would
mia.
iuivo
mtlp
enousrh
to
"
..-
complain
about.
MRS.
R.
MCCARTHY.
vrater
rvrll
Fltztrerald
return
ed
to
Vancouver
last
night
after
spending
the
past
week
in
me
city.
MRS.
ROLSTON
TEA
HON0REE
airs'.
J.
T.
fiarvVy
is
aSs'o
Entertained
Wednesday
Afternoon
A
ffellahtful
tea
was
held
In
tteld's
Cafe
on
Wednesday
after
noon
in
honor
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
itoi
strm
MLA.
of
Vancouver
an
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey.
Recelvinz
the
Quests
were
Mrs
R..O.
Large
and
Mrs.
Harvey.
PouTers
were
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Bamfqrd.
Serving
were
Mrs,
D.
Stevenson,
Mis.
W.
Noble.
Mrs.
M.
Bry-
Tie
C.C.F.
Socialists
'reveal
their
true
character
with
...
A
Shocking
ABU
Lleut.
C6I
Randolph
Mirtfle,
Prince
Rupeit,B.C
Imrlnir
Ven
tl"jfpTTPd
to
Pet-
awa
In
the
Rayal
canacttah
Army
vrprfwi
riinw
fonwinf
nis
re
cent
return
from
overseas,
leu
last
evening
for
the
East.
dges,
Mrs.
O.
Stewart,
Mrs.
C
Moore
and
Mrs.
Audrey
Brooks-
bank.
SE
Mrs.
Sidney
Elkins
was
convenor.
Mrs.
ttolston,
who
as
pd
tn
the
eruests
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
spoke
briefly,
stressing
the
Importance
of
women
xaKing
a
keener
interest
In
good
government
and
urging
all
to
get
their
friends
out
on
election
day.
Exhibition
to
discredit
our
effort
to
tell
Canadian
voter's
I
N
a
desperate
attempt
I
the
true
objective
and
ultimate
consequences
of
"State
Socialism",
and
are
resorting
to
tactics
and
C.C.F.
leaders,
speakers
supporters
talk
that
literally
"reek
of
the
gutter".
This
Association,
its
Director
and
supporters
have
been
publicly
branded
and
racketeers".
The
cost
of
our
Educational
as
"liars,
gangsters,
rogues
Campaign
has
been
multiplied
into
fantastic
figures;
cjross,
false
charges
have
been
made
as
to
the
source
of
our
support
and
bur
messages
have
been
branded
as
pure
"Capitalist
propaganda".
slander,
it
pales
into
not
Mng
Vicious,
however,
ds
has
been
this
public
compared
to
the
foul,
obscene,
disgusting
language
used
by
the
sipport6rs
communications
to
us
by
mail
and
of
the
C.C.F.
Socialists
in
their
anonymous
by
telephone.
Clerks
engaged
in
opening
the
hundreds
of
letters
we
are
receiving
in
every
mail
are
horrified
by
the
filthy
language
and
cartoons
used
by,,
Jthese
-"Social
Students"
b
express
their
views
about
us.
We
anticipated
some
such
outburst
and
warned
the
people
to
expect
it,
but
the
depths
to
which
the
Socialists
have
descended
surprised
even
us.
It
is
the
fruit
of
the
seeds
sown
by
the
Socialist
leaders
in
their
campaign
to
breed
.
distrust
and
dissension.
,They
have
deliberately
innt
radians
to
hate
each.other.
And
some
day
their
pfciMtPn"!
will
come
home
to
roost.
.
.
:
...
.
,
Ttt
ca'rhpaTgri
of
epithets,
lies
and"
slander
is,
of
course,
divert
attention
jrom
the
issue
of
designed
solely
to
your
"State
Socialism"
which
is
the
only
thing
that
counts
in
this
election.
So
don't
let
anyone
confuse
your
thinking
by
throwing
mud.
7hich
of
ul
is
the
biggest
liar,
rogue,
rascal
or
racketeer
Is
of
little
consequence
and
will
be
lorp
'
-n
by
all
within'
a
few
weeks
after
the
election,
but
children
will
ever
forget
it-H
Neither
you
or
your
you
should
vote
for
"Stole
Socialism"
(C.C.F.)
because,
regardless
of
who
is
a
liar
or
who
is
paying
for.
either
our
campaign
or
theirs,
or
how
much
it
costs,
these
three
incontestable
facts
remain:
The
C.C.F.
stands
committed
to
complete
"Slate
Socialism".
'
2.
"State
Socialism"
stands
for
eonlfbl
by
the
"Stale"
of
all
production,
distribution,
finance,
education,
employment,
elc.
3.
History
has
proven
that
no
such
program
can
be
attempted
except
under
rigid
regimentation
that
spells
DICTATORSHIP.
.
Every
C.C.F.
candidate
is
poJttirely
committed
to
that
program.
If
they
tell
you
they
are
not
(as
several
C.C.F.
candidates
are
doing)
either
they
are
misinformed
(which
isiot
likely),
or
they
are
deliberately
trying
to
trick
you,
because
"State
Socialism"
is
the
basic
plank
of
the
whole
C.C.F.
platform.
Good-bye
Freedom
?
Under
State
Socialism
the
C.C.F.
politicians
would
take
over
complete
control
of
our
lives!
What
difference
would
it
make,
under
such
a
system,
whether
the
farmer,
still
owned
his
land
if
he
had
no
voice
in
its
operation?
What
would
it
benefit
the
"little
businessman"
to
be
left
in
business
if
his
every
move
had
to
fit
into
the
"National
Plan"
of
the
Government?
What
good
would
our
bonds
and
savings
be
to
us
in
a
world
where
a
lot
of
crackpot
"Social
Students"
decided
what
it
could
be
spent
for?
So,
forget
all
personalities
and
prejudice.
Think
this
thing
out
very
carefully,
because
your
rote
ull
aUect
your
everyday
life
from
election
day
on.
If
you
decide
you
don't
want
"State
Socialism"
be
sure
to
get
out
and
vote
on
election
day
against
the
C.C.F.
candidate
in
your
riding
no
matter
who
he
is.
And
urge
your
friends
to
do
the
same.
ELECTION
The
Truth
About
The
Public
Informational
Association
by
B.
A.
Trestrriil
National
Leader
and
Daytd
Lewis,
National
Secretary
of
the
f-
tti
knia
hcon
minted
In
trie
nress'aa
having
stated
(1)
that
this
Association
is
spending
one
mi
An
.iiitari
tn
our
Educa
ramna
vn
of
WtllCn
$500,000
to
$700,000
was
used
to
nrlnt
and
mall
.our
Booklf
'Social
Suicide":
(2)
that
som.
or
this
money
came,
from
Government-owned
war
plants
using
taxpayers'
money,
and
(3)
that
the
campaign
is
.sponsored
and
controlled
by
"big
business
.
All
three
of
these
statements
are
false.
The
total
cost
of
pur
.nv.iM4
tntlurtlni?
nrenaralion.
.
..i.t
n..ll(n.
nnd
nofctare
is
much
less
than
OXE-ThNTH
of
the
amount
specified
by
Mr.
Coldwell.
Arid
the
cost
of
our
ten
Is
about
one
irhih
of
the
amount
they
quote
1
aa
t
Via
mnnpV
come
from?
I
visited
twenty-six
cities
in
Canada,
outlining-
to
groups
of
citizens
a
plan
to
tell
,
:
j
i
.
tha
-Ktnrv
Ckf
"State
Soclism".
As
a
result
of
these
efforts,
alrnost
one
thousand
ln-
i..i..nl'a
.nrl
rnmnanles.
bOtll
UIV1UUBM
'
.
.
small
and
large,
have
contrt;
per
cent,
of
our
supported
are
ndivlduals
or
small
business
men
"u
"hh1
confronting
us,
.and
recognized
the
need
for
a
mass
educational
effort,
free
from
party
affiliation.
rr-v,-
,nnnrt
wnjt
xnontaneous
and
voluntary.
There
are
not,
-
thar-
VtPPTl
flnV
COm
mlttees"
or
"groups"
controlling
this
effort.
Not
one
cent
of
our
support
came
directly
.or,
indirectly
from
any
Government-owned
r
clde"
Is
a
condensed
and
revised
version
of
my
book
-stand
Up
and
Be
Counted",
which
has
.
Au
bppam
Pa
nnd
A.
TOf
Ul
Bare
Uffll
.
more
than
a
year.
The
public
reaction
to
this
book,
pleading
vA
AHiirtatfrtnnl
pfTort.
I
or
a
uiuau
tuuvttk-v..-.
inoiTAln
rnnnnRthlf
for
thlS
campaign.
If
the
book
is
a
tissue
of
lies,
as
stated
by
Mr.
Lewis
j
rViMnrcril
nrtw
Aid
thflV
UI1U
iv&t.
vvi"
--j
-
stop
its
circulation
during
the
past
year
and
why
do
they
not
Ai.t
iVtn
iipa
Thi
nuotatlons
Ii
,1
1
a
Hob
An
not
even
appear
In
the
text.
They
are
made
up.
PUBLIC
INFORMATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
P.O.
BOX
178,
TORONTO,
ONT.
B.
A.
TRESTRA1L
-
Notionol
Diftcfor
DAY
IS
ANOTHER
D-DAY
FOR
CANADA
YOUR
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IS
IMPORTANT
THE
DAILY
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Friday
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8,
1943
From
Now
On
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place
in
town.
It's
op'en
for
bantiuets,
weddings
and
parties.
Meetings
may
Ve
arranged.
"As
good
as
the
best,
Better
than
the
rest."
it
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