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PAGE SIX lot bailed out and the plane came WOM AN M P 3 AYS roaring down over our heads, just elo '| missing our cook house and crash- WAR REGULATIONS ed a few yards away. We all took UNFAIRTO PEOPLE seconds of everything we could (Continued from Page 3) carry away for souvenirs. One fel- best interests of the people will be served is contained in freedom to propose, discuss, criticize and seek changes in public policy. We hold that in time of war, perhaps even more than in time of peace, it is es- sential that the people have power to exercise control over the govern- ment. "We express it as our emphatic opinion that the Defence of Canada Regulations must be amended so as to guarantee the fullest freedom of speech, press and organization, pre- serving the regulations only in such sections as are absolutely necessary to protect Canada against sabotage and betrayal of military secrets. We call for the immediate release of all interned trade union leaders and fair trial for all those who have been interned without legal pro- cedure. We would favor the calling of a national conference in the near future, which would be open to all organizations in Canada to discuss questions of civil liberties and democracy." OSHAWA SOLDIER MEETS KING, QUEEN (Continued from Pége 3) explosions all around us and we were glad when we saw the RAF. planes arriving on the scene. It was all over in a few minutes but it seemed like hours. We have had Jots more raids and some far worse since then, but I'll never forget that first one. We see many dog fights and lots | of German planes brought down. | On one occasion one Spitfire tackl- | ed two German 'Dorniers." After | bringing one of them down the Spitfire seemed to get out of con- | trol and started downward. The pi- low some distance away thinkine it was a German pilot that was com- ing down, took a shot at him and wounded the pilot in the shoulder. We have been blown cut of our beds at night by concussion from high explosive bombs and machine gumming but I'still think that first raid exmerience was the worst, We don't mind it now and only wish we had a chance to hit back. But our turn will come and I hope it will not be long as we all want to get back to Canada soon. Meets King And Queen I spent a few days on leave in London last week and had the hon- or of meeting the King and Queen. They were touring the bombed dis- trict around Waterloo Station and made a visit to the Union Jack Club. 1 happened to be there at the time. Their Majesties wanted a pic- ture taken with representatives of each country at the club. There were Australians, New Zealanders, The Navy, Air Forces and British Army men there. I was the only Canadian present and stood next to King George when the picture was taken. I had the pleasure of shak- ing hands with both the King and Queen and talking with them for a few minutes. They mentioned their tour of Canada last year. They were very nice and I feel very proud to have had the honor of meeting them personally. It's time for "lights out." So I must draw this to a clcse. Will be pleased to hear from anyone who reads this and cares to write. i Good night and God bless you all. It's "lights out" as Jerry is over- head. Yours truly, PTE. JAMES WILSON ORIOLES WHIP SKEETERS Baltimore, Dec. 9. -- Baltimore's | Orioles, scoring three goals in the | final period, whipped River Valz2 | Skeeters 5-2 in an Eastern United States Amateur Hockey League game here last night. Jack Riley scored twice and Ripley, Coughlin and Wynchenks. onz» enh for tha Orioles. Ranniker and Nichols tal- | lied the Skeeters' goals. OTTAWA WINS TITLE (Continued from Page 2) the 'thought of an upset, but it didn't bother Riders a bit. From Coach Ress Trimble down they had been certain they could take Balmy, and they went to work after the reverse to justify their confidence. In their dressing room: after the game, Riders were happy but quiet, rot at all. the shouting, cheering gang one expected to find." There was nothing dramatic, nothing sur- 'prising for them to wonder and shout about. "We've been hearing a lot about what Beaches would do if they got a dry ficld," Trimble said after it was all over. "Well, I wish we had got it for them. away from them." | probably the last game of a long | and brilliant career. Si igue said | hé was through, definitely, and | Bunny Wadsworth added: "I've re- | For Dave Sprague, the big Rider lineman and plunging star, it was | We'd have run | | | | | tired every year and 1 might as wel! | this time." Ab Box, the Beach club's presi- | dent, summed it up for the Ontarin | Union champions. "They were a | | little too geod an a little tho heavy | for us. But wz gave them a good fight and we certainly weren't dis- graced. That Sward--he played a | great game." | Sward did. His booming punts | took up the slack after the Beach | ne, led by big Bob Reid, shatter- | ed Ottawa's plunging forces and | the tacklers halted the running of | | Orville Burke and Daley. The sad thing about it for Beac was that Sward is a Toronto bo} 10 played with Beaches until two seasons ago | ROUGH RIDERS I. ISE | $400 TO ASSIST TROOPS | Ottawa, Dec. 9. -- ttaws Riders, tt d r ball cham them, mac before O 'The club s a local the provide ho for troops d area. The show netted ahout $400 BLONDIE STARTING FROM SCRATCH. By Chic Young OH, DARLING, YOU'LL HAVE TO LI'L ABNER --FOOLS RUSH IN | ! FO'34 YARS AH HID IN YO IS THET MIZZ IBLE CAVE ON \ STEPPIN' ECLA TERT | 0RIY pity \W 4 0] LINE 2 ROGAN err Reve) 34- YARS CAUGHT CHITLINS SPOT-B 1 AGO, AH ALMOST YOUNG CHARLIE ON THIS VERY UT (GULP) HE AR FYE SADIE SEBIMENTAL REASONS? DONE. Ta ALLLS SKIPPY 2. HIS HEAD. | WELL, ITS HARD TO SAY, ob CYNTHIA. » 4 i FOR HER OWN AMAZEMENT! "I MIGHT SAY 1 WAS PLAYING SOLITAIRE --- v[ FOLKS HIDING BEHIND /s dk IE IT WASNT FOR THE / >'¢ THE SOFA TO SEE IF I JS SECRET AGENT X9 Ey Robert Storm TV (ILL BE RIGHT L A } DOWN, DEAR Y7/ 0) \ : 3 f & ™ YOU KNOW BEAUREGARD : : SUATS Tie TR TE TOUGH KID THAT EW. ™ HOLDS THE CITY RECORD FOR ™ : "i y ARN fe E SEVENTH GRADE WN Vv / RB | VA AN THE. 100-YARD DASH 7 y- \\ "ry 4 / WiLL HE THREATENED To if WELL , IT'S UNOFFICIAL, O'COURSE, ) DOWN y BUT TM THE NEW CHAMPION .. \ MUGGS AND SKEETER NOW WHERE IS EVERYBODY GONE AGAIN? os 7 HE'S THERE, CAN RUN UP AND MY STOCKINGS LISTEN... HE'S WARMING UP THE PLANE FOR A X I 5AID ID TAKE YOU TO JASPER VONNS HB} HIDEOUT... $rERE IT 15! YOU COULDN'T HAVE DONE BETTER IF ID ORDERED IT! ... HERE HE COMES! I'M GOING TO GET MY LITTLE FLASH- LIGHT v lof 8% SECOND CHILDHOOD. DONALD DUCK RIT ASE MM DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 35. River in 1. Ward off Wales 5. Periods of 36. 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Soak flax J, LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY A TRIP TO TOWN. By Brandon Walsh ~ YOU KNOW HOW ALL THE FARMERS SUFFERED THIS YEAR ..YOU UNDER- STAND MY POSITION ~I HAVEN'T ANY MONEY TO PAY THE INTEREST ON "THE GEE, MR.WORTH, THATS A NICE.- GJ LOOKING ORPHAN ASYLUM ~ IT LOOKS 50 SWELL I THOUGHT IT WAS A COLLEGE OR SOMETHIN' YES, OUR COUNTY BRAGS WE HAVE THE | « iST 49. At a distance ! " SEN hb - 5 2% r 0 83. Fit 54. Climbing t 65. Places 56. Egress DOWN Fi 1. Turkish cap | 2. Ostrichlike | bird 3. Nothing 4. To beat 5. Concludes 6. Equip 7. Devoured 8. Indign unit of weight 10. Wild goat 11. Means of entrance b YOUVE WORKED HARD. BUT WE ARE XT CARRYING A HEAVY LOAD ~ THE BEST I CAN PROMISE 1S TO SPEAK TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~. THEY MAY a | CONSENT T0 A RENEWAL. 5 ) », FOR ANOTHER YEAR a a) Cues yyy, rp = / B.i Bay <3