Irwin- non-Rim: -.-- mw.».1.s.-.~..-.-,.-»w was? Aaaw-wwewe-H-va

,:er kitchen tttriisils. have appeared in ‘he km] tire of success."

rout:

Itflrefl. It makes no sense.

“we d0 not doubt," says the Free P1155. “m” the appropriate bureaucrat at Ottaua has the full- est and reatlicst explanation f0!‘ YiIP-‘c C35“- b“! the public dogs not “c1111 cxpllllliltitill. It wants t0 know if the Gmcritingit really means wlltat it says \vhen it declares that we_are ivaging total war 11nd 111a; all vital materials must be used for that purpose and not for the’ satisfac- tio nof civilian needs. The houscivife hears and reads Stateiticius m that qffflt every (hy- She then goes Shopping and discovers that she can, in the fourth year of war, buy almost every- thing that she was able to bit_v in i939 and r940. and she wotnlcrs greatly. W110 will blame her for that? There are today relative shortages here and there. But why are they only relative? Why are they not complete, if the situation is as desperate as it is made out to be — and as in fact it is?" -

p- EDITORIAL NOTES—.

fiiE l mores or TliE win GIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Morning Daily (Founded in 1881i

President: Licut, (Joi. W. Chester S. MoLuro Vice i-rcsident: J. 1L Burnett, FJJ. Secretary: Lleut. 00L D. A. Mnclkinnon, 0.5.0. Editor and Managing Director, .I. 1.. Burnett, F.1d. Associate Editors: i-‘ranii Waliior and ion A, names!

SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mail in P.E.l., $4.110 per year; $2.50 for 8 nlontho. $1.25 for 3 months; 50c for one month City Delivery $5.00 per year; $3.00 for 6 months $1.75 for 3 inoullm; 60o for one Month y Mail to other Provinces and U.S.A. $5.00 per year aturday Wcckly: $2.00 per year; $190 for O usonthl. ' 50c for 3 months

Tho Charlottetown Guardian may b0 obtained It llotnllinfs News Agency, ‘Times Square, New York; Old South News Agency, Corner Milli nnd WunlnIt-In Boston; Metropolitan News Agency, 1248 Pee] Si. Montreal, .l. Fine 354 Bay st, Toronto; New; Stand, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa; Wolfe's New; Stand Sub- bury 0ut.; llub Tobacco shop, Moncton N. B.

_"The Strongest Memory is Weaker than the eokest Ink.“

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1942.

establishing a ccstly

eminent of Canada. seems mu

tlons by radioing about it.-Bzandon Sun,

l shall never forgive

might be worth

stion in Canada. -Wl:idsor Star.

Great Britain now is producing 66 per cent of her own food, compared with 30 to 40 per cent in 1939. Mr. Tiliomiis “iilliants, secretary of the British ‘Ministry of Agriculture, told a

. . farmers’ mectin . All that directly concerns Canada in Tues- g, . ,,, ,

day's LQS. elections is summed up in the two one of the finest and most effective patriotic

Example \V0rlh Noting

description of wtir six-boteur.

follmlmg iiiifdgriililis from an Associated orations heard in the present war was that of ll1"‘5h‘“'.° “Med “Pemamirs 5°18” Press tlvspzilcni; - , . . , - 1y of private concern. The) m‘? t1 ,, . . _ . the Catholic padre of the lxnval Alontrcal Repi- - .. - t,“ the 9mm _ 1\llll'.lil.il issues were couspicuousl absent , - - ' - ’ "Wm “Y pm n-g“ y

y mcnt, a translation of which was given over For patriot it not from com-

‘IL n cy, let's keep glass out of fi§lguligil and out of the stmeets, and give our Poor. thin. 1119 1369'

in the gciicrzil voting and the question of war

. CB T d ' ' . or peace never was raised. Here and there the C on u" ay evening

iii!

question of pro-Pearl Harbor isolationism was Back i“ 10nd,", General ha“ Knox descrpp ante tires .1 chance. -Kitc ener bcsirtl, \\l‘.il ‘tllltjCfllllll effectiveness, but this d - 4 ' _‘ _ ,- Rflwrd m“ gum‘ "L, we ahoubfqcc the United e her trip as a complete sitcccss and SdltbSllc ____.

' ' ' ‘ considered it bad been "zibsulittely worthwhile." Australia's rat-in; "w" chwflum’

States as a ul; ile has taken on this issue which only a year ago split the nation in two. "All tlvvougli the campaign the people made

"I found both the Canadian and United States

, , _ for binoculars for the army- In “omens Army Corps excellent services,’ she

answer n. the Supply Department's

- n t - ~ ' whl"li asked for par- ‘ v _ _ . , v . . _ questionnaire. _ - it dmr z we mflrc mmrested m the ‘var iflld saw Illlltlll-Oyfsflli’ industrial \\ar_ef_ mum“ of ,1, b,,,,,¢,,1a,5_ many 1|»... p - _ _ ,,,_ ,v _ _ , ‘ ort of Lanada and usitul fattoiics of all l(ll‘.(l§ gu1-11e(1_5;>ld1c1'5 or the I last iiar tun lll t,» on.) issue \\ as the manage- _ - , _ , , , . _ _ . ,,,,_,,,.,.,.5 o, rcfeshmg honesty‘

. _ and >lil])_\2lrcls and was iiuuli impicssctl \\l.ll 811W

Replying to the question. “From wlic-m aid you purchasethe 3.1.1155- es?" one man answered ‘Fritz? To “Date of purchase," he replied, “Some time between 1914 and 191?." To "Price mid“ his arswer was 10 tins of bully beef." Another" said he had "acquirecb thccn “from a Turk who poked himself in the tray of my bayonet " --Austrsiian Ned's- tter.

.1: '1" l) I ' t ' , . - - i “,_ ]_ 6119C.“ s’ Repubhcqns their excellent contribution to the war effort." canddotes vieing with one an- , a a ,

.'zeal,to prosecute it successfully

‘r

Cutting store hours is the poorest wsy of reducing manpower in the retail business, says The Lctter-Rcvictv. _\\'(‘l'.l§_[(‘ miinbci" of em- ployees iii rctail stores is itiiclt-r two; great mat- jority' of retail SiOl'€5—-—l)l'<'l.li.ll)ly 80 per cciit — are man and wife establisbnietits. Actually, inefficient as these are in lliftlfy, they probal>ly'

b‘ r-u tlic part of both electors and x- iili tilt‘ lll"i'€ remarkable when one . l-AC amount of partisan heat usually generazctl lll American election campaigns. It is an C(lli_\ rig example from a country which has

not \‘t:'. lit-tn a vczu- at war. Political leaders in - . - . . -. . t 1 ~91...“ 1,, undo“ “r111 be . -, - . . irovide retail scrvr- will tiiaxitin ‘lll‘l('liC', “m”? s": L _ ._ . ,

Lamina u. ill do wirll to studv and digest it. I- . i“ l ‘m l -l "l brilisbt 1111" Aite- 5" (‘e-WEE

~ , , _ - ~ lli the matter oi maupiwwr ll>t‘-——t‘.~]lt‘tiifillv as Lvilkjjsgn r-hnivmnn (111119 unm-

Liitloubaubv trtir Lanzidzan people are equallv - - ~ . o ~ , , _ s .1 m

- - i - . . ' ntziiiv of these store kvrtx-rs are advanced in mime “Pvf-Ymted "J mnhlee ‘e '

averse to pzirzisati politics iii wartime, and ‘ said on Friday that the shltcrs

years. To close tbcse littlc family stores in the

equal‘); zmxwlls 10.74“ o“ with the ‘liar eh?“ iiioruitl! and cveiiiii" Place." lltltlUtl loads on \\'01'1<i- The 1111111935 "Y3 ilflm 75W '5“ to the < .i~i~it Ul every irrelevant lSStlC. but hwcr ‘(Vqwlflighlnentjfl Hwhflylv WM“ “nu 110lt. bilOW “TClllld lfvcl, run side can the to be ht of all our Politicians? .\lr. “ _ . I ' - _ ' ' i bV Sm" ‘md “Y” ‘lmdcfl b?’ cross‘ nqvhum hc Ind to regign from the Ink plum-n, .\0 saving ut ni;1iipo\vt-i 14in t-vt-r be plc fnfgvtfpgngélirisnlflnsneéfingsdgftsgz- * ‘ ‘ . ~. . , .. . '. . ' i i . . - eral Pri-iiifersliip of Ontario because of the llgilgied b) “dining m” 1mm” “huh W01)“ x0115 divlzlgrlt licllll) tvupici- Fond . , ' ' . ' - lower deck itc wi un s. our pressure‘ biotigli. to bear on him to Spring an n a - o- canteens are provided on each fioar election in me Party interests regardless 0f na- F _ I, __ D, _ - ,_ .. _ _ and will be run by voluntary work- - . e . . ~' .- ' . 1. _ m) "mlwg 4,". “HY “M ‘hi’ l-“lll Hm“ crs, A dortcr and nuzses ui'l be in 1mm] 1.... 1...“, Opposition patties m other 1m . . . _ _ . - » - llaw‘ oi tbc SXXIUCIHlI cvnturv‘ zicictl at fl-‘Iclrfiflrlfri 1711f" Sim-PI‘ 11°11“ \'fllL‘L‘s‘ tvlil" t.i\ll iticltttlctl) are taking ciigntz- r.._> _ _ H v I n t “bum k. , < I ,. . l,“ 5H,“. 1mm pc1~5j1|_i;_._]_,g11j1)n 11-1115,- zucc oi lllt: danger arising from the possibility n“ ‘is u ‘kw’ l“ ‘mmimit ' m “L i551" 16’

Stiauish party iii Jiiiglciiul; fought for Strain in

' si ‘l: '“ - - ' t - . . m ' n“ 1r “wit: bang made to catch he d“ the Netherlands; returned to langlatid on the

tors off guard. lletlce the calling of Conserva-

~, ,, ., . . - _ , invitation of Robert kiilltilliv \\'lll) nrfrziiiizctl the 119.1 b‘. “--,,_.,L the», ha‘)? \vrox:gl_\Y ‘He dim]... LII‘: CUnW-ntions sud] a-s “are held Lituipoivct“ l'lnt tn blow itpil‘.'ii'liamt*iil' was ir- 1T3 50d 11$ =1 Piece 0i W31" Oil"? n1 l.r:.il;ii....i;c lil.\[ nigbt—moves ttitcntlcd, as “Med .n the C?” _ t, [I _ 1 M‘ (h V“ "m d‘ m“ 1. 5s W111. mane; wjiji) we sing“ “d zccciitlv, to keep democracy from ' l i" " " ' ' l‘ i ,‘ tflke 1110"‘ 0" "f? H515? Guilds » . , ' _ v torture rack lllilil he rcvcalt-tl llie uaiitics 0f tue Parana are brckcn off and the men 39mg bt".l'r'\_\‘E(1 at home while our boys are m} cons imwry _ ha ed in I606 th d‘ dismissed‘ they m, ma by their fighting for it overseas. 315;.“ bpe d .' “as 11115’ l d .11 e "Ly officers that they mustflriot smolge _ v i si 0 s rvc in rura zng an \\'l.1 crac'- 11171-11 they are clear of e srou: .

It ma; be Iililif the Govermnerit has no A Canadian corpora, {mm wmnp

ers, bonfires and the burning 0f the conspira-

tliought of ettiplqying the lllfpfiSC tactics it _, H.“ peg who gave me th-s inlormac tised in tlic llinl election cztrnpaign, and which m‘ 5 e '53‘ ‘ ‘_ I‘, ‘l lélcnttstléilphl‘ 15 l>‘-'€l"a"°~"gt° 7,0993“? . t e 1'11 iimts of 1c vigate o in Wllrtllltc‘ would of course be doubly reprc- . . Guards; bu, he wmnd he [ntef- hensiblc. But the only ivay to safeguard against Premier Godhout of Qucbtc l5 home from Ot- 951m to know Just “hilt e516"-

tawa. happy after successful interviews with Prime Minister King and \\'ar Services La- Fleclie on the liquor question. Ilc told the Canadian Press that “a pCrfcct tinclcrstaiuiing" exists among Prime Minister Mackenzie King,

such a contingency is to be prepared.

_\V0rds Well Spoken

smcklnc on the Parade:

Major j. A. Sabourin, Catholic chaplain to ac- company Canadians on the Dieppe raid, made n striking speech in Montreal during the pres- ent loan campaign, a. speech which should be remembeiwl zilivzajss by Canadians of no matter ‘what racial origin or creed. Ivlafor Sabourin l; chaplain oi Les Fusiliers d; ont Royal. I e said this!

"It was not for England, but with England for Canada. that we went to Dieppe. And at i resent I prefer much better to be a loyal sub- ‘est of England, which watches over my liber- ities, which respects my traditions, my faith, my tongue, than to be s stibject of Hitler, of blussolinl, or of other totalitarian countries, or even of the France of Vichy.

"It was to save our langua. c, our faith, out’ irlditions that we went to leppc. Arid our boys wanted to go. The had been taking for action for s long time. l/IcNsughton chose us with EllgllFll-Spelllting unlts...because we were

is is pretty

on the question of curtailment of liquor con- ground’ and we think

sumption. iVhat this "understanding" would mean to the liquor ltl(lllSll'_\', if carried into ac- tion, he did not reveal. “Nothing definite has been decided," Mr. Godbout said, “and I do not think I can say anything more just now." u s s s

the

are anywhere near it." -London Evening Standard

Harry Sulphur is is crested cocks-

111 32"“? will have to utabch his stop.

Something worthwhile to boast about and day the padre called’ S3,‘, Harry,

reiterate: "This small country, with its 45,000,- ooo people," says British Home Secretary Her- bert Morrison, “has achieved s war output of productive achievements on either side," he said. "Its output per head is greater than that of any other country, ally or enemy." Mr. Morri- son said 8o per cent of Britain's wiir produc- tion is shipped overseas, that the Navy had taken ssfel to port r99 out of eve zoo shi s in convoygythat the country has oz» wsrshigs m‘ 1M‘ _Amiutf_newslemer'

and auxiliaries constantly at sea, 1nd ha; de- We ore I. litlls weary of the

dul ocl tanner. We have stroyed, captured or damaged more than r25 wprgpgmafof me ‘mum,’ o,

Another day H chewed the M. them so there was the day when he dive- bcmbed s. case

detonator. The troops watched with interest until Hairy headed home-

dlsmlssed and stayed

the best fitted for the job, mem warshi ps and more than 6ooo,ooo tom -oourse, but the idea. mist when the "Let it not be repeated that it b always Our o‘ h" ‘hippmg. ' ggesmlixilsbos pcrsdilsgdgptivtrrngtgplfiy

boys who are in the front lines, because while our boys arc in England, tho English arc in the from lines in Libya and elsewhere.

“It should be remembered that the English u‘ fighting so that soldiers with bayonet; on their rifles will not watch tho classes h Out IChOOlI or the faithful in" our churches so they do in countries occupied by the Nazis.”

These words stand out in noble contrast to statements uttered in and out of Parliament in

p ' . ' binguii-‘iaim iiii dwgi’ M ioiim“ o‘ " m is es, m ons new uncou- The people who ‘flamed crabs mnd smid s flood of ques- tionég forms) is nonsense. The nus ty ers. will ext/end into the -wo.r years - and when it. all comes down to brass twimyvo shall ocohhovcohnrdjobgworkso

What ls success? are the people who have sought the kind of education which, in s capitalistic mercantile community, mikes for success," writes Mr. B. K. Sandwell, editor of Toronto Saturday Night, “and that is not tho kind of education which, d°- 4mm“ “M”? 0T1 ti" Wlwle. l! lmlnrmd in th¢ FTCTICWCBTX‘ Domonltratlo s of outhlsinom sdian educational system.‘ The ews are the Ems’ zlaugglrl-ilrt 2221163110195; this country in recent months by some professed ?olslt obvioulthaiiddconi-lnciilgtfifi cinema ‘h?’ f?“ “pail/mm” lfloggfd‘

u swan a e tics ion il c on can; min; p, ormimco o ' en." supporters of the Government, u-id ave: Whig, "my cm overcom, their "d5 handicap}: no the end of the second act, when

' . h 1' . H » . . . . the smugglers seine the otlficer who 2°":r2223?’emgtiisabtifidzi?‘gsgpagané: ‘or they will rriake tiny sacrifice to secure the kind 1...; Con... to arrest, Don .10“ and

_ _ _ d t’ h‘ h '11 t (f1 “'1, g the chorus sings of the Joys of s the publicity bureau at Ottawa to take in hand, l,‘ .§,,:c:..iin:t:i1ics tdvlsa mijlie keigdlgf cgtilliéflbt: n“ m“ l“ ‘"8. the Whole 111d!- snd distribute thmttghoitt Canada-dn French o - - ' y’ - m“ m” l” m‘ feet w weer m’

d E w,‘ ' which will make them most like the successful wWrI. an: trllio 503:0 was: zoegtod- ‘“ "i111 on trszzhrsrr"; =°":";""'.t; senire s51 c a is ma no e 1 h na s," e - Where A"? The C°""’°|$ best obtains lepoedtication; it i. entilely possible gféljlvgsiitpfgfilg-g ggigrvygtccipr; that the education imparted by the French-Can- adian system may be better from many stand- Wrml"!

What ls anyone supposed to make of the slt- uation OltlfllflCtl in the following instances cited by the Winnipeg Free Press (Liberal): Ever since thc summer of 1940 we have been told that aluminttm is one of the most desperately nevrlctl \\'.‘l[' metals, A flood oi’ restrictive orders has issued front Ottawa. Yet, as recently as I. fm- “-.~.~1.-.- my», ,1 new shipment of altimintim pots and pans Ililltlf‘ its appearance in Winnipeg c-mh-g Ur filliillltT instance: base metals are in "m1 sttllplv. 'l'b.~ ti('\\‘~']1.’l|)f‘I‘< have been l)ll.¥_V

- wriinu iiiiiriils “lltl rrv uni for more copper. i- pl'iellll“ill of tittiisfcrtiing golil r11ir1¢r5 irilfl

put‘ minors- ttlllliv ircrjilpies the attention of .- (iovcriiiiu-iit. The war effort, so the story 1t, is llll'(‘.'ll(‘lil’fl by the shortage of copper.

the made reasonablv (not excessively) accessible to T°Ym'l‘"' "mn" "l" m‘ lied that only one out of every l!

society. That education is equally accessible (in- these stockings is very scarce rad be ilnrs not to any appreciable (“Xlflll seek it; introduction. moreover, Christmas for him in his own school. Iillll colleges, and W111 be m; mare christmn; crack- _ _ on. Despite the ‘severe limitations of

for success; but the |)l‘l(‘(‘ nf sccktiu; and ob- ist. (mu: .'t;I:i-Iu within tbc l.'i.~'t few weeks. cub. "msmmbll 9H7“: Sm"? w" “in

men, refused to alter them. The thmtaon ordered the points; but the fact remains that the education ,°§',;§§,,,t‘,’,_°°_,m,,,,,,f“-,;'§n,§f”" which the ambitious Iew seeks, and which is . . number of ‘Christmas stockings" him by the Protestant educational system of available this year will be so 11m- Quebec, 1s education for success in ii capitalist chudrm w," be ab,‘ w ma,“ m“ _ form of present Cotton mesh for (iced ‘ good deal more accesllhle than to the there is a great shortage of fill Jew) t0 the FTPHClI-Cililllfllilli in Quebec, but mgs .. I.“ the first Ema shoe "u," and the kiml of rilut-atiott \\'l|lt‘ll l5 [irnviilr-il flffifigkllgg: $231,522: éotllléflggg_s,'lllf"éli which be docs seek, is nlrt ciluciitimi for success. firs T01‘ the 110ml? "mrlftt- llflwvt!" It m“ 1 rep“, he hm" firm an fllumfinn production tor xeport is sll'l going ', 1 ' y i l toy supnlies strict control should tainiiiq that kind of oiluraiioii will nhvnvc in a “"5"” m“ "Wmlbie “m” a"! ratiitali-tii: wvitty, be tbt- .:i<riiicc~ of suillC mvas- cost. lea-z next Christmas Ih-vn 1L1.’ did a year 52o -Lveds Yorkshire

What the government at Oltawl hopes to achieve in hoping to win the war oi the Unitea Nations by short. Wave i-adio station [in Ne): Bimisvpck is

uest on. T sen 80V- open w q we ch point we would llrc to clear tip. concerned over publicity, even more than over effons of an active mill- tury nature in its war effort. The government is not. gcing to he.p win the war for thyUniaed Na- wrlting, talking and

them." says Right. Hon. Ernest Bevin, ie_- ferriiig to Leftisls who, when Eri- tain stood alone, refused to help her; on the ground that. she was fighting an "imperialist" war. Most. of those leftists are today volubly supporting the British cause, but. in the Labor leader's eyes, this does not wipe out their earner treachery. Mr. Beviifs thinking on this score si-udylng in the 113m, o1 o, somewhat. similar situ-

Tho man who left glass, nails and similar tire-destroyers in the gutter never could have won a popularity contest. among his neighbours Now. when rubber is mvre P794110“ ma“ gold, he invites deserved chastise- ment. But more than that, he is opening himself to the Justlflnlpé:

parted up when the call went. out.

If an emergency arises eight new

tvcrc of the most modern type in

Canadian N.C.D.‘s and other ranks sz-aticned in London have been puz-

smoking has upon the sacrosnnct parade ground. The answer is that the War Office hasno objection to the ban was llllipOFCd by the Canadian au- thorities themselves: "because," an _ , _ _ official at the Canadian Anrny head- War Services Minister LaFleche and himself (porters told me. "vie reckon that

t. nearly hallowed men should present as neat and tidy rm appearance as possible while they

too and he is the pride and Joy of unit up north -b'u't. he One "Hullo, you old —Get out of here."

0.’: morphine tab es. He didn't like he spat. them out. Then

of ammunition and flew off over the sea with a.

words ‘Then the parade hurriedly so until Harry was reported sate and minus

and Worn dull, quenched dry, gong blind d war;

O Godédhow lonely freedom seems a .

A Binnie farmer walking through the world,

They bless the seed in you that

a When they. their countless lives,

7 THEWCHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ,_v__

Students In The West l

(Prom Montreal Gazette)

Slr,—We are five harvesters on n farm near Carstiiks, Alberta and go to a. Montreal High School. Huvmg read of the treatment of some of our school chums and friends we tho ht there was one