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Tha Mahatma Gandhi I

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ufll W u u u “_ cum, was vislting_ an English socialist, Emerson, in one of his esalys. OA(/,lm

Q ml pa: yizfzla dauawa-» aellvend- and together they were watchin! tells us that history is the shadow

-° M rl an mallain in nuuula aaa canal lmn. FROM “THE POETASTBB"

sue an nn ua a fan i Y_g _ the wealthy and great riding alons of a few great men. It was in the

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' MARKENNG BOARD

May Economy Commission) is re

3: ending May 31. 1931~

1

" may have a comparative advantage

’ 11 proper methods of production, .

were used. For this purpose the

Board has made grants to a num- I

, ber of institutions to aid in th-_,

york, Two of these institutions are L0 in Canada. The University of Brit-,

ish Columbia receives £1,100 spread;

tl

over two years with a supplement

ary grant of £800 for tllc third year] for research in cheese ripening. Tile 1’

Ontario Agricultural Collcgef bl Guelph, receives £350 capital and formerly' The pndsh was the chief

£670 per annum for five years for

\

'study of quality in eggs and the

effect of ciictal'_v factors on th?

hatching capacity of~eggs." The Government of British Columbia

- also receives £1,500 per annum to-

wards the cost of trnnspol't of pedi

greed live stock from thc United

Kingdom. All of these grants from

the Empire Mnl'keting Board are

conditional, _being dependent on si- milar contributions made by the institution-

The niln of thc Board is to es-

tablish trade within the Empire

which will be of advantage to every

unit, by encouraging each part to

concentrate on those lincs in which

it can, if cultivated, secure a ready

'market This would nlean greater

specialization, increased production and lessened costs. There is noth-

ing in this world that cannot be

produced in the Bl‘itisl'i Empire,

and no reason, since world free

trade cnnnot be established, .that

_ the British Empire should not be-

come an economic unit. In this

manner the advantages of frec

- trade could be acquired with few of

_ its disadvantages bccallse of inter- jrlational prejudice. However, the demand for Empire goods must first

be created and this can only be

done by educating people to the possibilities of such a policy. The Empire Marketing Board has been

doing its part by intensive econo-

mic investigation, and by using publicity in all its branches to

pcpularize the wisdom of Empire buying. The Economic Annall.-t, -.1 review

bf argieultural business published

by the Department of Agriculture

.in Ottawa, in reviewing the Report

of the Board says: "A steady in-

crease in the sales of Empire pro- duce in the United Kingdom is re-

corded in the report. The growing habit of buying from within the

Empire has attained an impetus which even the world wide econo-

mic deprcsslon has been powerless

to retard." The report goes on to

say that this encouraging increase ls the result of more scientific at-

.tention being paid to the natural' _ _ 0

high quality of Empire goods, trad-

having become resolved to buy ',°¢along sound scientific lines, contact tbetweeni overseas producers becom- glng closer, and consumers in the "United Kingdom becoming more 'aware of the excellent and wide

rlmgg of Empire products. It will lie s, pity if the new National Gov- lprnment acts upon the May Com- !niss`lorn‘s recommendation and, in the name of economy, abolishes

Buch a useful Imperial institution.

THE' BOW BELLS

The "Bow bells" of London, ac-

tor-dlng to a recent news despatch, mgy be silenced permanently if funds are not forthcoming to ee-

pair serious cracks in the walls and ceiling of the church, due to the ravages of death-watch bcttle and

rot caused by continued leakage otu

water. Some five or six yelrs H80 the bells were silenced when they

wnnnasnav. ssrrslusan 16. 1931

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The increasing work accomplish-

'ed and the usefulness of the Em- S

plre Marketing Board lthc abolition oi' which is recommended by the

vealed in their report for the y0&2‘

The work of the Board includes to:ic landmark will be restored.

‘ the making of researches into those li industries of Canada in which we

_ffor the archbishop’s court. I

appeal 101” $75,000 WBs iIIlm¢dii\f£lY aunched to have them re-huh! and the church repaired. Of this

um only $14,000 was realized. The cost of the present urgent rellalld to the church building is estimated

_ at between $16,000 and $18,000. It

is to be hoped that the funds will

be forthcoming, and that this his-

It was from the Norman crypt

upon which it was built that the "Bow-bells" church-the church 0!

St. Mary-le-Bow, in Cheapside,-

derived its name. it being the first

church in London to be built upon

.iarches It was also called St. Mary

f the Arches, “by reason of the steeplc thereof raised at the top

with stone pillars in fashion of a bow bent archwlse." It was here

lat an ecclesiastical court of ap-

cal of the Archbishop of Canter- lry-the "Court of Arches"-sat

of thirteen locally situated within

Ithe diocese of London but exempt from the bishop’s jurisdiction, and

it was no doubt owing to this cir- cumstnnce that it was selected or-

iginally as the place of judlcature

A sanctuary in Norman times, St.,

I

§Mary-le-Bow was one of twenty-E _ two churches in England privileged

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`by charter to afford protection at lconlmon law to any person accusedi

n of felony, who might fly thence for!

fe.-ed nttaillder of blood and

ncy, armed only with awooden cross

bareheaded and clothed in a long white robe, which made him con-

spicuous among medieval wayfarers.

He had to keep to the king's high- way, was not allowed to remain

more than two nights in one place,`

and must make his way to the const 1 quickly. The time allowed for his

journey was not long. In Edward

III.‘s reign only nine days were giv- en an ablurec to travel on foot from Yorkshire to Dover.

The present steeple of the church

the “Bow-bells" is one of the most'

noteworthy example of Sir Christo-

pher Wren’s work in London. Thel'

bells are even more famous than‘

hearing of them is said to be a

ect of the lower classes in Lon-

on

l In his report to the City Council §ihe chlcf cl Pcllce notes the fact i

-that during the heavy vehicular

the edifice. Any person born within 1

“Cockney.” Although the te':m is 9

. now applied particularly to the dia-

I skill. It is a bitter experience for aught next serxousl mouqh_Ma_,fi1CWl”9 Ihhfe f-hilh <3) he i_0m°5l9f° has done good work in promoting I he hundred meh wha idle had mmm Gaédhl tak; d - -t 1 reflulremelits. a eaweblv which it the sale cr Maritime products ln

n need of work, find their services h _ . uf’ nc' e ° will hhV€ 5° ffslfimahl hl advance- Ontario; in encouraging the invest- 0 longer in demand, 1; ls almogp gave" Sent augums "wugh these WhiCh is fdlahl/01? Sl-ahhh Whhfh is ment of Ontario capital in the Mar- rrelevant, however, to speak of mail, take the shape °f mmm 3“m'| known in practically every c£\S€ QV" itimcs and in promoting tourist

don, it is one of which Lend ers t formerly used to boast. 1

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EDITORIAL 1vorEs 1

lcd by the Boston Post to a new *sie of i nd sal cc a that

f fh lf dzh £d”`“n ma “pn i

S3 Cglldld 0 is ie. 8.11 ere. i Dmmises to be \.E,_.y Welcome wlsound. Of the sincerity of his mot- within forty days, go, clothed inl _ _ . .1 'ives. and the courage, 8€Il9l‘0SlW ,hou.»ewl.es. The Post. nays, The] sackcloth, before the coroner, con- llatcst is a curved rim which pre- #md strength °f hiswharacter' there fess the relcny and lake an bath crlvenis belllne water from splashing lm" be “° °“"S”°“' I" mes” mat'

.. .. 5 il 3 d l is hd e-i abjuration of the realm whereby;;‘;; 1 If ies :ot p‘;mpT)rtm:€‘u°nS‘cummlmi¢y’ and men of all 1-ellgl. 11° undertmk t° “Lf” the kmgd°“_°’iccmparccl with the automobile crlfll-S lyiws. pay’ their resnelet to this and not return within the kings,thc electric light’ but ul mmm u, Great Sou, and as a fne spec

leave. Ulwn Confession he was-'gaad deal tc harassed nerves. 'rhat|'“°“ °’ "“‘“h°°d' d'“”“g“‘°‘h°d by

-ipso facto, convict, of felony, suf- the new device has put new lifclzellencles nowhere is there a deer

fm-_ into demand for kitcllellwzirc is,-or nppm':lati0n of the Mahatma,

feired all his seeds. but had time “°° Surprising “°“'s'" 'than amongst the officials of the

allowed him to fulfill his oath. The ilsritfsh executive. abjuyer sgm-lcd forth on hls jour. Dean Russell in an impressive; Frankly and fully allowing for

address delivered to Rotary, made all this, and it means very much

reference to the mechanization of lndustry and to its effect upon em- ployment. He illustrated his point by calling attention to the work which the steam shovel is perform ing in excavation work, where this formidable machine, in charge of three men isperformlng prodigious feats which would seriously task the efforts of one hundred men working with pick and shovel. To watch this efficient machine at

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. » ., 1 . Wh , &_._ “meh it s°‘m5 to mssess as to no even 8' “spec me home at nels so that every patient needing

What to hike. what to leave behind, 1°;na§;g:n;isw:;‘m;mTh::(f 2318; the drugs gets them and every doc- Selling The MafltiHl€S.

tor and chemist has _lust enough and 1 0 Ljntal-10

earth. and when to swing its loadl°°ns°1°u5 th°y_ have been made' t to _ M h ~ 1;

no o much oreover, t e lcsu --

and drop lt with unerrlns nreeis- iam just “S “muy asks "° be °°m` .aimed at is that the final dasnna- rlgmhangay

itt/9 to i i

lon into the waiting truck, all tend llntngce miBo1sed“_; tin; ;‘:’d;‘:m, Mon of every ounce of me drugs For u your ,mu u mm me Mary, 0 d0lll0USU'l1¢€ l»h0 DF0gl'0SS WhlCh_| ne; whc E h W ar tid fp shall be accounted for to Geneva. mme pmvlnceg have curled on a

has been made in mechanized pe 6 dl “dui as res or A generation ago the accomplish- Marlglme pmvlnces Trade Com abor. The spectacle which nt- ;?r`;mng_ sc ‘on nine years am' ment of such a complex and diffl- misslon in Toronto, Under me dl. racts many spectators throughout H? ls as c°u"'e°“s and as cult task would have seemed a fan- .1-wllon of a 3-_-cup of Marmme ex- very hour of the day is faselnat- s°dm‘f“S as ever' “nd “°“e but the rustic and impossible illlllo lvlarltlmers in Tcrcura and of Mari ns. but it has a tragic side as well. ma" ’” 'he '“°°“ °°“1d 'eu °“. N0 m'=mufu¢tu1'1ns cuuntly wllibli lime business men, with R. w. E. t. is a triumph for mechanical what particular branch of the l'Htifl0S the ¢0hV@hbl°h Call hldhu' Burnaby as commissioner, this body

Of St- Mary-10-BOW which houseshvhen to drive its teeth into the

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In the march of civilization theiT01-“'05 and the Sefmml °h the little nnlloyances banished fronl|M°“ht- Had he his WHY. _the P60'

duuy me are as important as the lples of India. wouldhark back to' great discoveries and inventlonssfhe 5Pi““in§'Wh°e1 *md the Pr1m1'| The standard example ls thc pclut|lfVe h°m°Sl°=ldhls °"“f*~‘ °f the] on thc wcod screw which for ageslmden `“m°5~ And Gmdm is 'eu had a bllnit end. Attention is cal- *Wim as a Saint by 3 “St multitude

itiau. His ideas have been strongly ,influenced by the teachings of

lot his fellow-countrymen to whom -his name has an almost magic

ters, folk of all blasses in the Hindu

hrentlemanly address and moral ex-

'irldeed, there is another side to fthe picture, once the career of -Gandhi as a politlcan comes under review. To most onlookers he is a._ mixture and a puzzle, and exhibits the strangest blend of the eastern and western ideas, of fluent impul- ses not resolvablc into either cate- gory or classification, but, as it

Qwere, hovering cloudlike upon thel lborder-line bctwixt the two spheres. 1 'It would be of no use to tell the`

Hindu banyan tree his mind will

lncllngs through the foliage Ban

Rotten R.ow.' The Frenchman 8°* selfsame strain that Carlyle wrote '__ .

. . I f may diS¢0Y¢1'

quite excited and launched u vm. hu .-Heroes and Hero-Worship; ¥matl;°;1§ld please me lnmylover, W Bn" “D , lent tirade against such an exhibi- There has been put forward what I would have her hh and wmy' By /um . 5 ttion of wealth. and class when so is called the "srelt Rmb mx? isavoul-ing more of court than cityi | NERVQUS EXHAUSTION

’ many labouring comrades Wm of history, meiillhll el‘0 y 5 Aumu uruud| but full of pity;

out of work throughout England. every influential movement largely Lum md humorous yu her mylng, Are you easily med muumly and The Englishman continued quietly owes its sustenance and advance to on bundmg hopes, and soon des physically' lack of wucentnglon,

smoking his pipe for some minutes the' endeavors and genius oi’ some I ~dec1s1ou memo

across the channel and remarked. ermore. it has been remarked that. All extremes I would have hhffed' pu;-suits, d¢Dl‘€SS0d» lmlhlwd. ifrit-;, "Yer ain't gut any ’orses as fine as as regards political activities, some ubye_ ove,.'_reucuye to n°|_,e_ mme. '

ll d h assions. I C

-- -f --- of N...§}.’.R. omaawv

iout' not so much by the specmc so mtely were froward and then ache. indigestlon. constlllated. heart J B. PHIL C- MAcnoNAL'B:"l-Ll“.t°!'l°.`umsf. “:l°na¢a-l. Nu

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There is u more or lm nfbveleni mellsufes they b"°“3h° mt” exist' S°me :esumg oalhltatlng. with value Pains in Vhf- suMu§"n's'ig'z.°°r"i'.'i.' 0"" i* 'i l1%%AN "$111121 A .. idea in the united states that the ence as by the quality and f0l”¢° °f ‘°“' , lush und mu swoon. i lcus parts cl the body? ` ‘ "h°‘”N- Pi'-l. J lack of a formal C0llgr@SSi0IlB1 their °W“ P‘”'5°“*“ °h°"°'°°°"- And Sometimes sc - _ Ii’ so you have what is called ner- - _ _ _ ___ sanction is deterring the President this ld Ulle 01 Mllhdilhd- Ghhdhh 1;tg’wnhchauuemncmwn|ng_ vous exhaustion. Yet if Biven a T from making any further step in He is of slender physique. Wdlllh-‘l Ever? jealous I would have her, thorough examination by your doc- '

the situation which admittedly 35°” 9 hundred P0\lhd5. hd-S been ggriiyonl constant when I cmye tor it would be found that you were

requires not a palllatlye but a described a/S a spectacled, t00t»hl988. -e h y absolutely free from any sign 0! 01'- | ,

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cure. Up to the present the spo- hahehfed “hd °*`°55'1e53°d mymc' .Tis u virtue should not save he,-_ ganic disease of the nervous system kesmen for the Administration Of Swdflhy oomplexion and an Thus mr he: deucates would may or of a serious disease oi’ any other

have insisted that the war debts ever--cheerful countenance and 'me' _ organ in theibodyni e d lan F

P01101? °f lhe Um'-‘Ed SWWS has un' kindly smne' B°m in 3 province on Neither her peevlshness annoy me. T0 DU* it “ P “ n ev W ay or our N ew

dergone rio fundamental change thshwest fwst 3; :Edin :hire his -Ben Jonson (1573-1636.) g“;ge E?'°1;"n::|'lih5;¥‘p§'u;';i_‘; °“;'h me _

and that the moratorium is not to fa E’ an gm" “ er R re5` ' ’ M' ' L c

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be regarded as foreshadowing debt Pemvely fulfilled the °m°e °f 8' -_-->-_-- deqnmm; of "circus tixtaglmfn is l e

cauceu,mon_ It js felt, however, dlwan, or prime minister, Gandhi dll0f-€d 8 OVU. lie S US li G U84!

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in american financial circles, sud Ezsuahid czreemosats ;i|ie¢;l;¢;-:or aiu; To Llmlt Mtlnufdctufe ;1;:J;,;ih5ptl;tlriTsabll??1§ryou‘;ieihaglshdsri .

in rect, more or less generaly r forms and a leader of th NM- NHfC0t1C Drugs belonged to one of two classes, the ( ` '

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- _ _ troy 118; unable to make S. YY i after the Frenchman had finished, personage to whom is committed Long, but sweet, ill the ¢n.10Y|hB? not what it used to be, not taking then he nudged the visitor from the function of leadership Furth Nemm, too easy, nor 1,90 hard the same interest in your omlnary

among the American people, that e 9 ____ amd” t me depressed t e

nhl h dlcll 1°““"-its ’“ India H” b’“°"“ 1” y We' yp ` Ffee M0r0ha||di$e Prizes E h

S°m° . ‘lg mm’ mme fa a “ the sunpye ufe_ Hu has no use ,url (Exchange) one distinction between the two . '

ge way of reiiref for debtor ximims the habits and customs af modem N“”°°“°s Wi” '°" °“° °f the sub' types was that the anxiety type

IIBCESSHYY 8. DSITIIRIICKI U1' '

rovement n orld ondlil ns is °wmzaM°n He profess” w he an

jects tocomc before the twelfth as- would cume to the physician wn_

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Fo be achieved W ° 0 arthcdcx Hindu and a good chris-

sembly of the Leaguil °f Naumls lingly and with hope, whereas the now meeting at Geneva. Discussion depressed type had to be brought will be based on the results ‘lf ill” against his will. and stated that he conference on the limitation of the was not lu; had only come to please manufacture of narcotic drugs held his yummy at Geneva for seven weeks ending The anxiety type blamed his m_ on July 13th. ness on bad luck, or on other people, The fact that the number of states whereas the depressed type placed represented at thc conference (in thu blame ou hlmsem The anxiety two or three cases by observers) typo was more apt to seek d|sh.ac_ reached BS hlEh BS fifty-S°V0h~° tion and to benefit by it temporar- ‘ figure ri1l‘0li’ ilttfllhed hi' d techhlwl ily, but the depressed type avoided conference-indicates thc unlvcr- distraction and other peop1e_ The sality of the problem of dangerous depyemou was always at its worst drugs. The wide interest created by ln me morning, sleep mlght not be the conference is illustrated by the disturbed, but walling was horrible. fact that amongst these states was The typical anxletywype slept badly_ practically every state non-member Now treatment must naturally de- of the League, including even Af- pend upon the cau5e_ If the exhaus- Ehiilllstall and Hedillz- tion were really caused by overwork, The collvelltlvli Which resulted and there were no complications, it

from this conference obtained a wguld cel-lalnly yield to res; and quite unusually large number Of Sis- I change. .exhaustion due tc some lu- ilritules-uamely thirty-six. as com- fccticn in the blood-teeth, tonslls, pared with. for example. fourteen intestine-the reihcvalcrthlslnrec- _ signatures obtained by the Geneva clan should be the nrst thought.

convention during the whole period Nervous exhauslllm due to some of seven months that the ¢0fllV€H- anxiety would require treatment, or NOD Was 011911 i0 Slghdhlre- an attempt to remove or lessen the

The task of the conference WGS effects of what was causing it.

nothing less than to devise a means The lmllvlduul Suflerlng wlth the of estimating with a high degree ol' depressed type “ceded the most precision the world's real needs. In careful treatment _ um-emmlng a statement based upon a great deal sympathy and encouragement day of research work done by the secret- after day, and a, mlld degree of per-

arlat, which was presented by it C0 suasion. _

the conference, the secretariat in- --_-__-____-____

dlcated that the real world needs as regards these drugs cannot exceed

he tragic side. This machine nge _ H( ' '| H fairly lengthy P¢71°"_i and which traffic. has nu muy ian* 9- 0Vf~‘l‘.ll felldfll of his lhhld. cannot increase materially without The three pl-oymccs by the sea

_y when it (drops to earth, takes root al; Omg gm-actlng ,,;l,an. I undertook to nuance me project us

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Bhd SUM UD ii new Sh00t~ This l-5 tion, (bi its export elders, plactic- , an cxpcument and it is now hoped

creased appreciably without the cer-

at th t moment maximum tainty of attracting attention and

° mcse" °' cclnlncnt and lil cases where such

“gum of some 36 tons' It is this increase may 'indicate abus= bring-

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wurlc ls impressive. its irrcslstiblc lM“h“h“ll ll? ls l“¢°hSlSl@nl=- Thllt v"ysm“" q“““m’ °f 36 mfv; ui ins into olieretlen the ser-:trans Dro-

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U-cng¢h_ the uncanny kn0W1edge|\V0rd means nothing to him. It is :Grid sy as Sa; netwoulggof Cham \lslons ol the convention. ,

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It now appears may the Speaker somewhat dsconcel-ting. Average' nlly the whole of which will be dc- that the pyoylmcs can be lnduwd

,traffic of Exhibition Week there

IW” no tmmc °°“5°5u°“ and 'Ji/o the President. Vice-President

ltotal absence of crime and disor- der. This is a splendid record and

reflects credit both upon the auth- orities and on our citizens.

Mr. Osbcft Sitwell, Writing in

the Week-end Review, asks for as- sistance inthe founding of the "Worst Book of the Month Club."

He says he hopes to get a. strong

would announce the award every month in the agony column of the

London Times. This scheme, he thinks, “in these days of wide and

had reading," should be mured of

jection to the venture, especially from those who will say that there are plenty of book-of-the-months

clubs already, fulfilling exactly the

by a club expressly organized to

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‘inches longer, irrespective of its`

committee together, and that they plumber.

support gut he admlls that there ‘one of the things wrong with India is also likely to be considerable ob- -that the British Goverment is not

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'resentatives takes rank second only

Curtisls sister, Mrs.Gann,ashis of- ficial hostes, thought she should take precedence to Mrs. Nicholas Lrollglvorth, who was atthe time the wife of the speaker, and an amus- ing social feud rcsulted from the dispute. Now the issuer of auto markers has given license plate No. 1 to the next Speaker, whoever he may be. It is open to Mrs. Gann, owever, to purchase a car a few

Gandhi has declined to attend s

dinner in London which had been planned to celebrate his 62nd birthday, and in doing so referred to himself as an old man. That ls

responsible for-that a mlm is old at 62.

Besides being it klugly act, the.

Sovereign’s pralztical co-operation

“me purpose as would be served by his contribution to the national

[revenue in a national emergency

is a. democratic gesture-perfectly'

choose the worst book of the month. natural and sincere on me Kms-5

Very strange blanks in his con-

chance, to say that his mind is fer- lflle of jungle growths, which must be cleared of! ere he can become qualified to lay the foundations of a, new Imperial structure. And maybe this crimes about as near explaining Why Mahatma Gandhi is a. pool- statesman, though undoubtedly an earnest man and a very tl-ue saint, At that We must leave him, rather envying him his gift of wearing the shawl.

part-which will stir universal ed- miration and, in the Mbtberland. will possess e. power for great good. alike through influence and mater- ial benefit. It Ls the thought be-i hind the King's act as much as thd act itself which will leave an in- delible stamp upon the minds of the British people, deepening, if

that were possible, popular regard and affection for the Monarch.

f the united states House ci nap- lwlillrans have their minds pitched' termlned by the Goxvel-nlneiits ,O make me commlsslon B perm-

lllJ0h il d1ff0l`€ht Diane. They are of the importing countries them- umm ummu bothered by shifty plflslngs of this selves through their control of the The mwreswd busmess men feel sort. A recent writer has said that issue of import certificates. More- that me commlsslm has demon- Gandhi is a wonderful man with over, existing stocks cannot be ln- sh-ated ns “mm N0 doubt they

can produce evidence of this.

sclousness. It would be truer, per- ` There ls 9, real field for profit-

able service for a commission of this character. If it only creates more good will and understanding between the business men of the three provinces by the sea it will

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Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention.

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Occasionally some group in the, Maritimes urges a boycott of thei upper provinces as a means to compel greater attention to Marl- time problems. Such suggestions merely tend to hamper and em- barrass the work oi' thc Maritime Provinces Trade Commission." Boy- - cott methods are harmful and des- troy good will. They impose barri- ers to the creation of further good

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on their merits as must Maritime industrial opportunities and Mari- . time tourist attractions. One of the ' strong points of the Commission is that it has never given support

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