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THE GIIABLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Morning Dally (Founded 1887)

President LleuL-Col. W. ChB-Slfl‘ 5- M0“!!! Vice Pncsldcln. J. R. Burnett, FJ-l- Secretary Licuib-Cul. D. A. ltlaclfilmlon. 0.8.0. Editor and bunt-aging Director .I. It. Burnett, F.1d. Associate Editor k‘l'atlk Walker SCBSLIUPIIIOh RATES .00 ' - tul advance) delivered to City flab pemeiaidflu advance) uuulell to P. lI-lsfaud “.00 pel- yuur tm advance; ulallcu to Canada and H.8- Melntlcrs Audit Bureau uf Clrculatlomt

"The fifruilgest Jlenlory is Weaker than the Weakest lnk."w

_'- “GT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1038

'"Dr. blauiolfsifprtp sol”- f

“'2 cxutfess that \\'e are tittitc at a loss l0 ‘Hutu...- tl ‘iv aztittltle of our t-vt-ttuig content- pL‘l'tl'\‘ ,1 ,- ' ' pig llon. fir. .\lalliotl's tiolicy m- ini; |r,.,t,.,-;,i yt-slttlllslltllllV ft-l‘ ttitcliipllivttlellt "ppp 'i‘~..- .,tt..t:lti._.,,. glvctl in tll<'~‘€ columns

front a lily tltiuicil rc-olutioti ‘and from Ills‘ howl-ll totinuisslotl l)!

hyit-t’ pm». tiit-tl to tllt- H”. tpttuapttniii llttttq ttf 'l'i'arlc show that ftp... 1.. llt‘§ nrl- in cotnplt-tc accord with Yllfi

tkiist-i-tlfvt- ltzt-lcr. The point itlade in thfi Citv Council ltrit-f is that under the tircseitt _“.=},.m_ “m. ,;,\lp;tvt-rs in this Province wcrc

' '- " i Flatt-d against last _\' u" liy ,, . .lit‘lll iii its rclicf distrihti- tit-its. lhl - point was vcry strougl_v lllIUlt‘ at zhe Y.l~t ~t n of the lagllattire hr the lloll. l. F‘. Klclwitrc, ll-ili-"tcr of Public \\'l'fl\'»‘- and fhe llt ti, l, ‘d. l.. Prntvsc, lioth of whom were iiate httotrlctlge of the facts

ln-~-' 1hr

mp; t"i__'\_]'i ud ccrtniiily cannot he ac- cu\l)l'l of Ilfllhlt‘ pl intlice against the hlaclvclizic "t lll. 'I'ht-it" stzllt-iiictits do not at

l\'iti':_ l? nit " l tvitli ottr coutciiiitlii'ar_v's assur-

flll c» 3H,.- t‘ a ‘Yiirds of the amount (of uncut- Pltxvfl‘ hjis qttucrallv hccn conlrihittctl lo." lllt- l’ imial {tnrl "t-tlcral tiovertiitictits." 'l'lt:it ‘i ‘l to the rclil-f distrihttliltus of the Pwflllx‘. It». rt int hut not tinder the present ill-p , on. ..~r is it lrtte that “the sttiii voted ltv lllliflll is tliariluitctl tlirouglititil Canada ziccoit - tn the in-cil". for according to lion.- .\lr 5 our IlC-"(l lust year was tiiuch g'l‘t"llt’t‘ ,.t:i some other l’l‘it\'iltces', and tho ililintltll phi tint-d por capila vt-ry uiucli stiialler. llo-at-rcr. tle thing that surprisctl us most in

our (‘tilllPlhtit'l"ll'}"< criticism of Dr. .\lattion's policy is its scouting iiidiffcreuce to the fact that not only .\lr. .\lt‘ltlY_\'l‘L’. ltut the whole Czuiiphell

Govcriiitauit is coiiiilltttvrl dctiuilelv to advocacy 0f the ‘time policy. -

ln ihc luff-f ,\l'i‘<i‘l‘ll‘.‘1l by Premier Campbell to the R-wvull (Utuiuiissioti on lit-half of his Gov- eititiit-nt, wt- null at page .10 tllis rccnliiillcllllflr ion. lzlpiltlwl "lEiciiiployjtiietit ltclief":

litliiiiiiitirtirion of HllNIl/‘lflvlilfllf witty‘, pitlipi- In: r.'.iv of ilircrf illtiirrilil ltid, m- hi,‘ i. of fitlllir l‘lll/‘ltl_\'lJll’llf frtijcrlx. - hfltffijl lhi/stfl-rs‘ in l/it- Iiiiiiilx of iilltilfri- . or ,"1'~r‘i1ict‘.v_ crawl IUf/ll flll’ nsitixl- i/iitv of i/VtIil/K and xliliiuwliihiis by flit’ /i,~;,i,=' ho; ifi7f"‘i'llllli'llf. l! ix tiiliiifilcrl mi llf’ flllllff i/ui iii.» imvi‘ of i-rlirf of ioiciii- f/ i1 lhfll/ it (l row/til xcrr-irl‘ of nit/folio! rou- cci-ii, ilV/l i/itti oil/v l/tr’ Ilillfvtllllf _(II'I'i‘i‘Illill‘Hf is ('/‘Il't" ffllil fol ilwtif it'll/i ilifx [troll/cm fit j]jl't"f]ll'-,l ni-i-ti wir/liiiri ill! iillmiloi/i‘ iiiliiitlci‘.

TIT’? '/'/i"'*/t’/."ii/\’I? RFiYIlIlI/LYD TIL-IT '/ ii/s it m‘ i‘ o _v v / I? / I, I T t’ xii-iii. nt- /'/f/-'/.\'/'/‘/'/.l' .~l\'li m’- c/.r:</i'/-"ii' .-f,S".Tl'.l[l€I7 Bl’ r115

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hat is all; there isn't any more.

'l“nl< living the attitude of the Liberal Gov- erlitiicut of hrinre litlward lSlIXHIl, the zlltittttlc of the Hoard of Trade of Charlottetown, the attitude of the (‘itv (founcil and the altitude of [he Xtttiiitlal t\ti~<t=l'\'ativc l,’.'trty lcadcr, it leaves ottr loral coutctnporary sotiiewltnt out of the pit-titre.

650,900 Refugees

Nothing more forccfuly revcals the cruelty litht-rtiit in the tlltlllllllllliifl of Nazi doctrines in i .tlt'l .\ti~'ti'i.'l than the official figure l "t-~<~i~:l_v to the: ititcr-tgtivcrntttctittll re- .e i"i“l'l.l‘ll‘l' hy .\lyl'ot1 C. Taylor that (>50,- gcn p. - nut-c rcsidctit in those countries itius" f. ionic: t-lsewliere with the least pos-

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siltle. d .1 '. This i-ditnzite did not take persons flll-l" 'll'ill so _tc'lrs old itlto account.

.\lr. l"-_\'-tr c-tiuiznctl that about 300.000 of the r-Itoottt» yvcfr‘ _lc\v~-~;ol>,o(>0 itrthe old Ger- nlttitj; rlwl lHiiJVHli in .\tt<tria; 295.000 “non- .»\rj, oi" l - is with eunuch lewislt attcestry to dist-t: iv llwlll under lhc Xurctnlvcrg laws. and, iwfn. Jililtlll [Lotto Rittiirlii (Tatholic— ]-rl--ii~ii'i‘~li' nw lvltor. of rcligi-uis orders or sup- porftrs of "w ioi-inct‘ rt-uiiiit- iii ;\ttstria—-\vho were “viii-twp; pt-r-i-citlirui in one form 0r an- otht-r u'i'ltr tl-e .\'.'l7i rrgiulc.

l-‘ornttl ivpttlsiitil i- iiititossihle in the case of tl.l'-‘ - "filth. for tht-t‘ are in the tuaiii lieritirut or fii-aici" \u~triati ciii/clig Iliit it is significant

ll of thi-nt are nt-ither

that so Your a ptwtporli

_Tt~\v< iii-r "uoti~\rv:ln." The Roman Catholics iuchitltll rtrc pvt-wins \\lilt~(' only fault is some illI"l\‘tlY‘(‘ of pvoic-i Zllfllllhl the .\'a7i regime. lt ntrlhi-s out- \‘.'ii‘ltl(‘l' if the llcrrccs against them, low ‘lllll t hi" tizut tllilti‘. are auintatctl hy any- thi r tuttri- worthy than the CltllllllllPil i1(‘(‘!l of vii" p» to wzi-fv some pcrvcrsc lust implicit in .\"i/i iI.:'tt-tt~li_\'. ' Parallel

in hi: ."~.it»~t ilt"‘llli'illll')ll on Rrilish foreign w . l. ' . -!,, llotisi-ttf (fouiiiloiis (says New

l'Y‘lY‘,!£' Fltlnitit; wntiutciits: Lt iillt‘. t-itlici- iii this coiuilry or

(d. t I out- uioiucill iiilagilitt that, though \-_. _ "c JIH‘ willing to sacrilicc cvcil f-i ‘ = W‘: lit-nor or llrilisli vital llll('l'— -~ . . . . lib" hy lav lht- ariitcil slrcltglh of Hi3: l’ =' it\ lvcltillts itiort" fitritliilzlhlt‘. . . .

l'.~,- M41. i.“ t‘ ii-i~:iil-ti-loii< pitwi-i" wt‘ arc ‘accutuu- lzl is; rt tttzt ~ llllT!‘ .'|\ ;t qiiarauict- that wt- can tlt fclld our-vltt- if wc :li'c rlltacla-il, wt‘ .'li'c I10l llllflllllllllll oi ill!‘ fart tltal :tllhilttglt it is good

b luv; a giant's strctlgtll it is tyralttlults to us;

it like a giant. Our aims are not the less iacace- ful, but ilo one can imagine that we have reason to fear any foe."

Professor Harold Temperley, in a letter to The limes of London, calls zittclttiotl to the rc-

‘l1lZ\l'l\'2llJl€ [)Z\f'£lll(‘lVl.)(fl\\'Ct‘X'l tlicse \\‘\)l'\l> and two

tiflsszlgcs which hc quotes front sticecllcs itiadt- by Fdllllllllg, Prime Minister and littrcigti Sccrtstary in zt time alllltlst as tctlipcstttotis as this. (Etu- nuig in 1826 uscd words almost identical with those of .\lr. Chamberlain in i938.

The illuminzititig comment on the parallel comcs front Mr. Chani-licrlain ltiuisclf. lle writes that he had never rcacl either of the titlolctl pas- 5-‘365- Th0 words he employed were ctitircly his own, and if he echoes his prcdcccssor, that iii- dicatcs simply the colttiuttity of ling-tic!‘ [httughl in soliimvliat similar circumstances. t-vcn after an interval 0f more than a ltuudred years, \\'ltat Cauuitigé successor savs, in effect, is that the fundamentals of British policy have not chang- ed. After a lapse during the interval, bright hut brief, when the guiding principles were ilis~ zlrtnamctit and collective security, llrilaiu is hack where she has been sittce licr ciiici-gcttct- as a world power; a pcacellialccr zllways rczldy fut‘ war.

I‘ Editorial Notes I‘

Authority to raise the first Highland Rc-gitiicnt granted to Sir ;\l:ttt Catitcrotl this date I79.t—fhe Canicron Highlanders.

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Figures to the middle of Jilly show that 22,786 head of cattle harc lit-cu shippctl to the British tiiarlcet cniiipart-tl with 4,01; [or the similar period last ycar, .. v n‘ it il-

llow long is the coiicrcte paving likely to last that has hccii laid at the rcat" end of the Post (lfificc httiltliiig. with a fttllllllfllliill of lotio- sandstone chiefly? lt’ looks like a rushsjoh.

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"Although the Fascists would he the first to ilcuy it," craclcs Dr, lat Pit-re, ascociftlfi pm. fcuor of sociology of Flatt ford Ynivcrsitv, “thr- anlicapitalistic aspects of Fascist idcology- are closely related to llarxiztuisui."

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"French-Canadian culture cart and must bc preserved within Confederation. A totztllyi separate French state in ,\tilcrica wnttltl lic an ccoiiotnic ahstirtlityt," dcclarcd .\lr. Roger Ottimet, Montreal lawyer, at the Canadian lit- stitttlc of Fcotitimics and Politics tucctitig at Lake Cottcliieliing, Out.

v x w m v The‘ Montreal Gazette thinks Dr. llariiotl veered too much t0 the "left" in his Barry Filekfvll; while the Star is Ilolllitflll of his "ft.‘\'t'illlll0iillt‘_\"' ideas. \\'ltich Witlllil itidicatc that the (‘oltservative Tcrlrlcl" is itlxlyitig up to the taxpayers as a tvholc. and not to any par- ticular interests or “‘istiis." x >k it v

as saying, “scctits to hc a lliixlttre of ltcing son of the Prcsidctil and not failing in husittcss." Young lioost-vclt, who said that what he liatcd most was httvilig his f.'llll<‘t' "siuc throiiglt lite," zluthririzcd the lalilctl St , Trmtsury llcparitiicitt to turn over to \\'.'llicr llavciiport. a-‘socizlte editor of ("ollicfs ceriiiit-tl photogra- pliic copies of his tax Slftlclllcllls which indic- zltctl that his ztitiiuzll income ltvvcr hail rcarlicd 5.350.000, \\'ll(‘i'(‘.'l< it was reported to hc anvlhitlg front $150,000 to $z,tioo,oo<_), I it >1 =0- at

For those plagued by tilosrtttitites. the Caitad- ian .\lcdical Associalioii jottrual last wcclc of- fered the following advice: (l ,<pray oil of lav- clttlcr on the ltair and clothes. 2) Since mos- quitoes have a prcfcrence for althlcs, wear two pairs of socks or stocltiiigs. 3) To protect the face. use a 50ft alcoholic solution of lhyuiltl, or oil of cloves in lanolin. 4) lf ltilteti. apply illi- tiicdiatcly a weak solution of atiiuiotiia, washing soda, or sciap and vinegar. A cut Ollliifl will zllso relieve the sting, 5) If the bite is painful, swab it with iodine iti glycerin.

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Signs of an industrial revival in Catiadzt have become visihlc in the last mouth, according to Mr. A. E_ Arscolt, general manager of the Cit-l nadizln Bank of Conunerce, Toronto. The ltanlfls index of tnanufactttrittg activity, he said wasl slightly higher in July than in _llllll‘. when it was I4 pcr ccut below the corrcsiioiitliitg iiioutli of T937. “Damaging elements of a scriotts char- acter," he continued, “have so far hccu cottfitit-tl t0 local and sectional zircas and the prcsctil 0ttt- look, except in llrilish Cllllllillllfl. is fut- higher and tiiore uniform crop yicltls than for scvcral years."

drills!‘

Medical experts from eleven cottntrics, in- cluding Great llrii.'tiii. Attstralia, Catiada, and the Fuion of $ottlh ;\ frica. will altcitll :t \\'orld CfiltfPFCllCC on Silicosis, which ltns lll‘(‘ll cott- voltcd hy the lutcrtlalilttizll Labour (tfficc and and will open in Geneva Attgttst 29th. The Con- ference, lhc first of its kind in eight years, will last zlhottt two wccks. and will uttilcrtalw a fresh

vicw to proposing a progatmuc of uatiniittl, and iutcriialioital action. Cllllllflll, will he rcprcst-ittctl by Dr. A_ R. Riddcll, Clinical Spccialist, Tint‘- onto; $ir F. Banting, of 'l‘orottlo Ynivcrsity; Dr. A. lr\vin. 0f the Planting lnstilttlc, Toronto; and Dr. Robson. Bledicalillfficcr of the Mac-

lnlyre Rlines, Sclitiinaclier. ‘I ll! 3F i

cxaltiiualiou of the wlinlc riuttstioti of lung dis- l ‘mellslble m“

llotts av TIIE WAY

Of course, if Corrlgan had flop- , pcu ill llle Atlantic and never have f been neara 0t ugalll, there would ' litoe been all attelnpt. to blame l llle flying field olllclats, or some- I bucly, and me press would have re- soulideu with alssertlons upon his t100lll£ll'(1ll‘l€SS.—- Woodstock Semi. llel-lcevlew.

- But it. is a great mistake to my that. the last. ureat War was fought iii vtuu because it. dld not end in t perliiullelli. and universal peace. 1t u. had not been fought by the lAlllcd and Associated defenders of liberty, we might indeed have had lpeace-tlle sort of peace they are enjoying today 1n harried and litlgzlducll Austria-Montreal Star.

A minor wave of Jew-balling has broken over North London. In one case, the slogan, "Jews Keep Out," was laboriously burned in the grass of a golf course; in the other a shop window was uaubcu with tue words “Jew Shop," at. present. so frequently seen in Vienna. These _are ugly incidents, and the posslbllity that their perpetrators were young and irresponsible makes them none the less dlsgracettll. The type of mentality wuicll delights ln antl- Selultlc scrawlltig ls alien to all tlint is fair and tolerant in the British tradition. —News Chron- icle, London.

The latest invention announced from London » ls nu automobile that, lu addition to the normal nlelllotl of llliillrefis. “m m9"? slclutvllys-lllore, it can revolve llke a top. This is going to make park- ling a much simplex" matter; hav- ‘lng tlcqttlred tlic Knight's move, the tuoturlst should seldom suffer a stalctiiiite. Front that point. of ‘view the ilivetitioil ought to prove la boon. But it is to be lmped lllint ll trill be used with discre- ‘tiou, and not allowed to increase ttltc possibilities of eccentric con- -dutrt on llie road. It would be till- lfortuilalc if sfdlers and silinliers were utttlotl to sticedcrs oil the 11st: ‘of difficulties cucounteretl there.- ‘Chrlstitttl Scllice Monitor.

During the World War our car- toonists used to picture patriotic Gcrmnu families sitting 1n intense concentration around’ a lltcagre breakfast table and indulging 1n their regular morning hate against. the Allies. The cartoons usually included a little dog or a canary bird lovally co-operuting in the fa- mily rltc. Now comes Putrifk Montford, publisher of a humorous magazine ln Dublin, proposing the imthitlicsls of this method for America as a tneatls of gettlngrld of the depression. His suggestion ls for Americans to get together and laugh about the business decline, unemployment. war threats and political dlstttrbances. We have enough dynamic humor. he thinks, to explode each of these depress- ing influences out of our atmos- phere. We have already done qulte a bit of lautthitig about all these matters. but the ticwspapers.

‘which probably areift as funny as

they alight to be, unfortunately remain ftlll of tlienl. In fact. there

"My trotthle" .\li'. ‘liltllcfi lloosovelt is quoted l ls a current American saying of

a scmi-luimorotis nature which Mr. Nlmitfortl may have over- looked. It is "Try and laugh that.

one off." -—-New York Times.

The Magic Carpet of the Arabian Nights tales ls almost being paral- leled by the new air service of aviation. Our scientific thinkers

' 'll'(‘fl(l\' decided, under v/hat “rclatlvltyfl that time is uu, and the average man wtlllicgilt to have the smite opln- ion of space when lie studies the schedules of the new alr routes. Our grandfathers sometimes took six mouths ill a sailing vessel to get to Catitida front Britain. Now we cross the ocean ln a day, SlX mouths was formerly a usual pct- lod for a voyage to Australia. Wltllln eight (lays of leaving Eng- land tlic Imperial flying boat ser- vice now reaches the Australian coast. and within a few hours over nine days arrives lrl Sydney, com- pleting a voyage of 11.000 miles. Egypt ls now within thirty liours of Britain. India and East iAfrlcn are rcnclied in three days and West Africa ln four and a half. South Africa takes five days. ltfalaya 1n five and a half. and Honiz Kong is sfx. Any place in Europe 1s now only a matter of hours from Britain, and while at. present, this fact ls more feared by the military man than welcomed by the tourist. the time must. come when humanity should recover a normal attitude towards its neigh- bors and take full advantage of those faculties of travel for wel- far(-.- tHamilton Spectator).

“Let's not be hypocrites" k the cry of those who have become ac- tive for Wlifll/ they descrfble M B. “satie" Babbitt-h. The same lnvlta- tion might be extended to them with the stigggestlon that they sltotild not pretend that the exten- slon of park activities on Sunday Ls their ultimate objective. Let them admit frankly that. they are out for a wide-open Sunday which will make Sunday labor much more familiar than lt has been ln the past. Already the regularlzlng of the SlllC‘ of {JDHCCO on Sundays has been urged. If that is grant.- ed it. may well be asked why there should be restraint. on any commercial activity on Sunday. Stiudliv itewspapers are even more the sale of non- that , day.

perishable goods 0n

cast: due to noti-inctilllic mineral dusts. with zqThm-e 15 a wtde up between m.

terfcrlittz with anyone who slides (lOWH a lilll or tosses a ball on Sun- day and promoting organized and supervised plny on that day. From the standpoint, of expense alone ,tlie extension of supervision and organization to seven days a week cannot be justified. Eveh ff this ls started by the employment of men on relief it 1s obvious that. it, wtll

Should Prcsidcitt Rnoscyclt choose to run for a lllird term, he will he flying in the face of all precedent save one, which was itigloriotis. Ac- cording to “Atiiericatt Civics" writlcli in 1906 by Professor A. G. Fradcrltttrgh. Professor of

lliuisnsr Cliaiilllcrlaiu ex-"

llistory. this is how mattcrs stand: ‘Term of Fcrvicc and Galarv-The Prcsiilcnt is clcctcrl for a term of four years. lle is t-litgihlc lo re- clcclioti, hut cilsiotn has dccrccd that h!’ shall not he git-cu a third term. “Iwshiligloti rcfttscrl to acccpl :t third term, and _l<‘ff("t‘<flll also rt-ftis-

(‘(l lo he a caiididatc for a third tl-rui. l'ntil i990, whcii an effort was madc hy some of Prcsiilciil ‘Griuifs fricutls to st-cttrc hint a

third icriiifithe prrccilviit was ncvcr in danger of ltt-iiiq llrokcti. Prcsidotit Grant failed to se- curt- the itoitiitialioii. and it is now l'("l-'ll"ll"l n‘?

pail of the llll\\'l'iltvl_l_ (‘onstiiiitii-ii that a Presi- tlcut is iugligiblc for a third tcfiii." ‘$1,;

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not take lontz to settle down to an extension of the permanent staff. The idea that. families are not. able , to look lifter the recreation of their families has been vigorously over- worked. How far the the Board of ‘Control intends m jump ln the Wllrectlon of a "sane" Sabbath ls ‘not quite clear. But before any rndlcal chnnize lu the character of the Toronto Sunday ls made, the people of Toronto should have an opportunity to say how fur they are wflllntz to go. That. cannot be dcclded either bv the promoters of B. wide-open Sunday nor by the lord's Day Alliance. For the Board of Control to take it upon itself tn say l5 a piece of zratttltlve lmpertlnence. — (Toronto Tele- gram.)

True religion la alvuys rnlltLpr-o- pltlotu and humble; plays not; the tryrant. plants no fnlth fn blood.

-nor bears destruction on her

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_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUKRDTRN

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Canada and the Commonwealth

(Winnipeg 'I‘rfbun0 - ~~

t Fr n , hl h H» limit a w decldtnl between im- fogrzlalxvgnxtlhegfrglsgjdiumlilisdeg l2- fffhe heliexmvllfexvlftiluldntlflenubtlfvgevgalx: tuayn eco am‘ cpao. above Geneva, has lately been ob- ed that: the declarations in rgerlxlf sewed hesltatlngly returning b6 years by Mr. KlnB Bl? oiliflwl- ° earth. Now that. the League pa: eva, London and elstzwhgslyfliltllillfl tatled, lt. Ls apparently ettns commitments mean ready to apply for members fp fn Canada would take no action which “llmiz” M él$"l2f.‘€‘°‘°w.." it: "to" “ttlmll ‘*“i.°ti:;‘" t" "" some even o ve par cps. on - that the Free Press may be ure- Actually, u matters stand, there pared to join the British Common- i5 no fieatlon of Canadian neu- wealth of Nations. 0n terms. when tralfty wars involving Grept big- the blind begins to play. taln, whether great. or smal. n8

The diiclgilfig lnglttcnlciphtall; 12h? gelght or!‘ lcorlistlltutignggvéllmmhz; Leitgtle 0 u (ms, n W c B overw em ngy placed such confidence 1n the list, judgment, that when Great 136M111! naturally predisposes our con em- i5 at war, Canada is legally)!’ PM“ l“..°i.i§l.°‘i%.°2 is ‘so’. Foreign Cy. B! e 00 1' X19, - “tore tenable position. This 1t sell self admits to be dlfflcultqdtlttfig out to do in a series of leading edi- His Majesty can at one an at o! toypvs which appeared on July 21, game time be at war ln respe- t g2 anti 23_ one part, of his domlnlons and l The 'I‘r1buue agrees with its peace in respect of another-si- P8‘ neighbor. the Free Press, that it ls tent absurdly. high time for Mr. Mackenzie King 825a g1;

to make plain to the people Just