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TllE SIIAR LUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Morning Dally iI-‘oirnded In llfll

rresiueut. Lieul. Col. w. Chum H. Mel-IN vice President: J. Ii. Burnett. lJ-l. - Secretary; Lieui. Uol. D. A Muelununn. 0.8.0. ‘Edllill und Managing Director. J. B, UIIIIIOII». FJ-l. Associate Editors: Iffllll Walker and llll A llllfllfli

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'llll RSDAY. JUNE 18. 1942-

buullr Uusiurr;

Honour To \Vhoin Honour |$ D119

___._-- _ f .\, _,,,.‘,,,.,,.,.~r»ll the tircseiitfspplsionxpl . ent-i an‘ the Sulwiliv‘ villi i/li ‘he- m T-I l A. "try t f ilic swt- vr-lii of the 0m I t \'(‘i.~t ‘ - ~ _ . .‘ - - n . , . U . .5 h‘ an CVC 3l“i]‘l"““‘ l“ m“ UL,“ Jixjtnigsflpllt is a com- __,~t, [INiK place on Allis ~ni _ ' f t m liiil. iii hi. misc an uudisvllte‘? ac.’ . i l..ri;.--l that lllQll office. adding dig"- ,,,,,il,‘,i.'~ Ciblil ti» the dischnifi Qf his Onercius “ i llis Lordship has attain-

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afp‘, r\'~{\ fr: tiiiill‘.=-_ be hm“ _ 3. we, which seems t0 C ed Ttlim‘ i I i“ Supreme Court

i’ iHCi zi s ill" ‘i h} i-liidttillolircarlth of Canada, f0!’ three instances 0f

their eighties And this is as

~- l‘.‘\‘lll'&ll.'4l ~ l)1'ti\'lll*.'L’S uhO 1Y1

rr"\:t'lq (in in office.

- vii u \\‘t iiifide the hi‘! Prowl?’ '|"t‘ Eiiciiiiibciits for life or fail a ,;;.-,t upon to retire or otherwise

mid t'.lil"~i l1’

be rent wt-tl iimzu the bench. Soil"? géwdvpeopéc ~ . . : o we a - from tune n _t ‘it r-"l-‘fi flfluestlm b ' far visaii...) of fix"!!! *1 rulmng {lge- f“ S“ w i t ii o u t \".l\'t‘i_‘~<. The llllllllllilf)’ {mm c ,., m p U l .~ o r y rciii-ciiiciit appeairs to lfie (at: oi‘ the eiw-eitast s M88111 Y ' ° and the even

TllIlQPCIlilPIlCG of our l<"t\\' courts hnnrlqfl (tkppiufliig of justice. It would not ne- cc<='g"il\' lw in the interest of jlistlCfi. law and

0mm. \\‘I|'L' ‘ifllllCi to be subject to _ stimulated

cll-“pnr p, .115», tlu- cullVClllCllCE or political exigen-

c,“ hf ,1 thirty in power. Such unfortunately is l

the condition w ‘ch has arisen in the country to the south oi’ ll< \\'llll such deplorable results that gnilitfl llll'l~‘ tlh-rc. as clscwhcrc, fear a period of DUYPflllfl-"tlf “j ti/Jt” has set iii.

Not 1011;: ago a distinguished American paint- er was asleell to paint a mural for the law courts of one of the State Capitols. and puzzled his brain and the brains of his friends. for a suit- able guliivvt. _-\t lcflgth lic thought of the “Judg- ment of Stiloinori," but on reflection put it aside, as. he said afterwards. he could not see how he could “get in the pork barrel." Unfortunately, for law {lllll _iti<ti:t‘ in tlic States "the pork barrel" plays a no! llllllll"i*>l'lillli part in the raising of aspirants to the bench. We do not want to have that occur here. where there is a recognized and fairly acceptable procedure for the creation of new jitdgcs.

A slight tlr-pirturc from the rtile happened in British Ciiliiiiiliia the other (lay, and it met with anytlung but approval from the Legal faternity Of‘ the Press. judges may not all be Solomons, not a few. as appeals indicate, are liable to mis- interpret the lriiv. but taken as a ivliole and in this province in pariictilar. we have reason to be proud of the character and qualifications of those who sit in judgment upon us. Not the least able. honoured and respected of the long list of Chief justices who have presided here, is the Hon. I. A, llathicson who deservedly received the Con- gratulntioiis of the Grand _lury at the present session of the Supreme Court.

Dehydrated B utter

' LA new experiment largely stimulated by the war, is bearing fruit in New Zealand. As a result of research work by the Dairy Research In- stitute, New Zealatid is now producing dehydrat- ed butter or dricrl buttcrfat, and the British Gov- eriimcut has alrclid_v contracted to take up to 20,- 000 tons of this product during this 56350“ afld ricxt. This dcvclopement, occurring at a time when New Zcalaiitl shipments of whey butter to the United Kingdom ltavc ceased through lack of rcfrigcr.'ittii' spact‘, is of considerable help to the dairy farmer of the Dominion, as well as a valu- able contribution towards Britain's demands for fat.

The possibilities of producing dried butterfat were ,',,\»(..-t;T-_r:ii<-il a ft-w years ago when it was be- lievctl a lllill‘l\'t'l CXl>lL‘(l for it in certain parts of the world not scrrctl by refrigerator ships. After the outbreak of the war the deterioration of the shipping yiiisiiiou caused a progressive reduction in (‘Xptifis of c r e ain er y bu tt e r, and after :i plfltttl ihv complete elimination of exports of \\'ll(‘_\' huttrr. Iii view of the resultant surplus- es the matter assulilcrl very great importance, and n iIlliSf.'it‘l0r_\' tiicthotl of processing whey butter with fhc [ihiiit 7l\'.'lll-'ll)l(‘ \\'.'lS devised. A trial ship- ment of pin tons was made some months ago to Pliiglaiitl and \\'Jl.< \'(‘l'_\' ivcll received. The oppor- tunity for large scale opt-rations therefore pre- sented itself.

Only pure itihaltetl whey butter is used in the

I11,'lt111f.'l\"lll‘f‘ of lll'\' huttcrfat though experi- ments ;irt~ hi Eng lJll'l'll‘(l on to provide an outlcl for crcanii-i-y- lillliPl’ as ivcll. The butter is melted ovt-r a jct of sham {lllll ilic melted fat and con- (lcnscd strain ,'tl‘i' riill into .1 (‘_\'lll'|(lCI’. which fllftfi- nlJlll-Cfllll’ .1 pit-mi s the water that settles by grav- ity from tlii- liiirlu-tI-ii \\‘.'ll(‘f' solution. After then gtifii-g ihlt-ii- ‘i th l‘l't‘.'llll RCPJIFJIIOFS, fhc tiiatcrial

llll/lt‘l".{»t'~ .'| Pill priv-v-s of dehydration in a \-:it-r1-:-~~i- l; i. ill n sllill"t‘ll'll to n special techni- qllf‘ of will ii '. Iitiitil itiin sterile cruiislers, and FPIIlWl. ll w" lit‘ —.‘~I~‘il :iiitl \lll|l|>('fl as general cargo, 'l pt-iilwt l'.ll| l-t’ ll~<‘tl in ifs dry slate by

pastry Ft)...- ,'|ll‘l i. ~ i'l't‘.'llll iiuiiiiifavltircrs and the

ICCOIIVCHlHII of the fut iiito butter is achieved

simply by adding ivatcr and salt. It is regard- ed as a very suitable item iii a parcel to soldiers and prisoners of war, as it keeps better than tinned butter.

By the end of next year it is anticipated that from 10,000 to 20,000 tons of dry butter will have been processed in New Zealand, though produc- tion is governed by the shipping situation and the stocks of butter available. Facilities to produce on a large scale will likely be conipleied in Auckand by the beginning of next July. In the meantime a small plant is turning out from 1o to t: tom per day.

- EDITORIAL NOTES-

Napoleon met his Waterloo this date. ‘SW- n n- w u

It is our luck when tourists and freight are

in demand to have a "bottlencck” at Borden. ‘ O I I

Prohibition liquor trade is prospering in our

midst to the destruction of bodies and souls. o u n- o

No serious crime in the province, but quite a lot of minor offences which may develop later. U U i

In prayers for the Royal Family in church no mention is made of the most important member —apart from His l\Iajesty—His Royal High- ness the Duke of Gloucester. “_lanus" in his Spectators Notebook writes: “Exhaustive iti- vestigation, in which the publicity machinery of Buckingham Palace very helpfully co-operated, reveals the fact that till the Princess (Elizabeth) comes of age the Duke of Gloucester is the first subject of the Crown." The Duke, like the King himself, a Scottish wife, a daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch.

a n: u n-

St. George's Day in London was made the occasion of the launching of_ the Baden-Powell Memorial Fund at a stiiall reception held in the Chief's Room at Imperial Headquarters of the Boy Scout's Association. By opening the fund now a dual purpose will be served for all dona- tions will be turned into \\'zir Bonds, and it ivill not be ilntil victory is won that the money will be used for a permanent memorial. When that time comes it is proposed to build a house in London as a centre of world scouting. a house to which every Scout, whatever his nationality, can g0 and find a WClCOIITC.

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A new departure in diplomatic practice is the appointment of Professor Scott Watson as Agri~ cultural Attache to the British Embassy in Wash- ingtoir He will at the same time act as agricul~ tural adviser to the British High Commissioner in Canada. The United States has long had an Agri- citltitral Attache in the American Embassy, Lon- d0"; and it is just as importatit for the British Government to understand Amcricati farming as for the American Government to follow develop- ments in the old country. Professor Scott Wat- son is at present Professor of Rural Economy at Oxford. Hi5 views on international cooperation in this field are shared by many American and Dom-

inion farmers. o o n n

Seven pre_tty American girls, instructresses and fliers with many hours experience, are in Mont- real en route for Britaitfwhere they Will take over ferrying duties with the British ;\ir Transport Auxiliary. Selected front huurlreds of appli- cants from all parts of the United States and given extensive training in the handling of mili- tary aircraft, they form "Group Four" of the ferrying plan introduced to the United States by Jacqueline Cochran. pioneer woman ferry pilot. They are all experienced in flying, and are all keen to embark on their new venture. Their only regret is that they could not do the same work in the United States.

I t t in

German voices iticludiiig Mr. Goebbels, are lift- ed in loud complaint over the activity of the R. A. F. This has lately clone mtich damage not only to factories in Germany but to those work- ing for Germany in France. The re- prisals threatened by Hitler and Goebbels on his- toric buildings in England have brought some loss, but less proporitionately than that inflicted on the raiders. Mr. Herbert Morrison in an allus- ion to “Nazi crocodile tears over the destruction of old German buildings" remarks that they do not impress a. world which remembers how those same Nazis gloated over destroying so many Brit- ish monuments.

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The Canadian production of cheese rose sharp- ly in May, the total being 24,276,008 pounds as compared with 16,853,938 in the corresponding month last year, an increase of 44 per cent. The total for the first five months of this year was 50,335,353 pounds as compared with 24,231,362 in the like period of 194i, an increase of no less than 107.7 p. c. Creamery butter production in May amounted to 29,167,784 pounds compared

with 33,190,284 in the corresponding month in n,

194x, a drop of 12.1 p. c., while the total for the first five months of this year was 77,970,862 pounds as compared with 86.479345 in the same period of 194i, a decline of 9.8 p. c.

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William Cobbett, English politician and origin- ator of Hansard, died this date, i835; served in the British Army for seven years then went to Philadelphia. where he attacked American in- stitutions and was fined; returned to England where he attacked the Irish government and de- veloped radical views: imprisoned for protesting against flogging in the army; later elected M. P. for Oldham; championed Queen Caroline; start- cd Hansard’: Debates in Parliament, and Howell's State Trials; published "The Poor Man's Friend,” "Rural Rides," "The Curgg of Palm’ lllvnry": A good stylist and Original con- froversialist: Advice to youth —- free your- selves from the slavery of tea and coffee and other slopkeftle" . . . “To a young man-public credit means the contracting of debts which a na- fion can never pay":

I saw grcat Cobhctt riding,

The horseman of the shires;

And his face was red with judgment

Alida light of laiddifc fires:

And soiiili to Sussex and the Sm the lcnpi up for liberty,

Thr- lf'lIIll])(‘i nf the yeoiiiatiiy the of the sqtiircs.

lights hammer

—G. l\'_ Chesterton. i

“rug _ Q35. RTLQUETO\VN GUARDIAN NOTES BY THE WAY

The Chinese are evidently vlfl‘) confident that they W111 "l" "l" war: they are s0 confident. that. they nave purcnased a legatlon ln OI.- Lflwfl, The Chinese have “ . t beautiful and historic homo of S11 Robert. Borden overlooking the Rideau river. A for. of history W“ made in llle isoroeii residence. It was here that. S1!‘ Roberi forniivd ._--- ius first. cabinet. When the Union Sun-School cicslnl dlvl In wlfll government was Orxmilsd h" 0"" u; orwe more and with them comes tewa. home vras I811“ i119 "u" N a time of much needed play and ma-ny IIIIPOIW"! Wnference-‘I- 5" laughter for the children. even ln Robert. entertained many "Md this time of war when the pagan fizures in his sandy H!" 11ml“? “"1 shadow hangs over us. No doubt. many import-en. decisions l" Wm the school doors will close behind to the First World War were settled some o! m,

PUBLIC FORUM

.I’IAI oolnll I Olen h! Uh uuuuiui b! Hrmwldllil 0' quutlono cl IIINIA- ‘U! Charlottetown 0on0‘: lone IOI

nl oorncnnlllll.

LEADERS 0F TOMORROW

Orulnroe. aoclatlon.

' “us...

The Duff

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n: 1.191331%... On Col

WORDS OF CHALLENGE

"W y differ on whit mean: riiiguld be taken to all:

Canadian Manufacturers‘ As-

ne. '

Report

Post-R

boon!) of the Duff re-

there. There is such a. tendency 1n Never “m, Wm m” unm- u“ Cannon-five leader, f:

these days to tear down old homes. mu can To mm, n m €f.{‘1.‘.‘;".‘i.§i‘.°l'.?.i2‘°tn.'$€lif5°.’i‘5 vii-n» m - Yfildem-‘es “f “m” °t Canadws mgriit of u: who have t lltlciuns are preserved 1n - lead”? PP. Emmcme the mm been fighting tile battle of lffe, how £28 §gft$many years '0, Sh, John we love to look back w our school A. Macdonald and occupying a 35>: agllhu; uahcowullidwlog?’ ‘E u

lous site overlooking the Pa: b m an“, ack again, how happy we no

triienthebuggffxlgisi- lllsllggilel‘. efhxe old be ‘md h°w dlflermu? W9 W9!“ home of Sir Wilfred Laurler WBA 599s‘: ‘Imgalmugiel M u b“ left: to at. Hon. Mackenzie Kins we 1d Y}; 1Y3: 811‘ - °" and Laurier House ls still the scene yo °_ 5° liq,“ 01‘ SIB-ml behind of Liberal conclaves. Rt. Hon. f) "kgclmvef- W‘ W" ll! Arthur Melghen ma B. very modest- .°° on the shelves M the hut l-iome ln Ottawa. and after he re- tune. think well how much one you tired and moved to Toronto ft, was at school would mean to You sold. Rt. Hon, R. B. Bennett. while world as you see it, today. he prime minister occupied a Ls 1t; not a world cursed with sul (umdon Free Press). of education, a world cursed with --—-- armies of men who hate every “You will never have peace on human that. speaks the 131311511 earl-h unless you have an economic language? 15 1g no; . world “rad system inuluch men and women with demons who who are willing to work are able to mo“ and belief m ivtarok flfldTlrllndtlhe rfiwizfsrdMrlif tlAeu l8 "m" 1'8 ime - “' are than was ever known even be. thony Eden who speaks. lie-and not, fore the co 1

foi-r thplhfiést timpliidentlfrfes up? centufles £81311: of the Redeemer ae w ose e ers_o pu c q-rue‘ what h

thought who believe in looking being dam; wniwggeeriindaiffitli“ ahead. “Faddlsts." the Bishop o. Sufism, bloodahirst mo be Gloucester" recently called them. his staff of killers gr hns l; 5nd Mr. Churchill, Mr. Roosevelt» i the gallows tree m,“ tggg glag:

ivmsti- ~ tr t--~ faddist: liioiintiiearirgltotii-o ‘E3 fimjmfllgve zone to tile Jude's of

the Atlantic Charter, to which the No doubt winter blast: Wm come

third subscribed. Aiid the Atlantic and more than once and “or 1 I 6.! 0

Charter is a document which deals with the world after the war. All fathers. and brothers» $0115 and $15-

mtelllgent people. says the Bishop of Gloucester, are fully engaged in fighting the war and have no time end» the b°Y§ W110 leave for panning what will happen day W be the men of afterwards. So Mr Chruchlll, Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Stalin are not a W°T1d Where intelligent. people. Mr, Eden 15 nut B101‘)! of’ God in an inteiligent man. None of the “(livers and the members of our War Cabinet ls in- telligent- for each one of tliem crushed, a World has confessed himself interested. Will be replaced by not only fn the conduct of war, but. and neighbour.

in the prospects of organizing a durable_peace. Dally Hreald.

school to- tliat tn-

love of God,

1F“ lllkrvwhvvur books away forever. ———— or e eav

UP '0 MW the straws: idea hr world of tomoilrotivasivllwfallttbifi xi: Pelvis-led that. a section of rich young Strong shoulders MW a and gluttonous "restaurant. crawl- black assed 1 y r m ers" have been indulging their greed and sunr‘ p f n o eternity to the detriment of the rest of the has k o a new world community. It; ls balanced by

notion. apparently he'd by Lord YWI‘ 810W ls you

Arnold, that the \\'0l'k(‘f'5 fife wal- take m" place Prelmml and f°adY~ WW1": in beer. Both are very far I m” Si“ Etc- froni the facts. There ls very little Bristol l, w‘ A‘ O'BRIEN- gluttoiiy or drunkenness in W81‘- ‘ ‘ E‘ I"

time Britain. The restriction of res- June 17’ mu‘

out, who rarely exceed that. allow- ance n0vya‘day5_ 1y, 15 5m] open to the unpatriotic fciv to gt) from meal

The WIPES‘ Man Resigned

(Otépw; Journal)

. rea rig Prime Minister

without cl hi~ . K ‘ s. -

llOL Cflllflalnlfld ‘TO be it noted‘ is mgs spa ch (we waued hhro

London. ‘but is to be

0:11!" Prllbclllfll fillies. It will mean _

pflmer faie and the dlSBpp€8Ffln¢s3 conscifpfion, and

of rare and expensive dishes. There King. there isn't likcl to be M;

can be no real complaint on that Oarclfrrs position, thergfore, Lclthgtf. - vrou.d be a profound "s wvldnt stay in the cabinet,

d

against; awadng to Mr.

0811.98

ilIYTI-‘f? hé-slyziflfillifniieovtvhiil‘ inf mack lcally c th ' , _ 1a acilltfes ‘n e ground that. some of gflgtgggitfiédfllld holidays have been its members ought get. smallpox, "c" Whaiis true c-f Mgr-ally. 0n the basis of rest- Kl-‘lss speech. the ministers Slwllkl have reslgtrépd from he against conscrlptlcn, clxt h1g5. “lffif, were for it. Messrs, Macdonald, Ralston and lsley. for example make a drastic ‘Ifiese gentlemen, fl l; ma] '

cut the breath of b (and till . hm cePi/ed- —-D8i1y Mill (LzT-lliifyllefe ac‘ es thdvisicd °¢i§'§>‘,’i°§1m'w‘§f,°f"

ts‘ believed that i; the w“? consarlpllon would of course. Yet

-—_-__ “Iron Hermann" giflyed almost as many part5 and follow as

Fuehrer suffered

troops , but 0y course he meant. the only man to

the cabinet. ls-Mr. Card . The doesn't make $1153,

would ha en, we wonder,

h’ ‘"118 that "the cements have Macdonaldwegialatoiiiflcifjlfizm Mn.“ ,,' t . . Mitch- riot been kl to us Even if the ell, Howe, Crerar, Powgry

weather looks good now, Mwkem

rain." Then he L; deep

wmm again: in Russian ists all, had

"Our troops nearly Minister and said: fooling"? m’ they mu bald w h "All of us kinow that. our war er. In M‘? tvlvould b; better with con ea were M’? 011: linear you m prepared a a w adept ti. w uni ll whiz; to reslllfl"? e I be 00mm ed

E6113

Our engme; Q0111 F0!‘ Whole days front

ministers mt this tlm . esa-k . with a. determined demand

e old “k gain bulk of hlr cabinet. he would B, uiagtbvui‘. the Napoleon“ rive way to tlhem or resign an.

wnter rivaled m" self and call upon the Gown-nor

the frost came General to name Mr. Ikley or

somebody as Prime Minister.

But. all this f; ldlo speculation.

Marshal of soflflfqllsflbfl. ha-vezvt the revolu-

Flro Department. The Marshal lake; the stem rtugfieinhffgrrrliittidhfm bdmve . hBuL ff the elements don't; political crfrl; 1m- pflsnoj 1,9, 1mm m . w use fault fa it? Iron Her. that or Mr. King emercTbec ann was and Ls, for all we know fatal, Supreme Head of the National Weather Bureau. Why doesn't y“, flit-Hid to his business? 1r m can manage the German weather m!

0",... w b, m, n, mum m, Term Of Servitude Russian. —(New York Times). '——-

__.___ (Roy P. Porter, who lien 1mm of

A; was Inevitable, g “m.” mo“ France on the second anniversary