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Are we downhearted? Ask a Eritisher liter l kicg and you'll get your an-

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If 't be ‘old for fl ug, i: vvil‘ s and assist the British. So, ge. let fog wrap the British '. Let the west win-l ' 118:1 British hr-ttib- ter tltriuanv and German- ei from defence, they will l\' factories and demolish "t will have the fcar< Tan pwptilatinn . a: force rleznolish- . ,.au:s in the last war. The never stand what their air

The airpar‘: are hives of industry these days; ‘ 'l take their places when " —\\'har about the

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and . . and retain her possessions. Bu! that does not alter the fact that she declared G.- many to “l ‘ll '~ .‘.'f'll ' in wtziztg . ::.e samge at" the nation they hat". prams-id to protect, the Allies acted as a ran‘.- part between German neo- an- ism and Occzdenial Chrzsv... iliza: n-a rampart “hose EffHLHcRGSS may soon be pu. te '. Had Emgland consid d on._v own interest. she wou ' have welcomed the tentatwe parlej: re- cently proposed by Iinler. for by so doing ahe was securing the fu- ture of her Empire upon which the Fuehrer said he had no de- aizn. Surely. the war aims of the Allies are Just. materially speak mg, and l.’ considered in the spzr- itual light, we find that they‘ are not lacking in nobleness. In- trenched 1n her island, sunporcd by he? Dominzors, and her coion- les. better prepared and equzpprd than she ever was, sail! rulzng the seas, shall Great Britain be the

war upon

The Hort. .\Ir. Raiston announced the other desmyinz Ansel o.’ both monsters.

"dag: there would be no more crossing of troop!

a 1on2 tzme. The Prime klinister previously {e a '1." two "incctztent, only to find ‘t

topfiwcss anti-n: evncuntcd cltilcl- Pics. according to .\lrs. Isobel

_\' arrivei Rir-nzretl alvmrrl a blacked- vl"'nn Pa." wr. .\lrs. Clav. who laud- e conduct of the refugcchdcn l‘i.er's crew an; escorts, has nmde the child refugee pro- blem her foremost concern since the air raid fll"l".F1Cd first threatened the safety of British chudren. She expressed confidence that her scheme to promote refugee chums would meet with approval and gupport, u a a a Herr Adolf Hitler once concluded a secret dis- cus=i0n with a number of his party chieftains, a discussion in which Hermann Rauschning par- ticipated and later reported in hi; book “Hitler SPCalH." in this fashion: “And this brings me to the point we call education or upbringing. A9 surely u everything we have discussed here to- day must be kept from burdening the minds of the ordinary party members, equally surely must we put an end to what is lcnown an universal education. Univarsal education in the most 00r- roding and disintegrating poison that liberalism has ever invented for its own destruction." Now he is ptttting his policy into practice, beginning with Poland. The most significant feature of the new system of education for the Poles under Nazi rule is that all except the primary schools have been closed “for all time." Secondnrv schools and universities have passed out of the picture.

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It wan announced recently that the Vichy Fmvrrnmcnt had resorted m prohibition in un- occupied France, hut fuller detail; would indium tlznt France's idea of prohibition is very much rtlotig the ltncs of our doctor's scripts and bmt- lPfldlittz. The temperance law recently promul- ETWl is ltcitiz applied to ancritifs hut not to "dIQPQive liquors." In the forbidden calegnrv fire all lwvcrrtqc: that have an alcohol mitten: nf more than to per cent, all the brands so l-1\‘5=li‘v atlvcrtiwll along French road< and in the r-r~~=< in recent vcnrs. Foremost among the lvluucrl rite npcrufs containing rinise. These were tlcvutd as ~ul><tittuc= for Rlliinihe afm- it; pm. tlttvtiutt zmd comunxpii-ttt were frirhitlrleit in I014. \'r'rtn~u"| ab» i< ouilznvetl, =1» mnnv cocktails are iftlllWll .\:~ t'..i7'~ lint ‘In Hut (‘nililllll 16 [wr cent of Illfftllt-l are pi-vnuilt-vl. lull oulv four tlztvs rt

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and Bolshevlsm, German neo-paganisrn and BoLshet~ik athe- ism? Sixty million Catholzcs are suffering under the yoke o.’ H

T3? CHARQJIETQEV NDTES BY THE WAYI

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_S0 Long As Britain l Stands

(Christian science Monitor) So Lo g as Great Britain rent-aim llli.tlili.l.lcl'€fil, DUDE Ifililllns l- a. peace ttnzcn W111 resase Eu- !~.L>€—ll’lC_lUdiDfl the Germanrpesvtilfl l-grcm tne prison of wtadtarlw

> terror. | w....e Britain stand: France. -B<. um. the Nethenands. Nor-

“Ch. uenmark, Poland. Czecho- hlotdlca we only’ lemiwfiahi‘ ‘ slaves. ,

i "nu-he Britain ‘stands there is hope for a genuine "new order .und : which some sort of self- ‘guv 111D! federation will Dfise"? late noerzies o! sma.l narivns._

t \\'ni.e Britain stands there Ls a chance :0 stop the trend toward ‘utter lawlessness and anarchy which today spreads the threat- O1 robbery by violence round the world.

Wiule Britain stands there is hope that the ideals of Chrlsttan- icy. liberty. justice. enlightenment a"d tolerance will have free op- pom nlty to develop.

Vinile Brllfllll stands paganism. C€SDOIL$m. imustice imposed ig- norance and calcmated intolerance WLl not have official sanction by the dominant govemznental potter o; Europe.

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While Britain Stands Japan. Russra. and Italy recognize some restramts.

While Britain stands the Monroe Doctrzne can hardly be serious.y menaced

was a Rent Bu: the Rt- even more

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DCCHLRE he interfered 1' plans for more years than ' with the Democrats. - New York

Herald Tribune.

They tell you in Vermont that she has more cows man peo- ple. That is a desirable distribu- uori of population until people be- come anywhere near as beautiful as cows And now a new gar- land ls woven. A dispatch frcrn Montpelier said 1hr. there are still 500 yoke of oxen in use in Vermont. The State 1a modern enough when: modernity ia need- ed, but cherishes graciously‘ the survival of earlier wont. Oxen are 01d settlers and workers. Where can be found tougher plow-

ing and more rocks to pull cut than in Vermont? They; broke the stubborn ground. They car-

rfed on sleds the mill-stones of the eighteenth-century grist-mills. —New York Times.

The British are hart! for lorne people to understand. You offer them advice Viflfll what they need l4 airplanes. Do they appreciate the mdvloe? And when they are stealing themselves for the sort of ordeal their tight little island has not. faced since 1066, when all the free world knows that its pres- ent line of defence against Hitler- ism rest-s on the stcndfusrnc-ss of the British people, when that peo- ple need: the faith as well as the material aid of other free twoples —Just then you advise Fem to run away. And do they app: v '- your advice? No; for the B are hard for some people to under- stand It ls plain that. zhe British do not inzt-nd to lose the Old World. TRBL they vull pit. themselves aganwt a war machine which has overrun half a. dozen countries m abou‘. as many weeks may be hard for some psople to understand. That 1h».- BiitLsh are hard to tmdersanu in .~uc'n ma“- tera is what makes them no hard to beat. — Christian Sconce Maui- tor.

Those who like to seek the essential good 1n human nature will find satisfaction lll a TPpOTi. Just fftléiLvtXi by the John Prloe Jones Corporation. U. S. [tin-rais- lng cousultaitts, on phiizutthrotfy in seven U. S. cities, New York. Chl- cugo. Wl-Isllllliffill. Plnlctrt-iphia, Baltimore. Boston and St. Louis. Despite an . in tttXttllflll which cut into incomes and estaw-s, the total of pulunthropic giftsand bequests ln these scvrn cities for the firs‘. s‘ months of 1940 reach- ed the su ntinl amcunt of $45- 927557. as a ins‘. 846.718.1143 for the same mziozl last year. The

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tots. Take the poodle for a Walk and do the laundry. cook a stip- und see 1'. isn't spelled if tne - on‘: come lwme till late. ts tun for the head of tize or 1;, meant to be. He QJS out etezv day. so l5 allowed to siay in on ms tioiday. He works at the énvu or in the store or does some- ti m: l0!‘ the pay-check everv other ,t.ay. He must be aLcvved to do uziatmer he likes to do on his nay .05 res’. from labor. So the family uses cfi. and leaves the little chores to him. All of which. in the language of the small son of the house. who knows what. he'll have to do every dav once school starts. is so much baloney! But the fantasy pleases.

LIFEBOATS RECORD

uoNDON-tCPl-With the 100cm launch of a coastguard lifeboat since the start or the war. they have res- cued 2.183 lives in the year. an av- erage of 46 a week compared with 21 a week in the first Great War.

Eighty per cent or the people in Venezuela can buy only the barest Pf-‘illsislilf’?

not take into account the substan- tial stuns given privately. The pop- ulation of these seven cities la only a little more than a tenth of the U S total. So it. la evident that the American people give hundreds of millions of their money each year to help others. The open-handed- nes and wann human sympathy that have been characteristic of the new world since earliest pioneer days give good reason for pride. — Elclmonton Journal.

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