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Prevail-ht l: at (ui. ii (‘hesier .\lel.utl Vite in .Lei.t, J R. Burnett. FJJ. Been-tar; Lirul. ital i) A lliat-Kinnon. no.0,

Editor aiiti .\i.ui.it,ing Director. J R. Burnett, FJJ.

Associate Ftiilurs. frank “alker and fan A Burnett.

Si link i{ii"i'iO.\ RATES By Mull Ill i‘. L. l. :l.Ut| psf your 53-5‘) for 6 mflulhl $1.25 for 1i nluiililo 5m- for one month.

Ci!) Lit-liver). : "

By Mail m (at . iuturuav “t‘l'kl) '

5! iur 3 monIhS-

“T he arongtsti Jlenioiry Weaker than the lien/rest Ink."

rititnv, arc-csr a, 1940.

Hitler's Gatigsterism

~'.e Rev. Dr. Bonnell r and those who . a" '

lliorizontal trajectory continues until tiie bomb

i m an: 130-‘

,as that at which the plane is travelling. This begins to lcse its forward speed, and then i!~ gradually slopes vertically to the earth. The fins Httiacheil to it wrve as rtiltlr-rs and prevent ir-vzu {Illi-spllllilllfl.

\\'iitd drift. speed of the plane, and its altitude -are all important factors in working out the ltrajectory- a bomb must follow if it is to reach its tnark. .~\s a plane nears its objective, tho itavigatn-r watches the bombing sight, which i! the nerve centre of the bombers finely-attuned equipment and can be manipulated to resolve the intricate calculations and the several elements that precede the release of the missile. The plane's altitude may commonly be ten thousand feet, its speed two hundred miles an hour, and the target as yet two miles away. The pilot must now head his ship on the target, keep it there, and faithfully maintain altitude, while the navigator is still concentrating on the bombing sight. At the instance that the sight shows the target to be in perfect alignment. the bomb is released under vthese calculations, at a point one and one-third ntiles ahead of the target. The forward flight of the bomb is 204 feet a second. By the time the plane is directly over its objective, the bomb,

rut: CHARLOTTETCWN GUARDIAN, NOTES BY TilE WAY;

_ Consulting u dictionary ls like it ‘all schooling. Ycu l:ck for one thing and your aztsnLon is attrarec; b I others that teach ycu a lot more. -—Dayton Journal-Herald. ‘

Ail the wishful thinking in filial

of it is evidenced in Berlin over the Balkan; remaznrrig quiet. - St. Catharine: Standard.

The setting of n film now in preparation is oldworld Lrndon. You know. Electric signs in Picradiity, no sandbags and all that. - Mon-i treal Star.

discovered that almost everything predicted 15 vear; ego by Trotsky us coming true in Eur- ope. What a nasty mzrid the fellow must have had. —— Detroit News.

Greenback party United Suites has nomarioted a wo- man as a candidate for the presi- dency. It. is no: believed that she will be on hand to supervise the next spring housetleaning of the - Brantford Ex- positor.

PUBLIC FORUM

nu eolnll ll one he the

“pum- coo-respondent! of

i undone olnluhnd. lb flaw

rundown Gnrdlu In: not Io-

enoouly alone lh opinions o! nnoobonlouls

. _ » - = . ~ TIIE WOOD ISLAND! war i. not on this side. C.ns.de.ab.e, CAR FERRY

Rem»: and

, -~_Qn t1 e4 the share- . hex}; atbetii: Northumberland

i , ma. 1 wish w thank W“ i215: information 81"“ "-1 Y“: Editor-ail of this mornlni (Auiimi 8th» issue of your P8P" w?‘ . veymg the information m!‘ “W” ‘who have been unfairly "flied my; the right. to s hearing before the Eixichequer Court. And l? W’ as I know this 1s the first intima- tion that mch redress is available and 1 am convinced that this istho proper step to take as the t-rttal- ment. meted out to the ljtlle P1111" Edward Island Company has be?“ v different front that used in deaing vwlth the tam Cmfldll“ Shipbuilding Cotnplflifl Ind m? monied owners of the Amfllwn Yachts, which have been trans- ferred to Canadian RcBBWY-i B‘ prices mB-ny times in excess of the

in the

if everything has been worked out accurately, is just hitting target and exploding.

Iloiv all this can be done with consistent ac- curacy is hard for the layman to understand.

. ling at bombing schools is based on the laws of

to produce an infallible result, all things being equal.

It is not the kind oftraining one would pre- scribe ior the cream ofCanadas young manhood in times of peace. But these are not times of peace. The very existence of Canada and the Em- pire are at stake, and whh them all that we hold precious as free-born British citizens vital factor in achieving victory. It may fall to the lot of the students who will graduate from ‘the bombing and gunnery school at the Char- flottr-town airport to play an important part in that connection.

Pce force, alle- rqecitis was the t" - " '. Tzlll O‘-"‘Tllll'ft\\’ it.

- EDITORIAL NOTES -

May-ctr Ilotiile in refusing to register must consider himself an Indian or an Iisqtiimo, as these are the only two sections of the community exempt.

imce a

I U I I

Ric-tubers of the Sackville and “estmoreland Agrirtilttiral Society have decided to cancel their _ ‘n an Enviame aillillllill exhibition this year. The main reason ‘i’ alI h‘? llril\'(‘i'c_ igiven for the decision was the lack of govern-

Hh the hi“, M. merit financial assistance, the annual

this year promises

by the finest yield of fail wheat tn w-ay, is much less than the actual years. The farmers biggest problem these days is to find labor to help

_ , _ harvest the crops. - Barrie Ex- But such is aerial warfare. and such is the nature mariner. ' of the traini "hi h fl' .f . ' _ ng \\ tc iers mus udergo Train Gown‘ F" the Parish“ ‘

h _ d h _ h treat wihen “he Iprove through the mat..ematics an vsics t at are de cl we“ n h ‘l’ ‘l9 “Himml-

p ' pen ed upon it was nothing like the treat the Germans are going to get when Churclrll drives

Fritz Kuhn as the leaner Gemian-Antertcart bund, tells a oongessional commune The gage 01 a blll l0 001111.191 FC-Glmffl- ferry. No word of any agreemen:

number and efficiency" of our bombers will be a Lions would force the bund our. of existence. 'I‘hat try wants. - Milwaukee Journal. a;

Hoover, heart or the United States G-men, winch is as applicable on as th.s as the other side. l-lc that a watchful eye be kept on pcs- stble sabotage and that alt accidents be carefully investigated. In other words every probed to make sure an accident and not

Niagara Falls Review.

An exceptionally heavy hay crop pr ' ' to be followed A.

But

through Berlin

Wilhelm Kunze, successor to

of the o; that. pas- to on of fcragn csntroueu crb-anuht- as L5 what the ccuzi- 1;,

Advice is given by Mr. J. Edgar [m

should be it. really, was on an act or an bv sabotage. — '

accxiont

ttemptcd act of

The Vvestchcster Cal club form-

ed a committee to investigate and make -lcps should be taken to sate-guard the lives of cats in the event 0t a foreign Hunter, of Mount, Vernon, g, leaner. of the committee. evacuation oi cats to salezy zoiiesl grants and the

TCCOIHXHCTKAJLUH-S Oil Wlllli»

mvas.on. Mis. John S. l

Plans tor tneT

establfsrunen is of

cats,

Company has been received.

Ferry

Thai’;

ice offered for me M. V. Charles Dunning which offer, by the

cost of the boat to the company.

Again the rental for the boat

was reduced by over 50% below the hate set as a fair rate by the Ad- visory Board, whcih board heard the case at the time the boat was requisiuoned last fall. And which rate ls only a fraction of the rate being paid as subsidy boats to which we can refer and _ , which are worth only a fraction of smoking his cigar. - Toronto Sal- the actual value of the Charles A. urday Night.

for many

Dunning.

Then Bevin. them is tne ques-

tion of Compensation for the use

the Prince Nova. and the de-

struction of the work done on her

fit her for the pin-pose oi a

to treatment to be given our and is quite evident that no attempt making any agreement will be ade. Please contrast this treat-

ment with that given by the Im- pemil Government to ship owners

shown in your news items on

“lg” the 7th instant. when they found it iecessary to have the ships need- ed by the government. One other thought. I wish to with you. What about the rights of

lea ve

r people. the loss to the province the loss of the Wood Islands cannot be estimated not

‘Cflnllmled on page 8, Col 7)

Ancient Fiction Revised

(Montreal Star)

Once more the age-old idea _of m attack upon India from the Northwest, through the Khyber Pass, from Afghanistan, has been drugged out of its moss-lined bOX. obviously via Nazi propaganda, —- und has been given a new lease of life-to fill space. We are told that "from the most reliable source" —, it u simply amazing how many of these "sources" (invariably name- less) the Nazi propaganda office can produce out of the magic hat of Goebbels the magician —Ca1ro has learned that a coup d'etnt is being staged to overthrow the pre- sent Afghanistan Government. and replace it by one under the pre- sent King's uncle, "known to be staunchily pro-German." In the past. it has almost invariably been Russia who was the putative ag- gressor. Now it is Berlin. Willi the customary promises oi arms, am- munition, and an army.

Another little fairy-tale from the Goebbels fiction factory, designed to fill the British nation with ter- ror. to shake India to its founda- tion, and to distract the attention oi the British Government from the British Channel waters. It is, of course. about as likely as the in- vasion of the North Pole by Him- mler‘: Gestapo to arrest British spies. It ls naive. transparent. and stupid. And it is just about as near the truth as the sinking (four times over, remember) of the en- tire British fleet by Goerlngs much-over-ratcd air forces

But let us not attempt to dis- suade Herr Goebbels from his in- ventive experiments. They make ex- cellent reading. even in extremiy hot weather. and they are a signifi- cant measure of the extremes to which Hitlers lie factory has been driven. It would be extremely in- teresting to have Mussollnfs priv- ate opinion on this —as well as tip- on his ability to maintain his Afri- can empire intact. The Suez Canal seems to be giving him a little more

trouble than he had anticipateti.- and his fleet has somehow got triisiaid in the safe waters of the Adriatic. He is at all events wise to keep it where he can see it. I-le may no: alwavs be able to enicyt unimpaired visicn as is possible today.

Hungary is estimated i0 have less than $500000 notv invested in the United States.

Unable to get coal from England Argentina mav burn 6.000.000 tons of corn as fuel.

Professional Cards

having been omcelleil. ffigl-ibiléS and inst-aid bbalivng in ‘K g, It ‘K Llie event Oi 911C111)’ Elf Pdill» Wcle w»... ~ ~ A ~- H ]_ I d d i h G disgussed. — New York Heiaid I m ergo an ce er to t e ermans this date, 1'“ “n9 _—— v , » . ' » - . _. . ___ ENGLAND Serving Canada Still Igfp. m_ consideration for baclvmg given the 9,, yflu despise yunk? Well, aim‘: Shatter 1161' bsautsvus breast ye ~ —~--~-~—--—~ P-Tllhh 1n dispute with France over North Am- auvzses Nteuunutu white m the may: T' " .» ' 21"‘. organization, the erican colonies. llas sand loclccrl harbour capable mitt“ ;\;*)“g°"“i‘°' W‘ is a “'55 mesfififl‘ o‘ England m“ can . . . - . ' _- ' . . . it es- u, quit unit's on. a ( ' " lllt‘ lflrl Great ‘it! Fflvltcillig large ships. and was fortified as a bwntmg one; “e a“, ~11, m: Dash the bomb on the dome of \‘. . -_~,,...,-~,;,,~,1 actual,“ ;i1.'l\’{ll base. The battle of Hcligolatirl Bight “'35 Uflilbéurdliilfio, for GX-UHPIC, it is in Deaf} fallrlllas-‘Tame or Nelson tans? '. ‘ ,, _ . . ', - _ Lh bliion-oollai" cars and s". Y u. I 1M,“ “fly cf. fought Aug. 28. i914, when Admiral Beatty gjwuig umugvrlafinhluufis ma‘; pry me Stones from the chance]. t‘ a l’('\l('\\'(‘!l ‘sank three German cruisers. defeating the Huns shame Alaatuns ialnll) air recrcaz- fl°°l‘-— i" t Iiil (hm- in thcrr own territory. thus asserting Britain's mg “m” “l” Wm‘ p“ “"411 “wt-LS Drealllse 3:0 tniflgiefhakespeare Shall g H _,_ . _, . -_ . , in u aim. J.’ vai. ty. tn ta., a - _ _ i. 1 .,_ ,9 thflngr ‘Cfilllllnillll of the .\oitl1 hen tip to the eucmys “|;§f‘<_ye[y'&uy:_a o“; Du", “JQQQL; , Where is the giant shot that k1llS : i cf the Com- JJJWS- is partly mace ircm waste mii- w°rd§llf°ri~h Wfllkl"! the 01d Bree-n o n n- Letuals. "War alway DO‘li5 the h‘ 57 . _ i . l’ junk business. putatig HIZElAABJQ-Ab 179mm? the "d 7°59 °Tl the try service lrl referring yesterday to the absence of an aiiatrs, scrap liklli lcupfiil iicm s4 Emuml- o? I»..,,,~l,/..@ of ‘R.C.:\.F. recruiting centre in this Province. "° *2 a w“ hmmy ‘gem-l ab““" K°“§§,,,1§di3e““” while earth spins g . ~ A < » ' I . . . to rc-"at, ilcti i, 10f‘ :¢1u 1h ~ _ p NC. My," ‘ lh (itiarrhan had at hand an official list of Pr,“ l’; cummrig, n iiivnfliuhege’ Bind her. grind her, bum her :5 ' ;-_ ‘such centres for N0. 3 'l'raining Command of we“ il-Eh PMW ma) S-QW fl- ll c ‘w?’ m?‘ it m >1 ' . .' - - constructo wirk d l‘ ‘ct . ‘l5 91‘ 35195 11° e 59B»- vwlmch’ this PlO\li'lC€ is alpart under ‘the Air o! ham‘ ‘Lapkal 8,3,“ pcgfgmfl} She shall escape, she shall aspire. - _ {Tfillfilfig Plan. The recruiting centres listed are goods for seals to 1.01118. Or at least s39 5251]: ""1159 ti‘) make m9" "991 tp pf“. 3 “mu um’ nnlamenbql b‘, - 3 e s a arse n a sacred scorn, (‘Jtqi-ltuihm “errmhiiiiic, h9g5)“tiitlilfllflfkguelii?“C??? gnu laws an be cgnveruggnfrilza Llghltliinbirftihe “v65 that n" yet ... ... 4 4 4 _ . ' ' - piowshares. A, mine" are exiiaise 3 m tl-vultlg mg that a recruiting office has recently been open- B5 wars ii'i'€~ia€\r'flll-71;\V3Sl£ Naiuie: Spirzligbiggiglgl- Splendid "amal- xvere also ‘crl in Charloitetotvu under Flying (Jfficcr H_ A. éigefik risxiléllio£filag°kll$gls4mfrf ' _ , .. _ _ \- a: .. .i.. e oi the 5- AIOlYnPlIX. D-F'C~t and Illa! l! IS I10 l0rlg€r 0t much-needed suppiy, me Junk » _H- G- 9°"- 1' - - »‘-» 1 y, 3.-c,,mp,,n\. lnggg-gggryt for applicants m g0 to recruiting business will continue to grown its in The Atlantic Mimthl-v- Rb- 1915- . " ' . .,, a VJ?" _<,,,'_ ma...“ on me mainland in Order ,0 enlist in ahzu-Sgicftsaityghvg — From .___.__-______"__ rift" er of similar the air force. A g ' l" 39W"!- NQYWBY. m9 Twil-

Flirt

The ranlc-and-file of the Liberal membIs of . {p.315 (jmrd the House were so dissatisfied with their posi- hut-Br, De. 'tions of “rubber stamps’ ‘that in Caucus they » ("}-__,,,,1;,.rll<icl<erl like steers with the result the astute ‘Prune Minister formed them into “study clubs" This resulted

informative

tit-rs Province, l Command is

reprcsenre .n under ct " served trzl

. Auxiliary: g t’ gut; Lggigm ha"; ‘to assist the respective ministers. gflcqyjfll pjacc to m: im a number of cnjoytable and

t r

presented an armored train to the Axis partner in Rome. B- ea‘ Cl I I L)

$2.555? iiififfflfow ‘$2.5. $3.? we that he “new u» mm Miusmlmi is, now brave ‘.0 the point. of recklessness, how gallantry he eii_ dangers his own life in leading armed force into th CTiCKcbL o" me fight. Hes recalls, liecwlMussolmi awe we“ m‘ ‘ml? midi"! 1°" l" dared everything in talent; Italy into the war the moment. Germany

The Axis partner in Berlin has

kifiier, it

Hi1

watery burial himself. mans, he said, ms one or two of their dead on land,

weighted bodies of dead German soldiers numbering more than 200 were tossed into the fJord on the daiy they were

killed. De Fieorn

The Ger- would bury only d would tell their people that

They "would say nothing

aboutithe hundreds dropped into

uqjt “m; gffm-gg; yet [picnics including one to study the naval situ- became involved m we EMU day) fjord." -_ Sydney, N.s., Post-Rec. essentially tl~ a it. ulz-rh i: i= IlQYHIPrl ation at Halifax. The report of the study club of September last year anti new mu" rctnafn 11 m], t-o- llfllff‘ been impircrl h}. on agriculture stibmitied to .\lr. Gardner, shows gfimendmisly “Qllnul m? 173V“ “m1 a fine of c‘ iitml , of loyalty t0 ‘ma! 3 iflrmfil’ Cari Mt $1 per 100 pounds 0f milk grcffiallwiofiilibtftlfilngl tsn/ia-iih iiliif T King and Qt 1,~~,.-_,-_v m4 {Pfitlfft , to up}, d, 3g. ‘Iif he makes cheese at the present time, cdm- 1W8"? will We 1W1?" “my under , i ainst any attack from without or within the pared with 80 cents if he makes butter, Britain xllésgrlnugiledcmalgglasln {lhghlfvayg I state. thi- riglr< rm/l [)T'l\'li"’_'('§ of llritidi citiznn- wants all the cheese Canada can send, and this it did in the last. and ‘inst the t; ship. Thfi i~ the spirit which has been handed l5 lllfi Plmlllfllml Fllllfillofl H! the FY0550! llmb- gang“ ‘lavy _have bee“. ‘eekmg 0n in the 1r irmn now in tmifivrm. few of! * C‘ C‘ " M2§l§il,,§§§§1§,‘“‘“.,$ Eviax-fieén s: 7i i whom cru. .<-i - ~i=it~r clearly’ the (letaiis of the ‘vlll “If. G°°Tll¢ 13' Brow"- "Prfienllng the wnmmmm‘ "° desimy men" Am l’? W1" M! villi our store lhfl

last war but all of \\'l‘lUm have been {m ind .Temperance Federation" follow Ma or Houde . P l . Y

directly or ll‘ ‘l '_ by the i'l(‘.'li< which have ‘if’ 3 C°"C‘*"lrail"l'l_ fanlll? Th6 Provincial C0m' must protect i1 Duce even agmnst a,,,',,~,;-,1...i_ thy”: 5,; ;n._-..I,;,'(,n, the ('";,,,,-,,],‘,-,n mand of the British Empire Service League Lpgpnp ‘have passed a resolution m which they declare

his attempt “to deprive members of the Canad- ian Active Service Force of the right to vote,

Bombing As A Science

—-——— tentional, breach of the Defence of Canada regu- 1i :1 qivrn to the sr-vcral classes

‘lations in that this action might be considered as

so he feels that. he must safeguard the life of this intrepid captain,

himself. So he gives

and Mussolini will of course go about if he finds an enemy lIl the t. neighborhood. it is a train busu- l ing wuth guns and heavily plated ‘i

armored train in which to go about,

constituted a positive, though probably unin- with 5M1, Mugsohn, w,“ be we m along the coast he sees a, British ‘v

him an

unless peradventure at some place l

lnlnecl our stock of Bot Caps before making your pur- chase»

We have g complete stock of Bathing Caps In the very infest shades and ranging in price from 25c lo 75c.

See also our large stock of Sun Glasses priced from 15o to $1.00.

Pllhllmll-‘l h“ l” . . . _ mineslweeper in the offing and of “h... I. 11..- \~....t-h buildings are nmv being , calculated to belittle those serving and thus dis- dies of fright. And th-‘s train, by MAC! mnegri1t~r<~l .'t""1i~- (iuvirlit tinder the Air Train- courage recruiting, and therefore should be gfinsfiléilgerlgi’ angfnllleeg ligeiggll‘; "Mn RESTORE‘ jm: p1,... " ll and gunnery school at ‘brought to the attention of the Minister of 5P1“; 1,, mum be regarded u . ihi- ("h - iirp-trt will be one of ll1tf‘_lti<tice, in order that his deparfment may take grim?‘ m" Wham '— M°““'°a1 S-Jfiltifmltr. chflumrslgii; t? mm, ,,,,;,.,,»~»;,~_~ ..-' 1H. .t- centres m .\o. tfrniii- ,whrttcvcr action may he prescribed for offences m“ e‘ strengthens 1nd beantinenho 5m; (_'~ui.i~:int|. w}. ll includes a part 0f (lfiléirm against these Regulations."_ Northern Ontnrio is infested bu‘

‘ , . i.. \|. . , ,. Prrfl-incgc It will prn- w =0 1 o with an organization or ring en- , ll will restore gm hair lo its a!‘ ‘NH "“ l“ ' l“ " "‘ " aged in one of the most, desple- ’ natural color and, produce a

yup. ,., .-.,,~, ,,{ 1,.\t-;_vr,'1rlt|.'1[(' course in the art of “r311 w;tr|':ir<-. .\mwii'1 laymen there appears tn tits before long. .\lr. M. j. Coldwell, C.C.F. "ya-Hurt llilltll that bombing from l Rosetovvn-Biggar, has served notice on the Gov- 1 , H n.5,» id... riillr ItYItCCSF, with bombs mrnment that he proposed at the next session to