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The FUCIIFCI: neither smokes, drinks nor WUR€E|£LiENUt Morning Duly (Ioundedlnlssi) swears; in fact he has no_ failings, ‘asserts a sqrirggéarsrrrfrziralruffe: pgugflgifi “ma”, u,“ c“ w_ chum, m mum Nazi official. But he can be instantly distinguish- 3811300300. one 0M of every -——- Vice President: J. B. Burnett. ELI. ed from an angel by the moustache, suggests five Per-“wm l“ ‘he “Mm i‘ m "We are full of determin-

., _ |_ D_ M 1mm 9,54), .. . Indian; 92,973,000 Iiicl ans -near- fish“, d .-, Search“ uem Co A. u u’ Punch‘ i 1y ‘me m “W” m“ ‘i! ‘he w“ iiziioliiiaikiciiiliilimielgei-otiiiiiculiirés '3

nggi . .l. Alsgtitclihtc-ngdiiias: Filing Wgetrlhils; Inn Aefiiililililtl “ " ' ' pcpulauc“ ._ ‘are not British um- that may await. us." — Rt. T Jeers but live in the Indian states mm wrmmn Churchm SUBSCRIPTION BATES _ he Earl of I-Iarewood, K. G., husband of the which cove, ‘nearly Wwmmg orig}: Prune Mmmfl or Gr“, By Mall lu P.E.I.. $4.00 per Yell‘; $350 lor 0 months. Princess Royal’ bom tins date’ I882; as. v15‘ §§§,‘.‘,,§§,,.1“‘§§‘5 eisdofanBgritiiyg Brim“ $1.25 for 3 months; Me for one month count Iascclles he married H. R. H. Princess in me '11 ptcvino... of British _ M”, _,_,X_,__,_,J_,_.,~,;,_._,.__ _,__,.;.¢_~,m_

City Delivery $5.00 per year; $3.00 for 6 months

$1.75 for 3 monthsz: 00o for one Month Mail to other ifiavincee end U.S.A. 85-00 D" Y"! $2.00 per year; $1.00 (or 6 months, 50c for 3 months

The Charlottetown Guardian ml! be obtained It llotalllng’: News Agency. Times Still-IN. NW YOIK; Old South News Agency, Corner Milk rind Wusninflltln Boston; Metropolitan News Agency, 1248 Peel 5L. Montreal; J. Fine 354 Bay St, Toronto; News Stand. Chateau Lnurler. Ottawa; Wolfe's News Stand Sub- bury 0nt.; Hub Tobacco Shop, Moncton N. B.

“The Stronqest Memory is Weaker than the Weakest Ink."

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 9. 1942

Victoria Alexandra, Alice 1\Iary, only daughter India and are British 511113865-

of George V and sister of George VI on Fcbru- Accord,“ ,0 0mm,“ or m, airy 28, i922; has two sons, Hon. George Hilbert, csrisuiori Minister oi Finalntre, ‘i515

' - budget for war e rise acne Xzilsétgplp: Iascelles, and Hon. Gerald David grrrrgum m rrrourifrpe ‘arsoorgrofigooé - money mus come x

_ from about 115003030 spfirgoons, of - - ' rcxim .e , . are _ Here is the explanation of the grave stone Qiigfiyafipii... hmid services, To found at the excavations in connection with the 8i“? Alnflwalls a "ugh m“ °' u

' - ~ - h d ' ‘ I l - agriculture hall. A tradesmen visiting Belfast 30$: “ffsmgmg. p535‘; “m1,

saw a dump of broken grave stones in a corner, Out 01’ an irwrme 04 $3.000 a yew”

- , _ - family consi ling of husband. r FFORT and selected one to bring to town on which to ape and W0 schudm, Wm my BRlTAlNs WAR E

]|(il)llll(I parirnt for a government job. The discruxl- rsrffgtlgfigo ilflrileiziiriidnpgrrryonsleam- 5m_ In my home paper some a g -- . 11S ‘ ’ 954"" thr th d ils f0 Char- c s one ad been replaced by a iicii oiic. about ,h1r,y_fl._.e “m, out o; We”. rrmilzownff§axu ‘gerfrwreénro s” g i i‘ ‘I l‘ gridlg iilsllleixixl?‘ fgliahgfillte e re-wmt o‘ mpdgaanciiiiural] “em . _ s a e g Ti; c. ' inns .ge They are great sticklers for mathematical ex~ bit. Arid thejiest thing about 1t lb dibofirig 3on1“ thaiiniselendicr Piotr‘ actitude in the British Parliament. For example, rtggtrxin dggrt héegagrgfih wrlrig‘ gggcigratllopfingg alrphphe iélrlrcrirglttlgesg .\Ir. Hilidsoinrlliipster of Agriculture in rcply to gixllgyttlill0\\énl'lziglulrll\l'f5812:3031) d? welptmed m,“ of that wright “me a com a tt t -ce ii l -, . '- 93' ‘C a ' isle" where “England an Wales necessgr mextpav p i g. rage writs y“ 15 ““,.ilg_ other lml-Wrtttnb 19115. WW1 (WIIYBW- have an acre of lend per person” H y a agciice in time o _v\ar rep ie . industry and resourcefulness. -— u cmrpared Wm, 3o 3cm m Bus,“ If we gave up feeding racehorses it would pro- New Y°Tk su" anglnzo acres 1n America._ d d w in uoe

' i i-m d so. I have been

virle one months balance of food for one hcii News, together withother ourri- take my pen in hand, w “mg u,

1n cvcry 30o. n15 c! hbrml orlnlrn- Incubus your editorial desk the following Tll°3\'?\\‘Rt”l3\1b11C and The Nation vibrant. ierereiiee w the same Zlinne

of New York and The Forum of a; fepgfted in my {tn-m journal;

B! Saturday Weekly:

PUBLIC FORUM

Inn sole-n ls on" "l. ‘l: dtnenulen by oorresiflllthl" ' qlnltlols 0| Interest. ‘Ill (lhnrlottetctwn Gurdlu deee not

lly endorse the nvlflvll oenooiollolln.

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Education In Pairiotism

Lord Qucenborough, president of the Royal Society of St. George, in a recent address on education emphasized the fact that when Naz- ism is conquered and eliminated from practical politics, the youth of the United Nations will b0

faced with the youth of Gfiflillllly. The youth * * * *

of Germany will have seen their leaders defeat- Gasoline rationing and the rubber shortage Tfirvr-tilr‘ 1s rwiv admitted reading “It is of supreme importance ed and their land brought to ruin by adherence to in the States are putting the educational system a‘; P’,‘;_;:§“,‘,,$,‘;f§’,§‘°,§ij.,§§,‘§ne‘§, fidtggwfiggcflgm y°p1§ow‘m‘i§§: fake idqali But this bewildered and dispos- back in the one-room school. The White Spring, Billed R11 Crdfir that ltflsvfltrs b9 llmely. tht? Brit Dtwllileflflzc giizintl s’ ' d I)O(I\' of young Germans will remain. N. Y., Board of Education has ordered that the gzxrmgiiriigedtgr, rgégnfgla lfzfigdlrgl‘: gfifiellgsrniflrtlgs w“ F", Wm?- ' cy will ‘sllll be products of the system of city's only one-room liuiltliiig near HlllCllillSriil ceiling ‘In prohibilicii imnrsed war cdeuld slit bemilvbiiiilfileiiclischiiirig

against ificse and other publica- for lack of hiloso .

tloris. The imi affected an prls- Insight nndp liildeélgytlflligxiiléabkag; oiici-s, including political IXIIGFDEN and do things which reduée the held without trial under the De. unity of the British and mic-icon fence of Caiititia Regulations. peoples, reduce the effeetlveneis of

River Parkway, closed in the Spring as too old~ fashioned, be reopened because I9 pupils are un- able to travel two miles to other, more modern

Strife education drilled into tliciti from baliyliood, under iviiicli they were taught to regard them- selves not as victims of an evil regime but as

;._,,,,<,1r.5 M" tf,,»;~|n;\n knltitre, the servitors and schools. A budget of $3,000 for a tcachci- and wiiiie News, The New Republic, all our efforts. . It is of equal v. illiug IIHFIIFS of a fanatical New Ortlcr. It fucl stipply was atlopictl T"? Nfllllm- The “Wm We"? Wim‘ lmptlmlflve that there be in this

. i _ - . . . -, Iléiti. The Saturday Evening Past, country a deep uiiderstnndin of will be oi iio avail facing them with a negative ,,, r r, r, “hm, brfore Pear, Harbor was one the absolute “was” forum“ “lmd- I‘ ‘he “w” ‘nhabltams °f Gemumy are Although liquor stocks in the United States iii thieiiwifiiiéidngtaficlfiiiiiiliiiingrgggri Irioslsiiit-cviitli]?bgifiisiiirhoriviiiilnlggdlttiii:

to be brought back to decency and sanity. the people of their oivn ages in our lands must be s0 ciiibucil willi a positive faith that thCy can

have bCCIIJCOHSIdCIVCI sufficient for normal use frlrlxrfveglrlyhglzrlgrélifinpggrnllpérlzelggg glrfrlrlt lgmgflggrfri" wrilptlerrnational oier a period of four years or more, dealers are Pnrk the periodicals fci- prlson- foug t in bum And unienaiiiebefi considering flit uuriiuifé. that tlic cud 0t alcoholic 2,5 glflflgebidlrlscilclglg? gr ggghuggr Rglgflrigoéwgr-Irrgcggnnrrvliih 311mm.

zificct others by precept and example. It will not be bevera - - . - _ B . . ' ge Production [or “whim use o" Oct- l: auilioritcs. _ T to N ws. B111 knows ltl ' ' ' rib emmgh ‘hm to 533/ that “e endmed the agonms will result in “a definite apportionment of speci- ——~—-Cron e Sllfferln , ‘oil. hi. cclgrrilribt blifitufifli

of this war merely to dethrone the evil junta of Berlin. We must be able to say that we endured lit-cause we were determined to see established

fidbfzilllClS." It was not, however, indicated that d0E§§§ff,,.',°§‘f.iif ffgilviilnilTfilmxfiaf isiiiiiiibuhgt uii‘; tilts? oitieiiriiertiifii rationing would be extended throughout the li- tern adopted by the Royal CBII- activate her cannot survive, excép»: quor- fiekp , ._ acian Aar Force, of enlisting young us she works with the United sates

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dgtilll niiioug the nations a. reign of justice, good i. r s t “sharing” a“: mmgfrfri gflnmrlff. Ugllreofixrstgrlres $21145 with

Comradeshll)» tolerance and ‘ntenccl-“al freedom‘ Duplessis has promised that when he and his M mini“ lit‘. io allot thgm to deg. Paul H. Appleby. Under Slbecsriswtniig: inite duties

. , . i9 0f A II .. n National Luzon party are returned to power after t..i..i..§“f,.§}§,§_ “mfirdfifl: JulyF lgiiigiue for m“ United staies’ I Rm. Sir. Etc.

they will abolish the obnoxious sales tax in Que- l9fariih? "Rm" ref“ b9?‘ Pen-der- bec. That should be a strong plank in his plat- i‘ as a mm rflaleléjlfrlévil§g West Calgary, Aiberm on ha: t ' d almost en. —€—______ STRAIGHT TALK AND

That this may be so it is vitally necessary that our own youth should even now be inculcated \\'Illl the basic principles upon which our pat- riotism is founded. They should be taught the true history of their taco, of the gallantry and

or cbsc v form. He gut back zit the Liberals by dcclziriuq r , that lie \\'.'ll1lC(I no lessons in patriotism from 1m fiilugg? ,lfr;rér"'r,la“r‘rrlg“grfrrzi"f§ee°é

self-sacrifice of those who built and defended our those who a re“, years ago wanted r0 SCH Amp [Omrr m ,_._.a,r,._,.,g_ that mmakes TIMELY commonwealth of free nations. c055 to the (jermans hurry bcsn mace. It has been a ~___ ' DFClLflll, fcr to turn uri airman (Montreal Gazette)

This is a task which can only be achieved by the intelligent cooperation of all concerned. Par- ciits and teachers have equally heavy responsibili- ties in this regard, and so have our political and other leaders in setting an example of enlight- ened patriotism,

rllciiii aria, pic-t fanrd pp: hidntln def“ gdgviiprd Simard, Vice-Presi- _ xi or cize c 1i o JEl‘ u es nine Ii :i S‘i‘l ‘ ,=

. "r ii‘ .. <:"&‘“*.’Yi.%;=i5 c i“ tiiostigtlvtfiirs. this? F5 55bit‘? appointment of the County Judge proves coii- u‘._?§‘,",,;_°,,.;,,‘1;,,Q,,,,“{,,",, Q.’ ma}: able. Oiliieciiiig &oxitcoonlieoife slim- clusivcly that in his own bailiwick the sitting 1y, a meet unffllr lnwrl-lreifilrlllri. It “culms- newly 4,000 wcarigkmfn member. Show he have» v» be on the so. at li‘.%.."‘1.‘%l.“‘L‘..Ef“.°;.’...“-’. mortar; tfttétifiarsr ..‘°‘,,.:,,.§}g*,;, 33$

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The unusual sittiatiou in King's ovcr

At this season‘ with our Schoors and CO1: the Government, is stiprcmein the matter of brufyire ir .g the derision gs to ltirlifld lvfr. Simard first explained

lrgcs rwpcnirrg far the fa“ and winter term patronage. IIlS recommendation carrics with the “\$‘,‘_rd“t_5 A can hr“ p5r‘°7m' prgfrfiseigggfdlitlii glint‘??? hi; em- . . . . ‘ - . , , “ - . 3 . y. n

more arrcnrron m Hus vrrauy rmpormrrt mrmer rcOieriiIllfllil‘ cicn though all the other lllov- A _ H r lflerceairall impcst. Then hi? giéigeg

should be directed than in the past. There is no mcml i ' P’ 5' Senators and legmlzmwc Me Con’ u...»"ifitflésht?iiiiluiiiii. qilrgssiziil-l 110W." fiiusuiiittiiil-Iiiiii trial?‘ Qliphfii

trary minded. ‘Seekers after government jobs 0d Should bear this in mind and realize WIICFO the C“

. - ~ . - - iiv cicdit or blame lies ll‘| such appointments or iiuu- do

wed for the Ar Rae. Pre- been only prcrverir _ yo service rind iLie cxiiaus. Walled that iiou iire hi1 ‘tlliffse £2; pzratictis iiiudg for civilian and you are lCCklIlg [may became _ . must, nc-w realize the im- Wu are beginning to fgel that me illlllollltlllfifll- pc c, ‘cf the wcil: that itieir War is hurting ycu_ It 15 Lune ma, e e n- o ipkcv, CillZrll5 have rdindiarrtakeg. you realize that you are 1n this

. ‘"521 .z"lt ewaiqii

Something ought to be dofle about it. The C. civiiiigiai dgefenifcte aorgtiinizziticng iiri- you ivtiiiiher you like it or not’ et the rc- Not only is the tax going to him-i,

mystery about why we are at war, and no reason why the youngest school child should not be givcii sonic coiiiprclicusioii of the subject. Ill this respect at least, we might well lczirii from our enemies, and realize, as our fathers realized and taught, that the future of the land is in the

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. ' - - I'm i ~ o i- , kecPinK of the Young. and the future of the B‘, 1S palmnlg o“ ‘delayed? messages from icxiheipiecnceesciniddc ~ ce ccrns you. but there will S0011 be anomer mun" mus, depend upon how ‘viscrv thev are soticrs and sailors overseas eight months zificr in ii in ll Neiv England town iii- victory Loan campaign, and you ' " ' ' d".cn::s ztnit trhere are other preb- will have to do your sfiare " Mr.

lbw were delivered How cvasbciaiini: to ' < . _ - . , _ pai- _ _ a , . _ . cuts and friends it must be to hear their sons and baigjlllizfiliciiig“ ‘bids/ed idle 313th‘. Isllfllgagd glléiafiii m" tgzrfifurg . relatives acknowledging presents and \\'ISi‘l- "°l°.lC11¢\Y1l‘-8 0H9 0i the Ililmeflll-t fl Emu!) t0 tell! It oviirr "in a 533°.“ r-ng them a “happy Nmv Year" in August. ‘lrjllillliflcsdlbflslffs caused bgerblazi CII%IJI€ way_.. r W _ _ . _ _ _ _ . ~ JIMUSIIIIQs‘ ne_ c.‘ an JICO hcghat. should be taken o“ w ustcad of giving them a thrill it is making them uii lHClill.Z€{l been uagors and Mr. Smiird. In his blunt declara- laugliiui; stocks. KQrrIQEL,“'§§§f‘“§,f§,,r§$kP gfnoéleiggtlevewailéiothrng gictatorial ' * "‘ * * ii-cre on lianti promptly. Trained liis men andlspoke tibothi-iéihyrskgih’ Judgment of the Quebec Superior Comm h‘, ifiiough hours of drill, this group to man, and as a result the men Mr. Justice Alfred Duraiilcau, ruled that in iviii-

lfillSIill and with what ideals thcy arc inspired in their childhood and adolescence.

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Robbery and’ Ruin

Long practice in learning how to avoid the payment of reparations, says the New York Tlimcs, has taught Germany some clevcr tricks iii how to collect theiii. The device employed in lbrance has now become familiar, but czicli new detail of its workings is noteworthy The general scheme has been not to levy any “reparation? as such for the present, but merely to collect the “w-sts" of thc army of occupation. TIICSC funds, sit zit a figure far above the zictuzil costs, are placed at the disposal of Germany in the form of

c! ncn Rfid vvom mcved t tti a!‘ bak t. '

_ r r ctpslcll rfilflfifwilily. fr§€fic1a1s_ pgal-ped lsrtlnot iinregasoviiciiitiiexcliiznggiiérbeia lOf-limc. horse-drawn vehicles may bc (lI'l\'('!] uii Y" ‘$11?’ l~-°'1I_‘~’.V Femy lghfirlir"! ‘lraetér 15. ‘ID-Wt thTOH-Bh mrsunder- me 10ft of a public hrghww ir ‘md when m,“ L M4: srlvi crs. - rs an s n 115s. but when its problems ‘ <_ r c . . c Moiilor. are clarified its native good sense side affords the bcst suoiv-bcd for the pit: ~ 15 115118113’ shown. Its spirit ls not of slpiglis. The Court recognized this pfivilcgg migcgntrrrrgirerriprreto is? snfiJIFSaEsCCIRrDIHé-Oi‘ example. such Qftliiltlhstfpdp: Li“: law (Article 36 of the Motor fjxriggrggrrgciggryniguggn 111mg. Qgdigwghdwhrgabirst geek. at the eiic es ct w ich nact tl t '_ , . a ' 5 1m!‘ Oltsress con- in a ‘which _e I s ‘l? all plersonrs rlriv fiinrknuf Nepphops to theimceffeit vention, clamored for e 051154113“ i r H] .ror rtlflllllh l on hi?‘ puiic higliiyriv 1231b copllgypvr, c? 3190 U pgra- wiaigixtrzrpgctt grrdtigoptgnitéecrhstatres

ms (cc t »_"-,',, '.._‘-. _' .‘ se ti _ P o "l0 rigii ncilrll _1]>Pl'¢i~ poxcnwlll this ietpoct, Is nvlitiae Congress tell the DCIIIIIIIUIIBGCXr-z tion of that rtilc, commented Mr, lustice Du- like Shakespeare. some quouiticn einment “to either give Us m}; rankau, ‘Hi5 a matter or appreciariorru. can be found frcm his lips or his leifisletion, which Ls in effect in the

franc balances advanced to the Vichy Govcru- pen m satisfy vmstever the im. United States, Australia. and New iiiciit by the Bank of France. The proceeds, 4' l‘ * * xiifiiiroiiigii ibeisafiitiamiiiiig €§§I“,Q‘}?O,Ef.'.'rjjglwglrpgssorotéog

aliovc wlizit is actually nccdctl to mcct repara- tion. costs, have been used by 6fifliifllly to buy materials in France and to accumulate control of Iiruiirh properties on highly favorable terms.

The latest data from Vichy show how smooth- ly this scheme is functioning. Although pay- iiicufs to Gcriiizuiy in the first five mouths of this year have totalled 6o,ooo,ooo,ooo francs, or nearly half of the total expenditures of 121,000,- ooopoo francs in the period, advances by the Iiank of France to enable the Govcrutiiciit t0 mcct its cxpciiscs have conic i0 only 23,000,000.- ooo fr: "s. The explanation is this: As Ger- many rcccives the payments she spends them in France, buying up everything of real value. The expropriated French property owners who re- ceive the francs can find no other outlet for tliciii but to buy government bonds. This in turn puts the Government in funds again to continue its payments to Germany. So the cycle is com- plctc: the Bank of France grinds out loans, the Vichy Government turns the money over to Ger- ni.'ui_v, Germany buys up French properly and securities, the former French owners use the funds to buy government bonds, and the Govern- ment turns the money over to Germany again. TllllS the French are made to finance their own destruction.

This is probably history's first example of "controlled inflation." Having tried both, the Germans know that inflation is more deadly than poison gas. In it they have found a formula for

THE FORERUNNERS

The dauntless pioneers. the selfless starters

0f neat. reforms. derided. often mar yrs,

The voices in our wilderness. ery-

Unhear the truths that now we

old. undying.

The fighting prophets, they who through the ages

Have won no crowns. have borne with bl ter wages.

The men before their time. the first who said it

And toilet! for it and never had the credl

A FPYICW 311d IWP-rllalilillg of the ivhrile pro- TIHHP-‘ked 111M. 111111 be left Egypt the extremist, not of the mass or Rev. Dr. j. S. l0 be iii st. Helena at. the time) used a5 whips by “me labor ,md_ ieccs, TliLs logically means that tent contributor of dues Thomson, who took over the general manager's country in Uhe world. So far as they not been shamed into sup- to b c0 f' b h D ' ' f‘ n "med Y t t? 0mm")?! GOI/Bfllmfili- lief that Great Britain was, t0 character. At. these times the which stood bet-ween him and world ccmpasscd the defeat of that; ls- e e e it this Pies-s. week I have heard it stated that the rumor is available ounce c scrap rubber. Board intend to freeze cattle upon the farms. I are joining in trim Li,“ 5mm they; mind who are spreading this story when they use ‘vam- botblesr 1g u“, scrarp L, m b rd out by an alkali "digester". draws out any metal that may re- niinistrator, the Hon. J. G. Taggari. tlizit ihci-c sheets and so Nady at last ‘or l of rubber insulated cables. - Rub- I I'll-Be a mfmumenl’. fill-Tull! “OI OI I f ' ‘ ‘ - ' i t. unders and that some difficulties have arisen eqllitmf" Thrrwdrve owrr

grztni structure of the Canadian Ilrundcristiiiq “h” “Ed iackkd Ireland’ he “mud Canmlan °P8811m8d 151101‘. Yet. wild Thomson‘ president or the Univershy of Sash master of the world. and the Brit- ers to drive the worker into the e believed, when he said it, that The workers m, the "$00.. would officc Saturday, told iiitervciivcrs he could not Nu.pCI(:01i‘5 great campaigns of fancied grievances when but that he would introduce stricter control of him. 111v "Wit important country coercion oLLigyw grapes awards the advertising clement in radio should be rcviciv- cmplre. The some thing applies to- I land, his other conquests will turn Minister of Agriculture Gardiner made being spread that the \Vartinie Prices and 'I‘rade Mm‘ °f H’ 15 be“? will"! l" °1d do not know actually what the people have in Pm“ °id mbb" Qlmmes- 55'5"‘ the term “freezing cattle on the farms." The infoi-ced with cotton or otherwise fere with the marketing of farm cattle. ‘I did, what remains is put through an- phone Ottawa and I am now informed from hoili main Then the rubber is nd- ‘ tloren or two new incarnations. is no truth whatever in the rumor. No mic has her is used in the de-guusslng against mines.

Corporation is promised by t0 at m“ moment (he happened statements or this charm” ‘m’ atchewan, new general manager of the CBC. Dr. M] Elnplm “iould have “mm to “m” pen “here he Wm b“ a mm‘ Ireland was the most important not, have thought of striking had cnunciatc any policy as his appointment ivas-yei Concerned‘ we incline m m‘ g2 ppgtmue became one or a 61m Yadlfl IKIVQTIISIYIg, and that "the ivholc qliPSilfill nf in the worm‘ for it’ w“ mgland cd and perhaps overhauled." d" m Him-T- Unm he h” ‘m’ to useless dust. -- Winnipeg Free important stawment at Calgary: “During the past Britain I5 lookfn round for every motor tires. But the housewives hose, bathrocm mat-s and even hot. circulation of such a story might tend to inicr- the foreign subsmn“ l‘ first an“ therefore, as soon as I heard the statement, tele- ‘Mm’ simmer “mm “‘°1d""“n7 [he Department of Agriculture and the goods mp ed, refined, ironed, mile into The navy needs millions of miles any intention of freezing cattle upuii tlic farms. one. u, protect, merchant To these. forgotten. unrevered. un- in putting into effect the policy which was an- ‘éiqifiihm kn