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PA F. mm i TIIE

GIIIRLOTTETIIWN Billlillllli

Morning Deli; (Founded in i881)

President: Lieui- Col. W. Cheater 8. Mel-urn Vice-President: J. R. Burnett. FJJ. ‘Secretaryl Lieut. Uni. U. A. Mlaliirumn, 0.5.0.

Editor and Managing Director: .l. R. Burnett. I-J-l. i-ranli Walker and Lieul. inn A

Aunt-late Editors: Burnett, lLC.l\.V.R. t0n Active Service]

_“Tlw Strangest Memory is Weaker Th;

the Weakest Ink.”

SATURDAY. JAN. l5. l9“

Rare Entertain|nent_

“iv ha ‘

in tlic iiicantintc. however.

:_v-fotit" voting ladies will represent our local talent. while tlic iiizilc parts will bi: takcii by si:;~ The whole will _y(~ iiiiilt-t‘ tlic direction of l .\(.' .\t‘llliii‘ Lawson. who llll~ had vtlllsltlQlkllllv‘ cxpcviciicr lll pri; lllClllQ ltlltl tllfiTilllQ tiillli-ti and $ulli\'1l.i

ceti iiirziibcrs ill tlic l{..\ F.

l\' \.l"..

apt-m iii kind The piriiii- ‘accompanist will it- .\lr~'. ..i ihnsliliiic. The cast llft> liecii lJllUlLT~lllQ riitlitis's1icall\. and dcspiic iiiauy

it is being git

our air existing l".'l\\t‘t'll us‘ and flit-iii.

reciprocate l)\

flit-it's Club have illltlCTl"l\'L‘f'l.

lt ivas a li v llln iralioit to choose one of‘ (iilbcrt and 5n vans operas‘ for this ticcasion, for their lll appeal have

‘cal and htuiiiiiotis tiriivcrl ll‘l't‘~1‘i il all classes iin lii-tli sii i-s of the .\tl;uitic

The evcnittg priiiiiiscs iii be our til those rarc accasioti-a ti» llf‘ ll‘t'l\‘(‘(l back upon with iivvci‘

Kuhn" lcasttrc in vcars ti: conic. s

Forward-By The Right

The ciurcnt issue of the New York Nation

has an article iin the "Iitirivaril-Byl the Right‘

program ol a Qltlilll of L'tiiisct‘\‘ativc tiiembtii. i-l the lrlritish ll-itisc, who are lll\'(‘l_V, accurditlgll to the author. tii constitute tlic (lrivitig torcc of i

.'llC party iii the post-ivar alignments of British politics.

The Nation, ivhicli atlvertiscs itself as "Ani- ericais LCittlitlg Liberal \\'ci3kly Since 181;",

ll!2]\' be t: _‘ :is~tiiiicil i0 be tuilikcly to regard tlic |tl'(‘l(.‘ll:ii(ll!.\ with ziiiy toatcli of romantic illusion. gites an aildrd zest to its statement:

ritz-lt 'l‘ttriP~. today arc rallying in ever- gwatci‘ llll'llll('l'\ iouiid a tiolitical tiiogratii which \\I)llltl ii.al\t: lllf‘ .\in<‘ri in New Deal-even tlic New Dczil of the old tla) s-lilok ratlIEr like div.

hard Ctiiiscrvatisiti."

lt is notable. according to tllll account, that these British L‘otist*i‘\‘ativi:s, niaiiv of them pr:- seiit iiicnibcrs of llarliiiiiictit. arc already strong enough t0 iulluciicc, and pcrhaps cotttrol,‘ the policy‘ Ill the Conservative party and that tlicy

riiutidcutlv expect to have‘ .\li‘. (litirchill with lll(‘l‘i'|. That is what gin-s ‘dQIllllVHIICP to the priigzuaiii ri-ctiiily pulili‘ il hr tlic group illlil t-sticctallv tii its title, "For tirrl—l"»_v tlic Right "

llcrt; are riuc or twri excerpts lroiii this prri- praui (or platform) as given by the Nation. which show its‘ tcitdciicy and direction and which iustuj tlic charzictctizatitiii that it is pro- g-"cssivc. llllClllQClll. and coiisciotisly proposing ‘practical piiliiits a‘ an :iltcriiativt- to tlic lash- i. iiablc Fiici; st cvaiiucl:

“The sugircnic tcst i-l ]>(lt'll2.llll(‘llli'il'4\' denio- cizicv \\ ll lic iu its zibiliti‘ ti» rvci-ucilu plziiiuiiig fi-r lull riiipliiiiiaiit with lb." lilit-rti‘ of tlic iti- 1l1‘.l'lll-ll...Stlflill ~l‘cui‘iti' uuist br; guarantee-l ll) Il4.l(."|1l.'li1! niiiiiititiiii ivftqcs :il.icl a system iif s cial lllsilffll ~t< tlli the zroiinils proposed by Sir \\ illlziiii llci ridge. . ." -

"llir tic-liar: i-i the ltttiiiaii race will depend‘ 'i'l i"t- lilllllCflllllLf iiosi-ivttt‘ period on mutual cc~~

ii lJTIillHll and uiiilc riiiliiif; bctiiceu the Britnsli t iiui-iii»ii\\‘- Llltll. lllq l iitt-tl 5tatcs, lllf‘. 115.513. and lll" Rcpi-lifii‘ iii (illlllfl. .\iii| lllt‘ liiizil struc- ltirv iil um r izlil iii‘-gi:it/;ili-lii iiitr-l clcarlv lii-

til-l”: llll at

.~:i~.»zi ill ilii. .\iiil 1:5 ti~li (_itlll>L'l‘\'il

I‘. iir

,.

\‘.€'.\' in \\ht;h 1.15s lJri~ ttsiii takes tiositivc issue \ th 2v

iii; ti);

-— Notes By The Way —

lllaric Corcllfs estate» It. Strai-

,\ fool and his‘ money are siwn

aaixcrt. bu: tics thr looii tord-cn-Avon may K0 llllllel‘ l-lllll pound a wcck fcr life all to tioth- wcins ti» hr ha int-r.‘ tint Iliti1|tiiltltlOllCPf5 hummer because toy-i mg Said the other‘ Mam Topic .hi~ rrllow win i: ht< iiictirv - nltlet: frcrn licr books two lwl. Slll- won and tho winner is collecting (iwanis Magi . llclrll’. to lllllllltrilii ll m ilvrivt-lllly». Hts only rcgrct ls that llf‘, ls 70 and

To transport jut-l. a single on of 20,0C0 men 1.000 inilcs ovc

lens wlth supplies, and to keep ton Spectator.

.hcm supplied. cccupics 101000 lens; if shlpping a year. This gives some deb of the shipping problem with, which the Allies arc confrcnted -Klt.chcnct‘ Record I

If there are any German's who; llsapprovc of Hitler and his inill- zr-irlstlc associate‘. now ls tlic tlmc '01- the“; t» express their thoughts. ‘t. will be inn llllf‘ for thrim t-i dc- :larii and show thrli" Hitler after the FlilChfPl‘ is ln Al- ied hands -Chathatti Ncvrs

llvo on for what

nal.

The essence of tlic case for the admission of these refugee; is that thev arg human beings who are in peril of their lives where they are:

A flier crcsslng the Atlantic saw m lcebsr: tn the convoy lane and trapped down ta investigate, think- tv: ta rcnort li. The lfiellflfll.‘ llPMl i‘. the nlauc. whose nllot escaped t1 report a new ktnd of enemy "tttotiflagr. In fl lazcrrti at Venice

the foundation

built.

licciituc so zicctistotlieil to llic Rvvélll A5~ l: i‘; in our iiiiil t tliat it is lrird to l'Ciill7.L“ _. . . tlwit llieivc will shortly: lid lt-‘iviug its lot- "UM situation so far as certain uiaiitilactttretl goods ' - ‘ h .

. . . - . . arc concerned. Uue plcasuig ttulction ts sclicdulctlto take plau. ‘ This will be lllL‘ pro- I ‘tiiii on illll"ll" ll iii tlic Prince of Wale.‘ _ _ . . . . _. . litiillclltilr-ll Jif i‘ ciiuccirt vcrsioti of Liilbcrt lillillLcpt ml)‘ Consllmers m brew‘ Bmm" are l“ . ' . l i. > ' . '. . .' '. . . ' ‘uméulfslilhl WW1 _..l.hc “Undqicrss qwvm‘ t|illl‘C(l to tcgtstu \\llll one particulat retailer.

bccii officially made known. it is reckoned tlic

puts .~(\'€ll miles 1 uiiiiute .-

aidcd schools take uiilk tuidcr tlic English Milk iit Schools Scheme. vcccive their allowance frcc. The others pay one cent for a third pint of niilk, and may receive 11'; 1o two-thirds 0f a pint pet‘ day. ll ii I i

lllt‘ pcrliiriiiaiice pruiiiiscs to he a ~u-.‘ci:_~~ musically. as well as bciti; titli- ~taiiiliiiliiii iii local eiitcrtainiiictii ‘cu bv lsllltl pcruussiuu of tit-out: tfziptaiu llaiiititnn, DJiLY, officer coiiilliziuditig tlic R..\.l“. fililllvll licrc, and it tiiriy be llllPl'|)l'-‘.l'- l‘li as a 2t‘~lll?(‘ r-i IllJpftTlIlllfltl, nu lllt‘ parl n? ii-rcc girl-sis. (if the iiiciiillv rclatiofl Our citizens. i.i~ are surt; will be glad of tlic oppot‘tiinii_\ ti» ".'il'll<llll§f iii large rittiiibcrs‘. The t-utire proccctle will Q0 towards the purchase cf, tlic llovs" (Xiiiip at llollaiirl (fovc which the Vsl

I

iauccd llCilfly 1,400 lllllCS, as far as from (Jttaiiu-t to lfinaittloii, in lCss than tbrcc niiiuilis. force which drove Rommel into rctvcat iii (lit!- obct‘, i942, loo per cent of the mechanized rli visions and 50 pcr cent of tlic infantry ivrr». from Britain. slow. though sure. in Italy. fl i U I

‘this date 1880; (listinguislicd ltinisclf iii tlic IRussii-japancsc War as Chief of the Stall of ltlie lst i.\l1'.llL‘llltl'l£l1] ;\l'lll_\‘; at tlic bcgiiitiiug of [tlic tirrat \\'ai‘ l lit: coiiiiiiziiidctl llic lst l\'iis- .~iau .'\l'lll_\' on the Bug; was appointed to sitc- reed .i\lr.'.\'icfl as Comtiizitidcr-iu-Chicl in 1915‘ latet‘ the revolution was largely‘ responsible for lay- ing the louitdatiotis of tlic Soviet .\rui_v now driving the Germans out of Russia and Poland. i h

gviicrzitiiius of anilicurcs of

of organizing tho lpcal agencies‘ iu his Party.

fully developed in the even more true 0f the platforms of the Lihcials and tlic C.C.F, only leader who secnis to have any real, gcncral philosophy 0f how lllC country" should bc trnv-‘ crned, and the betting should still be somewhat iii his iavour. as ltaving the

of any Tories. British or other, And that

panic over difficulties in for the ivorkers sn there arc too many theorists prcachitig that. wc liavc too many farmers now, although, with the age levels where they are, population will vanish iii a few years. (\C’l‘, theories‘ of this sort will not kccp men and

a little. and material for house building can be lllLiClt: available

have quite a boom in two basic industries. " i I I

would result iii advances

wcrc annouiiccd as follows: and Ilcrscy ilrccdcrs Sliortliorn Breeders’ rev Breeders’ Association. $650; Sheep Breed- crs’ snriatioit, $300. t-ach llfiwl.l"lflllf.lil must map out and |i|'t.‘.~t‘lll its iilaii ii

»i lllinlll-Jt‘ h; \l~. than tart-pi .~. _ it'll which litiuld bc organized at an carlv datc. asked that thr- ‘attiouitts given tlicm during the preset-it vczir

Common assumptions of theSoclalists, here i: . the statement of this platform on private pro- perty and freedom: ‘

“The freedom to vote secured by our parlia- mentary institutions ls not of itself enough. It must be buttressed by an increasing measure of economic independence in the individual. For this reason we rega l ilrivzlte properly a5 in. alistieusable to politi l freedom and considct" that a widespread distribution of private pro- pcrtv sboulil llC the aim of |;1ll'llZl|llClll.3.l‘_\' goi- crinticllt.

- FDITORIAL notes _

The Battle of Egypt cost the Axis 75000 men, oier 50o tanks and over 1,000 guns. i t u in

'l‘here is a distinct lightening up in the stipply

ti‘!

For the fucds covered by basic rationing (ex-

Rctailcrs arr. similarly’ tied to one wholesaler. " U I ll 1’ Altltoiiglt the hlosquitos speed ltas never

fastest bombci in tlic world. .i\ Swiss rcport

speed at 43o iiiilt-s an hour, or iust iivi-r

i O i .\t llfCaClll, iivcr 4,000,000 cliiltlrcti iii gram

io4..’00 are ticccssitous aittl

In capturing 'l't‘ipoli, the lrlighth .\ruiv ail-

lii Lll“

Since then the progress has bnen

General Alexis livért. Russian soldier. burn

commanded the centre group: and ziltcr

d 1t

Mr. Bracken. as fat‘ as can be ascertained by

_ _ of concrct: _l.s crushctl slollt‘ i outsiders, is (lOlllg a pretty thorough job of prsz- llP-V‘ _'l'lll-" 1 l‘ flufgflllfii paratlOu for the coming election, in the liltillPf‘ “mm m ma“ is Ci '

I a contcntporar '. llis latlortu is not vet public mind, but that t:

After all, Mi‘. Bracken is the

largest griitip in

. w -, establish a i|llll'l‘_\' or tldewatcr the neat lflflldlllCli-l. i i i handy Hm ‘ M? .I_._‘_ a, good riially saci. H113.‘-

- ‘ ‘ .. ' . . .. A \li‘l‘,V n: be Wllll “kat nliatenal pioclitctimi is iuiilttqoiii; icty waggélljliirmba supp d mar cd ciangcs. with all thc tcntlcttey towards a mentors, powcl shuv <1 cati- ncdtictiuit in total voluine. 'l'ltcre should he tin veyvr bells l9 lQll/l b“ mm“!

finding ctuploytiicnt released. Lhiforttiltalclv,

the prcscitt lztriu I low -

\\ ll - , , ' _- ‘ ‘ . . i- Thi- lhflll t; n pa.» liiC solution ‘ fItJdCII-l-lflbll doing \\llil. is sviinlilt. and ‘l1 (O ‘h; moth“, of uulmhng W, | aini pi otlute prices can now be allovicd to l'l\'f.' “Nmsary nH-urpqs t “iv roi-

in increasing quantities, we can

.\ new livestock policy which ltc predicted

in the iicxt 10 0i‘

Holstein, :_\)‘l‘.'-l.ii"(3 l Association, $.*.0oo cacli; Association, SL000; (iucrii-

Association, $600, and Swine Brccdcrs‘ As- llic ilittiistri‘ in explaining that

ttiiii tin‘ this )l‘.'ll' to tliv livcstiiclc coitu-

associations not spend tlic full ‘l

To paraphrase another _ ' that Avon town her fame was tor an aize. not for all time

Dominion Bureau of Statlltics re- ports considerable decrease in the ,' number of school teachers ln Can- ada. and buts lt down to poor pay. Undoubtedly so. Ministers of Gcspel and school teachers are the classes ln Canada who get least. to

ivhat they do is terribly important. The condition ln both cases 25 a

ltristllity to‘ shame to us all. -Ottawa Jour-

once has been destroyed and it is doubtful cven if It can ever be re- Thctr admission to some

Just before the sprlngTiclng-ln rsydney two bookmakers were dis- icusslng prospects. Onc fancied a .horse called Main Topic the other lpcch-pcohed its chattces. What ivlll a you lay me? asked the first. A

Rlllllfll‘ Ill‘ wont enjoy lt. long. Incidctitiilly, he claims to be the biggest book- makes in the world ~19 stone, including the red. white and blue hat band he wears when field- tng. -Australlan News-Letter.

Little faith can be placed in the sincerity of the Nazis’ official act- tfon in granting perndssion m the German peo le to go back to the churches. e about-face ls cor- tafnly nQt due to any cbango of heart on the part of Hitler and his lteitchmcn. Thlsre ls. however, a deep significance ln this ncw at- titude. It t; actuated by shaky morale ln Germany. The over- lords had to find a way to bolster the spirit of the people They have come to a belated realization that religion offers solace and spiritual strength ln tlmi; of crisis. They undoubtedly stlll hnld to their hateful pagan ideology. but uncon- sciously they are paying tribute to

—Huir.ll-

the

they do -and

their ltxlst-

illtfes. water conservation projects 0r dams, satiliitiott irotks. etc-

or mors of the above ‘_)lU_i€Cl.S or others not mentioned tr. the above. Before we consider , them. let us consider ..l

quire to have DPIOYO any construc- tion of any great exteti‘ and of ii. Dfllillflhflll niitiirc can l.‘-_= taken? Modem perm-Inert struct- ures are built. of and rock praditcts probes products and tiietals.

on the Island Ir how the," can be obtained economically so that ally construction "vtk undertaken the Island will not be cut. short or f

ant costs

crushed stone. saint and slliitetiuics gravel. The content is nut llllflllll" factured on the Islaru and _ls_ 110l- likcly to be boniuse of luiJK of lime- sione or chew.) fuel. It‘ tlii- cement is brought in b,v_rail and in bags it, t; quite expensive iu rlflfillllfiflfiflll to bulk prices at the niili

to erect coucri.» sllu b falpaclty at. different. [la s brought in by i-oat. n can be sold front these sturuzc this at it much lniver prlcc? li. may us: nuictl that thcrc ls ti cement _ iiscd and kuirvti as tlic fvltKlflyoll Pinup which pLlllpS cetiicni water pump ottups the cost of llflill. donrirctt cement pumped into ail-rt blns will be much lOVWl and tnorc readily nvallabio than ti‘. . rail delivered ctnicnt. Cirnscquctitly more cement work can b? dfirle f0! the same money.

slanrl. construction llulk liclx il-llibllll! "l" glncertng SllefiJ-Cflllblki i..- e know of any Island lltlMTlQS ill‘)- duclug rock aztiffsillc rigid contpresstoti t:- thcre tuavbc score 200d sites accessible Cll tlic island-

portcrl from tile Maintain". cannot arrangements be mad: Now, Scotlo u: New Brunswick t»

to the Isluna by lllsh by those itcW bsa Mule lower units. ‘Fhcsc baracs imi clamshcll buclgl-ts at l‘ parts aTOlllitllxIE: crtmhctt stone the above n: concrete . can be obtainql at 02v.- qnarter t0 our fillli 0f l?" PW‘- ll

cciicrctc and mime TOCA Tho sub- ject. 0f ntoclerti and l". - crctc mixing, tinnsperratlcu pouring will m; dealt will further Oll-

he Island and couscrivttit. cheat!‘ er price of Imported brick and low cost of ‘ciiilrllng tittiibcr struc; Lures 1n comparison tn high cos» of brick strunures. _ ally cvetivbociy would rather t1 per- manent. brick home ct than a tgmgornry fir». hazard of a ivootl latilldliig.

lo whether bra-k ran bc intzttc ‘cc- otictntcally on lllp Islilznd 110w.’ I ant told that -licrc i\"t.‘ a nutnbci‘

the techniques. ls impregnate the clay with a ration of cement. hydraulic pressure as we now have: the hydraulic presses. _ cure the bricks with the how 5V8“-

whlch mnterltfs are ilrlezl from the lnsldc nut. at 10W cost thus- nvtrdttzz! brici: kilns and cxnciisivc furl. _ perizucitt can bc irlrcl allrl _\ve collld shortly know ivhcther LYJCKS‘ clay til» product-s can bc manu- factured cheaply on the Island. It seems a llkelv process to mc.

of bulldlui! structures. We all know without furtlnr ggpular tonic that. more metals will has over been before 11101-0 will be all aluminum ivliloh can b0 brought by boat. frcm a Sagucuait port. to the Island. The present low uro- ductlon costs makes it i» very feas- ible structural metal.

brought. in by boat to tlic Island. as well as i; host/of other metals.

havlmz established machine shops and foundries which can debrlcate all kinds of met-at products requir-

IJPUBLIC.

Post-War Projects t

Slr.- An article appmteu lii your

paper the other day, giving thought to tit-finite projects for the immediate |)O<l.W3I' period.

It. l; tiectlluls to say that many more individual people anu groups are tossing the subject of pcsLwar living around ii. their tnmda. I would like to enlarge or: this topic

and add several suggestions.

In thinking at‘ recent. iutws from the govemtnctt; regarding posLwin‘ most. thought, is given to a PfOKIBm of

employment. it occurs that- publlc works. Public works construction viticthci- l railroads. htirvui- or water trans- portatlon facilities. airports. water- works. scwcratro systmz: cr sewage disposal plan's. bridges. public buildings. tunnels. power systems, telegraph. teleuiiuttc at radio fac-

Most. people have considered one

one of ‘ of them. What, 92ml; titatcriau dt we rc-

tinder-

colir" Kc stone

e0 clay

Let, us consult-r thPlr nitillabllity

OX1

rowncd upon 586M150? of exorbit-

Cement and Gravel

Concrete ls illiidf‘ ill) i~.' ccciicnl.

be made storage on the tlic Lament ls

Could not hicangcvncw

and to “huh if

'7'|‘.ll)) widely

115R.

v ate-r Thus

on: i-t storage

fiandlcd

Thc other cipcnsiri‘ ir-gredltlnelt

Most ziggicgatv used lii tin rt-

d from the lliflllllililtl. I do rllll-

it will pas: However. tck quarry

since tlic aggtcglll? "ill-ll be lm‘

with the

pushed b; ~ acted by its main Island. ‘Fltu: all the ‘rcci for any of .. tairthct‘ for \l.(‘, til ballast;

RZR‘ 01'

C051.

t, £011- and

Bricks. Tiles. no.

V/l-ll practic-

bulldhig.‘

lliigniicslton thcu rtisiilvc:s driwil

f available ‘zrlck clay sCUYCCS on Island, Considering modern. it not; tiotzilble to

subject. thi- bricks to and heal: ble available infra red lay lamps ti-oroughly‘

'l‘lil.-: simple 0X"

and

ltieial, Aluminum, etc. Prospects Then we ccmc to the metal part repetlicn of a available alter the war than

kinds cf Canadian made

Iron and s:e;l products can be

Then the lslimd is fortunate in

rm: cuaizurrrirrowisi cuaitbim‘

invariably mcuiis toads,

not mlx. Howeve; ahat actually hap- iie particles o! soil l“ surround the particles of cenlent 5' and form a. very‘ blndtntz mixture 5 when fsct. The mix about nm- o cement to 03.‘. c These can be tnlxed in place on "man

pens h that t.

ditrable roads which will not be muddy ln Sp m; or Fall. lrls also sed in sta- g roads oryruuwly

subtzrade or . surface of cont lalcl for a firs; class ltlghwny.

hero ' very baptablc to a coll . ccmcnlts mix min it may.’ mean.‘lf "my Yum“ tlic lflCa ts further pu" the end of ziiurlciy road. vi- slizht and it. “tag a other Cilllllivtlllittlitt low u f a In pass ng an o 3 urscrip an o , the modern construction machtn- m“ l” 5W“? 6W developed for low cost unll Ilfllgugntlgs" wilfvdel“ work. the ldCa often occuis that menmmlhu_becnflmme_n‘ w 1 a»: fol-i gnd- brouglg

my y u», ovcrnment. - by

machinesd h 1 i mom. an oiv woud flier ex- tensive use mean that more men W" 'l° "l" ‘m will be eimplc-yetd by those publlfi wcrk bro ects a her the war. We < l - m ‘ - mient forxental forth-a contractorr at: a loniz and ardumiéitgebplt: flak-plum“), bqnguone in both m conclusion that machines actually Unlwd 3mm‘ ‘ma cwada °l' 5y have created more that they case the llnfii itivclved tu work. needlfiss to say in c citstruction work. they provide comforts of llvlnlz never bcfo out» machines.