lacs rout: THE ONARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

' Morning Dally (Founded in I881)

President: Lieut. Col W Chester S. Mel-III Vino-President: J. lt. Burnett, FJJ- Secretary: Lleut. C01 D. A Maclfinnots. 0.8.0- Idfior and Managing Director J. R. Burnett, IJL Associate Edit-its: Frank Walker and Ian A. Burnett

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Memory is Weaker than 8M Weakest Ink."

MONDAY. AFGUST 4, 1911.

I‘ The Strongest

N0 Time For Appeasement

Last ‘\\'\'l'i». tliiiziila ioiiiitl major tie-ups in vial war piwiiliiciioii ill ilic ziluiiiiiium plant in Arvidti, iii 'lc kflipt- lilvlllll coal fields, in the Nzitiiiiiizil . . ply" at lliiiiiilttiii. ln one of thc COllllil'_\".~'- lir; ~i ltilil iiii-st modem ai-icraft plants another tic-tip i- iliiinitv-iril.

.~\ iiicr: liziiiilizil iii iviirkiiicii iii the Arvida

plant Cthl ii< lillli‘ iiiil wi-Qks of aluminum pro- duction. liiiiii-ziii ls of t-iiis of metal needed for British and Llniailiriii war planes have been lost.

Aliuii-t liyiiiiiw \\:ir workcrs have been thrown out oi t-iiiifiir V111. .\'. lmist half a million tons of riial ll.'\i‘ li~-i through the slowdown strike at Muir lli-ctoii.

This, ciuiitiiiiizs the lrlllflllClfll Post, is a situ- ation that txiiiiii»: llllll lllll<f iiot he tolerated in wartime. it i: cxi<~il_i' the same and just as seri- oiis as a lllil_l"l' di-fczii on the battlefield. \\'e arc

being iiiiilzir tn tilt‘ \’1l\‘. majority of Canadian workers who are williiug and anxious t0 do their full share iii \\‘llllllll_{ the war. We are unfair to industry \‘.l‘.l\"ll has iili-ilgctl itself and its re- sources. \\‘e arc uiiiair to our armed forces who arc offvi-itig ihcir very lives and are absolutely dcpciiilciit for that vital equipment on our war industries.

Yet, says the Review, this does not mean "prosperity". The day of both “guns and but- ter" is passing and the costs of an all-out war effort are beginning to become apparent. Short-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I NOTES BY ‘I'll! WAY

‘Canadians All’

needed for war will have to be

ages and potential shortages of certain materials and fuels are now appearing. To an increasing degree, the additional materials and manpower obtained by withdrawing them from non-essential uses and

Auxiliary Territorial Service wo- men who take their Job Seriously, and the great. majority pl them are very serious about worried in the least abiut. make- up or wearing ring-s. The smartest. oi the officers use little in the way of cosmetics, save a. dusting of pow-

lt, have not.‘

activities.

.- EDITORIAL NOTES :5 {'1'

This begins the week before the great week. ll i i l

War declared this date, 1914. v- u- s is

The Gas Controller has relented to the extent that he now says that the report that compulsory rationing of gasolene is on the way has no foundation in fact-

n s- is u The 3rd Division being safely over now be- gins the necessity of training reinforcements and the 4th Division. More people than ever here will be vitally interested in the defence of Bri-

tain. in is s s-

And it was left to the Hon. R. B_ Han- son to compare the "Big Interests" with “pirates" and to suggest that after the war the rising generation should emulate them! a 1r Do you recall these halcyon days long, long ago, why it must be almost ten years since, when we all rushed out of doors to catch a glimpse overhead of a passing airplane? And now? —we all would seek cover- s: i: n-

Are our practical farmers getting dumb or were they too busy to attend the conference with the Hon. Mr. Gardiner the other day? For the most part it was officialdom that held sway. The Superintendent of the Experimental Station proved a first class “deputy” in rebuttal.

i: s is n- Alas that rain! Fine week-ends are ap- preciated by everybody, for the farmer as well as the urbanite and tourist loves to have the life- giving and fruit and vegetable ripening source shining on the just and unjust alike, knowing full-utcll that in the long run the just, including

der. and, mfly be. a tcuch of lip- stick, ‘Ilhose with out-of-door work to do find the fresh air better for the complexion than any rouse. and Nflular hours and plain wholesome food do the rest. of the beauty treat- ment. - Nottingham Evening Post.

The simple truth nbout Adolf Hitler Ls that. he is not human; there is not. an atom or humanity in his nature. He ls incapable or real love or real friendship, and" lie ha; no genuine friends; no woman ls capable of loving hm. He is as cold-blocded as a snake, or any other reptile and he resembles a reptile ln human guise mare than a. man. — San Francisco Argornaut.

_ Peter Fleming, tho London Times writer, who has just. won some new fame because his book, "The Flying Viszt“, anticipated the scrt of escape that Hess iriadc, is better known lll the For Ens; for another reason, He arrived in Ja- pan once when an unti-fozeign campaign was at its heghz. A

Under the title "Canadians All",~ l lllil-le booklet lllllQd by l’!!! D1- recior of Public information. makes '

Described as a "Primer of Oun-

ndlan National Unity," the booklet ‘is ably written by WILSOD Kirk- connell, PhD” F.R..C.C., of McMns- ter University, outstanding Canad- ian scholar on foreign language lit.- erature in Canada.

Prof. Klrkconnell tells of the var-

ied human ingredients that history |hl3 poured into the huge mixing ' bowl o! Canada's national life in a moving declaration that. lan unity-warm, effective, vital - ls the key to our entire future."

"Canad-

I-Ie describes very briefly 35 dif-

ferent groups, from Anglo-Canad- ians down the alphabetical list to Ukrainian Canadians.

Pecullarly interesting at a time

when [Here is danger of war with Japan ls his reference to Canadian- born people of Asiatic origin:

“In Canada, especially on the

West Coast, we have 23.000 Japan- ese, 46.000 Chinese and a few hun- dred Hindus. Our Japanese show n lower crime rate (1931 census) than any other group in Canada. ‘Their young people recently won place for comedy in the Greater

first.

Japanese officer met, gangplank and, learned 1.11115 Flcm.

lng was ajc-urnalist,

him at the

dt-m anded

that he fill out a long question- naire. At the end was this queg-

tlon :

"For what ilufllofie do you visit Japan"? Fleming his head, Finally he wrote; " t.

scratched

PlQllBBE". — Huston GIG-be.

The Chief of Police of Chaiharn, Ontario, has placed a ban on im- seemly noise-making at, wédfllngg lll "l!" fill-l’ l-Ie is to oc c-Jriitncnd- ed. As The Chabhain News points out. While nezmncss is the key- note of such. occasions, marriage ‘s. after all a. sacred ceremony and should be ascepted ilvnglitfulli’ and seriously. Br.-h\vecn expreestcns of happiness and near pandemon. ium liiere is a great oifieience. Wedding guests will fcei that such an event should be marked by hil- arity. practical jolzcs and rumpus. raising exhibit bad taste born of m1 inconsiderate cttitusl: Yer. the practise is perpetuated in many places. Brannon-l is one of the places. In London, as well as in

taken to persuade the uiivnlnking Into the adoption of better man- ners. — Brantiford Expositor.

excelled in our Canadian and Ls today wannly Canada ln its tlme or need."

themselves, will come out on top. 1K II I i

Britain's R. A. F. coastal com-

Vancouver Young People's Dramfl Festival, and Miss Aki Hyodo has captured for two years in succes- sion the Best Actress trophy donut»- ed by Percy Gomery. In 5P1“ 07 restrictions in the franchise. ll" younger generation in particular thinks of itself as Canadian, has schools, supporting

He writes: A very important c011-

nluslon for us here in Canada is that none of our national F0098 from Europe ls really alien to the rest of us. All, by nature, are jus; as kind, just. as honest, just- capable of serving and suffering, as any of the others. It is one of the darkest. crimes of our modern world that some evil-hearted men have sought to preach that one natlonal- i liy (they would falsely say pace“ is super‘or to others, and ls cn- titled, because of that superiority,

chahhanl, definite steps are being ‘tic insult and enslave and extermin-

8.!

te others.

“It is important that we. even

here ln Canada, should be careful never to assume that our

fellow Canadians, of any origin, are by

Axis And Hflywlrel

(Now Glasgow Evening News) What holds me Axis fowl-Ml‘? Ls it hope of loot? Is it. sheer

a fine appeal for mutual toleratlon over-swing of Italy and Japan by and klndliness among the people o! the superior force of Germany? B the Dominion.

it desperation born of the thought

of “What if we lose?" Is it a vast. mutual international lnferlorlty complex?

Maybe it ls slmpller than any of these. Maybe it ls Just haywire.

Recent publicity effort-s of the Axis Powers suggest that the strain of the pB-St 10 years has been foo much. and that the much-vaunted ingenuity of Axis propaganda has exhausted itself and gone com- plebely haywire.

I! there 1s anything that super- race and its super-by-courtesy hangers-on must never do. it is to appear ridiculous. Yet if anything could be more ridiculous than some of the recent. efforts of Signor Gayda. and the pupils of Dr. Goeb- bels, it would be hard to find it.

The Italian government-con- trolled newspapers are all sympath- etic w‘th the thought that. the United states by its conduct. is risk- ing war. It is deeply concerned by the thought that American boys may be asked to continue military training for more than a year. For a, country which was pitchfnrked into war by a single leader 11nd without the ghost of a reason s country whose every male child is from the age of five subjected to » rigorous military training ell of his llfe, such comments are so ridicu- lous as to result only in s long horse-laugh.

The crocodile bears of a Berlin paper, which charges that Presl-

dent Roosevelt Ls circumventing the rlzhts of Congress, are equally ludicrous. It is hilarious for a

country which threw its own Con- gress completely out of the window eight years ago to take this stand in relation to an incident in which every American child of i seven knows that. the President has put: the issue squarely up to Congress.

Two countries which have openly avowed their intention to put an end to “decadent democracies" shed crocodile tears over the rights of democratic citizens and the func- tioning of freely democratic legis- lative bodles! It is to laugh.

The object of the propaganda ser- vices of totalitarian countries Ls not to make other people laugh. When the telegraph wires in the lands of fire barbed wire go hay-

aggusr 4, 1941

JUST A REMINDER

foxes from ilie terrible "Worm

.More fox pups and adults for worms than from onv other

TO ALL FOX RANCHERS

There is no time like the present to gel busy ond save your

Menace".

are lost by neglecting to do“ cause.

Vermicide Capsules.

run of a season. If the

ment of Highways could see lt-s way clear to imitating lower charzes on the ferries of Cape be s hlizhlv popular move. and one which would not. necessar sltate operation at a. loss.

Too Bad Hitler Does

For fox pups three weeks old give them ffrench‘: No, 1 Vermieide Capsules. This size is effective up to three monfl“ After that age use the number I capsules. i You will always get the very best results by using ffféllch’; They ure safe, sure and efficient, and ore used by all leading ranchers everywhere.

No. 2 Capsules boxes of 25 —- — — — $1.00 ~ No. 2 Capsules boxes of ‘I00 — — - —~$3.00 No. l Capsules boxes of 2O — — — - $1.00 No. l Capsules boxes of ‘IOO -— —- — — $4.00 Postpaid to any Address ‘ Use ffrench’: Flea Powderfor quick results

E, A, Central Drugstore

Sale Desfributors for ffrench’: for P.E.|.

Say to Your Grocer I Want

BRAHMIN ORANGE ri-zitor TEA

You will enjoy its superior

quality

Deput-

Brewn. is would

lly neces- that might make the bearable.

"When all things none was made better sald Kingsley; "to be a

hungry man's food,

Not Smoke

(New York Sun)

o-woowe”

#v 044004-0040».

abstention mm the solace of t0 bncco would be a trial, but in we, such as these, when there many other hardships to be“, i, 1, calamltous to lose the one

were made, than this",

COTll-‘Pllllilll. l. bachelor's friend, a d . cordial, a wakeful mantis Ssiwlfiiiii

a chilly man's fire". I 1864, the Civil war was stnlts chill?"

Lincoln telegraphed to Grant:

wife who has watched her “Hold on with a bumhg gm) and

My husband in the thrses of giving up

There liris been little labor trouble in Great mam, me “mid-s bigges, use“ o; nature unworwy .0! om. sympamy_ Wm n is time t0 look [or Show

Britain lJUCIlllSL‘ fllf‘ pcOplc and the government Medical examinatoin of 69.795 Montreal photographic Illfllellalfi. Cllck-s We respect, and good wlll. A few tn all i of that l)l‘l‘\"ll‘l~' of world defense are riml u ils durin the 1940-41 school iear in Catholic Shlliie“ °f ‘t5 cameras every Sh“? groups, even the English and ths circulm _ Slllflllill! 08h imfldlllfl Wllfll ll mllil- Oimvli-and "Hoke as much as m5‘ detc iii‘ i‘ i l it‘ alto t git ty gpt t t‘ gd independent scliolils =hoiicd 33’ iiicfiliii‘iiielhfcriviiiiirisntiiiii glznbbh Flemll have been taught by evl‘ F T n I be ll" "m" l‘ "We “mm” ‘°' iiliiiilrzTgfaiivciii-sisbiiiseriualito l)“ r lllCl o mare llS an - u war c or ro es an an . ' _ .- - - , ' I ii i _ - - . 11.59 o ‘ are dctcriiiiircil that iiiitliiiiv shall intcrefere \vi'li 389 of them t0 be normal while 36,406 were swims at the mtg or 306300}; year. gopagfmdls“ to have hate 11mm. erry 0 S n gaotclie raltisfgtm tacfluttilliieiad confiiilzilgd. lfheepmg o’. pewe’ as o“: "d "fr: _ V p ‘ s - . . r _ us,“ 104300 square “mo; mm and carts, but; the great major ty of Cape Breton countries w undergo m“ depflvb e weeds discover-era, so we, lll("l‘ battle ilQillll-‘l iliui-r. found to have one or more physical defects, 813,000 sheets c-f bromide paper. All all Canadians are honest, loyal folk, mo” hemelorm 1mm“ o! popping fiiepA {ills undoubtedly because é ' ' fl us ran fcllc-w doesn't smoke

into the nearest “debit de tabac" for a packet of “blues". an ounce of “grls" or a "patte dclephant", the French addict. mllsf. register with the tobacconist nearest his heme to receive, on certain days in the week anc subtecr. to availability of supplies, a measured quantity which somehow must be made to last. until next time.

The same sort of thing has hap- pened wherever the shadow of war has fallen. In England if. ls now a breach of etiquette to accept a. rciffered cigarette. The Dutch no ongier get their fat. Javanere cigars. Germans stuff their porcelain pipes with wasted hay and other substi- tubee. Italians, despite their 5rd“. ous conquest of Greese, are erm-

this material, as well as vast, quan- titles for export, is supplied with- out difficulty by Biritalnks own manufacturers. Photography ays a vital part. in the work o the coastal command which safeguards Britain against, invasion and fights the Battle of the Atlantc at. its source, that is to say, up and down the coastline of Europe from Trondheim to Bordeaux. There, squadiions of the coastal command attack enemy U-bcat bases, harass supply ships creeping down the Norwegian fjords o1" a.ong the Channel coasts and intercept the Luftovaffes raids on Britain's ship- ping. Not only does the command recoid every movement of the enemy across the Narrow Seas, but g it. keeps the eagle eye of 1L5 cam-

ready and willing to contribute much to our united national life."

Unity does not, however, neces- sarily mean uniformity. A country ln which all people spoke the same language, attended the same church, and had tlze same opinions on all important subjects would be in sorry danger of developing sleep- ing slckness.

On the other hand, the l ecessiiy for adjusting antagonistic points of view ln the open forum of demo- cratlc discussion is the surest guar- antee of progressive and intelligent national policles....

(Sydney Post Record) For many years now the motor- ists of Cape Breton have been bay- insz ferrv tolls unooinpliilnlngly, .7111- sidering themselves lucky to get. after manv representations. an ex- cellent servlce ln sortie sections of, the Island. notably at. Port Hawks- bury and Ross‘ r-erry, and a fanny satisfactory one 1n the less travelled areas of Cape Breton. Considering the hisin toils wntcii have been charged by the Government-ope:- ateo. ferries. the financial return to the Government must. have been more than adequate. more than sui- ncient. to oav for the boats many times over. '.l'ne Lime has come for the Government. to operate these ierrles as a public service. and not on a profit. basis. After all, i...e motorists pays enough into the Piu-

that he feels it. imperative 2:1 set

according to a. report by Dr. ]- N- Laporte, su- the torch to civilization.

pcrintendcnt of Montreal's lterilth department's child hygiene division, appearing in the latest civic health bulletin. n: in w a

Bad luck still seems to follow possession of the Hope diamond. The present owner, Mrs. E. B. McLean, \\'ashingt0n, has just found herself cut out of her husband's will except for dowcr rights, whereas another lady, sister of a screen star, gets $300,000 because “she has given me her association and affection.” It docs not say what the Hope owner gave him, but one can well imagine.

.\Ir. King has jsYHCllllllCil an all-out war pro- gramme, fiir if:iii:iil:1. That programme has met full aiipiwiiuil friiiii iiiic (‘lltl of the country to the other. .-\ll clzv-"cs, all ctcetls are ready to back it. l‘-iit it li"i< not liccn enforced.

The tEirc has (‘iilllF \\‘ll€‘l‘l the Government must rrziiizc that we are engaged in a struggle 0f life and tllfllll. 'l‘lii'i'c can lie no more appease- mciit_ The public demands that the real sahotciirs, no matter in what disguise they may appear, bc trcatcrl as tlicy deserve.

THE ornate MAN LONDON - (CP) - ' Tottenham Police Court: ‘glglilgdonl: other man in the house iras my trousered dwurzhter."

TIIE- Niwh" ART 0f MAKE-UP!

Created by Max Flctor, Holly-

Re-eslimaling Russia

Y,“ . is is s .- _ _ lled t . . .. Che is no doubt ab?“ in". Say‘ silurday Another instance of bureaucracy vs. dcmo- 3125.125? Fiiipffiiiii iaigkffigmzgiii: glgillzgégeglfnlldlvofeléglcicléefi onian glggiietglsihoiiihethlgiiclyzliied Y,‘}°",',,,‘§"|',‘§,'“,‘,’,,,‘,",',‘,',‘,'§, I\ight._ we owe the Stalin regime s lot of cracy is the incident which caused U_ S_ f; glyllghllt’ lrlllllgilltln g2; Iigsglglpllélfiu Not that they expect. tree ferry sel'-‘ lggglllgrdlihflll; 28$ attitude; ntlafyelan ‘to the screen and apomglci “c ‘l~‘°‘l l" lllls Comm" l° P°k'-' Secretary of State Knox to countermaiid an phat/grab? irushedv to the naval fiboeiai-uidbliiiisrlfd iiiianiiiiiiinshgflgogll memory. At. any time this enforced. l a n" "m". much fiin at ct-i iii Moscow policies for being - f h Fl ,1 f ,1 authorities for identficanon 1s bjllty, uni, Lnev have every right. to M“ Fww’ P"Pl"'l*"""l "l . H. .1, , _ . . . order of an admiral 0 t e est \\ 10 Y0 use encugh ,0 ensure ma, She is eméc, ,, mug“, o, m“, Wis ,0 L In a lam way responsible lat llllllllc 181W a5 ll-lll-l of a cfllllllllllllsllc deslgl“ Richard the 23 year old son of Isolationist speedily brought in for exmnlna- bring them clown to a. more reason- u“ ‘Plemud °°ml""l°" “"7" In lmwdmllill‘ “F” ll““l l0 Pllllll Olll that n0 ifl- Senatogwheeier a commision Firs; ‘vord of tion by the contraband Control. - able basis. At present. ferry cliatses "°:&':'x"|';.::0:h;_ "Y":- d ~ _ q M" _- v _ . I - ~ _ ~ _ d1 ace otvel‘ tt-lligtiit pl. llllnp,‘ autlioiivty would so lay out its Richard wheelelws case came from Senator By Robert Williamson ICARUS glérpgéifolixléesbciloflylarflgmiéfillin.0Ilgg M LEOD _ _.M_l_,_ _ _ 5c "d $135 industries and its lialiitatiiiiis that a subway ivas David ‘valsh (Demgqass) ‘vho ‘Old me Sena"; One of the great lmpnnderaliles Here fen the daring Icarus m his distance across the Strait. of Canso c 8| “ENTLEY Cr”; Film" 7sFflllllélflsllllélj necessary iii orilci- to wt its i0 NJlI-IllOH from - ' . ~ "l ti"? Wflr l5 civilian morale. The l5 “will °ll° mlle- ll l5 lllleresml“ W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Max Factor I or“ W‘ a } I ‘ f‘. l l that an unnamed Admiral had asked Richard Bmjsh people have shown the“, Prime. to compare ferry toils ignored at J L BENTLEY K a C913’? 1:] 5-5115? i a . ' . . , . . _ . - ‘ - - — — — — - -— c 0 tie one to t .e oi ici. \\e no“ perceive that thi. whether h: Shared his father! ‘new on national meme under hem“ sbresg bu, He 3pc wpsbrave enough to scale gpigiglzieiaid fifmigfinligggilanéimigitpfi‘ c_ n BEN-rum u‘; M“ F-cml- pmmak, Mags. hlosctiw Subway has nothing t0 do with the l- Whe mm ‘vheeler said '65 \\yalsh until I10\V,the reglmenbed masses e ikes- service from Oarlbom N’ s" w W0“, Barristers and Attornevl-nt- IID — — — — — — — .75 ideal world which wis to be brou ht aboit b pom)“ n y. g H) ' - of the Ax“; Pawers hive had “a And here here“ or plume h“ may Islands Prince mward Island. The u" M" Full" l-lllilltlk! - . " . . g l 3' related the Admiral declared that there lS no comparable oPPOrlflflll-y- If. 1n the lies. lmswncg between mesa 1am,- wo “any To WAN — — - - — - 751i and $1.35 the tiiiivt-i-r-iil triiiiiipli of Lcninism and the place {n the Navy for yo“ u ‘valsh said Knox epdihtelielaslttsirplnalsilaf the free peolple Having the vague envious o; ma; Doings ,5 murteen m,“ and the l“ I, I a mm‘ Mu Factor lgougla s“! ‘ . - - ' c 1‘ 1.21 es roves ess __'_——— n - cflffllllllCfllit .iiiil Uliihfllllllfgd go ‘do Wll-‘fh Mthe subsequently reviewed the file and Drdered brittle. some or the crelldlt must g9 climb. gag-jaguar drain’? rtéizigmdollars one \ ___ M" he," ggtrlnxcntl 5 ure miiarv ll'(I i- - . - - r h Y r ' i . -—-——— BllIlfl$-" 2,1, , t , 1 “y. s "is. t = 0* Kfflflll"! o: ii- .i..".ll*t.t o i» pew-n»- ot - mi w» .ii;tl..€‘é"?...f."§.i§”;..l2%§..l€‘f. its: M» M». i». Si... S.‘ \ ‘lp IPU l ill against; f icrman air attack. is ti 4 t to know the ‘mm and some m 1mg’ bmebquumr‘ of a mne and at B18 ._.M_ _F_; Edwclgnd 5155 imi ar v tic program 0 intensive mechaniza- - ' ' Wlnst h r hill ' h h ~ That with small loss uch eat B d'O liszhtl horter tri ‘u " l’ " "°°l""l" . - “ Elizabeth Angela Marguerite, wife of °11 C l1 ° - W ° B! ll°~ 5 3' "6 l‘ '1 5 Y 5 9- ._._ _. _ _ _ 75 and 51-- im or i<,-._.;_-,,, ,,.\.,-;,.,,i,,,,,_ which a1 .,, s t, k .Q“°°“ _ . hesitated to tell it. to them. 1mm- advantage buys! the chart-re ls fifty cents. At iciiz- M, f 5; I , w y s uc King Geotge the Sixth, daughter of the 14th my’ am, revpwnng some o, me Happy mishap! fraught with so “ch ushmwn‘ admmnoe of abounahulh & on. u _x_l‘l:to_r Mnlgcugsnglgjizs