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r1161‘. rout: THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I - _ --- —-* i ——— - ——---~ --—~-—~ —~ — — ~- v .._. "" ‘o’ "- "" ' has 40,1100 more. ‘There m 110.000 Storm ‘ "NTW "' ‘‘‘‘ “ “ “-

lhe Charlottetown Guardian

era in their tent cities; 50.000 black uniformed special Guards. 45.000 older boys of tho Hitler

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.~:.i\'1-1'nn.\\'. SEPTEMBER 11, 1937

The Boyfield Memorial

,-. ,-, 1 ..1.1.~1<1l:1_1-. lhc lllrlllufllll erected \ ,-_1~ 111 .\dmirul llcnry \\ols<’," l l1: l]]]\\'ll(‘kl 1))‘ llii 1111110111‘ 1.19111"

1 111-111111» on l-rulzi)‘. 1119 17111 1-u1u11t-11111111tt- the :11"1t11'\'c111t"11$

.1‘ .1-.1-\1-1- 11111-11 1-1111duct1-1l 11.1’ - 1,, tmish .\'11rtl1 .\u11-r1c.'1. 111- \1|1"\t>_\"1-d l.:1l1es lLrle.

". 1111- liulf of St. Lznvrcatce, |.],-_ [h1- coust of Labrador, . . 11-1-01. l'rin1-1~ l-§d\\":1r1l lslztttd. 11 ,1 :1 l-Xtulls, Kztpt- llrcltiu, 531316 1f‘ V . ,.,1_t 111' ,\'r1\-,'t St-otia from 11311‘ 1,1 -_ ..f (X11101. Th1‘ memorial is 11811151 111-1111-11; Sites and Monuments 1:1. 11,1, 1985, 11-hc11 hc passed 8W3)’ hppct" l,_1111-cn Street, Charlotte- x .1 11111111.] 11.111 already heconte 1 hgt-ullztrv figure, llc WES 1111191." _ ~11... .,1.1=1'distinguished and 1111111- .-;1-] 11f our citirctis", according ~~ ..'.11111:1r_1-. llc 11:11] "been cou- l1‘111-1~ 11nd practicnlly- dead to ycnrs bcforc his death", 1 P1111; 111111 long after his f@Y11'"-' , 11-1- ~1-1'\-l1"1-, "he titight be 5'36" .1111 11.1.11.- on our “F0015. 1115 111K111‘ - .1111] l1indlv cotrtitcnzincc giving 1-.-.~.11_-11iti1111 iwltcrcvcr he twill." i1~r~ of 1111- time ltfforll 1111 111571115 111-11-1111 the facts that intcrrttettt. ; 1- 1. >1‘. l’:1ul's Chin-cit, was by train , 11 ('1~1111-t1-1-_1-, :1111] 1111-11 a sptcilil "8111 .1 . I11] I11 1111- >11p1~ri111e11dcnt of the Rail-

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1111]]. Y.11-]1<l1ire. on 1:111, 2t, I705. 1-111 wu. lllc scion 0f an attcicn.’ ~ 111' 11111-111111 llal]. i11 tlte County . llt- cnlcrcd the Royal Navy in ~11 1111l1-'t-lc\'c1t ycrtrs 0f age, and vl-‘HF 1.0 for more than fifty years. Hi5 :1~ .\dmi1-nlt_v Surveyor came in ll1- ntlzlincd the rank ofCotttmandcr _ 1"."111l< in 13511, the rank of \'icc 1. ' 1.41.3. r1111] that of Admiral itt 1867. 1.417111 1.\‘.11 11c lived in (Quebec, and 1 W11 1 '1 113111121111, in (‘ltnrlottctow-n. He -'~1-:1»1'1 .1 (‘:1n.-1-li:1.11 i11 cvcry sense of 1116 -- in his cnrvr-r hc had seen active 1.11‘ 1111- Spanish Peninsula, and later. 111w] in Flll'\'(‘_\' work. had lcr-trtted to 11c lungttngc of live different tribes of

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|i11ilv th-umlul IIUH) 3.5.00 pn year tin atilvun’:

Youth. 15.000 men oi the Motor Corps -_ and

still they come.

"All day long the drone of military airplanes rehearsing for the spectacle of the week-end has been heard over the city. It is expected that 500 ‘planes will take part in the fly-past before Hitler."

On Sunday. as all Nurctnbcrgk churclt bells pealed. llitler entered the city. Hundreds of thousands througcd the streets, as he drove forth, ‘planes droncd overhead, there was thun- derous applause. This was tht- new Germany. 'l']1<- (icrttlnny tip front the n-‘ltcs of Versaillcs to deft-and tnettace-tlte world. .-\s Iiitlcr en- tcrcd mighty stadium truntpt-t fanfnres pro- claimctl his nrrivztl and the ntusic of \\’ngncr's “l\'.1isern1arch" and the \\'.'1clt .-\uf chorus front “Die Rlt-istcrsitigr-r" peztlctl forth.

Yet in all 0f lhis_ the triumph of orgzutivcal propaganda, nnc flaw stood out. As l-litlcr tum-ed through the streets. ltchiutl his car, in V fortnution stretching across the roadway, were tltrct‘ cars filled with his bodyguard-lite 1W1)‘- gttnrrl without which hc ticvcr travcls in (icr- 111.1111". 'l'hat, stanclitig out i11 tcrriblc rclicf. told the world more than all the swastikas and flags and Storm Troopers put together.

I Editorial Notes .r

Delhi captured this (late. 1803.

iiillli

Fall Church work begins tontorrotv. l i i #

Our sympathies g0 out to the other pro- vinces which are victims of the dread tnfannlc paralysis epidemic.

' 11- 11 =1- >1-

It would be the part of Wisdom to prohibit further moututients in the Square, othcrtvtse 111111 magnificent lhtit-tittgltfare will ass-tune the aspect of a cemetcnv.

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An aged farmer, now a great grandfather. recalls a similar season to this over 40 yt-ars ago, when the land became So hard that plough- ing had to be POFlPOTlCd till spring.

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Lady Ttvcedsrttttir will be ntissctl on the 0c- casion of the gubernatorial visit; hope the tire- some railway journey front Sackville had noth- ing to do with Her Excellency-s decision to stay

at home.

$110110

The number of unemployed in the United .l(ingdom dropped 20.838 during August. ac- cording to Labor Ministery figures issued. Llnentploy-cd at August 23 totalled 1.353.531- The number of insured persons employed in- creased 45.000 during the tnontlt to lt.56.2,o0C. or 490,000 higher than one ycar ago. >1- =11 11- 11-

ls this possible i11 the newcst of the new com- ntttnistic regimes? At a chtldrens theatre con-

lt is 1izling that tho mcnloriztl to .\dn1iral llav- f‘ '1 11111111] b1- crectcd i11 the Province and citv If ‘1 mlnption, ivhcrc his ll.'llll(‘ is still :1 ltouse- b.1911 word. Perhaps the type of tnentorinl rl11~~11-—.1 cairn similar to the (nrtier 11mm!- n1. :—i< not exactly what our citizens til-mild 1 - vr in such a central pl:1cc. It is neithcr a 11111»; of l)(‘1’llll_V nor of very great intpressivc- new. llut thcrr- can he no difference of opinion a- ro the value of the achievcntcttt it Commem- o1"'1.'1~<,

________.__i Bond Maluriiies

,»\ {11-11111-1- of Cnnndiztn Govertuuent fillflllfk 111 \.':\'5 the liiuztucial Post, has 1191*" , .1 111 11.11111 ztud ntt-ditttn-ternt issues 0f- ;,_~ ¢.,1_1~.p;11-1~,] with lQng-terttt issues. This - in sl1..1~1-11-r1n issues has been due to (W11 - tl11~ 1lf‘]l('l]1l1‘llCC of governtuents upon 111 iiuuuct- thcir requirt-tttcnts and tltc PIC- f1-1-1111J1- of invcstors gcttcrully for Sllfiri-lfffll prevailing low intcrcst

rt. L111 f1 rwl,

i111-r1

ir-wu-s llVCJllhO of the rant-s;

l, i. p....i],1.-_ hon-ever, 111:1: this policy 1111s born <111111-11-l1.'1t short-sightctl 11nd that gfivltffl- t11111l< will hrlvc to give serious cottsirlcratiott l0 1'111~1-1-:1-i11g 1l11-i1- long-tcrttt financing. Should in- t1--1-1~-.t rittl-s 1-1-1.- iu the near future, it is possiblc 1111-1 will find rt-funrling will ca! 11p a large par! 1-11‘ tiu- smiug tnmlc i11 inn-rest charges during r1-v1-11t \'1-.11~".

_\1-1v1'1-ding 11- fiuurcs l'1’l(‘&l>f.‘(l by the Bank 0f ('.111:11];1_ tlw- 1.11:1] znnouut of Dontiuion Govern- 1111-111. l'..\'.l1'. .1111] provincial bonds otttstaodittz 1.- .Q_;,.‘\'l1,' millions. 13f this amount, about $082

111.111.111.- 111.-1turt-s within the ncxt three years and 211111111 8.231111 tnilliotis in the ticxt to years and $111111 uiillions hcforc the end of 1958.

'|‘l1- s- figgttrcs. szrvs the Post writer, provide 1 contrast to the situation in Great Bri- tzl-n nod France. ln Great Britain two-thirds of lho notional dcbt is either irrrdecntable or [r].']llll‘l‘\‘ lxilcr than 3o years ltcnce, and in France at 1011s] zof} of the dcbt is irrcdcemablc.

slliluiig

Dictatorship Technique

ferencc in .\losco\1', Russian pluytvrights WEN? accused of not keeping abreast of young PPO-

Salz. of the Moscow (‘antral (‘ltilrlrerfs Thea- tre. I I I I

To predict itidzty wltztt the future holds in aviation is n01 so vcntut-esonu- as it would ltavc been a few years ago. s11 - the Gazette. T1101? is little doubt that cotttmcrcial flying will 110601110 the world's primary transport for passengers. light freight and mails, and the declaration that Lord Tweedsmuir makes that the airplane is the kev to the future of Canada's northwestern territories is as sortable as his vision is filir of our great Norttland as :1 country of moder- ate-sized industrial certtres, whose (lcvelopment will be due to, and their progress dcpcnrlctlt upon, aircraft. llis Excellency’ has just return- ed to Ottawa after ntakitig :1 tour which took him more miles titan any Canadian (iovcrnor- (icneral had travelled previously in an crptul length 0f titue, due to the fact that a large part of his journey tvas made by airplane.

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The long cantpaigtl waged by the National Union of Scamcn for abolition of “floating slums", has ended in victory 21nd the. Board of Trade has now ordcrcd owncrs to provide greatly improved accommodations for crews i11 all ships built i11 the futurc. In addition to a l'(‘f|ll]l'€- merit that every British ship of more than 2.- 500 tons must have ltospitnl accommodation for the c r cw, the Board of Trade decided that all vessels regardless of size ntust provide: quart- ers amidships o1- aft instead of the traditional forecastle; separate ntessrooitt :1nd sleeping ac- commodations for thr- dtffcrctit 11-.'1tchcs ;' ltunks in single tiers; bctter washing and 11111111112 f“?- commodation, hot watt-r and rooms for dry-rug clothes; and better ventilated quarters, 11-l11c11 must not be below the load waterline.

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Explorcrs have nothing on arcztcolngists and excavators in the way of surprising (llSCOVCFlCF. late in 1922 the scientific world was electrified by the discovery of the tomb of Tutankltrtmen whose rule in Egypt lit-gnu about r395 11C, T111‘ explorations revealed :1 remarkable rlcgrcc of

1711-11 _1-<-:1r. i11 the historic city of Nurembrrflfl.

,\.]1.]t' llil'r=r'~ Nari party ltohls- what it F5111‘. :1 .\':tir1t1.'1li<l Fovthwlisi COHKTPQ-K 11 15 3 Perm“ -- 1111111: of 1111- zlictnlorsltip technique. The ,..;,p,,. p," 1.11.,- psy-cholog); of welding an P2111111‘ 1111-1 .-1 solid unit through ltigh- .l p1':1p,'1'1:111ll;|, with Siglli, symbols M111 H .11‘ 1111,4111 :1< lhc instrumcttts of achieve-

"111 11].

F-tl-llur; 1l1.- .\'1-w York 'l'in1cs front Nurem- |-1---_ ]*1.1‘--1-1'1-].- '|‘, liirchnll, notcd correspon- -l-n'. 11111111.- vividly how this propaganda _. r , >I~,;11-1]i111_- ;~.t our of Nurctnbcrpfs railway- llfllM 111' l'1o1-;_'ht flint "all Gcrtnnny was de- .-~1 1151:‘; 11111111 Nun-utbl-rg." Vorc than 500

trvtiirs, 111 :~1'.lili1ui t1. military trains. brouqht '_1-1~'1~~'- 11' 1Y1 ln-wttds- lo tlu- citv. (ll-‘lclt train -1-~] 1-1 ‘1- 1~1.p'1'1~-l in 11-11 itiinttlr-sl. 'l'l1irtr-"n m‘ '1 - '1 llllf’\ 11:11] sprung up around ‘.'~r~ ‘ 111m- contained 2.600 tents, 110115-

11' u-oooo mm. turd up to Sunday 3.300.000 111-: 1 1-] 111-1-11 sr-rvcd to them. Further: "B-krn the nook-end 600.000 men will h!" paraded before Hitler The army and air 10ml have 50,000 already in camp. Th. Labor 0011i

at . ..-.__.__.

what we tcrm civilization, and indicated that ' people of 4,000 or 5.000 years ago knew a grcfll deal more about lift: and its comforts and luxuries than was over dreamt-d of. Now comes

norrsi at r11: WAY

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Physical education ls 1h‘- order of the day. but the umvcrsal spl-cttd 01 Short ltas not solved the 11:00- lem. Sports are still practised only by a tiny ntlnority. The grcatcr part 0f tllfi Win18“ People lillflk they have carried out their physical out- 165 “fhcll 11181! have read, in thru- 511011-1118 P811618, 0f the CXpIOlZS 0t a feu- spccialists-and written in what language. Mak 11g athletcs for exhibition seems to be the ultimate

gathering of loafers who D11)’, cy. A sports ground laid out

the large cities would D0

a football tnatclt is "Forty thousand people would prefer the bcDroittOtlawtt.)

concerns the public thc shoulri be put in possession of full information. The best way to cause an explosion is to sit on the sat- ety va vc; and publiciiy, uttcxag- gcratcd and unprejttcliced. 1s the bcs; safety valve in CXi5l€llCC.—EX.

1'68. it's hot, and the world is in a pleas and _e1c1-;.-1l1i11g 1s tops-y- 1111)) 111111 1119i’ 1'1’ llnntmg in Etu-opc and Asia. but. bless your ltcnrt, the vlrttcrmelott cl"0p is fine and 111,151,. m; ears are plentiful, so why worry.’ It is a pretty gQQd 01d world notwithslattctlttg the things that are not just. as you “mud

pic's minds, the charge being made by Namlia -

ltave them, and come to think of it, there are n lot of finc- folk hole below and there's :1 gout] 111110 com. mg in the street by and by, so perk upvattti be lmppy while you ntay. fittings are nvvcr so bud but that they could be ivot-sc, and tltcre ls always a .ut of good n the folk you knovl, if you'll only lakv the tt-ottblc- to find ll-.—Jl’li(‘l‘.~1()ll c113; 1M0: News.

The story is tulrl that when New l.ie_Cl1-.1.1nt:c1-ial11 bccumc Prune lllintlstet‘ he arranger] u Cubutc-l, clscusstoit on foreign pclicy. Eat-t] Aifnlslcz- was asked to 0.1118 in, news, and there was a fairly long exchange ‘of opinions. Mr. Cham- berlan did not take any part tn the uiscusslott. I-Lc sat back and ilstcucd. Wharf the tuscusslott was €ilff€d he 1S said to have surveyed his 20 colleagues with u calm cyc- and pddrcssed these words to them: l. think that. I can now appreciate your views, genmnten, and 1 sug- gest that. the best course we can adopt ts to leave foreign policy in the capable itantis of the Foreign Secretary and 111_\'.~"ol1’.‘ To 111,5 there was no audible rlLss-citt. 'l‘h1s week M. Pls were lakng oft their hats t0- Mr. Ciuttnbc-rlam. He has followed his own suggcsliott 111th decisive actlon, and introduced not only single control bu; rcniistn into our foreign 1)0l1t',\'.—l..o11t10ll £51111- day Dispatch.

From Loyalist sources comes worn that tnstu-gcnl. fit-tu-rui Franc.» is pleading with ital)" and Uvrmnny for 125,000 troops further to r1111 111m .11 a new offensive agains. ltlutlrld. Front informed circles in Europe generally comes the 1m- pression that, stucc- Get-many 11a.»- reiralned from standing any war- ships to the Mcdifcrrmtcati. she flPPflrently seeks to UVOiCl precip- itating further trottblc. Tints, although no clefin 1e ugrccctitttt t, Wt" attained, the imp ion is widespread that compromise Ls in the air. Great Brltaurs buck-to- the-u-all attitude scents to have reacted on the dictators in rcvt =4: ratio: As the British cum Siifjkh out, the dictatorial fist drops low- etn-The Chrstian Monitor tLon- don.)

The “won't works" in litt- 'l'r;uts-. raal are out of luck. The govu-n- ntent has csutbllshcd :1 Wllili-s‘ col-

uu-tariiy work to support. tneiusclvts anti families will be t-ontpcllcd to labor. Mal-tier] tncn gt", two 51111,. tugs and sixpcttce pet- 1.-.1_1-, of‘ which all but tnrccpcnet: \\'l.l 11c scnl. to 111°" dfilltxzdcnts. a114,;- mt-n 1111i gct only three pCllLL‘ ptt- tiny. Tuc- men must wot-k from lint)’ to slxiy hours per weak, chief y 11-. tnanua] labor, 11nd lne rulcs and 1- '1l11t.1.ns are strict. A luttgtstlntc 11..1y (‘cm- ntlt any 1112111 0.1 111-111" C\1(1('ll('l‘ .1111]. he has refused to 1,13 lo 11-11rk. 011-,»

ournnl. A schoolboy of‘ Milli], ‘l‘r casa. in ‘bllvJ-Thy is 1111.:

. And the .ittle skunk will 11111211013’ alo get a day of’! to attend his faihct-‘s funcral.—windsot- Star.

A very old gold u-nteh. which has. been itatltlcd dawn from 0.111- tain Cook, the famous cxplorrr, fig- ured fn the Newcastle court m n theft case. A native who hurl 11.110 previous convictions, 11a.» ioutd guilty of the theft of this wntch together with some cash from a private house. The computinant was a (laughter oi U. G. i-llmcr, of Newcastle, who clnints direct des- cent from Captain Cook, and it was

the other sidc of pro-historic discovery and sur- mise. Cain and Abel. who arc stipposcd to ltavr. invented fighting arc absolved by Prof S. l1. Honk-c, of Kings College. London. "I want to , point out," he told the British Association for the Arlvanct-mcut of Science, “that Cain's slay- ing of Abel was not jealous ruurdcr but a ritrnl for iticrcasitig thc fertility of the soil." The

or Arlnm and lit-c, and in the sccond plncc, he rlottbtcd that the-y cvcn were brothcrs, "l4ccr-nt

ind tnillcnnitutt 1'1 C." ho snid "show that it wits r1 ritual to kill :1 slu-phvrd nt the limo of the

shipper] by killing Abt-l,

_ h 1" thus presumably lit-Ip- mg t e s01.

P-ut. ncvcrthr-lcss,

ledgcment that Cain

did kill Abel, no matter what the pretext

this confirms gram was carrcd ou. h the accuracy of the Tlihle in 1h» scicntific rlcloirh-r- 111°" 111°" 511d ""11!" ""1 ‘mouse

stated .n evidence that the native had only been engaged as houscboy for a few days whun ht- stolc the articles and disappeared. He was traced by the police, however. and the watch, which ls much treasur- ed, was recovered lie got three months-Brandon Sun.

General Smut; has begun agita-

profcssor said that Cain and A1101. in the first 11°111"1;1°1P“'t1“"§£1 amiapctolyn’ place. had itothitiq to do with the flnrdcn of Eden South A r w‘ ° o m P“ mm” or

the oldest race, the Afncan Bush- mcn of the Kalahari Desert. who recently appealed to the Govern-

finds in North Syria dating from about lhc scc- mem- They mmwllcd ‘m’ only

South Africa, hilt South Europe 25,000 years ago. General Smuts promised to allow them to hunt

suntmcr drought and lhni (‘niu tirobalih- wor- deer l“ 1119 1451"” lllfmrvo‘ bu‘ me

pat-k authorities annoulwe 111111 I11"

rests would be made if $11011 fl i110- The 1111.11

at one sitting days and they detach; ‘than

idea. and sport. has become a com-'

mercinl enterprise. a plty-tvlcket. :1 cultural

tratchittg twenty-two young men playng. 1, contrary." —

Muzzling the truth is nevi-r good, policy. If the ntattcr is one that tiubltc

any where men who 111i not vol- '

would thin]: that tins l11t.t1-l>->1l<l1'rh3 "‘ " "111; 5.l‘en of a. distant tt-rnlmcttt 11011111 st-ml .1 lot oi 1n:-n ,' cow 0111 loomng for jw_c__1r,.l._g,aph . 120111.. . .. sun over the eastern hill,

PUBLIC FORUM

flab column In open he un- dluuuion i! lIII-rolpflldllll or quutlola 0| lnlurlll. Th» 1 Charlottetown Guardian than not l naeulully entlorlo ill opinion: ,- nl Respondent-l.

11 AN "UNBALANCIID"

editorial. (Sept. 9th)

Sir,-Your I Education"

l ctnpltasis: "It is now generally re- alized and vocational 011t sacrificing the philosophical background of the past." Our own , cmmnon school course i3 a 111111-1111: , illustration of the lack of this co- ordinztliott. In 1931 only 312 out of sortie 8000 persons of university age were attending universities, yet our IX and X grades with 2500 pupils in them are forced to take fo11r studies which are neith- er cultural nor vocational for at least 2061'] of these. AlgebraGeom- ctrv. Latin and French, take one- half of the pupils time for home and school study. and have little rcal value either to help the indi- vidual as farmer at his occupa- tion. or as citizen in carrying out his social duties or to enrich his l1.e in leisure hours.

Of the 312 who go forward to the university. not more than a ‘tenth ever return to assist in the

i1_.lTlClllllll'?ll. industrial, or social

life of the province, yct our whole common school cottrse shaped

to strit this small group. The -e.

nmlnmg 7000 of that age-group who

rcmsitt onthe Island and carry v11 11-5 tasks. support its cultural ltistittttlons and social organiza- tions. and provide the funds for the tluiversity education of this ,privilcgcd body. are handicapped 1 by the school course thrust tmon , lhctttsclvcs. It is a crying injus- , 11w- I-‘ttrther. after those have rumploted their university work. they often are employed by indus- trial. commercial and financial corporations who utilize the ex- pcrbtraining their families have lJTOYlIlOKT for them. and coming

mt" C°ml1etition 111111 n19 11111-1-

Drlses of this province only help

to make the lot o.‘ their own kins- I folk harder than ever. binding ‘ fresh hobbies on their feet and a lshortcr halter about their neck-i".

Algebra and Geometry deal with the abstractions of number and

M11100 111 a Way that bring no help 1whatsoctior to thi- average work- ‘er. Latin and French as tautzht in the common school (and not pursued any further) are simply Uvastcd on the ordinary English- lSpPnklllg citizen. This might not 1 be S0 sPTlOUS wore it not that they . Crowd out the English studies, The a"“1'“‘!*‘ 111ml] leaves school wltha small vocabulary, has not had en- 1 (111211 praclicé in reading to make 111 a Dlcasure, and sutTers all his 111i.“ from the lack of this truly .t-11ll11r11l‘t-xcrc1sc, when ha]; me 1 pupils time for two whole years 1s thus lmssprnt. no wonder we fen] lhc (lRflSlTOllS effects. After all is mid. rituch of it vcry silly, the lmrrl fact rcmnins that [or 1.31.- commou citlzrn there is no study that begins to offer the snme ad- vantages for cultural o1- vocatlona] uses like the practice of reading flood English. This opens up to him a wide world into which he mny roam at will and find rich pasture.