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Morning Daily (Founded In I587]

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"The Strongest Memory is Weaker Than the Weakest Ink.’

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17, 1943- Post-War Planning

Some titue ago a committee was set up in the lluuse of Commons tinder the chairmanship of 1n; Cyril jamcs, principal of McGill University, to study problems of posi-u-ar reconstruction and social security. The research advisor to the iwnlnnftee is Dr. Leonard C. Marsh, a former gcgislailt to Sir William Beveridge, author of um wi/lijlyi-Plllllltilfd social security plan for the Cuizcd Kiugiloin. Dr. Marsh has prepared a report based largely 0n studies made of Can- adian affairs during the past twelve years. From the summary of the report in today's issue, it will be seen that it covers national health in- surauce, reviscd llflﬂllplﬂylllcflt insurance, chil- iheiﬂs allowances, extended old-age and retire- mcnt pensions, and funeral grants. The esti- mated cost of the scheme would be one billion dollars s year. The outlay of s second billion (lltflllg the first ycar after the war on works pro- jccts l5 suggested.

The scheme is much more than an extension cf existing social legislation. For example, the principle of need would be greatly restricted. Contributory old-age pen$i0l15 and non-contri- butory children's allowances would go to the wioltliy as well as the poor. Collections of con- tributions would be made from farmers and others who are in business on their own u well rs from employees. The proposals involve Do- minion administration of pensions, children's allowances, etc, which would mean a consider- able enlargement of federal powers under the British North America. Act. The report does not purport to present s detailed plan for the different measures it suggests, but rather an outline of a general system.

A1 such, it will doubtless be very fully discus- sed by the parliamentary committee. There will be general agreement as to the objectives which the planners have in mind-that of eliminating unemployment, want, and distress. The ques- tion is can these objectives be achieved along the lines suggested, without endangering other things which are also vitally important, such as our democratic way of life and freedom from bureaucratic tyranny. '

The report opens up vast and interesting fields for discussion. Therein, perhaps, may lie a danger. We have s war to win against very powerful and resourceful enemies. That is t0- day, as it was three years ago, the question of first and foremost importance We cannot afford to spend too much time discussing post- war utopias.

63 Cents For 37 Cents

Our neighbours in New Brunswick netted a profit of $2,950,956.85 on their liquor business in the year recently closed, an increase of $730,- 649.26 net profit over that of the preceding year. In the circumstances our neighbours are quite jubilant over the business, the more so, as they proudly boast, in addition to those Three Millions (in round figures) they handed over to the Provincial Exchequer, they contributed in Federal duties and sales taX. another Two Mil- lion odd, viz. $2,158,728.11. “The total of the two ansounts, first payable to the Federal GOV- emment, second payable to the Provincial Gov- ernment,” says the report of the Government Control Commissioner, Mr. R. G. Fulton. "in- dicate that out of the total gross sales of the llrmrrl (ijrjio pcr rent of the total receipts of the hoard 1m; hrmi rvlnrurd In the pen/lie [or the ‘flnriﬂiir .\'r'r1‘ire.r rrmfcred {he public by the D0- "yin/HM and Pwniinriul finrirrnnieuls."

Till»; imliﬂlliiltjlly, is something to make a noise about, tun governments fattening and battvuiug at the expense of the unnatural thirst of the IIUPlIlEICB. It means, of course. it] P1351‘! figures that, the Governments are pocketing 63 cents and the brewers and distillers 37 cents of Qvpry (lflllflf paid for alcoholic liquor, while the consumer and taxpayer is left with the headache.

Mr. Lloyd George when he introduced his Health Insurance scheme in the Old Country, uscd 1n claim that the Wagc-tafnﬂ’ g0! "511 f0!’ 4d". That is the wage earner contributed 4d a wcck out of his hard-camcd pay, the employer 4d and thc (itwcrniiiciit another 2d, bringing the total cost for doctor's attendance and medicine to 1nd per week. In that case, however, it was the Government earned headache, for, through the huge miscnlculntion of Mr. Lloyd George's advisers, at the end of two years the Government found itself with a deficiency running into near- ly $45-°°°.000- _ _

Perhaps if the cost of running courts, police,

nitcntiarics, prisons, not to mention curing hzalfh and hcarlbrcaks, etc., in New Brunswick were taken inln account, the amount actually "rail/mm! lo Ihn people for the various ser- vices rendered Ilie futblic by the Dominion and Prmiinriul (Iovrrmnnn/K’, might likewise prove I liugclyi minus quantity.

Northwest Passage By Air

People interested in our Northwest, in avia- tion or in progress of any kind will do well to procure a copy of the current Canadian Gcorgra- nhicnl journal. Us principal article is an ac- qmmt by Mr. j. A. Wilson, Director of Air Ser-

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vices, of the making of the Northwest Airway —linking Edmonton to Whitehorse and Alaska and bringing together a score of remote points on the top of the world. _

"Northwest Passage by Air" is the title of Mr. Wilson's very informative article. He re- counts briefly that the quest for a short route (o the Orient began in 1492 but in reality ended only when the Canadian Government conclud- ed its airway. \Vritcs Mr. Wilson:

"The isolation of Northwestern Canada has now gone forever. The highway will open up the whole district and give ready access to all parts of northern British Columbia, the Yukon and Alaska. The adventpf the airway may be much more far reaching in its effects. It gives fast transportation to all Northwest Canada and Fdaska but is also the shortest route to the Ori- cfit over which will pass, when peace returns, the express traffic of two continents. The Northwest Passage, dreamt of by men of vision for four centuries, will then be at last a reality."

There are fifty illustrations with Mr. Wil- son's article, presented with the clcarness that always characterizes the Geographical journal's photograph work. The pictures alone tell a fascinating story, but Mr. Wilson brightens his script with passing comments on how he picked sweet peas in Fort Nelson in October and how the tractor trains pushed back the frontiers long before we heard so much about the recent work done by the American road-building units,

_________________ B.I.S. Entertainment

Sons of Old Erin the world over are cele- brating St. Pati'ick’s anniversary today. A pop- ular feature of the celebration locally, for many years past, has been the entertainment sponsor- ed by the Benevolent Irish Society. This year is no exception, and preparations have been made for the presentation at the Prince Edward Thea- tre of a fine comedy drama “Irish justice", with s. variety of specialties between the acts. The sftemoon and evening performances dc- serve to be widely patronized, the more so as amusement of this kind is more or less at a- premium in wartime, and the proceeds go to the charitable fund of the Society, which is one of the oldest and most widely known on the con- tinent.

1- EDITORIAL NOTES — This is St. Patrick's Day. n r r a

Even s Chief of Police is not above the law. Chief Constable Draper of Toronto has had to pay $16,729 as the result of an auto accident iu which he was involved in September, 1941.

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, Oh these war-time bureacursts what ex- pensive luxuries they have become! Rev. A. M. Nicholson, C.C.F., Mackrnzic, has elicited in Parliament that Hon. j. G. Taggarl, Saskatche- wan Agriculture Minister, drew from the Fed- eral Government no less than $16,060 as salary and expenses as foods administrator for the Prices Board. s is s s

Pierre Corneille, French dramatist and poet, died this date 1684; his masterpiece “Le Cid", but has other 2o outstanding works to his credit. He was the father of French dramarwne of the greatest, if not the greatest. His genius was essentially romantic. In breaking with the stilted style of earlier writers of tragedy, Corn- eille led the way towards the later romantic

ldrama: "Violence is just, where mildness is in

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So many Canadians and American soldiers are stationed in the English country districts, says a contemporary, that the speech of British chil- dren is being affected, a fact which is worrying Geoffrey Wliitworth, director of the British Drama League. In order to preserve the tradi- tional accent unadulterated, the League is mak- ing phonograph records. In the future when the records are played, and it is explained the pronunciation is the real English, listeners may be expected to retort with “Oh yeah.”

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The Episcopal bishop of the Diocese of Al- bany is willing to stop shaving if women are willing to give up cosmetics, he said and added, "You can say that's a. bargain." The Rt. Rev. G. Ashton Oldham, gave this statement in com» menting on the storm of protest he aroused in Hollywood by his remarks in an Ash Wednes- day service that painted lips and tinted finger- tips were not necessary to bolster war morale. The suggestion he slop shaving came from the irate women of Hollywood. Scoffiug at the value of cosmetics as a morale-builder he d:- clared: “God hclp this country if wc have to de- pend on those things! I cxpcctcd soiue opposi- tion, _of course. YVe got along without those things for a great many years and I think we can get along without them now. I don't think morale can be affected in the slightest by using cosmetics."

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Drink is the source of much trouble in the world, including Ottawa. As the result of their restrictive measures, the Federal Government has roused the antagonism of various pro- vinces, which complain that it has utilized war- time orders-of-council lo over-rule the B.N.A. Act. Ontario was the first to rebel, one of the sequels beingthe retirement of Treasurer Mitchell Hepburn. But now “Mitch" has been disposed of Premier Conant has taken up the cudgels. In the Legislature he declared the provincial government should be taken into the confidence of the Dominion government, particularly when the effects of any contemplated order-in-coun- cil are so far-reaching as the war-time alcoholic beverages order of last December. Similarly in Nova Scotia Legislature, the Attorney Gen- eral, Hon. j. N. MacQuarrie stated in his criti- cisms of Ottawa that "if we want to cut down the consumption of hard liquor the way to do it is to have a supply of low alcohol content beer." I-le felt that “Ottawa should have given more con- sideration to this" whcn it reduced the amount of beer going on the nmrkct. "If bccr had been left as it was, we might have gone cvcn further in cutting down on spirits," said Mr. Mac- Quarrie, whose department administers the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission. "This might have made our job of arlmiuistralioii loss dif-

ficult."

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g torpedo. drew a bud. fired, hit and exploded torpedo before 1t reached the sh --8tratford Beacon-Herald.

For and; purposes. I Ber- Llu nova“ 1s runnlnl Btelnbsckls "Grapes o Wrath" 1n serlll form. It. (follicle life muons the "Olden" — before they went to work for the airplane plant; at. 90 centssn hour turning out those bomber; whose stln: the Germans are now beginn- ln: w feel. Victor-ls Tlmel.

Of tremendous Internet to nll who make theft living on the high seas ls the announcemen that a way has been found or 1s being found to make sea water f1t to drlnk The news some; from the Unlted Stat- es Navy's new medical research 1n- stltufe at Bethesda. Md" and whlle there may be a slight element of doubt with regard to the success so far achieved. Dr. A. C. Ivy, d1- rector, "goes s1; far a; to say; “I thlnk its hopeful -absolutely." - Owen Sound Sun-Times.

The Ottawa Journal commends the “verbal adventures" to be found 1n a study of the WOYds 1n diction- aries. "Pick any at random," 1t says ~-nnd l! it had chosen thi- word “random" ltself as m lllustrstlon, 1t would have been able to make out a good case. For “random"

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Premier Campbell's Tribute

. (Halifax Ohronlcls) Bpukfn; 1n the Prlnco Edward Island uslsfstun s few days use Premier dumbbell vein s w‘! "l! 21”“ w m‘ “hiiobfjngngwnc PzessE-o-wtl-niymlfrfemler declared-Ha psssln thmulh difficult times. The difffc nu or the Prm mm to b! —— s n. ““’°°'"ll2..‘@ i“ W “Mmfﬂﬁﬁgﬁ T1111. Menwarudpdbell. says 1s true ' , s are trolls: tour" 2:; his; i?‘ $1131. ill-tins»? m, fqnoyal o; 3%“. "$1.1" m. deed. most o! u; are ults content 5146mm and m, m, pmventlon to accept the fact ths our news-

CHARLOTTETOWN WINTER SHIEWALKS

of the formation of lee dur th "P" ﬂbptsrl rezulsrly each day whiter months, certnln depsuiiifsbls ll i" mdlum" m” a ‘f.’ 1' golf, 1T, QWQ‘ “Eh” flﬁﬂ“ 3:8]: of "iluiinginfiriifudsi" tie-tutu,- an . see, o o n -

as: 1:11;’: more lpipgrmn... ‘ma; n be farther from the . la o lkl , _, - u» Clty uiiim. ‘There n-re m Char- W9, 8m“ mm "m; f 93;‘ lottewwn twenty-sh: mile; of streets vm" -M'- WWW“ g" '1" " m but not more than forty-eight to °°'°P°"l° w“ "'1'" h‘ "m" ﬁfty mlles of sidewalks. Some ll" “"1"” "l"? ""1"" "l" ‘Y; streets are ved on one sldo only. 401“! 1h _t-l1s pump lagers-st. an On others, liiause; are built only s "him "my B" 4° "5 a f ‘Tgngg’ short dfstance from the nearest ¢mll°n I" b°l°w m’ mff l‘ ° e maln street. thus rendering snow "M"! m" "9 5M“-

ﬂeulng unneces, new“ m, Such practical and timely recog- fartherest house. 1 will probably. "W" °f "w Pmblfm“ °l wafer’; therefore, lip safe, when resilmath glam“: Immgif lgwﬁgf; to an hi1 ‘° ‘"" “"°“ °""°"- Ell”. "s: =‘r".."=..=::°"'::l:= 2. Q Anﬂly of mow to be remov- 9° - "9 ° m m " ' ed. Asu our winters vary one from "RY °n u" Pm n“ °“lY °t lfldlv‘ the other, 1n some years there “"533 but 313°" °f ¢°'“' being heavy snowfalls accompanied l" 191°" “m "ﬁwn-‘lbluly W3?“ by drifts, and m others, such u ll "w!" l" "W???" "Pwflwg

Incite; or snow, 1t 1s noes ,1 tn "W- ""1 m” "'93" "l"

came into English from the Old French “randomﬂ an tmperuous course. and that, In turn, derived from the German “rand? an edge of brim, "the word origin- aly halving reference w the viol- ence of s stream flowing full to the brim " Marty's the Canadian stream will be flowlnp “It random" when Spring comes. -Torontc star.

Most of n; stay-st-home denials have wondered how the world anybody can dfstlnguls J:- panese from Chlnese. The United States armv. 1n s pocket guide for troops 1n china, offers suggestions: The Jan will be short squat, almost without waistline, s skin lemon yellow, eyes slanted toward; his nose, whiskers heavy. Usually there will be s wide calloused space be- tween the first and second wee, where s. thong bound. 111s sandals before he began wearing army shoes. He can't pronounce the letter ‘T’ and hlsses the "s." Try hlm on "Isllapslooza." —From the Vlctorts Times.

From Texas oll fields to Illinois, the world's largest oll lpe line has

miles. It 1s one of the largest trans- r-tallon projects of the war. The line cost ca 000%, and will have

011 daily to rall tank ear; for dLs- tribution 1n the Eastern States. Work l5 now fn progress on a sec- ond 8ﬁ7-mlle pfpe llne from Norris Clt , Illlnols to the New York and P ladelphia refining areas. Etigln- eers estimate that the completed line from Texas to the East. will hold 4,000,000 barrels of elk-as much as all the wells of the United States produce in a day. -The Argonaut.

“Hlfler II Ilka I caged gorilla.” The phrase has become part of the siock-ln-trade of British propaganda. No phrase illustrates better the men- ace of the metaphor. It ls uncom- pllmentary to the gorilla, which neither breaks the first law ln the code of creation by lusting to kill ts own kind nor vlslts sadism on the non-Aryans of the anlmsl world. It under-estimates H11

careful preparations

Wehrmacht a lead 1n war which Alles only now are beginning to re- duce. It ls s. sign of military illlteracy to regard as s cage area of manoeuvre stretching fr the Don to the English Channel and from Munnansk to the heel ofdltuly. --London Evening Stand- ar .

On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Thmnas F. Sullivan who lost flve sons simul- taneously when the cruiser Juneau ssn . visited the Phelps-Dodge war pant. in Elizabeth, N. J.‘ and plead- ed for Increased production. On Tuesday almost a third of the first day shift walked out and w” for- lowed by I Alxl-h of the second 11a shlft, 1n protest bee 1i were not recelvln ,

equal work." e union contract called for srbltratlon of disputes, which had not vet been attempted. Thus did these war workers. many of them deferred from a draft. that promises to take fathers of depend- ent children, show appreciation of the sulllvan famllyb sacrifices for democracy. -.By Burton Heath 1n NEA Service).

Earl." In the war the newspapers wore ‘I'd enough to give the mid- lnc public explanations of the rank badges of the fighting forces. It. would be too much to say that they have all been remembered, but. the average layman at least knows that some slight difference in rank exists between a group captain and a pilot officer. It 1s suggested that l?" D118! mllht erform a similar servlce In nlng the Bradatlons of ‘the Ottawa hier- archy. We have controllers. admln- lstrawrs, directors and co-ordlnq- tors, but how they are to be regard. 9d bl‘ "I! lly 11bit: 1s s mystery. Does I oo-ordlnstor out-rink an

or vice verse? Does

A" the" Krsdatlons of rank among the officials. so that the co-ordlna- tor of tin 08115 1s senior (or lunlor) to the co-ordlnator of cat food? - The Printed Word. -_____. ff anyone salts the identity of thejlghtlng Allies who held fennel. ous-Y to the eastern end of that African front for two discourag- lng years, s11 we can say l4 this: The! are troops of that myster- ious "other United Nations" which landed something 11h 150.000 men 1n North Africa simultaneously with our own better ”“ ’ ' " _ They are merely the fellow; who fouilht the Axis alone before Hitler decided to attack Russia. and Je- pen ventured to attack us. They are merely the follows who deflated the purported gsnfus. Rommel. and his supposedly lnvfnol- lo army. How we would cheer those fellows if they were Russians -or even Frenchmen changed their uniforms n couple of times like Dsrlnnf But thew are only Britons; so we can continua to sllght them, to ult them. tn mfnfmfze their victories (except when we can take credlt for than) and to magnify their defeats. They don't care about that. All they care

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4. The numb: of snow and rain “P” w P13?‘

storms. In acldftlon to the quantity Good St Patrick

figure upon the reoonls of u luf-

flclent number of years 1n the put

to obtain s safe average for the re.

8. Amount. of raln that hill. occur. Thls I; requfred when utt- matlng the coat of snow clearing lnery can be driven 1s also an lm- l; st, purl-my _ poi-tent factor, for bratlons of thse n“ m ‘u’ 1n; Irish" .11: i’; '§3Sa"$'i§“$.’$§ “m “"3 mil-gang 1g; w“ d lesend. dnm m ts shores. a

lmbour. will depend, not o condmonsmnrf experience has shown m ugh s,“ Patrick u m. 9.0:‘

or snow that falls each month and nece .v to know the number of days each month, upon whlch rain and snow storms n d s

5. Cost and Speed of snow ulesr- n in; machinery. The cost of the‘ snow plow brushes, etc. 1g mqulred an ordlertlthst the and -——-—-

rec a on over s no o years

megs’ be included 1n the annual l‘, n” mum“ ‘w, wst- The med at which the miwh- m wartime ma out of 1t March 11 of machine; requlrod to cm: the been km forty-eight miles of pavement attu- on their own seen storm, but also the wslu to un not because of be ld ‘to the drivers. 5t —1t's St. Patrick's

'r ere wlll possibly be some who d inwbvds can set

contend that forecasts of 1119039111811 P. weather probabilities and the cost "N"! 31°F!“ e green

that there is a remarkable similar- ity of’ weather conditions coverlng ffmmgembered o‘ ancient Huh periods of ten and fifteen years. In our case. we have the records 0f thirty-two years of Charlottetown q; Erin, weather upon which to base our e first st hem Sn Irfnh calculations, v1z., from 1910 to 1942, history was Ozciigmac, km; of the slnce the flrst tabulatlons were Gonnacbt province Ln west central Kant by the Mgﬂgqyolgglqgl Depart. Ireland who ruled between 250 and men: of the Domlnlon Government. 09 A-br D this By the kindness of Superintendent of the town 1" i to the 11th cen- Zlhlf. “h.lz..3.°&l.?i§2i“' ‘iﬁlémh; ,,, m, m- UpgvgEg-windgnw Toronto, I have been supplied with m; n s, Patrick w“ wig“ “as: the futures cf snow and raln falls Brfwm {o ma“, u a my captive for every month sfncs 1940, as re- 4051mm” mm hum" Ab ferred to 1n clause 3. 8. and 4 above. though there were ' ktnﬁfonts 1n Inslan conboégd most m m - 13°! years ey held e high and kingshlp exclusively.

shall publish game 1 m n x1 1 ft. er. They wui not .3, tie fbunde of Chilled Nam 0M

Biblical Misquotations (From the Cape Times, South Africa.)

Perhaps no book has had so many quotatlons lgnorantly foisted upon 1t as the Bible. One of best known of

MP9 lalﬂb." A famous Hebrew scholar being asked whereabouts 1n Blble that text was, replied ln- stantly that 1t could not. be 1n the Bible, for it was not true. Whether mic or not. 1t was nld neither by Solomon nor in?“ other Biblical writer, but by wrencs items. being his rendering of a famllfar

ench proverb. “In the mldst of life we are in death" 1s not from the Bible, but the Prayer Book. Another favorlte quotation from this imaginary Sc 1s "Not _ D 0,, lost but gone before,’ which 1s the ~. '" "'0 . title of n song published s llttle "~

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over a. hundred years ago. A later .

song has as one of 1t: llnes. _ “Though lust to sight, to ,1 dear," whlchagulte s number of De 1e are re

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TENDERS will be received st this Department until um "t. ‘e noon on Thursday, March 25th, for the running of s gaso- line ferry at Poplar Point. Parties tendering to give full 3mm,” Mm Gﬁnhp‘. mm“, m, particulars of the boat, including engine horse power. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be marked “Tender for Poplar Point Ferry.”

(L. B. MacMILLAN) Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highways

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' re, Auto, Life, Accident, Sicluiess and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

a tomb 1n vtrt/ife of a slmlllsr belle . Nor 1s there any origin 1n Scrip- mire for the sound ethical proverb, that, "two wrongs do not make s. mp1s." 111a Bible correctly trans- laed, nowhere says that "money

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