PACE FOUR _ '..

T.'E . lllllRlllTTiitllffll GUARDIAN

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Man m l'.|i..A., $4.1m p11 w“- 5115 for 3 mouths; 50c for one month um uiiuvcn 55.00 pm mu". aii-W 1w v MINI! $1.15 for 3 muutus, 60c fnl one Month. By Maul to uuicr rruvuicis inuil ll. s. A. iii-W P" N" nucisq. sails put NJ. il-W W‘ F “"9"”- 501: for if luuuml

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Ll LIJIUHJLI Mill] U‘ llllllfl Bqllillﬂi

“i. Qunrluuuioiiii llvmuug- Auwn ilguiu.

puulu haw: Auuiiq, form-r Milk and “llhlllllvl. unfair; lllflfllvullldh aim- HINWL l!“ 1"" “'- uulllfQlll| i! hue. JQI u“; an, Aiii-iiiiui; new: Stud.

Ulllllivllﬂ Luurlrl. "ll-Anti. \\--11t~~ "M BWN- ‘°4°‘-'" 0m; nun riiliai-i-ii siiiiii, lltlflVlllll h. ﬂ-i '

“The Strongest illemury l8 Well/WI’ "W" ‘M urea/rest Ink." u '1" lTl-lgvlxn‘, at‘ i’ Q1711. 1943

. _ IJ Gandhi \Vlicro He uelongs i iii-w,‘ . . - 3

l.‘l\1lllit(l\ is ll1". ‘ml; "l, bum bay is nbi 11cc. “H,” in"? a national sxuidp “aith noting in con. IICCIlUII 111;" "M! “l l“; Hon‘ L b; Mp, xciciaiw of btatc for huh-n’ m“, i; a1‘ iliiiikiiig pcoplc 111 lndia i111‘ l1’ l " "HM ("lwrnllwllt 5 “pun ,., , ‘.1 ‘iliilllllls lilllllllll and ‘ i- .r_, .i.1 All-India Cuiigrcss

11 v uriziviit made ovcr the

i of sukiiig all 01W" iii an (‘tfort to rc- . ‘s; Party which , I all ti» ZlKCCPl. the (iffcr 1, dirt-r iht- \\'11l', conveyed b)’ < pi 111t- lndiziiis last May. raw. that lirindlii hzi< pllLYPil ' -' . \\"ii"lc hc was toiling 11> rilnillll in India. iig thc Japanese hr \\as lying in the h (liiigrrss a resolution -1. 1'_p,- liugl, (l; .\[)l‘ll l7. TlIlS fillill\\>i “Japan's (iuar- rel i,- mr 1111111 li" >hc is warring against the British Empire. l s participation in the war has not bccn with zlic ciiiisclit of rcprcsctitativcs of tho Indian 111» lll(‘_ lt was a puvcly British act, If liiilia “crc frccd. l1('l' first stop ivould probably liq 1i) 110:1 aic with Japan."

The All-India Coiigri-ss rcjcctcd this resolu- giori, but adoptctl a modification of it, and thii suhstitutc, acciiriliilg to the Ciovcrnnicnt of I11- dla, is practically lllc 5.11111‘ as tlic one Siibliiiliﬁd by .\Ir. (iaiidhi, I

On Aug. 2 tiandhi warncd that unless India was given complete independence now, her “hid- den (ligcrimqm 111111- l1iii~<1 forth into wclcotnc for

\\‘C<_‘i{-L‘ll(l, accu-iil l briak with thi- Ii

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of lfhilllllllOfl ~ Sir Stafford f

l1 is plain at a twu-faccil ri Britain hc w. while he was . would resist in archivcs of ih which lic p1'i~p~- resolution r:i11 z»

11K. JQPIHIPM‘ sliriiilil 111v lzuicr laud iii India." To (‘XC\1>(' liiiii-"t-lf, liairlhi slalcil that U115 languagt \\':l< ,, ._\i'<l as a bargaining

weapon, I11 plain terms, it was what i\lr_ Amery statcd it to he, "an ztttcnipt bv blackmail and civil (licun-hﬂilgc {ll 111;1l;c (1l".l' ar_v govvriiiiiciit of In- dia impossible ;ii1i1 to paralyze India's ivar cf- fort." _

Therg is only one placc for . persons of this type iri \\'.'1l'll111<‘. and that is l)(‘lllllfl liars. Gandhi has been thcrc l1cf<1i'c. Thc mistake the BritiSh made kiivpiiig hini thcrc.

was iii not

U.S. Press Tribute

In the course of a two coltimn article detailing Canada's war pcriiuiiiziiicc, the Tdincs-Ilcrald of \\'asliingto11 sols out lllC t; Llllilll rates, fixed by the butlgct in iliuir iiill ‘5C\'<_‘l'll_\'_, and goes oil t0 say in explanation of this taxation: _

“The rcason is that war is taking all the money Canada has. Canada's navy has grown from i5 ships ll1 lllJiilll 45o. Its army has gone from a purely Qlll'l'lsl11l—l1(l1'3.tlﬁ force to 450,000. The air force has goiic front 4.500 to more than 120,000. Aiid caiiiiila —primzirily aii agrarian countrv —now has t‘. c lrirgcst machine-gun plant in th(§'\\'()flll (iligi I'm-ii gun plant in Toronto), the largest air tr- iiiiig $Sllf‘lll(’ in the world, 811d the second largcs‘. tank zirsciial on this Coiitiﬂeﬂl (for the last six mouths. Russia has been getting I00 tanks a month frotii Canada)-

“Canada is supply munitions to Britain this year m ll'|(‘ i1111i~ 111‘_$i_<1oo_coo,<1<10 as an outright gift, Canadian 111uii:t:oiis 711K‘ bcliig uscd 011 every fighting front in tlic uwirlll.

“Twengv-five pl-r ccut of Britain's air forccs are Cauailiriii." _

The liiizwl Flulvs. fli- 'l‘iii1v< lfcralrl points out, will llIl\‘<' 1i» iiiziii- lili‘ piiisc iii lllC Canadian effort. It l'('lllZ'.l.\>',I "ll1; rcSHlt will be a stagger- ing cost, Those 111 giivcriiniciit, who have Stud- ied the llTlVlS and havr- S(‘(‘l1 that Cilriﬁdﬁ i135 prnvcn :1 Stiff of Qiipii-t lo thc future. are con- \'l1l(‘(‘(l that 1.1 ' i- xi-~ ‘.\'\‘ arc meeting now will sccm ltkc- uuc in a couple of ycars from now."

Provincial Expenditures

.\ suiiini:ii"v p1 1-111", ‘1 11y 1hr llaiik of Caitada sliiiiv~ cnrrviit i~\p-iilliliii"i"~ of the provinces dur- in‘; 11,57 111 liivi- l1~<11 23.; millions as coin- puir-il 111111 ,1 :,, 1 . 11 liyll, aii iiicrczisc of $111..) 1i .

Signifiruiit l"i-~'. E ivliih; lnla] currcttt expiuiiliinrr- 1 '11 - iiiiliwiiis i)\'(‘l‘ the fivc- yqgir pcri-iil, 1 . 1 < i»- il iippvil sonic $30 mil- lions, p) ililal i111‘, 4 1.3111illiini_< iii I941. Out-\\'ri;_- I 1'. . 1 i‘! ii-ltl-f CIVNlF, iiiadc 1,05,11,11. 1111-1111411 lll11~ i . -l li-iipliiyilu-iit Vlrlllll‘ fiuiis llf'.\flll{ t. 1' {:11 ]|l'll\lllCl2ll man- _-,g;-111r-111_ ~11iii - iiicrv:isc in high- \v.'iys (xv. '1’ . iii. inorc for pull- liq w-i-liYr l v ~_ 110.1. $9.5 inil- llOlls iii -' ' ‘ 1.5» siwl $3.: iiiilliiiiis ninri- l‘

I11 .11 ' 1 y‘ i rs, prnvillcial (flir- rciit r1 ‘i il Iriiiiirly liiiylicr with lllf‘ 1'11.‘ 11‘ "Y 31 PP" (-0111 11\" " ‘ " l't‘\'(‘11llf‘\' 0x- cocrh-ll 1*.'~ ‘ ' 1 i '1 .1‘ '1 1W prilvfllCCS, as a iihiiir, H111 i1 i , -, lil lilo black for

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the past two vviir»

5200 Iul 6 mulllihu

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A recent letter of the Royal Bank of Can- ada commented:

"In some fields of provincial and municipal endeavor, expcnditurcs have risen.

in the case of education and social welfare.

Many of the new educational projects include the technical training of men and women, youths and

girls for employment in war industries and are,

therefore, (lircctly contributory to the country's whole war effort. Social welfare and health scr-

vices also contribute to the prosecution of the war, through the improvement in general physical efficiency and morale.

“The time has come, however, for govern- ments, as well as individual citizens to examine closely their expenditures. Vital services must be maintained, but without waste and without “frills," while services of secondary importance should be dispensed with during wartime. The budget estimates of some provinces for the coni- ing fiscal ycar show evidence of a dcsire to re- strict expenditures, but in other cases further strenuous efforts in this direction are sorely necdcd.”

-EDITORIAL NOTE$— The track should be in good condition after the welcome rain. _ n: ill iv iii This is the u: wlicn both city and country together with visitors, have a great get-together. iii x iii iii

\\'c will have to tighten our waste belt a. little from now on——so far we have not taken it in one hole.

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The first duty of man, woiuan and child thcsc critical days is save and lend to the government lest we lose all.

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Reduction of iiczirly 4,000 higliivay traffic. cases licard in Toronto inugistratcs‘ courts in MR)’, 1942, as comparcd with the same month of 194i, is interpreted as meaning that gasoline and rubber shortage is a blessing in disguise.

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Under the auspices of the {Qucbcc govern- iiicnt, and in collaboration with the Colonization Dept. of the C. N. R., r3 families of the Magdalen Islands have bccri transplanted to the Abitihi district. Most of the wonicii and child- rcn had iicvcr sccii a train bcforc llicy rcaclictl the niaiiilziiiil, Many of the iticii, though, had worked on the mainland at various limes

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Non-essential motor car driving having been forhiililcn in the llritish Islcs, police arc now halting cars on the road for tlic purpose of en- forcing the cdict. Ifcrc this stage has not been reached, but it is coming, even if a ban is not imposed. Smooth tircs arc evcryivhere in cvid- ciicc and as one or more finally give our, tlic car is put away- for the duration.

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Cardinal John Henry Newman died this date I890; fcll0\v of Oriel and Vicar of St. Mary's Oxford; travcllcd extensively on lhc continent and rcturiicd with lhc conviction that he had a mission to rcvivc the Catholic spirit of the Anglican Church; slartcd "Tracts for the Times" with the assistance of others like itiindcd; ulti- mately ctitcrcrl the Roman Catholic Church in which hc rose to (listiuction as ils hcad iii ling- lzmd; bcst rcmciiihcrcrl by his \\'Cll'l\'1l0\\'1l and much uscd hymn in all churchcs, “Lead; Kindly Light."

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The sympathy of the whole community will go out to the llon, .\lr. Ralstiiii on thc (lcath of his mother in Amherst. lt is true she lived to the ripe old age of eighty-four years, never- theless it is the brcak of a link that can never here be rcplaccd. and the sorrow of the three surviving sous of Ottawa. New York and §aint John at the loss of a godly, anihition-inspiriiig mother must be keen indeed. All three were able to be present at the final earthly parting. and now their hopes will be centred on that later spiritual reunion in which Christians he- licvc, a faith we are fighting to guard and pro- tcct.

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i: iv ia- iu Whilc the regulations bar any “public caterer” from “providing any p e r s o n

with more than one cupful of coffee in beverage form at any one sitting,” it is stipulated that "no more than one serving of tea iIn beverage form" may be rovided at a sitting. t is prohibited to use "moxie than one tea bag or an equivalent amount of loose rca {or each serving,” but there i5 nothing to prcvcnt the‘ customer from using the tea bag for a second infusion with a jug of hot water. However, no more than a cupful of coffee or a onc-tea-bag pot of tea can be served to a customer at a time, whcthcr the beverage is ordcrcd alone or with a iiical. \Vhcthcr he gets up, walks around the block and rceiiters the restaurant to order a. second cup of coffee or pot of tea, is a matter for one's own conscicnco and sense of patriotism to determine. n u- »- in

Montreal Gazette enters its protcst against making a hero of Mr. Clialoult because he was not convicted under Defence Regulations. Next “cdncsday, it says La Liguc pour la Defence du Canada holds a gala banquet at St. James Mar- ket, scene of the Rene Clialoult spccch which Judge Archambatilt “tuihcsilatingly” found to be a violation of Dcfcnce Regulation 39. Guest of honor will be Mr, Chaloult; occasion of the triumph, thc fact hc has provcd ahlc to make speeches which violate Dcfciicc Regulations

without, miraculously, violating lhcni himSClf- Judge Archambault, in delivering this remark- ahlc piccc of jurisprudence on Afonday, said:

“The Court would not like to be considered as giving cartc blanchc to any ill-rcgtilatcrl language, any ilciiiagrigic outburst, or to addresses and improvisations too uncoiisidcrcil, thoughtless, and giving opening to any uneasiness in the coun- try." lli< llouor's foreboding was ivcll justi- ficd, liut his precaution iiiarlcquatc. The League uiidi-r wliosc zuispiccs Chaloull spoke on May I9, tho lwagiic f(l1'lll(‘(l to aiiswcr "N0" in the pleb- isrilc, the lmngue which has liccn and is and will llg ;1 lllfljlll‘ sliiiiililiiiq-liliicl: tri (‘aiiadzfs ivar ef- fiivt, holds a gala In (Tlfllfllllf. (‘haliiiilfs proivcss

iill :1 lt"_'.'ll lliflllffllu‘, la flu‘ ri-st iif (Iaiiarla, whcrc the Cllaloult acquittal rouscrl no surprise but lcss enthusiasm, iliis Rnimiii 'l‘i"ii1mp11 \\'lll do noth-

ing t0 allay misgivings.

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. 111g. qijivigprrcjroiviv GUARDIAN

This is true

NOTES BY TllE WAY

Nobody who ls not bllnd can deny that there ls an absence 0f an aPf-irfpriate mood of econcmylxi

History 0f Tryon llnitei Church

CHALLENGE

use the weapons w but an end

WINDSOR

. i “ - thou d tho time Ll.“.°“<>.?§w§“ pi???“ .$‘§‘".§§’5l‘l iiiii°lt°cififii iii». i? ' we cw iﬁiiiiig ismiiiiiiiiifiieggiii tglfie k151i? 179} . ' 1942 plrpu ziitiiréiynuiﬁr guIifii/l 1:25 g m] u dGPL-IIIOICIII-S, 811d XIIOIE GSPECB y ' . — -' - . - - '_ s [n] n‘ g , tue war departments. They hear 150 YCHYS SBYVICG Naughton, Commander of the w ' [hlngi and iiiey see thiizgs. They Canadian Army Overseas. are cctiviraced that eicnralyazarwe B! E- 5- D- ‘i Zoe on an that very muc money ,- wuid be “m, M been FIRST uvrvu. UOQQQQQ»...

his

pointed out, a governriunl. which imposes taxation of tlie kirid c211- taincd in the new Budget is under a stern tiioral obligation to prac- Ilse the thrift which that taxation ls going t0 force on million; of ordinary people. ‘Ilicre are at pres- erit no outward signs that such a pullcy is within hailing distance — Ottawa Citizen.

Tryon, like most o! brtsay, first rector of 5&- Charlottietown chute

1;. century served tho P the only residien-t.

When the prlce ccilin law was first instituted, the prc- elm en- visioned was one of keeping quail. flies of gocds up to standard. ‘Ihe fear was that manufacturers might seek to evade tine regulations by

town to Preach.

clieapcnitig tlicr products tid Wmi Pl SFWlB-l “an” f“ 95d‘ continuing to sell them Kl the sdiiie marriage from the G°"°""°1'~ prloss. Provision ivas JCPBIIY WWW!" WB-Yren- E31- 0‘ Trylm‘

made to prevent this. w :11 the prospect of strict ratlcnltig of raw materials, a riewclanger has arisen, This ls the possibility that articles

of the lower u-alitcs nia ds- formed mari- of the early mﬂffl- appcar, the manufacturers, ydcclrl- x555 b91113 01101Y€d 111161" b)’ 30h" mg 1o use their restrcterl stocks of F0)‘ E541. Philips M C-illbwli materials solely for higher priced Esq, John Lord Esq I Jame-l goods, on which, naturally, me ‘Ihompsom EW-f. 5- E- Dawwn margin of profit L; greater 1; l; Esq. and others “no 1n their tum somewhat more difficult to deal Continued l0 U6 lillPllil 191°“ m1

wllli this factor. 1r Involves cum. 1870, and 1111c!‘ P11151011 on fzmis to farce them to contuiue ogre alrloris, and that Is a delicate matter The wartime Prices and Trade Board, however, 15 llwkliii! the problem arid Ls Wllfﬂkeously Ewing the orders

at will make It, mandatory for manufacturers and rica rs to con- tinue to Illﬂli" ard 11.11: 1e 11 $1111 T511181‘ 0f goods. It. is a provision designed to protect. the buyer of XIIQJEYHKC means. Fmm we Windsor star.

Jimmy 0'Dea who's overseas progrnmc W35 bcrri In D11 11. but "s the f:r.ur»a:c p:s- sessor of a lJfﬂllCl of Irish humor that. appfals bctfi to North and South. so 112's equally pogiulai- 1:1 Eire or Nﬂflllffll Ireaiid Early

the J. P's or

tlmes waiting so long as

ncccpted of llre priest who visited the from time to time.

cliergylnan to v:sit. the

heard ln Rcvd Wm.

oi‘ the present Moderator

preached at Charlottetown and Bt. Peters "without,"

on he left his notlve city to go tn up.

Edinburgh‘ an 1m

lie found tie (Lint {eff 1111141 1-1. cniy four ministers for the Mari- tcrcsf in looking at 1.02pm‘, eyes, Lune Conference for the period I-fe thought he'd railicr they used 17€0-1'i9l) than U19 180k 01 F9-

them to look at ft..m on the stage, for by now (it"s dccidsd lie wanted to be an actor. f-fc spent, a lot of his re uinc lhhﬂlllg ICSJI and Fch. v, and wits g.cd in triigoy and Cotiwfiy. His curly day..- were hard. He played cicrylfriig fimm ccmcdy monckogues at smoking concerts and touring tn rriclodranm to small parts at, uie A '

'" auknoivl ' 11,; Ireland's N0. 1 ccmcdian Wi_li n twinkle iii hks 111511 e_.'e=, he w ll piirifi his hat to Lac back of his

spouse to Methodist doctrine ac- counted for the fact. (fiat. not tlll eight years later dld a Melhcdist mlnislei" LCULLI cn the Island again. This tjime in May of 17§2 came Rsi/‘d William Grandigi fulfilling a longing to see ll1-a Island whose lmv-lyfng shores show mistfly red ficm different parts of Nova Scotla and to prsacih w tfze Is- landers who got so little of the gospel He, like Mr. Black, had no visible success at Charlottetown but ccimirg to Trycn wit .e he preached the largest number of sermons, his effoi 15 weie crowned ivith that suwcss so characteristic of Mczhcdism 1n ths early day, the revival And perliays revival hard- 1y (irscxlbed (that occurred. I‘. was uct the revival of rellglcri 1n the eccnmuiifty it W35 the commence- ment. This first Msthodlst mcn In Tryon marked the begu- iiig of new lives for many of 11s in- fiablriinls, the beginning of one hundred and fifty years of rcilg. lCUs srrviccs, the bcglnnlng of the pre>cnt Trycn Untrd Church, Preacher Grandln lke the pies- cnt pastor came frcm Saint John New Brunswick Rev Graitdln had bccn stationed Lure after the early 1792 confcrcncc district meeting, and the presence cf another mln- :s:cr on his charge iillcwcd him to be away scvcii weeks mcst. of whkh time he spent at Tryon, where soon under the cwer

head and tell you has ltic c-ptoan- cc-medlazi who can Jimmy has and

make pecipe sse a passon fcr

will R011) you s uiiizg szcvlrs of s 0:12 cf llli with his app ar-

Lcnic drcigua. 'I\ie ‘Wmpﬂlly was ve y p: s, mid lfielr costumes

jokes. ELIIECdC tfs

tattered and moth-catc- refliscted thcir poverty Wincu the ‘heavy’ 1rd, playing the pait of Marsrial NW, i ~ C3 11,9 Slﬂge. the (UICIId (in. risivclv Tfic acict" lcsg. 115 m111p1, lgncrcd his, cuc and ivalkcd m 1mg ffimllfslllé» ‘You may think I look terrible,‘ he said, and there uizs a rhma-tenilng p.1\l~'€‘, ‘but ivait. Illl you sce Napolecn!’ Jimmy ODeii was praying Napclcoii! —- B B C, Letter.

Those bombers of the typr- which have recently been blasting Co1_ 03118. Bremen, Emdcn, and other

pféaChlllg "nearly a1 the Protest- Ierge industrial ccntres, consume ants 1n he district were awaken- altnost sufficient. gasoline- to rim ed." These were sermons for

U"? RWY-lg!‘ Canzidan aulcnicbfe for 75,080 mllfS, er cqtiivalciit to nine round tr‘ 5 from Halifax t0 Vancouver. Utiibcd Naticns Ieadcrs have sald these large scale raids are to be continued but the gflso. 1111c must be available. These who wailttrid gnash their tenth 1n an anguish nr the prcsprcls or being placed in a lCwrr gaszllne f-lllﬂll- 111B cAteSCILV- even tlicugh they know ln their fienrts they ere n01, entitled to better, might do iviell to consider their comparative easy lot on this side of the Atlantic. Ovimt the autcmcbilrs parked out- side Places ivficre thc 1iiiblfc gath- ers-pl-aces lillﬂi. are convenient to slim car's. 811d tticn ask, m 1.; war?" -— Toronto "relegrsm.

itccple \\":io had not heard a ser- iuoii since their arrival more than twenty years befcre, and Ihty na. tuPally aroused conslckrable in- tcres; 1n all the ocmmunlty. The Roman Catholics hearing of talus new Interest lrt religion a pointed

nicn, to read prayers fcr those of that faith Til-re first sermons 1n Tryon were preached In the log fwuse of Nathaniel Wright on the Austin Smith farm which was early 3 scclal centre having a large room for the use of dancing parties. Here Nathanlel Wrf ht, the sturdy ploriiécr who w-‘nlle s ll1 In his teens Iliad knc-vvn the bitterness of civil war, the fiardfhood required or the Active Militia, and the exile cost of loyalty to rm earthly cover , found them was a higher devoton that demand his allegiance, and dents who have just brcn ndeased another cause that wanted Ill frcm internment in Germany 11nd those qualities that ln other ways Iwiv warn us nct 1o cxrect a:i_ Axis 112d earned iilm the title of Loyal-

ovack-up frcm within. ‘Ihs is. of is course, a warning iifuch must be The Ravi-l Gmndln left follow- takcn to heart. Obviously tihe de- ing a few weeks preaching in ‘Pi-yon termlnant M 1111-5 Si“!!! is not war and never returned again, but his wearmess but the ability of the vlslt. most. surely mitrkgd the be- Allies to w-lihslni-o an_ Axis bid for ginning of a new religious llfe fn ‘Mm?!’ “Ruth will amcst certain the community, and in the llfe of be made in the mantis ahmd cm‘: man ln particular whose tn- Tnnt it. will be iin all-cut bid gces fluerice 1n the ccmmuriltles of without saying. Fcr the enemy Tryon and Bedeque can be traced still possesses ericrmcus strlkfng down to the present, day. The out. povzer. The only logical assrmp- standing layman of Prince County. lon on which t; proceed, therefore, and for manv years the mil local l; that the Axls must be badly preacher, Naltfe Wright as e was licked militarily before there can affectionately known throughout be a llgilimﬁle e-Ytﬁctallcn or clo- the country slrle may be rightly mestic collapse, Nevertheless, 1t ls called the father of Metfiodlszn 1n Impossible riot to draw some com. Prlrme County. Prom the old vec- fort from the evidence of cumiila- ords we learn that Rev'd Gradfn tlve strains now ocipearlng in the. was not a eloquent. preached’, t pattern of Axis organization. this was offset by ain "amiable —-- dlspostlon and plodding but. un- At 1i very crltlcal time in the wearylng efforts to save sinners." Paclflc the Dcminkm learns with Hi5 stay In the Marftlmes (1788- i-offund interest ltiat, her tvzxps 17991 was terminated (some years n the Middle E~st have been folio-win hls marriage the advis- transferred to Byrfa. Thus resolute ability o which ho was considering and skflful soldiers, veterans of the spring he was in l three campaigns. nave gone to rc- the utter inadequacy for family liiforce lfie Ninth Aiiniy, whcse support of the missionary’; pay of task may _scon be to btlltiéi-‘S that period, which ln accordance Turkey iigirtst a German offcns. with the American Methodist rule lve Considerable sections of was "Annual allowance 1.0 each the Australla. Expeditionary Force pimcher $64 and no more." Plug have returned to Australia ln- of course board and lodging. deed. Mr Churchill has sald that Prayer meetings were early start. no obstacle ivoiilrl be put. 1:1 the ed al Nathaniel Wright's home way of the rrturn cf either Aiis- and "thus the revival kept, 50fgg¢- lrallnn or" New Zcala-‘d troops to mg, not of course without, 1t; do. their own sfinrcs. ‘I've vnluc of tractors. such wcll-trlecl soldlcis ln the de- (To be Continued) fence of their own so‘l ls bfycnd uestlon Yet In the Mlddle- Emt “—_——“*—-—-——— t cv are fighting for Now Zenlnnd. Tiicy ave (m lhe Emnlrcﬂs llfcllne

For all their emphasis 0n Axis war weariness American correspon.

where Japan does rule and when

which must. b0 crcsstd bv nr-itlter no mitlonnllst. leader has c011. ﬁoimnrs nnr Jnnnesc But while llnucd. The truc grcatnegq of they st-riy ln syrln, and we do all riidla lles lri the fact that. though

that 1n tis llcs for our own prelvc- tlrn, It ls the rcsponsaaillty of ltie Alllcd GCVPTPIIWIIls t9 rcme sncrd. fly ntiql cffecllvelv to our suwcur. ~Aucklazicl News (Nrw Zcnlitd i

the strongest lmnerlaltmi of our limes has bcen Brllfsb, vet that 'l'ﬂI7PI‘l‘.'|ll'-‘II1 has yievertlielcsu g]. lowed frr-edcm n1 q prlnclpl“ to oxlst finder Brltlh rul", India has dev-rloporl as a nation asking lo-daw‘ for lndscendcncﬂ Uvder Jnriaiics» rule, Imp“ wnuid havg friyslectgitprist? (Pen-it g. Buck In

r- ‘ an Science Monftor

Such mrn as rim! Nrhru Wfllllfl n01 h» allvo t" fnv hmd Japan 11 the rulr-r of Iridln In.

stud n Eikland Tho proof rf this iu n fact. ls to h» '~---' '1' "—-~

u» earl! communities In the Islimd had 11° formal NIIKIOl-ls ssrvwes for "WW years. Ilne Rievd 'Ili~ie:Ph1*‘"5PEﬁ%

~ ui uon a and chaplain to e toifé" nun“ 111 1775 and for over a s; Protestant

- 11 a hls ncme a1 Efdigiirenazilnin ifiexggrlg days but scl- dom went farmer than Cnarlotto- Mania-BB "N- monies, 1r one could not secure, or dld not wish to av w the claw. wen; performed by the mB-RlStYB-lﬁﬁ

sea captain and farmer, was per- harps the first. Tryon mﬁklbi-Hltﬁ. being ccmmlssioncd a 11.191108 0! i119 Peace on April 16, 1188, and he P"-

servlces for the dead, 1f any, were conducted by those who could read. Bapttsms generally Walt for the itinerant minister or s. sult- able visit to Charlottetown, tgcmg;

forgotten, though In the else of acute sickness 1t was occeslcnally Roman Catholic settlement

‘Ihe first Wesleyan Methodist ' Island came in the autumn of 1783 when

‘ Black, number-one iipcsi-le of Methodism in the Mari- fllllﬂw, and greangrcat graridfaher of the United Church of Canada -- the Right, Rev‘d Aubrey S Tl-ltitle — as he wrote in his journal, "any anmal-lng tokens of efficiency " Pemzps even more the lack of preiicuers (there were

l; one club. A Snodgrass,

George Muttart, one of the r young to

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‘Aucusr 11. 1942

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Bfr,—'I‘hla L: the fifth summer we have visited your beautiful Island plrovlnce, and after taking 1n Old

time Week", we will with much re- luctance bid 300d We whim 119w l has beﬁpme familiar scenes and l aurroim D88-

Your cllmalc Ls a.11 that a tourist could ask for. warm clays. (not tw warm) and c001 nights. The people of the province are kind. and court- eous and more than average 111ml“- gence. Charlottetown ls a beautiful city, the streets are clean and the surroundings well kept, clipped lawns and flowers and win- dow boxes, gorgeous with Peta-mills and other flowers. We came through many American cltlcs on our up)’ here, but Charlottetown is m A clissogg Itself". We had the thrill of h lug and laindlxig some fine trout, and as usual some very his ones got away. I almost overlooks to mention that; one of Oi11ﬂm°5li thrilling and delightful EKWFIQIWBS was IIIILCKGYBl fishing, or cletl) $11 fishing, on the North side, ’1li_e Carptam of the boat told us if tie could only strike a school. B 54111001. one of uie people revlisd- 119W W" there be a school out m tihis wat- er". A school of flsb the Cuptalti answered, oh! imcl we did strike a school, and the thrill of P11111113 111 the lovely bright shining fish, and tiihe tap tap of the ftshinlz 111 the bottom of the boat is SOIHBLIIlHR W6 shall not soon forget. And just here let me express my apllreclaiwii 05 the country people, tb€y_ H8 8° courteous and kind. Slvmll 1115011113- tlon where to fish for the biiz ones. But I must not 0011011106 this short. letter without mentioning the won- derful and beautiful gardens North and South of the Provincial bulld- fngs. Last year we admired them so much. but rcally this year they are even better,_and you may travel fnr arid fail to find such a wonderful display of Petunias, Snapdvaizon. Zinnia, Ala/sum. Lobella, etc" and I would. like to shake hands with the landscape gardener that ls re-

life insurance In force.”

Allison P. McLean-J“ ‘

thony Eden has Just announced

man claims to Czech territory. The treaty, of course

of existence without. a sigh

from anyone fn the Unl

merit. it has been

lt must. be viewed fn tho light of thi! under duress. when we h

llllhat President Roosevelt says‘

"Llfe assurance should be considered not pense but as savings. It should be the first factor in any programme of Investment. It. lastto be let go. In hard times, It is especially impm, tant, and we should make every effort to keep on,

Premium savings also add to the mighty army o, fighting dollars that ls helping to wln the war,

The Great-West Life man will gladly serve you,

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Provincial Managers

Manger at Summersfdo, Earle S. Jellay-luprmntntlvo at 014m.

J. Martin Currlo-Beprauentlllvp l0 M lllllo.

Peter G. Mclfnohern "Mllrelenhtln It Violin-h.

F. L. MacNutt-Iupreunutlva at Damlcy.

Thomas McAvlnn, C. L. U.—Speclnl Beprcaentnllvo,

ceased to have my real effect when Britain decided, on July 1B, 1941, to recognize the refugee Government in London. Nevertheless, the formal renunciation which Rlzht. Hon, An-

sfgntﬂcant, ln that it. will affect the basis of post-war boundary settle- menLs. Had this action not been taken, Britain would have come out of the war no find herself at. least technically bound to uphold Ger-

passeii out of revel. Nations. It. was a piece of diplomacy of which we have little reason to be proud. but it was not. the villainous docu- alnted 1n mam’ quarters. A mfsgul ed eﬂort at BID- peasement 1t undoubtedly was. but

time of its signing. It. was 1310mm:-

no full realization of the

sponslble for this display of flow- character‘ we went mm the d”

ers. The Guardian and Patriot very kindly inserted a. similar lcttcr last- summcr and we thank them in ad- vance for a repetition of this court.- eoua treatment. I am, Slr, etc, TOURIST

Charlottetown, Aug. 10, 1942.

Dickiens In The Directory

(Birmingham Mall)

'I‘he name "Baffin" appearing lri the personal column of the "mail" recently set me wondelng how many others there may be in Birm- lngliam which revive recollections of Dlckenslan characters (ivrites a correspondent). A glance at the dlr- ectory ievealed quite u number, and a careful search would reveal many more. There are flve Wellcrs, but apparently no Pickwick, though the name supplies the title for at. least. however, ls to be found ln a southern suburb.

Humphrey's are naturally most numerous, though not all "old", Mould. the cheerful undertaker 1n "Martin Chuzzlewlt", ls the name of at least eight householders, and there ls a Buzzard. Brownlow (the protector of Oliver Twist.) Ls to be found at King's Heath and else- where, and a Guppy at King's Nor-

n

time." 1r was a ri-azic m It at least had the savfnl S194! good Intention.

War-ZS Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian W!!!)

AUGUST 11. lMV-Ftrst J anese contingent arrived at Vl

mine off Capetown.

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“Martin Chuzzlewlt" recalls Peck- sniff, Tom Pinch and Mark Tapley. Happily nobody In Birmingham ls burdened with the name of-the arch-hypocrite, but a Tapley - doubtless true to type as the peat

btmfst-Ls to be found, and a

rich. Joggers was the lawyer In

"Great Expectations" with a great CM“ Full“ clung’; regutation 1n the criminal court, ‘all: ‘ca; Quinn-caulk fniiolllilefiimsiiiiisiiif “Mimi Till‘. if l"! °'°'"" - - — - '1“ ‘ Max Factor Foundation

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Czech Agreement

(Windsor Star) It scents anomalous that only now hu Britain obi- aved the agree-

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