E555. EQUP. I-“E “Too Irrelevant"?

I The Legionary, non-partisan organ of the ex-

rvinrnnn; uniiy trbunned u: iltm service men of Canada, has this to say about the passing of Conscription for overseas service:

“Ln any other democratic country the passing by the national legislature of such an act could only mean one thing: the immediate implementa- tion by the Government of Parliament's wishes. But not so in Canada. Here, in the words of our Prime Minister, it merely means. _“Not ne- cessarily conscription, but conscription if neces- sary." Moreover, should conscription, in the Government's opinion, become "necessary," it isn't sufficient that Parliament has already vot- cd overwhelmingly in favour of it and has thus, on behalf of the Canadian people, authorized the Government to go ahead with it. No, there must be more delay_ A “vote of confidence" must be recorded first, even if it means summoning the Members and Senators to Ottawa specially for that purpose.

“While in the name of National Unity the Government of Canada indulges in these time- coiistuiiing political gymnastics the Hunuish Hordes are advancing towards the oilficlds of Caucasus and hammering on the gates of Egypt. Considering that the capture of either, or both, may jeopardize the whole outcome of the war, is it too irrelevant to ask a procrastinating Gov- eriimeiit, "WHEN, in the name of God and our Freedom, will you regard compulsory against the enemy as NECESSARY ?"

ri-esiut-nt. Lloul. Col. w. Chester B. Mel-IN Vice Presidents; J. IL Burnett. I-LL Secretary; Lie-oi. Lut. U. A. Modulation 0.5.0. nan-u uuu Rluiiugiiig Uuwlor J. IL Burnett. t-JJ. Associate Editors; rraiiu “other and lam A Burnell SUBSCRIPTION BATE! By Mail in r.l:.1., Siam per your; ‘Zoo tor I naonnna 51.15 for 3 nioutiu; we for one inontn ma. Deliver) $5.00 pci war“. $3.00 m u molllll $1.75 for 3 mourns, We llll one Monti; I] Mil-II to other Uruvuiccs and U. S. A. $5.00 per ylll batman; Haitian); bLtlu pttl )l:-r; v1.00 for o nwnlll. 50c for I monllll

031,482 . "

Calgary

wick. --

uuuruiau iuuy be Olllllllltl It liuiea square. how lorh| UM pump he»: Agent-g, Corner Milk and “wellington, Ila-inn; Alvlflllliililrlfi huuu Agency, Bu! Peel It. lluulrellh a. iin.~, esi tin, so, rnrnntn, twin Bland, Ctiutenu l-Jullfl‘, uitnnn; “ultra min strand, eodhury. Onti llub rUlliyVVh biinp, sluiirtun N. 8.; '

“The Strongest Jlemury is Weaker than the irvalrest Ink.‘ ‘l iy. fiiiii fitter 1Y1‘ 4. 1942

T1“ Charlotte-mun Molullusn Benn Again-y,

Laval l5

Journal.

JCIIIY Of

_ _ inquiry. Quite A Loiitrast

.\l. l’., for Davenport, ‘ is vnice iii the llousc of Prince Edward Is- FAlCYZlII-Ull be given in the ts in improving our Bor- t".‘1\\'ll harbor facilities. ~ i.1.i~i~=t~iitziiivcs that they Cue tlzt-iiisclvcs on record

ests to

merit as

Soviet Hospital Science new ,5

llzc iiizuiiicr in

- have been ignored time. chemical engineer and author, Ewes “"1"? amaz’

the

ods, it first coagulatcs as it does after any kind

iiiilliiirg v5 of waterivziy in _ _ _ the fr... .~: i ‘Ii which is 5 ft, draught of death, but soon becomes liquid again. And. £11,. U111, it is claimed, it will stay liquid ivithout any

chemicals being mixed with it. Russian doctors, according to I\Ir. Carter, are using this discovery at the front. How they do it is a military secret.

A iieiv style ambulance for first aid, also dc- veloped iii the Moscow Emergency Iiospital, i5 described 3s a "rescue tank. " it carries a ivhecled stretcher that straddles the patient, wherever he might be lying, then gently lifts him. This am-

.l report of the Department of s traffic on the Trent ‘Ii-l .~i'1cc through traffic lZl ioiS" llllll that on the l"..l".‘l' of pleasure craft ~t on record.”

s SllUW total expenditure i i~|o-.1i ivas $.tio.o.1o in-

“Lzist

lrlg R A F.

objection

_ W, ,,-,.,,,.¢,,1_ '1',,m1 m- bulziiicc roars into the thick of battle, rolls right Canada ,5 pppnp ,.,,>,,,_,(, 1(._.,\.;ng $.30’- Qvcr [1 ivouudcil man (the treads straddle him), to ca,“ .. Tic [l'<‘Zl>lll')'.” opens a trap door in its belly, and lifts tnc

soldier up to safety. Heavy armour plate pro-

ijiitil recently, tilt: W11!‘ liiis not involved a re- duqtign in lllc jily of goods and services

. .. . - . avzulziblc for c. is. lhe “real financing’ of

sky with a powerful new drug, sovkain. This works, writes Mr. Carter, even when one drop is diluted with ten thousand drops of water.

painless state for days, until healing is well un- der way. When tested under identical field con- (litions conditions against general anesthesia the

of nearly Show» mi.l.ons in war needs." Of course, not ail ivrir cxiieiirlittires will come out

.-.ililili~iial sources for the ' il, the ziznotmt of the nation- rire tlisit will be left for the "...da will be smaller than

8li'3\\‘£'tllCC ft

i1‘ llév Q rczil \\'.'1.l‘ i ' I

achievement of the Soviet Union in resisting the most terrible onslaught every launched in the history of the world.

on his co

of the peiipc of L’... in the pas; year. The ltevieiv devotes considerable space to the principles lit: increases in tax rates on yiersoiiiil Illlll r .-.iii inrpiiics, It points out that 1ii'<'ij.;ii- . ' lion can go a good way to assure , "real saving," which re- sults froni the ‘kin of expenditure, in

r EDITORIAL NOTES‘-

A week today the great annual Old Home Week opens to drive away dull care. a ii- w

It's pretty hard to find anybody around

.1.‘

liberated

t

l

d

others just

order prohLbnirig tile w _ of virtually all trate statisdcs for He lS properly fearful oi an increase in

IOTES DY TIIE YIAY

“A final accounting of the New York fair portraying the World 01 mmorrowoshfiws atdeittictt of Q19-

. . poser y take away. — Hartford Courdnt.

Some folks drop in for a ivisit for a drop. —

Albertan.

Nfoncton Times.

Wondering what further collab- oration wiih our deadliest enemy

plotting increases

wonder that Canada's gcvernment maintains dlplcmatfq relations with Laval‘; government.

The Joumai la fully prepared. as it believes are the great

Canadians, to trust

judgment and the integrity of Sir Lyman Duff, who conducted the

Hts findings out

accepted as well as his statement that the report embodied all the evidence which was regarded as "essential and in the public Lazar-

publish." Nor has

newspaper any lack of confidence in the Minister of Defense, Colonel Balaton. It feels certain that he has spared no against, a re etltton rnaladmlnlstration in his depart- lnquiry revealed in all wars

effort to

of

the much of it

an:l_ deeply though everyone must

_ . . . - t ‘t h irig occurred in a .\':coi's zirguiiiciits? I11 '- Pllbllcalloll elllllled ilRusslals an?“ gagiigdiiizi opearliitlcn this can cause which ‘he weapon” Mr. Dyson Carter, a Canadian no great surprise n view o! how

little the country was prepared at outbreak h

, e 1..“- C,“ mu fO11,,“-1,, inv instances of Soviet efficiency iii medical and struggIe for the responsibtlitl J . l ‘ . .. ' g °_,- l -, . p] ‘S1 11m, w Save 11,0115- it. has brought. — Edmon 1x111, , 1 . , . 1,. downed; 111e,. an; suigica science \\ iici i rep b _ Jouma, , 131,... fr. .1, t, -, Int-Q of 1l1g lfirinirqial Post ands of lives on the battlefield. One startling new ____ h l, " ‘ l‘ ’ i" ‘ , ' ,, . ' _ - - ' ‘ ' " l ll t, t necen. ‘ills ."‘i"-'-l' l Y5 l1‘ llosi. llmi 15 l)?‘ lcklllllqlle m blood lransluslon ls clalmed,‘ Ihg saiiflgiillllrii.’ crreeawsl,’ lfiiel and lubri- iq. _.,,_,~,, p, c the Trent and method was worked out at the Moscow Central can‘s~ Resmwsbo; pltndjes frgmhlgg, .‘ - , , . . ' . - - . i _ = nou 1.;,,i_,,.,,, ,4, , 1S of punenrc lziiiergtiicy Hospital. It was found tlhalt] blooftl égggexillél-‘wafil m; 113231.: 0gp CTZliL \\I il i~ ti. priv for the scr- all“ “"3111 Wiles of delllll l5 ll lcllllll ‘a l)’ 5a e lien. and new models may "Cb 118V? n“, ,.,.;.,i___,, ,_ ' aiid eftectiie traiisfusioiuagciihl sillpfiiiior ltClltiilii lpeugpbegncggzigiégzétg nliiaiterlsili: 831:2‘ “foizil c.\ tlie=e canals since they OilWYS- “llm a P¢Y5°l1 l5 lllslalll)’ l, e a“ “ ages, labor difficulties, or were i)'t‘il' .. i< Totzil revenue‘ $3 2 blood i5 when {Tom the bQllY b)’ sllllable mall‘ lelence “illll prcducllon by

R.A.F. Or is it that he has the lanes, mews, fucl and lubricants, u; 15 Saving iiiem fcr some master

stroke when lie t-liiiiks the 51-165

have bt-Bllll to believe li-svvixfl-

tunliy has passed? This is impreb. able, but it. might be true. It would suggest llie IIOHVdIECIIJAlDC 0f tak- terriiic pumsnment from iviiliout eiilier dietetic: 0r retaliation of the yxteiit possible.- Providence Journal.

mm, R, B. Hanson's vehement

to the new 05115011

no‘. surprising.

our bureaucracy, and tlreze is necd for caution ln fcilcwing the fiend toward intensification of control in

alas. 1t should be pcsslbe to ex. plain why any material is banned, and the vague pronouncement that. it. is "not in the pu':l‘c intrrefl" to

the New Brighton munitions plant. she kept, mooning over the fence at her old stamping ground. The

He did notice that, she gave less milk than usual. when he poured some of the milk

NCXI.

rnflakes, they began

explode wliti loud pops. The flakes were blown up to the size of doush- nuts. Tlhey grossed against the walls and doors.

efore she was pinloned, the far. mcr's wife managed to phone the fire department, viiiictq came out and chopped down the door and the couple. The farmer went out to the barn to see about the cow. she wasn't there. But a few hairs clung to the edges of a

filled the room,

It. l5 almost criminal to admit lhll

- Edmonton

guard - such

present es that

inter-

publcatlon

morning

and

WORDS OF. CHALLENGE

‘In thin woman ner." —

it war, every II I

and child Dir President Roosevelt.

It’; getting more and more like the old days. People stop and eta-n vmen they see a New York licence plate now-even the familiar Mass. actiusetts “tag" is rare, and time was when they were so tluck it was hard w find one from New Bruns-

Where Is The Immunity ‘I

(Globe and Mail) Premier Mackenzie of his followers dur cne‘s

unproprlety of members

question the vaiidi u. Royal Com

one! who hop. g; I00 eu a. pens w be uie Chief Justice of ' “d” ml‘ P Canada. Mr. Kingntaiked about ma- the Chief Justice " in; maligned" the by Mr. Dleienbaker, and later pro-

Chief Justice of Canada."

is high courts were permissib the House of Commons.

regarded the occupants of

ism for their conduct.

tori Liberal Lord Chancel-loi- of

mil- tn

a

King‘ and I the debate on the Hon; Kong report made a. treat fuss about the telrrittzle o e Opposition daring to criticize or ty of a report by

tested against observations "which would serve to reflect upon ‘$0 e Speaker also in one of his rulings indicated that. he cherished the no- tion that no critical references to the chief Justice or Justices of the le in

There was a, concerted attempt. to convey the impression that. it was In un- heard-of crime to utter in Parlia- ment a single word derogatory to gm occupant of a high Judicial of.

ce

The British Parliament has hgi/Cé‘ Judicial offices as sacred persoiil who must be immune from critic. Judicial m‘ otherwise. It would, perhaps, aur- prise Mr. King and his followers to learn that Lord Westbu , a

land. holding an office higher than

the chief Justiceship. had his con duct investigated by two selec

osl-

ed

the lgnation.

one

Justice of England,

0105c of his career he acted

we dary between Canada. and Alaska

Commissioners against the

t

committees of the House of Com- mons in the year 1665. After their reports had been presented, a vote of censure was moved in the House of C:mmcns, and after it had been carried in spite cf a defense offer- by the ruling Liberal Ministry 10rd Westbury announced his res-

Lord Alverstorie served as Clref and toward the _ es

chairman of‘ the famous Commiss. , _ ion which was appointed to settle ‘ an old controversy over the boun-

Iin making the f‘nal award he cast his vote wit-h the three American two

Canadian Commissioners. and the

, fe-lt in Canad I119 sacrifice of C not Chief Justin he was a British Chief Justice. {ct Senator sir Allen Aylesworth

the Commission, after liens with his colleague,

6 tsi ln dla Mr. Justice prominent. mcm

an

Grantham was

50. if the British House of 00m mons has never seen ft

the Occupants of high tjudtc

too fitbsilflinformed on cons u ocial it stcck in the pihiglefig l‘) of members of Parllamsnt ventured to ch 11 tn”

riess of rib rindiiiglli“ ° “u”

uilillllilil

Wldlll)’ and "I11. ‘llll’ ill>i1il1lllell~ F01‘ “W56 1'63‘ New York who can't tell you the date for OPen- M10 ltli thenroofiirgiiiiih diiiiiid iii;

5'11". “livli I! >1'»‘=1‘-'.' 11115 l° l>E_Y11¢"1<l@» '35 at ing the second front. Strictly inside stuff, from l-l-ggtliremeapollg star- our- THE FALLEN

ll115 SWIM.‘ '- 1i '\"*1111'1.4°°ll$l 1153 of lllc the horse's mouth, etc.. etc.. says a New York l“ ~ ‘Iihose we haveflbgthe dearest 111mm“ 1? ' <l<'l"“»*‘l1l@ lml °°11111l°11¢l' corrcSPOndent. We have not a few here as well. Tnbfllll, In ancient days Antl- Th“ “We” "141 "W lfili- I able. Tii- r. cannot measure prc- e i- r * - 1 i a Yrsns. one of the best harbors on To tgfmggfalfggfnnfhe with Clscl)’ "ll Hi1 $fl\'l?. T lint is u'l1y vfillm‘ Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount, British Admiral, fiinelgehiieriifiiililairli’ oilfiisi- bginMiaei-I Th“ m" emu" ll," “um” l“1'."l"=1"‘ l" ' " l ‘l1-11P-"11 1111l‘°1'ii1111 I111" l0 died this date I804; as coinmaiider-in-chief of 511111 Gwllni T“ N“ 2 Na“ glelrfhiig Dirlsdtiilvlfstiiie l’???

Pl"? l" “"1" ‘~‘~ "Fl "l1." ll" °ll°§i5 of the North Sea Fleet he quelled the mutiny of “$23,218?” llflllltlfgr by 1x,‘ Valour resumes agalen. W:

heavy isix m. . ~. . iip ill llllllVltiLlZtl circuni- 11m Nora, May-Jung 1797, and subsequently won Reich ghas been‘ ymore l-fitlerizsd géxllgfséfrg “ll Beglll-m

stances linvt: i.» ' - i'li‘l~lll'.'l‘i.‘li_ “Equity, incentive, {he b31119 of (jamperdown over the Dutch under mgediflbltgk l3,‘ be“ Rmmeued’ 0f Passion filming! Bleaauiy,

and the vii» .. ii ~i siriiiiz~iliese are the a. Winter (Oct. i799), the memory of which _ H’ "if" .?,',,§°"Q,v,"3f ""1111- C<i11§i'li'1‘~'i15"1‘j l 111i" l1<'l't 1'11 1111114. l111l is kept green in the Navy by battleships Camper- Illnlmlélegl’ g‘, l?” film‘! “T? Of tillliifiuhgroioebilertilfie-lun "mun ll5F11l "l" ' l '1 111°?‘ "l “"1" PYQSS down and Duncan; he was raised to the peerage 8f 013i‘; 52.1.3’ Btiiliftislmz; ngmth: %gtp,§i,‘lg'eg,l,letlollmlllglge Cmllm‘ us hard _ as a Viscount, “.1516 his 50,, and heir received the equivalent of 1,009,000 men for the “m, Rave“ u‘ m‘; ‘llénbwledae

The 1i-> ~ liiiilgi-t for refunding cafldonl‘ 221:5: ‘giggle; novglllfialllsfibggllj; wherein their memories stir- piirt of the "- i iiiir and for allowing .‘ e iti vi iv lfor conscriptkan, who?’ is fairer, wimlglmgywml dcdiiciiiiiis 7"!‘ i\['l‘ll~?t‘=, life insurance, “i110 mid the brewer a, 0t 5cm -f- - s $5 °°sll¥- a“ mll" 9 lclelll» bl" - , _ H , _ . l ‘ - _ 5 f? Y1 s36" 10mg- this showing of the voluntary —Dunean Campbell Scott: in 11101'i_q.'l,i_'(‘ _1 . '.l Ppi-Jillh are CllC( ‘as ,,1r_ James gmwart, Somme; Adminmrator 0f system in Canada is a creditabie _Saturday,Ntght. measures 111 ‘ ' 1 fi_ " 111i‘ 111love Illrfie Priu- the Wartime ‘Prices and Trade Board announces §l,',‘,,'}‘§,',,,_“"°“l‘°l°“' _ Claw“ lack of knowledge l?! time when ciplos llltu : i1 ~~1H~l 1w "Iiivii. says the that the brewing industry is co-operating I00 per —-- Bwimmlnk Mime and life saving Review, iii ' liniiiriivisyiyf incentive and cent, in the conservation of rubber, gasoline and ,,",1;,,*}1;';,',,,‘§1;1,13g,",,;";g11,§g iiiiimlilfilgimaa {$1, w“, ‘pm: the ciicuiir_ i <1\”"i1'.' iiilfvi‘ imiii thine motorized equipment. The industry has curtail- 1119 Vlm-Pfeflldefley of the Uriiied lmllwkdfl 571d l 8°04 mflwre 0f "l l’ ' l “ll “ll? (‘l lllxnllml ml rlcllulrlcs llv “"97 5° Pct‘ cent, "which EX‘ aiiilliesamfgrgtftiienoiiniiriiclmhpforui- gildnlirilrige cigliiilfmor ‘iiiiimiageiiliil ..- ~ . .. .- _ -. ' _ i. n .' rox- . r

.-..ll iiiil ~ n» .i!¢‘i 1ii<iilll<lifiii reeds steps of this nature taken by any other m- meitelv the same thiii mtiznlf be summer holidays invariably bring. 1W1 P1" "1 "1 i"l\'i'1"<‘<‘~ l" "1110 dlistry." he say-s. "Substantial savinge in tire fslldufil Ml“ lwelflell, ltl,l1l‘l° bl]? 4m“ m’ sudlbu” m“

,, .. i .-_ t. - '. s promnen n e uo ————-——————-——

fiinr. ii. XlIHiIllilFIS diff‘ ipi llllllPfi nmlrgnsoluig 1m“. 1,09,,‘ ;|¢¢0|,1p||§h¢d‘ by eyemgdesplllte are fialdt 111st, 11,911“; NATURE IN WAIITIMI

i.i.:' .'lTii. - ;i - : l1 car ri M‘- irewcrs e iuiuizitiiig or cmisoliizitiu , l 9"’ "l" "5 "1 W" B10118 lme- —‘*'-'

lii-"l ‘lii the Iiiiicf hauls at criiisiilr-iy-ilile illi‘f1l1\'(‘llklligllqlilillflflziilfi _Bmnmnd E(B_o_sl.m_r' fliirliiohfirsnflgtnzlfihcltlngcigiinedJtgytalz llfllf-‘i -., (mini such iiii- niiil oili<-|-“-i<¢»_" 11,. .1,,,,,|,| am, H“. dcpverl-cs “p Undoubtedly the major can“ of part in Britain's war on rooks, at Pwpqm H 1 ,; ,, “.,,,,,, pa,“ "NM (hilv hflwpcn H] (. \, R d‘ I I all summer deaths is the fact that least while they nested. “we "e fl _ _ _ s’ ‘ . _ v _ . .. r . . npot ltH‘ am the perscn dgd not, know now 1o too muchlnclined todav to unset (i-lld rising p . , lii‘ Ivlllillllllg liit‘i'll— tho \(‘ll(lill' s. Hut, of fnurggg’ bumg prohibition swim, cr hcw to trundle himself the balance of nature," the war Uvec no“. bum,” PHWFL, i,ui_lll.h,ult_ perhaps no record is kept. when others were in difficulties. agriculture committee seeking the

birds’ destruction VII $01G.

crie of the Canadian members of

result was a decision which was a to involve a great _ anadlan interests. It Ls true that Lord Alverstane was e of Canada, but. =11

‘ . tccts crew doctor nurses and ivotinded inside. 5110b 11111 “Ys- The l") ma! H°l1- 3611B. t0 Sign the award. did not ». ‘ ’ 1 . r ' ' . - J. A. Ma». nncn, mnl=ter of trace 1, 1 .1 1 11 1 _;

htebung V‘, or Requirements Allolllcl’ allegedly new mellloll l5 elllill?'cd l“ anicomcrierce-lias Ofi-eriyelxllressedf siiiiiiifie fit fir bilnztieuetnterigleliilelcilllfb

~r~ ~~~~~ iiialin oiei-aiions IJZIiIIiCSS. In i940 the anions llmlbflafi 1° l“? .1_‘j~fl$°1','~_“=°1‘-¢Y$ “ 111m in Tomato in October. 190a.

air» i» i i» tutu ii.i..~.~i.-. if... i. zliarsirliissz.rrrzr~ii.lzr.razz ll°.i-‘;’.°‘.‘.’S.5.il‘§%2"i§3 tr hi?”

l i 011i)‘ 511 “i? ' “l” lll'l"cil sills the local anesthesia or “freezing-l to serious cases. states. must acid to the hesiiaticn relation of ‘the ' m‘

treaty dee ling

N“ llllllllll)’ llfllcw for He used ‘a new technique, injecting iiovocain l?aalgssuéices,rfllzluceensfi: ol-fhethyl-clggéybm svrésfltailiétiicelg:

, , , \_ .,\_,,S the fourth “hf and percaiiie under the skin, little hv little, go- ship is necessary. It is certainly 1m d1vjd1ng 1,.-n-“m.v_ and he c.m_ i i . ‘ _-1 ¢""l‘ “l ‘_""l_l_'_~lll° "Cell; iug deeper ‘\\'_lil'i the ‘needle as the flesh be- ggllalgllb‘ ‘dcrllcnd 521%,‘, ggélgleééuisglvflltzfiégd“Aévagzévrfilazhpi: I "Vt 11 111‘11~l" l‘1"‘l‘l° lllclll “llll caiiic insensitive to pain. \'l5i‘lllL‘\'Sl\'\' found that comfort to ~ ' was an dmnlre bltwben two can

- 111'» 111 >l1l'l1l)' "l" tllll“ _' he could put wide afcas to sleep, the patient re- lliglfifillclllunlll $111111’?! sriapies. Canada ard the

1111151 411i li< “"1 “"4"” lc5°lll°°S 0f raw mainiug fully conscious. There are said to be no ; ' P“ Duff Elites Aria‘: cilia “riled-ill

"lawlihl l “llll lnlmul‘ It l5 lllcie after-effects such as vomiting 0r heart dis’ 1 .7 fbli‘ lrijilie i“; ‘Elbe? Chief Justice was then styled, ivho

' ‘ll lillmmllls “"340 lllc" iurbaiice. Best of all. the shock that oitsii fvi- imp-Mb Oesiialiiriiasetille Yniunll ilriiilnsllieiln ‘ill? Zlcnillii. caiilldilan

‘ llolllhll “wll-‘ii "' mllflllll “ell lllclr col“ lows operations is drastically reduced. to aCfCPi llllljl-llet7llllllllil‘ erllin an interview that TOG dfecligl "Wllillbll 51'1" s "1 ll*°l"*ll.‘" Last year Soviet scientists sullllllell Vlsllllc“ certain niiiiilzrls [fllllll iiorilnaiiitalbi: iililbfhnal w“ quit? as