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THE OHM! LO TTETOWH O IIAROIAH

Morning Dilily (Founded Ill 1381)

i‘ ldent: Lieul. Col. W. Cheater S. MULWO Vice President: J, It. Burnett, FJ-L lcereta l: Lieut. Col. D. A, ttlaclunnon, 0.8.0. Editor an Managutg Director, J. i... Burnett, FJ-l.

Associate Editors: Frank Walker and IN! A. “"59"

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

By Mall ln 9.8.1., $4.00 per year; $2.50 for 8 lllllllbl, 1

S .25 [or 3 ulontlls; 50o for ope month City Delivery $5.00 per year; $3439 I" b "mm!" $1.15 for 3 motultsq; 60c [Or 0B0 M011"!

B M l] t ti l’ vi ices and U.S..-\. $5.00 l!" I?" Sdturiiay Tviietiiyit SIHHOOIpEI year; 51-0" 1°!‘ 5 ""1"!"-

llc iur 3 months

The Charlottetown Guardiait may‘ b0 obtained Qt 11mg; square, new York; Old South News Agency, Curngrggrllzl; aligigilflilzlellllg‘: New, stand. Chateau Laurie-t“, Ottawa; “Julie's News Stand Sub-

Emailing": News Mersey.

Boston; Metrupolluttt News ‘ Monti-em, J. Fine 35% Bay St, ‘lorontoi bury OnL; Hub ‘loliaec 5110p, blunelon N. B.

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ntoivunwvfxoventisnu z. 194a.

Selective Service Czar I; i5 not -.'...: w, but it is generally under- stgm] by“ , , l»_ ll, ' -tvatt's ltppointlnettt as Iiltforcczlkly. V Ir the “iartitnc Prices Board, l, -, t altogether from the zttltttitustrat Yttzintla Selective Ser- vice, tllcnui tniutl it is somewhat difficult ll. . w~Il the diffcreltce. 'l"ltcrc rs .'l wt i .. bclwcctt the \\'artime ' ' tld and the National Selec- t"_;.‘.l'\l to which the specific

futtctiotts The .\' fltlcl

ive Service endeavour to l<l if and whenever they

an- ~.o report to the \\';tr- time l’ .. . utrtl and lll so tloitlg ntgty int] .113 1,1; l from Wllltil’! the 6S- seltlial lztbtvlr ttflv llltilllllctl.

The \\‘: rt- Prices and Trade Board there- upon l‘~~l . t 1e the essential labour may be Ollllllnti a . l '\Il\\l to work out and pltt into 1.11.1 or other of restriction

irozn which it is desired to

' , which restriction is . i ‘tial labour required. At lhfs l..;.l JlTi any action what- ever is l ‘ the llcparttncttts involved cott-

tact tlte l l.l_\’ and ask their assist- ance in the t‘ .' n (or election) of an ad- visory ctvltl c int the industry consisting of an equal n of representatives of employ- ers and c

Tlre tle .s of the squeeze and how it will effect uill then be worked out by

.' w..lt the assistance of the Ad-

The response by large corporation: has been good thus far in the Victory Loan calttpaigtl. If the pace is kept up, the expectation of half a billion dollars from this group of special names will be realized. Employees in industrial plants are showing an excellent spirit. But while ntottcy from these sources constitutes I. necessary solid fOillllldllljll for the objective set, upwards of two ntilliott individual subscriptions from the gcstcral canvass are needed to make the Loan a. luCCcsS. Front this general canvass must some the difference between roughly $500,- 000,000 and the hi; over-subscription of $750,- 0O0,000,—-tha minimum objective of this cam- 111's»-

The man who shrugs his shoulders and says, "They will never miss my little $100 or $200 purchase," ll the big worry in the minds of thou who ltavc the Third Victory Loan closest b their hearts.

German Losses

‘I I Router’: despatch from Moscow quotes figures, compiled from Soviet Communiques, ihowing German losses in men killed on the three Russian fmnts to have aggregated almost h5o,ooo in lesl than two months. The period covered ll from August 25, when the Nazi of- Ienllve was lattrlched against Stalingrad, to October 20.

Here ls the breakdown published by Routers]

In the Mozdok sector of the Caucasus, from Ieptember t to October 2o, the Germans lost

9,000 men lflllCd and 772 tanks destroyed. l hem figures are based on the daily communi- ‘U0! for the period in question.

Around Novorossisk, from S tembe? I b Qctber 2o, they lost 45,000 mm illed and x30 Inks destroyed.

On the Slalitlgrad front from August :5 to October i9 the (jet-innit losses aggregated 15o,- ooo killed and 2,2oo tanks destroyed. The grand total adds up to 234,000 killed, and 3,102 ranks clcstrtiycrl. These figure: touch the top records of the worst slaughter in \Vorld War One. Such l w!» crllttlot fail to weaken tremen- dously the lrTWVlflS of endurance of Hitlcrfi mill- tary IIlIlClTllC. Another winter like the last should give it tile finishing touches preparatory to its liltal ltu out on the second front.

lndintls

In Canada

The liirllis atvl deaths of Indians in Canada, colttprise t-rzh- :t rcl/ttivt-ly incmflirlcrillilfi por- tion of the wl: ‘c it'll this is not g0 {me of ca. tain prtliillcts c "Ulcrtvl individually. More- over, in yizlriiclllslr acts of vital statistics, the figures for ll:~li.ltl= sulllc an importance he- yonrl the nunuric-ll t villi-limit of this class in

the populrtli-lt. lllir listical purposes the term Iilrlillll illcir’ < brccrls and other In- dians non u. s of (ztttztda. .\s to reported causes of tlczl l nvtlwugd the Indian population

a largo propwlV-tt of lltc<e are from other than

ltll_\'_<it‘i.'lll<, ll v1‘ ale some enliglltcltitlg facts fflyn] (h;- llllt- n}. rl on \'ll. Flnllstics. The mtmltl-gr of llllllull l.l";".<, t~.\'<"lll~l\'e of still- birlhq in my) l ;;tll..l int/ll which was distri- btllt-tl as follolvs bv plbviltcvs: Prince lttllvttrrl

[Slam], 13; ,\',,\-;, “sulfa, 1.1; New Brunswick, (it); (Jllchcf, 33;; (Inlaritw, ryjo; Ilrtnitrlha, 38f; Saskatchclvllll, 70-’: -\ll1cr1zt. 30.31 “lid llllll-‘ll Columbia, up), The tlllztl (lentils of Indians‘. exclusive of slillliirtlts in i940 aggregated 2.-

is Weaker ‘than the

811. by provinces as follows: Prince Edward Is- land. 3i Nova Scotia, 29; New Brunswick, 411

ebec, 193; Ontario, 452; Manitoba, $3; Saskatchewan, 43f; Alberta, 505; Illlll nllllsll Columbia, 644, The‘ tlO\\'ll\\'1ll'(l trend of out‘ Indian population has been ltztltetl, and during the past t5 "n. 2o years there has been a tnalll~ tained steady increase. The natural increase from I926 onward has been as follolvs: I926, 704: I927, 775; i918, 8:4; 193‘). 8S9; I930. 1,138; i931, 1.340; 103-’, 1.7.34; 1933. 1.658; 1934, 2,026; 1935- 1.303; 103". 1.574; 1937- t,r45: i938, 2,115; i039. 2-033; 194°. 2.153- Tlle Vital Statistic; Ilrallch of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics slalcs that the growing natural increase has been due in large nteasure to the improvement in tttctlical facilities carried out by the Departutcnt of Indian Affairs. The sudden drop in the natural increase in 1037 was due mainly to an cpidcltiic of nteasles in the three most wescterly provinces.

NOTES BY THE WHY

come uttder price control

tninlst-rator of used ruled that

goods,

they so

for something like thflt

c-EDITURIAL NOTES-s All Souls Day.

fill!!!

Whatever any other part of the world may be up against we living ltcre can ltave no kick cont- ing, every prospect pleases, even Hallowefen gtlisers being not so vile as they heretofore have been.

fcrtnatioti available Mr

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Mr. I. Gordon Taggart, Prices Board Foods Administrator, reports that beef slztugltteriltgs now are back to ltorltlzll and that it appears that beef shortage difficulty has been largely eli- minatcd.

Encouvltge no such belief.

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Hull, Quebec, has gone over the top and then “some". Are we here, with the reputa- tion of ltaviltg IO per cent of our lll.'lllllOO(l eti- listcrl, not to tucutiott the large cotttittgcttts of l our womanhood, going to lag behind in the 3rd Victory Loan Campaign?

H‘ l! 1k i

qtroduccd U-bont service. "t lttortrt-ges of shlps, en- ‘ l to trip up Germany _ Llotrt expect any- g, hard struggle be- \3 and the R. A F.

U-boats off oltr sea

Don't look for American .v for using transport ‘ l ships to save l sttfcly and v'c- ' Ifxlll our own (fforta We title tile otttplll of our own s —Ll>ncloti Express.

0f the 457,40! inhabitants of the province of New Brunswick in lllll, Q-ytyu‘; could gpc-ltl; l-Ittglislt only, Sgt-Qt lHw-ltclt only and 33,1300 n both English and Frcltch, according to a. report issued by the Dolnittilm llurcttu of Statistics. In 1031 the populzttiott totalled aolkztt). 0f whom 26;.37t spoke >h only, 66,255 Frettclt only and 74,080 l. -lh tottoues. Itl lllll there were 337 pCfSUllS who could speak tlt-izhtr language, while in 193i the figure was 513.

n- »- u a

5 . lien illllll tile ltltllls ql outer (IRES to say Ltlljtl. the PJIIilf0J~pS ltltvt: an u ra Uxl-zll of ulc tzerolc

_ y 4 _ m, " . But one eer-

Iohn Benbow, Fltellslt ;\tlmlr.".l, lllctl this ~nt tn ltlls gftlllg c1 YullllllilcYS - -,. .. - l . . . ., . . . .. ‘l t is s...l tlct. quite up L) the spccl-

date, I,0_, \\.ts'a (lllttllllhlf tlw utll‘ as a .\.ll.l\l, ‘humus U‘ we ‘yuppie no,“ As and was sent with a Stlllilllfltll to me \\ est ln~ the gultp culturing-d my lltqsetiool dies to settle disputes with the Spztltizlrlls over in M111 vlillvfl hilhvs “HUB they

, _ 1 1 _ -- ~, v ,_ . _ rest \e l. \l'll~l.‘LlUll he said to an~ the Dallttt settlutltllt, \\ lllmltt |’.ltc.~ou, tut. alum‘, ‘m5 L “audhctd ccme ,0 see

Scotsman who I0llll(lL‘ll the llllltl; of l"‘.ll_';l'~.l1.l, mun on: ‘Ly tLt; \\..y. cltt Lllull, . . - l - - _. , , . c» .t \lllk§4lc l.) "c. my net-"e slatted ltt It»); an ctttlgtallott sthtulc lo tolon- Llxakuftell m, “Tc “in he vol" lze the Isthmus of Darrin. and 5311i tzoo colt» ,_,,,,.,.,.,,_,> ,1, p», ;,._-,- ktuw ists there; thcv were \\‘ll.ll.~lltllt'l bv the Spztltiltrtls, lav t; Av. 1 if 'lln11¢sf:'~'°1ld I ' l ‘ H- _; - I _ V‘ ilk (,CII\'L"LQ llC‘ {left '2 -' and went short 0t Plll\.~.tvlli\‘ tll.~<*.l.c lllllltt, by “Ufluum, _“_,.,_.,n Tm, Immed out, and only a reltmztut rclurtllil tt.'.\ct.tl:ltltl; wet-u Dcttbmv was able to adjust uutttc" way home fought" a bltllle SLlCCL‘ the French off St. Dotttiltqtt. ‘u- w: x a

the great interior 1.11115" l.ul. prcurmscd than did talc opening 3L; AlllCl'l\.'.1l.\ CCllltlllCllL _ , _ in the ylllfq pflul‘ t; the C.vi. War Old age PCHSIOIIQTS who receive separation Yit the tocd lrrcdllsts and W339- allotvztttccs on account of their sonsbcitlg over- “we seas, are to ltave their olvl age lkdlnltlll) rcstur- cl mo out ed, though tirlqlltally lltev wore tllscttlllilltterl. PYUWQUI - . ' Bcsltltxs rttl) '1', p.0-

The Labour Minister of l_,_lll&'lJ'CC llutde the au-

lh t. sent at least IlLO kttcwn varieties" of

nouncctttettt as follows: “l am plcztsctl to au- Plums lrvm “illvil yil-tllfifllwillg nounce that we have been succcssftll," he said, iifidfjsléfimfr, pffiieull“. “Cum be “and that the Ifcclcral (iovcrnltlellt, ulticlt pztys "all... 11,1111 _

75 pcr cent 0f the pettsious to tltc aged and the “m4 51m“

blind, has granted ollr rcqtlcst. From now on, the aged and the blind whose sous have en- listed shall receive a pension equal to that paid

One or the t‘atta@ns returned frc Japan in ills ciiplcmntic Luer - ‘llCllll confxrtncd in an au-

, _ _ become

to them previous to their tlrztwlltg any part Japan - l H ~ . . --. , .' . w: after

of their sons pay. lltc Labour Minister saul Pear, Harbor Ab,“ me alliance

also that the Provincial Govcrnltlctlt which pays

I00 per cent of the peltsiolts to needy mothers,

would adopt the same principle for such cases. u n: at s

bet-wccn Nippon and (Jt-rllltttiy ls u marriage of cotlvcntctit-e, and, evid- ently, was never (lIlytl1lIl' else. They trust. one another a. out as much as a motlse trusts a cat on the basmicnt floor. The material which binds the men of Tokyo and the men of Berlin to the Axis coalition, in other words, is much more plastic than cetrlent-ltvith Japan twisting the mixture to her

In a pres: interview in Lottdon, our Labour Minister Mr. Humphrey Mitchell was introduced by British Labour Minister Bevin who had this nlc: commendation to make of_Cattada’s con- tribution to the war: "I do not want the con- Own PRO/em. —Vl¢l>°rll1 Time!- trlbutlon merely measured in tcrlns of quantity The tanks“: wabfime earnings because sometimes that nlcans a vast amount of children - a question which of material which ls unusable. The weight and "*2; ‘algdnegggmzvwudlii; 1:120‘: resiliency of Canadian output ln the last two fiffi cQff-upgmg the walks, outtock, years-particularly during i940 when we had and future of boys and girls Just not many friends-were a salvation to us. Can- 2g: s“,§,b§f,'@§°};, filfgerlfzncigolfig ads. has played a great part in the equipment of has the right to cast stones at these the Middle East army and the forces of this {gllgiihfllllé fifths} 28g‘, Lsnrggédmmgs: country. Now we ltave lost certain raw materials we, “ma, 1s he to do? Refuse m Canada ll a. savior to us by moving men about 31116 J1me Yglllfteéo!‘ 1316111011"? f: to increase production of vital metals like nickel. hmsflemlfnxfho L, ti‘, bllfmfi‘ 1,8,‘: m, An immense help not only to us but to all the Allied nations in a period of great need. I feel this thank: not only comes front me and the

lacking the balance of maturity? Ho ntay want parental direction, for British government but from the whole British people." I I I I.

the father may be in the services and the mother on war work, at the behest of the community. It is, therefore. the duty or the com- munity to ucktttiehéplr Ityixlfd buynzrlztyl

- e many o l . o 0n

Choosing non-essential goods and services Mm- will be the task of the various administrators An 0mm; bulletin dealing with who already control Iiractleally all the nation's 3138:1559 “life vflalgplltiflalg rpgrgliéglavorkf lndustry—th¢ food administrator, fuel adminis- 111mm,,“ syswn 1n 1941 mulfid trator, power adlnittlstrator and so on. It is 52.10% pounds‘ olffilégulttr aludmintlg ‘ ' ' ' S11 B llIK , U11 S

perhaps the most difficult job any Canadian lung” {Summmm Sulpmm (bum public official has ever been called upon to do. alum coagulalpths for tlhe irnvlv V1.3‘?- - '- t‘ ' ‘ , er enterng e mec ttnca .- Thcy must frame orders \\ltlth_ vltll, inevitably, a“), 292.542 pounds o, chlorine’ 3m drlve many a cltlzcn out of business, drastically pounds o; anhydrous nmmonm’ and reduce the output and therefore the profits and 2<YL408 pound-s of llqllld sulphur

living stztndartlsuaf others. These orders will allfillllatggllgsli ggmilfiénlfignufgg cause the most intense rescnlnlcut on the part ovcrtlnses or chlorine which are of their victims, a. resentment only_too likely Ttllzlnclgglet-Lengfifgaglfé “s?” to flnd spokesmen not only ln Parltalnettt but 090,0“; pgund5 n; m]; used annual- even in the Cabinet itself. The fact must be ltlytlhfstlfimlglt ‘Pm syglem- i’; faced, however, that the job ltzts to be (lone. Sofie,‘ 06h’; “llm, sfimflfiffifi” m, Individual deprivation attrl even outright suf- sands tised for that.’ purpose have lfleriug areunot only possible but likely, but these £052?‘ rejgielrgtggd lvlyrpxiggtlénfnvlgitlt; casualties of the home front can no more tlc- 5m-

tcrtnine the Government's judgment than the suffering of a. wounded soldier can sway the strategy or tactics of (lcttt-ral llr-rulrptztrtcrs. The only qucsliott should be "Al? the gett- errtls compctctit?" The civil gvltcrals in this case, .\lr. (iordon and St-lcclive Service Dirt-t:- tor Iilliott M. Little, have given evcry reason to believe they are as crttupclcnt and as fair as any two tncn ill the cotllttty who could be follni

Mayor Lewis has come out stout- ly against the compulsory billet- lng of wnr-wtwrkers in the homcs— in Ottawa homes, at 16MB. H0 points out that hottscttttzlclcrs of Ottawa have responded splendidly to the request. that they c-pcn their spare- rooms to newcomers, and takes t-he grmtnd that the people should not be contpclied to snort- fice their prlvncv to rtlleve a 81W- ttllcn which ncgivct bv the govern-

for the jolt. 'l'ltt'y thvrcfltre llttl~t llrtvc a fro- ntcnt, has brsttzht n-b t, Thlp is t}

_- . _- 1 x. , - . . , .'._ Jl c want of vie-v 1t s no. httul, llutlliiil lhtl m: lll lh< llllIlHlllll-llt, \lt _,. _,il,,llnr,,'s‘whi,h aC-mfltcs Ppposl, tlms must glut and bcar thc COlliCflliCllcCS. tum to ms official guggestlon that

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Latest item of consume goods to l5 SEC- end-hatm clctititig, and from 110W on there will be less bargaining Im- der the sign of the three balls in n the fitabbier shops of Canadian cit- ies, price Chief Donald Gordon, at;

secondhand dealers must ttuniin litstéksof us‘?! suitstpilg overcoats n s o a Hwy l , _ sell them at either their base per- l; falling short. ot what 00d meant lod prices of $3) each, whichever is lt to be unless. lower, until Sept. 30, after which Word of God V under an $18 cell- Ctlrllcllllllll, as the Mam text- mu such sums and coats mu5t; be The Blole Ls a. guide n31 our e8. free of holes, dnrtts, paIchcs, and Mid fl HEM l0 0111‘ P!“ - missing buttons, _Clticago Herald.

portion o! the Bible, and prayed 5,3; ggg-Lgfig‘flflrlgnigttgrghgflfigf before we began our studies. Mr, Edgar Louis Granville, M. P. for Eye, suggests that the Germans be told to typshagklelbtge 19511822351‘: or Berm wi be ‘on s wt ‘ 1 Wills without resplte- Bumpavhybgm: ynthlseligciavlias no Bible rennin Berlin? Many 960918 m" bu“ d had en left out of the ro- wondering “'11? Bern" h“ escaped Si... seeiieungly unnecessary. p the aerial bombardment. Only s. A n. few raids have liven “ltlemPwd °n with a set of "The Warner Class- the Naiz capital and none of these 105l- dld much dttltlttgc, according to 1n- Gran- ville does not say il- but hi5 lm‘ plicatton ls that for some reason our side has been refraining “Cm making Berlin a tarSQF- —Wl11ll5°1‘

tar.

It has been said that Germany must run short of U-boat crews. Hitler has 3‘00,'0{),0O0 human beings in his power. Most cf the BYBtPOYY-‘i. fish- ing villltggs and nurseries of sea- men iu Eltmpe are his, Ill‘ he can- not force 0:‘ caJole conquered sea- men to serve in his navy he can put them into work "which releases wmtttg Gciatltm seamen for the

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PUBLIC FORUM

‘lilo ooh-n In cell II l“ flgqnplg. 5y otrrolpOulllh d question II IRON!‘- T“ Charlottetown fllnrllu lone Ill

ll; undone In Illll."

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Sir,- Any educational system “The Bible. The is included in lt.s

In my school days on Prince Ed- ward Island our teachers read a

Not having finished my schooling in P E.I. before going to Boston, I attended Evening I-Il h School. where some 0! Harvar teachers subjects. consequ-

befote our classes. The word

lend of mine presented me

of "the Greatest Authors," philosophers, scientists, poets, novel- ists. I must. admit mat poetry was the only subject that. I had been fatnillar- with at that. time, never having studied the other subjects. and as I was readin through philosophy, _I learned a ui. Dar- winjs Evolution theory, I became cuzlotls to know if there was any tncntion of philosophy in the Word of Go . To my surprise I found that there was only one place in the Bible where philosophy was ntcntloned and it read thus:- "Bclvare lest any man spoil you tlit-ottgh philosophy and vain deceit after the tradition of men; after the rudiments of the world and

not after Christ," Col. 2 :8. S0 I didn't spend any more tints with D a r w l n's pitti-

osoplly,_ I learned that. Darwin did not believe in my Bible, nor did he believe in God's power to create man after Hts own image, He tried to teach men that they originated front ntonkeys 0r ape. What an m- sult. to Almighty God who tirade Matt in His own intage, who ltad UOWCI‘ to create all things, I lllso lcttrned that Darwin's weakness was that oi using snuff and he spent ms latter years smoking cigarettes.

So the Darwinian diabolical theory spread in our Universities and

, 152110015 and so did cigarette smok- 11g.

Are We going forward 0r back- \vttr:i_ to the dark ages?

Th s supposedly great philosopher handed down some research work to out‘ college professors and stud- ents; the task 0f searching for the Mlsslng Link between the ape and ltltman beings and their research has been in Vain as was Dad-wins.

Ddwln denied the power of God, he msseti the links that would have bound him to God through Eternity, how tragic! "Et- e nnl doom!"

Boys and girls who are seeking ltlghsr education, do not follzw after the traditions of men; Follow‘ after God and His righteousness and all things shall be added unto you. “Seek first, the Kingdom of God" let Him be ycut‘ guide.