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ll oil/vest Ink." s \1'I IIILIY, SEIPTEMBER 13, 1941.

Lu iinsecration

[shed recently in Cﬂldl, Sweat .\:1<1 Tears," a col-

of Prime Minister writ-d between May I933 lbw clearly, in the years

l studied today. Nothing uiic, during this Recon- g ihe second anniversary ~ uiir. illllfl to recall the fol- ‘_ ildivvrcd in the House of iiqo after Mr. Churchill v" " mi‘. iiict:

r u: .iii iiriical of the most ;_._,;»,~ [Hi/ore m many, many i ' You

p’ l ‘Will say: Iil and air, rl-iih all our tli." Slffllr/lll that God can rciu- against a ‘IIIOIISIVOHS

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fﬂlllltljiili‘ oi l a .111 crime. That is our paltry. Yip, m/x, ix n1)‘ aim.’ l can answer Ht 0N ;.-~i~{; l .\ II, rifrllli-yi at all costs, alc-

3 of ill l.i'i'i'7l‘, 7‘fl‘l(lt'_\‘_ however long i<' .1 iiriiy- hr; for without well"?- l Le! that be realized; no ljiiiflirr; no survival for nliilhlrp [m5 stood flit’, M0 flit‘- v (lilil iiiipiilre of the agcr, Illa! i1w":.'.ii'ii toward fix goal. Bu! tin-i; tic/ll: llli0_\'flllt‘_\‘ and hope. I ~' pyr ciuiri: rvill not be rllfftffll l0 vii. .1.’ llJlX lllllf’ I feel entitled i0 l 47f all" (lllll l riiv, ‘(Imam than, It’! . I ~ I I) ~ flit)‘ liiillfll rfrcllgill-

from .\lr. Churchill's Iui-le 4, i940, delivered during i f the evacuation of Dunkirk: [p]! (unfit/circa that if all d0 , ..i_i; ix iicglcrlr/i, and if till? ":21: 117'.‘ liiiirli‘, (is they are bring i..."- Olin-viva; once again able ‘til lillliil‘, to ride out the storm vi the 1imi1ace of tyranny, if v, if ll('('(‘.§'.Y(ll'_\' fllOll8_ At any r , .. ~ air y/oiiig to try to do. That k [[55 » pf Iii; Majesty’: Government 7- nlcrv niiiii i." fllUIl. That i: the twill 0f Parka‘ niciil till/l the ‘llilllllll . . .Em’n WW9,‘ IMF?” [yap/y (if /;- 1v (lllil hianv old and famour (‘ti or may fall into the grlf’ 9f u]; [luv nlliiiiir apparatus of IVﬂ-‘rl l‘. mil fliiq or fall. W! 5M” 99 iur riiall fight in France, _'we shall I5 and nrraiix, 1w shall fight ‘wllll "wiirw iilltl gruruliig rircngth m the ¢i ii‘ i. Fil our l.\‘l(7l1(l, ‘IPIIGICZVFY the cost will {ii/iii on Ilia beaches, 1w shall

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,'/‘ N, , I ,7» )1 .1 for a IHOJHCHI belief/e, this ,§_/,,,,,,' p.- (I liii'_li." piirl of iI "were siibjiigaliid and ,,,_.,...;,.,,_ piwi . '17‘ liiiipii-v lilvoild the Mar. ﬁll"- e/i llllil gisiiinlril l"): Ill.‘ liriiirli Flori, ‘wlllllll W"? till/ll, iii (imilr good time, the ii all iir fY/TW‘? arid miglll. Kiel’: up illlil liiv liberation of the old.

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"This Fellow Bares Me"

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ClI Illllftlrl’ [Twl liw illfli the Almighty IS about [IHHHI d. wit]: IIIIUI‘ illIII his zuidziclty, and seeks p, 1,11,... j. [yum I1i_"1)1‘_\', lIc writes: “Ihe trouble with us l> llllli \\'-.‘ il:|\c iurgotieii Frederick the Grpafs wi (Iictiim IIHII "In illl IJGIIICS, It i6 GQHCfﬂI cc who iuvarinblyl will make the final .i...;;_.§..ii_" lr iii-rick of Prussia, being 8 p1.“ App-on ;i< u l? Ilx :1 fi-cc-tliinlver. substituted the llillllf‘ hi 'l|'|l\'I‘.'lI chance’ for that of the gﬂgil [um (l... 1114' it wzis die fashionable thing p, iIr))_ Inii ilu- pfiilinlrplly underlying his state- mcut \\;:-~ ilii» cinic as flint of Cromwell and Gustavus" .\i‘..»ip!iii<, who iicvcr went into battle without ri-iiiiiiu zi (‘Ilium-r of tllvll‘ PM?" “And without Il Il\l q ilic iiiiul ilccisrou with God. For {hi5 i5 IIIII niiiv a IIHI\‘<'I'\(E of uumtitable physical law but 11in il lllll‘lt‘l'>t' of uiicbnngenble moral Iawg mu‘, ila-ivillrc, ilu- niuiiicut (iﬁlk-Of Gm‘ era] t Illli ~ lIT ubziiiwci‘ iuinic you wish to use __$i,;,|i ,. ii-ipii.) IIIHIWIIIIIIII)’ tired of the oul-~ mllpnip, HI Illl‘ p1'vpii,~l(‘I'f)tlS IIIIIC IIO- hciiiiiiu vi .i.-.;il (lo ipuiu- klarshal I'I1l'l(I- Winn-f l \\'l)I'(I\')‘ II i tle r wul

will that happen? I dont

wbiit I would like to call xi‘ ~---\vliicIi is the restilt of iippii a rather careful study ii~' - I am rcndv to predict '. fliwf‘ n1 li:iiid_ Hitler has now i of IIUHI‘ nud success which t‘\'I'iI early in the year I812. Jl!!\' pzirnllcl between the Rus-

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m, Hf .\:.-.....i..... and that of um... M. u; ,. m. W, ,-.-,-ii pnfHlS of comparison- llq is HIIIWI" llll‘ same mistake which PFOVHI

fatal tu his 1il‘c(Ic'L'C::ul'S. Ignoring the word: of

warning writ large across all the pages of the past. he allows himself to live tinder the illusion that, because his genius has made him stand apart from the rest of his fellow nic-u, it has also placed him beyond the realm of that mural law which is part of the very structure of creation. That law will now go into action and then, as Victor Hugo (being a poet) expressed it so aptly, then the good Lord will take notice of him, will say, ‘This fellow bores Mo’ and that will be the end of the son of the late Alois Schickelgruber, May his ashes never rest in peace!"

— EDITORIAL NOTES —

Tomorrow Reconsecration Services in all the churches.

I i Correction: von Blucher 110T!) I741’. 110i 1305

as wrongly given yesterday. u u- u r

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Practical demonstration of active military

training was given in the city yesterday. m v v a

Letters from overseas indicate the rejoicings there were at reunions among those boys already over and those recently landed. As one expressed it: "It was great-better even than a letter and parcel from home!” It must have Iiceu swell.

a v a Lord Bennett has chosen his coat of arms. He is entitled to two armorial supporters and they will be the moose for his native New Brunswick and the Buffalo for the prairies where he spent many years. w i: x in General James Wolfe died at the taking of Quebec this date, 1759'. Born at Wesserham, Kent, he served in the Rhine Campaigns. in the Jacobite Rising of the “Forty-Five,” and in the Flanders Campaigns. llis fame rests on his bril- liant victory and noble death on the Ileights of Abraham in the Quebec expedition. u w w s

Crews of British tankers going within the danger areas are to be supplied as soon as pos- sible with a special garment for protection a- gainst burning oil. A garment made of light flame-proofed fabric is to combine in one piece a hood with mica eye-piece, a cape and gauntlcts. It is intended to be available IIT1l11(‘fII(Il(‘I\' for the protection of face and hands while boats are be-

ing launched .

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A Canadian had sent former Prime Minister Bennett many seeds common to Canada includ- ing hubbard squash. The squash was grown suc- cessfully last year and the seeds saved and re- planted. This year they produced an amazing as- sortment. Some were little green squash. One or two were somewhat similar to green hubbards and right on the same vines a couple of yellow monsters which looked like crosses be< tween certain types of squash and pumpkins but

nothing like hubbards. 4r >r

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The Canadian force which iuvadcd Sivitz- bcrgcn was composed of men from Il(.'Z:tIl|lll\I'lCl'S of a Western infantry brigade, an Alberta regi-

ment, a Saskatchewan regiment, a Central Un- tario Field ambulance unit and an Iiastern Un- tario field company. I‘IEZ1(.I(]lIill‘ICl'S (ICCIIIIE to iii- dicate the strength of these (lclacliuicuts. So fur as the Canadian forces are couccriil-d, it was :1 hit and run operation for it was later (Iiscloscd from official sources that the Canadian troops later withdrew. This means that the Canadians who took part with the British and Norwegians are back in Britain. All the troops engaged were

withdrawn, according to an unofficial London report. , n- : n- * What control really should mean. "A very

black case of a very black market," was how Mr. Rowland Thomas, K.C.. the Uld Street, London, magistrate, recently described a case in which Harris Bloom, whose address was given zis I\IZ‘III< field Road, Ilford, Iilssex, was summoned for overcharging for onions and for failing to kccp records of sales and purchases. llc sentenced Bloom to six months’ imprisonment, fined him £20, and ordered him to pay ten guiueas costs. For the Ministry of Food it was slated that Bloom charged £4/10/-a cwt_, the controllcll price being 30/4 a cwt, \Vlicu ziskcil for an ex- planation he said_ "Everybody in the market is doing it." The Magistrate—'l‘hcn cvcryibody in the market should be in gaol. =v 4r It >t<

Cardinal Villeneuve has addressed lo the Ru- man Catholice clergy of [Icnucc ("ouuly, Quebec, a letter urging support of the Scott Law in cou- nection with the referendum on liquor regula- tions which the county will hold on Monday. Beauce residents on that day will zlcciilc by ballot whether thcir county will continue un- der provincial liquor laws or adopt the Scott Law, a federal statute which provides for local option regarding prohibition. In the letter, rend at masses throughout Beaucc, the Cardinal said the clergy/s duty is “to instruct the faithful ac- cording to the directions which have been sent you and to exhort them strongly to vote in favor of the Scott Law in order to protect their spiritu- al interests and their better temporal interests at the same time.” ‘K

As to coincidences, here arc lights and shades in peace and war. Twins——Scc0l1d~I.ieut. John Cunningham Meikle and Second-Isicut. Robert Coulson Meiklc, former pupils of Aberdeen Grammar School —\vcre k-illcd in action on the same day during an attack on the escarpment at Sollum. They wcrc the sous of .\Ii'. and Mrs. A. M. Meikle of Monkscaton. near Newcastle. 'I'wcnty-four years of age, lbe twin hlcikle brothers were born at Tvncmriulh. Tihey went to live at Aberdeen with their parents when three ycars old. They cirtcrcd the Grammar School to- gether in 1924 and left on lbe some day in I03]. Then both served articles as chartered account- ants with North Shields firms. 'l‘bi-v sat their final examinntioiis together, John gaining hon- ours. Both became (‘I1l])I(I_\‘('(I the sumo day with lwo different prominent firms in IKHHIHII. In I033 they joined the TY-rritnrizil Army on the some day. At the outbreak of \\‘-'li‘ they wcr.‘ granted commissions on the same day, and wen" gaze-fled to the some Iiiittziliou. Thcv wcrc si-iu to the Middle East in Ianunrv, and wcut through the Egyptian and Liliyau campaigns ingvlIu-i, and an noted were killed in action the same dzry.

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llrlless we mtss our gueu the nut g€€a1d€l1l of the United sum will, Wendell Winkle. and 1c won't be because of any auppJt he will get from Republican tsolnforrists. — lvLdland nee Press-Herald

Hitler, ps0 the stnry ‘bu, h” looted Michelangelo's Mose, 1mm‘ the Louvre and carried rt oiff to‘ Bsmhwsxaden. When asked by ml assoelares why he had stolen this? particular treasure he replied, "Obj 1Y1 l5 a BPBBY- Dlece cf art. you know".! But one of the Gestapo, spying an, his boss. has re-psrted another ex-, Dlanation. He saw der Fuehrer on his knees before the great, Jew’: M“! he W5 saving. "Dear Moses, tell me how to get across that S-ri-p of Water." - Exchange, .

0|" Ilfﬂprganda started In thls‘ will‘ by attacking Hluer. That. ap- proach was wrzng, because there was no apparent breach In rhe| Nazi regime. Now the ohfnk has| been opened and we should thrust. into it. as the Panzer divisions‘ strike at the weak spot In the‘ enemy front. We should seek to] divide the German people 1n mtg, Issue, to provoke argument, m create suspicion between the party and the army. and to split tho $311115 of the party Itself. -I.)ondon

There Is strong evidence to slip- port a suspicion which has exfsbed in this country for some time that the Germans are deliberately bomb- ing civilians 1n occupied ten-f so as to give the impression that. the RAF. are the culprits. By this‘ 11163115 they hope, no doubt. to create bed M01312 against. Great. Brltalnq and so make the defeated countries —-and particularly France —~ more willing to co-operabe Wlbh their German masters. Actual proof f5 naturally most» difficult to obtain, but. lhcrc Is such a chain of circum- stantial evidence by this time as to sccm conclusive. A resident. of Brest on his arrival In Lisbon from France, stated that. It had Often been noticed that air raids which began on the port were renewed. after an interval of about, half an hour, on the reddenllal areas 0f rue town itself. Whereas the first ruid damaged only the port and shipping, the second caused con- siderable damage to houses and heavy casualties amzng the civilian pOplllfbllﬂll. splinters picked up In the town on the mornings after the raids were found to be of German manufacture. - Birmingham Mall.

English experlence since the war shows that the people prefer to pay ccmlpulsorlly. For a. long time they actually nagged‘ at Sir Kingsley Wood to pile on taxation. It is fairer all round, ropes In the slack- er, is more eflticlent. and leaves leisure for more vital war work - leisure now dissipated on shows, stunts and drives that bring In a sum inordinately small for the ef~ fort expended. I-t would do a lot. 0d’ good to cut out most of this chart- table revelry and to put in some frank thinking about the trends and origins of the war, the purpose for irhicl) it is being fought, the extent of Indlifs contribution, how it can be rapidly expanded to meet the threat l0 Gibraltar and the fresh approach of war from east and west. toward those shores. Without a lively understanding elf the na~ ture and course of the war, loyalists pursuit make their most useful con-' 1'1 l "

of supply! as urgently she nccos practical sympathy to match and buttress the undauntied spIrIt of her people, America sends her bath — material goods and un- derstanding; her supply ships sail as “May/flmvcrs", hcmeward bound. bringing back freedom to Europe.- Bxubay Times of India.

The Briton Is not on] a, better type than other peoples have some- times thought him. He 1s suiperlor also to UIS own 0pini0n of himself. Thus. one mun who thought he was afraid c-f his own mother-In-Iaw finds himself equal to terrors she» would" never have wished for hun.

Another man who couldn't, Imagine himself talking back to his boss will talk back at the world's would-be boss every bombed night In the week. But not only does the se1f-, styled tmhcrolc Briton find himself‘ a hero; the self-styled "lowbrow"l finds himself u "high-brow". The London Philhmmonlc orchestra has been making a round 0d the pro-; vinces. And Britons who dld not. know they liked gocd music have been turning out In thousands to hcar it- ialnycd. Jack Hylton, BrILIPh jJZZ band loader who has been con- ducting the classics on this tour,‘ says a typical comment from hear- crs ls: ‘Tm u hzgh-brow and didn't know it". What are all these dis- coveries going to do to the average Britons self-ester: Probably It. won't get. out of ha d so long as British luunor continues t0 equal that. o! the London woman wiho talked to an American newspaper Cﬂlfeﬁflondcnt In on aLr-rald shel- tcr while the bcnrbs threatened w, IiitcrrupL the conversation, " goodness". she sold, "bins Is a raldi‘ You know, ‘if we British wln this vrar alone, the world won't. be able to stand us". — Christlan Sclence- . Monitor,

t l-‘lgwtz-ir people fnnthe latte’: Strata: O0 1011‘ 0WD V8 G l!‘ seven months oif this year their durlng any like period 1n one lest 15 years. Yet those seven months,» Cffillltlgﬁd with stialg and!‘ agrgst’ sow » e nu ion se on rn of war, shaken pvgfthtn by delsunlty problem; and ‘deuce-dictated ad-' justmenbs, and faced without by the graves/t dangers of It; modern Iustcry. How account. then for the Iitictlbt/Idailnmairlzs trytfieg ‘gletrtghode with its threats to 111e, peace, and secur- ity? How explain that more Ameri- cans preferred to live amidst thI: turmotl and dzubt than dld In more serene ttmes? Was It because the Cmﬂfkene has made us a bus- ler people? as 1t, because time: . were less hard financially? Could It ibe due to some tmtfncttve will to iflghi. rather than to surrender to" ‘real adversity? 0r was it. because‘ the excltment. of future uncertain-l 3ft. ‘3l“.’.‘1‘.‘§€..%§.“‘é’.?": ‘mm’ "'5' e a an

1y hopeless depression? Probably a ipmbtnatlfcn tp 1:31 théese factors set

e spar o e urn ng more lbrlghtly In American breasts this | pastvenr. The threat to our country . and oqrelgi/es, has meant ynore 1mi-

more um s run-move rom e-i Iness. And tlhls has meant a wider ldislrlbutlop qflthe qlatglrllnl fittings ulhlcl mii e wor vng o a0 l many]. Out clethls Improved state inﬁoual well-being, perhaps has “Will ‘li "‘°ﬁ.i“.'.°'.‘.%i¥.‘.’$; .2 w! w ve .. grnst the threatq from within PIHI without. - Portland Press Herald

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Imoment. w send an expeomoxiary

force w me Arctic-r Vvnai. LIcS De- ITLHQ UTE IILITOIIIIZ OI. CEIIIZIQIEI). 51L.- 15h mu NOTWBIIIB-ll broops m THOSE normerly OI NOFWQYN 31

ns? The sbalenreirl. o1 National Defence UBDB-YLXDEXH. that. a IIIIIILO-YY force him been sen: to the Arctic "tor various puuuoses" .5 not revealing. But. It is very sugges- ive. Wnai. might. these purposes be?

1n the ﬁrst place the group of Islands which bears the name of Sbrtzberizeu is o1 great SLPIIIEEIC 1n- portance 1n the Aruzlouuuerlcan scheme for COIIK-POIIIIIR the island approaches to Europe. L_\‘1l1g midway DCBWEBIT (jfﬂﬁlllﬂﬂﬂ Illlﬂ H16 5011c» islands of Novaya zeuuyu. me 5pm- bertzen izrouD would offer a sou-are base and nideawav for enemy 514D- marines. The deep. shell/cred fjords. ice-free for a large DHJSI. of the year. are an Invlung base of operations for enemy war craft seeking w prey upon the north Atlantic snapping lanes and the ocean cxbfmbzs around Iceland.

Bu: German control of the Islands would be more dangerous 51.111 were Britain and the U Slates to attempt to send supplies and other assistance to Russia Via Murmansk and the White Sea. port of Arm- angel. Seizure of Spitzbcrgcir at r111: time 1s a logical military operation. carried out. In anuctpatlon of sena- ltrluz direct aid to Russia via me Arc-

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The most obvious reason for the seizure of this Norwegian outpost. and the one emphasized by the (JI- ﬁcml statement. IS t0 prevent ‘be Germans “from utilizing for their own purposes Spitzberizen with its rich coal nunes." These "rich coal mines" are undoubtedly Important. But 1t Is hardly possible that. n11 ex- Dedmoﬂﬂry force would be sent, tnlo the Arctic solely to prevent. the mines from falling lnto cneuy hands. Germany has large c051 m. serves available In the occupied countries. Britain has ample , for her own domestic and needs.

The Svltzberzen occupation Is but a Dart of the izeneral scheme 1m‘

"enclrcllnll" the German-dominated European Continent. To regard lt as

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Shnmble In shoddy Fdnery forward,

And make their salnams To the tiers of people-

Dummles with a reflex Muscle of laughter

When they see the mountains Come to Mahomet. . . . Efficiency of engines. Olxstlnbcy of darkness.

—Loui.s MacNIoe.

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“There Is no prize or vantage In civilian life for young man or ﬁghting which would repay him remaining aloof from ire present. sLruggle. lhcse who do not play uieli- purl 1n the time 0f Llieir country's I1C"(I place themselves Ollltvltl.) uie spiritual exislcuce of tutu" fel- lows, If this seems an exag- geration, let any one irl; re of those who was ol ago ' c1 able to serve and \\'I1u ii d

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an Isolated operation would be to fall to zrasp the whole signiﬁcance. of Allied strategy. which must. now have as Its motivating considcratioi) the necessttv for getting all aid l0 Rush; at all bOssIble speed.

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