f l

race roux _ TllE

rm: cuannorrcrdwfi ciiiizprm '» liotee By The Way

tion of Le Bloc. That ne in Quebec in the traditio Cardin and Mr. King's ot

w party is csrrying 0n of Mr. Lapointe, Mr.

PUBLIC "FORUM

BIIIRLIITTETOVIN GUARDIAN

" I-OIIIII Dill] (Ioandsd ll IUII

her Quebec ministers. g solidly for Mr. King, ' British, anti-conscrip- ll it was worth and

For to keep Quebec votin the anti-participation an tion cry was worked for a

In; Commander Gibson, V. C.,

[Ilflldlll Hill, U01. w. Chester l, Illslll

' Visa lfrssldautr J. if» iluraett IJJ.

' learetaryr Heal. Ooi, U. A. Iae lnaon, ll.l,\,

ldltor aad llanali g Director, J. B. itnraeil, I-d-l. Aaeeaiata Editors. ‘rank Walker, and Limit, Ill

Burnett, ll.(7.N.\',|t_ (On Aetlve dervloe)

dams last May will be felt next month when the streams which it fed will be dry. ‘Ihot will be rome- thing for the Germans to "mohne" sbtlvut. —-St. Thomas Times-Journ- na .

The result is a strong indoctrination 0f harder to overcome by reason of the fact that there was never any real attempt to do so by Mr. King or his ministers in the first three

NEW PATIIOIDGIST

eunscrurrron anal

years of the war.

Sir,—-Premier Jones in his Id- Add the fact that Le Bloc grew out of the

dress to the convention

wife has arrived in

I; lail in P, I. l. “no per year; II.“ for I moatla ..

sr I months; eon for sis moall Oily In ery “.00 per year; 83.00 tor s months J1." [or I montha; filo for oaa month

Ins Switzerland. Prc-babi with the fsmiiy

ption plebiscite of r942 and you have Mr- handiwork complete.

Q laii to other Provinces and 0.5.1. Iii-tits pas ymr Iaturday Weekly: 82.00 oer year; shoe for I Ioatas,

00o lor l months

from a1 dozen countries. -0ttswa 1° s.

f bird “nil animals ‘I: arm s an . other words o. glorified veterinary

ren, no organized anti-conscription, which in some ways rs also anti-war, group.

. For every 30 Canadians there la

‘lbs Charlottetown Guardian may be obtained at lotiullnga liens Agency, Times llquare, New Yuri; 0K loath News Agency, Corner llllk and Washington Bolton Metropolitan News Agency, 120i l'sei ll. Iontreal; J. File led lsay It, Toronto; News stand t-‘haleaa hnrlsr;

Ottawa; Wolfe's hewa stand sudnury, Dons Hal Tobacco elhop, Alouniun, N. ll.

nouncement that there would be a plebiscite was an invitation for the isolationists

organize. La Lfgue pour Io Defsn \vas formed. It campaigned for a No vote. Got it overwhelmingly. From La Li

Government employee.

30 Canadians, six ordinary I‘ n ‘he m” m” t

wife's nephew. Dr. h sire

m ad! been selected‘ for GASSY STOMMTIIS If

Every day more Government em- ployee ote hired and fewer people

gue, as Mr. Ray-

are left to support them. -Vsn- oratory work has Dr. Bishop hld?

TAKES THE DRUDGERY

mond has often said, grew the political party,

“The Strangest Memory is Weaker Than

the Weakest Ink.”

Sir. to. LC B] P I ' i? IRJERIUUIITIIRIQT- oc op“ awe The well-known son; says “Un-

FRIDAY, AUVGUST 21. i943

The dangerous effects, in the success of Le

, ds of the desert grow Bloc m Stanstead and the near-success of the

as if they never grow

“Cdlidtifl bated lhe Day“

Lauder lfil: cupui-u illln lillbflalicti u but . crcdu to Cziuzidu iii North .\ti;u.;‘c ~-

OUT 0F COOKING

l. Ideal Ior auto camps, nlenlo grounds or summer cottage. 2. No tins h dispose of. t package means minimum ullt and weight- 4. Cooks In 7 minutes. Make the most of your vacationing days. Wherever you go '.. . whether you stays day, week or month . . . rake ply of Lipton’: Noodle ou'll enjoy the conveni- ‘g weight package

same group in Cartier. c .\lr. King, His twistin tn keep a blnc iu Qu tion fnrtruiln have res ant mess we now have.

an be traced directly to gs and turnings, his efforts ebec tn safeguard his elec- ulted in the highly unpleas-

grow cold every night. It is unusual to find thin ice formed on any water exposed winter. Sentrieu dread the coldness of night as much as they detest the burning heat of the day. But there Ls one grand compensation. If ou sink g, bottle of beer a foot or o before "turning in," you can be assured, when you dig it out next afternoon, of a nice bottle of stone- cold beer Just off the ice, as it were. —Bombay (India) Standard. .

Beginning Monday

Sir.~i-fow many“ vacancies w

iufddy iiruuiug Peel tduoriul gitiug great! arc u1 iuliiiliztlirilig" IJl: u, iluriug lliuat: blcul: days

Jones says five, "Politicus" six. One would suppose t self-appointed en eopie, would know. es not know this as well as many other things, One would suppose Premier Jon-

‘ tements in Mon- day's Patriot should be accurate. But both are wrong. There were only three vacancies st Dissolu- tion. Hon. TA. Campbell's

IIOIIIQ today. Price

TIIE TWO MAB

149 Great George Sir-m

__________________ = HJITORIAL NOTES-e

farmers will find a little time from _ s labours to consider the issue,- at stake m next uroutlfs election,

diusetts, mere man will find it costs

Hon. G.i-i, Harbours seat, and Hon. ""¢“""P‘f“5 °f"ck°"'l'fl"

luu- u; m4! uud \ tut u; r94.’ \\ :11 die suddvfl spread v1 "du- \\.il‘ 11m; the 1mm.- irught Ameri- cuu llllilii [>\v\\'r'i' \\:'.h tu-ks bu" b\.‘_)'U1lLl its strength. lite cduorurl says:

"I11,- burdeu uf ,.1».t.-.-iattg the frcightcrs fell Cilltfi} upiu lfugiuud zuzd Cliuzuizr, fir. iiu, “uh a \c1"_\'h::utid zuuultui of Ircrlp from ilk‘

him seventy-five cents for a hair- cut in most barber shops. He will

as good as the finest of slnw-sim- M.“ order; Givsu from

J. P McIntyre’s seat. Mr. Brewer

“A m" bl’ a"l'°l11<-'r"1111@" He. Robinson of Summerside and Mr.

Xorwcgiuu, ikdisu uud Fighting French uurrcs,

siipplird 51 pct" _ trade CullVuQS, tire iuuivd blzves cu

grouse about 1t and for a. time bar- bar shop talk is very likely to cen- tre as much about the increase as about the latest war developments.

uizuble by its "uorlts," party's flew name uteans the same thing.

henqe {hf Qommunht John Mustard of Cardigan held

been’: an sbens I In lapse’: Needs di were paid their sessions] indem-

_r_el you woul. Bug/o reup

1t uf the escort \"_’$:-C'iS fu: i110 rbuted 2

per ceui, uvd little Cuurdu, duur.:iug!',', providtd

.4,“ put‘ ccui.

However, at home he'll not be gett- ing much sympathy. Milady will cite to him the price she has been pay-

Why not tell the truth to the A PRODUCT OF

His Royal Highness Prince Bar

"This din-s 1101 iilcllll, of course, tint the Lhii-

ted Status mi." dnursiug du:

ing for her permanents all years. She'll see to it, too, that male man will have to pay and like

wards Duke of Conuailgllt, as a

‘i! mo“ 1mg ‘m3 his first visit to this colony this da

- THE NEW BOULEVARD

Ial PTU

critical ruuutlts. \\\: supplied aircraft 101‘

freight cuuruy patrol 11ml ~fXI--l

McLeod Bentle

years later the color

_ I 1y became a province of the new .D(7lilllll()ll of

r ‘ ' 111d - . “e m") ‘ Lauada, and ror

Sir,— Voter, have you travelled T], e PM; kers 6f

If anyone were to draw a picture

pluuc repair bit-ts nil buth >fiiU$ or the Afiiiiilh”. \\'e guarded iiic growing slfCiiill 0f troops 9H their wzw to a global wur, And after the full 0i Siugzipore and‘ java we held the line almost Hi0!" in the Pacific. Also, it should not be fofgollfffl

that long befnr

ever the Jones Boulevard yet? It is wonderful. It must have taken four orybfive Government. engineers to steer the big road machines be- tween the telephone Premier Jones’ grain on one side and his turnips on the other, to get this highway 100 feet wide. There is yet. one step before the

W. c. nrsrrnv. it, c later l'r1ucc Arthur rcttrrited as Govcriror-(jen- or uirat. the perfect wife of a stutes- ‘Y mun should look like, describe her qualities of mind and spirit, the result could hardly turn out t0 be anything but Clementine Hczicr Churchill. She's intelligent, tactful, a brilliant conversationaiist with a sense of humor. She devotes

LIPTON'S FULL-FLAVOURED (Small Leaf) TIEA

Barristers and :\IIUI'IIC)S~ Law

There is a distinct m ation of Kiska by the j U. S. ships shelled posi

ystery about the evacu- V Two light surface tious on the Island a; late

MONEY Ti) LOAN

the end of the year

profit. after government charges.

was split up on a pay roll basis- . s s

Human Nature Bests

Pearl llurlaor we ‘ind lnudcd

over to the British fifty of our over-age (IPS-

stroyers.

her life to making home life pleas-

aud tnt il' tl '"l . r‘ I o mt m is and 1nd be n ant and easy for her rrotediy tem-

six times, and bombed from the air by

Boulevard is perfected -- a

Wages plus divided profits just

CQMMUNAL PM“! about kept most families

“Yet the fact remains that we probably “fluid have lost the war if the Canadian navy hadn't come through in a spectacular and heroic way. It is not stirprising that Ilritaitt, with her firm! sea power and resources, should have been able to shoulder f-‘r per cent of the fob. But it is 0Y1}! of the marvels of this war that Canada. an agri- cultural nation of less than I2,oo0.ooo pcoplfi could have contributed 47 per cent of the r11“ fleet of fighting ships necessary to get ibe

freightcrs across."

Shortage of Teachers

pcstuous husband. She is without personal ambitions for the light, but is no shrinking violet, either. She can make a fine snappy speech if necessary. She's mistress of six languages, a hostess par ex- cellence to tire many foreigners whom it is part of n. Prime Minister's rou- tine to entertain. She's beautiful- tnll, whitchaired and distinguished- iocking, with grey-green eyes and strong, classic features. She has a talent. fcr dressing fashionably", be- comingiy and appropriately. husband, in his autobiography. paid

emulation of Hon. JP. McIntyre in spending many thousands of the taxpayers’ money to build n hard surface highway almost to his ovm gate will be complete, So the new aggregation apes the old to still is:

lanes i7 ti|ues.\\'hcr1 I“??? 95ml)? Seullg the Small is encircled by sea. and air?

Their savings consisted of an un- divided interest in the which could be realized only when

some day be liquidated.

Well, it has been liquidated now. The original tenants, who very carefully selected to get the cream of the underprivileged crop,

and how did the land was so well

Morrellanu Gompa ii. F. ARGHIBAL

Chartered Accouutanle Elstern Trust llulldiru

FOR INDEPENDENCE

(By S, Burton Heath. NEA Stuff Correspondent)

Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. 26 -—Lake Dick, across the Arkansas river

greatest landmarks of British Im- y iS the Statute of \'Vestminst(‘r of gnizcd the COming of age of the It defined Cfiiliid-l, Australia, h Africa and Eire as “auto- ies within the British Empire, ne to atrother in any as- cxterital affairs, though giance to the Crown, and ibers of the British Com-

I am, Sir, etc, SECONDARY ROAD RESIDENT. great duminions. ranunns AND DUCK SHOOT- .\'c\v Zcalzmzl, Soul 1N5 nomous commuuit in no way subordi pect of their domestic or united by a common alle freely associated as Men mouwcalth of Nations." In other

i“ MPHIIE 560g. a daughter in

where human nature-the love of a farmer for 40 acres and u. mule that he can call his very own - hns made Marxism lock very, very

more money income in war work, so some went there. have a chance to own their houses, lands, llve stock and implements

Sin-In tire Public Forum ----—————-—- your rssuc on the 24th, a letter en- ALEX W_ MA] H|E§ BARRISTER. SOLICITO Office: 90 Great Gear" Si

ago Rexford Guy Tugwell, then head of thc Rural Administration. founded Lake Dick as an experi- and demonstration Ject to bring ha piness to the u

so some went there. Last winter the whole idea was dropped, the lost 54 families mov- r ed out and accumulated equities p _ , were distributed. The few iwho had n been there from the

more glorious’. he asked. "ma" to "Gunner" somewhat attracted my

be united on ones way through life with n being incapable of uh igncble —Mnry Braggrotti, in the New York Post.

Gunner writes that the Duck season should open on Sept. 10th instead of Sept. 20th so tnat the

M. ALBAN FARM

The shortage of qualified teachers contiuuts to be a serious problem in every Province. it is causing grave alarm among those most 91056)’ concerned, as is apparent from a statement iefl-ltfl by a group closely couucctcd with St. Georges

School, Montreal.

farmers would have n longer sea- son to secure meat in this time of rationing. I wonder if the writ- er is a former? or even interested whether the farmer has meat two days a week or three times a day. Perhaps someone whose feet are getting itchy or dog is

ceived more than $2,500 each, o [goodly amount as compared with

house, but mistressfliu our own. gfymm; thgy eve,- had mmssed OX6.

Today the experiment has fail- demonstrntion has boom-i eranged, and the communal Utopia of Lake Dick has changed so that. nobody could recognize it. Of a1

._..___. We cannot win and iiitarv victor and go on to real- zation of the American desire for a healthy nation in a healthy yvorid unless right objectives c administrative effici- ency and skill and intellectual in-

n a- .L. a BARIIISTER. soucrion. v

Ibis is how ‘the Sydney Post-Record v political situation; While election fur" g more than blind glilgstjg, u iS

Lake Dick was a fiat But it was a failure socio- logically because it did not give the underprivileged, whom it was

generally irothiu proaches to rum]

On January first, r943, the report stairs. there were 3,000 teachers without full quahht- ation teaching in the schools oi Canada: _ This figure does not include Quebec about which m- formation was not available. Of these. "37 had no professional training; r25 of them ll-"ld five weeks’ training; 60o had i2 weeks‘ traili- ing-and so on. This gives a. Piflllre of S0015 90,000 Canadian children-supposing each 0f these teachers is in charge of 30 children — receiving their education from peflple Wllh 1955

than full professional qualifications.

iousio say that, ii the pop- Libcrai Parry IS anyuuug Prince Edward island as ‘ 1 Canada, the Jones (juv- makutg its last journey n; the despite the fact that there were sive Conservatives iu the Legis- as elected in r959 and dissolved r the popular vote was more closely ars ago than it had been iu 910, the margins as between being unusually narrow

this country Luke Dick was most unorthodox, the closest to the Communistin. has been attacked bitterly by tppse who favour private owner- sip

tegrity. It is the lack of n.dmin- istrative ability which has brought the United states to the brink of chaos on the home front in spite of the nation's magnificent produc- tive record nnd the competence and spirit of our fighting men. impossible to poke a finger into any phase of the administration of the American war finding qualified and divided nu- thority which wastes the national efficiency and money and manpow- er dnd morals. -Minnenpoils Star a1

shores looking for game as a past- many Island farmers, due to the lute season and shortage

supposed to help, anything that considered worth holding They accepted its material something better came along and then gave them up without afecond thought.

Moreover, it was a. failure cause it could not. with all the

ular trend against the like as pronounced in is it everywhere else i; crnmcnt is now

Your Eyes

If you are hflilfll “m” strain

much time travelling for ducks as long as thcrc is a nice fat rooster in their own yard. Also, it be a long chance for the tamer to take, if he were having s crowd of

strike orf to tne shore to obtain meat for their dinners. Personally I Wiliilfl sooner drive the several miles, (us "Gunner" mentioned) to rue iocai buiclxr, posslbl

it is not a victim of reac- tionary persecution. cause the American farmer, how-' ever poor he may be. never loses‘ his hope that some day he mav hold title to his own little acreage, his own cow and mule and brood sow and chickens

eyes or dizziness — 110ml“

the world, get sway cropping any more than can the Southern landowners who would like to find some other prac-

When the rm white t- n moved along, the 1125A, which had

At your service Wllh ' of eXDrricni-e and n Hm" eral election since r the 0pP°tiug parti

difficulties. Wriie or uhunt almost everywhere ou

The peculiarity of Lake

In addition to this an estimaied two to thief! thousand children have no teachers at all, and their schools are closed. If these figures wet-e correct on January first of this year, rt is certain that similar figures now would present an Wen

sorrier picture.

killing two birds with the one shot whereas the precious gas burnt in arriving to the pond might not mean any birds

No troops have better earned t-he title of veterans than the men of the 4th Indian Division to whom Mr. Churchill has just sent, through the Viceroy a special message for their part in the victories of Mareth and Akarit. The division, consisting

of Charlottetown, red by substantial A transfer of less than 90o votes crals to the Coirservatives would the latter r9 seats iu the 3u-seat

was that it never even pretended that its co-operators would have the privilege of ovming their own homes, live stock. implements. It was completely and permanently be mm istlc

Uncle 5am owned. and to continue to own, ever hin

inherited Lake Dick from Mr. Tug- well, brought in M negro families. But no attempt was made to con- tinue communal expirement. The negroes were urged to bring their

which the Conservatives carr

G. F. Hutches

frozen, possibly ‘P

have to worry over I. G Hi111r||l~7§0gy

This is bad enough, but it ie made worsob)’ the fact that the most serious loss to the teachzng profession lies amongst its key people. Lad‘ of inspectors, supervisors, principals, and teach- ers of special subjects, now in the flrmfll i?!“ vices, has seriously impaired the whole struc- ture of the cdttcatiouul system. 1110s‘: W110 Ila-Ye brought this \\']10le subject up have likened 131°" removal w 11w eroding of part of iii-e ‘Olllllliilmn

of a huge building,

and Gahrwalis, together British brigade was General Wav- ei1's strategic spear which he sent down to Abyssinla after tory of Sidi Burrsni to help its no less famous comrades of the 5th Indian Division to storm the heights

K It was then brought back to help to stem R0 counter-attack in Cyrenaica, it was ~ , used in the clearance of Syria and finally incorporated in the Eighth Army which it has hel in setbacks and to adorn in vic-