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OIIARLOTTETOWN O UARO IAN

Morning Daily tlounded in I887)

President, Lleut. Lol. W. Chester S. McLun Vice-President. J. R. Burnett. FJJ. Secretary, LieuL-(Inl. u. A MncKlnnou 0.5.0. Editor and Nlaniiguig Utreetor. J B. Burnett. FJJ. Associate Editors. l-‘ruitk Walker and lun A. Burnett

suusisiiu-"riox iiTrrrss

By Mull In P. IQ. l.. $4.00 ni-r vear. 52.50 for Q montha

81.25 for I months, 50c for one month. Clly Denier-y. s" uu per year $3.00 for 6 months, 75 for 3 mouths. By Mull In C nadir and L‘. s. A. $5.00 per you’. luturuay weekly sLuii per year, $1.00 fur 6 months 50c for 3 monlhl.

Ungruterul spenutnriils

Illtis curious siateitteitt appears editorially in our aiteritoon \Ull'i(.'llllIuI1ll'_\Z “llic loczil Loll- servaiives itaie oeen ciappitt; ilteittselves on Lllc

back tor receniilg a subsidy oi 5115mm dur- ing a certain year trout Uiitiwa, but that sub- sidy was ginti by tlte Federal Uoverittiietit as a result ot the YCCUIIIII]Cllildllvll of the Duncan Lomitiission."

The quesiioit oi federal subsidy is one which the Liberal candidates have not ventured to dis- cuss; the tact being that three successive iii- grgas-es atntntntntg to “"000 annually were

ml/D obtained by three successiie Lonservzitivc Liov-

"Tlig smngeisfjleniory i;- lVeaker (IQ erinttents tn this t-‘roviitce, dllLI not a single cent

tlie flea/rest lnls." wtznxusitn", xovmtsui s, 1940.

The Presiilenliul Campaign

r _ _, ___.___

U. S. elcctiott l‘c~‘,ll‘i\, zit ii Lite hour last illglll, favored the riziirtt i~l l‘i".siilittt boiisevelt to!‘ itnpt"iciili:t:i.l :‘i::l 1i.:ti; lull Ills’ 1133"“ .I.:~:"ii". lit .ut_v cast", lllc i.;.tii".i tltc Fresiileitt and , .\lt". \\tlll<ie, the other - ‘ t". iii tlte picture. Civil iii this mo-

iniuidiaits, and

an wire b} ito race is exclrwiiin. the hcpiiblicyin i" l cotticsiziitis bv": " lltcre itic "

menlotts v.i:t I

our l\lll*lllLll l'\\_ . int issue is not tn doubt. Iiiiilt l\'~ “llihic at-‘llld 811l- pghmotllv {or j'l.'.k'.' .l‘l i» Lireai Britain.

. ll.'\il\'\‘$ lo be ztgtiinst . , bitt his lllll)’ be

lloilt li.i\i- ..i~o

lntitiril 54in x ."'

.i iinoiig.

llhlllhsktl ii~ No U11" m“ fut-sit» \\_ s til \\'l‘it' may tiilie wiiltfii t .~\s poziticd out by a iti..i '.i .l - i 'i:t and oit sitch

a ~c.ilc :i~ t m‘ 'l'..~lll'(‘ it proiilpt i " ":t would ziltttost .1" between the Axis

\‘.I'il' cottics to the nxnrse it cannot be

and the L lhiitcil .

aiiiilcil. l ~ i t ..;"i'r ccrt.'iitt “ i. ' i "i "'i" into election. ulicn l‘: \\ ' ' '!lll obzziiitcil a iitaitdatc to Q '. c‘ i i \\".1r,"— iii~1 1' '1. mo‘ Ll-itg . 1o . irt it :"itt.i:_\". FUTCIKII policies, i~_i. ii i i wlopcd l‘l .i.:i ki~ i .i ;"i. liti-y utiiy lttive 21S already t0 be iiaiticil . g l.

cine tltztig izi‘: l; T "Wzit ilte fiitnl results are I\lI'l\\ll. l i iiilhC of \lClll<\c‘l'llC_V for which ~ i . ; t"i\l_\ ll iri-ttt-itilitus ilcltq of gt" l» ' lfoitsciitit for the

iii-l

icltcs rizil i

iiuibrczil." of war. tits. he has con» itgtbcit l"‘»rit."iin'5 -= '.'ci" opposition. \ll :.i ll('lQllllf"tl'.< is .s i1: :'ti\ cirly ittiwittlts of _ ittcztsure to "l c~ii".'tge shown by their

statid llC l i.iI.iu ~" 3y his spe

sisiently" PlliliHttll" ‘

luuid, soiiti '

If tl

t" ~:tt.i'l

:.i\(“.'l1ll‘i i". ‘of

Teaching

lliilriolisitl

ihe int -: i ~i"'~"~ izt at Rntiiry me oiltir ility .; .. , .1 "II jiziiting ttildress on llCllltlcl i" . . b; .\lt. ll. ll. Shaw, l.l.ll, ."."" st. ' ‘to u» oiiic more the necessity {or - " .5 ‘T; iiitiilainetttals of e<litc."uiiitt.~'l1i- Mill: 11 "' i" schools now, being tut l" ' ‘ iii government,

titc t"itl<"t~ . that p.i::": t" Ill v flldlllClllllllvi other ltattd aitarcbv wit" building we ::i fcrriwl .i~ .i."i itistillintg ztzc ".- l

1t t~ quite true ctglt". :n ilte iuzittttei" . ?IlL'lllL‘.'ll€(I, on the ting but political ‘t. of character Ft t» lll‘ utercly lll- oluixitioit. ll) ztuil ideals of zolriy, teachers “can the soirit and tone of to-

n," lbmbl’;

, . tlri": o."

freedom in Yt- alitiost uiziiiii-nil mnrrruw '< wiii/ it". It is ltltllllill

i.ill to teachers

cotitaitteil iit rt ri , the executive 0f the killhUlVltI '|":ii"'ii:< bcdr i .

“\\'c must fllsllii‘ "' .l ('iitiil."i'< children d0 not, by ntort‘ "i "'.i l. " ' i lite view that

"attyilttti; <_ . world is tiii; 3; .1 "i we by our (‘tlilrls c.i:i Its‘;- we are {Ifllllﬂ fittwvrirrl rlcsigti, not lliflcr" nttlrrlr-t" wrll be lt: be jiiil, Jitttl 1'"

' xi-i-rll zit wxit". This

- loitgci" than and presently into ri new order of our in ivitii“ the penalty" of ‘ " r-i tltcft will \\lll be the con<

tempt nf w." .‘ The bullctii". :'-ll't'\l'= "Yzit tiiilrty" children who cannot t"ci":i.'l ‘iv iv." ittnv tend to be

cirii ‘ll/-

‘ of llitlcr g tii the ltutitilizitirtn ll "who always like

ll1l[\|'("~~i‘il Tn. r r‘ poops‘ through ldllitlu. of retreat mid iliiilrn, i‘ to be on the w.:u .. ' will seek a way out. Many IIIOLhZIHilS oi tit-se children are of the new Uiitiiiliiiit ~i'i-i no". ~o much here as else- where; llH i.i~_\" woo. 1:1: ;o: iiteiit is" to siiy, the bulletin llltllfs oui, ' \\ i ._ 1n» .i ilreeli" (lfkrziitt- tan, ltiiliziti, >'_vr.;tit...= illl:f\\Il‘\'. It's no skin off my nitse it tlie l‘~t".::~.t liittptre is bczitctt".

“This i~ ll liZlu-Il "i wktvlt we cziititot allow to sprcziil," :~ utgiii izt- ll ll.l<'llt'l'.~, "sittce its effccts upon ilittidwi \ "i/lttry i-i the ttext qllal'l(‘l'-Cl‘llllli_\‘ ti". ‘ b.- dbiioi-ius". \\'c must

t. fl o

brittg ltonte . _\-l'.ll'." pi-ople the truth.

\\'c nn:~: llldi.‘ i l ..i l "ilpportttttity t0 ll'.'l:ll the v} . » *\ itttd stout‘ ncss of ltintt. l. l I). l>_\ ilii" torntziliiy" of

pt-rioilii" l-lllfcfswlilll

. .li- wiirttt (‘itllltlslastti of a ntoulltly" flztqifl 4

\‘."lll r1 sittq-vittg, brief

Ilflgltl Iillilrr“. Jiliil Plums fol‘ "the boys," \\'l‘ can ittnlie llri" t wg p- q‘ l-Vll lllill this liind is tlti‘ir lriiiil, :'i"- s‘ "u, do "ltiii" drugtglc. tltcse gricfs llll'll' gii- " _ i tllhij" tlti-it" courntti". am] tho t-otttiu": iiitiiif. 'il' i" iivIi-ry."

h is ili~sirztbl~ t’. . ti <i"lt~r~_ our school [fucu-(W. ftlll' ~ tho. l i~ "l. i"iliic."ilioit rlvprirtiui-t-l. "" Yi- w bi" cvnittpli" Rs ivr-ll fls‘ it:"i-""ii‘ ‘l l' " 7 "voil"ii~ct~ of true

4|l]]'

Hill‘

~..-,i ' \

liftvy-‘l-"Kpt nul i! t-l " i": i'i~ itoliiiiliril — to lhiu- owit~ lf 3 l " "mm: follow" .'l\' n“. mﬂvm i‘n- 1'2"" " ' "i Yl b" frils"

tn atﬂoitm" Put fr‘ l " " i‘ the teacher. llll‘ ti"_'"'" "l " "" "W in season rind (Ill f ‘ -

. - g this ltont» to the present as \\<ll its the rising

scents ntori‘ three quarter ditllnrs, its revcnncs

51inch; out 0f lllc |have been taxatior increase boil-re he ;1(I\'1SC(I [election pledges, and the fzit l

I

".t:t:t ii ‘.:i< cvct" been". Wcavittg

l

by the Bell Government, the Saunders Gov- ernment, the Lea Government or the Campbell Governmcttt, even with their own party gov- ernments iit ltowei" at illlillllll

."\s for ilic Uiuicati Comiitissiott report, why was it practically ignored by Premier" Ljaittpbell in presenting our case before the Rowell-Sirois Conutiission on Domiitiott-Proviticial Rela- tions? The Premier iitcluileil in his brief a llOZCll pages of ipiitiiiiioits-ctitirely irrelevant to this l’i"0\"incc——t'i'oitt an zicziileitnc report submitted by the late IIon. Norman Rogers to the Jones Contmission in Nova Fcoiia. One of the quo- tations selected for iitclnsiott was .\lr_ ltogcrs‘

"or unfair criticism of ihc Duticau iloitnttission be-

cause, forsootli, it had "fiiilcil to itiipiire into the incidence of the Crinztdfati tariff." lIrid the Campbell Covernnwttt made as good use of the Duncan (“ontutissioti report as the llachlillnit Govcritittcitt did ltrforc tltc \\'hitc (“oniutisvioit in l<)_§.t,—~\vlteit they oliﬁiitteil an Zllllllllillllll Sigqooo mutual subsidy front Uttziw"n———thc Lib» erzil cattdirlates in §ccourl Queen's would have lind something to mlli" about.

(hie of the anomalies of the itrcseiit Sllllfllltlll is that while the Ltttitpbell iiovcrittiieitt ltns practically doubled the ilebt of this Province since coming into power, and lzist year went be- hind to the tulle of more than a million and ltnvc been Cll_lll_\('\l by its Its two cliicf sources of l'l’\t‘llll(' in violation of its

annual snbsiilies from Ottawa for which "it toiled not. nciiltet"

far in excess of the l'L‘\'(‘llll<‘.< predecessors.

c-liillol b6 dﬁ- did it spin,” IIItWL‘ _~lll).\'l(l_\' lll\‘l‘i‘i'l~(‘>’ being due.

itoteil. to lllL‘ llllllilllYt‘ of sitci"essi\"i* Conservative (iit\"cr:'.ttti"ii's_ To the sulisiily’ ob- tained bv the .\l.'tc\lill.'u1 liovctwtittcut zilonc, the Campbell (lovcrtttitcnt is itilcbtcil. in five years of office. for $f§wtoo. wliiclt it has l'l‘~

ittttch its it "lliiittl."

its

ccivetl iind spent wiiltout :t~ you!"

— EDITORIAL NOTES

"kjettiitg il\\'£l_\' with it" ls the lllllllil i"it_-_;r;i\"c".l on the ai"itts oi the f\lllll>‘ii‘l‘ oi Public \\orksl and his colleagues.

- »- n- u

Tomorrow the \\'cst Rivet" electors would be well advised to viltc (_'<.tiise1'\itli\"c its ti protest against Llovernuicttt hogging, buying the tiix- payers with their own lllt)lli'_\', etcl, etc. “The Free and Indepeitdetti elecottile" will itti-:itt wliiit it iittplics should the electors plnutp tot" the Cou- scrviiiive itottiiitccs.

I I i1 ll

The Caitadiztti lkirliattteiit give up the ghost. Soon we ivfll hiivc a new session with all its tui-titbetis rind s."iii~llitcs drawing stipcitils and f'.\']t\’Ii~('\' rcgitrilless of where the)‘ are to citutv flout. Two full iii- dentittities iii one _ve."it"—.\“i*l.o0o per titeniber in- stead of $4.000, is sometliittg to lll.'ll\'(‘ going to war \vortli\vltilc—f~t" "the stny at ltontcs."

I ‘t! is tk

snt yesterday to

Princess Charlotte, only cltild of Prince QTcorge, afterwards licorgc l\'.. citgztgcil to \\'il- liam of Orange. but iuiirricrl Leopold of Faxe- Cobtirg, died, greatly <lr~plr>rcil_ this due, 18g", no child to iithcrit ltcr prestuuptiv." riqltt to the tlirottc, with the i"ottsci|iiciti"e'tlvit William IV, George's votiiiqcr brother Cfllllt‘ to the throne. Queen Victoria ivsts the (ltiugltfcr of George's 4th son, Prince FIINTIFII‘

it It‘ I N‘

llon. .\li". blziclniyre itteiely" cytticzilly" uiiceil

oti the platform" at North Rustico the settli- iuent propagated in t h e various polling ‘districts by the Liberals in Wes: River,

viz., "if you don't vote l.llt(’l‘.'ll you gct no pov- crntucitt ivorkl" 'l'ltis too :it rt cruciiil time \\ll(‘ll we are at War, and giving our sons to save Democracy". Should this IICfflFlFlllS policy suc- ceed it will soon be a case of “vote Liberal or slittwe". llitlei" folloivcd this coitrse—oitc p;ti"'._\' bnllot—:iitil see to itlirit it ltris led. a at u a

The Royal Indian Navy has grown out of knowledge since the declaration of war. In ail- diiion to escort vessels, it now includes a large fleet of attti-sttltiutirittc craft, llllllC->\\C(‘]ll’l'$ ztnil patrol boats armed and Ciltllllpﬂl to deal with the menace of sea raiders against ports and ltzir- hours. The strength of the pcrsmitiel is now two and a half titties what it was rind the new riitiitgs have been intensively tritiiieil Hllll are itoiv fully prepared to llllllllllllll the :iucicitt traditions of their services should the ltCC(l arise.

i! ‘I ll

llow iit the fiicc of all that is ltottest mid truc. can a wcalilty shirkcr of tort-IX bnvc the gztll to stand up iodny and tell the present geitcut- tion to do their duty? Illlll is" something which feeds the evnicisiti of youth and caters to ill- coitccivcd pacifisni. The mnu who wilfully nitd lllllll‘l'lilf‘llllv\' di-lii-il (‘llllxfflllllltll in putt-t; in orilci" to titzilic his" w.i_\ lll life :|\ it sliiclirr, should not bc tolerated in decent sticiciy iodiiv. lct nlotic be permitted tn nrqc otltcrs to go {ind fight lltitt bc iu."ty continue to cnioy his ill-tgotteit gziiits. 'l'lt:tnl< (Pol the youth of today are of a iliffr-rcni

l

..ii~ dulv of it'd bi" rrlr-rs r-f their FIIW‘. 'l'lte\" the twrsort, Abe torch which their fathers"

generations. “this freedom"

rrililtrc. and are rushing to tbc di-fcticc of lbc lintpirc nvi-i"~c:t=. without rt thought rcgurdittq their own future. 'l'lti-_v ztrc prepared lo die-W to give lbi-ii" :tll that frci-doiti. libcrfv. rcliqion, and :tll tbnt i." \\‘~'\l'lll living for. shrill be cnjnv- ltnvc l7ll\'f‘l1 up rind lirotltcrs threw ilwnt in tbc \\'."tr which bcirtw the slrugqlc for which is still being fought.

I \

, C0llIllI‘_\‘. It. tin.

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

Mussolini used "forest. oi Iii this wdl‘. thus iiii", a pet-rifled forest. Tue Lghiers who were full ol dash ti.i.d courage when ranting bcmtis upon ileieiic less, tiaii-ciuliz/xi tstliiepuns, a d who gained conquest over little Ai- baiiia. have been no itioie neroc iit this struggn: iitini \\'|lt.Il they tleit front the itult-aiuned, ragged span- lsh mpl-IbJlCHII-S. Fol" years Musso- hill talked about his iiiiv_\". lt was modem and inigltiy, and Il Duct- was sure it vi"i""ii.il (lotnittiiie "our sea." litsicitd 11- ltzis skulked in hiding, sheltering dsclt‘ beltiiid shore batteries, iiiriiid to eoiiie out to meet i-fte British even when superior in IILUDIIGIc. [is latest. reve- IBLIOn of poltroonery, \vl1.ii it struck [0 its base and pern '1" British criilu" to b. ~ and sink its destroyers its. tti.t.i two tiours

II ll J: [AND

silil trout it, iiiiii~i lllHt: (iiwiisLJ-u evcn the Gcrtiiatts. M "" Journal.

Perhaps it is human self-rot UIIIIIIOZ ml)‘ \\ twentieth - c ‘There is eoiiviitt

jnit as well for ' iiiiiitiiils

lJJl

ntittiy

ously to the .lIl'lll{-I barit. ti

offi iclirr, I". ‘s . . l

Y u.

certain , ti. alarm L‘\'£‘ll it i." Loni

llllllH streets, iiitii are in atr-rriitl goes. m; wii.ts_ to have and then rcgu earl. bolting. L15 tun: Journal.

,\ l1 I. i..,_-.iti> " A potty ho...

In normal times. Liihnr iigiliitors "t "in "

When ""( ll.~ll'\' iit witr, _\ he. Clls to 1:10 i

sriitc tltim ‘ ‘

iltnn iii licip.tt~ pretend to cFI \. only one H111‘ mi otial sticc _ sitrriitg valuable to L which ihrg" citing to (lmplllf a time siiih its

lv llTC

pet be done on Tiiiv

niuititicitt snlii wltose hcliic _ z out tnformn

(Port-of-Stiaiitt

m.it:ei"-ot-frict trait-column story i. _ and iwo_ photozrziplts. A ‘Ill? Titties rcitiiiiks almost casu. ipri" riununt I l‘ \'.'lt - . ;il.v llllll. llS building was "lteavlly lshnll ltc-rii" lllill itv. 1.10. rzitiito: we l bad rind lunch damaged" in a his \\'1l.\'. :in<l thou nu rlllrit b1"_\ “'11- iii flllll. The older part of the be rippo. rim tn c-n ure ltldl . blishmcnt. “home of the wane,- n<‘\\1<tlﬁl><‘l'§ M!‘ kvilf 11ft" W"- l . " in earlier centuries." escaped rlitvlltlll! '1"-'"ll<l-“l ﬁll“ ‘i - 5 llljiirl’. but the newer section l l

The [long ll ll‘. “'1” Ccmtttiiiep l5_ c >i ‘ » sibte ntcnii: tut‘ .'~ll help w ich can be

sections of nitd it

iii

till Hcni; Hang now in l" will iitiitet \ member.» 114"“ Dlaced their services ti; the diilmsal of this Contmitirc and noihnig has escaped the scope of its activity- from .s\\"ci~ti..""ikc= and ~ band con c and to the collct on ("f si-rilll- 0 at hcnie, this \v.i'l_hc more heartening - it will ti". as eticoiirttgettti-ttt to tin-o itvhnt 1s be- fore thcm with a tunic chcerliil heart and ll ulvﬂlcl‘ ltillllf’ l0 =°'_ euro victory for lll‘lll* s ﬂllil Deuce for the Whole wivlcl, - Iloiit; Kong Press.

Thousands of our young French- speaking Canadian; who ‘are now engaged in Iﬂllllilry avlillwll d0!" utiilerstand Etigltsh nitii. X61‘ 11115 reason, tinil ilum." ‘v "tolerable sitiiiirii they tict look torwii

it)

ment has been forced open 5pCCl31 schools for tltriu where lllCY can learn the ABCZs of tlzir iniiuuitge needed to" aviiii..n in tlt s ciuitry and oversi s, Bu! wltiit is tuotl- sur- ious. sent officers in the Ali‘ Force, despite their evident good- will, have lzceit tumble to f.ii<l a SUIIICZOIIL I‘.llllll)(‘1‘ o1 runnze‘ "iit in- structions ainoi est its; llll~ i. (m- barrrissittg lot" l.l(‘ nlli ﬁll n‘ llllll hiintiliiit.niz ti.:" u~ \Vc know oi cut." young aviaim" wto ttitil to quit the Iscrvie-e bci::iii.~c.~ he dd nit RHHW Englislt, and a ltost of others who, for the same rens it. are held back . ,.Av.atlon ls .t careii" IkcniL-c of the Will‘. many or riu" vwnng inch have ltiid the opynziii" y to li-nrut this" cxcdinu us)" cl ‘ "- without c st, to |l!‘l'l\~I‘l\ -. ’l' ev hope when the WEI’ is over" to cztrit their ltviuul

lit mine ll'llll\’l.l'l s-uvcc, wiriclt biisinc 5 should deielcp hy leaps and botntds. Ilntorviiniii-lv" ".1"

scvcrnl of thcnt. ti"t kit wtnt: I u- lsh is a IIPIII‘ “il)\_ Iliz“ l» c reum-i stntircs, their I110 iii/w scltritls for’ them which lt zl been dcrjerl them b_v our cdueiit . In pwiciiitno uoi effort. wnultl hc ninth l") itixniiize, cli-is es: they wniild its told lo uni and lrtirn Emil sh nl then" own ex- lpense. -— Le Jout" (Montreal),

l Llrrltallivr- on Mtllrr n‘. t‘. p ‘.‘." fwrd- Luff." \\! ,3 put, Moscow stores.

bu". ' if Rrcrirl. ~ c -,,-/l IIILL) foicg 1n

to rant about hls six lIllll-Ull bayoiieis."

lllllll)’

lug tucii or the ziilti .. - Y I

it"? thereafter innd general

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

London And Rome

(Sydney Post Record)

The succesful attack made by bombers of the Royal Afr Icorcu on Naples Thursday night; was Britain's tuiswer to the "token" contribution of Fascist airmen to Hitler's at- tempted bliizkrelg on England. While the location of the bases train which the British planes op- erated is tiatitrally not. disclosed in the official communique, tite as- sumption Ls that; they operated from an island in the Mediterranean. One ot the immediate consequences of 1i.il_v's attack on Greece may be il">lllIICd to have been the establlsh- lllfdll. of bases in sortie of the Hel- lcttlt" isluitds for units of the Royal An" Force.

After the Fascist forces had erased the Albanian frontier and etitered Greek territory a. broadcast from Rome promised that lf that. city should be spared from the rav- 1l‘.'..\ u.’ aerial warfare, the Italians would refrain front bombing Athens. But one thing these Fascist gentle- men seem to lose sight 0f is that Iinlinti bombs dropped on London are virtually certain to result ln re sitl bombs from the Royal Alr Poi" - being dropped on Rcme. ‘Hit-re is not an argument against. buntbnig Rome which does not ap-

ﬁrﬁfplagfalfnglfc“. “M, .d plydvlit) considerably greater force s ens mean. Th l1. lIﬂKllV sit — “$31115” bonlblng mndm» because prising m p, o! mg," Landon ls a vastly ‘more populous long a .t l‘li_l'. rind contains millions more of or H“, civilians who will never be bel- knmm l.'_‘k‘l'(‘llf_%‘, than does the city of Ztears of a isn't-n R91"?-

alamp Wm“. 1 gm. |,Q~,,_.,._ 'l'tiere is Indeed a rising tide of hold, and shepiii his "pccplg" piibhc opinion ln Great. Britain

l~ \\'

itch demands that. an intensive "t l catnpnigti be launched by the

.l lLuiil l‘l.\

l).itl_v iii

Air Force against. the Fas- cnpiinl. Lord Beaverbrookis Extircss says: “Living women i cltildrcii i can more to us than antiquities of Rome. If bomb- Rotiie is to mean an earlier vlc- v for the Greeks and ourselves 'i\(‘ ._hctuld begin it tomorrow. and i-otumue it. until the Italians see wiisv. ' This is front the Dally Her- ald. the London journalistic expon- c-ttt of the British Labor Party: "We have got to hit Mussolini, and hit. i so hard that we will leave our k upon him." The Liberal News tlllC has this to say to the same ‘titty, it cannot be too often rfljfl. 1s the weakest flnk in the ttxis Smash it .nd more than half Ill‘ bitttle is won."

These strongly expressed vlews follow" c! upon the militant. stvicet-h tlel cred in London a cou- lbs] Cl <I.i.\"-= iigo by lord Chiitfteld. A "Iﬂlfﬂl of the British fleet. "Italy's cvtitciﬂ‘ Lard Chatfl-sld said, "may be to (h (20 our military forces and .~i'l weaken our resistance ln Egypt. Brit sen rind air power will be of

tncre valuable help t0 Greece than .1 liiruc army :tll

sent. to Salonika. with ih.it nteans in transport and , " Adding that the laws of "cquire a belligerent to f-‘llf-‘myls ivcak spot with force, and pointing out. t Italy 1s the weak end ioitlttririrm Axis, he said. ' L" "Wilding Greece through . tin. can mnlittziln her armies by u ‘short. sea route across the Aclriiiitc ~-itot an easy sea, for 01n- 1 l l0 QDQYllle in.-but always there "l"? ll "asibthties of night action. If It.ii_v DllllIS tn extend her opera- 559115 bl‘ s-ea l0 the Greek islands. - cur fleet may bc elven that, Oppor- to strike that It has long wziltcd foi" "

I‘ "cuts are quickly consplrlmz to- ri titrimmot-h Brlllsh campaign net Italy. Ii camiol come too

o.

50,. Sum scon. hfussolitil has asked for it. v __...______>¢_

The Itiforiti. Office is rn . ' ' etiergiuic intiiviritini. bu: ‘o1? i Bomblng The Tunes 0f Lweuts ltziis hiett 1' \ uiui‘ tor l _______. him. He l l (Ottzuvaoournal)

S“, H“: ." N0 ‘GPIIIIZIII raider ls allowed to mus; “a _n t inn inc iingnst serenity of the is propnnqt s of Isondott. Recently its bulld- po t_ m“; llifl “its mt by a bomb and badly

<‘l~_lll1i'l:v<l. but an incident. unique titn III‘ the history of so venerable nu institution was dismissed ln u

Queen Victoria street took .i llllllll) ihrotiuh the roof and "m- tiiiitt" ilnitingc" ivas severe. “Many icoins in the editorial department were reduced w chaos. The man. iiuiirtril section fared almost 9,5 iit t_v "

ITOFLIIIIIIIPIV none of the staff was

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IUI OOII—I I OIOI ll: oirnlpn o Illa II: Qum- Ioﬂclnvn lhnlln Ion In In- oulono tin oplllul of

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POLITICAL MEETINGS Sin-At. the Joint palitlcal meet- trlct, Mr. George C. Kltson has te-

u Mutt and Jeff.

At Hunter River meeting he quot- ed Mr. Bell as saving at Kingston Meeting taat the Island was bank- rupt and that later on 1n his street-h he said the Government borrowed over a, million dollars. My. Kltson ln winding up Ill-i speech of from two to four minutes. asked the audience who ever heard tell of being bankrupt and then borrowhig over a. million dollars. Mi". Bell L»:- ing the next speaker brougltt ivtr. Kitson to task saying. “I never used such words at the Kingston meet- lng. What I did say was that by the Government's borrowing they Impaired the credit of this coun-

rv"

At the Rustlco meetiinz Mr. Kit- son during his strenuous speech called Mr. Walter MacKenzie task for his remarks ee the present price of potatoes, asking what did Mr. lvfac-Kenzle do for the farmers when he was a member of the Gov- ernment, when potatoes wrre sell- trig at six cents per bushel. Ml‘. Ki‘-

unother instance when farmers of Brookfleld and vlclnltv received not. one cent for their potatoes, only the expense of a lawsuit. I am, Slr. elc.. POTATO GROWER

___€_______ TUBERCULIN TESTS IN THE A i '-

WHY NOT AMONG CIVILIANS?

Sin-It ls cncouriirzhttz to know that every recruit in this iviir ls giv- en a tuberculin test and chest X- ray. in addition to the medical ex- amination of the last great war. The government is doing this as a matter of practical common sense, since the tnsigtufncnt sum spert. on such an examination will save the Canadian government the mil- lions it is still SDGIKIIIIE every yciir because it. failed to check up on the tuberculosis situation among 1m flpzhtlng forces, in 1914-1918.

Now the question is. wbv wait tin- tll an individual is of fighting age before giving him the simple test; for tuberculosis? Tuberculosis is a highly conmiunicable disease. Every ac ive case found among men of 1B or more. means the existence of many other cases through direct. contact. Whiit great sums of money could be saved, what itntold misery could be spared. if each child would be given a tuberculin test. and an X- av test where necessary, citen- tering school, and pEYlOdlcﬂlly throughout, his school career! One thousand children under 15 years or age, died last war ht Canadinfrom tuberculosis. A large number of these could have been saved had the disease been discovered nt time and proper nteasures taken toi"_tls cure.__"I'here_is_ SO_IIIIIC_II_.$UIIFCILIIIL‘Z'

and lts “rapid adaptation" to a. new and extriiordlnary situation, are typical of the spirit with which the raids have been taken alike by thc humbl-est and the izreiitest nmmr: the British people.

MOTORISTS ’

We who are protecs fled by u Complete Automobile Insur- cince Policy enioy‘ financial freedom: against the many hazardsofmoloring.

ill you would core I , . Jo loin us, see this,

lwll‘ injured and work went, on. the Titties tniijestteallv puts it.

_ progress and was main. mitied without lnterruptio ." P-"HISPIIWHYS I01‘ lust such an em- erucncy‘ were 5o complgm that, the appeared the next morning

L, ‘ ill. thi- usual time, and every mom-

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again to

ndiiputl d t illll’ breach of colixfttiiillltgng prevent Th‘ nturnittg after the bomblng l\\'O Uiiicn Jncks were ln their usual places above the wreckage, and the Times made its accustomed nnperirnnce at the Brltlsh break. frisi" table. Its admirable oompmuy; . , ______v___ I

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THE PIPERS

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The vipers nlﬂrlilled away 1n m, oiin dawning-

Bet-re iuiu who UBJIIB their muslc

lllCIlI I llllllﬂullefd, I heard, and knew iltiii their pibroch Wilt. tor i-lte CXIIDJIKIDB mcn.

Loudly along the still streets of mil

morn

The strut-i sit-am broke and lllted and tiled,

And I thought, nf the tall ship sel- lntp: io scuwnrd.

Going with the full UGO.

O when the green water wlderu slowlv

Betivcen its" and those our heart; hold denr-

O when lhClf‘ faces grow dim on our vision And thin" voices faint on our enr-

Llstcn to the pipes and the plpera will tell you The lllflcness 0f life, the tranalenco of our breath- Thnt to dle ls a small thing, to die with valotu- on" rind not death,

-Audre_v Alexandra Brown. the Winnipeg Mel Frau.

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