Pacgﬁpinz

rcstilts, it would still be hamstrung fb)’ til“ it)“; _ tical makeup and the immensity o 1e p5 confronting it. Previously it used to receive, _ . d d, m", each month, a record 0f COHIYQQS awafdedi

“mmmg "my ‘Hun E n.” iliev were listed in a big book of about F300 PPEHIPPIII. tit-tit tut. \\ that“ 8- -"1“-""° page» and the information was about f1"!

Viv-e l'l'v>'"“"‘= J li- B“'"““' h“ months old. Now the Government, “by inter-

i > » 0.5.0. Secretary: Llout Lot l) A bbwlUnllml _ - l e t» has undertaken not to _ __ , ,. um-m,“ h“, nationa agreeni n , Ran-n nut] lliiiingritg lliiulur J ll.

. . -. ' - ' - ~ nt acts and onl ‘must, Ldllulsi I'l‘..1l_$ stalker ant! [an A. Burnett publish an) more lists of to r é to ‘hi; s‘ k. .1110‘ “U,” the tilt-s of the Department are pen‘ f ‘l_‘l.'(. ~; ‘ . = ._ - - - ‘ ' p § _ “w ‘uaunnemonm hapless Committee members. 'lhe situaioii p, Mus] In i-_i-_.i., bluiilllptl 25,, for Si“ mo,“ was thu)‘ gummgd up by the member front ‘m5 M ‘Yfjui T’, i". 53w fur a munl-hl Yorktori (Mr Castleden): “I believe at the i -~ ..-< s t. - - '

U"v$:le;“f:|ll")3villltlliiills; 60o for one Month present time our COYWFRCH Pfdfably numb“ I] Mill l0 other Prutinvts Jllll U. S. A1 55-00 p“ 7°.’ .'ll)0llf llflll 3 ftlilllOll. If thC COmmIYtCC were m Saturday Hewitt): =\:.t--~ pi-i wvr; $1410 l" '1 "1"" Spend fifteen minutes on each contract, which

5°“ l" f “mm” f; won't; and if it were to work ten hours a ca... t t... .....,t- t...“ uouvirp‘ not“ day, which it won't; and if it were to woltélk 320 “““" ”"""'°' °" ' i ' h 'a which it wont it wou ta e '°““' ‘m’ ““""""' """"‘ ml“ Wi-stiv'ii"“i"§'r" dais m t 9 3e t e rs to L. through the 1...." the Conny" “Y "H d‘; ,, ,,, ,,,,,,, l; J. lllso, , is) » -- ‘ ' C CI‘ lsllllrla-l’, 0th.“... llnlfi-‘n s»... sit-nu. uudhuu. Coﬂimﬁfi- Tge GOVCTIIIIIICHOIHIZMRCW P om, lluh ‘Tulsiwvtr tilmp train-tat. u. n.. young niiem ers on tvie c t ' - k b the . Actua aggregate time spen in wor y “The Strongest lllcnwill ‘b lfeaker than Illa Committee since its inception’ according to m, Weakest Ink. computation of another ham member’ ML ivuiuiv, MAY 8. 1942. Diefenbaker,—28o hours!

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T“ Charlottetown Iulalsni’: hen‘! Aﬂrllt],

Nun“ W“ ‘3'“"°" - EDITORIAL NOTES q

. . -¢ - '- ' ' h . . One 0f 1116 111°=E d“, ‘mg, Oriffifgiaiigil.‘ 1;} ‘m: Will Laval reap the fruits of his treachery, or ‘on-fmtirtity» second uh.) to llC \L >31 >

_ . ~ __ 'll la grande nation repudiate him? Madagascar .- ~ i . . - - i t tluch looks after W‘ Pymincial .\uis.s .\ _~iLl.t.l./l’l, w .

- - . testing ground. - _ . ' ‘r - li-it not incoii- 15a the inteitsts and tit ic 0i t <

siderable body oi s=.- sacrificing women, grad- uate nurses, ivlio, in rtirii, attend to‘ the int€f¢5l5 and welfare oi snittix: 4 lllilllllllil)’ iii ouniiiitlst. The Proviiickti .\- ‘l Is llllhCLl 1111 "1111 Pile Canadian A,» ..l, ivit it, will partici-

'- \\L'Cl\' of Nurses Re-

ili

The scarcity of oil _is due, as was sntiClPaied long ago, to the difficulties andrisks involved in getting it by tankers tn its destination.

w s it a

Red Cross cofllelctorshaitd stibscrilglcrfs ari exL-i . . . ' " r d t usiasm—eac or a an d<=1is"~*i<>“¥."*t:~;: i: o, wig, ‘;;;“,,,‘1§==;i,;i,;;} lll“l‘.i‘.g.l.°."_if.‘i..§"...... ffmflflyéliijfiriifiii“in ‘i-‘l-tlflflltﬁ‘ Czttliullp i’ l‘ I‘ l‘ gltiitlitlirsitiirl t“e l. "ifaiktllif uuiigssdnlhbtzti l‘? dfdicatlon and rededicatio“ h Summerside “m b: m,“ u“ m: following city in urufomis.

_ . . . . Jresher than the morning rose, $unday. Those i*~'11"~*¢1l‘~'1'~1111~’ "1 the" R°fkd‘c' When the dew wets its leaves; tinstained and ‘non 5cm,“ ,,-__-.,i .4.- tie Overseas kurses

_ _ pure _ and V. A. L). oi Lie List \\ ar, all glilfluale As is the lily or the mountain-snow. ’ nurses and nurses in f1'~11111“l>’ a‘ ‘h; hdlfgfait‘ ' i‘ l‘ I‘ hospitals, including liamomvood, an t e a V I _ _ In f P. d f i Sisters of the bod cross. lliese women will, privations there is money sti or some \lt1 o “g h _ t ,1. pt-fid the service in their luxuries in London. A butterfly collector paid for t e mus‘ V.‘ \ l? a Heasinﬂ as we“ a, £49 ($220.50) for one of a collection of 40o uniforms. r1111- i j ‘Li.’ l_ ectise laces of freaks Put UP for sale at a London auction. It: ' ‘°‘f."“‘ *l’°°“‘°'“ m m" reap p was a completely white butterfly of a. kin nor- W0f5 "P- , - f the rnally marbled white.

Tuesday, May i2, l! the anniversary 0

_ n ‘ w s- it- u biffh 9i ll“ "l“ii“.llv.“li“»i‘iie Lamp’ Floicihce It will be noted that i\[r. L. D. Blurrav, Sec- -.- ~ - ~ in that the celebration . . r Mghtfnggtle, apdpt i~ islh , 1 From me retary of the Bank of Nova Scotia, has i-e- 'h°“1d.“lmuil‘k\' “"1 lilésﬁ ail/Eek will be tired from that position on reaching the age Alla-m"? i° llleqlv _ H "lzlqjfn '0 draw anew limit. It will be good news to his many held» and ‘h? "ili m“ i wmnen render friends here to know that he and Mrs. Murray m)" m the mo’ ‘Sikkim md remain. intend coming to Charlottetown ncxt month to l“ pc9cetlzl.lldl“adfr ‘. W‘ 0*‘.“hyéwulldihealing It take tip their residence. m,iniis>i'c~ v ,. .'. #101»: will be recalled ili-it ll‘lf'l"i’"“icvarxcliggiéggigiif You are lucky if you have loubrlclllel “i” l‘ """‘v"‘l h‘ ‘l? “a letter patter tric range these days. The United States \\'ar fr“ ,0‘ The m\\-.u.. qyhm, 2111 Production Board recently froze all stocks 0f ‘Pal/mg Sm‘ i.n'~ 1‘ p}. the niirlit, domestic electric ranges in the hands of manu- the xiwhcill U‘ , ‘ i_'_ dfuiiitlcd down U330“ facturers, distributors and retail dealers. The "d we'll“? mlfl ﬁilfusiixc “Tom t-‘She order prohibits production of such stoves after élgicrcgiclcciyiiéhl; nimyipe Observed alone, Itiiie I- except to fill tpp piilgtaryi priority ratings.

with a Hmcfiliiiw i Mind‘ nmkmg hm‘ Siiift: In the U. S. .'\. correifitindciits writing’ to 111".“ Ymlllll" l" people in the Philippine Islands, used to address Phrase m“: the envelopes “P. I."——“.\laiiila P. I." for iii- “A Ltd!’ ‘Kim l Lamp ma“ gland stance. This not infrequently led to "confusion, In the steal 315510?!’ °l m‘ 1am!‘ letters addressed to pkiccs in “P. E. I." being A rifhls W99 °l §°°d~ misscnt to the (listaiit east. Hope the citcntics will P191?“ W°4T““h°°d"i not make similar mistake vice vcrsa. with plant-s It is well in this tiiiit- of stress that the 111"?“ and howitzcrs.

‘hguld be given the place of honor to which a u a n: they are richly eiizitlrtl, and that the P601318 f" Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, theoso- large should join tlwm in their acts of WIWShIP phist, died this date 189i; claimed to have been and rededicrition i:_‘~‘<~‘.i will mark the Cﬁlﬁbfl‘ initiated into esoteric Buddhism, and to have the tions here bctweez: .‘l:».;.- io and I8. power of communicating with the unseen world; converted Cqlonel Olcott of the U. S. A. to her views, and with him and others she founded the Theosophic Society in i875; it had a great vogue for a number of years until I884, when the Sn- ciety for Psychical Research exposed Madam: Blavatsky for tricker . n v is n

nurses the

Sundav evening will sec fiarﬂtleﬁ oi S(‘l'\'lC€S iii

Iii spite of wartime restrictions and de-

not to buy an elec-

,..\\- imfnortzilizivd

A Hamstrung Committee

What is the willie to the taxpayers of the special War SCfYlc" Committee set up at th¢ last session of Parliament to examine into ex- _ pgnditures incurred in services directly con- Reports from the potato areas lﬂdicatg “gated with the \\'.'ir? The Committee, pre- New Brunswick tubers have enjoyed a ponderantly Lileril, has preseiitvd a ljl-"11bcr ‘llarkef dufmg the whiter months and of more or less lll wits rcports, and (rovezn- growers have received a fair ment members and ..ipporter Minister down, [irofess to with the results. .\'o: so the Oppogitinn, Tliby nit zziiii, with a good show of reason, that ll.” v.» "t of the Cotiiiiiittce has orcasts of the i942 crop it is anticipated that been so tjlftjlll‘ ‘lliltltl as to nullify all its thereavill be some increase in the acreage platit- value as a guar 12cc that war revenues are be- ed this spring. lrig spent to the _i ‘ ‘-"' ﬂd\'<1111<1§@- 17°11 cx‘ _ _ ' '_ " "'

‘nfpfc ft i; f ibit lllC Committee. Experience is teaching war time officialdom through (‘iiiptntiiwwi ti» ‘t‘\ll_{illt' contracts in ——refailcrs of men's clothing are now pcriiiittetl the Liqt-ff-fpfyff; ..f Xlnziitloii. lllltl Suppl)‘. 0111)’ to deliver rcady-to-ivear suits and odd trousers dogs so behind cl'i~'t‘-'l doors, and, having in- to purchasers without having to finish the bot- ygstigated, reports nothing but economies con- toms of the trousers. The purchaser may have sistent ivith govcriiiiii-ii: policy. Any facts it the bottoms finished at the required length out- unearths it i- w; Ili' n -t pvritrtttid to dis- side the store where the pants were sold, hut cuss. or cvtin dii lll"t‘. any alterations made on suit or trousers must be

“than Oltjpt-fipp [,ll\'l'[l in Parliamctit the in accordance with men's clothing style reg“- other day to the st-vr-‘tyv of the Ctmimittees latinns. Before this announcement, no retailer proceedings, llnn. “"' i‘ from replied that it was permitted t0 allow suits or trousers to leave ‘did not sit in u’ m/ii i r .i- purpo-"e of hiding a shop m an tiiifinishcd condition. that is with- anytliitig; it .~"ll w: trial l‘? tnr the ptiritosc of out cutting off the cuff length and hemiiiiug finding tbiug- out." ‘.<»i t‘: was .\lr. 'l'hors0ii the bottom of the pant legs. who objected, uni long to a member re- ' * l‘ "‘ peating in tht l! . . i i>iilillllllf< a statement The Saint

~°f fact fir-rd.- l. ' i- liilillllllllv‘ \\l1lCl'|, .\lr. ticrtetl to the philosophic editorial which the late Thump... tiidllli " - ‘i. 1 rilvd a< priv- .\lr. _I. l5. B. i\IcCrt'ady pnptilarizcd \VllL‘ll jkgmf" inf“... @- f‘. ,~-.i:niitit~.- was not lic edited the Telegraph. One pearl of wisdom sitting in ptibf v. livtlllcﬂihﬂd us by that urbane philosopher, David

Mp ']'li,.,-,~p fniiEit-r HIllIdIIlllCtl that it was liarum, it moralizes, reminds us that a moder- bettt-r p. limit iht- -.‘ill a. in t-iimvrn liccatise ate number of fleas are good for a dog; they stop the iiicmltt-r. "ivil‘ ;;i\i~ nwrv ilirvci and more liiin brooding on being a dog. So a moderate fflllCPlllflll/Jl urn-n‘ - p-iilijtri: Hiatus al number of incouvt-iiiciiccs and dcprivations — hand tbziii :l' y n»- ' Pliillgs were in lll(.‘ some inay call them pflVZltlt]|lS——\’lll prevent our opt-n tr-ith the pr present. llll re will be brooding over living at war. lt is generally when fewer ,<]it‘(‘i,‘ilt"\ v - l Hr lllcltlllLdisi tlii-rr- will be we are too comfortably at war that we complain fc\vt-i' t-liiiris m» - »‘ mifcli tllt‘ livzitl-liiicil" most and criticize our leaders for lczidiitg or for ’l‘hi's :ii'j:iifi"‘il- ‘If ill.“ ‘Vi’ “liml ""“"‘ l” "'11 lf-“lillu or ivlizittiot. Of cntirsc. a moderate It". _-,],,,],I|,.,, ..; ii pin-m al igcflivi‘ lllltl this " subsiittiiitin .‘"'1l' (‘linniliiri- it 1l11‘f1\\'-< -'1 _ _ tist not be given time to brood over revealing litflif (>11 1U- itiifnidv of 1i]? 111ml “h” l1""1:! lvridvrs. and anyway a healthy grmnbl-r “~35 piphi-li‘ rfinlni |'l ‘ff ihr- \\':ii- l‘..\'pf'llrlllf'lt‘l'i rltizirs lllPillT. lf we can retain our sti-nst- of pro- (Yiutmilli-e bvf- it" "'7 l'l\‘lt flit" lliv Ulllilwl liiifiiiiii :iiiil luini tr, inability to bu)‘ cvervtliirl!

m, yh-"igpl. n,‘ ,\',-,;,..,,;.i \\‘:ii- SvYvIct-s, I wc Iizivt: bet-n im-d to buying mid do t-tt-t-i-thitig liven if t'ii- t‘»-ti=|ift:tt» hwl a frcc luud in we have been accustomed to do will help u; ra- fts inipiirics, and full in t- loin to dfljlflfl. the thcr than hurt u!

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IILIEWQHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN “""""' " '

NDTES BY TIIE WAY

The lmpllcatlons of tho 11¢" tes;e;t puxtke are 1*€.>,JD.I5_L;l6 fcr lUXTLIl-E H1811)’ a DkCL-islly into a luxury’ latest. example tins _ casualty is mens braces, wnich are increasingly difficult: w buy- This dJticulty Wlll not, of course. worry our alles in the Uzilted a Mae's? s: bet, the ere 1st compressing tue waistline, that. thetr trousers are not onl)’ <1"?- level round the ICP b1" Mun m” m "suspeiider" button-s either- It was not always so. 1n the brave old pcactful days when Mark Twain locnied lapge 0:1 I118 literary lioi-izcii the great. humor- ist mentioned as his rdea of real luxury "a. pair of bxwss for every pair of trouseis." Many an Eng- iishman would eels) that. aspira- iiori; but now, _to have a sngle pair On the active list. which can be swapped from trousers to trou- sers at need is almost. to be lapped in luxury-or. at any rate, 1t soon will be, _ Manchester Guardian.

The President was so buoyant at his last two prrss conferences that there was widcspreiid 0cm- ment about it among Washington correspondents. He had an air of sustained cheerfulriess. with no undertone of irritation. The President locked well, too. Ever since Pearl Harbor the President has borne up magnificently, but tliere wtire many weeks W\1€l1 he was obviously fatigued. At the 1n- sfsterice of his physician and oth- ers in the White House circle he but down on his night work, and gradually gu, brick into good phy- sical COIICiIllOII. But ilte high spirits of other day's were missing from many of his press confer- ences. In view of the run of bod news frcm tlie Pacific, and off the Azlaiiiic siicre of tlie Western Hcriuspfterc. ifs itaused no com- iiiiiit But. fa .- wcek the Prcsidctitls lllPfflligq tviih tire press infected perhaps all, cf the news-

with t; fcelirg of It was less what he manner and appear- ance LlYKilQY writes fruit Wnsli m fcr tLie Minne- apolish Star Journal.

If ll opim sm said than h'

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The death of the Duke of Atholl has brought reminders of the more magnificent s.de of life in that family, 11s private arm and so forth, its refusal of Balkan klIl'lll11$, and it-s anL-ient. owner-

_ the Isle cf Man. But there was a mii.ti simpler side to its histﬁry. as is exemplified by story told

1862 The published "Dlaiy" entry for that (late has two izems: eight lznes absut the B"bl€l':.€£\ Agrcul- tural Show ai: n :.e and a half about. the An. 4m Civil War Here is the Agricultural Stiow entry; “The Duke of Atholl has a beautiful cow exhibited the Battersea Agricultural Show. The dairytiiaid who has the C1116 of the cow appears iii a scrL cf costume, very becoming, and i~. cf coiiise, niucli adtnzrcd by gentlemen. The Duke aiZtJIIIIOd liar and the cow. bringin: tiny and water for the lattsr One day he and the dairymaid sat. tcgcilier

die of st w eating

and s‘ *' the cow

on 4f cliestcr Guardiii ---__.. In the existing tnl-at-co

age a i'c.n.iez' in the 9111.1.’ s: 1. of a Bl;

short- mam 5110p- ' Country . supplies . . L'l‘.li. ‘ltis tt-ualiy liutll. queue, m: d)‘ of w. 111.11 l gﬂlilllg a "utiaok" for illicit R€CBiltiy' there was a cicwd the vpiucflltdlll. oukgde tiie snap, rcguhi ed by a pDlICGIIlEIII, who had ‘ . by tn: dca r that. die i c.g_~.i‘e.i.=s bswg stiort lie was only sciviizg 111,11, foitiiatioit svas <iu.y triiparted, and expi Jig (IlSQUB-nl, most of lne but one .ct:<l her grouizS. ’ to ha‘ my fakes,’ - ' m.- on; uoit‘; be awkward,’ fllllul atcgi the iricncl- ly pﬁllCctllﬂll ‘No’ heard. he's cn‘y got ciiougn for the mus." "1 care for ini or yo'i"e btinkiri‘ but.- wn-s." the ivoman declared defiant- ly. "I'm a-scoin‘ to ha‘ my fakes; an‘ I'll tell yer wot. If ytih gco an‘ do my 10o I_'ll bcy yo‘ a pensiiiin’ oat-lie» " "On. as.’ r.p...d the policeman, ncver blinking. “Arid What's W111‘ .1011?" Im loadln pig iron at thepraflw'ay' yard." “Aw- Ylsliti yo‘ win’, said he, with arm extendttl. "Pass ﬂl0lIg."——Bl.lslllXl§- ham Post. Now a word "Sugksircnsf for ktepng bl4dg5 sharp by using glasswnze as hcnes.

that it (ices,

and so do mriity SJHVCTS who agree

that 311011163!‘ icn or fifteen close

shaves can easily be cbtained b‘;

this memod, even by those whb

were won't to dscard their blade;

after the tlizrd and fourth shave.

Simply rm it smooth gig; tt,m_

bier; ili blill.’ s.ng.e or

lnsde the

ier wet. or

avers suggest. that the

moved sideways; but, the

favors a semi-circular

movement, with the foref ngcr

restinu on the A dgzen strrlti '

original keen- Specta tor.

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Earlier In the war we fore- told thntlay when we should all be sporting beards as Nature 1n- tendod we should 9, short/age of razor threatened. Govemmenf. ls comlderlng rationing of shaving creams and soaps For our part we were surprised that. thrsg wet-t» mt m. chided in the general ratlcnng of 501D Wlicii we acre to Siieffeld nrarly 50 years ago thg city 934m- cil had 64 members. of those

wore btards of varying sass and structure. _ steffield Tele. graph.

the

The far-l ls, n! course, that I fyiant has IJOVJCI‘ only over men who am afraid to die. If a. man really b0llQVf5 in his religion, then he must hold with samt Paul that. "to die is gain." provfdcd he dies ln defence of that. religion. line; can liaiiz th~ blstiops. might even 17181-5101‘? the cle - men Id he gain y ft? Only Ill?‘ fren. d (fete-station of the faithful. Qiiiling is now facing semi-thing. allogcfher be- yond his control, brvallf- lils power nxtends no fiirllwr lflﬂll mz-nis ‘fears Wlierv f;:ii' of (lrnth e there l-ll!‘ powwi- cf tvmtiiiy l mid if. is only 1hr stupid tyxniiis who twermit thvmwlves to pass that Limit. - Baltimore sun.

"there's a will‘ 011" ,,

2. experienced,

d and there “as will

Tim in- it.

"The sltustlon now ll NW5 more desperate than lt fr” “sass;

on. Minister of labour. _

1 Toys In Lanada (Pew-borough llumlnl‘)

Home lntniiutlng remurhs III made recently by HNTY 3- KIW- wm direct, the manufacture of wooden articles Io!‘ W! Win11" Prices and Trade Board, when he was add the Canadun Play- things Manufacturers. Mr. was urging tits hearers to terse senseless competition and tho can- tlnuai duplication of srﬂclcs 1n their work, and he also drﬂ‘ lid?"- tion to the tact that the makint 0! toys in Oonada was om of the few branches of infill-Std’? which “um ippsgsve 1t; position vrtth the war e o .

‘Itiere seems no good reason why Canada should not. develop s thriv- ing toy industry and keep ll. utter {lie war ends. Until recently the best. toys available here have been made either 1n England or -n the u. s. These were clearly superior to the local products 1n 6951811 8M

Almouglh there ls a large market for esp wYs of 1n- ferior design and 911-5113! bmhnt many people demand playthfnlll which are pleasing ln appears-hm and sturdlly made. The dievelo - ment- of good taste beiins m! life, and a toy which has q ties o1 good design and which eui be played with for a Year or more is certainly preferable to is coess on of trashy toys which soon break and which are unsatisfactory be- gause they only amuse for a few

ays.

Canada can make these 811961101‘ toys as well as any ooun 1n the world, and if she can ma e them just. a little better she will soon develop a profitable minor indus- tiy. As Mr. King points out, toys do not; interfere with the war effort and if manufacturers seine their opporunity they may soon make Canadian toys as highly esteemed as were formerly those of England, Germany and Switzerland.

"On Dune And Headland"

(New York Times)

Because

the Imagination rejects catastrophes

which it has not yet few of us wlli accept the reality of air raid danger on this coast until it actually materlalizes. This is one of the difficulties cl- vilian defense has had to face. But the submarine danger is already here. Ships are going down and men are drowning or burning to death within sight of our coast-s. In one simple way every one llvlng or doing business near the

can help to cut such losses. He can obey cheerfully the order; just issued for a genera! "dlm-out." from Maine to Florida. If these orders are effective, no more trips sf]- houetted against the cheerful glow of lights on land will be caught. by the Nazi raiders and sent to their doom.

The "dim-out" directions caught. most communities unprepared. In the ﬁrst and Second Corps Areas, in which the New York clt. region is focated. the air raid war ens and the regular and auxiliary police seem to have done their jobs well, lng co-operasfon from hous t olders and motorists. It is impossible to Imagine how any one can fat! to cooperate if he un- derstands that even one bright fight 0n t1 dark shore may help to snik a ship. Liana-General Hugh A. ‘Dfllm. who will command the new Eastern Military Area. has author-

y to use stern measures t enemy aliens and against careless or dlsloyal citizens. As he explain- ed tn his statement, this authority will not affect the lives of “hose persons whose conduct. reflects their patriotic motives."

And so, probably for the dura- tion of the war, the lights so out

d0’ More lltderally than Kipling meant.

the wor s.

Far-called. our navles malt

aw ;

One dune and headland sinks

the fire:

To save New Jersey and Lo Ilnurl we fight. in the Indlari Oc- ean. We give up the beach plcnlc and the glitter of the berecreai-ign

rs

—- I or two about these

WHAT OI‘ THE HOUR?

I know an old cathedral tower That holds a clock; there one

could see

‘rlrne disciplined, u hour by hour

The ands went: round ptuicttl- lously.

For the past decade the old clock Has failed to tick. yet. artisan. Toller and thinker turn to look And ﬁnd day at meridian.

Is this the time for heart or tower To let stopped-elects; the eyes oo ?

h Nayl It 1s time to know the hour! It may be later than we thlnk-

-John Richard Moreland in the ew York ‘Hines.

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LONDON-w?) —- Moscow radio said Soviet prisoners of war are be- ing “shanghaled" bv 'he Germans and sent. to Gen. animal's North African forces.

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NTREAL, Que, Mayo Earn- for the all- inclustve Canadian National Rall-

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