PACT? FKIUR

TiiE DNARLOTTETOVilN GUARDIAN

blunting Daily tfutmdrd m I587)

lIrIsii-dcul: Lirul. Col. \\, (‘inwlcr S. McLure

Mir lncdin m; .1. ll. Haunt-ll. P-J-l» Secretary: Livul, t id. L! .i\. Atiicliinrsun, 9-5-0. Editor and .\s'.tn. 4 liirvvlul, J. l.. Burnett, FJJ. Associate Eiilltlln i-rnnk “irtlacr nnd Ian A. WWW“ .41 nuiiitiiriiiiix inn B,» Mail in r r..i.. swi llcr i 511 h" 8 monlhl- :11) In! “ nlulliln, (inc . < 1e month cu, litrflrl) .- Alt] w. _\c.\r; >11“! h-r ti "M11111 51.75 for 3 mnnuisz: We tvr We Alumh By Mall ln other l'l‘tl\'illll'b nnd ifi-A. 55-00 P" "i" Saturday Viciltly \'l(l [HT H"? 5 d") m" a 11mm“.- v tor ‘.3 mouths

V___ __ _ , _ . ___%.___ Thu L‘ iniii it,“ n (.u.il than nu)‘ b6 01718111911 l! “trialling; y '\ .\ ‘ .1, r HHU} nqusrc, New Yum:

01d tut-pi, t ("rim- M lk nnd Washington

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;_, , i 1t». ,1" fuvmstu‘ r. ,,,_ nilil‘, 55v

,... .. . ,. -\i-ir, _\|l.||‘_'lg[\

.'.‘.:.~.o:', I5 ‘Hooker than M0 Wct:.'.cst Ink."

t llfjlUlilIli ‘.53, 1942"

"The §il..‘.. ..

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il |-rli\_': aiztiiin Problems _\ , i zlte pm’. year has ‘U. _~ ' .1 Ktulillllrilklii. y; . u; fie _\l'tll'ililli€ 503m , j", the fiiirir- m1; _ ‘ - .. ~ l ' c LiidlllllliMilll

ill rtife prob- i-iilties, fi~l1,

llill€llt'l‘l'l€S, lltT, pen! tii/lss, . as ‘lllpi, export auil iiupclrt 1e facil .cs, Ft. rnational class via (iulf and

, 1 s -~ '1“ .: export regulations ..- ‘ '~ = i-iziicnts via Li. .9. . _ >~ ve tlie divtriliu- ‘ l(\'l\liil'* of

(if.

. on, ‘e changes and ser-

r ci-iiipetitive posi- . '. r, l5 of giczitcr‘ \ ea of zlie spate of wartime

va..:~- . regula. t . .i _f i':.~ gitirtation, no feiver than i: ‘c l ‘ v. vce c: d as having come into H“. ~- t“: t - {oil's last annual nu»; i

V.‘ i'."*~ . ‘i in the report of the man- ag" if". ‘F: 1 If ' i1" is the reference to the i i" facilities at Tor-

‘ Z3 : exticditing shipments " erg the winter months. r u as consolidated and eyed; the Executive ". island later approved t; to itiforiuaiion re< "no action was taken the fact that Some ‘i or Prince Edward Island . i ir of the proposal. Ap- i‘. ‘t t iwve been an unzuiintiiy ' '. fzcin all Shippcn." Te to cihtain special tlic nioventent of fresh . ziia~lcct last season, L'n- i~ v as l~e'il\v normal; but the = avil will be available year's crop. . Ciili5‘i'l(‘l”flfiflfl, for ~¥aii has been negotiating, is rites on potatoes from some prints to L’. S. destina-

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winch tF-c modfiicazcn . Maritime o" .1 '1'.- lions. LTnder .5.‘ pefers to Iii aerviccs clafy

“u: vi; es,

Mr. Mathoson’: report . Jill on Nov. I of three ->'cii'i of two between ltioncton

and Prince ll island, and to the obtain- hg of a f: ‘ ‘ for the re-establish- men! of "e1 p services from Prince

Edward

What of our car ferry service? No progress here, apfurr“ ' the assistance r in connection with "l car ferry problem ions reports,’ says Mr. \ rccessary to mention at l mitiisiion actively assisted for protective measures ‘.1 to assure the mainten- against all contingencies, ' the winter months."

the i..r.ce has been c v. Marhesc-n, “i;

h the ftpfc "Ad Olli"? 8i'7"“ once o.’

,QI'i‘iCll'§"'i' <'1I'

OLA V, -,,

WI-irt r . . other than provision of l new s <1 ~ "rely to assure the mainten- ance of ~i .~ "against all contingencies"?

lmt not the alibi: of our dila- L us into believing that we 1 for. If we have to wait un- vvl», as is rimv suggested, at least vnlrr- no iilusicn about the chances

,'I"here'.= ll e f

S Toigql: Yrorriixe T0 Keep '1 When Cow's: W4 the German people that fiic)’ v" ie ' ""1 winter with food snatch- ed f' - ‘ ~ Vi o’ the people 0f occupied Euroyr. ~"' . ~ r/W , he was making a pffl‘l“~‘ ‘ ‘ "-~ lircl to fulfill. There will l- w. n save never before evil "< v “ter. Tic plight oi "~i * r w r " ilie occu Tl'.'\ \ ' -» ' Pint ilie point to be gnu‘ ' speech vvng this: he “iii\ l! -< -' » (“coco riot» mlrl peris- aui< ti ' i r e i‘ to announce ill" 1 r’ r w PIMP. ii i! riu- lulllg tliat con- fli» Jl‘ i ']'l,~ c, f~ -m Tired to Rn!- rnt; i i ‘. your“. Tire .\'azis oc- (‘HM i i ~ -i‘t-< and at points y-f; , - i- grcat, luit it is \\_l , '. 4Y1 ‘Tie llilll(‘l'l£ll1tl§. 1,; , ‘i i . v.'iich have been I, t l‘ ' ' " l a ~--lil'cr for cvcrv 4 ' l ' ; ‘l il‘l' “wild privil- , 1 .“'ll 1c» lliiry cuf- i .l' 11' ii-r Vic nin- i i ‘ v -i'r- in litr- lilriclt | ‘w, .. . ‘ “'iil\i‘ rn-wiilvilii-li .ill‘li I i i i ‘i ‘l" l-"li _,',, , ~_ , 1 i~ < l i‘! Lin"!

of i1 _ _ ‘Q3115, ‘lint 81nd it il l'll Jill l-Y Iitrc lid- .\.'l/i

trucks arrive to taitc llic grain Z1\\Ll_\', that lwnld develop in gram C111’: ulucli silv\\' the vital sLQtlS along railway I‘lgill"i'\ii-\\Zl>\‘. .>\ll the antacids’ dodges \\'lllL'l\ \\<'re u-~i_l iliivii: lli "i" have lrccu rvvivcil llil'i il~\ llilfl‘ been addcd. llu- pc rcudcr their produci- to over the radio. come and lillic it and quire a trciucndilus fiircc iii >"

Nor uiil iiic p13. 1H1 ly. Already the wrinklin- cities are giving the Xii.'.\ ilillllllil. 'i‘licy get sick at work and st h m: the next day. Llut

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v ivill have to ' ting l0 re-

11'» mini; tpiict- i‘1 \\tLl‘ lll.i1ll\ in ill‘:

FHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

NOTES BY TllE WAY

Ono of the hardest-working pccpx Lil tuc focd drive LS ube vi.- ‘Ev biotic-Airlift. He Ls of greater h-lllt,‘ to flit- 111111181‘ than ever be- fore, now Lira! new agricultural ma- Cillllcly is sc-urce and repairs 0f such vital importance. His work rangcs frcm unending manure works to reparling bnders; hocpmg a uiiiuiuc curl “mo; l0 welding u driving rcd in a mowing “Machine. A man of many parts, the village blacksmith l5 also the man Lo whom farmers turn for advice on horscs. 1-19 is somcjiiiig o! a veterinary

to ihtm- smliiiil i-‘r n: ‘ii-"iibinll m? t1” surgcvnwfor horses t p118?) the cgtrrtlrv {u ii. uziii iariuczs for (Y1K, iciuli ‘ouch cut mo 1e (tree's m w [)lC\(Ill it l.)\ sir» .- w», iiv the lMlllllC - prcnhl the fronv rooting up lloll o: mot. am. I tit-cram; l1 épiifl ""3'D'_L5°d5 Y"“" nrouli-ztl '.' r ii- l'.l. '. i'l iliil iliilllTvli '

, ‘out u is a pfomio:

1o hcci).

iuOLi for incur for that he i.- grin; '.-. The Alust Rev. \\' azn 'l‘empl.c, Archbishop of cillllfililllf)’, lllatiicd the c‘. g)‘ for religious apathy. Disc‘. "i111 piwlbleuzs of tlie church in the lYppc-r ilflll e (‘Future in. the Arcllllkiiop of CIliii.(’l'lllll‘_\' "Trill-d '_;\l"/“Il who “gal:- blctl" prayers an‘. conrluctcd .~<-:\iccs in a llltlllr tonous and life!» reading of tea-tins. r‘\(l\'ki\'Zli* ing that ciiurcl in slzouiil g.» to the people, in- stead of expeci‘: [Wife to i: To tlirm. the .\l‘k‘illli~llvll incl a rvu: ». ~~..ile to him h_v a friuiil, vvlto sail that u‘: conducted a service at a cat" <2‘. or a movie \ice it se erizetl real a-id Qt ' is a \vi<li.=pieziil fee hoiv to bridge "ze lialiit< of ivov-liip . Dr, irnrple said.

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i: a Cl€l'g_\'lii1lll Sci’-

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e- EDITORIAL NUT ES _

(‘Flflfl/lfl. flllflli" F-"lzcnilit-r slew‘ f‘ _F_'_‘ a _ b l - l - l

mirtiite, T Ijglfyi nu. ll ' .‘" Jiii- ,1 11,1)» m meet (inert \\'i!I‘ ,1 i of $3,,

P\, l, 38.512 for tlie nu '

s-

Yificoi-nt l‘ l~

Ficlnn.

MU he hard no ituentiiln of

All

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., f e L'~:i~»ci i11- tive Loiivt-ntton at \\'1 . ilviitiilhtfil‘, 1|‘ l!

George l-‘ilivazvl liar man of s 11ml c". rofessor of r‘ ‘dinburgh l' consist Hill: _ fnrics, and a fr den," hhifiliilclfi". “lite Pcace of llt<’ . tor)’ of Fiiglidr I French Novel": "i l. ~ onilliatid opinion (i ii7fl;l,."\ - l ‘

ing high-mail

oiic

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. - i1"ll=1\‘~ "ti; ~ \l‘lilltlu,

Tm.‘ n“ n report. "not 1on5 ago -- “fin having b0 post.

ge m OIHIIWA be- cauce, lid c failed to make P1"°- '._r nsfcr- licre to t/he train for sire was carried to Mont.- hi1‘ bridesmaid. We _ . ve this story, be- ' ' uliolc s-tuation at Brock- \'l..L'5 rnilxuij; 5' ‘llln at the DTP" Swill time i. fined with COHIIIMOI! and tinct- Lllili)‘ and annoyance and ‘mconv iii-rice to everyone C011. comm and although this has been grin‘; on {or tn-iintiis and nwnlils. ' -' n“ ~' uhrrcver" is v15- Rcccrdr" and

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America's mldicrs are

going to » p, new confection t the fancy of civil-

miikclis of child- the candy bar, rca>ou to worry. of agriculturtfs t1‘!lll"lll rcstarcli d1- ‘Jped the new com- .0 mcct, army specifiers. ‘uWO-CUIICB bar of Fiiililiillllg Llircc (iii- , and of which are . nrd peaches Silcl- three of the YWW . o tlic field with flu!“ 4r “ill supplv i.ll(‘ food 1-4 pounds of fresh ]7i\‘l\i‘_'v' of vitantiu is ~Mrnucaprilis

take into bi“ ‘zcli ma!‘ ca

' hur

shortage happens '1'“: l‘. ‘my

y. ars

rcck cis- 4 -.

ilic c wrre ‘Si; l i‘l o" cgmc from the cut-tutu. lite

- irlw) nrilliuns of neoph- - r t";c< uizo can o,’ attaching

i i i I . . ‘o n cits Reclclc“ auto drzx-rg v1- {in rf—‘p(¢_"<“1'< n,‘ qyw persons ililfl, l}, il- w! i- o.“ ;‘,.~~, \ un- k.'a:ia_ ‘u illgti t ll, eisticil; “R15 Hlllllvrl \\i‘-t'il l.: iici-a ‘; i‘ -- f‘ l‘ ’l_ his home on Aviiizze :ii.l ' m!“ “h” m‘ l ci on hcn -

Air. Ferguson i‘.'ll q 1;,-

vva: striicl: hi: z curll. lie \\.i l . . .. suffering lit-ml mail to walk to his iii-we but iii“ was removed tn \\'<~‘lci‘.ev lti-< tors said he is re-zin; ct we.” 1k 1k

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Householders vvli» teat and assist in ovcicc-iiizi 1i >i‘.*-l'li'lg(5 in con- gested areas need have r») tear tlicy will be plac- ed in the pos ion of llVillQ unable to get rid of a tenant, Mr. (._\'ril R, ilellzira, rentals adminis- trator advises. in ccntre< \\‘ll(.‘l'€‘ drivcs have. been conducted to utilize all available rooms, some householders have extlressed fear that 1f they rent a room they will be uniilile for any reason to evict the tenant under wartitne rental regulations. ifhese Yvglllilllillfi, .\lr. lli .\i;iia saicl, do not apply to the renting of spare TUOHIQ. They are exempted in the f-xlerai order and come within the jurisdiction of provincial statutes.

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s- o s In giving notion that university training is to b: curtailed in order to prcviile man-power, Mr. L. Austin Wright, Assistant Director of Na- tional Selective Services told Queen's Univer- sity Alumni that this new trend did not mean that universities would he curtailed out of op- eration for theyi had an important place in train- ing necessary personnel. The function of uni- versities in teaching the art of thinking was also of importance in wartime, "The policies of manpower control v‘ cli we (Qzlective Ser- vice) have been charged \vi'.l1 administering are not meant for a passive, negative people,” ivlr. Wright laid, discussing Selective Service in gen- eral. “They are designed to organize to the limit the manpower of this country into a strong. active, fearless force of fighting men and civil- ian supporters who cannot but conquer. \\'e want no slavery in Canada. That is not what we are fighting for. We want a free people, freely moving in their own and the common in- terest, limited only h_v the necessary rntric- tions of a. nationwide organiriug policy." i i l! l

I

Evidently attention is beginning to be paid to

term! and conditions of Coverniiient war con- tracts by tlie heavily taxed citizens.

time ago purchased 72o acres of lzuiil at (iimli, Alanittlba, as an airport site, paying $52,150 or

an average of $72 per acre or tlicrcabouts. The “Tnnipeg Trilnuie thinks that the tranmction was either a lllllllli"" or “a national scandal." it Xliclizuiil. spczilciilg as acting

Ipiotcs lion, i. iii. Xlinfllrr of Tranqvirt, a< having said that “the people who pioneczvrl at (iimli ycai": ago, wlicn

the area \va= covrwc/l with liudi, paid about $.10 it tlicn yliil-iz-lu~= a ll~i r-l the mvncrs

an acre." from ulioiii the liiiwl lllll linillliiict: \vcve pur- (’il.'l~'l"l null tlic 7lY|l'>'l"~ originally paid ilvV tliciii

~~iiot $11» per acre lint riii rivcrngc of $l5ll"l. it want; an (‘\']villl|-'ll“lll. i‘ ~ziv< llml ililll. i. T. 'ilii»i'~-iiil, vlil-i-n ¢~ "w- -_r iiivliillril iiwiiii. pilviii -Il ‘it lii‘l‘ i’ w- l‘ "~ -i l f tlw- l|.~-i ulna», ml i! l i ‘ i i. '~::ii.;' ll. is lll.i\\' sPkllltil, on 1i." '1,

The Do-

minion (iovcrniiicnt air trait-port d§\i~inn some

- f . ‘ aid .\v tI-e il".\l sil- a rrcl running vce lhllllllfs nnd lock-

nr'\ It] tau or ll

n: if n tcirrific rainstorm was 1m: across ihn screen Next ancf»liei' wonder ——the l1‘-

rnn to sec out’

dug picilVfki nnd

‘who ntntuaous .. r. _E\:h \\'.‘vs primitive 1n ill cglnmng, but it. l5 irmo-‘L lIIIlN. iv to um: of any impr-nvorticnt. \Vhat next -

st. Thomas Times-Journal.

"I do nnt say, my lords, that thr- canrioi. come. I OlLy say crufio‘. cutie lzy sun.“ s_i.d tlic Furl of Si Vmccnv in 1803, when. as now, England “as an armrd Cafllp and die south and west coast. ‘nour ' expccted Lhe arrival of "ti

~- '17} Bnciinr "' The "cl ]1l'(‘(il1(‘(‘;l a cumcut ‘on scribes every" 21> . mzi dir- of the tarry nnivar-ds, bcglllflilll wit-h that or 1759; if scares such could be culled, since they often constituted 5 very real threat to our island. The Fivnch scheme of 1750 was per-ham the mmst original, but the plan for landing 25.00!) men on t-he wrist. coust- of Stunt-land. and another 25,000 on the Suffolk coast, under the protection of a

wcrful fleet), was smashed before t. started, thanks to the genius and tenacity of Haula- in his brilliant victory n); Qulberom. - The Navy iLoncloz-il.

Thg Minister of Justice, ho Hon. Lotus 5t. Laurent, has taken the rlrzhii step in prohibiting Theod re Dreiser, thr- American not _ frcm making any public statements or speeches in this Dominion. Dreiser ‘was scheduled to deliver an address nt- "p Eaton Auditorium tonight. The ricxon of the Deport- fnent o! Justin is base-d on a series of statement: he mode in Toronto rwocntly drroiunclng Britain and Premier Clvirnhill which were oil a most offensive nnd slanderous character. Dreiser has written some fine novels as well a4 coma poor ones, but he 1e a notorious oartremisti, a confeswd “profound admirer" of Lindbergh, and evid- entlv entertains a bitter hat-red 0f (‘are-iii Britain. Canadians are not interested in listening to this sort o-f thing If Drcsier variants to air hi; (‘lpiilimll for the North Ameri- mn continent, he should hire B"l‘l'flO nuditoiiizrn in his rwm country like the Hollywood Bowl. It. would be ititorcstlng to me vrhnt sori- of a rccoptlcn he would got In any even-t, Cnrada dcfinitrlftr docs not: want him Mr Churchill's dictum, "He who 1s not for un is nsminflf. us." woes down double for Dreiser. Montreal Star.

Now that Ceylon tea h rationed. it is homo they don't go back to Scrum tea, that, we heard in mirch about when he were kids-Ohatham Ncrvs,

As n contribution tn 1hr war cf- fret, merchants of Grimshy. Onb, havc been conducting an cxneri- mcnt. in cutting scwicc- costs. 'I‘hcy organized n, “shop with a basket"

canipriizn and dlstrilbirted 1T0 lrarkcis to their customers A sur- vcv ccmplctcd by the Grimrby

(‘lintnlirr of Cttwmcrvtir slicws that l'~‘|' if tliH-i I-Mkotc fcr ‘fliYlliPll i,_ t, i)l’l {Win a (‘,3 ptivcvnt- w-"liicllon in -.\.;iirp.nu papcr- nnd the labor ‘required to ivrap. To parcels carried

Scuttling

erriment, a means to um end.

it is the only system by which free-

dom may be assured. to end unpopular rulers by elec- tiOns

than bullets. Yet government Li

essential to society and democracy cannot, govern unless the people who comprise 1t posses the graces of soul and mind-the moral prin- ciples, the mental abilities, the edu- cational standards-réqulslte, not merely to its success, but to its very existence. Once these fall below a certain level, democracy bccoirtcs incapable of governing and pcrkbcs.

Thus measured, how strong is Cdllndliill. democracy? Do the Ctsilflbiihn people as a whole un- dc-rsumd the articles of our de- nrocratic creed? For there are different systems of democracy, though the ideal and Purpose be the same. The systems of Great Britain and the United States are very different. In Canada we have the British system; and we must understand and retain its rules if we are to continue l: a (iPmOCIBCY.

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First. we must remember that. we nre not a republic, but a con- fillilliiQllfil monarchy. Untold harm hits been done by the persistent propagation of the ides that the Crown is only a symbol and the King only a figiuchcad. True, the King's powers are now exercised 1n general by his cabinet. But be can still refuse to be guided by its advice, and on rare but im- portant. OCCusiOns it is essential that he should do so if our systcm, our constitutional monarchy, is t0 function democratically.

Whatever the intention of the Canadian people may have been. the 1926 "By-rig Incident" election was lntcrprctcd as signifying their zipproval of the doctrine that llie King, by his representative the Governor Gcfrcral, has no option but. to dissolve parliament at miv time HUGH the rfqilcst, of i115 Prime Nfinistcr.

Mr. Alar-kcuzie Kiri: llSCd to ilie full the extctisrvc powcrs thus iic- ciuiri-d Hc used them for in" "kcuitlinp" of pflriizilllilll, in 1941». Anti cu more than our: ireca-ni since, he has threatened to do it (X23111.

And we Canadians still wonder why, as comparcd with the Bri- tish parliam." t. ours has failed to vivc u: insp inn and lczitlcr- ship and appears F0 powerless and so uticrly unrcspoirrive to public opinionl

In the last war Asquith was re- placed by Lloyd Gcnrgc. m this war. (‘liambtirlairt by Churchill simply bv the fcrce of pirblic op- mlon rcilvctrtl in mrliamcnt. In the snmc way sir Stafford Cripps jfliflCfl the ministry.

In Canada it is everywhere ru~ mourcd that a large rtumbcr- of Illbcrnl m tubers are enact" for a more \'l'.'Ol‘Oll5 \\':\i' policy. 1311i only hilf a dozrn nf tlum. at m t. have expressed auv siruitf: vr sm; and oven these, having each made one such speech. tlircby evidently quieting their nun coitscicnccr, have don-e noth- illt! mrrc. The Opposition has -ii-n.'\li'.' f.1i‘c:i to do i special and lcnllv. Bill cf parlia- ment. we must remember the Prime Minister's frcriucnf, threats of disrolution and ask whether we can coirdcmn these men too scvcrc- lv if they lrisittilc to riin the ri>k of plunrzinr the country into a crrucral election.

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The truth is that in Canada we have chanlzcd some of the primary rules or me Bsitirh eyefrm "r (ififft. c."rnc\'. We can't have n m“. sillullonal mnnarcliv without a ntotinrrlt fuuctioulnz. in Cati- nda. tlirnuch his I'~"Dl'(‘.<f‘lllflii\‘('. In the days when the executive

"Hitler ls Mortally Hurt Right Now"

(by Dewitt MacKenzie, Assoclnt-

6Y1 Picks Wnr Analyst. London:

I am prepared to reaffirm a forc- cnst of months ago-that Hitler would be a beaten man if he did not. break through LhLs year m m9 fresh resources of the lower Cauc- asiLs and to stratezic bases of the Middle East.

As a matter o! fact, I have been reaffirming 1t, a5 vigorously n5 p05. sible for the past two days in muse articles. They have tried to demon- strate the Allies might Wln the IrIltler-lsn part of the world war by next fall if Britain and America 1 to the kill right away wit-h their bomber forces over svestern Ellfflpe and Germany.

A lot of things might. happen 1n a couple of months. Tho Nazi dictator continues to our tho blood of Germany's you h against. ths__scarred__ portals, of Stalingrad

MALTA Bo no? the island fortress owwn-

wfth smoke and flame. homered and battle-scarred looms 1n sullen pride, Wave utter wnve the bombers strike: tier rock is faith- The faith of tlhose who manned the answering guns and died.

Cour-an stands hero to nurd aha gateway of the seas.

That bulwark 1n s. world when nofhln much is sure,

Citadel of t c are to oome; hem Malta. stands-

Bo lonlz do courage, faith endure.

—Mw Rte-v Inlhuilgwlozvjlilmes-

by cirstmneers, xmmhsnts attach a sticker in patriotic colors bearing the slogcn, "To help win the war I carry this package." The savings through conservatlon of wmppimg paper and cutting delivery costs are passed on to the shopper throtnzh lower prices. At the same time the war effort; fr, benefitted by the re. duction 1n the use of gasoline, rub- ber, and dGlLVPTY labor. Other com. munibics might. well follow the ex- ample of Grlmsby and begin edu- cating their buying pvulblic to llle shopping basket. habit. For the days of i-he more simple 11f:- “illicit unit-dated Tllfllf)!’ deliveries nriil fancy tvinqilrtici must corve- iJHK to play a pnrt in liclpmg us Will the war.

loyalty and

(HUGH FARTHING, K. (‘., In News) i

Democracy Ls l system 01 gov; powcr will 111 the hand-i °5 the B11

It 15 better

than executions-by ballots

of party sirife in fcrcvcr. Rcgiartllcss of any change or government he remains Speak- er. By univrittcn but almost. 1n- variably

and cit-nitric.

guvcrnnrt n’. clcrlcd i’.

Democracy

King rt, was necessary for the lender's of parliament, to chertk him lost the rights of parliament and the people be 106%. NW. process of consntuuonul develop- mcut, tliu positions are reversed The cxc-cuuvc power now rests J1 the Prune simmer, and the Kins must, witcn necessary, check him. On more than one occasion in Great Britain durlm; the P7659!" century die rciglllng monarch has said, in ctfcct, ‘.0 a Prime Min- ister, "I am sworn to protect the laws of my realm and the right-i and liberties of my people and pzirllnnwnt, and it is my duty 1° prutccL rlicrn from violation by my Plllll.) Mini r as by anyone else." 'I‘ncn. tco, in Canada we have 10m; forqoltcrt tho great. import- ance of ensuring the independence of the SpClJkfl‘ of the House of Commons; in the old land One 0! the chic-t bulivarks of representa- tive dcmocrztcy. Once a man l: elected Sircakcr there. he 15 Oui- tihe Commons

obscrved law he is re- elcctcd by acclamation in his own coiistitticucy at QYCFV 6193mm‘- \Vl!L‘il he dish-cs to retire he is glVCn a pc: r igc and a pension for life. Everything bumble is done to give llilll Llic same absolute ln- dcpctidcnce as a judge on the bench. In (lllilflllll. the Slxaker chances \vi'li cvcry change or. govvrnmcnt and sometimes more ollcn. I<Tvcn wncn tlie govcrumfiut is l‘(‘ilil‘il'(i lic has no assurance that, hc v.1ll continue in his post. We cun lizirilly woutivr 10 find some Spvnkvrs under the thumb of tho Prime ltfmistcr of the day.

Wlicilicr right or \\‘1‘0HB, 501116 of th Yllilllfln of the prcscnt speak- er d1 ‘ sion nt Ot- mrrr , the na- ..mcn:nrv' dis- Til." fact is bccume little n; rut-leafy icl pcivcrs

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OCTOBER

MUST as: DRIVEN HOME’

This was has yet to be won. We could lose ii.

The time has come lo fight with everything we

have . . . with our hearts and minds . . . with our working energy. . . with our DOLLARS. We MUST buy Victory Bonds. We must dip info our

savings fobuyihem-pledge our future earnings

to buy them-pare down our living standards

to buy them. We are lighting for our lives.

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VICTORY, BONDS

ill of n vigorous l no: mcrclv to the to the ncople who parliament shou‘d

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ixflcct clan-ii h m ])\ll)llC opinion mint 111"" w in clf':(-l1\'c on gov- Cfllillti its in Great Bri-

lulu, l r z in lzv iilCllglll 0f. In short. (ildlltllikify is a system of '1. t-ni. h_v which Lin‘ pconle \ a mutt to be u dictator Dr "m (ll \'\" i".

be pcrfcctlv

l‘. . i'cd Siatas

.<\ l‘l\l ax ;|})tll..'(i ta tho Ficu- don", nlio is m fact as in ll'fll", ill.‘ cliicf c r-uilvc. The (‘cui- ktitutio“ pivw him no poivcr river Court s’ uliii-li mint \olr nll l - bLlil‘ autlioazii- in

liliV to lm viio rul ti liv t I llWllf‘.

ill!‘ tli i‘ \ " ‘iv ntrnmpatilre ivilli on. \it‘lll.

Our iciplc was and sluviltl he ‘llf’ _f'i\\'f‘l‘llillf‘lll is ‘ x iv (‘llllli(lv'lll‘t" of

of Canada's

. ‘~ ‘n v ‘lllc lit‘f,‘t‘llfl“'li r-iiflrz. ICU‘ oi the Prune is not n mcre tcntporarv

conilitrin tiur- l.) the (ivizciicies of

ivar. Tlir rfiiirrri" which brough" it about li:iv~ Ij’! relation to u... \\.ir, |II'(|. t‘1\t.. rant-cried it, Our y '1 i" item his tnil- n <1 . ccrfi-mlyr nnd llct‘“ll~‘l* we have

fllilillllllCilifll rulcs. the foothills of lldifllh. I‘. lift hc sur- if lu- lillltit‘. critic further

Which Shall It Be.

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[Hills and ch i a Prlmc Minister —~~ _ ,2 who Ycllllllllh prcme without let or‘ lriui"'~iiiv~ illi the ilcxt. 810K“ l lieu. I ' .: is bound to do __ his liiib be stiddcnl_v' dis-

VIOTORY or DEFEAT?

The cost of victory is blood .

. WHTS I

But the 005i.

. sivcat . and treasure!

of defeat is EVERTHIXO

. from EVERYONE!

Shall it be victory or defeatI

Evcry Cartririfan must give his a1r.~\\5>r_ 1" ‘mm 0f Pllfliflzz every dollar he can

possibly spare

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cvirytlting you cwn ,

into the new VlClOry money you invest in Vic-

iflilv Bonds will conte back to you Willi

drfcat would cost yu

your satin;

l1‘ hOmQ, perhaps your vcry life,

Nothing Mailers Now But Victory

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and sinful on “lint itlrcady has e - liuplwnvti. Hitler is mortally hurt. right now, R.A I? and U s. airmen have and then forget, but 1f a hiumrd Rcccnilc I have put 1t to four been glvlflz (‘ODQTFW "Xfllllhles re- thousand Commandos bntilcri ' r fli§ti{];§[]_-.)|c(| ,1, |-r-;fl._ {hfpg 3min“ cenlly of how military targcfs can way ashore from. the and (mv Airc n. Ilia‘. tlio Fuch- be will“ 0H1 i“ 11 5111816 Ffllll- 31'0"!‘ ‘Ought ther wnv to Paris arid . l rat's tack is lirclzcu. Every one Cclogllffs and Rostovs and Lucbecks the same job with the ink; I __i.f nglcu-L nnd u host of oLl1cr_p_lzu:_eis clea-ly their number the world “ Lo 1 o - v a demonstrate the DOSSIlJIiiLICS. wild pm adumuon’ .

Don't. get the idea that. I say the war :5 over: It. isn't by a drmn- ed sght. Ittlcr is on his way out but. he sill. has all the ferocity and lighting sxrruatli of a cornered rat.

Vile liuvc bloody days before us. The Allin» \v;ll suffer defeats and disappointments before we are through. The rat. still ‘has to be clubbed into submksion. However, in the vicw of tiriiity‘ exports, that.

dirty but job can be clone by p aps a ycur from now if we nppr ‘h it rightly

The p cdction that Hitler would be tcndcrcd vulnerable to a death thrust. 1f he arrived in his present state by the end of the year based on two tlrnurtlrtsl—-

1, Lacking fresh rcsources and sivzitcplciil bows WillCil would go with llicm, lic would be unabe w repair the colossal damage suffered 1n Russia.

2. Meantime, Britain and the United states would have been pil- lng up siren tn and would be able to Jump on rim in his weakness.

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‘The 1st condition seems fulfilled. Upon fulfillment of the 2nd condition depends “hot-her we may be able to bent. the Nazis bv, say, next. fall or ivltcthcr the u" r will drag on intciminably Ev rythinz depends on the spccd with xvlnch we act nnd the suanncr in which we at- tuck.

We have a double mission to per- form. We must hit. Hitler 1m- metllately while he is still groggy from exertions in Russia. We must prepare the way for that second nnd front which will give the gal- lant Rllssimls the rclicf they need,

Ouy by a devastating ncrial pre- paration cnn the zround be cleared for invasion. To attempt, to land an army without this would be mass murder. And U115 preparatfon will kill two birds with one stone for it, would not only bender 1n. vnsion foaubc but. nt. the same time render Hitler terribly vulnerable by (lcprlviurz film nf his main war in- dustries and ntcnus of trnnspozt.

There nre less than 2m prime targets for the combined nir forces to destroy in order to force GM‘- ninnv closc lo imnolctuflv. Aclunlly. tho dcstruvtlon of 4n of the most vilni would knock HuicFs hopes into a cuekcd lint.

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‘Thr- Uilnc needed to make this l menu]! w lllv l\ quirk rein- nt til‘ I 1, ll l‘ii.li and Am- n lxvvuhl-i‘ ll“'l\ ill llrltniir. ‘By I 1 l-ill‘ pw lli ‘in 1-: ill l'll"l.‘. lri-k cixiltl b0 turned firirly quick y.

of France without ample nlr mp- slaughter that Wlil rock the wot-lo. in Paris. destroying than have. been accounted for tn

privinil Hitler of great unnnufactur- inc power.

And believe , if th Alli f. 9° 18nd 500.000mbc0.\‘s onetne glsrorg

paratacrt you nrc gomg to see a

The R. ILF‘ in a lightning sweep knocks out the grcatRenaultv/orks more tanks

all the Libyan fighting nnd do-

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