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Rotary District Governor, cieliveretll Rotary

an impressive atltlrcss at luncheon }'€Sb£‘l‘(ll‘._\'. President Heath Maclntyre was in the chair. At the close a vote of moved by Past District

.' Past President Dr. W. J. P. Mc-

i ,\fillan was tend-cred the stieakcr.

‘ Governor Nfaeblab spoke as foi- lows:

"With a good deal of diffldence

I talk to the Rotary Club of Char-

lottetown. Your own District Gov-

ernor last year did so coed a Job‘,

that anyone foliovciiig hint is en- titled t0 Sylllllfllli)‘. You will have to help me wli * I, with your as- sistance and his. at‘ his villi) in its home meeting in a field par- ticularly that t»: lllillifldiflf‘ Pas’. District Governor Arty Clark.

An Especial Duty

“We u RDlRFiJIlS have an especial duty to prrfoim. When a t-otintr_t' is ti: war it is thc dui_v of the young men and young women to go to war as soldier and its :il1\'llll1l'.\'

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woiiten is to keen normal. as for as in‘. a! PWIHP» ‘Fliere. it is tiecc: , I0 IHHH Tilt‘ factories. to krep the clitiri-it si-hool and the hrltlt‘ wltoic. to sit" ' so that amid" . -

i'l"llT overs c n men. wom- ‘cn. old. vcuni ‘.<~..et~ or civilian. into the fightlru .anks Germany ‘ i.“ twcn fnmn ts a countw able ‘to organize; in all ‘ ti-‘rfril life ‘hrs orzitvtiration in cu rmirtlvlc.

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Thom i. >-“‘-.~4‘ Oil depression, m" lm- l tioycti. but . . iuli of .high spir. . I1 is .1. allilllf to; we how little the 0rd:nary' man andl uontan is \\‘Ol".‘.((i it); tit.‘ state of‘

affairs. in S:

slant ti: ‘tii t‘ nines taro for ever up .ll the lcticmy- on 11a ting.‘ :1.» Luvitloit from

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f thanks, of a whole people. Against thll P01‘- Governor Percy W. Turner. and seconded by

zelocrs. The duty o.’ itiiler men and |

gthentselves. This wcil known trait. I of Satiism é‘\i)l.'llll5 inucli of the be- t haviout‘ u: tllflllflll gunning nelples

. concert do not on that account low ‘their individual responsibility -—eo ' when (‘icmiitny cspouses total war

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- brute force. It is no use shout- ing to a deaf man or

touched solely by the maximum ln physical destruction. the ruin and of death. So ict it be and if we perish — we perish.

is a huge task -for deliberately have they war. The measure of preparation ta that they have spent about 50.000 million dollars upon guns, planes tanks. England now spends 40 mil. l lion dollars a day —Canodn one mil- I

[days to equal say 3 years —one is gone. By 194 we shall have invested in war the l amount. that Germany had when she wcnt in. With a war I of this dimension Canada must buy i War Stamps and War Loans —lt is sobcrly

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{version Rotary must hold up the torch of Friendship among men and between nations.

Power of Ideas

"In ~the rush of busy days like there it is worthwhile to peuee I , moment and go back to the quiet of other times long ago. The sort. 0f wiring long vanished typified by Ithe "murmur of innumerable bees l among lmrnemorial elms." TWO thousand years and more ainoe, ‘Pluto, bright spirit, and the germ of much of our modern thinking was sure the soldier would be need- ed to preserve the twville "m1 h" would have an ali-tittic job. He was sure too that the State would re- | quire to serve the citizen so that he ‘might realize his proper life. He added that when states grew they would be crowded and would denim in :ce from the neiuhboring State to take it, flihl there would be Mu". so inoclviti t-irz» it? Back to ‘l'..il\)_ we would find many things |iiiscirtled as itseicss that we ln t" tnltttlelovvn think are new and ' ble. So even Germany] ex- iiving space was old twenty ago —and it is an excuse some voice that claimed

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the reason, Germany went 0n the war palh sgztinst Poland. The real l; 1I.‘~(!ll for tins (it-rmzin war against the tir-cency of the world is the IIHFHIICKPI‘ of the German people.

“As a ft‘lt\l1--0I‘ a pctople-thinketh so he is. The first recorded story of the Ciel-titan tribes, 59 B. C., left by Juiltis Caesar L! as modern as 1940. “Fiicoe qwople." he wrote. "are tru ...nt. bullying and treacherous who having given hostages. never- theless snake war without warning and tigainst. their plighted word." lalven before the unification of the German States. they were so in ittotiern times and the first invasion of Denmark in 1863 was an example of this habit; i870 and France confirmed it and the recent behav- iour in the looting of ten countries shows that. the old tribal character- istics persist and have grown.

There are these defects in the German character —- three of them that have been outstanding since thsc people have been known: l. Sa 2. Worship of Force; 3. A Dr- ication of the State.

"If a British soldier were ordered to maitrcat a helpless prisoner he would not do so. knowing that there is a ltigltcr law than itiartial law. A German docs what he is told and enjoys inflicting pain upon the helplcss- so we have the beat- zng of the tirisonci" in concentra- tion camps by soldiers who eitjoy

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shall nations do to a people so tita- pOP/Pcl? Just thin - we must kill (‘tormaitsi kill thcm now and kill lois of thcnt.

Not Against Hague Convention

"You tell me that this is against the Ha true Cottvcittion -- the Wash- znuton Tl't‘:ll\‘ and international law .iill r:i\' no lT’.O.W.‘.= l'l\/>llt‘l‘.~ of war. ‘Phe coitvnntions l. No war to the knife. 2. No poison gas. 3. No stibs ngainsti mcrchtiaittnen. 4. No shelling open towns. 5. No tmnccessnry demaje. ti. No (llsrcspcrt of Red Cross sign. None of thv~e things has Germany observed. and moreover site nas ex-

ir y said that she knows no litw in war. This is a total war. and that covers every vlllalny —every indecency.

"'l‘h<\ record for 2000 years show these people unfit for decent living To the klndliearted I say the mis- sionary period should now be over and this group sizould be spoken to in the ianiztiaao they have chosen and the only one they understand‘

auntbcrs. The Air Force is wonder- ful. The German is licked in the an. We have better design, better built. and better manned planes, our. the air force alone cannot win. All arms must co-operate. Given an ar- my equallyequipped, equally train- ed, the largest wins. Numbers alone ennthilate- every soldier knowa .t. Canada must have more men —nll arms

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“Ln July at Havana twenty-one American Republics Agreed that the British Empire was beaten then and but waited final dissolutlon. Romania has acted as if she too be- lievea it. We know we shall wln but it ls wise to see how we look

non -nthm~ commonwealth,’ My to other nations. We cannot afford ; nine million — 50 million a. day for l0 "Ike victory for granted. We the pmpim n “mud take moo must exert our whole united effort

u a people to crush the armed mltht of Germany. So spirited an

so wholehearted has been the re

sponse of the entire Canadian na- tion that there 1| a danger of re- action. There must be no let up- our greatest task lien ahead. Next yen: we shall need to put forth greater efforts still. We shall have to money for we: purpoeol;

Germany's spending

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‘Your money or your ille.‘ The Mr Foreo "And we must have mm -foet'l" m"

CHARLOTTETOWN

buy more war bonds, more savtngs certificates; we shell have to deny ourselves luxuries and team to spend to save. No object for any Rotary Club would be more worthy than to set a shinlngexample for the wait- ing community of devotion to our country by_ our business life serving its battle needs.

"What ls the duty of Rotary tn this troubled world? Just this —to exempilf friendship here and now in Cher ottietown, the people of our city. the province and world wide an may be. No effort of your: or of mine lsever lost. Like the wave in the sea, friendship reaches the uttiermoat shores. We nezd also to keep alive the principles of in- temntionel amity and law believ- ing that one day the sanity of the world will return. We need to old now all men of good-will, to keep the fatherless and the widow and to succor the oppressed; we need t0 hold feat to the scale of teal values to the permanent things of life knowlntz that force and materiel DOBUCBSICVH: are not. the marks of the person and not the elm of men.

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Summerside — Charlottetown

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war. We must do that or ell Ill‘ fails. Our remote aim in to re-ela tablish international morelltt’ 9'“ law so that amity amont! "lllfi and fellowship the world over alzm not. please God, rlsh from m earth." Mr. MacNa at the befllnnm! of hi address said that. the Can h ten Prels in reporting his a n“ Halifax said he had crltlclimi Federal Government. “I am Ill’; rieed at ouch a r890“ "Wu?"