Lenoir roux THE EiIABLOTTETOWIi GUARDIAN

ice which promises to fly passenger: from Ham- ilton to Toronto in hali-an-hour has been spo- ken of. _

In San Francisco befoge an audience of

Morning Daily (Founded in i887)

naval officers, Mr. Hillier the other day deiti-

President: Lleut. Col. W. Chester S. MoLure Vice-President: .I. B. Burnett. I‘. J. l. Secretary: Lient. Col. D. A. MacKinnon. U.S.O. Editor and Managing Director: J. R. Burnett. i"..l.l. Usociute Editors; Frank Walker and Lleut. Ian A. Burnett, R.C.N.V.R. (On Active Service;

"The Strongest Memory 1's Weaker r11:- the Weakest Ink.”

1110x1141’. SEPTEMBER 1s, Isl]

A Home Front-Appeal

One armv which is always on active service is tl1e §alvation .—\rn1v. During this “'13P. lllfi demands made upon ilie Salvation Army have bccii particularlv hcavv, and 1t 1s expected tl1at still heavier demands will he made during the reimi,ipp,u,,n pr-riod, .\s till-MINE aware,’ the Salwuioii .\r11i_\", in the uiziguitzccut work 1t is (limit; iiigilas no distbiciitiii as to class or creed.

-- - 1h» l‘ 1-s- cilllflllftllCt‘ and aiirccia- lt lltls no.1 .u t . ll do“ U; 3}] ..-;;i..;i. ill t>i.i~ purple, who ill the pa“ ha“. .__,,.,.‘..,-.,._,..]\- |'r-s1iIlltl\"l to financial ap- peal< for support.

'1'1idgy n1 s the l1lil"t‘lllllf\' of the Ftllva- {ion .\rrrn‘ fiiiine fri 1t zippvalf on d Canada- iiiili» innit. 1h.‘ c."=:1i i will c-izitinii: all this wcclt", hut i". i" llllllltl c niiplt-tt- the Chailltte-

‘ii ..ii.- .'.:i_\ lli‘il'l't\\\'. This will. .1t'l‘.l".l\\ll oi the pub-

l-wvil catty!» (lcpcnil tin 11.1

“C ‘lcncfnn_‘._ 'l'iic It‘ , typmicd from “Char- pyqpinwn i, $4.111 » iuziiiiicrsitli- b11300 and from the i"i 11f thc Province ~51,- ooo 'l‘heri- are. All t i. iiiaiii" demands on flit- piirse at 1 k ii. , _..d it must not he for- guupn p,“ a 11.1 '1' ivzti" loan 111 tlielni- uictlate o . 'l'l'tt'lt‘.\s_ (irgzlinzations doing the great llPillillhillllill work which thc Snlvzuimn _\i~,;~, ‘.- pt~i"i'-ii"iiiin_g simply" must he maintained lt .s :1 ;i:"i\'1l.";;c as well as a dirty of citizens ' t. villllfillllllC in s ch a cause. and it is to he .p..1 11,11 ili-- rcspiiii-e will hc 111 keeping wi: "ic \Illl.l iwzportaiicc ut the ap-

peal beiiiq ma 1c Zl[_Illl$ time.

Chose vlixlgliiinuifitiiiround

Neepziita. Blzuzitnlm, the constituency" in which llti,,_ 1.1111 lll'.'l'fl\'(“.l will seek election to the Jyiiiifiiiaii ]‘ item. is fighting ground. It has licwn reprt-s iii-d in" thcda-"t two terms b,» _\[,<_ Fi-L-dq ; Donald .‘\l.".t‘l\£‘llZlC, a gradu- an» .11‘ Qiieoi l'nivei".~"it_v. whose grilntltathcr was a political pi inter of ltq3;‘—-c\"id'.-iitl_i" r1

collzihorztiiir i-f \\'ill§:iul Lyon Rlackenzie, “the Lmie jqthilj‘ 11¢ st-rvctl for st ~ral _\'Cfll'$ in the lireat \\' 1", chi Ty with the (Xluatliait Field Artillcrr, (liltl has iii-ire rtccntlv been prcsitlcltt of the. .\l.'iiii1i»li;i ‘siiidary $cl1ools Athletic

Association and vict-qirqsialcilt Of the blflllllohii

onstrated the manoeuvrab-Ility of his helicopter. He lifted it a foot off the ground, held it steady, fumed -it around in the air, and landed with- in a foot of where he took off. \\'l1en civilian flying is permitted again, many people wllo never gave serious thought to the matter before will take to the air. For daring youth, the aeroplane will have its attractions, but as a vehicle for taking" one to and from business, the helicopter will have decided appeal for an lil- creasingly air-minded public.

colloidal. lsloles -

The shooting season opens “lednesclay, and the prospects are reported good. I ll C I

When Foreign Secretary Eden found it necessary" to fly the broad Atlantic to coili- iiiiiiiicate with Mr. Churchill, it inlist have hecn stnnething so secret and important that even Mr. Mackenzie Ring could not be trusted with it in the l7oreign Office code.

i if i6 Ill

THE CHAR]! YITETOWN GUARDIAN

Aumstlc

Matthew Prior, English poet and diplomat, died this date 17.21; helped to negotiate the treaties of Rysivick, 109,", and Utrecht, 1713, impeached and inlprisonetl 111 1715; wrote a long’ poem, K010111011 O11 T/lc Vanity Of T/lf.‘ lllorlzf. zilso many shorter verses: _

“lihink. to he hzlilpy; to be great, be wisci. Liontcnt of spirit 1111151 from science flow", For 'tis a gtkl-lilce attribute to know." - - - -

"What is a Ring? .\ l11.'li1 condemned to bear The public burden of the itzltioirs c."ii"c."

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“lliizf llcurling, ace, oiiqinally joined the R. ;\. l‘. iii l-Ingland, because he did not possess the educational qualifications to permit l1i111 t0 enter the l\‘.Li..\.l". .\ftcr he had ulade good and U1ll'llt‘(l his icptitzltioii, lie transferred 1o the R. C. .\, l1‘. .\'t>t bring ahlc to get illl)ll_f_[ with thc po\\"ei"s-1h;1t-hc in his new outfit, he resigned, to take effect Szlturdav. .\'ow he announces he 'will return to the R. ;\. F. as a civilian hut will go straight into operations, possibly in China. Britain has always a niche for a "bonny fight- er."

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Gallup Poll, on compulsory’ military service iii peacetime, taken among youths 15 to :4, showed 52f} for, 30% against, 12% tindecitlccl. Most strilciilg is the fact that the proportions were the same in Quebec as elsewhere-indicat- ing the truth of what we have saitl—that un- pairiotic, isolationist ideas in Quebec are not a normal product of public opinion. but thc rc- snlt of carefully planned propaganda—-f0r which we must hold guilty" the Ring tjoveriiment in the first place; the "Nationalists" in the second

E.1i,¢;,~_inn;,1 ,\-§tt(‘llllillll_ fle won the riding in 111.10 hv a majority" oi 1,8511 OYCI‘ the Nat- imigil liii\'t_‘l'll'll1'lll c":ii~i:1‘i;-,i~, and had a lead of 1.33/1 in 1!)_»‘,_'-'.

It will he sctii, says an exchange, that Mr. linclx-ii will mew! a foeinan of standing if l\lr. .\ i s. -I,s 'l‘t'>(‘l('(‘lll.lll, and un- douhtetllj." I: (I (.I. l7. rippnsilioii. lint

rive a

[liq llClllllif \'-Illl1'\ and they will admire the l’ri>~1"t-~s. s. t iuscriatavc Leader tor rcicciiiii; »-f' " of salt: \i'.'ll$ and electing to

gel into the foix-frlvnt of hattlt".

The’ i iUf Germany

of the Nazi west wall. tartcil in li(‘l'lllilll_\' on

l.‘ i- The Supicme . ': lior a doubt as 1.1 -. of liberation to push > push it quickly; into the

their tiffeu-ivi. a

luau“. of ti: tbsp-van] l7.l5L‘lll‘lI)\\'Cl' has ' talus of the Ruhr and "cd gantic mili-

* " lt'i'l'llf>l'_\' in thc ini- \\‘li<-"i tliit incurs, two mom- ~ \l1'lt'.[ill_'.' certain to i-ciiild. llnc will he the iriuit-iit and cvcn of and supplies for the

l

arsiiics ill ll": "he face of an .\llied offensive ziuinly lli’ll£"l with 1h.- most fol"- midahlc c.1111. ‘HT p."iiioplicd a military

force in the . 'l'l‘c rithei" 111:1)" hc -—.'il111r1-: rm" \.]ll h. flllt‘ discovery‘ that, (lespite all tl t ha» burn id to thc coulrnlv with such lllslwlflltl‘. lllL‘ "iipo<sil;lt"' national revolt atf.” t th-x .\"1Yi rezgimt- has become a flaltlfnig it.'.lil_v. ‘.\'~~:i llli‘ .\llit~d tlrniics have

grossed ifiti l; l-l'l1lllill'~, 11n- Review of \\'orld .\llit'lll'. .- ", “the (it-vapti will llii\'(‘ all its pottrt". ‘yak-n llWllll it hy thc .\r111_v 1d the

generals." Regaiwlilig the cnd of the war, the same authority affirms. the (lcriiirins no longci" say that fh." liuehrei" wfl ih-cidc. but that "U111" gen- erals will decide." When the last ditch has been reached thc military" coiiiiiland will no longer take orders from .\ilolf llitler. And the last ditch is in sight.

The Helicopter

The (lntario liovcrniueiit has liven investi- gating the possihilit? s in that new dcvcloptnciit 0f flying—1lit- llfdltlljllbi‘, Of particular inter- est to the lliitario authorities are the potential- ities of the new machine to fight forest fires. The helicopter is lifted from the ground by a rotor, two wings which look likc a giant pro- peller. The rotor gives thc ship a twisting action, difficult in control. .\lr_. Stanley Hillier, jun., took one look at a moving picture of a heli- eopter and, with the insight of genius (he was only I2 years old when he invented a miniature racing ailto), saw the answer. It was two rotors rm the same shaft, turning in opposite directions. 'l'hus he designer] a machine, nilicll easier in pilot, it is claimed, which cair he park- ed in a garage by folding thc rotor blades. and- whicll will fly farthci" and faster.

in one llifllhilllfl cities of the United States plans are now imdei" wav to establish public

not forget that pool" 1J1". .\lani011 tricd to fol- low the same crooked and dishonest path." ll If!

A nigger in the potato pile has been uncov- ered hy the .\'cw l.'ii"11ns\\'ick iltitati) growers. the [lUlZllO “tlooi” which we hcard so much about recently is not intended to bcconie opera.-

writing: “The operative section 0f the act alc- cordingly has i10t been proclaimed, but the hoard has been appointed and authorized to do all neccssztry" preparatory work so as to he i11 a position to undertake zlctive upcrzitions when the act is fully proclainled." Another Mac- kenzie king “fast one"! Assuredly’ with the [ircscnt linvcriimcnt "the rule ls, jlilll tomorrow

and jam ycstcrda>v~b11t nevci" jam today." ‘.1 i ‘It! ll

.\lr. R. .\. Davies, Si-viet propagaudist now paid by Canada to send Soviet propaganda from Russia, has recently’ sent out a story of thc Rus- sians having inwntcrl perennial wheat, says Th1" Prfn/rd lhnrd. That thc ltussians have been (Jxlifllkllllfiilllllg with such a plan is no new story; something which every expert in agitati- only knows. That the Russians have obtained success, aiid found a wheat which can he grown for several _v<'ars iii SUCCCSnlOII without replant-

whfch produced two more grains ptr czu" and this doubled the yield pcr .'lL‘l'(‘. After it was pointed out that this would mean that thc previous Russian wheat could only have had two grains per ear, the noise died down. The worst service being performed for Russia i! to lre found in thc alistirtl stories which (‘a11- adian Lcftists find it necessary to tell zlbout .1 nation which is really making remarkable pro- gi-c-ss-as various other nations are also doing. w >1= it

By custom, the decision on the (late of a general election belongs to the prime minister personally" and while he u1z._v seek the views of his ministers it is not considered likely a de- cision on tiie election will be made in cabinet. .-\s an end of hostilities grows more certain, the importance of acting on certain post- war economic matters becomes liiorc urgent. The establishment of thc proposed new depart- ments of reconstruction, veterans affairs and tiatioiial health and welfare and the assignment of ministers tn them may soon In announced. In the period that has elapsed since the cnd of the session, Mr. King and his ministers have had time to prepare their recommendations to the cabinet 011 these and a number of other questions. One of thc other subjects which may be settled soon is the appointment of a royal criiiiiiiissioii to investigate the coal industry and its post-war prospects. 1\n.'>the1" is a royal colli- mission to ivport on the loyalty of (anadian resi- dents of Japanese origin. Above and beyond these are the appoiiillneiits to Senate, Governor- ships, judgcships, etc, long overdue and anxi- ously anticipated by more or less deserving

helicopter services in dnv.~i:1o\\"11 areas. Similarl plans are being considered in Canada. A sci-v

party supporters

The war-bl

Day ,

only end on unconditional Sur- render JJBY. - Ottawa. Journal.

Though Hitler’ up in the explosion, W. W's; unscacneu. domesuiies 11's selves, slnari: 1o .1e oeslne oneself. —- Chl- callo News.

It turns out that

19111-4918 ended on out 1.111s one Will (~14 Jmu-"j a w; gnaw mapy who’ re i "‘—‘ rinaeepraenseo reoc 4"“! W" WWII ion the liberation of France, who

f1nal.v got. away. 511109 that speech meti- l" “mm” he “l3 leamflil £0 K9911 lCVJ-CDLIHEFlIIED rom hastening to

effort t; to whlttle his true proportion;

11m: By The Way A Quebecker Paper

Speaks Its Mind

the deliverance our

mother country who, for

Gen Patton 011]‘ energy to

m5 rtrBD shut. — Budburr Dam‘ the help o the land of our ancest- ' 0P5. ' th l d Th: 11M question liked by I the Bloce Pliiiuiiiireansliioligiisliiiuenif

parachute in metropolis was. the enemies of France. They - I‘ m“ Lmldml?" W119" 0111’ lJllOI-S ported the cause of the capltulat- lillllnolli P1191! ask. Was th r- ors and t e, collaborationlsts. in? - Punc . mollgltéttil Pelaln on Bfpédesltill, eX- "—'_ ruse 1e treason o Lava: th y

Therein someihlnt terribly hum; ridiculed our Volunteers in the

b11112 about an vaohquak-e. Its Canadian army and insulted who-

down man struggle for liberty

marching tr the aid of the pressed nations; they \ dthout ceasing the

French while at the same time casting discredit on the ivar aims of all our Allies, England, the United States. Russia; they gave

on-

44.956 ..counteli on and Guam, after of islands in wiiicli

ten-tc-one ratio showy; how our w; mile m-uvmcm as a mgdgL

(lead Were ilvfillged- the stupid and absurd lsolationlsm ' — _ of Southern Ireland.

T" time Maple “"110 are receiving It. ls surely not the Laurent!-

ilie dreaded messages of death, or missing, ci-

communltv of

klltw what. ii means to lcse a husband or to lime d ngcr. 'Ii1ey ltave those doing their share or who are (trut- lng easily along taking

patience w

lightly,

Surveys conducted by the Ameri- can Rona Builders’ Association have shown that roacl and in tllc United States for several wars total in the hood of 1S billion amount, urgently needed tzxnstrnct- replace thc wln:l1 deiclogicd during the dc inn alitt (luring the war, will ct least ll) bilhon dollars. - High- way News.

1CD. l0

We have heard too many diag- noses of the cause of juvcnfe dc- llliqll€flCy, and too tcw sures most authorities, self-styled ano other- wise, agree that. the mun, lies with the patents. But Franclso is doing something about it. Parents “sentenced by a juvenil- eight lecture cn how to tear child- ren. Pcrfecu attendance may bi i; lllCLH a. suspcndett sentence, things tsclng equal. But the not nisposeq cf rill school 1s f Sounds like a. goon idea.

itll

— Oshawa. Times-Lsilzette.

0f

enei- Record.

Before the Er the Roslov lie- glon had. nine drama theatres and

tnany cinemas

bv 145,000 Workers collcctlte farm- ers, students and others. Tllevlflilg- nificent. theatre in Rostov CCdlCtilCd

to destroy every institution of Russ- ian culture and science. Nazis were routed it was that. cf the nine Rosiov Region, clily one i-etnaincd

tegral” 11s “lntrcgalfl as zliough the word came from intrigue lrstead of from integrity. If we are not able to 1m ;e fine distinctions 1n \‘.0l‘(l5, we shall cease to be able to make 1.11am in our thinking, Arc m become a thick-wilted people, in- capable of analysis? that a people that. has no language L; sure to lose its liberties. Dicllle mean by "no language" scmething pmsent progressive proverlshlneilt. lll the means of ex- n- — Letter in N.Y. Times

like our

pressio

Some years ago that a perennial wheat in zlie great wheat. growing areas Canada. would not likely be of much value 35', a wlirnt, in as .nuch “sit would not llkciv be possible to con- trol treede and moisture, were the perennial wlieal grown under our conditions. Then there is the Quest- 1cm of winter have been made in Canada bc- tween our most. hcirdv winter whcat. Kharkov, and ccrinln EFIKSSES of the same specie; used b.v the Russians,

planes

ed. —- Dallv "u

intact; the others were reducrl to heaps 0.6- rubble.-- USSR Bulletin.

Wharf is happening to our lan- guage? Quite goon ivriters no long-

thinlz of any cecucnil: value, Khar- kov ice-If i1; not liadv b;- dcgienfcj 1111011 iii growing atcrs of the r195. ~ 1D". L.i-I fan Csrrnllstl

Resort to pilotless aircraft, i, g impotence by the Luftwaffe. Shoot.- lnz oft missiles into the blue on the off-chance that tliev lift something wllcn they come flown would not he i- rational force which possessed adequate to teach bombard targets. The production of that “novel weapon," Ilrcd blind. h]: been reserved for the period when the Luftwaffe has lost hope of winning If we, wliife still outnumbered. had been foolish enoulzh to start’ build- ing pllotless planes we should nev- er have battered German product- ion beyond rccoverv iiflfl prepared the way for invasion. the word for German air planes as well as planes. Blind blows of tics- palr may inflict some damage on us, but thev confirm that. we have only to "carrv on" and vlciorv ls ass-ir- , Telezraph and Morn- Po§i._ (London) :

occreticn

“'0l.lll

hardiness.

eaus, the Chaloults, the Maxlmcs.

lllelfi l5 l1 nor the petty Nazis enrolled in

5° °W- The? “ll the Bloc who from now on will 51"?!‘ dare stand without. blushing be-

mcll‘. lhes l" fore a trlcalour. Leave those trait-

QIOWIIIQ 1m-

, ors to their pale emblem ofclefeat. wao are not

to their faded Carillon flovrer, tu their pasty corpse colour. They do not. merit even the disdain of Marianne.

For more than a century, peda- gogues and bonzcs have taught 0111' youth hatred for the France of the Revolution. They could no‘. forgive that country for having. with the Ulzited States, led the trl- umphant march of liberty. But fol all that, they have not been able “*5 to forbid our ltcarts to bctlt to the e‘, strong brave rhythm of the Mai"- vli“ selllalse. The bcttcr part. of tlie heart of the people they cheated was never theirs. It never will be theirs. Their thin, honey hands, full of curses an courage, on 111- depenclencc and cn the joy of 11v- lng. clutched hungrily, angrily at that liealtlrv part of n heart that had nn wish to die. They could not strangle i1. It vibrated with the bells of Notre Dame, rmnouncinq the resurrection of the French Republic; ii vibrated before ill!‘ sickly eyes of those small disciples __ of Maurrns who think still of the l, mantle of Louis XIV, and dream of a country of courticrs and serfs. The blue, wliltc and red will re- ‘ appear beside the Union Jack in our people's great holidays, But let those not dare to look on it. much less touch it who, between 1920 and 1945, spat upon the flags of our allies.

Wodehouse Again

lliQ war

SLFCCl. lICCLlS llie ilext neighbor- doaars. Of that

dell.

the City 0f San

delinquents are curt to

attended annually

i . p f . . l;_ p_ -> < ~ - to lvfaxlm cocky had -_1 sentlu-i j

p?“ ‘ind TOFSSO‘. , \ .Smu§ (" capacltv of 2,00Q‘a11d me larges; (Winnipeg Free Press» §LJOfll thinking 111 the llllftl‘ place. lucl- stage in the eipvlet Unzcn. with Many must have been 5,“, dentally, says 1/11’ Lc/Ivr Rrrlvtc, "one does tfigllstltisglcis£g algctltclirfglzlc“; prised to hear that RG. Waiv-

liousc, once their most amusing .f rot. most favoring author, awn iil the coating cf thc war carrcs dents in Paris. He was no: there, but as were the Bvrtlc Wooster h: crea-

After the lound

theatre iii thc

the fairly swagger l-fctel Bristol. Wodehouse said he ts anxious to get back ta England to explain a

U- t"! t] 1 ' , .. . ~. ‘,- y . conduct that mos; Englishmen 0C 1m 1 1e colic usion of tlie v1.11, that is, liter 5r scent to" distlidiguisli _ lbegpieen, appeared .0 think mo“ HYPE“? japan has been bcatcn. Mr. _l. (_. laggart, chair- bplgejlpllaleuelenfelgtqr, plaerfdp Eff; 1511 Bu, 1m British gcvprnmllnt‘ iiiaii of the Agricultural Prices Support lioard ,,f._.g‘,°§,‘}_-. benvcm,‘ --dis,,,imesfcd-- npzlarcrltly. docs not want to h 2!‘_ at (lttaivzt has advised Mr. H. ll. llatficltl, 311d "lllllnmreslffl" llwvfell "lllsl" ‘llhal hfsnwli) “ES-h l” in‘ ‘lu- m u... “arltffile liarine" u 1* t tl ‘ff - "“°“1"°"°l““l~“°“°- “"1 °“° “ea” “fill? “ii ° “i? “M” “min ‘ l’ ‘ ' '1 0 ‘at k “l- nlany ii broadcaster pronounce “in- ‘mp5 l” C ‘"39 w“ l

long ago, early in the war, mill ll was laid by public cpinon, both in Bri-aln and in America. Wonc- house says now that he never inl- aizinzrl lie would offend gocd taste n1 hast on both sides of the Al- lllntic when he broadcast fro-in Germany. He says now he thought he was only addressng 11 few cheery words 1o friends who would want to know 110w he not along.