THE CZiARLOTTE

TQurLGvisRDIAN

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-"" ing Holds the hey,’ issued by the \\ awanesa Mutual insurance Company, which seeks to awaken tjauadaiis to the fact tiiat it ts not too soon to prepare ior the years oi construction that will iolloiv tlie war. 1t states the familiar adage tiiat wiieii the iaruier is prosperous the country is pfgspcfgtfi, it points out that farming is Lati-

in BNARLDTTETDWN GUARDIAN

Morning Uillly (Founded in 1537)

President: Lieut. Col. it’. Chester B. .\IcLIll'O

l1" l""§“l"".l‘ J‘ ll’ B‘l:l,',',2:;,;,',','LD_b-_o_ titla's main iiidttstry, and stiggests tiiat ii iariiiing 5°°'"“‘"" l "l ("l l‘ ‘ i ' is to be zittrtictive to liro§i"t~ssivc young iieiJPlci l!

Editor ‘iIlNl .\i. Associate I‘.ili'0l'§ __

scisscttiurios RATES 6 m B Mail In tar .. slim ti" We" 53-5" l“ “m” ' y months; 50c for oiie month

must pill-i‘ attractive returns. The pamphlet is a statement oi tlie worth and value of the farmer's liie, and an itisisteiice that more serious consid- eration iiitist be given to an attempt t0 better the

$1135 ltir V . . p ~ _ - l _ - h V“ (m, 1...“... Til [PT vciir; :lf.tiU m: o months living conditions tit t ie iuia popu ation. stb slJs iiii- u i-iinti»; 60c for one Alvlllh- gusts that research should already begin to coli-

lz) Mail iii taiiatia anti L.>.-\- $547" Pcrfeu’ sunny” “mph; sat-a pl-r year; Slam fur ti monthl- iir 3 uioiitiis

sider ways oi turning farni produce tu construct- ive ends, instead oi money being given to the

‘rill-i iariiiers to curtail production; atid in case of tin-

riii ca. mm w“"ufmhftfmllfff; f“ employment after the waryprogranis involving ;'l:"::'l‘|"'"_\‘p“_ ._,,,,_.. inn. HI \\llhlilllfllllll. iitiprovciiicnt oi rural conditions shiittld be tid- lliiicillll; tl-tr-ii ' ""‘:,a:,“ vised.

aiiiiiin-ai, .i iilitl'gl““ “up”. ‘m. all-nu. sudhu":

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0m; iluii fUihMPU siiiip, ."\il|\'l4iII N. IL.

"The Sti-rinptlsfilicnitiry is Weaker than the

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The biggest Ihctestattt Church, 'i.‘rinity, has been reserved for the final service in the \\ eek of Prayer.

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- » \\'e iiia iio\v have a iaint coiicc iiioii of what ......u.ii icpoit, jklal riccivcdi h y l l

l ‘m “u?” f “l . L u, H m “h, ,__ it itieatis for the Nazi soldiers to be in Russia in tin: oi inc .i .~.-i.i;c.i o it‘ , \> - . , . _ . . , sliodtlv elothui" at '0 dwrees below. ltiitinul h... _,; u; 1t \\-*'il\' has ticcii capandcd ni - b a ‘b , a ~ . -. ' t.» ,‘ in the , _ , . ._ l‘ l U1 m ll n .- l \\ liile President Roosevelt was adtlrcssing Lon- ‘ l. -. i s‘, o‘ '1 .‘ :il ' PK ' _ ._ . _ o ,. _. t i,‘ ‘L H -irc~~ a third chi d was burn ti» ilipl. 1H1'l -\l11<- ._ o .i'...l..~ litl lltc >0 ‘ "

iilliott itooscvilt, iiialan; llic tui-liali grand child

liiill tl' ‘itoblctii. . ‘l l to the President.

~ war condi- i these being - space, :.i v. liIUIllUilS o:

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Alberta iit recent tiiotitlis has doubled its hog production, and Saskatchcivatt has trvblctl its i-ut- put iii hirgp, uhilt- all thrt-c l'rairie Proviitctzs have tiiade rapid strides in sLl1>1Jl_\lilg tlie cztsi and l-l-Yil- ain with tlairy' products and eggs. they have not

NDTES nit TNE WAY

Another ldvantage ‘in bI-Iylfll tractors for farm use is KWW d15- elosed, A farmer near Cooksvitle. Ont., claims two of his horse! WW shot by pheasant hunters. — To- ronto ‘reielffl-"L

Down-to-earth companies are getting to tliobcttoni of tithe- wastiiig by telling workeis just how they w-aste time. Here flféilii.‘ 15 most dangerous saboteun cited by the Metropolitan Life Insulin“ Co, which has just conifllfled l detailed stony: 1. Unnecessary talking and visiting. 2. _Bei118 late for wok. a. Being late in starting work. 4. s1ow'_.g down toward end of shift; quittuig early. 5. Not keo ing tools handy and in Order- 6. oi. reporting promptly when work is done if other work fa to be assigned. 7. Taking more t-Lme titan needed when filling out re- ports and i-ccrros. 8 Not giving all possible co-otieration to fellow workers. forenien, irispocwfi. 119W help. D. Failure to ask for help when needed. i0. Not report promptly when repairs are need . il. Waste motions due to un- systetiiatie persznal working habits. i2. Lack oi suitable clothing when exposed to heat, cold or dampness. causing frequent interruptions for PEIiPI. l3. Failure to keep aisles clear, 14. Waiting around, when not necessary; for tools to be re- paired. 15, Improper care 0f ma- chines. resulting in lower output. —F‘or-bes.

Now that America is at war, the time is fully ripe for President Roosevelt to make use 0f the iii- tIC-llipllfflble weapon of persuasion and encouragement. which rests i:i ins hands alone. Fixture looked to America as its lrst hope in Julie. 1940. It looked in vain. because the power to save was not then in be- ing. But although France was dis- appointed and swiftly engulfed. it would be absurd to suppcse that. hope died iii the F.eii.ii heart The iirws of Atn-erienls ziiignnietit iIgOLlSL Germany and her open de- dication to Geirnanys destruction, could have found no moi-e respzm-

. ~-. -- . v Lil‘ ioriaiit ieri li- 4- _ _ _ om. w... x . *_ ‘l on “Wit ha" vet completely stipplatited (jucbcc and Lhitaiio as we audience anywhereL op eprtli Zliii‘t‘".li" i. ~ ' W1 > ~- ' .. ,. ,. ._ . <ti(tll i“, than iii France. Now s tie ime up _ o >r‘ i . ti:'c>vr\:tii\.- Iii‘ ‘Llll-l lliulhlu" hi" mi}. m“ dlunoni‘ {ll T‘ ‘Hi for America. airing through its

v _ _ _ H P IL , ‘ ; l “J tii:.\cil iltiiitiiig Ullt thcic is not lliipossiic, itit Mill 1 gyms; “mp9,; by gl-nnimjnmyc ll""'l: i ‘ “will M“ will“ l‘ be lllLiiiC a real iactor in the tiatiutrs wealth i di°- m Fens-Sill“! ullf-‘mlfluerable 'i>.t.:.;..? lli iviittld not be tltjtirzotis ' ,,. ,,. ,.. ,.. ' France that help is on the way,

ttc-"t-ptttliic prcservathes.

(pglnv mmitiljnn] IWUSCP Lascclles Abercrotiibie, M. .-\., English author

and educationlst, born this date 1S8‘! ; lecturer in

i} ., ]H.it'ti'_v iit L'tli\~¢iq_it_v oi i._i\'ci'piiiil, ltiigi-JJ; up. ' l‘ l‘ 1'“. “I q n '1 [iiiititctl professor‘ oi Liighslt literature iii Lccds -. : ll‘ .- l‘ll .. . . ~ - , - i- “-‘ b ' ' l‘ if“ l‘ ' ll, llvlm“ l L a Liiiversity, 193.’; written exteiisivelv oii scientific U] ,;.,,..,. ; u. n-eat iri ain iii uii- . , . . s ' . . . u ation ' called on bv Lvitisli Liovertiment to re- l'tfli'."t‘l . . tun‘. llilllltil growth rather ed c ’ . . ' . . p “l . n n , i, MW were the port on modernization of higher education, a re- Ilflll i\\.'.\‘1' .l . Q‘ it i. lc‘ i,

port iiccztsiuiiitig utucli c<>titrii\'t-rse_\'; publication. "ititt-rludc- and Pocuis". "iiiublriiis lane." "Deborah", “ilhotitas llartly, 1t Critical Study”, "Speculative. Dialogues", "The lipic", “Theoiy oi Art", “iitiur Short Plays”, “Principles oi Lnglish i‘rii<iid_v", “Pliocuixl "'i'lic<ir_v iii Poetry”, "Idczi iii ijrcttt l'ot~tr_v", "i\’tiiii.'iutici~iii"_ * ti’ It‘ 1K

.t:.<l uiirl. i.- iiiwv .. . 1.. t‘. ..l iizoiiiil growth. ~ ezuiiati; i-i lriililf)‘ has resulted zit oi uuprovt-ii product oi higher l"i't“~iil'c lllv-Cqtlltiilg and im- liavc l)\‘('ii intro- cnithu; oi czituird ttiiiative statiilar<l~ ilcpilfliiiClil 0i .~\;;i'ie— ‘tiroved production

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\\illc'il will our 1ie0ple walie tip to realize that the llnited Nations are warring against principali- 0 imhmrv which tics and powers without rfgarti to honour ornes- h in PVLYV “rm pert tor civilized warfare. tit~rtii.'tii_v, Italy, Japan \\ Wk is lnxyfktding an: ngrct-tl (in ting point, trz. that all is iaii~to

tiieiii—in war; that lll(‘\' may icsoit to an) un- ethical iiieans to score a victory. 'i‘here is no use expecting, or anticipating that >ii(1ll(‘i' 0r laiCr they will “play tip and play the glilllUilllllFytliili.ll(1l"J\\' cricket; all they do ltuow thiiriitighly is how to take titidtie advaiitagti oi their UliiittliCllli and to queer their pitch. 'i'liis has bccii ])i'O\'C(.l b_v thcii" sticcessive attaclcs on itirtiicr friendly nations like, Poland, Norway’, lfletniiztrlc, Chechn-§loval<i:t, l\’ti.~.~i:i_ \\ihat chance would kiiiilliilii, or Si. l‘it-rr<‘. .\lit]ll('li)l\ and Xcuititiiitllattitl havc ii leit to their tender nicrcics and respect iiir honour and tra-

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.~\ stibscriber who has been re-reading the Li ie oi the Rev. i)r_ D. .\l. (iiirtltin, Principal (JI Queen's University", whose iviie was an islaiider,

»; ti‘ arch are being cou- Qa a \ in to the solution

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01' lit“ in-. a aiwitis iillsllig out iii the . . . . . “m. .A 1",“, “u, h,.,_,k,d,,,g' 1nd“? caiiie across ate tolloiviiig passage fill count-lotion

. ' . - . ' ’ ' - -‘ d cto’ i itriiiii n o ti rin- Iiliil illlil" ", stuilzcs illl tlic itiaitmg ‘lull lllc l“. l’ r5. 1° l l U l c. 1 qlmjm U! ,k o , Hhpmm‘ U, Incmmc C‘P'iil!slil]),‘\\'l‘ilCll he thinks may have a bearing on “nun; NH o _ ' ,’_ V‘, H1- WN 1,U]);l_,l_ tie Lav lm-iryi itivcstigatioii: "\\heii they ivaiited

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_ ,_ _. , .l\ill"lllS successor Dr. (Jordon hesitated. lie had aini_. \il' “ '

.~i.....:s .n tlie li>C oi lainiii- ~ all nation and application ~-.:- utilltary purposes.

i i ‘Ii ilii‘. National to have ti .-i:i ot uar prob- » tile needs are more .; iwtitt-il iniorliiatioti

- tilts tvi \~;<irl<c:'.= ' in r-rdei‘ l4) tiit- limit. Most (ii - ...itl to be laid aside -u,

been trained to preach, could he teach as well, was he familiar with all iltc diiiicitlties and theories that inigltt perplcx the student? 'l‘hcn he thought oi the .'ill.~\\('l' lilililt‘ b_v the i\li>.sl>>i|)|)i pilot win-ii lit: was tptcstiotieil about his knowledge oi the river :——LJid he know the shoals atid that sand bar, this hidden rock and that dangerous snag? ‘.\'o‘ said he ‘but i know where the tlccp, safe water is, and l iiieaii to ltet-p to ii.' "

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Mrs. Phyllis Gregory Turner, economic adviser to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board and tech- nical advisor to the Oils Adniitiistrator points out that then: tire now live cod liver oil refining plzttits on the east coast iii the province oi {Quebec and .\'ova Scutia producing refined medicinal tested cod liver oil. “Feeding oils for poultry and live- stock have actually gone down iii price because of the development of a new (Tziuatiittn industry on tht- west cinisi." .~ll(‘ s:t_v.~, “piaitlttciiig blended oils coiiipcist-ti oi tiilchard, hcrritig and saihiioii oils and iortiiietl with highly potent viiaiiiiii oils. (Ianada

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iii a iliuii.C u» ‘the pat: playcti i.)_VL1iililLllHlisC;i~ lien and biiilililiiili ~ up. 1i. the vitally important Battle oi me .\ii'iilI'.C, the (ilobe and hlail coit- Citi’ s :.. z‘ 1 i. l~~,..;-l l-luvl and XHYJI Scotia i '. . ' i 1. ii lit»; .i ifanatiiaii .\-Li\'(\' ihc i. . mu ., lil priipiirtiiiii to popu-

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lawn. it‘ " i.‘ -- . . . . . .. . afh ‘l, t , <' l? "'11 [lilfitli “flag” lS now stippiying about halt (in-zit Britain s Vita- ~ iii.‘ _,. y. mg‘ ""5 u, > ’- " t . . .. . . , - . ' " . , .‘. , ) nun .-\ requirements and \ itamni .*\ oils from the 0l!('~l. iii . i.i<- i l‘2lll'li‘ lroi-

\\t‘>i Cltii$l are iit-Eng tised to fortify tiiargtiriiic for

iiicv- -. tll-iilbih i o. .»-. ‘mid.- lli si-tiiirt-ti, no‘i— We in i3.-influx. tvith-‘aiudazt; t..." lli‘ .il" ilblilbiillils oi nules a s. s. ,, from the. ~<.i. ., , . . Th0 (. .. k mp” h“ rwmdcd from Mme“ Another daughter of Confederation" in the

person of Miss ilorteiise Cartier, has follotveti .\lrs. .'\f'l.(‘li1{lS Lord to the grit-e .1: the age of itineiy-iivii iii the ripening t‘;._ oi the new _vc.'tr. .\Iiss Cztrtitir was the last stirviving tiiitightci" oi

ship. in, that; _‘| i. ; , '.l.: i iililli

. ti» its pt-i-sent toial of more cil".-.I1t"~, rillltlltiillit.‘ chltscrs " :'l sitiivi- siiviigth mi some

UU ‘till iiltil ti ii‘ ' i - > . . <i _ WNW H“) p I o I o l m: hlplyfjli. iplicuplll the eminent i'€i1Cli-(.Z'lili'l(_liilii patriot, lair (icorgcs hum“ {W 2 o , _ l hm] in (“HI M“ m, ‘he lziiennc Cartier “LlifJ died in Izutgland without male “.,,,.,,1_ M, ; I »_ y , “M, W mm hm m ‘he issue m 118,3.‘ .lie hail it-ft Ctiuntia a few» years |’-tt“~'i imii- ii i_;~ iimli :'~ llll iiiivii~i\'0l)' prolilrmily “vim h" ‘in-her and‘ alter his dcmh’ Lnllnlli“ o, m _ _ i “m, Mm ‘itmunl w,” t-iolv pertnztfneut residence atqtfaniies 0n the mum“) “U, p n y“, l? at the bottom now ascist-m ected Riviera. ..hc succeeded ill

reaching tlie haven of England only a few days prior to the. French delinclc rii i010. It was (fariier who ivas largvlv restioinible for the choice of Qiiziwa as the capital ni tho ilriiiiininzi 2 the sub- sequent iifliilli<ifill of ilriiish Columbia iutri Con- m. w‘, in xiwpm‘ 1Q‘ _ I federation, the. establishment of the Province of m“? I lyhiwtip§ “L. LCi-n 7' ‘j-"Tiafiércftiilflr; .\_ianitnba and the organization 0i public educa- .~.,iij..;..;;..,. o.» ,,. ,.-. ,,,,,,.'~nm] cmitrti/m s up‘; ltron ihmughntit the Cfiiiflifl’. hips: especially was mm ‘kmhafhlfll a Vim‘ Hm “f m!‘ “H-“ftflprfurtft us name mcntioucti in connection with develop- (W. ,1, M, m,“ ML, M "mmdc “if-h m‘ M‘: Ylillfflitlni Canadian y-{itlirnvs and qt-finislup serviws. lt'iii on a i..;' " imlr- .\\n CllCiiilfil"lllgi‘li'ill oi imi ‘Tm frmllllll’ w“ m‘: pnihlnliflqlc accellmncc the tints, ll~>'i\< \\_l i, alpaniphjct enfmed “ljuqn- 't an. Etlllflj/‘isl ‘Itlr the (Ifllflpupllflll 0i the Can. i n adiati laeiiie Railway in I872,

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that the light of hope flames hzgh- er and that courage will not be cheated of its reward. Call it American brag if vru wlih Europe has not forgotten the sequence of tlie last war. whrzi America's eti- try- was followed promptly by Ger- many's tic-feat. We may be sure that the people of Europe and par- ticularly of France are brightly remembering The President should speak to tlieni. - New York Post.

(‘oiiipieie information respecting rate ti’ use and wattage in Can- adals forests under wtii" conditions is not yet available. but it is known that. about seventy percent of the total (iepletlon is due to utilization and thirty percent to loss from fire, insects, and other causes. 1t is estimated that rrplacetiiezns of this depletion requircs an average Rrowili rate of more than fourteen cubic feet. per acre annually throughout the accessible produc- tive forest area. This rate of growth is being excecded in many parts of the forest, but it. is doubt- ful if the necessary average is be- ing maintained over the whole area. Replacement can be ensured only b_v iiiote intensive manage- ment, of tlie forest. a prime essen- tial of which will be tlie introduc- ti:;i of lid-equate protective meas- tirts. Chveii liicse requisites, the forests cf Canada can IJC fiillltifliii- cd itidefinitrsij’. btit in some itg- ions future cic-jis will be t-aken from smaller trees, and may con- sist in part of 50-Cflli0d inferior species Tit e changes may re-

uire ('Cl‘l‘0.“il)fi)iifllllg changes in wood-using industries. - Brandon Sun.

Attorney - General Biddle has done a fine thing in announcing that natives of Gemiany who have taken szcps to acquire Ameri- can eit-izensii‘ nqcy complete the process Certain slfégllélfdS must be observed. he says. but tlieze is no reason why they should work a hardship upon any resident Ger- nan who sincerely wants to be- crme a citizen of this country. ‘There are in the United States a large number of Germ-ans who hate Hitlerlsm as much as Ameri- cans. Many of them have come here since the outbreak of war ex- iles to a country where culture and civilization. as rooted in personal liberties. are still possible. They want to become American citizens so they can begin life over again in an environment oi’ freedom which can be guaranteed them. Mr. Blddiehs announcement is a welcome sign that the United States Government has n0 inten- ticn of doing a gross injustice to them qr to the native of any other foreign country who is with the United States in this struggle -—- Providenoe Journal.

Nazi propaganda is resourceful in thinking up excuses. Iis main con- tention being that German military might is invariably inviticlble, it had to think up a good one for the defeat in the last war. That one was that German armios weren't really beaten. but werc let down by their leaders, betrayed by conspir- acy behind the lines. deceived by tin- sott wzrds of Woodrow Wilson. stabbed in the back by Jesuits, Jews and Fieeniastns. So now the Ger-

man annies on the Russian front 1e

haven't really been defeated, but aiftiei- winning incomparable victor- ies have been forced to withdraw that they may recupcrate from the ravages of winter and the onslaught of a foe superior in numbers and equipment. and inurcd to cold wea- ther by better clothing and long training in Siberia. The fact that Nazi propaganda only a few weeks ago was proclaiming the imminent "annihilation" of all Russian arm- it"s is not allowed to intrude into tihedalibi. - St. Catharinss Stim- ar _

"Ar one anion, miillonl, I offer my services in any way in which my experience and m strength, to the last ounce. will of help in the fight." Thus wrote an til-year- Iild American to his C " - ln-Ciiief. the President. And the Presidential answer was character- istic: "You are magnificent." Yes, Gen. John J Pershing, command- er of the A ELF in the other war. the "Black Jack Pershing" to mil- lions of Doughboys, Ls now white of hair and broken in health. But his valiant spirit goes marching on. —Detroit Free Press

(rnnedlan Pacific Railway has acquired control of Canadian Air- ways Limited of Montreal and its subsidiary. Quebec Airways; Do- minion Skyways, Montreal, Arrow Airwava. The Pas, Man. GCsii. won't it be runny to look tip in the Lr and say. "There goes the 04KB. "—Windlor B

REJOICE IN FAITH

Ye that have faith to look with fearless eyes Beyond tpe trage- And linolweitliat out of death and night shall rise The dawn of ampier lift;

Rejoice, whatever anguish rend your he "t

dy of a. world at.

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Th”, uqd ‘i... given to you tlie priceless dower

To live in these great time bear your part

In Freedoms crowning hot-II;

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That ye may tell your sons who see tlie light I.

High iii til. ii:t1VBliS-—~ill€ll‘ lielliflgc to talte——

“I saw tiie powers of darkriefl 911i w ' '

t I saw the moriiinl break." —Sir Owen Seaman-

Dr. Manioifs Appointment

(Winnipeg Free Press)

Protective measures’ by the civilian population iigaitzst the danger c-i air inids tn tlietwo coasis and at sonic ot..er P9111“. has beccme inereasinsll’ llllilofi- ant, and the Government‘ has appgjnwd ]_Jr_ R. J. Monioii as director o; azi‘ ixiia p.< s t-icna He is familiar \v.il\ Great Britain. tiiiviz: weeks tliere last bllllllil‘ _