PAGF FOUR

TllE B lIAR LUTTETOWN (i IIARDIAN

Morning natty tronndod tn 1887)

. , j 1. c 1. w. cheater-Y. McLure Pruillii-ldtl luiaentzol, It. Burnett, F..I.l. Secretary: Llttlll. (Jul. U. A. Maclﬂnuon, 9-5-0- Editor and Dluttaglttg lltrcclul’. J. L. Burnett, FJii‘ Assuciatc Editors; trunk \\ ulker and llﬂ A. Vi"!

SYBSURIPTION RATES

.» E L’ $1.1m - year- $2.50 for 8 months By Mm- lligp " rlltlllllll-‘ELLISUC fdr one mouth at’; $3.00 (or ti months 00c fur one Mouth By Mail to other Provinces and _L‘.S.A. 55-9" P" "a" Saturday Weakly: $2.00 per year, $1.00 lor 8 month!’

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The (‘lturlultvltnvrt (Bu; _ ' _ _ unfailing’: Nvus Asvnviu “m” .5‘l“‘"°' M“ u?“ Old south News Agency. Corner Milk and Washing _0n Boston; Ali-trupoliltur News AS9119!‘ 1243 Pefl “- hlunlreah. J. l-‘tnt- 354 BM’ 51-. Tlllrrllnfoi Nfw! bung’ Chateau Ltiuriur. Ottawa; Wolfes News bland Su - bury Ont; lluh lulzucco 5110p, Moncton N. B.

"The Stronqcst Memory is Weaker than the Weakest Ink."

..sl).~\\', A ocrotiiitrTiil-iistaz‘

4.1 "All 11w llctl-bei" i>>ttC oi thc 1‘ _l1i‘||ll1ltl is dcvtitcd t0 a

iulcrc~t and im- te (Xmzuliitn .\rmy Uvcr- iriirli. which is writtcit i~ 11i:1;;1iilicc11tl_v illus-

.1~t1 t1t11~t

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otticud uiilitury photo- graph» l1 r-ductions of paintings and (lrziivarigs imd Czmadiatt artists. l'.\1-:\ f» r 1 i ilu .\r111_\'.< .'tcti\iti<‘s is $ll0\\'ll~ Th,- ‘ ‘ contribution to our l\'ttn\\'l~

u of the tnztguificettt ef- :.:c Canadian Corps has at-

twig:

i the ivriter, a very notable . c1u1ip1>~ititi11 0f the new .1‘ piwilitvrtioit of amourctl ~ ztxtl character has tittdergonr‘ g the past year and a ltztlf. .1 "c r-iic-ct of increasing both its .1. 1g power quite out of pro~

"‘l'."‘(tll strctigtlt cvittsidcrcd in

terms of i‘ ucd infantry. “But,” says the atztluér, ' Mtg‘ the material form has changed, ~11 : remains the same; it is the 5pm; of‘, . .1 lE-irtdizln Corps of the la~t war. a sph" 1; v i 1 '1 tilt‘ pride and ‘Vigtit’ of l‘:1n~ adtztzi. 1: 1- lhc ztim likewise rentuius the 5.111116; m ,-~- ' a iighzing ntachine so pow- erful (till 1 ~ :1: ihitt it will he able to play a nizti r _:~.1.: :=t the winning of the final vic- tory."

'l'lie 11x6»: ll..'t'lll(’t' in which the iveapon now

under n- '_ .\lc.\'n11,;l1ton's hand will be used is a tttctitt r the fitture to disclose, hut the (‘veucral i‘ ' f llft< called it "a dagger pointed at [lie ‘i. ~o’ llir-iiit."

.\l.1’ i. >" .r_\is article and accompanying il- lu~t1x1t11us ip to give the least imaginative rcadt-r 2t .i.l conception of what that state- ment nix . .

Thc- \\’hy And The W/herefore

lieutenant-Colonel Dollard Menard has the

(rhillc

hlll .\l iil. lt w:1< he who lcd his French-

; i l.c= l-"t iii-rs I\lont~l{oy'al, in »__, r .1t l: was he who, at the heztd of his men, \ wounded several times. It was he uito was axvarclcd the Distinguished Scr- Yice flrtler for bravery. It was he who shed blood for all (annrla.

“'l"r.t'v~. a1 '.':.c ﬁll-TC meaning have these words of his ia-u. to the piess at Montreal: ‘What the hell is the rnzttter with French-Canadians? We shottld have twice as many in the army as we have, cs1 et'i“" when there are such excel- lent opprrt es {or promotion. But, instead of taking the»; opiioz-tui1iiies, French-Canadians are rtaylng in ziicir shells. A great mission has been thrust upon us, and we must take up our juit share of the battle.’

"We can tcll ("oloncl Menard what ls wrong with the 17:1:tich-(ztitatliaris. There is nothing wrong with them. \\'e have repeated that time 1nd time again. But things have been happen- ing while colonel Menard was training his unit ln Britain. The leaders of his people have been misleading tiicm. They have played to pre; judiccs. They have appealed to the worst ele- ments among French-Canadians. They have bewildered them with talk of this war not be- ing any biuincss of the French-Canadians. They have turned them nrfrtittst the rest of the nation while you, Ct-lonrl Menard, were storming Dieppe with ycur brind of brave men of the racial line the rttiliticitms, for their own good, have liPPll 1e'1“ g d-tun the path of disruption.

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"The lTlllV. utdvuis are a. generous, good- hcnrtr-l ptwpIc. iy wt-rc deliberately fooled by men i1; pullli. life who have ridden their backs fr 1- l\\t~nt_v-five years. They have been

isolated fiv 111 the rcst of Canada to keep them 1 visiting ldork,

“.~\111l 11' will want to know Immediately “llllll. is \\ 1-11111; with the French-Canadians, Colonel .i'\l<~1111r<l, tlir-n read the report of The Cl-lllﬂfllﬂll l‘:<»<a wliirh appeared in this news- paper mt the some day as your manly and hon- est worth wrizr- Fpiikrnt

(Niacin, 111i, i; Wlfl‘) — Mrs, Pierre

F. (mm-win. in a nicssrtge to electors of

Charlcvoix$.1g11c1i:ty' constituency, when

the will run as an Independent Liberal in

1, I-"t-rloiq-d luwtlzctiiiii Nov. 30, said today

that slit» \i:1~ ‘iilpttiisiﬁrl m (rtmpitlsory milit-

tarv .\'(‘l'\l(‘< it" 11~ iilijvct is to send our ymitlis, against their will, to fight in a for- tigti couutijv.

"hi tho pkliiscite l voted negatively, It!

did lllf" lllll_l'll'll\‘ 11f my fcllruv-citizcns. hc- (;111.1- l uwritt-il tnitliiiiq chzuigcrl m the Pflillll*(‘\ 1 1i [llilllhflll chit-ls ll<'l(l made to our yirnviticr- hr iorc lll!‘ war and even in the gr-iit-ril r-lt-ctfiiii. 1'11 top) on the conscrip- (inn rpil q "'l"l1.-1t, (lllWllil \l111"11-l. is ivliiit line lwt-n hap- . I . i. l-iiiiivli l llllillllllllk‘, PFHKIIIIUIIN put liq l i l _ _ stuff lll\l' .\lr_~", (';|~,41:1i|1‘< which refers tn fight- hﬂY [hp 1-11’ 111v whr r<~ ht- is. :1< \"ttl.'ll1fl\'ftlll' melt ha“. ,|,,H,._ H. {righting ill :1 ftiicigu cottulr_v.' Th“, p m, |,,,,,],,|”|1|1<l<111l111g slitfl tlmt 1s living

fed Fltllﬂll<C€lllJt(li(lllS.

“And it isn't that I\lud.11ne Lltsgruitt couldn't know better if site wishcd. 511C l5 311 Cdllcamd woman whose husband was for t\\'€11l)"l°“r years a member of the House of COmmOtIS. H6 was its Spcztlccr, ;11i1l, until ht- ims rcccntly‘ ap- pomtcrl to the Sitpcrii r fr-urt llcirclt ot Quebec, was Secretary uf Stiiu- in .\lf- l\lllf~’l5 Cal-m"? And that stune l‘icrrr Clﬁillll" l5~ Ol all llllllg5. an luinurztrv 11u-111l-t-1 of your rcgimcnt, Les IFusiIit-rs .\lli|![~l\'t>\‘;tl.

"lﬂir pi-liizt-ul illl p11Iit§ciJt1is h:t\c hcctrpltty- iug that sort of dunqt-rcitis game. But it 1s not Madame Cqs-grztitt alone. lt ltZtS bccn Mr. St. Lattrcnt who sttitl that it is no obligation of citizendiip to fight hcyotiil the shorcs of Cau- zidu. lt hzrs hut-it illl tltc host of purtiszuts of llftdlcll-kiltlllllllilll rztcc who have befuddled your people with talk of this being a British war, an

‘i1|1p1*1'i:tli~t war,’ not Czttiadzfs war. You. (‘ujltnl-l Xltiiiitrd, ltaw shown that you know tilizlt kind of \v:tr it is. lv your wounds you imit- priiitr‘ thzit lirr-iiclatzuiittlizuts c1111 fight,

and do fight, for frccdotn. "And while you were fighting for them and u<, the l\'.’t_\'lllLt1lflS, the Cliztlotilts, the Duplcssis,

thv kiririliiis hztvc done- tlzrir‘ ill ~crvic<~ until you. in h<111c~t wrath, \\'l'llll ultzit is wrung. llut not ztliiztc tire the Fri-tic’ luuuiliatt politiicizttv to lilzimc. Others. lin; shtsptiztlcitig, have been willing to got the hvntt". <1f keeping l7rcitclt- (tutztdiztits a voting hit-ck. war or no war, (lun- gct" or u» dttiucr. .\ll tltc linglisli-sp<-zikitig t‘:1lii111<1 .\lllll~[t't'$ huw luiiiiut-il by ilic 1.1111:- paigtt of scgrcqutitig the l‘il‘l'll\‘llrkiitllllfllllltS from the rest of Clltllltlﬂ. And why.’ _lust to

keep the political fornlula, so Cfll'('illll_\' workcrl out hv .\l1'. King, of insiviug siucc lhc last \v.'tr that ilsfllftlliitt is a gmul thitrgl llllll Cllthcfipllltll is hntcful: that total war is not f-ir us: that all [iztrticipzition in the war should he motlcrzttc and voluntary.

"Colonel Klennrrl, all (‘zinudn 1's proud of your

ltcrliistu. lle 111i! \\'llt't'l<'1l Zlltlllli lhc worth of lltc nicmhcr~ t-f \4Illl' rztcc. hcziit-tltbcr that tvil mcn have mislc-l tlir-iu."

.- EDITORIAL NUIES-

The l'('tllLlll.~(’ Ft.» fitr good, but 111i’. 111i;11l_\ good

enough. w 1o- n1 n1

{Xdvlce has been 1ccvi\'<‘d llirtt gifts for mvm- bcrs of the (Etiiiiilidii .\i"i111d lilirvvs ﬂillllillﬂl iu Uttitctl $tzttcs tcr -r_v will he zidutittcd into that country duty f c. lu mdcr to sccurc this privilege, scuilcrs in (iimztilzt .\ll1-lll.ll endorse such particls: “For l‘< r>o1i;1l l'~c of .\ll‘tlll)(‘l‘ 0i

Cztttadian Armcd l7orccs." w a- » w:

ls G0v€rttttlet|t criti .>'u1 juslhictl at this cri- tical period? The plain truth is that some few (iitltllfllfltl llL’\\'.~l1Zl[l<‘I'5, plvzidiug to and gtrguiirg

with and g-utdiir; tht- li1'\'1‘t‘lltll\'tll. ltztw stif- lCllUll 11nd t'.\'l\lllltlk'<l llll\ 1"111111:1_\'.~ i\.'lr cffiirt to an extent which \\"11t1i.l li.1\1~ llt‘('|l lllllll\.\>ll)lt‘ ii

thcy had lcft the Lirivcriitttcut alouc. ln doing this they have scrvctl tluii- country and its cause, ﬁtitltlttlly‘ and \\'L‘ll. The liovcrittiicitt it- self has reason to tl1:i11l." tlicm.

t!‘ >1< ~< i»

The Battle of Tlrafttlgar this date 1305 \\'l1(‘tl the British Fleet UtlllVt‘ .\'cl~1-ii gained victory over the Frcnch and $prmi~h lilccls tmdcr \'ill- cnctlvc off (izipc Tirztfiilgzti‘, Mllllll wiwt of Spain; the battle litigztit :1t noun and t-ndrd zibrittt fivc: Nelson, mortally wouutlctl, livctl long eitough to know the day was won; the victory rclicvcd llri- tztin of the threat of invasion and tnade hcr mistress of the seas up till the prcscnt.

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The Federal Department of .~\;_(ricultttre au~ nounces that the British Food Ministry has ad- vised that it is prepared to purchase an addi- tional quantity of cheese above the 125,000,000 pounds providctl for in an agrccntcnt covering the 12 months eudiitg .\I:1rcl1 3t ucxt. “The ml- ditionztl quantity which the .\linistry' has agreed to accept will, it is believed, permit of export to the Ministry of the greater part, and probably all the October-made cheese which may he ten- dered for export," the Departuicnt said.

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Sending “half-baked college kids" out west to harvest the wheat crop was in line with the King government's policy of “loo little and too late," declares Mr. Elmore Philpott, editor di- rector of the Vancouver Newsdlcrald, and author of the syndicated column As I See It. Mr. Philpott who recently lcd a movement to place General McNaughton in the Prime Min- ister's chair at Ottawa, is in Montreal to "size up the change in the mental nltuosphcrc" since his ntoventcitt aliﬂllpiCd to lessen the tension between east and west. "Mile after mile of wheat will be destroyed this year," he charges because of lack of co-(irdinatiﬁtt in the govern- ment's war plan. The utwvspapcr editor charges that there is “gross disrriiuiiizilioii" in the cztll< up system between militztryi districts. “Some are 100% ruthless in calling up men, while some are quite lax.” Changing the national selective service from one department to another was not sufficient, he says. A nmrliittery change is no good until the government ntnkcs its own basic overseas service," but he believes total war will come by the end of the year.

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This ls also Etiglzmd. ivritcs the London cor- respondent of Montreal (iinzcttr: l yiisitcrl the Sussex village on which a (ierinnn tip-anrl-run raider dropped a single bomb. lle hit a school- house and 26 children were killed. The village is small and picturesque. ll 1's srt in a valley miles removed front anything of n milit:tr_v na- ture. A single strcct, probulily called Iligh Street, runs betyveen rows of modest dwellings and gardens. Herc, one would say, is a haven for children in a crucl world. lt turned out to he a hurirtl place. Tlic sitigle bomb which drop- pcd on the schoolhouse tihangcrl thc character of the village forever. flue catmot remove 26 children from so srnrtll a community without marking it fur generations to come as a place of mourning. 1111c (‘l(ll‘l'l_V gentleman knows

this. llu each .§:1l|1t'il.'\v ailcruoriu he got-s t0 the grave of hi: eight tour-old gfftllllvtll and plitct-s a sixpr-ncr- by lllc dour. ll is the swccts iuoncv he turd to ﬂlW’ tltr~ lrul on §zrhhztlli PW‘. llcsivlr‘ autilhcr slriiir- 1 stitirll wood sllll) m1 which is \\'ll|l'|l in 11 "To my

l llll~ll <".'1pil.'1l~: licst pztl lvcitlt, fvuiu llzlly tliirlt."

'1‘ HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

Armed with the trusty stiletto. there would still be nothing for the Duce to do until someone opened p) BCCOHd back - Wirmipeg ‘Dri-

une.

Tea, ts not ratloned ln Belgium because more l5 none. And that, by 1.1m way. Ls an excellent reason. —Sv Thomas Tuncs-Jotunal.

Hitler conrerEa with Antonescu, Rtunatilan premier, in Berlin on Wednesday, "Conferred" ls a cour-

tesy term " Poor: Anwnescu was probably shivering tn hi5 stwes while the Fuehrey scolded and

thrcatened, -Ottawa Citizen.

Gossip about. the possibility of an election has been set going by re. cent speeches 1n the House f0 om- moits. Iv is one of tthe luxuries in which there should be no indul- gence 8L present unless it be ptimticd to set up a trait-political national government and if there l; no other way. —Pcrt Arthur Nous-Chronicle,

A gain of 1,327,000 in our popula. tron fcr 1941 is attributed to war tntlucttccs, But all except 41,000 of

this gain is due to an cxcrss of births over death! Total births were 2.273.000 - at. least one-

half of which would grow up t9 be. (‘time s0i(ll€t‘5 against Hitler ll he JIISl- dares to kcep the vrar going t-lmi long -—Kan<us City Star.

The (‘unrdian avy has lost more chit»; 1n the last few wceks than It comprised at t-he outset. And it. still 1s a great fighting force, The way the navy has been b11111 11p is one of the briahf spots m Canada's xvar effort. —St.. Thomas TlHlC5.JOUTTtﬂl

If Jladrtd hart Issued a communi- qlll’. B01111 style, on the challenge of ti‘? little Rcvcnge to the whole Spur . flert: An English cruiser Rivcttgc class was strrpriscd lnlcrtcz- foxce of our surface :1» uttzle violating Portttgse neu-

"i in the Azores, Dc=ptne its to escape action, t-lte Eng- x-t wrs quickly bozirxtzrl and _ Fed. \\".iltClll; 1055 an our part, ~'Ic."t‘nt0 Star.

A group of American pttratronps, on iutiitoriuirr-s last wcik in rural Pfngoud, were sprawled bfslde a road eating their lunch when a truck filed wittt British Home Guards rcllcd ur). (‘PIMP to a gr: ‘d

rngvstcp. The Eirsltstritisn lvve 1rd lvltflfyflllf" stated crldy at the Jtillliitttc b. tutti buckc -sh.1pcd

trcinicts of 11115 Americans The ten- sion was broken when 1t was rea._ lzzrd that tn; sL-rntitrr- unltrrixis were nct made in Germany “B1in'@j,1_" rxtau uiorl yn Home Guard. "we ward some Jvrttcs laticlrd " Brhcns and

Atuirirlns lauolird and b92311 FWIWFlIiS Blgarcltcs. —Nc\v York

‘Times. An American soldier now In :11 Itclatitl is said 1-3 have u hontr: ‘DJar Dad -Gt:e$$ I Iticd mo$l of 21.1. ‘Innis 5.1m l‘. along. Bsst. wtshe$

Your son, Tom." The father re.

pltcd: "Drnr Tom-NSlitng ever h s lt<rc._Writc us aNOiher let.‘ aNCtt. JJttmy was aglgrjg a. bcut u an Monday, Ngiw we have

1o s11.v gI-Cd-bSP-" —L:ndci1 Tit-Bits.

Dtlcisivc battles ln this war are being fough; cu Lhe prcdttctton fronts. A highly interesting stare. men‘. m the Attgust leLcr of me Bdllk of Ntcnrrcal suggests taut Cﬁlldfla is unnnmg cue of these battles. The st‘ ‘LIXICDL is: “In the manufucuuing Lcld were l5 some cvincuce that the peak Qt‘ naljgna], Capacity for the prc-ducttcn of war Illatcrlals has narly been learned." Presumably Canada's pjrjucpjgn of war materials wtl. ambit" 1L; m - mum Wllfn 1111c Selective Se Kilogram. ltslng CCKItptt.5.0t1 ll'3“l>“5ﬂ1'.\‘. alt-lit.» man and 1a po-Wet" frcm ncit-essenlual war wort; —Sydney' PcsLRcccrd.

We tend to forget, as we can- grcgztte tu clttcs, tlte pritnarv im. l-icrtuttcc c-f the tanner. Sometimes We drive atong our hlgllwily5 with. ouu reflecting what. the fields merm m WP eﬁvnﬂmy. and what they fields mean in our economy and contribute to cur his But now ft/ ls being realized mm 111° f-"lmer is and has the right to be Cmlsldefed a key man with all that. involves. -st,_ Jqlm Tue, graph-Journal.

Direct income tax n3 we know n, in Canada Ls pertmips me most er- feCtt-Ve met-had of Government, ;m_ auclng. ‘You have the iticome, and 5°" PM —- no person can dcdge F 11111184‘. ll provides continuous m. come instead of the Onoe-a-yeam orders trhat. previously ruled, 11, ha; been a tvise ollcy to maln- ml“ '1 Prlce cell E even though lt l8 blllglng undcr the strain and needs the Prop of subsidies, Indeed, ll ca“ l1‘ Mwtbted as a fact, that. it. has l<°t>l~ 11$ 1mm price inflation. But. more than than, ll; has csm- pelted the Goverrunem to gdopt, 11L iect taxation as a means of r335- 1118 money. Too oftcn the price structure was vtctzilmzcd by havtn crccvtott of tctttportiry houses The United States will eventually adopt. the Canadian syste . 1 Albertans. m _oagmy

If than: la n shortage of domeatto accommodation in the Toronto aria at. this time 1L1 is due to WEI time conditions and thererore me city is not obligated to use the tax. PlWEIf-S’ money to undertake tho e-IQCLIOH of temporary houses. The Responsibility rests with t-he Dom~ inlon Government. which establish. ed Wartime Housing Ltd. to pm- vlde housing for war workers and others tn need oi it. Wartme houses are tIimDOPBIY sl/tﬂclnlres for whidx there will be no demand when Peace returns, The revenue which they bring in white occupied ts not. llkley to amortiime the original cost and eventually ttltcy wilt be demot- lshcd and their contents sold at. Junk %l'll1€5.1b Ls not part. of mum- cipat ustnese to atomic 1n such n temporary venture -'Iu-mnw lute- gram.

Thirty mcmbtrs of the Women‘: Land Army, who completed a. fort.- nlght/s intensive training m rat de-

struction have begun work agatmt. la

rate tn the West Riding. There will hardly be a. parish ln the West Rid tng which will not be covered by those girls, who wltl work tn pairs. A fortnight earlier these girls were lutdrdiicsscrs, clerks, shop assistant. and $11011 Jke, and the thoughts of handling a rat, would fll1 them with horror They have had exbettslvo training ln rat. dr-stimctlon by l/rap. ping, lXllFCttlng 0f baits, and every otihcr ntclhtxis, but the polsonlng mcthod is the one thcy will use mostly. -1m:ds Yorkshire Post.

c. Hnrpcrs _ , _ n tzantt: WZIVES in lltl.‘ mi“ ccean WllZCh

Why Britain Stood Alonie

(New York Times)

The Battle of Britain tn Septem- ber. 1940, was a great. vtcbory- 1Y1 1185 grown greater in perspective. It was not n. victory for the Brltlsh Emmre. the House of Lords. me British way of talking our common language. the old school tie or the British hub"- of being reserved with strangers. It

BOY IN AUTUMN

When gypsy-colored woods tnvlbe hi! roaming. He rlscs early to spy out the wea-

was a victory, ﬁrst, for the British dherej . ~ people __ an o‘ them those of Nor, Assuiedoslfiﬁéinshlne. like a swallow

man ancestr and the men on the . - 2mm.“ l“ "wri"r:;a§e:$ “° "‘»%‘é%ilé“' l“ “m” °‘°‘° u o or serrzean p o_ s.

conducmra women say-yum heel-l“; Beh1n(sli;tl€_b€u:k. and he 13 10st. to irtrstirsutmtzr ‘é‘<,ll.'2ll§’§‘“.§;l§llltl$ my stint or tit-mutt

- ‘ 1 f 1' ls heard

mg/lnivylliykeryjgxlft “fﬂfﬂf, Dholiti“ Onlv a startled echo of delight.

“tould take i, bu; did take p“ And thy tottg whistle of a woodland "u". the. ‘u’ rlitirnin: b“

oeope o nan. e or s an _

commons and the Deotlle llvlnz tn When he returns at evening. 906k“! slums, the rich and the sick and the hcav)’

old and the dispossessed. hurltvt Wlth uritiullvd walnuts, and his cap

stood up to the Nazi assault two _ piled 111211 years ago; if they hudnt curszd or With sltitttttt: 20d haws. he make! laughed at the Nazi raiders. accord- instant levy

and long before

lug to their natures; if anv consld- On supper stores,

erable number of them for one the sky

moment had seriously canslderid Has dnrkrned to night-blue. he falls surrender. not onlv Britain would asleep

have been 10st: the world of civtltz d RQIOH‘ ll" uncn ﬁre. his ardor spent. men would have bccn lost for untold 3mm,‘ hint the uyizfd {fgasurfs 1n a years. New York Citv wouldn't have 1193p

had practice blnckouLs-Jt would Glow “M; mﬂpp; rlch autumn-a have had real ones. Times Square “iondermen; would look like Rotterdam and Cov- _ entry. The material which makes u“ —Chrlsttt> Jcffrtcs in the Christin-n this newspaper would be written. out Science Monitor.

intot type and burintect undfti] flljvc. —————— -l— ~- Or l would not c written at n . c- _ H010 Of Three Wars (ottriwt JET-nan

cattse the terms of ueace with Nazi Jan Christ-"rtti Stunts, Prime Mln-

Gcrmanv would prohibit lt. France fell but Bfllain stood. 'I‘hls istcr of the Unlcn of South Afrtca,

is what happened in 1940. Theypec- plc of Britain held the line until re- infovcenrettts could

be bllmF-lllt llp- l; - tti. sd - Thcv held as Stalingrad has held. 1,“, “kin }l,l,?itl§hl"°",d,.f,‘rl lqmggg This is no tntracle of social systems. ,1; o, ..\,_,,,O,v Wm, the right’

It ls a miracle of human nature, in“, which asserts its dignity against the ‘ u forces of hell.

Because Britain held 1n 1940 Rus- sia can now hold. China ﬁghts on.

. . The utltlcst etiergyi." ms gdtnost incredible that. 43 years ago lltls man rode the scuth African veldt as the foe o!

. , . 1 , k - m, Britain. Ht‘ lvns the comrade of iffciirulitiiidsnoiile Naiarzii aihsroiftltfs “but Emmi clillnle Dcllley and. De‘ their ulacrs are taken bv others. Br- ‘Yfl ftiugtit 1.. . and eerily cause Britain held, mankind can l“ l. ll i- l" llle (“<1- nuw hone vzc§ ._\ was dened him,

We can Well bow our heads in 130d 111$ swfrzl honorably. De-

1 memory of the dead pilots and lhc W?» U19 Dllﬂlllhrt guerilta, re. (pad Civilians of grimy“ We m" itiatnittl Brttuttt’: oticnty, but when wcll hold out our hands to the liv- i115‘ uvcnt-licnrtctl Eclfia accepted mo. who urav with us. who mart-tr Camp Binncriiintrs hand of re- witfi us. who will stand with us on Pfllﬂlh ll. 51111145 $10041 by 11118 the dav of victory. side.

———-—i————i- _H0 has sfccd on (111111 Side eve;- sit v r j._ , V‘ Secrets The Elllﬁtt vlitlwilhijrlilt ‘til/t? firliieaiids a}; Weather ti: P ‘tt.:i".:ti".."l ——— c~ "M1:1"'T:~ i. "

(Ottawa Journal) “i ﬁlm“ whirl o? Qlyllgcrrl;

Weather tic-wndavs ls a mtlttmw ‘and Cnmen, , n; ,5, ma“. mbk. sccrct, turd its, importance in aerial 3h. R053“ B, an, mﬂjis memoirs‘ tnilitary opernltlatis has given new pp n tum of w,“ UYEETPCS‘ l0 SllldY 9f the fnctonlffhc picture of a w cottnsetitir a l-lwl make 890d “Tall-cl 8nd llld» pure patriot- a coaungienis inspiring An atxlcie by Wolfgang Latige- 30nd,, ' '

“T656119 in HRYPPTS Magazllle Gcnc aw most o.‘ the great fiv- llllolls t1 Elem’ deal 05 lglll °ll tires who worked n‘d fiuatit wrilh ‘Ewm lllllll°v"lll€n.l l" ll‘? ﬂwllﬂesv Snuvs in 1hr t» v n - Ijcyti GCflFlZG cf iveatlter predrcmons and explains in I. Lmpfnp "w .50,‘ and C15 much ivhich never has been clear menceau and Home“ and many l0 the ‘Mmﬂn- , anCther in death Altltosl- alone of

Cine day the skzcs are grin‘ and all cf tltcm Smut-s still hclds the dreary; the next morning tee sun gfagﬂ a vrtc-e from the p351; Jlllll" llrlllialltl" Wlnl has hall‘ "Ill" Sh two of tlfrtiaus the most 1511*"? Th9 ﬂlllllil‘ e-‘lllllllls- , "n nu 1* rttlct‘ iii r-‘l hlstorv

“Tlm MY “lllcll was “YIP- mom he ha n the union of his cwh and EH3" lllsl‘ lllglll l5 Stlll “illm- ircclfe . l‘l(\ British Common- mclsl lllld gull lllls morning: but wealth the crash of Impfrial Ger- ll lllls we“ Flusllfd 50 m’ 10") m 155 nianv iituin" thc Hcltcnzclferns the l0 m9 Sclllll 5nd m“ of when’ W“ rise ‘r1111 hcpo: ant? pltlful fail. c.’ live 5nd l?“ heel‘ Npillced b3‘ l‘ "h? brvxvc the reve sion of Ger 11112155 of coo. hlPar. 51v ‘ ' '

. {lll Conllllg rwtuv t1 lnibrvlsm tutdcr Hlikt".

llTm llll’ “Olin CY “Tsl l he rzrfw ittsnt fo Ittfv under

This l5 the nevi‘ thezty of wa- v “up y“, ﬂcnbjljoyrs qmd ag_

ther, and it u called Air Mass n n, 31.9,.“ in Asp, the

Analysts It ls based upon the rc- W Rrwjuplq, HgAiDQI. all the

search and xporlnretits of _a N ﬁnd gains‘ 0,1- mcdern rvfgtan phy" st, m-p-n

" uih l‘ ltll, in vctorv cr dc» .0 vmv of S-vut: has born t in wi*(l't‘t\ m just cc. ‘in in- v.1li1~1')'eli:;i= s.r.,'. COLHVJJ‘. A mail’- . yo cus Ian“ cf his own xeo e sited his wcather research m Nrr- in many m, n, 0.15m ﬁbula“. them Carmel-s on expense grants has w?“ m‘. m, fgum.

IYCm the Canadian Govervmcnt, " '

I i O

~ ~ .t Ibsen." Mt‘. Bjerkttes, it is ll‘.i(‘l'— (Silng to 110st’, fcr scme years pur-

the Singapore Explained

causcd bv gt-

"Whal we cal wﬁarlter." says wilt-er, _-_.__ lExc-hangc)

Munv DGOlll.‘ have been sorclv pet‘- plt-xcd ovcr 1111- (‘l(‘Slt‘tl(‘l._Ol‘t at the 9Y1‘ battleship Print-o of Wales and the many kinds of Mr making up the 11.11110 (‘mist 1- 1101111150, and the sub- Cllmillle Io NOTl-lt AIYPYWR MCEI rcquvrtt loss of Singapore. which had lmDc-rtntit in Polar‘ Cattﬂflltlﬂ. qtute D1011 so frvqttctitlv described as an 1119111113’ “ﬁlf-Cﬁlulitiﬂncd" and tok- ltl1])t‘(".11lﬂl)l0 fortrcss and symbol of ing cooling breezes, sometimes in. British t)0\\'0t' in the East. The rec- tense cold, far to the south A ccm- enl, rcvletv of happenings 1n the ncvlsseut", says Mr. Langiewlesclte. Paciﬁc given by Admiral Thomas C. sometimes ca detect "Caribbean Hart. of the United States Navy. alr," or "Saskatchewan sir sllghtli furnishes an illuminating cxblan- flavored by thr- Great» Lakes. ' ntion o1 this tragedy. in this con- Th-cre is the nlr called Se: Su- lleflm" lll‘ 511-"? pcrieur, of tropical Qrlgitr but r1511- Whatyhuppeucd at Pearl Harbour stored r01- Weeks above 1h‘: \V‘€ {I lllltlfll‘ [JIITWIKITSLKIUCC combarcd Gampagos 1516,1155 Th“ 1s nut with the loss of Stnlzapore—mater- b Most. comment are Polar Canadian l “ml "5-l,°l‘°l°lll°l*llla slnllllwP Y and 1m opposite Tropical Gun m. could nothrue been save by DlEXLS. “Grim, Atlantic steamy and fz-xivcnc can now see that the only

.- ‘ ‘ thin: which could have saved this

moist brewed of hot sun and . l

. . , stiongtiolrt WOlltd have been the suc-

warm sea. viatei tn the Cartboan . i. .. P, 11- . t

rczlcn " Polar Pacific comes from $9” fr, Adlzllllll 10'?” lllhlills a]; Silbearia to the Seattle area; Tro- mm 0g‘ n5 now u s D5‘

pica, Home is lnce of Wales and the Rcpulse. . Polar Atlantic

git?! tgtnancse giadnspprrtts at. sea’. . i a e sttccce e . wt even one o ‘lcmeumes ml‘, m‘? N“! Emgland his shins. her guns would have pop- “msll l“ a 11°? ‘ea-lief m?!" the nod off the enemy transports at. the Gmnd Blllllfs- 779131681 Cqnllnéfllillli rate of one n tulnute. Admiral Phil- (lrY and hm- lllls lls (T538111 ln the lius’ llflllﬂlll attempt wns called (196916 0f MOXl¢o and Aflwﬂﬁ. It reckless and foolhnrcty-bv some. It never- gets beyond Oklchomn, Col- e —— - —— ~ -~ orado and Kansas, but: "a few increased use o! Brltalrrs canals extra outbreaks of it per year and for transportation of tnunllions and We have a dust-bowl!” supplies. the traffic jam has a1)- ' ' ' ' poured cu iltc waterways system. Afr mass changes its qualities as " 1L1 moves over the continent, and the author notes "the amazing met-a- mo hosts" of ‘rmptcal Gulf which out looking blue and sunny, arrives aver the northern Unwed States n5 a. drirzltng overcast. It ls the same (mrilbbean nlr but. chilled

by passage over t-he cool ground "1 And two types of air can react very _‘ differently to ground conditions

The author gives u, an gXﬂmplt! _ J the farm country of the Middle

West, which cools Tropical Gulf,

warms Polar Canadian, causes air action which may become violent. W. If. ROGERS I Agencies Ltd.

storms and cven tornadoes. by a Phone 540-541

flacd whole countries 11nd continents fcr days at a sutctcih with one sort of alr or anothrr " There

Experts test. the upper a.tr device called "radio scnde.” carried aloft by a ballon to send an auto- matic report to a watcher below - imd eventually to drift to earth with its permanent record. Wea- ther experts study these reports, can Judge accuratcty of the prob- able movements of air masses.

"Phat. ls w‘hy hm most innocent, weather:- are now so secret; why the But-lat censor stripper-eases snow {lorries in Soot-land: whv a submarine in the Atlantic would love to know nrerety the wtntt dl- rection and femperahtre at, say Oolumbtis, Ohio; why the Gvstnpo hadd that weather station 1n Green- n .

Weather, thus, to military lnfotr- matlon. and the ability accurately tn forecast tomorrow's weather a military wcapcn 111m ls imiy me dlscoveﬁcs of Mr. Bjnrknos are so vitally important n thLﬁt-tme. He ha; taken much of the guewwork

Cou satire“ ‘sues ° 15 ch11

gﬁdtlrrlzyenlv Course of action

able they htizm have saved the 5m but none were at. hand, and Adm

at Hart, thinks that Phillips was lus. the risk. The breaks Admiral

titted 1n were against him.

rattle‘ e Yell‘

whit . “gas B“ “(when

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OCTOBER 21, 194, 2;‘;

BUY THE NEW

VICTORY BONDS s. A. McDONALD

course on Blacksmithing, Charlottetown the sccohd will continue for [i

which

d to the five months which is t0 open in 0f November, and ve months. This

"M1139 gives an excellent training for yﬂung

men who wish to fit Blacksmilhing work in

themselves for general this province. Applicg.

1m“ "l lnlelldlﬂf-t enrolees should be mailed im-

"ledlillely to the undersigned. '1‘

did opporlttnily trade.

The attention of 510m“; l0 the training classes era! farm work. Thiss ed t0 give

grammes in this time of emergency. a Splendld "Plwrllmlly here to assist in

national service.

Applications for these solicited. women, shortly,

enroll.

Other courses as previously outlined will be arranged

Ap l‘ t ' ' . in properly fpniggnfsrglstoitild immediately stnrl

his is a splcn-

ll" =1 "wmvzh training r11 this

women is also directed in Mechanics and gen- tx weeks course is design.

a training to gins who may be of

There is the

courses are herewith for young men and

it is the intention l0

W. SHAW, Director Youth Training

wan."

this American Admiral to the at-

{fltétpt of Admiral Phillips to destroy

brought about the downfall of Sim:-

Japanese transports which

f- taklnrz Hart

McLEoIJVsi liEr-ITL. _ w. n. war-mar. it c. s. A. ans-run n c.

Barrister: and Atwrneyl-ul- LII

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hlch That is a remarkable tribute paid

palm rgttiplythat lgtatllt] tit: <

one . tacks-that m the Magailiti s was successful. “because for achieved a combination i lggrmﬂl-lvn. excellent .

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