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Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
EXPLORER, Hours Overdue.
Lends Safely as Seorch
Modified i'm Indian Sec

BATAVIA. Netherlands East IN
dies. .hme 5. CUPl--Richard Arch.
bsld. American Standard Oil heir,
and five companions arrived today
N the flying boat Cuba as a searen
was beine organized for them al
ter they had lost their bearings on
4 1850 mile flight from Port He'd
land. western Australia. To Cocos
island in The Indian ocean.
Arehbold. a research associate Of
the American Museum of Natural
History. New York. has been on all
extended flieht OF the East Indies
in his biz tAe motered flying boat.
the Cuba or sudden squall'
He and his companions. including
Capt. p. G Taylor chief pilot. H.
Pert Hedland at 4:3o a. IN. EDIT
Sunday for Caeas Island. south ei
Sumatra in the Indian ocean. "a
fieht Of about 1850 miles Wcst
nerthWestward ID degrees south oi
the equator.
He was ak hours overdue When
nc radioed that he had lost ms
bearings ana Was flying bacN n
Batavia. WITH his fuel rnnna cut
He had circled the ocean. he re
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Relief Politics
Ban Reported Out

WASHINGTON, June 5. UPl-
The Hatch bill designed to bar poll
tics in relief was reported favor
ably today 10 the house judiciary
committee by a subcommittee head
ed by Rep. Arthur D. Healey, D.,
Mass.
The bill already has been passed
by the senate.
HealeyS group inserted an amend
ment clarifying a section of the bill
which it was felt might have been
interpreted to prevent the presi-
dent. the vice president, and mem
bers of the cabinet from engaging
in politics. The amendment sought
definitely to permit political ac-
tiyity by these officers, as well
as by members of congress and
their employees.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Elm School in
Closing Program
Ell. MOTIFS

Tuesday MI and Mrs. q. Fl Can
aon entertained a group of friends
at their OakWilde cabin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Higgins and daughters.
Iva Gene and Betty, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Diehl were their guests.
Miss Alma Miller teacher at
Mesquite Lake, was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Ruby Carlton and
daughter, Lillian, Monday evening
at the Elm teacherage. Tuesday
morning Miss Miller, MIS- Carlton
and Lillian motorod 10 san Diego
where Miss Miller will remain dur
lng the summer
Friday Dorothy CLARK visited with
her sister. Mrs. TED Roc
Friday, May rs was the closing
date of Elm school there was an
Interesting program and ice cream
supper Friday evening
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
NJ i. Boone home we're Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Armstrong and daughter
Patsy and Mr.. H l.. Boone and
Mrs. Jennie Taylor.
Mrs. Ada Gallancr entertained
Thursday May l several friends at
a quilting at her home on the San
Diego highway
Miss Ruth Sprinkel of Ell Centre
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. RoJ
Kramer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
ColIegians Held
In Death Quiz

PHOENIX, Ariz, June 5. up
Two students o. the Arizona State
Teachers college at Tempe were
held today pending an inquest into
the recent death Of Lawrence K
Stepnerson 35.
Clayton Peterson. q. and Jack
Hinton. l8 the students. were
questioned by County Attorney
Richard Hairless and Peterson. a
freshman football player admitted
striking Stennerson during an ar.
gument. The youth said 1t was an
accident.
The dead man was a native of
Sioux Rapids. Ia and his wife and
three small sons went there a week
ago for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

could lead America TO complete
recovery within six months.
Vandenberg delivered the COM
mencement address at Syracuse
university In view Of his indica-
ton last week that he is candi-
date for the 1910 nomination, the
speech was viewed as an elaboration
of the principles upon which he
probably will base his campaign.
Condemning many policies Of
President Rooseyelt's adminiStra-
ton, Vandenberg called for restor-
alton Of equilibrium to salvage
the best of yesterday and temper
it with the best of today and to-
morrow
I'm my judgment he said, "if
free enterprise, under the American
system, were given a legitimately
fair chance-With all the frustrat-
ed and damned-up appetites of a
gloomy decade we should be out
of this depression in six victorious
months, and Americas collegiate
graduates of 1929 would confront
real opportunity instead Of, too Of
ten, WPA as a career
I'VE spend to save. We hunt
more prosperity by going deeper
into debt, we try 10 stretch an
annual income of so billions into
an annual income Of 30 billions by
squandering thc difference; we dig
gold, pay for it, then bury it back
into the ground out at Fort Knox;
We call 120OOO0O unemployed in
1892 a depression, and we call 12,-
100000 unemployed in 1899 a re
coyery' and announce that we
planned it that way we lecture
foreigners about democracy, and
set up virtual goVernment-by exec
utiye- decree ourselves; we kill lit
tie pigs while children cry fol
food; we have 'purges' and "ap-
peaSements in such breath-taking
and confusing succession that the
man on the flying trapeze' seems
static in comparison.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

Australia. and other nations.
In formulating the plans. the
government has sought the advice
Of Lincoln Ellsworth. veteran eX-
plorer. and Rear Admiral Richard
E Byrd who led successful eXpedi-
tions To the North and South Poles
L Is endearovme To obtain Byrd's
approval 10 lead the new party.
A cooperative program will be
worked out probably involving the
coast guard army. navy. state and
other government departments.
Ickes SAID Various recognized
American scientific institutions
which have interest III terrestrial
magnetism. coSmie rays, and other
special fields. also will be invited
to send representatives INTO the
vast icy area.
Under tentative plans. major
duties of the American party will
be TO survey and map all of the
territory freQuented by its eXplor-
ers since 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Little Theatre
Group Motors to
Los Angeles
FAIIpATRIA NOTES

Tie cast of the Little Theater
sFaHp drove up TO Los Angeles Sat
ndav 10 attend the "Drmkard ;
In the group were Mr.. and MIS-
W T. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Kums. Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Nc
Kendry. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ben
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wllklh-
SON Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rose,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman
Eddie Rademacher and Milton Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Huffman NOV
ed Tuesday to their new home on
Lake aVenue recently purchaSeo
from Mrs. Emma Palmer.
Miss Ruth Asbuy and John Kep-
ley we're dinner guests Tuesday
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Sperry.
Mrs. w. T. Fowler and Mrs. Her
bert Reedy attended the lunch
con Friday given by Mrs. SUE
Miller and Mrs. George King OF
BraWley at the home of Mrs. Miller
in Ell Centro. The luncheon was
given in honor of the officers oi
the County Federation of Woman''
club.
Margaret Miller of WeStmorlano
was recent guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fowler.
The primary grades of Fremont
school presented the operetts
"Pinochio" Friday morning.
The play was directed by Mrs
Gaynel Adams, assisted by Mrs
Catherine GrosVenor, Miss Julis
Riley. Mrs. Thora Smith and Mrs
Gladys Eddins.
! A large crowd of parents anc
friends we're in attendance.
] Miss Julia Riley entertained hel
card club Wednesday evening a
the home of Mrs. Helen Williams
Members present were Mrs. Denni
Ford, Mrs. Ruth Chase, Mrs Ear
Holmquist Mrs. Albert Adams, Mrs
E. E. GroSvenor, Mrs. G.. Ro,
] Thomson, Miss Ruth Asbury AM
Miss Riley.
Mrs GroSVenor received tn
grand prize for having the highes
! score for the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

just as rescue work was starting,
the big two motored plane arrived
at Batavia
Archbold left San Diego June ,,
1888, for a trans Pacific flight to
start his expedition. with Lewis
YancY. pilot. Russell Rogers, CO.
pilot; Gerald Brown, flight engin-
Ger: Raymond Booth. radio operat-
or, and Stephan Barrinka Capt.
Taylor joined the party in the East
indies. He expects to arrive back
in New YORK in his plane July l.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

ported apparently about 100 niles
from Cocos Island but was unable
In contact ship which could give
him radio cross bearings.
As the hours passed, anxiety III
creased and Prime Minister X. u.
Menzies of Australia, Wirelessed the
British representatives here TO Or
ganize a search for the plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

IItD0UIlU II q.
TIE cabinet member. in his first
statement on the projected expedi-
ion. emphasized the plans arc
highly tentative. They depend on
congressional approval of a S340.-
900 estimate By the budget bureau
70 finance the trip. Ickes said that
the expedition on which American
scientific societies will be asked to
send representatives. Is contingent
upon the congressional authorize
ton. The move results from 4
claiming race by Germany.
France. Norway. Great Britain.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Yuma Radio Tower
Falls on Buildinq

YUMA. June 5. cUP)-The IT,
foot antena tower of radio station
KUMA lay in pieces today after
it collapsed and fell atop build
ing. No one was hurt.
f. N. Stuardivant, manager, said
he believed a power line fell on guy
wires holding the tower and burn
ed them in two. The station was
expected to be off the air for sew
eral days.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Thaanunn Visits
Valley on Business
McGahe Notes

AiAduE AsuttS
Guests of the Misses Wilma and
Elsie Corda Friday night were the
Misses Violet Niboli, Sandy, Paul
inc, Rena Niboli and Marguerite
Rothlin, Erna Rothlin. Miss Elsie
Corda entertained the girls with
popular accordion selections. Dur
ing the evening refreshments we're
served.
Miss Rena Niboli was the house
guest of Miss Lillian MaSsarini of
HoltVille over the weekend.
A. A Thaanum of San Diego
vas i'll the valley attending to
business affairs on June 3.
Mr. Walter Paine and Dell Du-
cane of Ocean Beach motored to
the valley on business Friday night.
They spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stall.
After visiting a week with her
daughter and Son-in-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. o. Clark, Mrs. Mary j.
McElWain returned to her home
in San Diego the first of the week.
The r. H Clarks who are spend
ing the summer in the mountains,
report that they are enjoying the
fishing at Bishop.
The weekend and holiday were
spent in San Diego by Gerald Up
holt He accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wilkes of Ell Centric
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Ada Schultz Gives
Program at SeeIey
Club Meeting
SEEIEY# NOTES


The Westside county club met
Thursday at the home OF Mrs Lois
Kramer and enjoyed the day Ada
Schultz gave a short program. and
read a very interesting paper on
her subject. China Moving Inland. .
The rest of the afternoon was spent
in games. Present we're MesdameS
Pauline Westmoreland. Maggie Ha-
vens. Coria Allender. Olive Can
non Emma Robertson, Nellie Cur.
tbs. Olleada Diehl Ada Gallaher
Veya Green. Igalee Higgins, Mamma
Hcrrick. Victoria Rich. Ada Schultz
Nan Sheldon. Ann Wixom Flossie
Iugle. IneZ Smith. the hostess, LOIS
Kramer Guests were Mrs M L.
Boone and Mrs. Marshall Boone.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Smith Mrs.
J. P. Williams and Mrs. Alice Pip
pcneer were San Diego visitors Fri.
day
BETTY McCreary who spent the
past school year with her aunt
Mrs Nellie DAVIS and family lett
Saturday 10 be with her father and
brother in Los Angeles during the
summer
Florence Rowell and mother were
calling on friends Monday on their
wa to Los Angeles from FL Cen
tr0
Temple Robinson spent the week
end with his folks. returning to
Les Angeles Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. La Rue left for
Hanfyrd for the summer.
Mrs. Wm. Schultz and sister
Mrs. S. T. Robinson and Ted Rob
inson spent Tuesday at Ramona
with relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Boss Pendergast
Has Heart Attack

WASHINGTON. June 5. up
Thomas }. Pendergast. fallen Kan
sas City political boss, has suffered
a rather serious" heart attack at
I.eavenworth federal prison where
he is serving a 15-month sentence
for income tax evasion.
Pendergast. it was learned today
Is oonsiderd IN a dangerous eondi-
ton. He suffered the heart attack
yesterday and was transferred TO
the prison hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Mrs. Fred FIuegIer
Honored at Pink
And Blue Shower
WFSTmORLAND NOTES

One Of TIE incest Ol plllk dlANi
blue showers was given to Mrs.
Fred Flueeler. last week Mrs.
Fluegler was visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Gordon Suess. and vas
completely surprized when her
friends. who had met at the home
of Mrs. Peter Shartz. came in Pre-
gantinE her with dainty gifts. ap-
proprjate fer the new arrival Lovely
refreshments were served by the
hostesses who included. Mesdanss
T. ". Cox and Glen Killingsworth
Of Wesmorland. and Mesdames
G.advs Cay. Peter Shartz and Cor
den Saass Of BraWley.
The guests fer the affair were
Mrs. Mel Eastwood. Mrs. 7. r.
Peterson. Mrs. Don Donald. Mrs.
Ed Bridsers. Mrs. Walter Collins.
Mrs. john strickland, Mrs. Leon
Brandt. Mrs. Myron Alldridge, Mrs.
A. H. Hickle. Mrs. Tom Rled. Mrs.
William Gallett. Mrs Roger Mon
ger. Mrs. Dick Dogget. Mrs. Ben
Jackson. Mrs. George SWink, Mrs.
J. D. Hammond. Mrs. E NJ. Skip
per. Mrs. !. c. Archias. Mrs. Mar.
caret D.ckey. Mrs Les HartWeI,
Mrs. Q. c. Weaver. Mrs. Paul Smith,
Mrs Frank Burris. ana Mrs. Ted
KIP.
Mrs v I. Cranston is spending
t5ls week II Los Angeles On busi.
ness.
Roland Os.randcr is home from
san Diego State Tor week, prior
to his final examinations which
viii start next week.
Mrs. Glen KilungsWorth enter
tanned al dinner last Sunday in
honor Of her mother. whose birth
day fell on that date Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis and their daugh.
ters and families who included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pierce and two
sens. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman
and daughter of BraWley. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gullett and son of
FL Centro and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Killingsworth and daughter, Lor-
eta.
Wednesday night. the Twice Told
Tales Book club met at the home
Of Mrs. ". A. McFadden for de-
licious pot.luck supper. After sup
per. Mrs. Byron Walker gave ar
interesting review OF We Married
An Englishman. by Ruth and Hel
en- Hoffman. Mrs. W D. Cranstor
was voted into the club as a new
member. TO take the place of Mrs
Sam Ammons who is moving &c
Buena Park as soon as school is
cut This was the last meeting oi
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dickerson
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Bob Stewart were
recent visitors in San Diego.
Mrs. Ozie Johnson has resigned
her position in the postoffice Mis-
Grace Brummit has taken over
Mrs Johnson's duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raine have
moved into the home of the George
Raines who just recently moved
to HoitYille
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

CARRIED in the uniform of the Uni
versity of Tennessee band is Miss
Fave Poore of Knoxville, who has
been selected to represent her
state at the national rhododendron
festival at Asheville, N. c., June
1924. Miss Poore win represent
the Tennessee state floWer-the
passion flower.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

Mrs. F. j. Neff returned Tuesday
from Riverside where she visited
her parents. Nj and Mrs Turner
Clayton. for several DAYS.
Ed Peters Of Salinas Was Heber
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson lad
as FRIDAY luncheon guests. Br and
Mrs. Robertson Of Cressplains. feN.
parents of Bob. Who are ia Cali
fornia for the summer
Mrs. Riley McBnde and children
Of Fl Ceutro visited IL Heaer Mon
cay
Nj ana Mrs. Paul Totem and son
Edward. are moving 10 E Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs Dinzel Porter and
children went To Moreno dam Sun
day and stayed until Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and
daughter. Shirley. Of BraWley visit
ed Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Jordon.
Paul Cook and mother will move
to Calipatria some time IN June.
The latter part Of June he plans Il
attend summer school al Claremont
college.
On Saturday evening the P.-T. A.
viii sponsor q bazaar and supper
in the building next to Robertson 5
grocery. Dinner will be served IRON
5 or $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs spent
Monday and Tuesday at Moreno
dam.
Mrs. Lota Cook. who attended
the P.-T. A. convention at Santa
Barbara, has presented the his
torian with 5 copies oI the Santa
Barbara HeWs-Fress. each enc tell
ing Of that days happenings also
with a large picture of the Imperial
delegates at the banquet table at
the FL Poseo hotel dining room.
where Mrs. Shoemaker. former val
ley resident. in fact raised in the
valley. was hostess to the valley
delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Rodger.
and children of Imperial visited the
Earl Mahanays Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner had
as Tuesday dinner guest Marvin
GARNER of Jasper.
The following children have de-
cioed to publish a weekly newspaper
in Heber: Dorothy johnson will be
editor -in-chief. Allan johnson. staff
photographer: Beverly 10 Robert
son, Don Johnson and Bud Maha-
nay, news reporters. The charge
viii be one penny a copy. Mrs
Myrtle Osborne and Evelyn Rob
eitson will assist with the typing
ivan Wade of Los Angeles IS
visiting his mother, Mrs Bess
Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes had
as Saturday dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hopwood and son.
Rodger, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Frand-
sen and son. Carl. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Chandler, Joe Boyles and ICE
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Frandsen
have moved 10 Heber for The melon
season.
Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips en-
tertained with a dinner Sunday in
honor Of their sixth wedding an
niVersary having as guests, Nj. and
Mrs. r. Robertson. Mrs. E. s. Wood
and Mrs. McElhanay
Mrs. Prentice Porter and daugh-
ter. Carrie Lynn. Of Imperial spent
Friday with Mrs Earl Mahanay.
Miss leah Champion and several
friends OF Ontario spent several
days with her mother. Mrs. Frank
Gardner. last week
Barbara Briggs Of El Centre spent
several DAYS IN Heber with her
grandparents and aunt.
IN "a "a
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

A nest becomes q groveJin quick order
when you go after those ants with
CYANOGAS. It's easy, inexpensive.
thorough. Open the nest with q spade OF
posthole ouger and drop q little CYANO.
GAS down the hole. Or blow ii down in
dust form with q CYANOGAS duster Its
poison gas penehotes the galleries and
destroys entire colonies instantly. After
the gas posses off. residue is harmless
sluked lime. CYANOGAS is effective for
oll insect and rodent pests. Your deoler
has it in convenient l. 5. rs and l00-pound
cons. See him today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
INTEND TO WE'D

= notice Of intention to MARI :
was filed this weekend BY John NJ
Hi. 30. Fl Centre and Marie Lane
81 Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
.Eckes Announces S
u. s. 10 Stake Out
CIuirrn

WASHINGTON. June ). (UP)-Seeretary Of Interior
Harold l. Iekes said today group Of l5o 10 200 Amer
scientists will sail in September subject To congress
sonal approval for the Antarctic 10 stake out Uncle
Sans claim vast potential natural resources Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
vandenbers Asks
b-Mon3h Recov cry

SYRACUSE NJ Y, June 5. (UP)-Sen Arthur H.
Vandenberg of Michigan eXpoundng the political and
social philosophy which he is expected 10 court the
1910 Republican presidential nomination, declared today
that free enterprise released from Synthetic socialism,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Ruby Gillespie
Married to Fritz
Sfarnr in REM
HERERZ NOTES

A marriage OF interest took place
IL Reno. MAY 20. when Ms RUBY
Gillespie became the bride Of Fritz
Stacer Of Richmond Mrs. Staeer
a former Calexleo resident. is the
daughter Ct Nj. and Mrs. sam
Coleman of Oakdale. Calf. former
valley residents
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05
Verde P.T.A. Honors
Graduating Class
Al Reception
ALAMo-YFRnE NOTES

Members et the Verde P-T. A.
entertained at Il reception Friday
afternoon ii honor of the Verde
graduating class. Delicious refresh
ments were served after playing
games.
The P.-T. 4. held a business
meeting a which Mrs Nierhers o.
CaleXico. county P.-T A chairman.
installed the new officers.
Outgoing president. Mrs George
Mellor, was honored With a linen
shower.
Mrs. j. T. Richo5 and daughter.
Doris. ef Holtyille spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Cary.
Ms. John Higuera entertained
several lrien1s Fricay afternoon in
honor Of aer daughter Gloria's elev-
oqth birthday The lovely birthday
take vas ser@ed with ice cream and
punch Games were played. those
taking part We're. Mrs. Rex Ogier
and dau-nter. 6aI-ara. Mrs Hicks
Naples ara sUI.. Eugene. Lena Des-
tray. Ica!se Freeman EYangaline
Parker Nancy and Sonny Higuera.
Ms. Hisaera and the guest of hon
or Gloria
Mrs. Bob Elder and children and
MIS-. Kelly of Goldsmith, Tex. visit
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. II Elder Monday Oh their way
to Hollywood.
Frank OConnor motored to Los
Angeles Wednesday He returned
Friday accompanied By his brother
ice O.Conros. and a friend Tommy
Aasler Of Les Angeles, who spent
the weekend a the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles O.Connor.
Betty Jo Smaot accompanied Nj
and Mrs. W. A. Scheniman to Live
Oaks Tuesday to spend the day.
Gues's calling al Inc home of
NJ. and Mr.. Fern Cary Saturday
afternoon were Mr and Mrs q
W Weeks and family. Mrs. Travis
! Williams ard Mr. Donia Willis
HoltYilic
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

Miss Rena Niboli was the house
guest of Miss Lillian Massarini of
HoltVille over the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

A. A Thaanum of San Diego
Vas III the valley attending to
business affairs on June 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes had
as Saturday dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hopwood and son.
Rodger, Mr. and Mrs irwin Frand-
sen and son Carl MI. and Mrs.
Jack Chandler, Joe Boyles and joe
White.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-28
A BETTER SYSTEM WANTED
Editor ASkoV American:

Editor Askov American:
1t must be remembered that Eng
land and France declared war on
Germany with the idea in view of
helping Poland as well as crushing
Hitlerism. They used better judg-
ment than when Russia invaded Po-
land. The people and common SOL
diers of Poland made a valiant fight,
the ruling class followed the gold
shipments out of Poland. Even some
of their ranking generals took to the
tall timbers" while beating it was
good.
In order to crush HitleriSm it is
necessary to correct the things that
made Hitlerism possible, this can
not be done by war War will only
aggravate the very things that made
Stain, Hitler and Mussolini possible
France with its large communistic
following, will fall an easy prey to the
very thing it is trying to save the
world from, it can't even save itself
France had one revolution; another
is just around the corner. The root
of the trouble cannot be stamped
out so easily, by censorship and
propaganda, the dissatisfaction is still
there
When we hear England talking
about unity in this war, it must be
again remembered that Ireland has
parted company with England and
probably for good reasons. 1t was
only six months ago since high Cana
dian officials were saying that if they
had to have a war in Europe every
Is years, they could fight their own
battles. This has been CLOSED over
at little-wait.
If the system and balance in Eu-
rope is so that it is necessary to
fight war every Is years, far better