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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-08-29, Page 2obtricil Wigittat-*tar WIWI TUX AND TUX `V OPERICILI Puhlishad by a4ignal-Star Preaa, Welt Street, -Goderiehe Ontario THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR IIIIIIIZ,SDateY, A*1170,1JS1 Fn91-11, 1910 . - ,.• „ • • ZDITORIAL NOTES •seantainavian vitilagg, whoreas mil. , modern Norwegians and Swedes are tar "British Morabers Blast Ierlin.", Iiot. iess Viking in. theie blood type and more dove /Hitler liUe that for •t. headline? a blend ot central and eastern ./0.0. Europeans. Thus the. Scot who Wandet:s One Vol, TGeorge A, Drew is reported all over tile co.rtt ear, traee hie roving. ine having made a speech at Iianailton tendenelentetct to the hardy Norstninet, r'4111e,r"-tlay":.' 'W1)exn"tanee-W-e‘b.e4.0 -Waae, eaaearareigeweer Nola eareeseeeto that name before? to far Janda and iiiiibably syere the liesteFauropeana to reaen what is new flow to carry the; reglatration card is called Amerien.... - , liaid to 1)e a new problem tor the ladies. 'Some of the • deai girle can't even put . it in their eteelliAg. Augast has been shovving us Tiler Q0o1 .side, alid.,Soptember Illtety enough will be a seorcher. The •weatlaer'e vagariee' nave been pa.rtieularly marked ... this year 110 No Western Pair tnieauti no Goderielf Exhibition. With these --eatanntetaattraet ions-aanta.of-thaeapKtu re there should be big crowds at the s Toronto show. *. „ Tlae Princess Alice at Toronto salt he bad net been, prepared for the bet ya Ontario and was surprised by its loneliness. And she hasn't seen .tbnebest part .of it yet. * • „ • Toraorrow'e battle will not be , won with theammunitiOn used today. .There • 'Isa constant, demand for money, and ' lots of ite*to keep Ca,nadaes war effort Keep on parchasing‘war stamps and certificates with your odd dimes end dollarS.'. "aes the new' Minister will, find a seat has uorai, been (let/ermined, at least so far as indicated by any ,public announce:- naent.' It is known that Mr. Hepburn is...anxious to avoid any contested by- elections; but, ulaleSs anagreement is 'reached hetWeeu 91 -e -Parties -alt wilib almest necessary to fill the othei vacancies in the' Legislature?' when a seat is being provided for Dr. Mc- Arthur.- Huron -Bruce,' for instance, was not represented arthe last session of the Legislature; and the people a that riding Will` hardly eontented te remain . without representation throu.gh another session. There is ,an. impressiOn abroad that Mr. Hepburn and GOl. George Drew, the Conservative leader, are .getting together to forin, •sOine kind of coalition 'Government. Col. Drevst has been. strangeb silent •Sinee the last Federal election, a.nd Mr. HepbureTairast know that his. position _has-been. greatly weakened by his at- •ta.cks on the Federal Prime Minister. Some new alignment may be id the mak-' 'MKT viro-or not bf-nt----nu sar prising if the two readers shoald agree aPisetieSina• the food aitnation ie. EuropeeTorOnto Saturday Night says: "A nation which.systematically, tleliber- ately uU cerefully bombed tile ervllhul Poinliatioa Qcitte, towns aud viilagee Out .ron to the surroaCding roads for lte other purpoSe, thanto make them un paseable for the opposing forces,' aud then. 'machme-gunned the. refugees to' spectful artnelength, anti, tears stream , Make the eonfirSion more ineNtrieable, copiousij as they are de -hided tInd ,is not- 4 nation which, when hard up .enopped into Minute pieces. All go Into f101.0siteratazyleadOis By I1n3r 4. Hoyle C1111.4 SAUCE Sent:neer hies.) ovate over the OCLt You, an see in .." andfeel cit . The etitee taxa seem to be, less v`iarni- log . • and the bree'40 mom chilling and thollarveet'lleids begin to looia *tripped and the lenvns o the • trees 61,11111 to serape in plaee of rustle . anti you wear 'your stnoeiteto do the ehores in the mornings And then 42 eouree the most accurate- sign of all is the it that Mrs. Plitt has stttrteti Pune. • • , • - enana. 7 The preserving itettle'ii°3 hauled 'Out -prnI 4he, eever3ale.ey • sugar - sack A,a)2413i.': firmly aneliored With- Tr Interinelike 'bow and thnn pic11In,opertitions are under .-way iaearnest. Gleaming •Se,al. 'ers are. brought forth and their, tops unse'reived and 'all neatly ,• arrayed on the top 'shelf of the back Of the stove. Rows of toma,tOes that were neatly laid oat on the hottota ,',palatry ehel1. yield their smooth hides' to the boiling, water and the paring knife and, come out of tlie-operationlooning like bundles antlimil leaves -anti for what? ' of red velvet "laced with „red veins. other had the shape of a` coffin anal simPly Said, "Freuelimen prepare'your Silver -skinned onions are held at a re. Taultsovt, AtliTSP :Mt. MO Current Views on the War 'THE SIR. '1Ftii-A, 44' -1FSBOR ,lfreaeiapftle:T.-.titi f.lie NINeaie aseall fai'eaal 1.).,4y :a `ct,:, war a ntonbee of Gereaen ' ,rnin.r-T'Iff• '-11(41qin14'.,n(11 a VCI" 1,4V,-0! T.1,7Witd, IV bOinhed -Witt- tUit111y ('Zdt-, wQtv Ltra'-',tekl itx 11!3.1.yi le; "pro, . .. etroyen at enenerati-eutt a. '4.3ay anti .1:-.dorial We:Isere" They, °travelled home veeeinentv, illo loomeeee did ate „ fte about in tihlie corneyaneee, Wi'arltrig deep !ntiamin.'; and ez\laibiting Seett.ing- ly Uncontrollable grief. , •This spec - teenier teelinique for depressine. Veeneit morale wee but one example of the psychological offensive whieh lItticr bas earaled trat with diabolleal in- genuity in countless, Mit precasely eo- ordinated ways to demoralize ilia fees. Tbe • deadly tieCuracy ot the Naze strategy ot terror, employeti as advanee engent..eni: Anilltantaeennetkennin. -nttlY etia_ow. beep/ailing fully apparent. Witten•-thii • Itrittair--dropped propaganda leaflets binnGeruitaelties they Strove to con- vince the fkernian veoplo by 1tIOflii argument.- Nivel propaganda in Prance - %qui more ruthleSsly realistie. ap- pealed .Solely to the ,emotions And nand the sueeesaful advertising teehnique of eadlessly repeating the saine,itlea. One tract 'seattered, by air was sliapea Illte a leaf and saide "Next spring when the offensive comes you will fall as the for food, as goine to allow the French the kettle -nee • ,..„„nnU aenennaasee, the secrei, little. forthala sueli chopiiing ery7—. an -ren - and Belgians fo coirsiiiirelToTelleyfrInn , i the United Statesewhich it pan just aa. green sweet pepper . . e I he little added well, take from them, To feed the touches that ,malte folk. exclaim next _Belgians is to feed the iGernijn array. wir ; .. "Whatever ,do you do ato' The promise Of the Germans that food , aeh'Ii If the Viselt;old. fingers naintdae,12eoui: y 0 for the Belgians shall not, geteto tbatt. in a pleased way and 's 'fs, "Wily, noth- a.rmy has exactly the same value ' as ing at all, you ha.ve the same ,reeipe any other Germart lirom.ise, which is ' meat. poureq. over the coeitents of .the kettle Then comes • .the mysterieus, little bundle .of spices wrapped up in a cheese. cloth bag to be popped - down into the deptlies-of ethealtettlea. . and -with, ea half swish of the great spoon the "chili oin"- There is no gainsayirtg this state- -The 1)-440 *()e 14-4(1-513.gar•- N. • * Dr. -Duncan--ao A rthttrovhobeen Deputy Minister of Education. since 1034, has been appointed to succeed tee late FlOn. Dr. 'Simpsoa as member of the 'Provincial Government and head of the tducation Department. Where itt 18-52, according to The New 'York -San, cigarette' consumption the' United' States., was 04,099,000. In the year ended June 30,..1040, it was • 177,000,000,000. Women. smokers, of 7eoufse, are responsible tor-esome -o ' these extra.elpher• :A large portien. of- the-. tobaceo crop an the eounties along Lake•-Lrie has .' been destroyed by frost, with a loss in the minibus. , Tobaeco-growers make big money when everything goes just, right, but the-lmsnyeese is a hazardorte onein comparison with ordinary mixed faiming. • * • • J. W. McConnell, a alIon.treal pub- lisher, has given. $1,000,00 to_ provide aircraft for, the ICanadianAir Force!, - The Globe .and calls it a "flue. ge-steire.y. We should describe the writ- '. -hag of eheque fora ,efaeleenillion. as something more than a afeteStaire." Mr,, plkleConnell's munificent gift is a smash- -----itigAihteineforneletory, ' ° « Limericks, if is said, are coming back to Join forces. ' , popularity, an.d The London Free . . Press publishes a column of them, but none of them, in our opinion, is as good As our favorite: .There's a lady sings in our choir Whose note* went higher wad higher, Till they reached such a' height e The Y went clean opt of sight,. • Ana they found them next day inethe ‘,• Spit.% * sauce to be" is hoisted over the main instance. ,.that their wives had run away lid -of the stove for its 'simmering Pro-1,with 33ritish officers. . The German ceis. , radio made a practice- of broadcasting There's something about the odor of the it es of Preach "prisoners" not cooking chili sauce tb.at defies deecrier _yenneaptierea,. Nothing demoralizes tion on a chilly day. ,Coming up from soldiers so much as the feeling that the barn, the tangy smell. of W.ttrta they are surrounded by treachery. To vinegar • . . and cooking onions . .•. a create ' this' impression among Freneli tied spices . . . remiuds a * Person of troops, the names and ' itineraries of the days when as a bo'y he would sit aistinguished French leaders were patiently waiting for the chance 10 often-- broadcast by ,German .stations dip a piece of. bread into the kettle oaten „they' visited the front, 'Five ' .--e- 4s- Pat Minutes -after-----a---eeentin-••---F-reneh in. -atut-i-hea,•-stvilling-a,s_qukkly slide •intlY the back. woodshed to avoid fautry unit arrived in "one sector,-Gef- deteetion, enjoy, the tastineas of Ilres,11- man loudspeakers began telling thein later he was bound to be caught . . . , •- had come froth,. the names of their Pasting up a list Of sailing dates. Lille York would be resumed in the fall,:even •oe made chili sauce on bread. Seoner Or ' .their- regimental number, where they ta; some ta§le such as piling wood or , moralized that it had to be wit•hdrawn..] d._ t stocks of gips and other war materials were offered to Slouth' American, 001111 alleging with a, -Cuff\ on the hag dispatched officers, ete. The unit beeaine so, potatoes for dinner but Though hundreds of spies cautrall tries fot fall delivery, with large sums . .• . ,- relayingsuch information to seouting' Wanes . with tiny radio transmitters were shot, even ,-thiS served the Nazi purpose, for a dead Fifth 'Columnist is often more effective than a live one. To create •a treaeon phobia in the French army, the Nazis used , all sons Her - UL devices from parachuting Germens in-Froneh uniforms -behind-the lines, -to eafilna:" pear at the selletiillea hour :Uhl t'30)211e- tiM,N even dropped. bombe. Ent nioro often it Iva.: not necessary. Since the N izl realize that the effect of terror propaganda , wears of •after a while, they I grant oiseasional breath- ing spells, meanwhile Ming theiz powet- fal underground' network to launcli imaginary tales of Nazi defeats. ;When the defeats are showa to be Imaginary the people who believed' in them are Murk diaeouragedt -titan- ever. ever. Tbia -teettaiiaittowats used aa'failiesaiia"y thactilie Vreoeb government', fled from yaria; a ator y was sprean that the French had crossed. the' Rhiee by surprise and swould be In Vienna before the Ciericans reaebed Paris. ' '.• ° - on the actual 'battlefrouf, vicilated every rule of orthodox strategy to give his enemies the impresston that tliey were lighting an irresistible force, .Rvery means of &Treading terror,- how. OV]. puerile, •wits employed,, down to equipping planes and bombs with ehrieking sirens, and. Making terrifying noises with, loudspeakers. To gine the Illusion of overwhelminey superiority nit Dna" after ;day, ,month after,month, he air, daring the attack on France, Hitler trebled his already .superiorin force bY,Ahro'wing in, 'outmoded models with schOolboy -.pilots. lie used all the 1Gerthan 'tankreserves, including out- atedantypeasenantretrattringnarradelse4o aehieve an initial superiority in tanks of ten .to one -which _French gunners rediiced.- to three ko one in.a few weeks• pink_ drivers ci..eated _an impression of irresistible mastery by siren subtly nonchalant teas as driving -calmly up to gasoline 'pumps far back of the, Frenchmen. 'raving•.liagalltat tlift •leadeni French lines, courteously asking t4 have their tanks filld-- eand paying for • t.. who had let perfidious England drag - • ,, • - their ' into war: • akftir Fa:pace's capitulation,. the Nt141 eOuntry For months Getman agents 41.Frauve• witch -doctors began giving 'out'the time ha.d been writing forged letters to the table a Hitler's forthconaing BritiSh SoldIerS 'af the itymit Rinitig-tife-itc-ra-64 eritterae -Business-likeere military pa ball .news about their. families: for paratiens at the Channel Were backed up by hagenuously.indiscreet discussions' of Germany's plans in tbe Italian press. One aeVening. a' -pirate Nazi station, .b-efdre signing off with God Saye the King, :inatracted Londoners to. leave, their homesatoncetaidaPreceed to the weare not invariably and' from first railvviiy stations' with, light baggage. A, ,t6 last inferior, in numbers.. , In , the 'German diplomat in :Viadrid gravelyin. fonrth place. there is .ample evidence vited an American correspondent there, to lunch with him iit'Simpson's restaAr- that "our rain offensive against Germnny ant - on the Strand in Loudon uee. more Weighty and, effective then their ani • Germate.,oceapied territory IS- much "a:01111111d ,TrestlettesrbiilipA 'Anaeritc-a.n steamship Cite' recently__ad- -mill Oetober .first.. Similarly; the Htinibarge ihtr-6-tififaic.7" friatraie8,-Nthellw iteelf __immune.' ' tarylarWin-Gerniat.y can. cons). er Lastly, . we have had air .ofeensive against our .territory. • No , . , _, eiridence cluring,the• past-1110%th of rag inereased,efficieney. of 'ear • anti-aircraft 'gunSi and 'fhis-gives an opportunity to Insist that the admiration. of -the public for .the • men' In the air slibnld not obscure the ,pred.it clue to ground defences, both active and passive. • Forecasts of the development of --air strength Ore necessarily more- specula- tive than -deductione from actual fight- ing. Nevertheless . the 'impression -the t our productIon is nowreducirig the gap between ;our numerical strength and th a t• ••of .' t he Q•eneiny _seeirts. to. .he., well. German prolleganaa kept .nammering away with lunatic' inonoteuy on tile aidgle thew ,England will fight to the as tePreceliMenee -Th4e, wasedramatisa enea „evade ,comle strip showing a Tom- my and a poilu about to dive. hit° a *swimming pool labeled "blood bath." •The poilu dives iu, ,but at the last •montent the TOMMY', smoking -his pipe, walks off.. At 'first I thought this pro- ,paganala„ eludicrously Stupid, but I ceased laughing at it during tbose last tragic.days in Bordeaux when. I heard and invalide included, Situ* ilten. there) r euere nui(-14 ti -14i, cli' hae been anther rite of Lau per eent, ecemed. ponnlne. Already Olering4 ae, This re ee ; that, in ,U;erittany in, 193S, eertion that "MO litalien Air *love, ;00 million woraing naeaa wero loet• oientinatee the 3letlitemancan StrA Uci seem ieenneen, toeneenelereeorkero atm Oa) Veralan A4r.-i'oFe'" `3""'2Evca" po[T-INtrily One ef iteinni, Nertlneneit and the Clantener' must teine --elf, W. S. aliaatincoh, map Dx.rf., I (I,I. 4 vi, iDt tile more htureureas remarne . Tiealtit ItRagne a (1.1114011, _ 111901X41CS ' The German iniovernment, through 0, number of ehannele, le endeavoring, to explain to its eubjeete why the on- elaught on theee lelantia is delayed. Tile truth appears to be that Hitler has found this country singularly un- reSponsive to the psyehologiCal prepar- ation which has preceded and facia. tatted ,his assaults elseWitere. On Pri. day he was redmani CO the dropping' _braernaan...a,ircraft.o.f leaflets reproduce Ing Reichstagnal)eneir in- .theenr, parent delasnon that ,our press Is as muzzled as his Own. Ae a natter of fact the -Englisli newspapers put their staffs to great • ineenVenience Owing' to the unreasonablyniate,honr of the delivery 02 itis Speech. and to Its ,pro- linitY) in order to reeOrdl nt,fully on the morrow • orits utterance. If he is really delaying his attack theeltolle that be May be able' to procure our -destructinn. ,. (for ' that is what peace with hint. would, mean) 'Without ti battle, then that hope IS wholly vain. - • • . . Which has the advantage in aerial warfare, the snaall or the large • -., countr4 It would look as if. J3ritain's small, compact. area should be a Com- paratiivly easy target for, hostile air` fleets, and that aerial assaiilt would be much less effective when directed againeet Such a la.eale territory as is now it bp ealti that the attack is al- ready- in progreeS-botn on the ,sea and in the air; but a momenes reflection, will show that the Naselese. vigilance' of the navy and Of the-Inn...Pe punctiK- ated tbeugh it has been the past Month by sharp local engagements, is iffeTarratitierflinTIR7gen4 oral and conthiuous fighting, whieh fuU battle..would-involYO, 6 - In the first place, the loss ef ,Gerinaa air personnel., conServatively-putea.n 600 by the Air Ministry last month, is much more serious to the enemy than the lees of Machines.' There is indeed -de- finite evidence of imperfect training among German alrmen, In the second place; thong/lathe 'German- losses have been a small; percentage of 'their total air strength, they have been a high per- centage of the aircraft tictually.engaged. -Inntlie -Dover-battle thee -Germane not far short of one-quarter •of 'their attacking force; and no ait foree eouid endure lesaes on this sea.le for long with unimpaired Moral. thongh the superior quality of lIritisit Airmen and aircraft is not neW, it is new that in these local 'engagements a tile war. And, gin en 11 P hatikee 6tattol; trds of, quailtv. Parity n1 atte---'nurana;n:itery of the There does not at the mo ent neva' to he any reason why we should. loee ouir ouperiority in quality. Cloneentratioa oti,prodaction of existing types iliwa not mean neglect of new typeee and eotito Germana are not producing,- any. thing very'aew. It Is therefore no in. convouienee to us that 'littler ahould " -tinder •German control.- But it doesn't There is an agitation in some Ontario com to be working tint.that way: No ' towns, against noisy wedding parades. ,anatter at what point Britain is at- . . But so long as they don't happen too t;leeee defens,ve ..;ir 6ents itr6 not ftir, often; and don't endanger the public rawa-'y imd, ean.'' 4 be summoned in a few -safety, We do tfm. think anybody- n I I , minutes to repel the "atte-alters. On the other hand, 'Britain's fliers can strike 'at any nbint frimn Norway to southern France and 'frem Calais to Berlin or 'selves. The bride and .groom are the farther, and Caerinany Cannot possibly prjaatipal victinase and it is to be sup- 1 . • peep sufficient deken.ce forces at all posed that they are too hapPy with each i.points Co Ward off the attacks. Ev,idenr- ether to be bothered much by what - --- ly British- bombers are doing,. infinite- anYbody else ileteS. So lee the fetile* I alroceed, say we. . .„ ' Goderich will want to stop them. In fact, ,ive fancy that.most people.enjoy seeing ether Peonte make fools, of them- the thrill of fresh 'chilly sauce" was worth it. e pickling_daY'like this the .dinner may be 'just a trifle late and in a rather' absent-minded way ;Airs.- Phil finishes getting it ready . . . plainly thinking' about ..the chili .sauee all. the Usually, just after we sit down. she ladles a lit tre into "up . ' coots' it slightly and, then sips. There's a -tetree. Momeat or two...and then we know that the Chili sauce is done: as for a fleeting second a ssaille•comes and goes and she starts'into the business. Of filling up the sealers. ' The ehiliasauce • . . "ploppety °plops" ie tie the.: svalers and one' by one th.ey are 'filled- and lined 'Up...aid-the freW end ,Of the table.. The kettle is 'tilted -and thee scraped..and the last sealer filled and a dishful 'left over,. set up to cool off . for supper -time -.Vars.,. Phil straightens -up kora her work'. and:with: the_.back of her bands° brushes: wisps Of hair that have tum- bled floWn over her forehead. Then with an Odd little tighten, here and there on the zinc ring e , . she slumps down in a th.air with the towel that she's used to wipe the sealers- off and frankly admires her own handiwork. "The look ood " I' usually mutter, trying to 'think of, something new and original. to say --that would . really. ex- press hoW Well, the .gleaming sealers Of • osted as a band in case of non-delivery. Building up an impression of in- vincibility, creatiag the legend .that the only proinises Hitler ueyer 'breaks are his ugly, ones, is one of the main ob- jectives of Nazi propaganda. •"Our strategy," Hitler Old Dr. Her- mann Rausehning in 1933, "is to'destroY misdirect traffic, to tapping military the enemy arom. Within,. to eep.quer him wires, and iesuing false orders. Nazi 1 contradictions oT feeling, indecisiveness, through himself, . . . Mental, confusion, agents else ahelpea spread panic :amine : these. tire our weaPons." - a 1 of his behind the front by telephonine • fal-e °Pe e s a I • simPlv by driving rapidly throligh a ea 1 psychological warfare: will open the eVee of some of my idealistic American I taliaaatekir F.oree:„ or to neglect the.pos- evacuation orders to. local officials, where it would be foolish to tlesPise the sibility- of iGerinan air reinfeecements to 'Italy. But at least it is now true Ihill,---:With -life- invtiltiable-aidintande from eutside resenrceseon, which ' we caii Counts we can attain this parilaa . . . delay the battle. • naLondon -se ea-a-.-ALBERrie, 117/Z7rEl PIM" *.(`Sintroe. Beformer)--- Durine the. receut strike of Lake Brielfish7.)rineg, the enatement wan made that a considerable portion of tile • Whitefish trade *of the New Yerla mar. ket had been lost to Alberta fishermen. No doubt quite a few laymen wondered from what part of Alberta. • whiteasn , were eecured. Many had heart/ of "'Social 'Credit Suckt.rs," but few were aware .tinit the hiselous whitefish in. ilabiten any waters la Alberta.' , the Aberhart-ruled provinCe is a large - one and up In tile northern' Section Lake Athabaslca, Singularly enenge the last ,issue of Maclean's Magazine earried an interesting reference to the, tremendoos quantities of lake trOut and Whitefish which ;are taken from Lake Athabaska. The commereial fishermen ifilliige-laWats-warketeldeareeensiderahha_. difficulty and it is a -tong' way to ,market, .but evidently they are able to coMpete with the Great &tikes trade in. _important ,eit. r lea n markets. FRIGHTFUL, (Wiartou Who) The Croderidi Signal -Star, cOlnment- ing. on the filet that Canadian warships are to be -called after 'the 'Canadian wildflowers, suggests that "Daisy." and "Violet" would be rataer mild for fight- ing ships and thtnks "Ragweed" raig14 Puteseme felfr,inni It wou.ld into • the hay fever addicts, and how about ‘*Liverwort," "Stink 1Vved" and `iDevirS Paint Brush." We iniaelne n --vessel bearhigelawn on ono with the insignia. Stiiikwted would lie feArSOille„ ? The first seat rewseasyation for the pageant at the Cant Ian National' Ei- hibition' this year arrived at the Ex- hibition offices last alareh. It came from Santa. Monica. Ilalifornia„. , .Diarrhoea Dysentery • If you are suddenly attacked`with • dia,rrh,cea,. dysentery, 'colic, cramps or pams in the stomach or bowels, or any looseness of the bowels do not waste valuable tithe, but at.once pro- • cure a bottle of Dr. Fowler's tract' of Wild Strawberry' and see " hew quickly it will eye you relief: feunded. It „must not be forgotten that we have far " to go before _numerical parity. is attained, .if only because we haVe to supply the Mediterranean froilt, .village shouting, "Get out, the Germans . .- ....„- • . areecoming." •.- ' " - L'Ill-thelisfeliolkicearatfaek aiii Prance - the -Nazis Used -drawing-room spies" to launch whisperin,g campaign§ ea war., The Nazi objective th. the United I heard many defeatist rumors ---:the 1 States is to hamper prepared,ness pleas, as well as to paralyze' anymove toward great effiseagy. As 'early as August 1939 French army was no good, the Nazis I intervention:by sewing,- internal doubt Neutrals with' German Contnetn were and, dissension. 4.1.nd.,, they are very - effectively doing it. . had mined the Maginot Line; etc.. -1-;Edmond , Taylor, foreign cor- respondent of Chicago Tribune. .UNHEALTHY 'GERMANY , Doctor Martin Gumperte-eformerly Mende who have, abdicated morally in the. faee of Europe's tragic problems. -For inekraerinan-a.seenerywhereeisenthe Germane are waging then' psychological often enlisted. unwittingly to spread suth rumors -of dlectrical. air mines, terrific new explosives, "nerve gas" and the famous "seeret weapon." Ger- man agents are- carefully schooled in the art of dropping such dark hints _head of the Berlin City dispensary for ahatillIciii,anaroepefnreqtuer:atlty. more. terrifying the deformi.V. diseases, , in the Reader's Dtaaefrteabaaatlte fretitieutly-repeate • Before their actual subjueation, Hole 'argument, "But when all is said .and land and Belgitim were calculatedly done, Hitler did transform sick and sposetled red chili sante really do look tiarrorimed bY formidable troop eon- degenerating people into a healthy and • ". and thinking of the thrill of. eentratfons and series of carefully vigorous nation." The facts collected . . . Apooniug% them Out. over golden -brown fried hem on a frig,hltlay in the winter, that's-boupd to _comes__ - • AMERICAN YOUTH • (Chicago News) „ • • . The presence of 14300 University of Chicago slimmer students at an 'en-, thusiastic. 'England Rally""is one augury -of the changed sentiment of voting :people toward the war. -few mon ths ago -sueh, demonetee e uppoi might. only have been expeeted for a perm, ineeting."10 keep Ainerica out of war:" • - • , • ' ' . , -t t 0 1 ly more damage on the C'ontinent than the 'German bombers are, doing, in I. Britain. Germany has more enaehinea, When. thieveS. fall Qut-minest Linen. but Britain has .be-tter machines, antll .sttidept groups,. like ' most of -their. . get., their.. dile. The atia.ge applies to I better' men. - The iriVitqing (ierinalls are 1 eldeiee have adopted the realistic view nations as well, and the 'situation in i hardlyagiVen a chance to deliver their' the 'Balkans is an exaniple. 'tussle, bombs before they. are pounced upon ,Germany and Italy would ail like iO., by lli,oliting planes, and theY seldom hit' , • inerease their inthience andeidd to their ' -territory itx that region, but eviclehtly they, eannot agree 11P0t1 ,a, (11-Flgoll. of the spoils, and in the meantime the little eountries upon whom. eovetous eyes are ; turned remain In coinparatifee security -eat any rate, tile:n hive sotrit) choice is to which of tbe. marauding nations is to be be allowed 'to onerrurt them. 1 their targets. They British. bonibets, having so wide a territory to range, that oar real problenais to keep war out •of -America. 'rade is What the paeifists thetnselvea sineere ones -a -have always' really meant. Their programs in the past have actually tended toward' making up the are. not sO quickly detected and tan talte vietims of aggression. But that has time to -fiad.their targets, and we, have net been altogether theirtown fau1t. no doubt that they are eauaing im- 'Cannily it has been the fault of ahresed propagandists and fifth eolumn'- inensie damage to German material and isee Who hane made' these people their to German morale. dupes. The Chiengo grOup adopted a • Leon 'Trotslik, living Irt 'dang3?rens • exile in -11exico City, was killed last1 week with a picItaxe Wielded by a sup- PoSed friend. ;Trotsky was one of the leaders in the Ruseiart revolution of 1017, ,but he Was unable to get along ivith Stalin., and not only was he exiled. ftrotn dlossia but he Iived in constant , danger of aseasination. One of the • originaI Befdievletin he charged Lenin' syecegeOre with departure :from the , true doetrines of world revollatIOrt, and, • as co often happens to vialent revoln. tionists, he was himself victim of violence. A.ccording to The lk)runCa Star; tit* lishnecietifiste have .for the first titan been making a ctudy of the distribution. of blood types through, iGreat Britain's population. Their findings, reported in the niagazine Nature, howthat Scot- tish blood is similar to that of Iceland'e people who are descendants from MO .• ° COMMENT JUgTIFIED' • ollingwood Mnterprise-linilet id) The ,Goderich Signal -Stair e'dmplitins that millicme have been expended in building the deluxe Queen -Elizabeth highway while othet reads, amongst thAn the Blue Water highway,. have been eadly negleeted. It's hope ia that with two airfields loeated beSide it some attention will be given in the near future. The highway is muelt travelled and deserves betterments that will make It inviting .to theetouriettraffic, whieli mines that Way from. Sarnia and is making its way to the Georgian 'Bay eount10;7. The Signal -Star is right and quite justified in its. ,comment. Highways of the importance of the Blue Water route deserve consideration and departmental action. • tion urging full and immediate aid to* Britain "to guard Anierican shores MCI invasion." This puts 'the situation in its real perspective: Who doubas that 11 'voieee th.e thoaghts of vast • majoelavaof young' Americans? - It expreases the spirit shown by other ,youne p6ople flinating. by the thousend, NI our' reaerve officers' training, campe and aivstudent centefA. stagemenaged "border incidents."' In by. Dr. Gumpert • from the scientific January, a plane. carrying twe German Publicatioimapf 'Germany, uncoVer-lhe offieers was "forced down in Belgium tragedy of a nation, , Which, he dahlia, By chance" they had with theirlen:- is breaking downeplaySicallya oral iStafts plans for. - the invasion of - p l'Inatilins, in, illustrated maga.zines, in. Belgium. •Meatisvhile Nazi agents had 1 the massed spectacles of 'Party confer - been distributing swastika:backed Bel.: i eves,says this former German doetor, Main -flags- to Belgian stadiers with -hi- I "youth -•• oecupies the foreground." *structions to show them to the Germans Youth, according to NaZi propaganda, when they eame. Then they would nit I forms the'. happy, healthy, enthusiastic be molested, • Children of the Nordic super -race. . Sometimes' the hints -were leSs subtly. -What . are the facts?, Theeolittre In Oslo • the flight before. the Nazi ill, range of children'a$ infeetious.diseases, vasion, . the. • German.aminiater's , Nor, .sucli. as scarlet fever, spinal meningitis, w-egian guest's were- entertained bY the; and infantile paralysis has, increased Nazi film ",Baptism --by Fire," showinae' remarkably. • Diphtheria mortality. is. thea. most gruesome -aspects _ o2. thi nOW ' four' times that of the . United destruction of Poland: This honer I' States; This Waft. equate? which gave., ,filur, whleh shocked even Nazi arida leliplitheria', inti toxin to the world. 1 ences, was also showei to Iliilltan., MIMI -Itieketa, ala disease due to deficiency in and Ifelginat diplomats, and- to tight- certein. 'foods, :has .shoWn an appalling lipped Italian officialn as part of their I increlase. ' In Dortmund. 112I five per' -moral educiitien" to keep Italy in I cent. . of the ehildren have. rickets; . line. It isa I suppose, the claasic ex. , in -Munich oalaathree and .o.ne-lialf per i tunige of 1Preor OrePaganda.' : 'cent,, are free frein the syminonne • A. similarly appalling lieWS1Tel. or I In his roll caul of the Hitler Youth,. . the destruction of Rotterdam; taken 141 1038, Di. liaerz writn's :. "The tegistra- cameramen who jumped with tile para., , tion of foot deformities shovved that chutistsi was wiaely. ,shown. .Their i more than e seventy Per cent. of the pictures:give the Impression that there 1 youth of • both sexes had splayed, Wftg• 4ot a single house- left untouelnet I twisted or fiat ..feet." The Laber. Sere In tine eity.. Artually the Nazis did not] Vice reported that ninety pet cent. of itS demolish the entire town, It - would / nien. suffered from fallen archeg' and have, been .clistly and needless. But) flat feet. . •, as a purposely nightniarish ".ohjeet1 . A report published in e'. German lessen," to ' break, the sPirit 'of the metlieal journal, 1939, _referring to the Datele the Nazis. picked burone limited! health of'young People in the Univers).- sector of notterdam, and methodically ties says : "A review of medical reports pulvertz(,d 11 house by honse. The tee .02 . the last four years Indicates a ,sult was so impressive that time French marked physical 'deterioration of ma- censorS suppresaed ' the Duteh coma terlal. In the last year the incrense 'of 'When you 'nee "Dr. Fowlers" - you are uot experinienfing with somee new and untried iemedy,` -but en() that has stood the test of time; ,one, that had been on. the market for ,the past 94 years. .Beware of .substi- tutes. They , may be dangerous 15-' your heath.. a' ee•EletifIlr-FrovlerV! And • T116 21,14burn Co, Ltd., Toronto, Ont:, • ANAblAtr: olr CO PA N I E S,. 1. 1 IA T_E A I "Dernoeraey can't appease- It,, Inumaille describing it. . heart complaints has been most alarni. must ly,end the k1140 10 -himor oppoge At least two French towns, nvreux in The number of students not in him." The sPeakeltv virb* said -.this .10 1111141 Beauvais, were also bornbed4,4,11e. 'condition to meet the sports schedule the K"Iiieogo meeting watt wildly aP- pla tided, Americant Youth hag never boon of the kmaeltending variety, and anyone Is mistaken who thinks that members of 0111:ratite:11 "yotitli movemente" are an exeeption. - ' • ' GAIN IN CANAL TI{AITIC (Yeivi.WA August '24. -The I)omill- ion Bureau of Statietie.e reported today TROUT -SEASON, EXTENDED tetal freight traffic through the Welland The (mein season for 'trout in 'Ontario 'illitlealilli-Inl'TulY 41"11ilt.91 1.* t '32° 1 R32 , bee been extended 10 September 15, a tone, eomparetl with 1,0a9,'N,2 In July hoist of lift(.Et . lifts,,, tiatik5 ,to re. last year. loreight through the .Sault 14te. Marie (qinais amounted to 13 84a, , , storking lo,c" the Provinetal Department MI tons, compared with 01307,606, and of «ante and lilisheries, 11 was an through. the St. Lawrence canals 1,20, - flounced at Toronto last week. 061, compared with 1,110,143. Monstratively" until scarcely one stone has (thinned dtt the last two 3 -ears." remained standing on another. guch The :Nazi reghne has broken down ,over-bintibing, though wasteful miltthe laws 'forbidding',ehild labor, White laxity, the "Nazia regard as veer useful 'school attendance is compulsory to the morally, beeause the story aluelya gets age of fourteen, this regulation Is around and awes people by Its vision evaded by the allowance of apprerttiee. of anocalyPtie devastation. ship employMent at thirteen, If the littler's theory that (m114'1(4011;5, qe-efu elilIdi continueto attend school. ingly gratuitous violence is really an The former eight.thour day for adults eeonomy, explainswhy some observers, has been replaced by the ten to fourt6en like irtyself, rolled along la refugee hour eontinnous ehift. 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