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TITORSDAY,E131IVA_RY 22nd. 1045
Current'ilieWS. on. the War
TIIE rusiti ittitirTMGIIOUND ineittde very'little territori of Ger-
, • „ Wally proper. it will Stretch from
,This ;yar, elY to end on. "a,"" the eeetera tip., of :the Lake Of Ooze.
to United definite date. True/ it will be OVer',!...iitance, to the approaches of Graz
hi
i Styria.' It will. caver the whole...high
uot writu, °tope v eixua territory ,of the Alps from
the mount:al
rfor nail" Pritctleal puf eSes after
SWLZOrland ettetward.
and 7.1laltnlielt, bat 'Organized fighting 'give"it an approximate length. of 280,
may still go on for another yeai; „miles , and an , average Width- Of !IVO
More in a last corner of Ditler'S de- miles, and total area slightly larger
funet European fortress. -r„, • . ", than that of SWitteriaad. No big city
It wont he like the.last Witeu is Pleaded,. On:0er ,Ot
the war. 'was officially .over on Novenk sized; towns. There are some' fertile
per 41,1filSt.„Z_Tlas time there'..are tee italless' alee,- hitt the regkei is net self -
Many Germaus, who • reeliZe that eati.7. artflielent;. especially- if --an.---arimy--of
'Ore means _death, tOn, -Many finial:hags some. 20(000' "men is t� be "fed, to-
freM liberated coiintrIeS whose sole Other" with a Wore of thonSands of
hope , refuge front, ithe Nazi higlvops With,' their .families, in -
gallows that awaits them at home. eludiug the -ere= of the quieling0
This time the •NaZi$ 1410W that the front, all :liberated, Countries -Laval,
War triminals Will he brought to trial, Paveliteh, etc. -who might
not forgotten as they were after 1918. All., seek their last- refuge fthere..,
Noe, can • the - after trying to Praetleally all , the ..upper strattiM
establish themSelves as the "master of the Nazi "leadership is likely to
'" d tO deatrOY Peeples, fOliOW laud, thimpler late* the
minintakis;"--- Whoever- has reasons
believe ' that Capture Means .death aad•
that he is listed among the war crim-
inals Stake ail on that last. cad.
All. the ether iveh-gangsters, especially
the Gableiters frau inside • and out -
:aide Germany, are bound to throw in
their lot With Himmler. It IS ilelt
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. • - • . • beneneent, exid . we • call. Only liepe
VW
. =maw. roVP3 . ', tilo if.woi etinAinUe'Oo.
NOW :it is' the 'Canadian's. Who 'int( it wittie-titeoppetethag-io.--likaux
, .
bc keeping the watch on the Rhine. heard 'gen. Dr. Vivian, Ontario . Min-
ister of Health, speak Ia. Grederich.„ ,,A
Another "cut . in . the 'Snear- ration! few weeks ago to learn that the sehente
It will be more. 'difficult, than ever to of health promotion :Which , he pie-
•Iteep MOO., -tiXrdi So ',tilt:idly( aud in so inn& detail
. . has.' been Indenuitely postponed. "Itt
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mother -sign of swine; Tile oNe. the. "speech from the ''Vhrone" at the wfiole Bitier
7 blue aud.white marker on the Occasion, 6001114 ef.° the legiSlatute last • week
‘at automobile. it was stated:that owing to "total lac ran . .
- o , .0 i of reliable •Inferination as to -the coSt eRlOerte be treated like ,"-offieeis and
Ot OPerating comprehensive curaave rtlen*u• 9.31eY have nothing to lose
•.1101ting",, to the death, and theY, '
health services" and "shortage. of per- always hope that events May take a
Sound" there is ao present p4eSsilail.- turn .enahringthent,at some future time
.ity, a , Makbig...the,:se eervices generaily' ,taeaOrhikse , jihoe:ehealehrtae:h.0*.-Wht 41.704' Ilseigejs
hoarse by repeatinic after eyerY freSh.
applicable throughout the PrvinCe."
This,_intwever, 'wilt not preveont the diSaSter that ther,will'hever surrender„tain whether a large number of, out-.
Conuty of guroa freM, gepig- ahead it is likely that they "mean it. .1 'standing , . German nailitAry leaders
The light Will be Carried on by would cheose to take part in a. cam -
with its health nurse seheme; and per -
Hitler's Elite. Guard, the , SS,. troops. paign which .would he ahnost exclusive-
liaps-it IS- just- as. -well --that leetd,healtk It.. is.. .uoteworety., 'tilat,....44oe the be' Ay,au 88 affair. , paly:aucu weurnmeht
PI:Weds, ...froin whidi valyame ,experi- ghiong Of the Russian offensive ' very generals . AS htiVe reeentlY-ShOWn'ttm
ence InaY be-hade*slie,iiild. Precede the: little has been heard :of the SS troops they . identify' themselves "unquelifiediY
col the Eastern PrOnt.. Nazi propa-, with theNaziregime, can be e.xPeete.tt
more ambitious Provincial prottect, . ' pude_ 7has..: beat lavisltlY ..extollingto follow Hitler and Himmler to the
*- ' ' bleeciS. Of heroism -,brthe ',Velontscht last. ',.;--
faraiers ' -- ----
"Ontario 4imillg
rn" "th,e.Y.. ;(the, regular. army) and the Volks- • It-vvetild,' be comparatively -easy th
to such' au eitent that it is bland sttirra (the Deine Guard but -hardlY defend this "fortress" for a .verY. long
lanci
unit has been mentioned. It time. with Some twenty -divisions,. pen.,
its productiveness? This was the an s$
looks as if the Weiarreacht and. Volks-. 'haps .mucirless, behind the -formidable
charge made by Dr. E. S. Archibald, sturm are being deliberately sacrificed :barrier of the gigantic Chain of central'
k Dominion experimental inrrear-guard Actions while Iiiinaler's and eastern , Alps. In the , south the
director • . o
f., ; piCked4-army of Nazi fanatits• are for natural' defenses' of these* motintains
a.rras, in areeetit address. He sttited
productioli ii sent mainly in. charge of keeping. Jhave long since beet strengthened with ,
.erally the, Nazi prisoners, make it "their ,I.
as reported; that constaat
down-bY. their mere preseace and,'. if Wan -Made torts.. „Even after the :Allies Blacii ReiChSwehi, and the early SA.
.of "cash crops!' stich as -corn and wheat
UecesearY, • shooting--theffeezieg and clear the„ Lombardy plain they -would ha„smesS ,t> behave."eerreetlY" toward ,„angs.,
the camp authorities and guards. They .'" l`Traitors 'will be _punished by -
depreciating the quality ,Of the soil, to Later On, when the acthal front col- the Brenner Vass, before -reaChing the are.. clean, alert, well . disciplined, and the "veh'me cm -tits!! was a 'slegan4 lj,Y1 ,
eveiybody praises their wallingness to
burns up vital organic- :matters' and -is starving civilians' in tita...1arge "eitieS.• still ilave to conquer the approaChes. to
,and. surrender lei local° front Inn Valley had northern, Tyrol -with
co-operate. in practical' mutters; - , whieh all 'peace -1003g' and democratic."'
coronaanclers opens a • way into the its ca'pititl,' Innsbruck. From, the north
.Sources, repert that American military
many , minded' Germans- were terrerized, For
6Veryonep.was..ii "traitor" who desired
a dangerons degree." Tens of them- lapses
'Optarici, .he said; had beconae- so run are likely to retreat *swiftly SoutliWard '4/though not quite ' so teugh because,
with Nazi , priseners, and "that they L
- • _
a Lgeiluirte !Understanding with Ger-
forther ' enenliesi-.'or ' the eel" -
aids ofacres in some parts Of Western heart .of Germany, these. SS- formations the problem Would look the Axel -
authorities . have very little. trouble
dont through-. oil starvatiOn pit the to a ' region ;already' selected as the *of- the sthaller Width and height :of the
%find it hard to 'believe. that those pleas- In"7'.
theatre. of , operations , in" Europe. Bali',arian" Alps. • 'ant bo are 'so different fkonl.. sofidation of Germany's progressive ,
farmers were' not pearly' as prosperoiis 'last
murderers of Maidanek, ••• ' tire elements, .... The World . duly_ noted: the
-The Nazi ,prisoners of a§sassination of' the Catholic 'leader
. .
— That last 'caner' Of Hitler's • ---7 or -Alost irninerable would be the, north-
. .that there -is" little sense war knew Mathia§'Ilrzberger and, the denioetatic
hi. waking FOreign. 'Minister 'Walther. liathenan,
:
as tlle-Y were twenty or thfrty . yehrs tather of ,lairentlefs---PfettteS§" °W_ill eastern' and„easterit side of the quad -
ago.* This, it tine -and DT, Xrehib.ale • Tangle,. whioh N $ilso the mose7vital.
life miserable' -for the camp authorities:
slapuld know " what he is talkbag" t,theut ;.-
• ,--- ,side; ' because it include§ the last iiqop init. it, failed to •recognize tbe signifie-
Wherever - opposition te . Nazism. 4P- murders whieh. inevitably!: broke tlae ' "FOR PIPEOR i
for the Productiveriess of th'e "ioil is the
basis- of -, the ' prosperity of all: . Mapy . ..............7.7. ....... ,
1' PAIL OSIFEB OF LAZY MEADOWS
"and Carinthia . and the foundries and.
arms faCtories of Steyr and 4i.lagen-
the -Coal mines and ' iron Ore uf, .5tyria
pears in the' ranks, it is mercitessfy
stampe4 out. - :".0-nlyil` after The Nev demoeratic. backbone of the eountry.
We shall see a ye -emergence of - these
of •thg IllanY minor ° vehmie
-is, a• matter of . Concern' not only to
. , for 6andtieting such 'a war- ot siegt:
sOurteS• OV° raw. materials , neeessasy
their .fellow -Prisoners, under -control. 'ance 11511.1.1NIG YOUR' 0,W.N
Their prineiP41. purpose is to
The President and i)iregtor$ o „
WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS 01''‘APAI',41,Y 'LIMITED.
miner$ PUFtty.Figti'r art4. i!nrity Oat$
d'nnolince that. the Company's .Name has ,been changed .to
Putity 1114)%ii ills thrtited
as pe.b„„,„, 4915,,
,A.Iiled•drives on Gerniany front east
and west have made sneh progress that
frem the air a 'filer ean see action, op,
beth fronts at .tlie same, time. The'
. Nazis find the territory in which they
- can:toperate more and more constricted.
BOW different tioni"the time when, they
iireutr swashbueldlugr* over-j.11-1.0Pe
with nothing. to. binder them. !
' *. * *
-:-..0e,Ueial:-.1,1e- Ganile-is not inereasing
'''.hiS Titaiiire :Mir rffeetf for, Ns country
. .. . _ , . . .
byLbehayiug-as he:is-doing 'cir,".7,,•:inclecd,
*he has done ever sintre-thefreerVem-
of rTanek was assured. Instead of
,
. exhiliiiing gratitude for what has been
• -Ilene for France, he acts as 4f he and
WS. aold.te.r• band jiad done it alt the:M.,
selves, The Big Thiee. have- no Nvi4
. .
-
to humiliate' bus;, that IS something. he
is ,doing for himself,
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'
.,, • According to **a recent Gallup poll
:more Canadians': would like to -live in:
' 4:Vlancortver . than in .aay - .otherl, Of
Canada' s largest :cities (Montreal,
Teronte . or .Winnipeg); The Van-
couver. climate ,was probably the • de-
• tern:ailing factor in the poll.' , It would
be interesting; though, to krtow , what
the .restilt would be if Canadians ,were
polled" on the, question whether they
"would prefer 'hiving in any large City'
or ba'alanitiller. -city Or town.
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The Teronte, Star is in favor -of the
.gX,P . Lawrenee • SettWay -project. The
• Star Says Toronto `iwtiiiidiprofit.ky the
ech.eme." ' .11.6Wever (according to, The
•,- Star), 'tallish 'interests ' Which. have Op-
.. Posed it before will oppose' ii. avatar
-Thete'S the ilogtown Spirit 'once More.
• It is all right for Toronto to wish to
,..prent by a scheme mitach will cost' the
. '70' it,nt,ri.,,-,IrundredS of inilliens. of dol,_
','-lara; hilt .any oppesitiort -4,0 'die ;scheme
' COMO frorn,"selfish interests." •
(mu farms a',greater proportion Of theli
'
"Drew Must Ge 1!,', the advertise- :-.• .,,
rv..quirernentai with Just 'enpugh. Of:the api•ile Picking is at its:Peak. Venus, regions during- the - winter. lias just
meats•rof Atte taber-Progressive party cash crops to piirchases.an. OecaSionar a delicately . spotted Holstein with,
Italian frontier jrom Mont Blanc 'to
been demenstrated alon,,- the Vranto-
qat:' ,y1.1. .totOiv, may' be old -, enough to new .inaplement. or provide for °diet, ,royah,,, breeding baCk in. her aneestO
sonae .Ple.ce, usually falls on the *Ice the Riviera; where the ,Germans bold
'remember that is what Oliver Mowat's urgent needs, instead of fattening bank the inountaila •passes and forts With a
---L- --- .. ;ePPerienta.used to say of .hirn, "Mowat dePosits'. at .the expense of the soil. ' "It. helplessly until !somebody* cOmes alto& few thousand 'Men • sufficient to corer
each winter and then- just stays there
*Eit.„ 0.6"*Itirthe.'cry:o'f-Oiltarie-Con- Is a -big question - ,-,-And a mest-irepertant We have a little brOwn* grade heifer, nearly 300 miles •• of front line. .•
called "Mell?Co by ,'Mti3. Phil 'for setae' Ihe*Niikia also. have anether weapon.
hlit Mowat -didn't go until .he retired glec,ted if . Ontario:, farms are in the, reasen Or !other. This:- *heifer- has
Allied* countries have been.
iieliv,ative.4 . in - election :j. after ' •electiOn, cne, . one : which cannot safely be ne-
kaviays eeep, one of the better.lbehaved. ages from
Since D-day all" the main Political
voluntarily and undefeated , after being peril to which Dr. Archibald points'. ,aritturS in the stable. • When I Viebt Moved by .the deStapo from' various
•.1 at the head of '. the ..,o4;Trelikeht of , What have our Huron- farmerw,to. .saY, Out , the 'other day :slit,- was 1-411.ffAllg parts of -the- 'Reich: 'Into this Alps
- . ,
•
7 Ontario . for tweety-four yeirs. . So I abein. It? • , - ... ,
., and gruntiag and the eyidenee .tram .O.tiadrangle. Paul Renaud, . Edouard
• the cry' "Drew Must Go!" doesn't - . _....--2.........— - °
. .
. the stall te :the .passageway .disclOsed. ;
that 41.1ie 'he'd been liairing ,.a thidnigiit Delbes were
Deladieri: ' Gen. • Galilean,. and . Yvon
ken from Koebigstein'
-necessarily mean ,AnYthbAg. . GOVOR1S.TIVIEN'T . geri!ik P.-441 in Salony •to it winter sports resort in
.4. • .0 * There is a tread of Canadian think-
, been too -much fel. her. . ...- ,
saacIt'-'-and evidently the
Vorarlberg, Where-: they,. have probably
, . . .
. been Jellied by Edouard' Herriot • Also
• The---Listowei."...Banner tells of a ing tharshOuld be ausing Canadians The Veterinary Handbook confused;
. me ,l'a *My...panic, and I called l';'e• Leon. Bluth and his wife, kept segre-
' .1 NirilSort,A.P,Cala.e alOng; 'PhetO-1.1.ds aro gated Xis -Sevii.7from. the -other Pro:Leh
";:i..•,..-.414pill.,,r --thero-_who-have....!,thaileda.,-,parcet* --Pod ,sleal. of ,conceril._ ..,•It is _the
.i.i..•06kik to . their. son la the Canadian tendency to look upon oil- goVe'fifineff bad and he littif illitteinty- tratifig-lier ,sta-f6...fr,zonet.8.:;,wei,,..6 veciiight, r.fici,_.
itiVr ,O-YereealEt; -1Ind: of . aUT,these --.0rar • 'lie drencEed her with a dose and in. Thuringia to the Starnberg Lake in
the Bavarian, foothills., it wonld not
. • .
as At were something_idifferent
_ . - .
Crae ,:liareel has' been : lest in . transit from ourselves, some great and de-, the process's of helPing';hini-1 took ti
_ ois..40:_,,thic._evideuce,:ut,the_olichuity, tacked Santa (liana of wheni„, ,. we eau drenching. but mihe • Was external
teake-iilliterti-of-deniandsWithOut=the-_-while.,'hers_veas-- internal, - _--- - - ' _ gbina, , whose , place; of detention is a
be surprisiug, if -King Leopold of Bet:.
.
of the postal Service. ' Not every family restraints: imposed by the recognitied 'Wilson took ti looraround the stable close secret, had been -taken to one of
„.fiii.,.ir i:icie'n ,s9 'Dicky with -, its parcels; that the people themselves ure, the and .Old Saltfape, a mournful crittur. his favorite_ peacetime holiday resorts
. irtit in nearly fall „cases,. Probably, any purchasers of * '
„..,„„.. ,,,„ the. very gifts that. this Was leaning tip against the side of the in the. Dolomites, So as to, combine the
terinreef pareelS toarrive is due - "1"111.
, not ,,..,•"" "."' stall, looking 'lice the prOtattet . of It
Claus provides. -- - - Gestapo's -farseeing purpose with a
67,..fir.„..„ _,,,,tyllen,,ze_omic -of the _.Govermnent hypocritcal gesture of courtesy.
to any '.-fa'illt... on Oill'iiiiifiThIlh7 Week4ofig aleohelic- bout. ,Iielistened ,
!"`" or the a$ al-elifify•-ofitsgir We Ciliefliegrt-on-pnise-or:,somethittg-au -t----f.t.4.-is.--Xfot -improbable-;that -Admiral,
'start,' hilt to ,improrier4.pa,eiting, faulty e , , agerons will4-the- shook his head. Old. Said:ice A
4a- •Horthy .is , also kept -somewhere in
•
' addressing, or to, some accident beyolti wisp' ,Q3repillhg"i4iSter . Rutledge says in. pnemnonia. ' We had to .get more.. theic regioiisi_, Nor Would it Pbe 'in-
credible
.• the 'control of the mail 'service, such as Liberty inagazme4 ' . ' medieine out ;4.ild. I vent the night.
. ,
Ze'ntlearr;azit:icionnaptpehed eve of
., - • - ,, . '- The Government or the State exists catching a . few winks - "of sleep oii lush*
the loSS of •,il. ship carrying .Mails,' d — Christian and the Whole royal Danish
' .! .0" • .... -le , as a group of men Charge.. with. ear -some .blankets in the horse stable and _ '
ing the 'reSpensibilities, delegated o., then doming my two charges. , ,
' fantily and conveyed them to the .84w
* • 'WAR STRATEG)/..,,, 44aga4lenSsPte.ratlit%'irQbevoi'n9uasulYerotrus.14°Iin13ttn-ilgongige. fteannsat7efar NmsitztlirS .°t bis _ t reliable;
They cannot luittete A seCent)j PhaSe. by istration. that ginimier hes trained
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going on hi the Alps. ..,
One period of Gernian imPerialist'' veurcie e9eirts, in 'Oerraany On a far
.....
,
-The New York ThileS ,Xagaziae. 'activity ' *III *live .delitlitely ended. greater Seale. It IS for their ;admin.,.
ANTHER . mist or NAZI POST -
Dr.. Goebbels has been carefully range plans eau be. laid, and the trita- • The ,NaZie UPS that after five' years.
. . c.
fostering eh() • idea, hs,, direct. and. in.„ ary conclitioas for their success, :just ,have .passed they will 1.10 -Ye 'achieved. -
direct toeautit -mut Nazism wilt win .wage as it was before,- Wel he, the flniniall their ;first aim--rtite PhYsical deStrue--
A 1000,...deopoitte -underggoinind battle material" at hal* -The chief concern tiOn Mut Moral intimidation of."aatt-
linthi,i,a4rtutihoso in the
ttaetr: Ithiteolileramtau,„1 then, of the' surviving: Nazi leaders, imperialistic, anti-lklitzVfOr4a lii ,Ger-
observers in Ulla conntry take it, quite Junkers,
ewris4 ' inhltle":1aUsh4ltd.$)''4;°'114ncl ' Olittirdnalall; :.1311;inallii41:0;"'-trssi.l'acY'sn.idg'Pri:4neyetiVe. •I'lh'opr:letig:b9inneet,(1°bye 7tGhtimeellri
Ger-
for granted that- ginanier is : Auoing tighten their *Tip on the Gerniaa
oiminuteoeenptarpope,artaitieen8i3sto4rnatratrottirmitiinegr luasses. . .., - . - , time Atheriean and British troops will
Youth- into guerilla, bands Which will ground gangs will operate amid the
For; a 'while, perhaps; a few under -
their. hideouts in the Mountain§, the 'rains .of GermanY, arined deSPeradoest _have gone home, .liesnyed of " the'. ea..,
'The' Nazis, unfortunately, have no not aCtually dangerous:. for the Teat
to lose. They will e a nu :nice but heusted by thevar and busy with their• •
l'iQned -thrieollatiner, Germans
expect in Gerniany is foimd. here in the ,a 1)10 01 of Lha political struggles in „ • * ...,*--Tlie Nation (New York)
Vh 1/ b pi .. 61111:ctet,ve Belgium, and
vveso, awl, ,the big cities. . . i wan crireinals who have nothing ' more resist Allied occupation forces from
such intention. They will , emerge Nazi Germany will not be dwn reconstructiOniu will relax' their
gists' can again begin te .prepare, fitep
vigilaate. Then . the, German. nation-
ici*--defeAtivitil4fial8q, names jind 49i.e'e 94
forged dgeutiientsas, winitig, setvozts .h71.114 „ SIAM, .._...The, ;teal 4,!,4resistanee" .1)Y' step, the Moral and material re -
of the,oceupation authorities. Theyt
polite, decexit fel- 'will be -planned by other ,:leaders.* -and armament ' Of "the.".-0-erteali-Patible -
carried out by the, strategy of "co,
Allies in, the complioated task of pr milted; '47vea e eouraged, to. ease - the 4aetkirS--tile. degree . of . unity. among
ofteeation." - " eople vvill be Per.-: tl, e rads on ,two closely related. .
, How far this Nail -strategy,,.;witi
lows Who-Vvant4nothing,bat to: help Ple,
Wilt...be agreeable,
:venting Tit*, anarchy, chaos. By ap- , ,,,,40g. 34:,_
ica.L.,burdeini of the occupation the in 'Allies and the use the Allies
pearing. to Serve -the --Allied, admixiis- ' "
itlicirities; But iiiii .afteinpe. 4C.Erike'Vt'allitt-fa:Seist faces 'w.ithin4er42.-...--
trusted- colleagties, ;, - - .4, . ' structedr and punished In/ . death, deal with the. reitetionary-eleinent.
le eomthunion * Will be. ' Ob. Many.' A- Policy of appeasernent,- a•
A pkrtial analogy to what' we May thr ugh' the "vehine,'" or secret courts- the cblintry, will amount to vensor-
Ilieseiso-called "vehme" eputtS Were ship of' the '
tration .faithftilly, theY • will:become lb; .
,c4oniau prisoner.of_wai. eau iiis. GI4,,. . , 4 b the
ik ,. the
,.....__.Ntx,zis pkt-war drect, ms. -
GerxiienY after the rirst , World War.: . .........
and were use 7 e re erns, , . ' , •
THERE IS
NO OTHER
TOBACCO:
Wcatee
•farmers bp.t t� everybody in Ontario,
11 York Times told the story "Jo ;January
,have wondered, no dbubt, how 1.olig the By Barry ,T. • Bode, ?,
This problem of amis. supplies (and' did people begin to. , realize the_ extent I ........*-...........................,........,.....,......, ,
•
gra.iinrewing , districts ,,of Western COW TROUBLE ,
petrol and Xood, teo),„Vould be, indeed,
which She Nazis have been subjecting • '
of the moral and -physical terror to
,Canacia tepid :Pio on shipping cut• -•Of I was just about the end of DaY the - 'nest difficult fOi the Nazis to11
-
their fellow -prisoners -threats' . Of .re-*
the country hiuldredis of "millions solve. :We Qau asstune, however, that .
prisal after return to Gerniany; . in-,"
•bUshels of wheat.year after year With- "A
ef Patience last week, having diseovered
a ,,,eep suspicion that I must be about already the Nazi . High. Comffiand has
0._ started hoarding reserves of , arms,
sinnations that exchanged _Prisoners
startling to b,e told that sothething
iS the worst farmer,„In. the '4whole com-
munity. It ali-Started with the'6W.s. series of.._ underground depots within
the ...Alps . quadrangle. Anything they,
wenld ,be held as hostages, • hangings,
out impoverishlag the soil but It munitions, oil, .food and textiles in.:a
would take bliek.te Germany lists of all ,
"lasurgents" and._ that their familieS I
similar is occurring in our .oWn Pre- 'We have IL n'llmber of ;Otte individual-
beatings,- death. ".".4.---': , , •
vince, and Particularly in , Western an of whom at one time Or am:1110r, perbapS much
fare. crittUrs . around Lazy Meadoivs, can' spare at present at the fronts, and.
more, will be,.piled up
i' -The Nazis climbed to power .by the
Ontarro, where farming methods -Were there during the- cmning weeks. ruthless suppression of their "internal
believed to be intelligent above the e* be counted ,On to start ta little
If they sueteeded 'in holding out
Only after the
average. ' . Some farmers argue. , that "gleam/Vint tile the ; grade Jers' ey -witla
ttnheniir would have to come to, a standstill till
-till ' the autumn .of ,1045; operations enemies," whom. they ealled traitors,
Third Reich
oureiCer had. succeeded
eeded, in ,Iriiling,
they should aim to produce on their teWakistellodoseli,eralle'h •ilfsaullanIndititaairegt the spring Of i9 16. The material. lin- imprisoning, or driving out alt, actual-.
&chard *hefl. possibility of any real warfare in such.
or potential defenders of democratic.
. • e through the
challenge' its weaker neighbors -and
socialist, and Piteifist iitinciples did it
later the, great powers Of the world.
The Nazi leaders . ate men of icy •,
mind and brutal will, political" strateg-
ists of the first order. ' They know that I
once their ..armed forces haVe;:•,13„ l'
finally crushed -whether by the fall -01!,
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It ;is Pleasant 'to read of the way
.iii",,crhich Calla -Man seidiers ilritain
and in the,,countries on the .Contieent
whielt they have helPed,te liberate are
:Making, friends with the children, ar-
eatertainments ior . them, giv-
iug.theire, treats, from 'their Own none,
ttio .gertereus' feed Oupplits, arid chum.
Up with then) Serti3 of ways.
It`cexhibitif kindlitiess or heart whieh
• lakes their folks at liorne feel prouder
of, them than ever, and it establishes A
*'Apnttition , and' tor
altioni the peoples OVerSeaS the
Vitittp" of Which, ean hardly be ever-
' ,stlitto.tea. who pitnitoinn boyii
tenth Agitators; bat they turn readily
.1..fre(tn, fighting 46- . exhibit their
•- real, nature irk seeing, that the kiddies
are 'not left filentifess in ivhard'world,
ip • ,
4.(tuSsitt is said to have ,'an attny ;of
twanti millions;. This taeaus that
is the Art:Ingest nation iti
thera• by the people witose united will The vet. came along next day; and
, the poiieles..aad :provides reported" faVorably, .but by that time
the funds for their' administration, In I was . ready to 'let ;him dose me and
aen charged with sueh reaponsibilitles have • the cows stand , Wafeh.' If
we must assume wisdom and abilities had looked after the eoWs' better .• .
.beiond the average of the people -the if I .14d-fixed/ghat. ehitin , if .
-*ViSdOnl- U.- take • the ' people's tangled; 'left the !Oho)) out there;..
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Uncertain "and diirergent-bfoinions 0.d• ose, ", And -hundred other things
shape thein-inte gloat policies that will, ran through MY mind.
closely iippreach "the4 tfe-nd publie The doctor then ;jam: inc he was
•• • , 'ping the Purebred* plaee tf:,see
IV.'hen we. go. beyond that and expect about 'three' sick Cows. Otte of them
:government -to 'Assume all our respons- 'evidently got dut of her - 56111 and
ibititipc and to :Make 'our - lives safe Tanabled around, linaliy landing on her
and secure and bountiful' by legislation", bitek th. /the nariliger.',,'You know, that.
We are eVerdoing".the:Santa Claus at.4
,titude. We are changing eilr2toricerit
goVerninent;,Making It'itatister,rather
than servant, ."...We are, 'tending to create
a totalitarlailfsme..at 'Iltotae we
are .tighting it abroad. .
.*The, eorrebtive of stich , a condition
•",rin, interested; informed. and Inde -
Pendent, pilblic opinion. does
not do to press any ritornelli. toO far,
or to.ASsnme that bee., apse Seme.eriti
whether a person; an orgatitation, or
a party -4'0:m lay, a.,tbiger ,OU weak-,
ness, the pellet', the organization, orlgeverlituent illeome, Or. we must
the Patty may haVe all.the ;wisdom 4nd thittelY face the- tad 'that our dollar
destination; nor. if they transferred
into the Alps" such prominent.regulat
prisoners ,of -war_ aS thesons of Steiln,
.et John Whiant (American ,ainbassa-
dor to ',London), of 'Leon Blunl,,7or
'Lord Laseelles,, a nephew of .the Ring
of Englandi /grapier %Mild , not be
-}linander if did(not try, just before
the end of the 'siege which.he Is pre-
paring. for, a `ratinstrons blackmail arid
: These are rather unpleasant pros-
pects. But the actual. outcome of the.
tver would not be affeeted by such
Nazi pla s.."With nearly the *hole of
cheered Inc. up. They have 4 herds7 oermany. and .of Italy, and the major
. • .
Man. and.- heaven only, knows • hevIr pert Of Austria, Ilintly in.Allied hands,
Many people Working in. their_ barns .the • statdsroen will be *able to tarry
and yet the cows get them into 'out their pOlitietti 'arid economic )?lans
trouble also.
pert it with the oinifortable .theory
that . because We oiire, the .ailoney to
ourselves the size Of tile obligation :doeS
,not 'matter, cannot ,eseape the"ninissail-
able fact that, in the long look, govern.:
.inent spending . must: relate to
rnuiLuruy :Ate world. It is 'lleihaPS not weU1 IthoWledge ' heetilSarY to eorrect the wilt buy 10S -than It does today. ,
., itt4em to be a vietid . power in the fault. A man may ''knoWete ig ilif he Opir .;best ,Ii4Pc; therefore, is that
.,, 11,..1, 34,utith Great lititiiiil lists long may even have a shrewd' auvicion art :the long experience Of the iviloie people
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to the eliarileier of his Illtiblik;' without. .will atinge,014 Santa - .Citellts-.• eoneePt
a. 'World power; but Ito huge mass offeet tt cure, 'There is 110 g rt. i f 6verPpmeeilstilast44;fivIrdilndeeivIrdnaVel "'rile!:
0" the IftliPd 6taf7.68 1.8 666014 either the skill or the irneKviedge to
said, impervions, ahd to -tome 'Minds'. thgt.tib attettiOthig to ebtA,111 14°e li;Hp0"0,8"dbcarilityntbat should abide In them I
Shortcoming weltirty not ilkid cm sel. nn
d,
blinder in attacking it. ,told itpiirj,(174 in gte#tele. or more ‘118:81.0vItilifil.,1:1P 4WYibtlibtiti;ItItilYir ,(',c)engli)4,1e):";:tti(lert
tan „ revolut nary aping*, ,Por, as
is fr*htening. Ilitier Made a first.'
Omni of wesitening it hus 'Made it ini-.1' Theiesis no, prObriblif,ty tha't a gO2v. il%fr. "falpinney farther said: "The 't.' e
meneely stronger.',Th floe' taiga lettritent in fad% or11eovernment in I objeetivee of , post-war erthiting intuit '
itt *oil otos tutu tor teat, Petanai i;o47,„ enrcrall for thie lii;r11)101i1(.) ttlialtriefia•ettlik41434rhatnIllica)!p!ingt4.trat °I!,;tinLti.lir°
sad Its rulers inky PUT A iter rt.1)"4114° 1.11"Iltilft WI
i.,,,,,L,,.... at ..,,,,..... or war Jo ,,i.o ,,,_„,,,,__ 1_, it.,..,..„219pItirninets, ratlos:,onot gad. ea4.,,eontiitleos of inclivIdtmi Alteertyg to pre:-
14"betrot7rstiorroi odit boxproAtt "51',4) trri„li,;tipizi4taixg. ju,slijOrtr:o, defiewit itterm� inCe a high etandard et living in real
lel **saw we Mk* it or nOt. It* 9I4Plvmel pointed Out in hiii7- ideitiii 101f no °LT ol:Iltstegrelat *it rt:triisfy
fit. proeut ivitr, Kik 1,,,,,,tteeraitut otilhettenanene:sti. rweohtentrig;voto the piup fthereeduareol:t=egnt:e:ii:les.:,uritrifiroilvai.zod.
In Germany and Europe '.withont
bOthering nridu:iy o.bout what may he
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the spline as theydo for their, daily,
We are" taping this" attituite nleg-defence.- Not
that we trust our readersany the lelsi,but 'because nearly
every *business is _being conducted alt. a cashb9,sis$ and it
is better for an„ 'coniterned 40cfr .plei4se, see tha.t.yeur :sub-
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