HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-01-31, Page 7r ada Analysed
By South African
Delegate 'to Empire Par1ia�
mentary Unian IVieeting
Reports Findings
-NO RACIAL STRIFE
A South Afr!c:an oorrespondent
writes on Nov, Gt Three of the South
African Union -dolegates, to the Em-
pire Parliamentary Association's
meetings in Canada returned to Cape-
town recently. The trio are G.
Heaton Nicholls, M,L,A., for Zululand;
A. E. B. Payn, IvLL.A., for Tembul-
laud; alta G. A. Ilay, M.L,A., for Pre-
toria West. Tlie returned members
had much tosiay of the liosiitalitY •esa
tended to theta In Canecla, but a great
deal more regarding the wonderful"
agrieultural development- of the Do-
minionand of its mining and other'
industries,
• Mr,'Nicltoll's account was exceed
ingly interesting, the outstanding tea -
twee of Itis 'observations being those.
'comparing the Canadian and South
A rican systems of.governmeht, and
the attitude of the French Canadians
M regard to the British connection
and any nearer relationship with the
iUnited States, •
"One.. tour of Canada," he told a
Natal M^"cury correspondent, "has
been extraordinarily interesting. We
travelled thousands of Miles, over
Takes' and roads and railways, held
conferences in. every Provincial capi-
tal, and inspected all forms of Can-
ada's industries and economic activi-
ties, We were snowed under with
documentary information of all kinds,
.and I' have a trunk full of booklets
and pamphletsdealing with Caandian
life from every angle,
C lsh0tlkl ho sealed fi.th putty and paint nee Q its Giving Quo
for piaster of Paris. Twins
w Fair Giand Photo Filling In the Cracks
The slu'filees of the outward walls Rome--'i'7^lplets nude twills have
also act 115 eoolere in frigid weather; driven 8iuesoIIO1 into taciturnity..
because wind and ` frost work into /eneerto 7t Las beeit the 1)ueo's cue-.
thve's 'rills slionld be prevented as 10'1 i1 ,
to send au autographed pletureof.
nlue!s as possible by filling the ("refute
1;old leeee. with putty and Paint 'and himself to parents who present Italy'
Chew
You need save only five (5) seta
of "Poker Hands!' to have this
attractive Alarm Cldck ticking
away in your home, keeping the
right"time, all the time.
A "Poker Hand" is attached to
every plug of Big Ben Chewing
Tobacco. Ali the time you are
saving for the Alarm Clock, you
are enjoying a tobacco of
exceptional quality, richness of
flavour; and lasting satisfactions
This Alam Clock is one, of
many presents procurable iri'ex-
change for "Poker Hands". '
Dealers everywhere have Big
Ben by theplug andby the
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Vacuum (air -tight) tin.
and Save 'Poker Hands"
easeemeaseseassness
Everything Good In Canada "When you quarreled to -day, you
"1 drink, Mr, Nioholis went on, let your husband have the last word.
"that the chief impressions we all That is not usual." "No, but I wad:
have of Canada'is its bigness -bigness ed to give him a little pleasure, as it
of. territory, bigness of accomplish- is his birthday."
meat, bigness et outlook, There is
nothing petty or mean about Cal:Leda.
Everything is done in a big way. They
have n time forno
ri l l
1 t e lines either in
politics or business. They have no
dim P ossari ti •
p tt les. They ask for bust•
II
ass results from tliei'
t leliderse The
political' parties — Conservative and
Liberal—there being -practically no
Labor Party—are•divided solely upon
programs for development.
"There is no sign of racialism in
their polities, Tedeed, orange as it
may seen, the strongest, almost vehe-
ment, supporters of the Empire and
all that it
stands for
are the Fl•ecnh•
Canadians, because they realize more
than anybody else that under the Brit-
ish Constitution their language and
religion are safeguarded, Consequent -
Is, with the existing system they re-
fuse to abate' one jot of the protection
afforded them by a Privy Council ap-
peal, and In Quebec, alone of all the
provinces, the ce Fr n
e ch have e refused to
abol'
lsh the Senate. Similarly the
alien immigrants from Europe, who
by their past experience of 'autocracy
are able to appreciate the value of
British Parliamentary institutions are
at one with the French,
Comparison With the United States
"This at first sight appears alt the
more extraordinary because of the
constant pull of the 130,000,00 peoplai
of the United States, with so much
capital invested in -Canada, and with
such an extensive anti-British propa-
ganada carried on by the American
press. But the truth is that ianada
enjoys under the British parliamen-
tary system a solidity, a freedom and
a security from lawlessness which is
clearly apparent, and which is entire-
ly absent in the U. S.
"The worsting of the rival systema
can be seen side by side and easily
studied, In the United States there it
an elected parliament which has no
power, no executive' authority, and an
executive which is not elected and has
no responsibility. Once the President
IS chosen by the wire -pullers who se-
cure his party nomination, the people
of the -United States have completely
lost control over the eecutive govern-
ment, which is in no way answerable
to parliament. The man who con-
ducts the foreign affairs of the United
States is not elected by the people,
and has no seat in parliament, and
consequently foreign nations have no
real represetative of the American
people to deal with; they have no
means of knowing whether any parts-
cular proposal, when agreed to by the.
Foreign Secretary, will be accepted by
the Senate. The historic case of Wil-
son, even as a President, concluding
a piece treaty which the Senate would
not ratify, is ,a case which illustrates
the daily troubles of an nnrepresenta
• tive executive system,
Caanda Has •Better Way
"The Primo. Minister of Canada, an-
. swering daily to parliament, must
chane his policies in accordance with
the wishes of the people, and when he
finally aelees to any lino of action,
ire
lialnit that 1t0 1108 the support of
parliament 'behind him. Ilene, de-
spite ail the 800001011. pull of the
1',Ttlitnd States, a11t1 despite intensive
propaganda, Canadians grow prouder
and proutls. of their own country and
institutions, mild their patriotism has
lioinethillt; r f a deep seatioue faith
al'fq'iat it,
1 Coale t.'heteel Od .catio]i :makes
one. bt1'.. t'J hei3if..---Lord Hugel
Cecil.
pee:, 1e at born with a terra
Sotleeb e i
Yule desire to be laughed at: this has
'prevented time from becoming a great
alieltsr, t ac;ge. Iletnerd Shaw.
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flax straw in the fall economize, also waifrom the blood the system gets poison;
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Spying on Limpets
Man's 17 -Year -Job
Gale Wrecked. Raft Just When
Success Seemed
Assured
London.—It is revealed in the Jouz-
nal of the Marine Biological Associa-
tion just published, that for 17 years
scientists have been prying into the
private life of the Common Llmget,
on the bottom 01 ships.
Really interesting Common Limpets
were marked with files and decorated
with antifouling paint. In one case
this was done on a wharf.
The other limpet"world was observ-
ed on a wooden raft: Just when the
scientists were hoping to determine
tile sex of the limpets attached to it
the raft was destroyed in 'a gale, with
a total loss of all Common Limpets.
"impossible to Dogmatize”
The watch on wharf • limpets, how-
ever, is still providing interesting iu--_
forination about the lives of these "in-
dividuals," as 11183 are described 1n
the report.
It is impossible to dogmatise on
the age of any limpet to within. a fete
months," but:
In Scottish limpets Russell floc. crit.
1500) estimates the lengths at one
Year old' as 20 to 25 ram.- at two
years 38 tam.; abort 4$ ilfrn. in the
third, and 45.48 nun, at the end of the
fourth year; whereas it has been
shown above that at Plymentli a
length of 58 non. was attained at an
age certainly not more than two years,
Overcrowding among !linnets is a11-
Palling. "It WAS 50011 found that
many . . attained mai.lu•ity at Ibe
age of only a few months, so that Me v
gpnerafions 50011 began deo overlap the
earlier ones."
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Poverty Only Key to New'daequt., Mlle.
Club Opened hi Slums
of London
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London—Poverty Is the only re-
quirement for membership in the
city's nearest club. In contradistinc
tion to the 'famous clubs of Piccadilly
a.id Pall Mall Kingsley Hall, situated
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amici the noise and squalor of the
streets of Bow in the Best End slums,
asks for neither initiation fees nor
pedigrees.
It :las come into being as the result
of a long -cherished desire of Miss Mu-
Teil Lester, a London welfare worker,
to establish a oiub for poor people
where they might find entertainment
and opportunity for Improvement at
seminal coat. So that its members
Shall not feel exploited or pauperized,'
she and seine of her friends who are
nterested in her 'Voluntary Poverty
Movement, undertake to lead a life of
almost monastic 'simplicity during
their term of service as workers at'
Kingsley Hall.
In conformity with her belief in
voluntary poverty, Miss Lester last
year refused a legacy of 52,000 a year
left by her father.
"We felt that It was up to us one
day to open a public house• for the
Poor which would not smeil of beer—,a 'dry' pub whose attraction would be
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fellowship and frankness,".said
Miss
want
Lester. "Our memberso react
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study, debate, write, play games,
practice arts and crafts, act and sing.
Kingsley Hall will give them an op-
portunity to do these things. It win
be an educational as well as a social
center."
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Ibanez Monument
Menton, France.—A monument to
the memory of Blasco Ibanez, the
Spanish writer who passed the last
six years of his 1ife here, will be erect-
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the municipality's refusal to defray
the cost. The writer's widow is pay-
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Wild Hogs Devastate
British Guiana Farms
Bartica, British Guiana —Gieat
droves of wild hogs have been devast-
ating this region, destroying crops
and attacking the natives. d'oseph
Robey fought a band of forty hogs
with a shovel and, aided by his two
dogs, drove the animals back into the
bush. A drove of 600 tried to swim
the Essequibo River and, being discov-
ered by the natives, boats were sent
out end more than sixty hogs were
killed with all sorts of weapons and.
their Carcasses brought ashore.
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ISSUE No. 4—'29 i
Belgian Heir to Study
Rule in Dutch Indies
Brussels—Prince Leopold, heir to
the Belgian throne,' will shortly visit
the Netherlands Indies, to study the
economic and social problems of this
rich D
utchp ossession.
He is interested in colonial affairs
and dealt with the welfare of colored
populations in his first speech in the
Belgian Senate. The date of his trip
to the Indies has not been fixed, nor
has it been decided whether Princess
Astrid will accompany him.
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