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The Japanese Student city or e Pr Ruy this
the local Junior Basketball rnine
left on this mornin g's I i
Port Essingt where ! Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Alexa
meet an Essington team sailed yesterday ‘ I
and tomorrow ernoor (Cardet for Victoria whe
home tomorrow evening . d the Christmas N
Coach J nny Morrisor ; ‘ I
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Obata. K. Nakamoto. T. Nakamot B. Carte representativ t Ket-
H. Suet i Y, Kishimoto hikan of the W. B. F Co., was
ssenger aboa! Ni lane
SPEECH IN INSPIRING + a ied
(Continued from Page 1) where he Wi pe cgay
Righteousness, therefore, seemec : a Mae
the only ideal worthy of the accep- Harry Gourlay of the staff of 8
tance of a young and great natior * Thomson C sailed sterday
such as Cana The speaker urged / afternoon on the Cardena for his
the importa: ome Va (
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ta mmunity and in the nz ‘ - r
The nation that adopted righteous sii
ness one to the other its ideal Arthur Brooksbank who has
and its duty would exalt itgelf anc rip to Kansas City, re
become great among the f é ty he Pr f
the world $s mé M Brook
Luncheon Guests hank is now in V ouver and
At the conclusion of his address I xpected back next week

a vote of thanks was extended Dr
Westgate on behalf of the club by Miss Rose Rice sailed yesterday

William Cruickshank, the presi-‘afte: n on the Cardena for Var

dent. In addition to Dr. Westgate. | couver here she will spend the

other guests d Rt. Rev. G. A.| Christn holidays. Her brother

Rix, Bis! f Cariboo. F. A. Mac-  “wicht Rice. is serious! in Van-

Ca rn Dr. W. T. Kergir ’ re M anc
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Wonderful Change of Sentiment
In Italy Following Revolution

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And Press i is Brought up to Date

 

(‘By Victor Baaso-Bert—This is the last of a ries of seven ar-

ticles. SO erent has been the interest in them that Mi meso ar rt
has been yal fps two more, one comy ng Fascism h
‘Social ism and the other with Bolshevism

Fascism has realized internal peace t} ough order an
discipline in work. it has permeated al! with
spirit of equity and justice, thus estab! the wel
halahced and truitful collaboration of all cil
corporative l‘ascism has aeccomp!!
work of

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economic life—a siate of affairs

that has rejuvenated and trans- of the nation bul the most impor
formed the mental attitude of*tant means for the education of
forty-ifiree millions of people. A the people

peaceful social atmosphere and an Mussolini. ir veaking to journal

absolute faith in the future, to- ists of all lanc nbled Rome
gether with a sense of law and or stated In s01 nds newspapers
der, prevail among the ‘masses are serving gr {f plutocrats o!
lhe Italian people recognize and  arties or ir Lhe
appreciate the fact that the strong p S is re I
nd of {| Duce was the hand ofa ti buvit
vior To demonstrate this jet u “ In
a few facts. Turin, the Detroit press Zrouy
of Italy, was between 1918 and 1922 few individu
ruled by the extreme reds. For th wepapers t& n industry like
celebration of the tenth anniver- iron or leathe
sary of the revolution Mussolini Italian joy n is the frees
started on a tour covering the whole in the world. It is f because it |
northern part of Italy, beginning at serving oniy o; use ind one re

Turin on October 24. The reception ime
given him there was beyond de- of the
ription. Four to hundred within

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nation. It is free Bbecau

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Piazza Castello to hear him. He won of conts f propy
further spoke in the F. L A. T. sion. It itis uy
tor factory) to 35,000 workers that journalism be mission, well ff
rgeing them to join the fascistic then, any miss! must be accom
political organization in recogni- plished. by a t 1 sense of respon-
tion of the work that the regime sibility
nad done for the toilers, an out- The Italian imnalistie contract
tanding and unique treatment of was subjected to ample discussion
social justice. The response was 1¢ international! labor bureau at
such that next March 20,000 of the Ge neva and manimously con-/
workers will go to Rowe to pay ho- sidered to be the most complete
mage to Il Duce journalistic « ract. existing. Ste-
From Turin he moved to inau- phen Valot, editor of L'Ouvre
gurate the opening of the new auto- Paris. and president of the inte:
trade (auto road) connecting Tu- nationa! federation of journalists
i 247 kilometres of * red In thi contract tl
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and Venice. A brafich connecti
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At Milen Mussolini spoke in Suec essful Christmas Tree, Concert
Piazza de] D’uomo to between six and Dance at Usk
d seven hi indred thousand people
vith a reception similar to that of USK, Dec. 21 The Usk School
Tu The it Brescio, Monza, Pa- concert wa eld on Saturday last
via and other place a real tri- in the Usk ¢ mmunity Hall in cor
fmph wherever he went miction wi the annual Chi !
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ine concert was prefaced by a
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press Was passed by Parliament in g, secretary of the scl
1925. With the inception of the new , d. concerning the tradit
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a private fact and became a Na- munity a he financia tatus of
A ‘s ela sa siaie aha 5S Ja
tional fact. It passed from a regime , nds ¢ ath
f trresponsibility to one of respon Miss Kathleen Durham presented
sibliity. The law has imposed well ‘ sual esaft ce '
etermined » } ¢ it ; .
ram morg@ and culvirai re hildren performing ell a
site for xer : of the ° :
— ~— _ ae . “ with gre pirit. The program Wa
OUrMalistie protession. 1 +S SPe- composed of the usual recitation
fina +) re sibilities of acl ;
ive Feapousionw ys SCi- “songs, pla and drills at the close
possible to identify the sources of Upon Father Christma hast
, : 4 i ash bus « dat ,
fe of the news F f
ife of the ewspapers ne Aas exit with rousing booms from the
given to readers guarantce I tne on rehestr the hall was ¢ kK
hili na { it wnr
ability and dignity of the organs cleared fo; he dance whic!
na ersor ; t ber
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McClure, in 1927 wrot« Jour! how from overnead
ism in Italy is now a great instru Much credit is due to the cl
ment for the development of cul- dren. M Durham and master « |
ture and the welfare and prosper- ceremonies. Bert Wilson for the}
f the nation. It is interesting very suécc iffatr
itself iy , } hier
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