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DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
November
12
1831
ARMISTICE
DAY
HERE
(Continued
from
Page
1)
today
says:
'Wq
are
Inescapably
the
,
trustees
of
their
memory
and
the
principles
for
which
they
fought.'
In
faithfulness
to
our
trust
this
day
has
been
set
apart
as
a
National
Day
sacred
to
their
memory.
Throughout
the
whole
Dominion
we,
I
as
a
people,
present
ourselves
before
i
the
Lord
God
of
our
fathers,
know
ing
that
He
is
working
His
purposes
out
in
the
realm
of
history,
and
that
our
comrades
did
not
die
in
vain.
I
"As
a
result
of
the
sacrifice
made
!
in
the
Oreat
War,
we
are
witness-'
ing
today
a
new
civilization
struggling
to
its
birth,
a
civilization
in
which
national
hatred
and
war
will
be
ultimately
discarded.
This
is
seen
in
the
evergrowing
opposition
to
war,
and
in
the
remarkable
achievements
of
the
League
of
Nations.
In
this
connection
the
disarmament
conference
to
be
held
at
Geneva
in
February
next
is
of
vital
Importance.
The
eyes
of
the
world
are
fixed
upon
it.
National
and
international
leaders
are
demanding
that
it
shall
not
fail
in
its
deliberations.
What
failure
would
mean
Is
clearly
set
forth
by
the
Hon.
N.
W.
Rowell
K.C.,
who
was
a
member
of
Canada's
first
delegation
to
the
League
of
Nations.
He
says:
'If
it
fails
it
will
mean
revolution
or
war.'
General
Currie
says:
'Its
failure
will
mean
the
downfall
of
our
Institutions
and
our
western
civilization.'
The
conference
will
hold
the
peace
of
the
world
In
its
hands,
and
for
thl3
reason
it
must
not
fail.
Nations
Betray
Trust
"In
spite
of
the
great
mass
of
public
opinion
against
war,
there
Is
no
disguising
the
fact
that
there
arc
powerfully
growing
elements
making
for
war.
These
elements
come
not
from
our
former
enemies,
but
from
our
former
allies.
At
the
Peace
Conference
in
1919
it
was
a
u
reed,
after
the
disarming
of
our'
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enemies,
that
the
allied
nations
would
reduce
their
armaments
to
a
minimum.
What
has
been
the
re
sult?
France,
Italy
and
the
United
States
betrayed
their
trust
They
have
perfected
their
fighting
machine
to
the
highest
point
of
efficiency.
The
United
States,
responsible
for
the
embodiment
Of
the
i
League
of
Nations
in
the
peace
treaty,
and
for
the
Kellogg
Pact,
strangely
has
been
the
chief
ag-
gressor.
These
armaments,
unfor-'
tunately.
in
spite
of
covenants
and;
treaties
to
the
contrary,
reveal
a
mentality
which
regards
war
as
aj
normal
condition.
'
"There
are
economic
armaments,
as
well
as
military,
which
are
Just
as
serious
a
menace
in
making
for
war.
War
debts
and'
reparations
are
a
danger
to
the
peace
of
the
world,
France
and
the
United
States
demand
that
debts
due
to
them
be
paid
In
gold,
the
world's
medium
of
exchange
of
which
there
Is
a
universal
shortage.
The
credit
nations
have
to
a
large
extent
been
bereft
of
their
purchasing
power
with
the
result
that
millions
of
people
have
been
thrown
into
poverty
while
there
is
the
incongruous
situation
of
a
surplus
of
all
the
commodities
of
life.
"The
"problems
confronting
the
coming
disarmament
conference
are
indeed
serious
and
difficult
to
Seal
with.
In
an
appeal.
General
Currie
says:
'I
appeal
to
the
veterans
of
the
war.
and
to
the
youth
of
'.he
world
to
see
that
their
governments
determine
to
disarm
now,
for
here
will
be
no
other
chance.'
Our
government
has
the
support
of
all
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and,
should
have
the
backing
of
every
cltrsen
of
the
Dominion,'
In
'.ts
objective
at
the
conference.
Britain
Gives
Lead
"The
great
principle
which
our
comrades
gave
their
life
for
was
the
abolition
of
war,
the
establishment
of
peace
for
their
children
and
the
generations
yet
unborn.
To
this
the
Empire
has
given
itself
wholeheartedly.
Oreat
Britain
has
given
a
lead
to
the
world
in
reducing
her
armaments
to
the
minimum
of
natlona'
safety,
and
Is
ready
to
make
further
reductions
when
the
other
nations
agree
to
reduce
theirs.
With
the
most
to
lose,
she
offered
to
cancel
her
war
debts,
providing
the
Uni
ted
States
did
likewise,
an
offer!
which
I
am
safe
in
saying,
is
still
open.
The
Empire
lias
shown
itself
ever
ready
to
give
effect
to
the
urlnctple
which
our
comrades
gave
their
lives
for.
"The
principle
for
which
we
fought
is
embodied
in
the
Union
Jack
which
flies
unfurled
above
our
heads.
In
it
are
the
crosses
of
St.
Andrew,
St.
Patrick
and
St.
Oeorge;
these
are
the
symbols
of
sacrifice
and
of
the
Oreat
Sacrifice
on
the
Cross
of
Calvary.
Unselfish
sacrifice
always
has
the
approval
of
heaven
and
the
blessing
of
Ood,
and
this
enables
us
to
come
before
the
Eternal
Presence
with
confidence
and
gratitude
for
the
sacrifice
of
our
comrades.
"In
loving
commemoration
for
our
beloved
dead,
In
their
name
and
in
the
name
of
Ood
Almighty,
I
call
you
to
dedicate
your
lives
to
the
cause
of
universal
peace!
This
Is
our
heritage.
Throw
to
the
wind
every
shred
cSf
pessimism,
ever
remembering
that
in
the
strength
of
Ood.
"The
human
will,
that
force
unseen.
"The
offspring
of
a
deathless
soul,
"Can
hew
its
way
to
any
goal
"Though
walls
of
granite
Intervene.'
Close
of
Proceedings
There
was
placing
of
wreaths
on
the
base
of
the
cenotaph
by
representatives
of
the
various
organisations
and
private
Individuals.
The
impressive
proceedings
came
to
a
Mose
with
the
sounding
of
the
Reveille
and
the
singing
of
the
National
Anthem.
The
various
parade,
groups
marched
back
to
their
respective
headquarters
to
be
dismissed.
Mrs.
II.
Johnson
of
Juneau,
who
has
been
visiting
here
for
the
pass
!
ten
days,
will
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