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AHE
YOU
A
SOCIALIST?
Friday,
July
22,
1938.
One
of
our
readers
intimates
that
the
Daily
News
ha3
cast
aspersions
on
the
socialists
of
this
city.
He
is
mistaken.
We
have
a
great
admiration
for
socialists.
Mnnv
of
them
are
very
high
minded,
honorable
Deonle.
As
a
group
they
rank,.
at
least,
as
high
ethically
as
any
other
group,
possiDiy
nigner.
because
we
do
not
favor
socialism
as
preached
by
the
Communists
does
not
mean
that
we
ELECTION
FAIRNESS
tEirt
is
Solid
For
PeroocrarT
right
to
advocate
any
system
they
wish
as
long
as
they
do
erick,
Kerry)
jiul
auvocaie
violence
in
a
peaceiui
countr'
like
ours.
;
Party
We
happen
to
know
personally
a
number
of
very1
04,1118
FaiI
worthy
people
who
believe
that
socialism
is
the
cure-all
'F
GaeI
TWO
CLASSES
OF
SOCIALISTS
4There
are
two
general
classes
of
socialists.
One
of
them
sees
in
socialism
a
means
of
doing
away
with
class
distinctions
and
bringing
about
what
they
think
will
be
the
thousand
years
of
peace
and.good
will.
The
other
class
sees
in
socialism
what
they
think
will
be
a
means
of
fit
HUMAN
NATURE
ALWAYS
THE
SAME
We
find
that
in
all
countries
under
all
sorts
of
condi-.
less
killing
of
those
who
were
opposed
to
the
ruling
group.
Members
of
the
"The
Party"
refused
to
take
more
wages
than
any
others
in
the
country
and
it
seemed
as
If
a
.real
(Jernocracy
was
in
the
making,
Gradually,
however,
the
selfishness
of
human
nature
overcame
their
idealism
and
they
have
given
way
to
the
doctrine
"to
the
victqrs
be-,
lqngs
the
spoils"
and
the
bureaucracy
has
.developed
into
a
ruung
ciass
mat
uves
on
tne
iat
oi
me
lanu
wnne
tne
underlings
sweat
and
struggle
apd
in
some
cases,
starve
in
the
cause
of
socialism.
Socialists
will
not
believe
this,
P.
R.
System
phxeys
says:
"Mr.
de
Valera"s
par
returned;
possib
ly
have
been
so
reduced
in
numbers
as
to
be
an
ineffective
force.
Mr.
Cossrave
might
have
been
defeated."
1
Firures
Speak
i
Mr.
Humphreys
compiled
the
fol-1
lowing
table
of
figures
to
show
the
effect
of
proportional
representation:
j
Party
Votes
Seats
Votes
!
Per
Seat
jFianna
663.000
72
9.30C
'Fine
Gael
428,000
43
9,900
Labor
J29.000
9
14,300
Independents
61,000
7
8,700
'
I
I
1.
-11
B
ijie
uuierence
in
resun,"
r.e
added,
"between
P.
R.
and
the
British
system
may
be
well
illus
trated
by
comparing
the
West
of
Ireland,
where
Mr.
de
Valera
has
a
majority
In
every
county,
with
THE
DAILY
NEWS
In
LONDON,
July
23:
(CP
Eire.
by
its
"seady
use
of
proportional
repiesentation,
has
made
a
valuable
contribution
to
the
art
of
democratic
government,"
says
John
Htimnhrpv
wrrptarv
of
th
Prti
.
AnalvrfnT.thA
nlf
TLfr
Hum.
i
i
Voles
Seats
182,030
20
89,204
9
23,442
W42
,1
fnr
tha
ill
n,im,nth,
TUa
1,.
i
.i..:.
:
Z.
i
"
'"""-J1-
i41c
uujcvuun
iu
inciii
lb
LiiaLi
independents
13,371
2
they
find
it
difficult
to
talk
about
anything
but
socialism,
I
"in
no
county
did
the
majority
They
are
so
enthused
with
the
righteousness
of
the
cause
,nionopcllze
representation,
iht
that
they
think
it
all
day
and
dream
it
all
night.
Many
of
STe,mlnori1!ylecttd
a
rePrM"
them
injure
their
prospects
in
life
by
doing
this
and
they
iE3l
S
S
are
apt
to
be
tiresome
to
those
Who
possibly
do
not
think
were
elected,
for
each
of
these
as
iney
ao.
Liberals
or
Conservatives,
simiianv
obsessed,
inonties
had
a
substantial
back-
would
be
eqqally
tiresome.
ing.
In
Limerick
the
Labor
minor
lty
was
strong
enough
to
elect
its
representative.
'
"In
southern
England
(the
11
counties
south
of
the
Thames
and
Severn)
the
sin-jle-member
constituency
system
gave
the
following
result:
Party
Votes
Seats
(Government
2,068,323
77
ting
even
with
those
who
thev
believe
have
in
the
nnCt,Lator
836473
lorded
it
over
them.
They
think
that
under
socialism,
as!
tireapherl
hv
th
PnmrrmnJctc
tViatr
umII
t.;mnl..
I
j
uuiiiiiiuiii.iv.,
mcjr
mil
DIIWJJIJ'
ICVCJSC
the
present
prder.
They
will
be
the
masters
and
those
who
4.
.
i
1
til
t
.1
.
320307
Storied
Mansion
ie
present
iqe
employers
win
De
tne
employed
or
pos-
TT
J
117
1
sibly
left
to
starve.
They
are
firm
believers
in
the
"revn-
Under
Wreckers
0
2
lution"
and
in
the
"dictatorship
of
the
proletariat"
which'
will
follow
the
revolution.
.
j
Montreal,
July
22-(cp)
to'
With
the
altruistic
motives
of
the
first
class
we
have
most
p48"
frobUher
House
'is
every
sympathy.
Many
of
the
changes
they
would
like
o
IZ"!
SLT?6?
bu!ld'
see
corne
aboqt
will
Be
brought
about
They
are
MglSSSiJSS
slowly
brought
about
by
the
natural
evolution
of
society.
But
to
some
it
reflects
the
glory
With
the
other
group
we
have
no
patience.
We
do
not'0
an
0,dr
Montreal,
of
a
vmie
think
they
have
the
slightest
chance
of
success
in
Csnada.'TI
clt?
where
Fre"ch
and
Ruf
ia
was
caught
S
inopportune
time
and
the'ruler,
ZXZ
had
no
Warning
that
apy
SUch
COUp
WOUld
be
made
or
newly-laid
streets
that
cut
sharply
might
have
a
chance
to
succeed.
In
this
country
we
have,
back
from
the
broad
st.
Lawrence
a
freedom
which
Russia
did
not
possess
and
still
doesiR'ver
TlOt
DOSSeSS.
i
83
BenJann
Froblsher
erec-
ww
uu.iiaiiig
uiiu
UIIUC1
IIS
IllSO
rafted
celling
he
planned
the
North-West
Company,
which
less
than
40
years
later
was
amalga-
tions
human
nature
is
verv
much
the
same.
After
themated
with
the
Hudson's
Bay
Com-
reyoltipn:teSia
started
out
well
except
for
the
ruth-;
W
VSJTSS
but
about
1846
a
Mrs.
A.
T.
Julien
transformed"
It
into
an
hotel.
Renovated
ln
1872,
it
became
the
smart
rendezvous
for
the
gay
young
bloods
of
the
day.
Still
the
centre
of
attraction,
u
was
visited
two
years
later
by
a
stranger
of
aristocratic
bearing,
who
signed
the
register
as
"Charles
Lormler."
While
he
went
upstairs
to
his
room,
whispers
began
to
circulate
m
me
joDDy.
ma
not
the
young
They
say,,it
Is
just
propaganda
put
OUt
by
the
Roirgeosie'.
stranger
bear
a
marked
resem
.
,
,1
if
1fi
ii.
mi
.!..
I
f-i
n
ior
me
purpose
oi
uiscreouing
me
cause,
tneir
eyes
are
blinded.
But
the
truth
will
gradually
seep
in
and
they
will
learn
that,
under
socialism
as
under
capitalism,
the
human
animal
is
extremely
selfish
and
is
ever
ready
to
fatten
at
the
expense
of
others
if
it
gets
the
chance.
blance
to
a
certain
Frenchman
of
royal
blood?
Before
the
whispers
were
answered,
though,
"Charles
Lormler"
was
found
on
the
floor
of
his
room,
a
tiny
pistol
ball
lodged
ln
his
forehead,
I
PRIZES
FOR
iSTAGGER
FLOWER
SHOW
Number
of
Seed
Firm
Have
Donated
Goods
for
Annual
Event
the
Prince
Society
last
Ill
u
cinnyicvc
This
Year
At
a.
meeting
of
the
executive
of
Rupert
Horticulture:
portional
Representation
Society,
!
P""
.
the
annual
flower
show
or
in
commenting
on
the
June
elec-lg
tion
which
saw
the
return
to
pow-
ust.,29
"
PTiously
announced
dni
prt
U
was
prepared
with,
er
of
Prime
Minister
Eamon
v'
"'
"u
w
Valera's
eovemmenL
By
JIOLLIE
MeGEE
mnllr
Ha
at
ohril
nr
talrfntr
t.
?ILntltWbronx!rW0icl!
amlnauons.
will
be
awarded
as
first
and
second
He
has
announced
that
at
length
I
enUrely
at
the
hospital
I
tjont
as
would;
give
her
an
Insight
I
Boomlnr
Keep
Fit
I
Into
the
worlt
of
a
women"
potuieil
Interest
in
health
movements
and
.org&alatlori.
-Aftr
passing
this
ttai
tt
i
irn
.n
the
-Keeu
Fit"
campaign
In
par-
first
examination
sn
is
given
six
Hi
ll
II
I
A
Y.V
timlir
iron
the
ineiease.
For
one
raonthf
further
training.
ViJiri
X
U
...
.
v,
nnm
nf
r
and
iumg
ib
(n
.-!
WUd
horsas
could
not
drag
most
,
women
to
an
ordinary
law
case
In
cn
Engllih
court
where,
perhaps
In
deference,
to
the
picturesque
wigs,
and
cloaks,
time
passes
slowly.
Yetj
five
women
wire
included
in
the
list'
of
1C0
studentr
who
put
their
names,
down
for
a
call
to
the
bar
during(
th
last
days
of
June.
The
British
bar
is
still
a
bit'
fhlTv
tt.TII'e
universes
are
on
the
point
Mi
"f..
J?'
dens
and
two
for
the
small.
oTSlol
jSS-
e
bench.
They
are
left
to
them-
tlfleates
and
Meher
sehool
eertifi-
selves
,n
the
sacred
precincts
of
-
illlTS
PARIS
CHIC
TORONTO,
July
22.
Depreciating
copying
of
Europe's
styles,
Dr
i
oate
examinations.
the
Inner
Temple-devoted
enUrely.
jto
lawyers'
offices.
Two
engaging,.
-
Younger
Nurses
.
names
follow
one
another
outside
Another
new
educational
idea
has
ane
dcor:
Miss
Dorothy
Dix.
Mr.
French
Oliver
told
a
Knox
Church
I
been
adoPted
by
te
Essex
Country
John
Single.
weeknJght
audience
better
be
as
'
Education
Committee
whose
Juris-
a
career
claiming
an
Increasing
Old-fashioned
as
the
hoonskirt
than
iJctIon
extntls
over
a
heavily
popu-
number
of
young
women
is
that
of
to
run
around
imitatlne
-everv
I
,alea
ana
001
""duly
wealthy
area,
political
party
organizers.
A
few-
freak
from
Paris."
iIn
Essex
11
establishing
a
months
ago
the
Conservatives
were
pre-nursing
course
in
the
teenni-
ccmbing
the
country
for
youn
wo-
i
5CJ1UUU
iu
iw
cirk
u
remvuj
men
with
nece.ary
qualllicauons.
GOOD
FISHING
DOG
ths
serious
shortage
of
hospital
Now
they
have
it
down
to
a
system.
;
;
nurses
in
the
country.
OWEN
SOUND.
Ont
Julv
22
The
training
will
bealn
at
15
or
Practical
Experience
,
CP)
A
blind
fisherman
is
laud-'
bVi
and
will
last
four
years.
lathe
Before
takln
the
nrellmlnarv
ex.
the
South
of
England
where
the
ng"
ols
Alsatian
dog
who
when
his
j
flrtt
year
the
student's
general
ed-
amlnatlon
the
candidate
must
havt
:
ConservaUves
have
a
majority
in
master
got
tangled
up
In
two
fish-1
ucation
will
be
continued
with
a
scent
a
month
workinz
ln
a
con-
jevery
county.
The
figures
for
ccn-
tng
lines
gripped
one
of
them
with
view
to
determining
whether
she
rtltuency
under
the
supervision
of'
tested
seats
ln
the
seven
counties
his
teeth
and
held
on
grimly
till
Is
suitable
for
a
nurse.
The
a
certified
woman
oreanlzer
or
con-
have
anv
GUarrel
with
socialists.
TW
hnvo
n
norfWr
tTOm
"I
to
Kerry
fDonegal,
they
landed
a
big
black
bass.
fourth
year
will
be
spent
practically
stltuency
agent
under
such
condM
"i
.
..
""
"
i'w
uaiway.
Leitrlm.
Sipo.
narp
rim-
were:
1
wow,
but
its
Hork
THAT'S
EASY-
I
SO
COMFORTABLE
IN
WEATHER
LIKE
ZTrr'c
KELLOGG
S
THIS
'
,
CORN
FLAKES
FOR
"
BREAKFAST
A
GOOD
rule
for
hot
weather
t
Eat
light,
cooling
foodi,
naurithlng
and
eatlly
dlgetled.
Keep
cool
with
Kellogg'!
Order
Kellogg'a
Corn
Flakes
at
your
grocer's
pncl
fill
the
cereal
bowls
with
golden
mountains
of
criip
flakes
In
rivers
of
cool,
creamy
milk
I
Then
call
the
family
to
a
breakfast
as
refreshing
as
a
morning
breeze.
Kellogg'
Corn
Flakes
ane
criip
and
rrunchy.
And
they're
among
the
easiest
of
all
fowls
to
digest,
Stock
your
pantry
with
several
packages
qf
Kellogg'.
They'll
keep
their
oven-freih
crispnets,
for
they're
protected
by
the
patented
WAXTITE
Inner
wrapper.
Kellogg'
Corn
Flakes
are
told
and
served
everywhere,
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario,
CORN
FLAKES
FOR
COOLNESS
KELLOGG'S
lor
EXTRA
FLAVOR
EXTRA
CONVENIENCE
No
woman
ctn
sjt
for
the
final'
T
".
.
-'
Esa:n"
r.g-.Tin.
all
the
leeway
'
they
de-
wamlhaticn
untll-ang.il
23,
SheU
To
Arranje
Studies
for
Old
EngUnd
J
;?,.
ln
H,fv
the
For
Wider
Leeway
Longer
Season
hatMnc
suits,
shorts
and
briefest
cn'
her
toqwJedge
of
the
conduct
of
1
skirts.
The
pictures
act
as
prop3-,
meetlnss,
methods
of
political
edu.,
'.ganda
for
gyro
classes
and
now
no'
eatlcn
and
propaganda,
various
-group
program
seems
complete
pecU
of
Tf
SlrraMon.
procedure
m
'without
physical
Jerks.
jcQnoeetlon
with,
nominations,
elee-
I
Yet
with
all
this
the
authorities
Ucn
offences
and
the.
organization
night
C.
P.
Balagnc
.
Summer
Activities
in
Many
Lines
in
rharee
of
Olrmcia
Horse
Show
of
a
canvass.
.May
Be
Reviitti
Henceforth
were
hard
put
to
it
to
find
a
"dare
girl
who
h?d
of
course
to
be
beau
Several
hundred
Conservatives
will
start-off
on
.this
career
at
e.
tlfuL
In
addition,
she
had
to
be
amlnatlon
early
In
September
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
willin?
to
be
strapped
on
to
a
wild
.
-
h.m
if
o
t-Tia
trlfh
fh
Rnahls
and
it
will
be
published
as
soon
a,
,
LONDON,
July
22:
CP-Stag-.
,T.h,
i
terra
hrtiirtavi
arp
n
national
ln-
ia.-.
The
secretary
announced
that
'
novation
just
around
the
corner
in
-We
can
find
f
USIO
FORiFEACE
girls
beautiful
TOBbNTO,
July
22,
CPiMak.
but
none
none
w
with
Ut
In
Ing
for
finer
and
more
sympath.Hlc
ty
PoUed
a
majority
Qf
the
votes.
said,
-but
ZuUd
i
England,
This
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