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DAILY
EDITION
Monday.
December
21,
1942
EDITORIAL
A
statement
by
Queen
Wilhelmina
of
the
Netherlands
on
the
postwar
status
of
the
Dutch
"kingdom"
(empire)
is
profoundly
democratic
The
plan
she
outlines
would
not
only
greatly
advance
self-government
but
would
set
up
in
the
world
one
more
closely
integrated
system
of
collective
security
which
could
take
its
place
as
part
of
that
broader
system
which
must
defend
world
peace
after
this
war.
The
Dutch
kingdom
would
become
a
second
Commonwealth
of
Nations
similar
to
that
which
has
evolved
from
the
British
Empire.
Qu'een
Wlhelmina's
statement
helps
to
light
two
indistinct
phases
of
postwar
development.
It
shows
how
the
principles
of
the
Atlantic
Charter
can
be
applied
in
the
Pacific
and
promises
that
the
benefits
of
that
document
will
not
be
limited,
as
some
of
its
critics
have
feared,
to
a
favored
group
of
nations.
It
also
illuminates
the
unfolding
pattern
of
the
world
beyond
the
war
a
pattern,
it
should
be
observed,
which
is
already
swiftly
developing
despite
timid
reluctance
in
some
quarters
to
look
farther
than
military
victory.
Should
the
different
characteristics
of
the
French
Empire
permit
a
similar
development
when
it
is
restored
to
a
free
France,
a
large
part
of
the.
world
would
consist
of
Commonwealths
of
self-governing
peoples
regional
organizations
within
what
might
well
be
a
universal
framework.
The
interests
of
all
these
Commonwealths
would
touch
at
many
points,
and
their
defence
problems
would
overlap.
Queen
Wilhelmina's
statement
is
not
so
revolutionary
as
it
may
sound
to
those
unfamiliar
with
Netherlands
colonial
policy.
In
the
first
twentv-five
years
of
Wilhelmina's
reign
she
has
ruled
the
Dutch
kinedom
for
some
forty-four
years
the
Hollanders'
attitude
toward
Indonesian
natives
underwent
a
fundamental
change.
The
phrase
"our
brown
brother"
and
the
omission
of
the
word
"colony"
from
the
revised
Constitution
in
1922
illustrate
the
development
of
Dutch
though
twenty
years
ago.
This
is
not
to
say
that
Dutch
attitudes
have
kept
pace
with
native
demands.
But
the
Dutch
have
shown
a
1
readiness
to
educate
the
natives
for
political
leadership
and
responsibility,
and
have
permitted
them
to
acouire
experience
in
government
through
councils
so
organized
1
as
to
provide
important
places
for
native
leaders.
J
Whatever
the
shortcomings
of
colonial
rule
by
the
white
races
in
the
past,
a
mere
relinquishment
of
control
of
colonial
areas
could
only
lead
to
something
much
worse.
Yet
it
is
encouracing
that
two
great
colonial
jowers,
Britain
and
the
Netherlands,
are
alike
committed
to
something
more
than
a
return
to
the
status
quo
after
the
war.
British
opinion
has
long
recognized
such
a
return
to
be
impossible.
Its
pledge
of
freedom
to
India
and
its
surrender
of
extraterritorial
rights
in
China
are
proof
of
this.
Queen
Wilhelmina's
statement
shows
that
what
is
happening
in
the
British
Empire
is
part
of
a
world
trend.
It
helps
to
assure
all
peoples
that
the
trend
will
be
well
established
before
this
war
is
over.
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Queen.
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ARE
MOVING
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Toronto
Now
Only
Two
roints
Behind
Boston
in
Hockey
Standing
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
21
Toron
to
Maple
Leafs
crept
up
to
within?
two
points
of
the
leading
Boston'
Bruins
In
the
National
Hockey
.
League
last
night
when
they
.
smothered
the
New
York
Rangers
in
an
8
to
2
victory
as
the
Bruins
j
were
playing
a
draw
game
with
the
Black
Hawks
at
Chicago.
To-.
J
morrow
night
the
Leafs
and
Bruins
will
meet
at
Boston.
i
The
Detroit
Red
Wings
had
a'
close
4
to
3
victory
over
the
Carta-
,
diens
at
Montreal
and
drew
up
to
exclusive
possession
of
third
place
out
of
their
tie
with
the
Black
Hawks.
i
Week
-
end
National
Hockey
League
scores
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY
Canadiens
1,
Rangers
1.
Boston
3,
Toronto
3.
SUNDAY
Detroit
4,
Canadiens
3.
Toronto
8,
Rangers
2.
"
i
Boston
4,
Chicago
4.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
JP.
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Canadiens
Rangers
11
11
8
8
5
4
4
5
7
6
5
12
12
77
100
66
65
58
58
64
59
63
54
87
97
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