... into a puppet of the totalitarian ideal L et us make sure by our own observation and intelligence that the men who profess to lerd England to a new greatness are not in fact leading her to oblivion. Let us make up our minds at thip Christmas time whether ...

... spurned. - These feats of science, engineering, and culture, which both England and Scotland have accomplished in impressive measure, need to be recognised and proclaimed to the world. This is the publicity we would prefer to see rather than a hue and cry ...

... have done them selvee and humanity better service if they had performed one single kindness on Christmas Day or given the world one noble thought. For the Scots we have a pro- Ifound admiration and we are ,convinced that, while Scotland might well pray ...

... years. During that iime Quebec had made greater industrial progress ‘than any other part of the world. OoIL, TOO In Alberta, which could easily swallow up England and Wales, had been found one huge underground luake of o'l. That oil was being taken to the ...

... suggest a consolation prize. Another quotation, from her essay this time, is . transported to the enchanting world of China. Well up in world events, as I am sure a bright girl like Jill is, I wonder if she would choose exactly the same words to-day. ...

... spacious modern detached Bungalow, No. 2 Eastfield Grove, both with vacant possession. PEAKIRK (6 Peterborough): attractive Old-World Countrv Residence. 3 large Reception Rooms, exterior domestic offices, 5 main_Bedrooms and well appointed Bathroom (h. and ...

... Salvation Army Band piayed] o B S ers of Kettercarols in the grounds, ing a_nd Dl;t?ict Variety Ar- Coun. Hearnden (chairman usé;s Asso;:mttii‘on. G (if, the Urban Council) toured cven o e young Cere wards with fruit. man nurses at the hospital No new ...

... [UNIVERSALLY.— ain stress bei wide vari to-day ou concord —Peace an servatio ing on a iety of aspirati r | peopl r among d nof world the vital spirations, | W ples and nati st the Fervent h peace. need for the “}Orld o ions of the pressed opes ar pre- We” ...

... traced the development, ot the ot machines front the Primitive tools first made by man about 5,000 B.C. to present-day world-wide use of machinery in all spheres of life. Mrs. E- Santee. .-- After an illness tasting about two ,weeks, Mrs. Emma Barnes, ...