unveiled the Canadian Wat Memorial at Vimy Ridge in a ceremony which will leave a lasting impression on the minds of the tens of thousands of People who witnessed it. The proceedings were in English and French and were broadcast enabling millions to listen to the honour paid: Canada's war dead and the thousands who have no known graves but where ames are inscribed on the memorial. Shanghai was fortunate, too, In. the reception of the broadcast proceed: ings, His Majesty's words coming through with marvellous distinctness solemnly dedicated the two beautiful white pillars which occupy commanding position overlooking the Donal plain. Designed by. Mr. Walter "Allward, "who originally sketched it on the back of an en-elope, the memorial is the work of eleven' years, The two pillars are Special credit is due to France for it will be realized that by acquiescing in the relinquishment of certain formal contentions to ensure the acceptance of the invitation for the Five-Power conference by Germany jand Italy, the French Government has taken definite political risks, Seems impossible that, on the terms of complete equality and with the most uncontroversial reference ast events, the German and Italian Governments can refuse to lend their countenance to what should be a genuine work of Buropean peace: construction. 'The difficulty' re-Sarding the military guarantees given by Great Britain' to France and Belgium under the Locarno Treaty has been skilfully cleared. If Germany and Tialy accept the invitation and the new conference manages 10 Teach agreement regarding the new: security pact, then the guarantees automatically lapse. The great. peril of the developments of the last few months has been. discerned to be the return to the system of groupings. That was the objection originally raised to the Five-Power Pact and it significant that the present an-Jnouncement specifically disclaims any {intention of reviving that pact. The correct that it must be assumed that the "paper keeps them for distribution onthe pepper box plan. The statement that the inky, sallow-faced Mr. Brown"
done this or, that does' not enhance the reader's satisfaction. when happens'to know that Mr, Brown short and chubby-faced, 'There is regarding the British attitude 10 "Time" one prevailing. misapprehension which might here be corrected, It is known that certain issues have of found circulation in Great Britain and others have appeared for' sale {im that country with pages missing, That is not due to omeial censorship for no such machinery exalts 0 operate that way in Great Britain, 10 is due to another cause. Some time go a decision in the Courts made Dookstalt proprietors liable in damage for libels contained in magazines other literature exhibited for sale on their stalls. To protect themselves against the consequences of this deci sion bookstall proprietors have had to make sure that. publications with articles likely to come within the Peril of the strict law of bel Great Britain do not appear on their stalls of, if they.do, are void of the article likely to give rise to libel actions.
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