From time to time the disappointed suitor for this journal's support, overcome by grief, searches for an appropriate retort and, his eye catches our motto. Just as the man with the peculiar surname Is thoroughly used {o the machinations of the punster, so {ig this Journal not surprised to' be accused by. indignant motorists of forgetting its editorial vows. Without" expecting 10 itself of that reproach, it ventures {o reassure the motorist by repudiate Ing any hostility to his amiable order. Once again it also ventures to assert that the motorist is not entitled 0 free parking space out of the public funds, even if the taxation falling on. hig shoulders be excessive. Redress of his grievances should be specifcalapplied, not engineered at the expense of others. In standing for the protection of the community's inter-Sats generally, this" journal cheer fully commits itself to supporting motorists and the Automobile Club of China in protest against special favours being granted to any other form of trafic to the general discomfort and prejudice of the rest of the community. of the French army, with a view to. causing @ revolution in that country ext. As estimates of the real situa-Spain, these views are probably worth nothing, But they do Indicate the atmosphere of suspicion and distrust that seems to be every~ where abroad. In the light of this {ension, Mr. Winston's "Churchill's denunciation of British pacifists is more than justified. imports into the country, Another section of British residents is. the number who have settled down in retirement in the southern part of the country which, in recent years, has had a distinct appeal to the man with Umited capital who has been able to enjoy the mild climate and. cheap living conditions on the shores of the Mediterranean,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.