Auction Sales You Can Deny the Truth
A terse note asserts that avoidance of truth invites future aggression, warning that nations lax today become easy targets tomorrow. The piece frames denial as a strategic risk and calls for vigilance against rising threats.
Government raises barley aid and reshapes malting premium
The government boosts the advance equalization payment to 20 cents per bushel for all barley while transferring the 5 cent premium paid to malting barley into a general fund for all barley growers. The piece argues malting barley costs more to grow and suggests premiums may shift next year. It also notes Europe's looming needs and quotes M. Dautry on democracy and peace after war.
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Feeding Europe Part Of Canada's Job
A Canadian speech urges aid to famine struck Europe and links wartime sacrifice to postwar recovery. It cites France’s malnutrition, high infant mortality, and widespread farm damage as evidence of Europe’s need and argues Canada can grow its peacetime leadership in a new world order.
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Black markets leave a dark mark on character
An editorial notes that involvement in black markets harms personal integrity whether one participates or merely frequents them. It warns readers about ethical and legal consequences and stresses societal harm from illicit trade.
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