..
r
G
t,60
ign »
V
1
dr
•
.
I
ELLIOTT ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT ELLIOTT
OPTICIANS 1-
AN S rcade
JohnY Ex-
88
Tel. 1 NO. S,
i NUMBERING INCORRECT
YEAR.
mery tote
Fre l Mate Beca g
dertook to the Pacific, she could ng pupulaThere i9 cause the masted that soon after i revision of
DATE
Uni + Sup sa By WI 0 r In this the materia Catholic at Charter. I Pacific Ch: in his worl 19#2, said: plies not on that borde whole wort to say upon in relation the first par World Peac can be no During th of Poland a a considers England on Europe. don " Times ed a peace of the right Franco-Briti tation of defence of , federal syst Ilarold Nic for it post federal Uni ual and de lay through itation of s tion of both and an into although thtice, the AM ed powers peace in an Most of cerned and about the b national rel ethical aspen man Angell the moral si• sidered the themselves w there was a widespread will to peace. Put to Lord Halifax the ultimate issue was religious: "Our modern civilisation in Europe has been built upon and moulded h_v Christian ideals.... The Christian conception of freedom has found political expression by successive stages. It has developed in Europe thrrugh national states, consist.
For
Value
and Service
rfor every economic gh justice dged word, rable from cumstanceg aintain the bf this fact `sfaction of zig claim! To quota
PAGE(S)
It the pas rtial change e_ not, and n foreseen y, such a es, can, in in to beor too bur. . x 'es. It is the case, d time to view to king an-
ISSUE
tltaties on ytacitly to +rescinding are no wDuld be to 1ptong na• total order there would t peoples n impos.ured
to
li{pe regard
VOLUME "':n n u o n bona] justice. who doubted "whether such a wide and comprehensive coin• munity of law and peace as the League of Nations desires to be is possible, or at least is permanently possible, without a common ethos to support this legal system." And Professor E. 11. ('err insists throughout his " The Twenty Years' (" risk' that all the constitutional machiner}• and all the brains
Sincerity is a minimum requisite of world peace. A pact binding its adherents to reject military aggression, as the Covenant of the League did, will be conveniently evaded if the parties can enslave by economic oppres• lion. Thus, the United Kingdom claims that she was forced to refuse repayment of her war loans in the United Mates, because her own debtors
might have ion. ant, and ,'.alleviate C]tarity is ' ,pUr third {bto justice ate its • to-day in . , interis, perhaps, the last of these esential obligations :•hich we might expect to be adopted. Yet it is vital in the international as in the human society, as "Summi Porjtfficatus" tells its: "But legitimate and well-ordered lose of our native country should not make us close our eves to the all-embracing nature of Christian charity, which calls for consideration of others (Continued on Page 4.)
Gui*lfoyle's Hotel Australia. Re=ieterod at the G.P.O., Perth, for transmission by poet as • newspaper.
gthey had ibed in
Murray' St., Perth Eat. 45 years
I