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WHAT MANCHESTER THINKS.
The Special Commissioner of the Daily News writes from Manchester —
There may be a new world, and I still hope to discover it, but it) looks as if the population might| turn out to be a very small one.
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Here, is in Birmingham, there are small idealistic groups work. ing beneath the surface of the city's normal life. The Langue of Nations Union has a hundred members out of a popul-noticeable in mest schools now-- atian of 1,000,000. The League might be taken as an indication of Youth, the Fellowship of of it. Reconciliation, Brotherhoods, and other small adventurous bodies
Tow unless a slump in the . T. C. TRIALS OF YOUNG STATES.
am
carrying on what sorse observers fear will be a losing fight against the return of a cynical materialism.
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"HIDEOUS AND IMPOSSIBLE.
Perhaps the most hopeful thing he said 'was that the boss quite realised that Manchester was A hideous and impossible place. He seemed to think that this The position was summed up revolt against their environment for me by a man who is in touch might possibly stimulate them with all these movements and to challenge the permanence of working hard himself for one of other and more dangerous forms them. "Here." he said, "there is of ugliness.
A PLEA FOR PATIENCE
President Masaryk paid a visit to the Jan Hus Regiment of Legionaries in Ciacho-Slovak
Prague on
their barracks at March 25,
In the course of an address on questions concerning both the Legionaries and the Czecho Slovak
w
nation and State in 3 per cent of idealism, 5 per cent. On the whole, I left the school general, he remarked that there 24 Kreat difference be- of materialism, and 90 per cent unsatisfied and still feeling that
a political of indifference. Internationa! I should have to go further to tween carrying out
revolution and
social -idealism-impresented by those and what I was seeking..
political revolution who were internationalists before! So I talked with several clergy-one. A the war. They are keener now men, and University students, which overthrew dynasties with: And mbte artive, but
their and men in the street, but they all that depended on them was influence basn't appreciably could do little to put me on my
not so difficult a matter: it could increased. The great majority way I found them very practical, be done overnight, and of that
any indifferent to
DAW and apparently more concerned they had examples from history. conception of the world. They with going back to the old world Bat to carry through a social take more interest in domestic than with exploring the new one. revolution was quite a different politics, but their outlook on the The clergymen were the, least thing. meant a charge of whole is still an insular one, interested and the least idealistic, labour, a change of life, not only This was not encouraging. It The University students were the remával of certain sections of looked as if it would be a hopeless interested in the League, but society.
ask to continue my search in soon discovered that it was the Manchester.
are
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means
since the war had destroyed nearly everything they had? What was needed was to provide the possibility and the means off work. It was not sufficient merely to want land. The position was the same as far as industrial The concerned. affairs were point at issue was that of new forms of labour and no; mezely! of ownership. What they must aim at most be to achieve some- thing higher by means of the revolution. The State as a whole must pass through the process of social revolution.
The social revolution (the Pre- football League. The men in thesident proceeded) was not merely An evening walk about the city street seemed to think that so question of change of owner- strengthened chis impression. long as they got a new England ship, a simple matter for which Obviously Manchester was de- the old world was good enough they had the power; the real signed fur à 12 hours' working for them.
question was. How would the day, and the people have not yet ( The attitude of the generation and be cultivated; who would discovered how to spend their new that inst missed the war was cultivate it when it had been leisure As I stood in Ficcadilly peculiarly disappointing. I talk-distributed, and what I saw an interminst le processioned with several youths of about were there for cultivation.
and fro, walking eighteen, who had seen the army passing from
end tú the only as spectators of triumphal other of the brilliantly-lighted processings passing through the street, and then back again
and cits streets, and it was clear from so on. There were thousands of what they said that they were young girly walking atm-in-arm quite unconscious of the realities who passed ne a dozen times in of modem warfare, and inclined to half an hour. Thert were the think that they had been cheated Isands of soung men who went by of a great adventure, There
[with the surprising regularity.
was one who told me frankly that NOT A CHESSING NIGHT. the enzied the men who had beed All seemed unwilling to leave in the army and gone abou: the the genial glare of the street world. He himself, he protested. lamp, and apparently found bad never even been to London, something inspiriting in forming and he seemed to think that he part of this warm and quickly bad a grievance against his elder brother for baving been wounded flowing current of humanity.
But it
nut cheering in France and invalided home sight. It typified too plainly from Mesoptamia. (what seem sometimes to be the Already, it appears, there is a
F117pusgliss
of may new generation that is eager to lucross the world's stage. Her fill the vacant places in the ranks were thousands of men and woof those who fell in the war that nien who had finished their day's was thend war. work but could and no better way of spending their newly. won leisure than in walking up and down a Box and unal- tractive street."
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WAR MEDALS AND CLASPS.
WHAT SHALL BE DONE?
1914.
"You had your experiences in fussia," the speaker added, “and you saw what happened there. You say that you bare been dis appointed. I have been keeping watch for nearly 18 months, and have been exerting all my end- eavours to try and get us clear of this Austrisoish.. or whatever you like to call it. Be fair in your criticism; our State is little! more than a year old. The English State is 1.500 year old a period ofį unshake contingity. That j*quite a different thing from our State. which we are only just beginning
and Was cheered there by an inviden: which at least sug- igested that there was same pus- Although Mr. Churchill dosis-to develop. Theerefore I say that we must first have a few years sibility of finding traces of a rer-led
Sumt monthe azo zmains: tain idealism in Manchester.granting the British War Medal behind us for foundations to be made stable. The same facts are There was a kirl singing from the 1914-19 to troops who did not go gallery, and I noticed what overseas (says a writer in Truth to be observed everywhere, even have noticed in no other place-Mr. Long has decided the other in the countries which were vic-
torious, and in the neutral coun that rill the song had come to an t-up Bothe Navy, and all officers. end the sordid business of eating seamen, nurses, and others who fit. Everywhere you will find t was suspended. No waitress "performed
28 days mubilis high prices and lack of materials, mored while the girl in the gallery [ed service" between August a well mural degeneration. The was an anarchy. and it sang. To get a chop ons had to s
11. War and Sorember wait quite properly till she had 1918, irrespective of whether they produced the same effects every finished singing about love.
went overseas or not, are entitled here. You must observe calmly. And it seemed to me that if to the medal and to put up the therefore, and not indulge in Manchester had this respect for ribbon at once. Differential treat-wholesale accusations when you
criticize. music, one might be justified in ment of this kind as between expecting to find traces of a wider soldier and sailor de utterly idealism in the city's life.
indefensible. and the only "If you want to discover the thing
-10 do is for new world." said a man sharing Mr. Churchill to amend Army which staff officers adorn their my table. why not go up to the Order 266 of 1919 so as to put breasts. I hope Lord Cavan will Grammar School? They've got Army and Navy on the same
refuse to modify his report. A crowds of idealists there. from footice as regards eligibility for stole clasp is worth musikan- Paton, the headmaster, down-the war medal. It was a pity Mall the stars in the world. words." Sol went aloog in the Charchili and Mr. Long did not British troops who happened to morning. Unluckily Mr. Paton agres beforehand to bring onthe stationed in India when the war broke out came off worse was in London, bat i saw another identical orders instead of work-
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He seemed rather to doubt if The clasp question is complicat- medals, for they are not eligible with decaderi parcienzars of the Goods shipped the senior boys had tearnt much ed, but not one of insurmountable for a single medal yet sanctioned. from the water bad aus definite difficulty Lord Caran's Com Those who were engaged in the idea of the sort of world they mitter proposed thirty clasps for operations on the Afghan frontier wanted, but he thought that France alone, and Mr. Churchill-will, I hope, get a medal of some much might be done to influence will find it hard to eat the num kind. but other troops who did them in that direction. Helber down to the ten which he not reach the frontier will come himself was teaching history in propeses without causing inter home without any ribbon at all. the new way, which gives little minable and invidious wrangles. It is possible that the home finally medal when encouragement to conventional With ribbons arranged in service Imperialism, and he suggested parallel order, and clasps attach approved will be made applicable. that branches of the League ofd, I do not see why the fighting to these troops, as, though not Tel. Nations Union might well be man should not wear thirty fortunate enough to get to the formed in every school. Bot be clasps. which would take less front, they did a lot of war work could report no marked revolt room than the multitude of stars in looking after the security of against the institation of war and foreign decorations with India.
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