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right direction but does not achieve the ultimate goal and therefore suffers the danger of falling between two stools. Its main weakness would appear to be failure to take full cognisance of the wide gap between pro- ductive capacity and purchasing power, to recognise the break- down. from the viewpoint of the community interest, of the money system. It is doubtful whether any scheme, however well-considered and forcefully
1933.
BIRTH OF THE ANGLO- CATHOLIC MOVEMENT
By LORD DAVID CECIL
The Very Idea!
SIMPLE ARITHMETIC By Ed. Kelly, Very Simple.
DOCTOR Paul Douglas, an A General Communion throughout the world for American, has publish- the peace and unity of the Church, to be celebrated oned a pamphlet setting out & July 9 will mark the official commemoration next month case for the better treatment of the centenary of the Oxford Movement. Other im-of Germany.
The author reduces his points
pursued, can succeed in redress-pressive ceremonies will follow. ing the anomalies of the ̈dia- A hundred years ago a group of | They looked on the Church of to a unique formula in order to tribution of wealth without young clergymen at Oriel College, England as Church found by
drastically amending the exist- Oxford, used to spend their oven-Catholic
A branch of the
endowed with A down
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good
For
A
сове. instance ho says that G/C-equals G squared multi- plied by L. G. In this, stand's for Germany, C for the World Conference,
ing money system. At present, inga discussing the future of the Christ and the industrial control measure Church of England. To-day the spiritual power handed appears to be economic planning Church of England throughout the through consecrated priests and of industry with the mainten-world is about to join in celebrat-communicated to human beings by. .This Baptism and Communion. ance of the hard-dying policy of ing the memory of these dis-the supernatural sacraments of
cussions. laissez-faire as far as the con.
It seems a small cause for so conception they thought had beon the 18th century. The sumer is concerned. Never- large a celebration. But it is lost in theless, that President Roosevelt not. Theso talks were the founda-strong worldly position of the has gone as far as he has is a. tion of what was known, Arst, as Church had made it slack. Its great deal and it is impossible to the Oxford and, later, the Anglo- clergy had become more like coun- estimate whether or not he has Catholic Movement. And if it try gentlemen than priests; thoy and L for a proposed loan,
had not been for the Oxford Move- shot, hunted, drank, and held few the further processes necessary
Thus he alleges that the pro- mont, there might not be a Church services. Now the Church avaS to the creation of the new world
being punished for her slackness.blem of Germany divided by an of England to-day at all. order secreted up his sleeve
gone; Not that the Church seemed Her worldly position was awaiting the proper moment for weak in 1833. Outwardly it seem unless she reasserted her spiritual International conferenco is equal revelation. The real needs of ed much more powerful than it claims and reformed herself, she to Germany "squared" multipli-
were was lost. The Oxford Movement ed by a loan. the times are gigantic steps, all does to-day. Its bisliops
They're cusy. We know lots of Phone 23124.of them revolutionary judged by aristocrafts, living in semi-regal Avas an effort to make her do this, to state in palaces on incomes of re-establish the English Church in present-day ideas of the re- £40,000 and £50,000 a year; large the mind of its adherents as a formulas like that one. Intions between different sec-numbers of rich, educated young supernaturally inspired institu- tions of the community. Per- men from Eton and Winchester tion. haps one step at a time is as became clergymen; and anyone much as can be expected. who made any pretension to be respectable went to church somo- times.
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Slavery &. Disarmament
In this year 1933, when Great Britain is celebrating the cen- tenary both of Wilberforce and the abolition of slavery through- out the British Empire, there are still 5,000,000 slaves in var. ious parts of the world. That 5,000,000 slaves should exist on the hundredth anniversary of the man who devoted the whole of his life to the extirpation of slavery may not seem a very en- couraging fact; and it is cer- tainly not a fact that should be permitted to endure. The best in-memorial to Wilberforce will in-class. dustrial control measure passed deed be the strengthening of the
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1933.
THE NEW DEAL First impressions of the
LOST RESPECT......
08 A
NEWMAN'S PART.
the
For instance, take the motorist M, who is travelling along Nathan Road at 50 m.p.h., and who is pulled up by a policeman, PC. The following formula would apply:
Then there is another well-
Shroff+IOU known formula. Eddie Kelly minus. This may be amplified as follows: If Eddie Kelly contracts a debt of $10 with a friend, whom he promises to pay at the end of the month, how much will he owe after the friend calla to collect. The answer is
Or take it another way. The $20, if the friend's not careful.. Editor of the Telegraph has $10 in his pocket. Edward Kelly enters the sanctum and asks for the loan of $10. If the Editor hands the ten bucks over what would the answer be. A miracle, of course.
Here's another. If Robert Mac-
It wont through many ups and downs. At first it was a succoss. The Oxford ideas, with their in-
M+50/mphXPC=M—— $50. All the same the Church's posi- tellectual background and their Unless, of course, the equation
It was not re-picturesque medieval colouring, could be reduced to M-+-50/mphX. tion was weak. apected as it had been in the made a strong appeal, especially PC-$$$-+PC squared. PC squar- Middle Ages
Divine in to the educated. Newman, who ed is not, however, geometrically
possible.. stitution, the only source of sniva was vicar of St. Mary's, Oxford, tion in this world and the next. published pamphlets and preached As amid the dim arches On the contrary, its average sup sermons. porter looked on it as a venerable, of the old church, with his spare useful, worldly organisation for the figure, his deep-set eyea, his tense encouragement of good morals throbbing tones, he poured forth and the preservation of the exist the unearthly passion of his faith. ing state of things: a sort of holy, he seemed like some saint of the House of Lords. Like the House thirteenth century risen from the of Lords it was regarded as part dead to bring the nineteenth cen- of the State-the State in its re- tury back to God. And under his ligious aspect. And it owed Its Influence young and old flocked to social influence to the fact that it join the movement. It won was the religion of that aristo powerful support of famous Dr. cracy who formed the governing Pusey, whose austere life and im- mense learning had made him the But by 1933 this governing leading religious figure in Oxford. by Congress at the behest. of movement for the complete era-class was beginning to lose its
About 1840, however, things be: President Roosevelt are confirm-dication of slavery even from position. The Industrial revolu- gan to go badly. From the first ed by the detailed information those remote, corners of the tion and democracy between them the reformers had been violently now available. A minor revolu globe where it still exists. Yet wore transferring the chief power attacked by extreme Protestants, Whirter has a sore tooth, and the
In England from the aristocracy and some of the reformers, doubt
he have tion has taken place in the it is cause for rejoicing that to the middle class. Now, the ful about the claims of the Eng-dentist charges him-$10 for an
slavery has utterly vanished middle-class were many of
them lah Church to be part of the true extraction, what would United States in the last few from the civilized western peo- Dissenters. And it looked as if Catholic Church, Joined
left. He would still have the weeks, and there have been no ples. And there are several they would use their now power Church of Rome. Finally, in toothache.
We could have set you a lot casualties except possibly, for points in the story of its aboli- to destroy the privileged position 1843, Newman himself joined it. a die-hard Tory or two, whation among progressive nations of the Church of England which In the campaign waged against more of these examples, only the suddenly decided to go out of that are full of hope for those appeared destined to dwindle to the reformers, much of their writ Editor says that the people who who are to-day working to free small sect or be merged in the ing was suppressed and Dr. Pusey road this column aren't intercated
Was suspended from in the higher mathematics. business rather than lace the the world from bondage of other whole body of English Protest himself
prenching. implications of the Administra- kinds. Some people are at times But this did not happen, and All the same the movement grew, tion's proposals. It is not mere- inclined to despair of disarma- that it did not was due to three and went on growing for the next Anglo-Catholic years, ly a figure of speech to suggest ment ever being achieved, just men: to Keble, Hurrell Froude, eighty
Dear Mr. Kelly, Can you in- were built, Anglo- that a revolution has taken place, as many despaired of slavery and Newman, the founders of the churches Simply because what has taken ever being abolished in the pos- Oxford Movement. They were Catholic colleges-for-priests set form me what the World Econo- other. up, alsterhoods and brotherhoods mic Conference is all about. I have been all at sea for the place occurred in an orderly, scasions of Europe and America. very different from each
It is therefore encouraging to Keble was a mild, saintly scholar, were established, confession was
of "The Christian revived; gradually all over the reason that I do not understand the author constitutional manner, without note that as soon as a single
Wo suspect this is one of these. bloodshed or mob scenes, it need great power finally made up its Year," with soft, dark eyes and a country more services wore held, money, Yours, Banker.
shy manner; Froude, lank and and more ritual was introduced
elever fellows, setting a trap for not be thought that when the mind that it at least genuinely sharp-eyed, was a brilliant, mor- into them.
The English Church to-day has us, but we are not going to bite. back of the economic crisis has and whole-heartedly desired the bid young fanatic; Newman, I been broken, things are going on destruction of slavery, almost man of genius, half philosopher, not accepted all the views of We know all there is worth know- just as they did before. The immediately all the countries half artist, subtle, passionate, and Keble and Pussy: It still for- ing about most things, but on the Roosevelt industrial control bill with which it had much to do profound. But in one way they tunately includes many varying money question we flop. We have began to follow its example. were alike. They were all in shades of opinion. But it has had so little experience with the
Edward Keły. - steps off in a new direction. It Is it too much to hope for similar tensely religious; and the religion accepted their chief view: its subject in the last few years. metaphorically crumples all old success to follow present efforts they believed in was not just per-supporters do look on theories about the proper
refor disarmament? The force of Bonal, it was corporate. lationship between government example is evidently greater and private industry and tosses than is sometimes believed. them in the wastebasket. It
goes so far along the new path
that it takes reforms which used
Saxophoney
to look like the very limit in radicalism-such things 18 There has recently been held minimum wage laws, short work in Paris a musical festival in week regulations and the like-honour of the inventor of the and makes mere incidentals out saxophone, Adolphe Sax. This of them. It avoids classification incident shows that the indomit- in old, established pigeonholes. [able, spirit that flung the old If it is spcialism, no socialist Guard of Napoleon again and would recognize it; if it is fusc-ngain onto the unbreakable ism, Mussolini would not know British squares at Waterloo it. It may have borrowed an still lives in France. The idea or two from Moscow, yet nations may jeer at the saxo- one of its main ideas seems to phone and, strong men clench be to promote private profit. It their fists every time they hear draws simultaneous endorse-its melancholy howlings bay the ment from such ultra-progres-moon-but what cares France? sive Labour leaders as Mr. Adolphe Sax did his best, and Donald Richberg and such solid should be honoured for it. The business men as Mr. Henry 1. world will not have comparable Harriman, President of the U. S. cause for admiring an act of in- Chamber of Commerce. As a❘ternational courage until Ameri- matter of fact, America is ca sets up a statue to the com- about to try an experiment poser of "Sonny Boy." Sax did which is not only new to the not deliberately invent the saxo United States but now to the phone-at least, not the saxo- whole world.. President Roose phone of the jazz bands. So far valt is seeking an answer to the as one knows, he was a kindly question frequently posed these man. What he really tried to days, namely, whether a modern do was to make a definite con- democracy can adapt a complex tribution to musical science by industrialiam in such a way that producing a scrious instrument the essential features of both that would combing something democracy and Industrialism of the qualitica of the older come through unimpaired. reeds and of the brass. What There are many who will con- he achieved was the Instrument tend that it does not go for that every dance enthusiast enough, that it is almed in the knows so well.
ante.
It as
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"Now, lissen, buddy--this is the last time I'm going to
ask you to 'quit jabbing me with your elbow.
the
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ECONOMY.
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of the compradore who filled our coal orders this winter,
name
BEAT THIS ONE..
Our bright modern feminists car- blately put manicured and mino-tinted fingers to their noses at the Life Force. They have deftly ouchred Naturo herself. The one outstanding and con- spicuous exception to the rule of the superior adornment of the malo is Man. That inherently majestic animal has been robbed of his patrimony by a feminino sartorial conspiracy. It began in the Garden of Eden, and will not end with the Rua de la Paix. Remorselessly but steadily Woman has roduced Man, the erstwhile Lord of Creation, to a dingy thing in utilitarian overalls. Adam' dungarees. Eve adorns herself with spoils of the universe. Therein reposes the true secret: of the feminists' bonat of their sex superiority. They have usurp ed the crown of sartorial glory! But they are not talking about it. That may be either because they foar to betray their great necrot to dull-witted Adam, or because they recognisò that Adam, in his workaday overalls, if he realised: the trick played on him, might make even more fuss about footing the bills. For that is the real triumph of feminism. The ladion have stolen our clothes and con tinue to make us pay for the ox- ponsive renowall
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