Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Ink sketch Бу Edward Fitzgerald of Sophomore Class.

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MIR RERAERER LR LR ERER ER LR LR ARERLRLRAR Loyola College Review X № ааа 2-6 3 36 а ао 22 818282 РЗ ЗРЗЕ ЗРЗЕ ЗРЗЕ 1 Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, SHERBROOKE STREET West, MONTREAL Price: One DoLLAr THE Copy, paper bound. АП subscriptions will be gratefully received 1935 MONTREAL, CANADA №. 21 EDITORIAL The Silver Jubilee and Canada's Position in the Empire ЖАСА? АҮ the sixth in the year of our Lord 1935 found the greatest Empire М) in the world celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of its sover- eign’s accession to the throne. The firmness of the bond that binds ЙА this commonwealth of free nations was never stronger; the common N loyalty and allegiance of the individual members to one man was never exemplified more than during this period of rejoicing and celebration. From the far ends of the earth were sent messages of loyalty and ambassadors of good will, all eagerly expressing their i devotion and allegiance to the Throne and the principles for which it stands. These were no mere superficial greetings from one Briton to another; they were heartfelt tributes from loyal subjects to their sovereign. Peoples of all races, creeds, and colours, paused from their labours long enough to extend their simple thanks and gratitude to one who, in spite of the difficulties and obstacles which beset his path, has upheld the dignity of his position with a thoroughness and skill that cannot but fill every Briton’s heart with pride. Dynasties and thrones have crumbled and fallen, leaving only tarnished mag- ificence to mark their decay; the passing of the years has brightened instead of dimmed the lustre of the British Crown. Much of this is due to the King’s own ability and personality. Raised to the throne at a time when history was in the making, EUR events were shaping towards the greatest cataclysm the world has ever witnessed, George V entered upon the task confronting him with a confidence and a courage which evoked admiration and praise from races owning other allegi- ance. In connection with this we might quote from the Commonweal of May 17th, 1935: No one would have said that he was progressive, and yet he did bold things like refusing to take the anti-Catholic oath... We Americans are not interested in monarchy. Were we, however, to devise a ruler for ourselves, it is probable that we should be able to think of none better than George У.” His reign has been more eventful, perhaps, than any other in England since the time of the Plantagenets. He faced not domestic strife but the growing enmity and hatred of the Central European nations. Those who believe in the future disintegra- tion of the Empire might do well to consider the history of the past twenty-five Чај СЯ