Bggngvfiu. 1941

“WESTERN GUARDIAN

IfiINTS: J. Elmer Murphy. lli Ilsnover Sh. and George CloI. l0 Ottawa 5t. SUMMEBSIDE liitl PRINCE COUNTY News ‘ ‘ ‘pllona. Advertising

'”"-'7'|'hq Guardian may be bought-daily .is any of the

fouovrkig- stores h; Samneulde: * Water Street; Goiirlles Drugstore, Street;

m; Bookstore, Water Street; irmnio Bakery, Water Mark (iaullet. l‘! Granville Street

fills Guardian Illl be delivered to lrly bong in Simmer-aide. an," Buy at 2o per day or lle per week. fiioae lll for tlalmservloa- u give vuiir order to the be: Illvelialble tor dellverise on your reeu.

TEX-Efren south sedans woman's Institute pantry male, Hommys Hardware. Saturn)’. March i-‘iii 3 Pm’

..}{OCKEY Kenalngton Rink. n.4,)‘, Feb. 24. rim si-me in m“ or North Shore League for n” ‘rrgplly, New Annan for

at Burns‘. Nhilpeque.

—Il0CK-EY Bedeque rink Mon- day. Feb. 3t. Middleton vs. Hol- Illl l.

—MAKE your reservations today Red Omss annual meeting

§w§;',v,;\lq~. Game starts 8.30. dinner. Plhone 432. Charlottetown. all. nflcl". "‘_ —POLICI COURT-Two drunks

4m: canlissTbociat. ctun united Church. surn-

recelvod fines of $35.00 and costs before Magistrate E. H. Strong.

Tl ll_\ 30.5%! villi hold u pantry 581d K.C.. in the Siunmersidc Police h, mo Furniture Drilaflmeni 0f Court on Saturday. 8 BHCP McKay 5°» Lid" ‘m 5a" -'

--WA.NTED—lbrperlenced. cap- able typist. able to take shorii and.» Apply Box 320. Summer-

e.

“may, March 8. at 3 Dm-

JZNGAGEMENT Announci- flh-T_.Mr, rind Mrs. G003.- ,:l Sllmmcrsidc, wish to an~ Sniiiil- i'.lt‘ rngiige-ilnent of their ':°“.,., daughter. Ruth Frances, fflhgsi... only son of M!‘- and

“The rcgular meeting of

Mary's Anglican Church was

alsrmnsmws nubbei- suiu 1

—-‘ i -—YOUNG PEOPLE'S Ml-ZEIIMG‘: i rt‘

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SHOWS 7

TODAY lililiiliin Allll rursiiiv i

, -Also- . ATHLETIC ITEMS-MONEY is nor ALL

MATINEE TUESDAY 3 :30

you,“ People's Assocmic“ n; gy_|h+eoe-e-eweeoee+eeo++w+e++o-e+eeoooeeeoeo-am+eom laid.

‘THE ..QB1.\RI-°TTET0W" GUM???‘

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Summorside

AgAAéi

For the

Boy's Suits

Boy's Jersey Suits in red Per Suit

Sizes 2-3 ot . . . . . ..

:l5 - 9:15

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. l'lll Clark. Lot 1B. Mar- lakc.» place in the near

nilurr.

..\"s in _ l A our“, presided at the reguyar “mm; Ur thn Summerslde liiciis Qliih held in thr- cliiirrh llélll rn Thursday evening. ways and means of raising funds ...?» (ilwilsscd and d_<,.u;c;(]|y has dcvotcti in the " “i, of Town ImplEovemcnt

t the members was im- glitz-Id to draw up n resolution in f“... oi Ccriaiu Projects winch

7 MEETING-Mr. w.

G. R. Harrison conducted; I .5 the devotional exercises. Present was a rielegaiiloil from lhc Ladies] 5

Baptist

considerable

on Tuesday evening with the src- retary. Miss Blanche l-fogg. prvsid- in; in the absence of the timsi-l dent. Mr. Harold Rodd. Ar~h-| dent-on

Guild rind the Lriynicills AS5OClR-‘ | lion ll lirrnngc for n vlsitutiolVBaxter amen: tiic mcmhers of the t~on:;re—'

gallon Er. the near future. Arthurf ‘ ' Holland, t present home from] Toronto was ti guest and gave an] The death occurred at h“. interesting talk on his work inhome o“ Cambridge street ye?

ga1fgglzg $21" 2:1 ‘ggicsfmlhag: tcrduy of Mrs. Elmira Baxter

had been approved cf ill the tiis- Kemp“ Paula's

rutsh-n in in‘ Y"'°’c-"|lcd gfll-usillnifvl Helen Mills. Mrs. Ralph Ozon and nlortnic. .-_\v_‘*‘i“"! "m" ‘l. Pr‘! UQ‘ Elili Cvnilt: winners. Prepared rniilini 1"" I'm‘ ° ‘ Blanch: tic-its "lid Marjorie New-

Dr Mm y; M.Nr~lll was n ziicst.

jotctl at thc close of the meeting. Personals

.‘\ll'. l{t.: itjliirk.‘ Kfdlbllllllflll.‘

ls fl bikllltb-S visitor to Mnnlrw-l] m. Merrill Dunn 5130M the ‘i i"'>“"'- ' 5 itrcck-cxrd in Sunimerside.

‘isun Bernard. K"I|.\ill},!- A ‘mlghmn dance was hfld. m. ft for an vxivnrlrcl vls‘l ‘(enny in H". Einudg], SQHQQ]. pm. vi-lh In; molhcr. Mrs. John Eiicfld‘ god“, ,0 [my nl-Cwsary Bernard. Alaldcn. M1155" and othrr rqulplnenl (m. ‘he Ehmdalc hgqkgy ~.~ of ihc family \‘.'l') lire “um ‘lvlizz ill"lt‘. S l ~~-~-—— _ . Ml". and Nil‘?- A.L. Retmlo and .\i:‘. strinit‘) Baizcl". bunlincrq l. Mari" walla,‘ motored to i-dl. manngci- of thr- fnlernatninallcharlonekwx‘ on Monday‘ and re_

Fstflind.nm,‘;,':.'aklitalsEgtfmi‘.“I:iport the the condition of the rorid

and Hostel l. Charlottetown. to" 55ml undrrci an opt-ration. Mrs Baker 2s niih lilnn-‘S.

state's sympathy of many friends is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wilf- rrd Durn of Alma in the illdde-Yl KENSINGTON l ‘death o! their threc-ycar-old child r [on ltfcrxzlall

On szilurtlzii nnrning lilc Frcc- , loin Pixli-s visiird the Kcnsing- Iiirny" friends regret lo lcnrn 0i ion funk zinducfcutcd a Kcnsing- Jhe continued illness of Mrs. Mar- ton (Calif by ii s:oi-c of 3-1. The lll-t Kinch oi’ Alma. who is a Pfi-

IREETOIIN :i;

genie was kccilly coillrsicd and itienl in the P111100 Cvlmiy H05‘ vcry good work Wit! shown by pltal. _ both if"lill‘~ l —--

T Y gllivlis for lilt- visiting‘ 1h lilo d-znlh of Mr. Abraham

hfcfilnis. which occurred cn- F819 lGilL. Elmrdale has lost one o! its respected resid- McIrJiilia

team \\l‘l‘f‘ (ivlllflv Rccvrs. Brcvrni- Auld mid Wcnrirll Taylor. and iiicsr gelling nssisls were Allison oldrst and "W" Rrrlrs. Edgar 't‘nylor and Brc-vvainenls. Born in i863. Mi‘.

Auitl. spent the greater part of ills lift Krii1..iiglwi'.\ Zinc (‘t)llIIli‘l' wns in the pursuits o’ Agfimiiu"! ‘ind Ltiuifll by Brilsl‘ Champion near Was a Sudwq-iill 011d IWOSDFYI-lls

farmer. His fltiieral wrs held at Sacred Heart Church. Alberion. on Tuesday morning. Riequicm Mass

illr rnd o! l‘ii- third period. Ken- linzton tirrw our‘ pcnalty. Una-ups:- Konsingion: Uoai. L. Tilornp-

m; not...“ (jliffru-d Mum gymn- W.E. Monoghan. Pallbearers nvcrc:

Biilii i..nt».-..-ti..-. Harold Condon. Messrs- Joh-n P Wrdlwc- Jame-i Clqfll _\4,~(~,,.-.-,n,_._ Eur; Dunntm; V. O‘Brlen. Prank l. MRKflilliL-LAEO Leo Arscnaillt. Jimmy Kennedy. Mlllll-"li- Mm“! and “"1"! Dimm- Donnie Cllilflfvliull. Bruce Cham- "3-

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pn..,.vo..,.. GML Al" 5mm; --A host o; friends and neigh- MN,“ A1155“ Rc,.v,s_ Edgar bors invaded the home o! Mrs.

Elizabeth Rlx recently to honor her son. Sergeant Charles Rix who. with his lmglish bride were spent-l- ing a fcw days there. Sgt. and Mrs. Rix were the recipients of many lovely gifts. including envelopes containing substantial sums of incmy. The gifts were opened by Mrs. George Murray and the var- ious verses were read by

Tailor; fm-unrds. Gcorlzc Reeves. ilciiry Sail-s. Bi-cwar Auld. Ross llsihvsun. Wt-ndcl! Taylor.

NOTICE

Th“ H‘ b , milk Dllnll- wit“? MiE-i lflffl-ibmon. Waite. Morrison. GaIInnhI _ _e WI I 0 bus leaving Hardy arrailtgcd them on a nearby Deigllan. Gay. Simmons, J. Scliur- iciimo ior Borden or 7 o'clock ‘able. Music W85 furnished by man. Billie Stewart, Delaney, on Monday evening to,» second Messrs. J w OBi-lm. Alton Wrdgc. Perry. L. Richards. game of h" d. Hardy. Sgt. Charles Rix and Miss “b . em“ “"9 PluYofk Lorna Hardy while young and old 71"‘ “'1” us is not filled V' ' -' i ‘ll h f t l". - ' . till pick up pussenggts fiigslrilililfmishtwer: tsearviegst cby T}; ‘yqrlgiiélsh. BcllnLe gulch tray. hostess and all left for their homes “'55 y!’ RIC 8r s‘

lifter uvlshlng Sgt. and Mrs. Rix

many years of happiness.

"M. . h -o. u. M.- q h,“ m," "llWfl SPECIAL for youi In the China Departments

‘Vere held Wmwllarding. a highly esteemed resi- hy your.

f‘fJll‘lll[‘, a delirious supper was dil-

was sung by the pastor. Rev. Dr.‘

Mrs. |

dcnt of Summcrsidc, in her 77th Although shc had bcrii in lll health for the past two years. ncws of hcr passing came as a shock to a large circle of friends. Her husband. Jolln Harding. pre- ldeceuscd hcr about a year ago.

' sill‘ leaves to mourn one daugh- |tcr.' Olivc. Mrs. Gordon Toombs. iCombridgg Sti-cct; also two als- tors. Mrs. tDial Lcard of Sum- mersidc. and Mrs. S. '1'. Kelly o!

VBTICOiiVPI‘. B. (7.. to whom the sympathy of the conunuriity is cXtcndEKl.

The funcral will be held from the llOlIlt‘ of her daughter on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will be in the Peoples Ccmctcry. Summersldc. S

‘ ALBERTDN

Tho funeral of the latt- Mrs. Mar- tin Kinch was held from her homo in Aim-i tn The Sacred ‘Heal: iCllUiTll. Albcrton on Friday. Feb- ruary 21st. at 9.30 a.nl. High Muss

Plane Turns ‘ Dver 0n S’silie Harhorlce

A Fleet Canuck aircraft, owned by Paul's Flying Scilool. Char- lvilviflwn. vras badly damaged when it nosed ovcr after landing on the ice of Sumnivrsidi- har- Zrour about. [Wu 0'(‘ltlt'ii ‘Saturday afternoon. 'l‘.‘it- tiilui. Joseph Quinn of Sunlmcrsidc. who was alone was ilninjurcd. H» had brought. the plane down smoothly on the runway that liatl bccn cleared for tlcc racing iind Wit: taxllng to a slop ntlcii hi: struck

a hard lidge of snow that, liar been tlirowll up b_v the snol plouglf. and turn-d ovvl‘.

The dilmagc lvi_ltlr~ Plfill" l.~

cludcd a tti-lslcd propeller. oil. wing twisted and sonic dannigc it the cnglnc cowliilg. The aircrzif‘ was later towed around to llll west cnd of lhc Town on the icc and thence i0 tllv airport. The pilot cbtaincd Ills privatc license some timc ago and W115 gctting in flying hours in ortlci- to log the rcqufslte limc to obtziin his coin- mcrcial pilot's license. , Mr. Paul Sharpe. the 0\\'fl(‘l' of the piano. iatt-r flcw ovrr the. sccirc in another aircraft and, many people \Vf'i‘(‘ tllldPl‘ liic iln- pvcssion that the plane that llati. been in the nccidcnt. was in illf‘ air again. _ 5

iiilliwr

inf Requiem was celebrated by the Reverend Father Monoghan. who Jlsopoffiriaicd at the grave. Much

_s_vmpathy is extended to the lic- rcaved family lll

‘ row.

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i Miss P-irli-i Ncllignn spcnl ihc

‘wcekcnd in Tirznish. where she re- ceivcd a cordial welcome fro-lll her- niany friends.

their grcnt sar-i I

Tho card party held in the Parish‘ Hull the evening of the 18th piov- ‘ed a grand success. The lucky . prize winners were: Ladies. Mrs. H. |0];Brlen; Gents: Mr. J. MacDon-

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i Fricnds regret tho illness 0f ‘Mr. John C. MavNeill in thc West- ern Hospital. All hope for a com- plete and speedy recovery.

Tile Tignish Midgets and the Kinsmerfs Midgets. S'8ide. played n good game on the Alherton Rink on Wednesday night. The encoun- tcr ended 6-2 in favour of Tlgnlsii.

i Lineups: Tignish-Goal. Junior ,McRa<-; Defence. Kenneth McRae. .Rcggie Arscnuult, Edward Des- lRocilc. Frcd Arsenault; Forwards, B€nnic Klnrh. Mcivln LnClalr. Clif- ifoi-tl Bernard. Everett. Richard. Ar- |nold Gavin. Valmorc Arsenauit, ‘Jimmie Klnch. S'Side: Crockett. Grady, L. Scliur-

Second Period

3~-Ti§lI'PSll. Melvin LeClair. s-Tignisn. Clifford Bernard.

Third Period

5—S'Sidc. L. Sirhurman. tl-Tignish, Everett Richard. 7~Tignish, Melvin LeCialr. Referee: Charlie Mclnnis. Penalties: Tlgnlsh 2;-S'Side 1.

ALBERTON RIZGALS win IN us": rainoo

m“ "I llimYUI-Illl fliid the most natural looking artificial Fruit

_ The‘ "lll"- Mllw In a bowl of this Fruit ftll’ your dining | "eh. 5o ‘gory, PPWNI llrlee of 6 pieces for only 0! cents is for this j M, m‘ "ii urlv. we don't. tniviireiih trail will last long in tnn ‘ "I M102! CHINA DEPARTMENT.

'~“?:.G'°°¢I'¥ Department has reoeivbvl a Inail shipment of Grand-

Thr- Albcrtoll Rcguls played‘ with the O'I.ieary Maroons on the O'- Lcary Rink Wednesday night.

First period O'Lo1ry 1.

Second period. O'l.cary 1.

Third period, Albertowt.

- Fred Mlllman i. Jerry alley i

i‘ I "Olllhnut Mix. This fast Mix nukes a belch of laelous harm: l" 15 minutes. It til so ally to usentreat your family to h“ m" Itlld Coffee any‘ time! The price for a package is i3 cents-- "l: item! ovlocnv passes-nuns. Y

a “d 7°" "l"! Ill! on!” Record Mllo- -I‘vvent to tell you i Elam" “l lewd Plum. mo. n. n": ls the Ileetrolii. ‘ "u" self-contained nodeL-you merely plug in and pls . It

,_ h T?‘ ""1 “Milli relludletion and is a most attractive ood h “m d‘ lirlee ls 08.50. The other type attaches to your Radio. o, m". lcvrverla your Radio I'M» a leeerl Player. The ‘n! DQAenTI Cure see. Cone tryl Como bay.

‘Ht u» ii ans 1e De ' ..., I partnent to plrehaae your drinkln Gla . . m‘: "Putflflll! of them this morality-They are so Feriaonrltlls ‘In n supply‘ of the various shes-J to 1O eenla eaeb.

l

I

"fr: "ll"! can free with every Q earls pal-oilseed! lielns

_ Md a”? "Mn-III faulty ivlll go for them in a great big

., n“, ot°r lnoreuso get a supply today from the D e I

[good lzllendlhcg of cnthualswc

Alphonse Richards 2.

The pupils of the Alberton High School and surrounding districts attended the "Free Movie" pre~ srnled in the Institute I-Iall at 330

.m. on Wednesday. February 10th

n addition to the library theec educational films are means i! stimulating interest in the pupils; they provide lessons in picture form for the delight and upl ft of young

people.

The Western Hospital Lati- les‘ Aid. Bowtng Club met at the home oi the heaaurer. Mrs. Lawson. Wcdnestlty evening at 8 o'clock. Despite the unavoidable absence of a great many there was a very

members eager to ttart work with renewed interest. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. W.

years.

$’sille Bowling iLisbon Madrid ‘ Colorful Cities in Post-War Era

Rftsulis. ui‘ Fi-itlzii‘ night's plat m1 Indies Bowling Leanne, piuitwi lll; Capitol Bowling Ailf‘.\'»<. silmir-Pi“, sidcz~ _ H I

lligll single ClilHSSr‘ Pcrry .430. High three Clarisse Prrry hi9. i

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By IIENIIY BUCKLE!’ LISBUN. Feb. l: e- tRculcrti — 152 106 Tiic Portugcsc say proudly: “Qitem 181 I53 m0 tem vLslo itisboa. nao tem vlsto 105 15'.‘ COUsii boa" in c-llicr words: “h? 153 '5" ,\\ll.l las ircl sccn ii-llmi has llllSS-

{ell somellfng vrry bczlutiflil.“ l Mzclvid lies many excellent quai-

At0mics:—- C. Perry M. Bernard J. Bernard O. McNeill G. MPNPi-ll .. Total~2459.

“"1"- ‘itles but its most ardent admirers $2 ggitfnf“ " could scarcely call it a town of N‘ Hlellldlinoll lgl-li;oummaifihlggpoltiitiiisn‘n Madrid and z. n - ' E k .

B_ Iftmfln‘; _ l3‘! lrsl ‘.l irittr i0 lisLon. f am lid-

Total-ZOSO. mg to liike the grave risk of Illfliv

Lil]; inorlal cncmics in both Iber-

Sinclalrs:—- I _ l- capitals by comparing tile il-VO

L palm 151 in 2l3,c';:]l¢s_ M- Mfflflhul‘ w? 123 Lot Icsl viow you can have of H- MCANP" 9° m7 "U; ' --. '- '1 " ll b" lei B La M. “I9 H3 105 Lisbon i. wlcu niriv it! l

' “g m " ‘Failing to thr- Tagtls y_u can 80'

118 140 l25 E. Douglas . i V. Y < ,__ . - T 1 2153 f in licv. of Lisbon lcinmlsccnt of o“ _ ' 'ihnt tf Istanbul iccn from the Bos-

Bu” Be”._ _ 11o u-'. tut with Lisbon winning on B. Arsenauit m royin’; I n t m“ E. Pl a -' .u _.-i rcmams 1e riea. c F‘ Kerlieyu 142 l6‘! H6 “mi urdcdy town tlcslgncd by the T Aiseniluit 231 144 till |j1l(\!l<;,(ili Marqu" do Pombal af- E. Gallant 155 160 .:0'l. __.... L. .. ...- .

Total-2477. i p wgm-‘rr-v‘

Suicide Qqtlndh- l‘

E. MacKay .. 160 2H M; . N. Simmons . . 139' P. Woodside 13". M Crosby ~ 5'1‘ M. Sharp 3 . mw W

Total-AH 5.

Crystals D. Gallant . l6‘! 208 lib;

M. Clark . ... 117 137 1 JI K. Mailman . I63 lllii [if E. Todd ..li6 ms n? s. Coles . . 141 92 12..

Totai-l929.

IpNDOlL-tCPi — Deaths from traffic accidents in Britain in

1M6 totalird 5.062-—iowcst in 20

hers to her home for the next sew- lngclrclc on Wednesday.

Messrs. Heath Warren. Harry Dickie and Maurice Mills motored from Bllmméfilfldflll Alberton on Wednesday where they attended the ‘mckgy “mo on the Alberton link.

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DRAPAIID TIIEATRE

sec HERE. PRIVATE .;g§~,,,.,u,,, m, iilinailovs f

PAID OFF FOB OWNER.

_ Starring Credited with saving the {agn- Robert. Walker as lite. Ilsrsrove iiy grocery store and .adloiitliig ‘ With I residence lit Guelph. Ont.. Su.\-.

three-year-old cooker spaniel. is seen with her master. John Eisry. r10. Susie's insistent scratching at the door brought Mrs. Roy Eis- ley downstairs ln time to discover a fire burning in the store.

Donna lee! and Kperiaii Wynn The Laughs of a Notion . M-G-M Plelare

Mom-Tied. Feb. 24-25. llll

Leavlit kindly invited the mem

I

Boy's Knit Suits

Two-tone effects ond plain.

Boy's Sailor

Drown ond Novy, reol serviceable garments, sizes 3-4-5, per suit ..

VISIT DIIR GIIILDREWS DEPARTMENT

FDR ALL KINDS 0F CHILDREN'S WEAR

, lliil. 1f it rains. oul comes a gaily-

icream and hOll¢y-—f0'f‘i.lil\.<. a5 the

. Devil-Belgian concern —- are derc- lirit and primitive. except for some l

... . . I

D Wanted Articles In Our g Children's Department

Smaller Boys

\ I

end blue, sizes 2-5-4.

Suits

.ee lI-U‘ol|eII

Bay's Sizes

Boy's Sizes Per P

Floor)

Sizes Specie

.. 4.50

4.95

Boys Pants’

Short Corduroy Fonts- Z-4-6, per poir .... ...

Boys Overall

"Qveroiis with Straps ond bib, ... ..., zlsocind

Boy’s Blouses

Prices, each . . . . . .. .

y’s Sweaters

ePilre wool sweaters in o good assortment oi shades. Sizes 294-6, on sole, eocli . .

2-4-6. ‘Regular $1.25.

SIIMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

for the great earthquake of 1755. Madrid is neither ncat n01- orderly, lls batty sky-scraper with their modest 16 or l8 stories make ll the most "Americanized town in Europe."

Lisbon’; climate i; moderate. languid. that of Madrid extrav- agant. swinging from extremes of (‘Olfl fo cxirclties of hcrit.

i Lisbon dresses couservativrly. "The sencras make a point of weal"- iing hats. Madrid dresses smartly a-nd in American style. A Madrid stcnographer has the knack of ilri-ssing 11kt- a princcss on wry fcw pcsctos. She docs not wear u

hut-d kerciuef lo keep her hair dry.

Usibonls cafes are numerous and teeming with mostly male clients drlrklng tenor coffee. with a plate of rakes at hand.

Financial Boom Madrid cafes are disappearing as

fast B5 hull-so cabs. Latest victim is lo be Lit Granja Florida. Most of

Witchlioctors Still Piying Grisly Trade

PIETFERMARJTZBURG. South Africa. Feb. l2 .- tCPi—'l‘liQ South African lTHilVE \\lif‘il doctor has as much power today 35-119 hail a couple of centuries ago. His craft is one of the most lucrative in the country and he might well be the rn/vy of many medical pracliticni» crs. This stateincni tvrs made rc- i-cnlly by Dr. G.G. Mason. of \\'a.ll- inglmi. Mic: a four months‘ tour in Zululand and Northern Natal

whcrg he studied native witch- craft. Dr. ltlason. who came to the

Union cln behalf of a geographical _cclcly. szbid llllll il was a Uoillllfli‘ fallacy that witchcraft among Scutli African ilativcs was "played out” HUT] exisltcd Otilv in the more iso- ‘nlcd places. "Nothing can be more misleading." he said.

them become baniu. -— symptoma- tic cf Spain's present financial boom. Madrid folk. inslcad cf sit- ting in cafes. stand at bars and order ba-lvarla splits or waffles-with

Spanish call them. Lisbmfs shops are stocked with

tic-rial. You could look in l0 shop windows and not see a single for- eign peoducl. Foreign curralcy is short and what. there is is needed for producer goods.

Lisbon’; trams - British rim - nre swift. modern and magnificent. ‘Madrid's tr ms — run by a His-

new modern cars recently bought from Italy. g

Lisbon is flooded with travellers and tourists. On Madrid streets. you rarciy hear i\ foreign language spoken. Libon‘s some 800.000 inhabitants are scattered ovcr an erlcmous area. Mrdrldks 1.200.000 tweiiers an msiniv concentrated in a WT)‘ smell space. Lisbon looks immensely prospe. ous. but most Lisbonites rnv limes are hsrdi/ladrld looks shabby. bill is more prospcrcus than it 11's bt-‘Pn tines the post-wai- boom of 1023- 25.

I O O-O-O-G-OQO-OO-Q-OOOOOO-O-O-O O-i ‘

Starring LOIS COLLIER and PAUL KELLY Also lerlll

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foreign ,

CAMEO i)

Monday 6:00 and I230 f; Tuesday 0:30 o,

A Nightmare of Mystery on an '4 Island of Terror In 4i "rm: car cecal-a" fl!

"Pear of running foul of the criminal code has curbed many of llic Zulu witch doctors‘ activities. but lllCv ‘must’ hale a pinch of on infant's heart or llvrr — and bab- ies still disappear in Zululand and Nnlril and arc never heard cf agllni.