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HOME FROM GERMANY

Pictured above are Sgt. and Mrs. Fighter wing. R.C.A.F.. they were Melvin Pound and their three chlld- able while on leave to visit Eng- ren taken in Germany Just. prlortland. Scotland. France Belgium. to leaving for their home village laUX9mb0Ur8. Holland. Switzerland M Fredericton, 1!, E. 1, gm; nn and Austria. At Fredericton they absence overseas for three yeara.l8T9 811056 Of Mt'- Ind MW wl1' Kethy. the youngest child. its years liam Pound. parents of Sizt. Pound-

lThe family arrived in Canada last nine.-5 Brian, 11 and Treena 9 at-lweek by R.M.S. Ascania and ex- lcnfled the Canadian school for'pect to leave almost immediatelr r-luldren in the area where they for Trenton. 0nt.. where he has uere billeted. Stationed at No. alheen posted.

lstrength fortified by the rites of the Catholic Church. of which she was a devout m e mbe r. Her death. though not unexpected. came as it great shock to her husband and family. who were her constant companions during her illness. -Born at Aughville, County Cork. Ireland. she ivas the eldes-3 to larger life. it is, a birthday. ffglgmeg Mfmggilyo-g:E';':nA;a:;, '3";ybe3mni"3 "I W" 1”" ”',graduating from Dromore Nation- (I . t The soul of His servant, Mar-fol fl,'f"n.Ss”ff?"w.iLlf, 1;?,:'i?,l,?,,?i 9"” Mary 0'39"” wife 9' relatives in Massachusetts and P95 MCEG;i3"3hdeyvI(llre:n RWZFSJ was employed consecutively in iniiinciier liflemof gljoiiyl on eNI:i:ch Bnsmn-i Marlxoroggh andl Iiyn:' 23rd,! 1955. Iflelgi cleadth ngcurrt-it It "iii: eexriendgri iltisitl.-elgiirl 'c"E.-aiimiiiifireificriifo.iil5w.i'”' "gt "" '”lt”"”.,'" L.y;l,;l' ' - lsewasanacivememero e ..ll::; l3.f.fi.'i."2.il ..'.:l:t:.”...."” L-tier sc-i-w- very active life until she wa: Church and 51,50 bicvnmue in Dry? air-than - few months vrtnr to her: i"n”"I.' c'Zii..ii'.'c Qiiiiry” .i.3..l'.7a to 'i”'h4 Sh”. "tend the Ch5'l0"ei the temporal and spiritual care m:l':PH333:lgxtgnnlhttineggmbggz of homeless children. in which smination, her condition war13:Ef,f"y me cmmnucd um” Mr 'll53"359d ltli':"'”5l "id V3"-ltfl '9”? In I916 she was married at St. phxyoslicimf rgggmmggegdg; 3) John's Church-. Quincy. Mass.. Boston's famed Lahey Clinic. for f;';'.l,.,.”l"ili.1gl'nmr5ri;ai'erulii1:i;edaii: ..i..re airdbpcrsibiiz li-letmedtgi-stir.-sirir-ri with herdiusband until Ihitaliirifndetahedapgtalndnhtion ITldrl'h;(1m!eIfo( her mug” h consultation at Lahey Clinic. she d...,”.,','.5n,,f. :n.i;1”;pyg,.a.':.Tn.:; ef.:,'5T, was committed for treatment atlegg. Sn. man, many friends in "W M'355Chl15t?"5 Institute Of her new home and country. She 'fPChn0lt'tEy. Clmbfldle. M855. 111 displayed a keen interest in its the beginning. response to treat-in-hoois and educational system "tent Seemed favourable. but and in affairs of the nation: Shd WET It became 8DDarent that re was later. on varying occasions lJ'9r:,rK'5w:::YmI9::l;:F8W. and all travel in five of the provinces: ln early February. when all I'(l()etII:lFI:00adn I:l(lgmdpel:0I)tfdCI'l1:Fs(IIaI: hoiws for recovery vanished. she to her home. her familv and her returned to Charlottetown toicliurch. By her good works and wait with patience and reslanm cliaritabie attributes She showed tion for the fulfillment of God's a seal for the spiritual welfare of to relieve her from her oll:iers."r Becaus: og lher hability - ' s. , . Tltmttilhniit her illness she wasiiilienlicalllegdmuhonn by! hers petIal:,).I': eomfortod and her spiritual to perform special duties. to

Ill MEMIIIIIAM

MRS. PIUS McGAUGI-IEY

Christian tradition is based on these words of Christ: "I am the Resurrection and the life: he who believes in me. even if he die shall live: and whoever lives and believes in me. he shall never die." Death is a change from life

Newsmen Floor New Details Of

Great Power of Nuclear Bomb

ABOARD USS MT. Ii1CKIN-l invited

B t LEY. Bikini Atoll IAPi--A U

I”Pl)ni'ters.

level could shade a city to ' - it f 1 . . . d with its earthquake-like ('(,))llleCCl.lel&-il)nSpae'I3tat'Il:ro:lPeeId Hvleapon ln sion. '

This was one of the new de- tails of the tremendous power of the H-bomb made known to

discovered about this little-discus- sed matter.

a massive hydrogen blast sched- uled for Tuesday.

The big H-bomb air-drop trial was reset tentatively for Wed- nesday. but Dr. William Ogle, acting scientific test director. told reporters he would not be surprised if weather forced post- ponement to as late -as May 15.

Until now. little has been said about the earthquake-like effect of the nuclear bomb. which also destroys and kills by blast, heat flash, instantaneous radiation and the slow poison of radioactive contamination.

bomb for creating an earthquake.

what a do. They looked down plane Into the mighty crater ripped out by the big 1954 II-bomb explosion.

Indigo blue water filled a two- mile-wide cavity where an is- land of the Bikini atoll once Stmd. Crushed coral and sand were piled in moundh along the lagoon side of the crater, thrown out by the mighty blast.

which she applied herself dlllizcnt-. in the Catholic Cemetery. Char-

tz; tFI;;7lib:”3;'I1"glb9:;f”fI 31'3":5i1";”;lloiIpioiiin. there to await reunion

church in the community. the liv- ing room of her home was con- verted monthly into s eh ap el. where the priest offered Mass anii Communion for everyone, but chiefly for the benefit of the eld- erly and children of the area. She loved this work and looked upon it as a special privilege. She also served for a time as a Sunday school teacher. and was formerly a member of the C.W.L. At social functions of the church. she was always present with a geuerousl helping hand and will be greatly missed by her fellow workers. She was a lover of art and beauty. In her hobbies these aesthetic chat- :":l::.:r..::;: :::r.'::.::” M; thee various forms of needle work: Ma"-V Cr M'”'h9"i at which she excelled l li'lari:ai'c-t M('Allisler 2. I ,' M Mlilarilyn Mi-Allister 2. Besides her sort-owtnil huahltnth llliciiael and Marian Mctiaugliey 2

rectinn. Reqiiiescat in ace.

FLORAL TRIBUTES: Pillow:--Husband and family. Wreath-- Family.

MASS CARDS: tfilajnrity High Masses) lilrs Cork, Ireland. Mr. Pius McGaughq. I. Mary and Don. 5. .liilia and Gerald 5. Zilurgati and Sylvia 5. lilorgaii Mitchell. (mrald Iiliichcll. Rclzan Mitchell. David Mitchell. Julia M. Mitchell.

to the nu- mid-Pacific proving ground to Clet" htlntb Exploded at ground witness the srheduled test shot

learned some of the things the scientists have

' Detonation of an I-I-bomb at NEWSPAPEV in?" Sunday after bEIt:I.Kl'0uIld level produces I special Weiiher (011190 D05tD0iiement ofleflect which virtually makes of it a new weapon-a sort of Q-

The reporters and civil defence observers saw some examples of

surface detonation can from a

.uitli her soul in a glorious resur-

ilary (Yflegan, (M o t h s r)

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New Shootings Are Reported In Gaza Strip

JERUSALEM (AP) eitlgypt and Israel accused each other Monday of shooting in the Gaza ares- tha first such incident to be re- ported in almost a week. Both said there were no casualties.

The Egyptian account said an Israeli half-track vehicle and two command cars crossed 60 yards into Egyptian territory northeast of Khan Yunis and fired on an Egyptian patrol.

An Egyptian military spokes- man said the Egyptians took cover in a nearby valley and did not re turn the fire. although it continu- ed for a half hour. Later an Egy- ptian officer accompanied a United Nations observer to the spot and lodged I complaint with the UN mixed armistice commission. ISRAELI ACCOUNT

The Israeli account said a group of Israeli farm workers was attack- ed by Egyptian soldiers near the Nlrim settlement. Nlrim is about seven miles south of Khan Yunis. He said the Egyptians penertaied 200 yards into Israeli territory. but withdrew when an Israeli patrol arrived.

Later an Israeli spokesman said two military vehicles hit Egyptian- plared mines near Nir lzhak vil- lage east of the Gaza strip.

Farther north near Kfar village. Egyptian outposts fired across the armistice demarcation line to cover Egyptian infiltration who attempted illegal harvesting inside Israeli ter- ritory. the spokesman added. is raeli settlers drove them back.

Southport H. & S. Hears Choral Reading Program

Pius McGaughey. she leaves to ML d M .. (- . 1- (,-5h . . g mourn her loss, her mother. Mrs. I. am fanl1:'yI Ma” 9; m?,lnr"w.Alli:::;tR:::;imf'h:'llim:' Mary 0-itegan. Cork. Ireland. two M... and M... P. H. -O. Leary, qouthpmi unhme and schml”

daughters. Mary. Mrs. Don Mc- Allister. Grand Falls. N. B.. Julia. Mrs. Gerald Mitchell. Char- lottetown. one son Morgan,- Morgan 0-Rgzanv Charlottetown and eleven grand- Mass children. Five brothers also sur-i M... and M” vlve. Morgan and John. Quincyl C,,.k' Ireland. Mass.. who attended her funeral.i M... and 1””. Patrick. .lerry and Timothy in, Cork. 1,.,.ImM

Quincy. Man. 5.

Qiiiiicy. Mass. 3 Mr.

Ireland. three sisters. Hanna. Mrsm Mr. and Mrs. T.m,,,hy 0-Regan,

P. H. O'Leary and May. Mrs. C. O'Shea. Quincy. Mass. and Eflen. Mrs. Hurley. Cork City. Ireland. Four sisters and two brothers pre- deceased her.

The funeral was held from the Charlottetown Funeral Home on Monday morning. March 26th. to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Clarence Roche. who also officiated at the grave. Rev. James Smith. Kelly's Cross, her pastor. vitas present in the sanctuary. Two grandsons. Morgan and G e r a id Mitchell were among the servers at the Mass.

The Pall bearers were: Messrs. Peter Carragher. John C. Condon. I-larold Donahue. Joseph Flood. Ar- nold Toole and Charles Toole.

Her remains were laid to rest

('oi'k. lrelaiirl

cheater. N. H. 2.

Mr. and Mrs Humphrey. 0'Leary. Quincy. Mass 5.

Rev. W. A. Keefe. Rollo Bay.

Charlottetown Funeral Home.

Quincy. Mass 5.

islon C.W.L. Mr. Lynn. Mass.

Lynn. Mass. and Mrs. Hudson Rumford. Me.

Mr.

Lynn. lvlass. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs John O 'R e g a n.

Jerry O'Regan.

Mrs. Elli-n Hurley. Cork. Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy. Man-

Mr. and Mrs. Angele Gardarelli. Saint Dunstan's Basilica Siib-Div- and Mrs. Leo McGaughey. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McGaughey. li'lcl(enna. Mr. and Mrs. David Carragher,

James McMurrer.

which was held on Monddy even- ing, April 16th. Mrs. Roper in her address in the

Q ” I ncytgroup said that reading is an in- Patrick 0'Regan. '

I portnitt part of a child's school work. "Everyone must use the art of speech. which should be stress- ed in all schools. In choral read- ing ive must try to stress the meaning and sense of what IIll' author has written. By choral

with solo voices.

Mrs. Roper demonstrated how t-liornl reading should he taught- using Grades IV. V and Vi who were present for this part of the meeting and listened intently to a humorous reading by Mrs. Roper.

The business part of the meet- ing Included the reading of the minutes of the previous monthly meeting by the secretary. Mrs. Eric Foster. The pf ” A Mrs. R. S. Mcdonald read an article written by the national president for the School" magazine.

An executive meeting vvll be field in the school. Monday aven- ing. April 30th followed by the

inning we mun urnup rgading'l'IllII children so far this year.

"Canadian Home and and teachers on Monday, May 14.l

Critical Speech Before Psychiatric Association

By ROBERT GOLDENSTEIN CHICAGO iAPJ-A specialist in mental diseases claims that psy- chiatry. shock treatments. brain surgery and drugs have failed to solve the problem of mental ill- ness.

Dr. Percival Bailey. director of the Illinois State Psychiatric In-

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CAPETOWN. South Africa tFieu- it 'iicss iliaiiiaiic aiiii liriilal" than

tersi-A magistrate here Monday "””""' r""'tllt trmitiiiciit ”but its struck a blow for liberty that ::.f,m"I ""9 also iraiisitory in should warm the hearts and .r:om- Wnlmmnm and mere '5 3 achs of sailors everywhere. C

He riiied that just becaiise the navy cooked the food for s sailor doesn't mean he has to eat it.

If he wants instead to throw his mess tray down the ship's Rllpy. way, that is his business.

Or if he wants to dump it into the cabin of the chief steward, that is all right too.

The magistrate said once the food is.given him. it is his property and he can do with it What he likes.

It-Ie thereupon acqullteil three British merchant seamen accused by their chief steward of doing these very things. They had been charged with wilfully damaging ships stores. .

The men- Waller Hard. ?;l Ed.

hard Marc, 20. and l.cuiiai-cl Perry. 19. said they just didn't like the food.

1500.000 Doses Vaccine Approved

OTTAWA tCPl A Another 5000 doses of Salk polio vaccine ihave been approved and distri- ibuted, federal health authorities isaid Monday.

i This brings to 1.500.000 the total number of doses available to Cana-

Almost doubt. that amount Isl required to meet the country's or-I igtnal target of providing the first two shots in 2.000.000 children and the final third ahots to 300.000 oth- ers inoculated last year.

Production appeared to be going fairly well but there still was doubt whether all of the target will be met before the school term ends next month.

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next regular meeting of parents GUMRM-NH”) OUHJIY

Lunch was served by the com-' mittee in charge and the meeting closed with the singing of "The. Queen".

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1:30 p.m.: Evsnsong (in Chapel)

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