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the machine does work, there is & good possibility it will be mass- Produced for the United States

Be Tested This Spring :

Army and perhaps for the Cana-

put into it.

He said at that time the pro ject.. if carried through, would cost in the neighborhood of $100.- 000,000.

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\ Varsity, have ‘been busy getting in shave for the 1n- tercollegiate contests ahead and the Maritime Senior “B’*compe- tition. It is an interesting foot-} note that the Dominion © Finals: are in the East this year, and, if, the Saints win the right to com-}

visited the senior squad at the university and lest we go too far. let it be said that the Saints somehow or other managed to win the game. This was one of the poorest games plaved here in quite some time, on the part of the Saints. that is. However. we'll have ar other chance to see the Saints in action on Saturday evening. that’s

the squad from Nova Scotia Tech. Game time is 8:30 and the contest will be followed by an- other of the popular sock-hops. Back to the Second Team again as we see that they lost to the very team that they defeated in

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the first\ game of he year. Wed- nesday night. they visited the

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short end of a 45-37 score. Once paced the lads with 10 poimts while Mahar had 3 and MacWade and Tingley had 6 apiece.

This edition of the Week seems to be composed primarily of Sporting news. but, here are a few of the other happenings on the campus. The Bowling League appears to be doomed to extinc- tion as the result of the laxity dis-| Played by several teams in ap-_ Pearing at the Rollaway. A meet: |

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REV. R.C. CHALMERS

Noted Cleric To Be Preacher Here

Guest preacher at Trinity Church in Charlottetown on Sun- day morning and at Trinity

ing has been held and another’ Church in Summerside on Sun-| will be held later in the week and day evening will be Rev. R.C. some definite conclusion will be Chalmers D.D., from Pine Hill reached then. It’s a shame that! Djyiaity Hall, Halifax. Dr. Chal- this has to be given up since it, mers is here to conduct weekend |

Tony Manning, a new | of the team. were. the | | sharpshooters for the Saints and

sky auestion. MacMillan Plan. CANADA'S ROLE

The speaker mentioned the im- portant part which Canada plays im the Economic Develoomen’ Fund. which exists for the bene- fit of underdeveloped countries which need monetary aid in start-

bus states are fast becoming fecognized and are in line for on to the United Nations. have been admited and, fing t) Mr. Macquarrie, exists a fine relationshin

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the University boys managed to} get only one of the five ome called

Given t and with the new | sposal, the Saints should become a team to be re- | coned with. They took to the new ice surface for the first time last Saturday and had a rugged two- hour practice under the direction of A.J. MacAdam, Sports Direc- tor at the University. This fast pace has been maintained to date and some results

are even now |

There are several new faces on the team and A.J. is hard at work trying to form the various}

not play im the City League this year, but he has said that he wil! play Intercollegiate. Needless to say, his services on defense wil! | be sorely missed. Charlie Sark, ! chap who made a name f

i showing. has stored the cleats and unearthed | the skates to venture from the gridiron to the ice, and has se- cured himself a position on. the team as a defenseman. We can that, if he plays

honestly say -;| hockey like he

plays football, he

is present. These questions will be a very good man to have | ed a very wide area and in-| around.

fluded: the Berlin and Algerian | tuations. the African admis- procedure, the possibility of other Suez crisis, the future of e United Nations, and whether not the Soviets have changed ir tactics over the past sever- | years. In regard to the latter. Mr. rrie-said that their tae- have indeed changed but their ambitions have remain- ad the same. During his answers, also stated that the U.N., dur- ng the. Middle East Session held 1957. when economic programs » the main issues. and dur- g other sessions, has accom- thed enough to justify its - ex-

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By the time vou read this ac- | count of the WEEK, the Saints will have played their first Inter- | collegiate game of the year. They take on Mount Allison at the Uni- versity rinks on Friday night.

you should be able to find || j@ account of that game in the

paper you are now reading. BASKETBALL

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The date ot the annual W.U.S.C. formal has; been announced as Feb. 2. This event is of wide in-' terest and is attended by many each year. The following day ‘is| S. Dunstan's Day and the two events coincide to form a holiday im the middle of academic work.

There is skating every even- ing from 6:30 until 7:30 in the mew rink and everyone is wel- come. In the near future’ there will be sponsored skates which will take the whole evening and for which an admission charge will. be’ allotted. -

That about concludes- the Week which you try to achieve success. |

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ant preaching posts in Halifax | he headed the Board of Evangel-; ism and Social Service of the | United Church in Toroato, be-) fore accepting a teaching post at the Halifax theological! school.

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for this week. but we'll be back | in seven days to report on‘ the comings and goings on he cam- | pus. Until then, all the best from the boys at St. Dunstan's in your | endeavours and we hope they are)

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