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DECEMBER 31, 1951

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."7. I-UARDIAN. CHARl.U'l"i'E owls :'AGE'l?i:.1REl9

IN Mryioiiiawi

HONEYWELL BULMAN I

Death" has again removed from our midst another of our. highly ii-spected citizens. in the person of Mr. Honeywell Bulinan. who was wr-.l known and beloved by it great number of people outside his llome-district. , I

He and hls.family had dutifully rlclivered the mail from the cen- tral office at Hunter River to the outlying districts of New Glasgow, North Rustlco, Cavendish and May- iield and never were there more painstaking aild obllging officials: through all kinds of weather and road conditions.

Honeywell was born in New Glasgow on Dec. 15. 1079. the sec-

I teI James and

united in marriage with Miss Ethel wedlock

May let, 1912 he was

oi Mrs. Fennel Stewart of Cavendish). and for several years he and his wife re- sided at ,Stanley Bridge, remov- ing later with their young family -' to Hunter River. ' 21'” death of his deafiv beloved ? wife. on March 14th. 1940. was it I sorrow that clouded his life. but 1 the constant companionship of his f5 sons and daughters solaced his --I later years. I - He bore his prolonged illness ' with great fortitude and patience The frequent visits of his pastor the Rev. Howard Christie were a I- source of pleasure and comfort. I- He is survived by three sons - Jonn. Lorne and Doll and a daugh- ' ier Mary. who was ever by his . bedside during his hours of sui- ; faring; two sisters. Mrs. Wilbur l, Clark of Sunimerslde and Mrs. '” Ernest Clark of Cavendish, and a ;Il-lather Mervin Bulman of Char- . lottetown. are also left to cherish '- his memory. f The funeral. held in theI United Church at Hunter River was con- ' ducted by the Rev. H. Christie and the choir sang "0 God Our Helo in Aces Past" and "Th:-re ls - ii Green Hill Far Away". The solo 3, "Beyond the sunset" was feellngly 3: rendered by Mr. Gordon Carew. His pail bearers were: In-nest - Clark. Wilbur Clark. Fenner stew- : art. Clarence Mcauigan. Thomas - Bolger and Russell MacNelll. Flow- il er bearers. Chesley Clark. Jack Stewart, Roy Macxinnon. Ivan ' Higgins and Oliver Parkman. u Interment in Hunter River ceme- t iery. Funeral director, J. E. An- ; drew,

IN MEMORIAM

1?. fond and loving memory oi IT William J. Paynter. who departed this life December slat. 1080.

:1 Time rolls on. fifteen years has

.

, since o'er our home a gloom was , out,

'''',We loved you then, and always will

Your kindly deeds we remember Itill.

' God knew you were suffering, and not afraid to e,

is so he Icalled you, way to your -3" - home on high. ,

And since that time many loved ' once have gone o'er. not we hope to meet you all on

t that beautiful ahore. Badly -Mined by Wife and -. Family.

in

I IN -Msyspliiau

In loving memory of my dear Mother. who passed away Decem- ber slat. 1049.

-. This daya brings aad memo lea,

.- or one who is at root.

-- I always loved her dearly. Because she was one of the beat.

Inserted by Her soil, William Spencer.

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ioosirigimi VISUAL L. Rl'JFltAt.'i'IiIN and ( ANALYSIS ,

f i o"; F. Huicnssoiigq I a son I

optometrist. N 58 tiraiton St.

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Protestant Orphanage Collections

Central Bedoquo Collected by Mrs. '1'. J. Inlnan

A friend .................

Misses Louisa and Mildred

, Calibeck ............... 5.00

Ralph Calibeck .......... 5.00

32.00 each: Mrs. Howard Schur- man, Mrs. Walter L. I-I088. George Mizuno, Mrs. Ivan Dawson, Mrs. T. J. Inman. John A. Stuart.

0100 each: Rev. C. A. Britten, l-Iarold Bugnall, Mrs. Edison wright. Mellville Johnson. Mrs. Earl D. Leard, Mrs: Leslie Hooper. Mrs. Otto Doull. Mrs. Ellis Web- ster, Mrs. Lloydi Webster, Mrs.

51 2.00

beck. Rev. D, M Fraser.

75c: Everette Bradshaw.

500 each: Mrs. Albert Wright, Clare Bradshaw, Mra. Prank Jew- ell, Mrs. Edwin Lord. Mia. Man- tague Gardiner. Horace Crossinan. - soc: Leo Devar.

Total--550.15.

ulghfield Collected by Caryl Weeks and Norma MacLean

32.00 Each: Chester MacLeo.n, Wallace Rodd. Mrs. Beaten, Perley Taylor, Ralph Gay. -

51.00 each: Mrs. Jack Siockman, Mrs. Anson MacLauchlan. Chester MacLcan. James Stoclrman. Mrs. A. Rodd. Mrs. Charles Macxenzle, Mrs. James Coles. Arthur Roberts. Stewart MacFarIane. Stephen Hol- royd, Roland Sellick. Reuben Good. Hammond sanderso . Ethel Cal- lahan. Gertrude Vil ett. Mrs. Lem Macxinnon. Mrs: Stewart Mac- Klnnon. Mrs. Stanley Hurry. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Stillman Fl-izzell.

We each: Wayne switzer, Finlay MacLeod. A friend. W. H. Wood- roiie. Mrs. Geo. Peters, Mrs. Lloyd Diamond. John I-lolroyd, Elmer MacLauohlan. Raymond Qlveelrs, Geo. Yeo. Stanley Veslsey. John Townshend. W, B. Creed, Harry Steal-ns. Arthur Bownesa:

25c each: J. L. Lucas. Lea Cllowen. ' Total-438.00. North Wiltshire Collected by William Clark

Walter Deacon 33.00 02.00 each: Walter Clark. Morri- son MacLea.n. Edwin Edwards. Bruce Noy. Henderson Bros. ., 01.50: George E, MacLean. ,- :1.00 each: Bruce Deacon. rue Clark, Harry Balderstone. W-10" Easter. Frank Mitchell. A. ll Bowman.

Clark. George Campbell, Alexander bert Bowman. Bertram burton Godfrey; Keir and Nelson Hatherley, Davis Mi 011- Arthur Smith, E. N. Easter, Alex Hender- son. William Clark. - 500 each: Mrs. D. A. MBCDOHII-id. Lgmy M3,cNemI J, A. MacDonald. Total-630.00. "

smiley Bridg Collected by Mia. Bert I-'1ctch r. Mm E W. F340

A, F, MacNe11.'............ 510.00 52,00 such; Rgv. W. I. Green, W. .3. Myers, H. 5. MacEwen. George

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31.00 each; , Stanley Coles, J. E. 1-ngcon, K, Maclcly. Max Per- ”?.'""'.5'?” 3.1?" ”f.i';.i2' ifI2..T-if.” o er. rlc . . w, G, M; ay. Melville Morrison. Gordon Fypfe. John Pyle. Elmer

Fyfe, Mrs, Stewart Ferguson. Mrs. P. S, Bell,:Ml-s. D. C. 'Mac-Kay, Mrs. Ray Douglas- 75c-, 13 is MacEwen. 50c ea : Mrs. Earle Henry. Mrs. gm-.1ey.,.'Blggar, Mrs. John Mac- Kay. .. 25c; rs. D. J. MacDonald, -Jrotg-d37.50. '

Ii”:-iii Muwn' Collected by nu.-l:a.iF'et Cole: and Elsie Hooper 95.00 .35: Mrs. Amos

31.00 each: Mrs. Lemuel Neill.

s. Robert Carter. Mrs. Eric gird. Philip OhIl.Iidiar.' Alton dd. Mrs. Loren Thompson, Mrs.

nu...-.....

gindsey Coles

F arvey Coles. Mrs. Ben Coles. Mrs. !

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This column is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising oi I newsy nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay- able In advance. -

JIMMY'S TAXI-Phone 525.

COOIVS STUDIO pictures.

for ncricct

'NEW iucvisim hockey ules at Jack Cameron's..

sched-

IIOWAIID MaclNNiS FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen street.

I WHEN PAYING your City Taxes please bring your bill.

rectors oi the Canadian Edlicll-iiemalicsi G. A4 Wilson. K-An H15" tion Association at its 1947 con-'ory; H. A. Aikens. M-A3 F""L"" ferencc spent two years studying Dr. Mirosiov Spacek 01 U10 31"” the "teacher shortage" crisis andloi the DeparlmentIt:fdH;::1thl:;:g with so much emphnl. phmed its causes. IA pl-c-liminur,y ltPIl0i'I;hVPifi.ll'& was appone I”.- O" supplementary fending in on... wus issued in 1948. I lIiilSlfLICi0l' ln.Chemvi;tilty and (4.! school curriculum it " tnufygng One pzlrilgruph from this report inun at Prince of new to rape” mm in nu, ma: rlvww is here quoted to indicate the almost Own, school on the Islam thinking of ill: committee fol-

rccclvrd at least one collection of 1”W1"g " 5i"d5' 91 gm” dma ,""l', iected from oil proilncc-s of (,un-.

handblll on the library system to all liorncs has evoked many com- ments and enquiries at the var- ious branches.

Educational Progress Reviewed, in Province During Past Year

By Dr. I.. W. Shaw

Vocational Schitol

The work at ilhe Voclali-mail

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Deputy Minister of Education hbrfu) book? The cifcu at T1”? adil: ”'1cllclillil.z as n IlI'0i9SSi0n,5L'ilOOi continues to grow lllld ('3-'

' umhc books is ample proof 0 e is rcliltivcl unllttracilve as it rind as the principles of ill" Lille

T fggivinlgl love of rntiidoigg .1-::w,neglIifc's work.y It is not conlpeilngfilf education become better known

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A review of education based on twelve years of school .work are sponge ilfe Y0guen':,nCannda.s Book on cquul terms with the othcillo the people of the I ovilllc. mug; of neceg- ngceggary in-r most pupils llcforc'Wc(,k in November brought the profession. The present acute-IE:ally in the year c More

the calendar yelp; I I siiy cover the st half of one they are reidy for school leaving rmnzmion that stressing "bm,yIteliuhel' shortage is largely the di-ihcid in Livestock First Aid will

h I t fl 1 f lversity m t i' 11' . .- ; t - Ii I l i d d: v t. 0 'ns from the Province :fl0?:el'ye:t)rilS::l(lliGn?iey iii? pl:'ae:ten?- dirhe T.....i'l" llll across Earnilldilu lli)iiisfs"”Le '0 Lhlldmn is "150 an i I;r(t)SF:.'S5it)oil. iifllillrcqiilutz l-'.,-I:'coe-ocprc-lllgriitrilrlllg with Dr. Aikens nl ing of 'factuai and statistical ma- been to 'lllld5 lhls llV0ll'0-.l'Cc'lr resllmom in "10 fumm 0! the S-inluneration and of the ulisiltis-ithc New Brunswick Department of mum is made, difficult and in. stand” and. here in the Muri- "m' factory living llnd working con- Agriculture to make thil COUHB deed can be .m151eudgngI such times, cw Brunswick has al- vim” Edmlmon ditlons imposed upon thousands possible. This was followed by

of tcucliers. Positive llclion onllwo weeks of practical agticlllture Ithe part of the Canadian plli)ii(1:l','iVL'll by varlou! experts from lbolil the Dominion and Provincial

material will be given but little attention in this brief statement of the year's activities. In any 4 o J A I AI.l I 'l J ' '

ready nauguratcd it. I In his Province two Senior,

I-IiEhI Scllool Proerammes lending-' Dufing 1951 the mm library

circulated 10,000 films to 3 mm! is imperative if the schools are to

Knoll WOOL hose the ideal Christmas gift at Jack Cameron's. I

BEFIIIGERATORS. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs, storey Electric. 0 Phone 3007.

Accessories. -

THE FOURTH AND FINAL in- .stallmentsi oi 1951 Taxes is due and payable on December 31st.

FLIGHTS DAILY. except Suh-

mnggsu "" ' "I 444 " ' I” ' ,, , ,,, ,.,, . unctioli cfieqiively. Tile mostlDr-plirilnr-nis of Agriculture and - Overcoat at Jack Cameron's. in the annual report of the De. one Consisting of two years oi e mums Mob " and pro ressing need is for higher rt--:fin:.lll,v a course in Forestry and partment. 5 study heyond Cyrade X as indi-gimme, throughout 3”, pmvmcaulrenicnts for -Diliifallcc lo ihc-IV-loodloi. Management under Inc for men. NW9d by the Programme of Prince eachlng profession, better S(ti(l('-.fili'('Cii0n of the Department of In-

day, to New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime Central Airways. Limited. 2061 or 540.

on the voters list for the Election in February, all Taxes must be paid in full by ember 31st.

RANGE AND OIL serviced by Vlckerson 00. Telephone 2480.

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market is open is a. holiday,

others) J. -I are ielit-lrlng 20 per cent discount on tailored-to-measure clothes.

lVlaoDONALn RADIO SERVICE s80 Kent Street. Radio repairs. 'sound equipment. Disc Recording Rogers Majestic and Stewart War- ner Radios.

L" Eric Coles. Mrs. Verner Coles.

Reagh Moreslde. Mrs. Herbert Matheson. Mrs. Percy Hooper. Mrs. Geo.

' Hooper, Mrs. Brenton Coles, Mrs.

Ernest Coles. Ashiord Andrews, E. M. Crabbe. Mrs. John Crabbe. Frank Meclierizie. Mrs. Hammond Hooper. Fred Hooper. Bert Hooper- 75c: Mrs. Charles smith. 50c each: Mrs. Clifford Chand- ler. Mrs, Erie Coles. Mrs. Raymond Andrews, Mrs. Reginald Coles. Toial- 333.10.

Cherry Valley Collected by Mrs, Monty Macbeod. Mn. Malcolm Irving and shiney Clow

82.00 each: Fred Nelson. Gordon MacDonald.

01.00 each: Edison Nelson. Sterl- ing lngs, George Hayden. Malcolm Irving, George Docherty. Ivan Docherty. Mrs. Lloyd Martin, Mrs. Lewis Hayden. William Hayden, Ray Beers, George D. Irving. Monty Macleod, John Mac-Lead, Elmer Ciow, Duncan Irving. Melville Maolnnis. Mrs. Earl Ings. Mrs. Lloyd Ings, Mrs. Russell Inga.

75c: Mrs. Edith D,upius.

we Each: Mrs. Truernan Jenkins. Mrs. George Carver. William Irv,- ing, George Huggan, Mrs, Edison MacDonald.

Total-526.25.

North Bedeque Collected by' Miss Erma Baker

s2.oo,- Mrs. Brewer Waugh.

31.00 each: Mrs. Robert Baker. Mrs. Geo. Macwilliains. Mrs, Elia Smith. Mrs. James Clark. - Iorne Macoaull. Mrs. Erie Mac- Murdo. Mrs. Scott Maclvlurdo. Mrs. Norman MaoMurdo, Mrs. Douglas MacMu.rdo. Mrs. Wilbur stavert. Mrs. Ivan Birch. Mrs, J. K. Camp- bell. Mrs. Reg Dtngwell, Mrs. Free- man Bimmons. Mrs. Preston Bow- lleas. Mrs. Prod Reeves. Mrs. Clark Baker. Mrs. Heath Clark.

50c each: Mrs. Clan Carruth- ers. Mere. Mrs. Stuart Carruthel-s.

25c: Mrs. J. Taylor.

Total-321.25.

Iearlstolwn collected by Mrs. Mal- colm Bradshaw. Barbara Palmer and George Wright

Seal-letown W. I. 36.00

w.00: Harry Sobey. ..

31.00 each: Mrs. Kenneth Mut- tart. Mrs. Edward Lend, Mrs. P. L. Platte .Mrs, Waiter Wright. Mrs. Charles Crewes. Mrs. Tinson Now- some. Mrs. Charles Doull. Mrs. Adelbert Palmer.

150 each: Mrs. Fred Macquarris. Mrs. Archie Robinson. Mrs. Pete

Ainblnder. we each: Mrs. Maicol Brad- shaw. Mn. Neil Bradsh w. Mrs.

Prank Bell. Mrs. Liloyd Bell. 'Ibtal-610.25. l

Tyndale collected by Betty Glliia

31.00 each: Lloyd Maooonald. Ed d Hackett. D. .7. Gillie, R. 0. Mac . Robert Bi-ehaut; Dan Maoxenaie. Mil. H, E. Carver, John A. MacDonald, Mu. Simon Campbell. all-e. Annie Maonom Angus W. Manhood. Alec D. Mao-

. Wtllatdnruce. Lauren use- d. . lluidocir MltlPhOr- ..... .:l?.'2 as W . n ay .

i 508: Allan Shaw,

Total-610.50.

Queen Elisabeth W. 1.. Beach Point. lite. llliet Wllliadl. levy-Trees. - illlloi Mr. Elliot Williams.

-81.00 each: Mic. J mason.

ma Had! Wallace

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Property Improvement and School Sanitation -

A year ago it was reported that in 1950 there had been unpreced- ented activity in erecting new schools and improving ulstlns ones. It is gratifying t '0 State here that the interest ll 11 effort improve- ment, on the part of the people rally. is be- . Assisted by Government 3 i; In the following districts hvavp-' rovlded new build- ings or additional rooms to exist- jug hmidlngs: St. Lawrence. G;-gnnmount. Mont Carmel, Lower

rertown. Margate, Indian” River, Bedeque, Iona West, Gowan-,Brae. Murray River. Union Road.'Nine Mile Creek, Stanhope.

Approximately 235 districts took advantage of departmental assist- ance to make substantial improve-

facillties. Today more than 5015 of the rural schools are so equip- ped and the work of installation

eluted. Indeed it is difficult to meet all the requests. As reported ll year ago. the services of the Board are made available to dis-

form valuation of all real pro. Petty within the school districts taxable for school purposes. A1. ready 96 districts have been com- pleted and there is at present a waiting list of 17 others,

of Wales College and.Saint fDun- stans College, and the other con- sisting oi one additional year of study in the high schools follow- ing the Nova Scotia Course. To have two different program- mes of study both leading to uni- versity matriculation is unsatis- factory. The committee heid sev- eral meetinga during the spring months butldeferred submission of recommendations until the en- suing schooi .year.

Tile past year has seen a com- mendable growth or interest in tW0IVel'y important phases of od- ucational training-music and dra- maiics. Tile Prince Edward Is- land Music Festival Association. through the holding of annual music festival competitions, has done much to encourage and for. tcr instruction in singing and music in our schools. At this year's festivaiI many additlonal

V-lSDeClRli.V in rural areas, never. theless the signs are encouraging.

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available for the people of Al- berton and vicinity with the open- ing of their attractive new lib- rary buiidinz during the year.

has been devoted to publicity by stressing the use of books in the practical affairs of life. such as. ,carpentry and home making. The

0! th se 750 were school showing to an audience of 62.600 children. These programmes, for the most part, are handled by film coun- cils throughout the Province, Na- tional llmlBoard staff. or dlvldual organizations using their own equipment or equipment bor- rowed from the film library.

In the month of December the in . . . At the iIn1P of wllilli:

re ill the Province iilrcc scliools.l aving sufficient clllldren

annual film council workshop was held wiiil about 40 people repre- senting the eight film councils, who came together for a full do to discuss mutual problems and t take a short course in discussion techniques.

During the tourist season 18, Hi tourists saw selected programs -I travel films at 290 separate show ings. This includes programme presented on the ferries Abegwei and Prince Edward ation with the, Prince Island Travel Bureau Canadian National Railways.

Edwar - and

Teaching Service

As in the other Provinces o

fessional training leading toward a regular license.

I

n third year; and 20 in fourth!

ion of trzlinces and longer

educative programmes of 3Thcsr.-

living nnd working

courses higher npplil-rli ions

pensions, l-lord the young women of the Prox- con- NICE 2! SIX-WEEKS COUPE! WI; gil-

lin cooking

undldlisirics and Resources will be providui raining. but those cannot be oil-Hlgllin in 1952 and already maltv dined without provirlillg in, alaries, more adequate ettcr itions and It changed zlilitildc llndlfn ill Home Mlllll1E'0mi-'lll- ntercst on the part of the pub-lsiruction included practical worn" ” sewing, honw tlu-reI'llllrsillg, first aid and knitting. I Regular 10 0D'lconducted as usual through

and

trades

have been

CDUFSCS

0i(iCi.'i l 2. received.

The in-

W'l'l-l iii”

rate. without lezlchers. while ill year and night classes were pg. 7 classrooms teachers are lit workitrllllislicd in many of the trades

th he average dsliiy attendance zlllil

nder permit. During he number he public schools was 18,468, uni ncrcilsc of 189 over the previous ear. ncc was 15,310 and the percent- i ge of attendance was 82.9. " CW9?" he matter of total enrollment ihis.

Scvernl sillff r-linnges took DillC(li

the school ,x'o:ll' of pupils cllrollvri ill

Tile ilvcrugc daily attend- In

highest since 1904, while

His Honour Lieutenant-Governor

ments such as remodelling f h l h : 1' f t d. -, .

building! according to model.-Jn :f1o(l)l?5!a;v:5:" !:Sprie,fe3,t:gr 13552:: The film library now contain tletultfuzlenn Lillfic itinlea lifingil1nIf(TcuLi'(i1ri T' w' I"

plllalgls of heating. lighting and ven- of the competition. about 1000 sound films and -H. 1 Wm receive at

I '1 On. new furniture. larger L1. 1 . film Strips. - Prince of wales Coll

grounds. painting and library fa- Ass:-,c?x,:':, tgfs gram" gesuml The efforts of the staff are no no 3

cilitics. mum mm by ixgziglgge 3”; being directed toward self oper Prince or VVr'li('S College nil.-. G0V9l'nm9"t HOUSE In litiigly 1950 there were not groups in us festival proggrmrimaei atlori of film programmes by com ear has -ll registration of 485i

more an 3 or 4 sclioolslin the whue ,, great deal remains M munitics and the proper uulizauo tudenispdlstribuicd as lollm.-:;:, on Tuesday,

frovlnce. outside of the city and be done in furthering the aesthe- of wsual muerinm V 98 in first year; :1-i0 in SPi'0lldI

owns. equipped with indoor toilet uc development of our .children' ..ear; 57 in teacher training; 58- January 1st, 1952,

from 3 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

SF" goes on. In the entire edur:n- -t mhrarlel Calllldlla the PFONEM Of PF0Vld1ll lnrte UH) llli0Vl0llS rear. Miss; Each gentleman should pro- ttfelgl fsfiiijrol gfngllle past flew years 1:;l;9ltI:;:he'Irl;mber”9f propel: 1 Id Svllmpson. Miss M:ll';,'ul'ct vide himself wiill two visit- I cxampe o co. A” library b h I can nues o - ou , iss Ann Duffy, Mr. Ian ing cards. gperatlon -between dist;-M and operation durmgmnfhis p:;'fl'3ye:i;;:l difficult one. .We have bee shford. Mr. Ivan Dowling, Mr. a:l(iaxitt;2gi:n:.o ehnd that pupils and me people of Prince Edwm, ;t;l;,t1l:Ii;Btea iglufglcnlg -tfew iiljlstricts obert LeClzlir left ihc staff. New L. E. Prowse, ave e com. Island have t d th H n num er II ppoiniments were T. 'M. Loliliflilp - Iftort'and convenience gt 1;”, San. and practical rgzflerceg (; children to operate schools, hav Biology; IL J. C03,”. MIA” Private Secretary. or) equipment whlcll. it may be rary system producing 3 been w'"'”"t ieiichllli IEFVICG 1'0 glisll; N. E. Smith. M.A., Mlliil-l

nilcnded. ' Continued on page 13

Ilrlnlds. These classes both day and 1950-51 nlizlll, were well