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.401‘ H0!!! BUG! at Bruce's.

-HOCKIY Kensington Riink. “mm mid; Legion vs. Kens ng- pp Ihtermcdlates, Fdday. Dw- 17, 8:15.

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Personals

,_M_\'§. Clare Tanton and little daughter arc guests of Dr. and Mrs, E. 'l‘. Tantcn, Summer-side.

__Mr. Ormnnd Dillon, Stlltli-‘Tit m dmilstry at Daihousie Univer- iltv is spending the Christmas holidays in summerslde-S-

eMr. Billy McMurdo. student ifl

d,,,.,s.,-_v ‘i; Daihousle University. 1. spending the holiday! with "i! parents. Dr. and Mrl- J- A. W?‘ ililfllb, Surnmersidm-B.

_Miss Mary Palmer has arrived litllIlC from Toronto~ to [Iililld Christmas with M!‘ Pi-PW" Ml‘- mq Mes. A. W, Palmer, Summrr- lidfl,~—S.

_.M|ss Emily Dorgau- .ll00k~ krepcr at Foley's Druv: Store bu! Hiott to: Boston and New York to

spend the Christmas and New Year's hc-lida:,'s.-—S. —Mr. Howard MacFarlanl: ‘ill

arrived homo from Acadia Univer- un- to spend the holidays at his hams in Summersiden-S

~-Mr_ Alex Mclnnis, son of Mr. ind Mrs. J. P. Mclnnis. Summer- lldQ has arrived homo from St. Dunstaifs University to spend i710

holiday sessc-'1.—S. -Mr. Ito-bortxionrcke. stuicut n ‘King's College, Ilnllfex. ll

mending his Chllstmas vacation in summer-side -- S.

—lfr. Claude Iseeky, uim is ni- tendiit: Acadia University. Wolf- i-iiir, N5. is guest of his parents. iir. snzi Mrs. Wilfred Imcky Gran- ville Street. Summcrsidc hr the holiday season.—-S.

§—Miss Roberta Gorrll‘, a stil- dent a‘. Mt. Allison University is Ipendivip her Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Cor-rill. Harvard Street. Bummv-rsideu-S.

—-Mr. George walker ‘has arrivr-d iomp from Acadia university to trend the Christmas season winh his parents, Mr. and Mre. Ernest

L. Walker, Summersldo-SA ' .- --Keith ‘and Grant ‘ltfoiiison. piiudents a; Acadia Univofaity. Wolfvlilc. N. 8-‘. ere smtrclivi; the

Christmas vacation with thnhr par!- "its. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. lfinllison, ‘Summersidef-S. ‘ i —-'I‘h¢ many friends of Hr. Al- imR. Campbell who has been sor-

iously ill in the Prince Cormty Hos- .

uital. will be pleased to hint of his inredy recovery and wit‘! be able idt return to his home» in .1 Jew HYS.

7M1 Hubert McNeiYi. student at Prince of Wales ‘Colhge and Mr. Etwaai McNeill. ltflldent a; 5t. Dunstan’: University hgvg qrrlvad time to mono the holidays with their mother Drs. D. F. McNelli, Bummozside-B. [a .

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CHRISTMAS NIGHT

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By The Canadian Press Aorooo tho grcat northern rim of Canada. tho Eskimo mldo merry with tho whito man today in an exuberant and traditional. dele- bratim of (ihriotmus. '

In from the hunt. their best clothes on, they established their littlo clusters of igioos in the snow outside tho huts and camps of tho radio men. tho metoorologiots. tho rnounties on duty hundred! of mil- oo from homo. They song and danced. ata and worshipped tho Christian God for happy hours on and. . In some outposts. they had been gathering for dlyl. Haring thetr iglooa magically from tho snow and preparing for the great festival.

A thin but vital link with the outer world, tho white man's radio sent their voices crackling across the nailed. emhoflfllll EPW111185 Mid

Eskimos And Whites Make Morey In North

of Baffin Islond. tho white men o! Ulo Hildaolfl Bay Company and tho Department of Transport Radio Station opened tho fow parcels that had survived the three months sinoo tho arrival of tzho supply ahlp 11MB. Naocopie.

On Nottingham Island, at the an» trance to Hudson Bay. Government radio communication contra for tho Arctic. five white men and fivo clinics shared their Christmas. They engaged in winter sports to get on appetite, ato a chicken din- ner, exchanged. gifts of beaded ‘tobacco pouches. ivory carvings, tobacco. candy, fruit and nuts wthllo gralnopisone records pounded out music.

In Fa-lnt Twilight

At Arctic Bay, near the tip of

Baffin Island. a faint. twilight at

CANADIAN VACATIONS! DBOWNED A1.‘ FLORIDA

11 am. ushered in Ghristma; over

virtually snowless soil. Instead cf a Ewart out to deep wet" by e

oNowostcd time,no extra steps. Full-strength Fleischmanrfo active

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kitchen range. Also 1N0 Rvmtioc roar end. 1B3 Pontiac front axle: 1% Chevrolet engine bled; Ap- ply H. L. Murphy. care or Bay Motors, Summorsicie. j

-—-— I -BUY Flloa and Sflarpenln‘ Stones at Bruce's. . —OAR. TRUCK O0 DI — A

car and a truck collid on Main Street at Buanmerside iOhristmas Eve. None of the occ rants were seriously inhired although four were taken to the Pr! ice County Hospital for exominati n but three were released shortly. after. The fourth. suffering front shock. was detained until Christmas after- noom-S. '

Well iinov/m $’si|io Business Man Passes

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The ueath oqcurrcd at his home] in Bmnmersicig on Wczlnesdeygi

U-I-lllxhl-li. Th}: deceased, who wast 1°!‘ Wm: Wists manager of the] Dominion Silver Fox Furs Ltd . was' one of Sumimersideh well known‘ business mcot- Althougn he had‘ been in ill tyualth for the pas; sev-i era! Years he had been able ‘o st- tlfld to his duties u manager of, the Fur sates up to the time the company closed out its business.

He was) a son of the late W. P. Clilllltav. prominent business man in Iiummersidc and 5t. Louis and prcoioua to coming to Sum- mersidci he nod been “wplpgpd with hiV; father in business at St Louis. l‘, wid: circle of friends will regret to learn of his passing and' Will 10in no extending to his‘ ‘viditlif. thw-fiilflif Irene Comer-ti rm. incsrovjgmlpathy.

It ‘to mourn also arc one‘ doll‘ ter. Predda anduths follow-i in: Ibrcthers and riotous: my in Illinois: Austin in .. ‘ ' hum’ Ma s.; Dr. Wilfred at South; Rug. Bel and Emrrett at St. Lotilv; s]. fer St. Augustine of st. Mary's ° "Vt-IL Providence. R. 2.: Maude R -. h‘ Chicesvi: Florence and’ Mrs. Donald Mundy in Framing. "Um. Mast. i"i7he funeral will be held on Emily at 1o o'clock from st Paul's Church. Interment will p; "in St. Paul's Cemetery. Summer. side-s.

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A very short but enjoyable com. W" was ‘hfild in Brooltvale School '1'" Wttlmlday afternoon. December , 8 with ygood attendonm of rate. "W" Ind Dlfents. Music was (ur- nlohod by Joseph McMahon whilo Peter sturdy acted ,,as chairman. "t" the mirror-um Santa Claus ‘PNITM 0h tho gcono and distrib- iuted gifts to tho pupils and teacher ifrom a well-laden Christmas tree, ‘m!’ which the nubile and visitors were trootod with candy. Tho Nag. ion Anthem then brought the pleasant afternoon to a close. Tho following is the programme.

PROGRAMME

G759"!!! Song. 4 girls. ~ Rwlwtlon. ‘Pane! Neckties)" 301mm’ Con-agher. " Dlllvllil. "How Mr. Bates out. of Christmas Shopping." Recitation, Bernice Curley. Alphabet Drill. a pupils, ecitation. Francis Ourley; Dial “A Torrhio Catas- trophe" (A dummy dialogue). Recitation. "Aunt Jomina", Tor- oao Btordy. Stop Dance. RcoidCorraghor. Merry Christmas Drill, 14 pupils. Dialogue "A Christmas Conspir-

scy. ltocttotlozs. Emeno Cturley. . Lancer. 8 jmtor pmllo. Recitation. M oret Carragher. Dialogue. A 8_ui or Bold. Highland Fling, Rosie and Mar-

OI‘- “Good Night" Ros-is

Corr-sonar.

Welcoming, Santa Claus. 2 boys Ind 2 oil-la. . ' , Recitation, Hilda Mollanus. _sur.mu1.1 girls. - i limitation. Imelda Stordy. National Anthem. .

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December 2511s of Mr. Broderick.

THURSDAY MATINEF and NIGHT

Also NEWS Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Thursday 3:30

iiigh Commissioner To India Named

ploasantries and adding to the spirit of the thing.

Plenty Food Reported

~trec, the Eskimos gathered arourd Ia large cross of snow blocks and :were thrown small articles and icandies. There was a food of beans

The radio. too. ambled the white man to get greetings from his own mic and send them back and

to his fellow exiles in the northern wastes. He was able to re- port a bounty in food. great. groaning meals of Christmas food long awaiting this day of the great feast.

At Cape Hope's Advance, Que. near Ungava Bay, the staff of tthe‘ government radio station greeted the manager of nearby trading posts, listened to the King's speech. drank his health and atc. Thar. the Eskimos came. Young and old, dressed in their finest they came, shook hands and danced with all the primitive glee at their com- mand until early morning.

a/nd tea. a baseball game in the dim half light of noon on the flat sea ice. Finally there was a chicken. dinner for the seven white men, presents were distributed and thq joined with the Eskimos in singing carols around the cross.

At Port Harrison in far northern Quebec, the hillside was dotted on Christmas Eve with the tgloos of 180 Eskimos and tho sir rosounded with the snarling. straining voices of their dogs.

At the radio station. the whites exchanged presents and sang carols. On. Christmas day, services by Canon Shepherd of Lakefield. Ont, were followed by o roost fowl din- ner eaten by the Canon. and resi- dents including Darrel Debow, El- gin. N.B.

At Clyde River on the east coast _

Celebrated

By ALVIN J. STEINKOPF LONDON. Doc. 26 — (AP) Heartencd by the King’; Christmas

'Day promise that “better days lie

ahead." Britain celebrated her mcr- tlest Christmas in eight years.

While fierce gales hammered at. who British coast. temperatures soared unexpectedly over must of the war-buttered continent, where the warmer weather was greeted joyuusly by people who have been without fuel all winter.

In Paris. the Christmas gaiety ol- most resembled the lush brilliance of pro-war years. Worries about tho fighting m hide-China and

OVITAWA. Dec. 2i -—(CP) —Ap- polntment of John Doherty Koo!‘- ney, Canadian Minister tn Norvzay and Denmark. as Canaan's first high (ommiflslullel to Imihl- WRI announced tonight by external af- fairs minister St. Laurent.

Mr. St. Laurent made no men- tion of an appointment to tho post left vacant. by Mr Kearney.

Formerly high commissioner in Ireland Mr. Kearney was appoint- ed minister to Norway and Den- mark lost February. Ho practiced law in Montreal before Joining the diplomatic service in 194i

A veteran of tho first grea: war. he served in the Canadian Field Ar-' tlllery and was awarded the Mill- tary Cross. -

“The government of India h-svc. expressed tbs dosh", to recipro-f cote." Mr. St Laurent sold "and it is anticipated’ that a high com- missionenfoi- India in Canada will be appointed in the neon future."

Parachutist linit Sent T ti lmio-Bhina

PAR-IS. Dec. 2s - (A-P) —.Flra.nco acted today to strengthen he; hand on both the political Ind military fronts in Indo-Chma where Ohrist-. mas was darkened by continugd "BPIUHB with ardent nationalists

more the 24.000000 natives de- “

Wmihrd pon full independence.

A Burgh parachutist. regiment fmblfked from North Africa for the disturbed overseas empire aboard the cruiser Duqusgne, Two battalions‘ of roreisn lesion troops already were cntha way ‘as rein- forcemonta.

fiance's foremost expert on mo- bile warfare. Gen. Jacques Philippe 140love. was flying toward the storm centre as a special emissary of the government of socialist Loon ‘ Blum to take charge of all military Operations to re-cstablish order and Hutch authority. .

Colonial minister Marius Moutet alao~~lrrrived“1tj55olsm1. the cs ital of so-far peaceful southern do. 0711M. at the head of a special fqct-llndimt! mission which fa to report back to .tha Dlum govom. ment within two weeks oh steps for Ieotoringpooce.

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Rllongor tanlport Doom it. cost; shopfrusooooo mooofdoyo‘. a mile to build tun m]. Wei. wmparoq with M00000 s mils baforo the war, ‘

iUnder the new

tloaolfizivings fooguo in tux. will in touch with other of-

ahout the future of the new fourth republic temporarily were 10110!-

Most Frenchmen worshipped at chilly churches, and latter in the day sat. down to a 818st 01‘ W0 0f wing and a. (alrly abundant: meal. iThc big restaurants along the Ghamps-Elysces had to tum away crowds. but Drices soared to as hi!!! ‘Is 3.000 francs ($26). i Snow fell over the ghostly ruins of battered Berlin. where Allied troops gave Christmas parties and played Santa Claus for t8!!! 0! thousands of German "friendship" policy. Germans and occupation forcesot- tended church together and w!!!

is.

In tho land where Christmas or- igilastcll. approximately 30.000_ crowded into tho llttia town of Bethlehem for the traditional re- enactment of the birth of Christ. 14mg lines of polioe, alert agolns! my new outbreak of tho strife.’ stood guard alone tho road from Jerusalem to Bethlehem.

The King's Module

The King. broadcasting his an- nual Christmas message. sl-ld "W? tgsk is to mobiiiu tho Christmas spirit and warmly its DOWN‘ and healing to oundaily life."

"We showed the wv-y when the bombs were failing." he said. "By our discipline. our endurance. our patience we can show the Way again. .

"Better days lio ahood. We must ot. concemrate too much on the difficulties of the present -- they will moss. so let u; rather think of the possibilities that the future may hold for us." ‘

The Archbishop of Conterburw m a special chrisunas messa o dis- trl-butcd to the ores. an ‘ fvr faith in the "menace of Chm‘- moa" — peace and JOY-

Booatuniots Plan To Stay In Manchuria,

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YENAN. Dec. 25 — (AP) - The Chinese Communist party has en- larged its powerful political bureau co‘ include three new Manchurian monabers. thus recognizing the im- portance of Mosrchmio in its polit- icol framework.

‘Thll foot — never before made public -- is further Dmof that. the Communists have no intention of quitting Msmhurla. now or Ln ‘the future

~ a Wfl-klngs q! the political bureau on kept a close secret. The Assoc- iated Rosa is the first news ser- vlcs — either foreign or 0111M" ’— to loom of thh aeveiovmmt- '

IQDCIT- (OP) -- Oldest prtv- ooo firm of tug owners in the world to tho ill-year-old lnndon firm of William Watkins Ltd. _

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How People Overseas Christmas

Some of Britain’, holiday oheoir extended to tho thousands of Ger- man prisoners of war still in Eng- land. For the first time, Britons were permitted to invite the pris- oners into their homes. g0 there were German Christmas carols around many a. British Christmas tree. -

Prisoners also were allowed out- side their camps unesccu-tcd, for the first time. They could be seen. wearing the vestiges of military uniforms, walking llondon‘; almost deserted streets-looking at the fire-gutted buildings razed by Nazi bombers and rockets as recently as t'w0 ycars ago.

Flrench newspapers carried tho announcement of a Christmas pres- ent for ‘L000 Sam-born German prisoners now in Fterlch bud; The rtetemem said the 1.000 would be sot free next month.

strong current. Mrs. B. l". Shep- herd of Hamilton. Ont., was drowned while swimming in the ocean at Vero Beach. Fla. Mrs. Shepherd, shown with her daugh- ter, Margaret, was vacationing in Filorida. ‘Three other swimmers came near drowning in attempt! to rescue the Canadian woman and required hospital treatment. The body was recovered.

DOG HAVE! HIM Cole Walther, crippled Okla- homa Clty university student,

claims his Belgian St. Bernard "Ranger" saved his life. The dog jumped on his bed to awaken the student when his campus trailer

home caught fire.

IFroah Yeast goes to work right away. Makes sweet, smooth-tes-

childnen. '

. a separate but comparable cross-section and the wording was as fol-

' in asking for international control of atomic bombs?"

- o. s. Gallup Poll ._

PUBLIC IN_. SURVEY VOTES AGAINST DESTROYING ALL ATOM BOMBS

Average Americon Does Not Believe Such Action Would Make Russia More Cooperative

By American Institute of Public Opinion

’HR.INCE'ION. N. J.. Dec. l6 — Russian proposals that United States stop making atom bombs and destroy those on hand meet with a chilly reception from the American public.

“n. Distrust of Russia has been one of the major reasons for this sen-

.en .

However, it may begin to change as a result o! the action taken last week by Soviet Foreign liLinister V. M. Molotov. He publicly en- dorsed international tnspectoin of armaments and weapons.

Up until he took this BCTJOXT,1LTIG‘IVGI'IQE American did not fully trust Russia's intentions concerning disarmament. He did not believe that. if U. S. stripped itself of atom bombs. it would substantially alter Russia's position or make her more likely to cooperate in setting up in- ternational atomic control.

Whether these views on the part of the American people are right or wrong. they appeared to be held with considerable tenacity at the time the Institute -po'il was taken during the last two weeks of Nov- ember. - .

The first question put to a samplb of voters in all 48 States was:

"Do you tnnixlhp United States should nap Illfikllig atom bombs and destroy all those we now have?"

The vote:

Y?! 21% No _ 72 No opinion 'l

As an experiment. a companion survey was conducted on this same issue with the question worded to include one of the arguments ln favor of ceasing to make bombs. This survey was conducted among

lows:

"Do you think ‘that tho United States should stop making atom bombs and destroy thos_a already mods to prnvn our good Intentions

Yes, qualified ("if other colintries do iifewise" etc.) .. 5 No 65 No opinion 11

The next question was: I , I

“Suuoooo the United States itopned vnsklnr atom lvmslvo and deo- trnyed thoso already made. Do you thlnlr Rnsoln- would the" agree to Iota Iinltod Naflono Conimltton check to sec that Russia does not molro atom bombs?" ~ -

The vote!

Yes 13% No '12 No opinion 15

The next survey question.‘ was:

“Do yo! boliave that Ohio ioooolng to mobs huislvs and destroy- Ing thooo ollbllv model ovoid heln in bringing about an arreomsnt with I-oosto roger-ding intotpllouol control of atomic bombs?"

Tho vote!’ ‘

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Identity of the two men known to be adrift was not known defin- itely, The three occupants of the piano still unaccounted for were listed, on the manifest a! P1071811 simartl Albert Morin and Aurel Gagnon-

Suppites D pporl

A tent. with eiderdowns. a dinghy, food and other supplies were drop- ped to tho two whose location was known Levesque. who was xvith these two until this morning said his companions had been too weak to dCCJmpsnV him in a dinBhy. from which he was later picked up by a larger boat twm shore.