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THE GUARDI

PAGE FOUR , , ,, A A N Authorized ao Second Claaa Mall Poet Office

Department. Ottawa. The Thomson Co. Ltd. 1

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itual outlook was contaminated and it be-l came habitual and easy to lie." Finally,i he gave in and signed the dictated "confes- sion", only to repudiate it as soon as lr

THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWLN

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Possible Unforeseen Developments

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1; Notes Bx

liathtios ahow that truck drly.

The ;

Milloilrh road in

E” d Mun”! In A name”. was released from prison, I or an . .. nnu. .' Associate Editor. '1':-unit Walker. Colonel Schwable has a long and bill ghgdhsxelghshruclagmzitils thsehlr plea: sum, under my Ip. - i - . ., e an on. CIRCULATION ham record to m5 crecmi he has be?" def morning are more likely to have difllelrenceo, till;-'lllli".l”d mini in- Hls trial accidents. Make that "one for the son's moat dieting emu” e mi.

"Covera Prince Edward laland like the dew"

"The strongest memory ialweoltar than 1

with the other Atlantic Provinces produces real fruit in the foym of complementary in-

orated for valour many times. before competent military authorities was

the human mind. . X

road" a good-bye kiss. - Winnipeg Tribune.

cause the pocket: on their Sum- mer shirts havenit flaps, -Hamll-

Indeed. the qualitlglshglgg (;E:l'life. l' ray

are tllat abuse and ridicule

l5 I i'Bl'8 person who drink 5 henvll for over 10 years who does lint 1,3

1- 11,, weak”, ink", inevitable, since discipline is essentiaii to S. I Er M h I hsnc: 1, ms hm It may be kc -l .s-,w.-ee- -.-s-:----ee--w ” ' 11 1 1, lg tu es one one n o rw as n- line. .1 1 lo CIIAltL0'l'rIi:'r0wN.wl'.nNEsDAY. MARCH 3. I854 lmmtary Sewlce on a eve S.d . . J gb vented an automatic key case; without co:ll.egl:il::lyat:?515praCtlscd . have no small matter to decl e. it can ch when at button is pressed. the sure worthy of protection apt-mai ed that they will attempt to arrive risht key pops out. This is not editorial for vouh '" "mi A 1: Tile Tllrono 335""? . . . . td to l . .- 3 milk. in il- l spec h at a Judgment which will be fair and Justl algae :0, thchekgyhlgfp 3”; W" s9”m"-t . m r . . Al 1 t f th i th bbll th h -- fi The proposal for an EconomicaD8vel0.Dr to an Cgncerseiih lsllega flspfec S”? lei over.-r:t:tfrl:illl laigrga fol-usher ro:egy- 1.,1(,m,,,'",f1:;al'rlI-:3 d -'rliitcssnr 'rhyni..-is ment Council is. perhaps. the most dis- C359 alsldev 3 Osfelffi 0.lCla”h01;h 9 etefl case. - Kingston Whig standard. in'the dcvclopm.';,;l:finlaii&:e hart . . t nis lexl co esenl- ..... i na 3. lmctwe feature of the spee.Ch from lhe manta feel: Sid ot El elllh it:-er vb ' l The average Canadian industrial lCo:l.'iladcl);'tIlrSac:;:ul?ly wmch Cm"l'?'l Throne delivered in the Legislature yesiel" me" 5 9 r 5 en 5 0 ll 0 m at employee, a statistical source re- equlimedlwith chai'::t -memun-' 13., ahhcuch salary increases I-cl. tcsch. press conference expressed the hope thati ' pom, work; 9.3- minutes to earn a resilient sort Wlilch eff” igik that t -' 1 . u ' .'1 h 1 t 1 quart of milk. If he could be per- buzz: it i l ' a E 'i l ers, the establishment of rural high schools, the services Vlll s ow rea sympa by wsded to suck M m My, 1” mm rm goats tsIt.rr;3;.hp.low cheer. the establishment of rights under the their lllvesligatlon Of germ War are cases. minutes, the dairy industry would morass of salt-induced 1 Wlilnr 1 i 31 Suwev and the provision of pens That any soldier of Colonel Schwable'sl have nothing to worry about. - face the shovelllng 015.12?" 290 Oil C . " , - ' - . . i Toronto Telegram. bet 1, k . 93 ions for the disabled are of mateiial inter- leputallo" Slloulll mid himself m such 3”. X --A songrln. til5”li.'.i,", lrlhliii 3111-.-mflfpy H 1 . numbers of pccmc dhccuy unpleasant situation is one more proof that Just 1.. we thlnlr we have all lfalx chronicle-Herald. ”i PM to 19 mge the Communist a aratus is amon thcl ' ”” Wm” pmblem” ml” "” -1 !ff0cted' most diabolical segtems ever inventged bvi lrlwrlmtuy we kmme acllwl one the hm. Gordon 3'" 0! Window. - - ' -. . n' ev n no it o - e i it is to he hoped that the co-opelatlon 1 A:hs1ssm:tcd Po;v,s1'w,;',.hc,s. Uh. shaggy Hfgipltlgli !'f0tl”0nio. ls ..,, , Ion of Australia is oomillalnlnr be- 5 mm” H””' "ll

dustrlal development and a unified voice at Ottawa in stating the requirements of these Provinces. The tourist industry re-

EDITORIAL NOTES

ton Spectator.

British Empire Games offielaia. we understand. are having some

come an alcoholic."

League of Canada dtllcvlllaerelielilllh the chance of one or. in re child at in a family becoming ,,mh'l'1" exceeds the combined "chant-e0.:

1 . Ash Wednesday. ccivcs more attention than any other in the u o o Elsllfflgllxlty co'i;Vlncli'sgh0f.iuat:;i that thsllr deoe1.,,,1.,s mbcmhom M , , , - . T. .. .1 e ganor mee ere aaum- l'ti. ' Speech, maikedl) so if the icfelences to Thadmoh coums I01. R great deal "1 mar Should hue a mum postage gghguhgyne. snesozhceh olslxlhd (Al. ' 3 H11

onstruction are attributed even in

highway c fit that trade. The

part to the desire to bene

Bermuda and so does the spending of vis- ltors. On both counts the tiny colony wel-

atamp issued for the event. some post office officials are reported lukewarm toward the idea because

estimates 1.887 alcoholics 1 000 population in Ontarltll" 1103,, many more may be on the way in

TPl9i'0llC-95 l0 9dU(?all0"v ll0WeV9r- Md par: comes back the British garr'ls.'m whosl-h of policy against Issuing special this category it 1, lmshshhh to ticularly to the suggestion that special W-lthdcswa1 last seal. brought hmtcsls from stafislistzrl iiareglonal basis. usauh know. The ..DmWm.. shnkm m measures Will he lake” l0 Sludy aspects M the Bermudian legislature. zullgcylil altairlmt:E:n:d: llmlrilsst lxiilbechglhglityw 3l.eo...,1,l: '"s ””

o o a the Games - not Vancouver. And Sun.Tlmpg1 imlm

the educational system and compare them with those evolved in other Provinces seem to reflect the wave of public interest in the; schools which has, been so notalgle a nation- al and Provincial phenomenon during the past half-year. i

Just what the reference to a Plebiscile Act means is not clear. In this Province w-ti are all too prone to take plebiscites although the procedure has little to commend it. They result in a very rough approximation of the popular choice between arbitrary I-lll(?i'llallVOS.

It Cannot lie Long

It is to be hoped that thci

It is not often that the Senate is ill ad- vance of the Commons and of the Govern-i ment. The Upper House has lost no time, however, after the Privy Council decision on highway transportation. to recommend a national remedy for the high rate of traf-

fic fatalities.

. O O

No one seems to deplore the shooting incident in the United States House of Rep- -resentatives more than the great majority of the Pucrto Ricaiis themselves. They

Altlioucli the traditional .lanual'y thaw was delayed until February. there is no question about its thoroughness when ii. rlitl crime. Tile whims of the ground-hoi:

are unmistakable signs of Spring in the air. in the fields which are rapidly throw- his: off their Winter garments. and alone: the streams wliich arc gurgling louder and louder every day. it is R bit early. how- ever. to shy "gnarl-bye and good riddance" to Winter. Marcll is yet to be accounted for and lll('l'P is no telling what it will do or how it will behave; it is notorious for meteorological i'a,c.rarics. it likes nothing better than to confuse the prophets. Conccivably. March could brush aside all porlciits of an early Spring and rclii- siain bluff Kim: Winter for another fling nt sovereignty. But not for long can it re- tard the hopes which are born anew every ycai" nor hinder the nliracle which Nature is impatient to reveal. One by one the

' cold. forbidding ramparts will be broken

(lm'.'il2 the sun will renew his strength and

All traffic within the Atlantic Prov- inces is exempted from freight rate equal- lization under the new scale which is to go into effect Mal'ch l. 1955. This protects liinternal traffic from the resultant in-l

iBrunswick border and Montreal or Toronto.

' The Island is a single zone for potato, freight rates as a result of agreement be- tween thc C. N. R. and the Marketing 'Board. The decision is a welcome one, not lless for the railway than for the potato in- dustry. This Province is too small to have a difference in rates between one station

'. and another. l O

I O

The Fisheries Council of Canadais bul- iletin points out that the apparent reduc- ltion in Fisheries estimates really represents la substantial increase in almost every serv- lice. What makes the seeming reduction is lthc fact that 351,250,000 was included last lyear to cover the transfer of the Newfound- land bait service but neither spent nor in- 'cluded in the new estimates.

PUBLIC FORUM

This column is open to the discussion by correspondent- of queatlona of interest. The Gunrdian does not neceuah ily endorse the opinion of correspondents.

RECOLLEC-Tl()NS OF 1'. VV. C.

Sir,-if "Willie Green" of etu- dent days would revise his recoi- iections appearing in your Forum Column of ihe.2nrl insl., I lhilik he would disL'ovci' llial, he is

the fact that Prof. Caven also taught School Management and

am sure he cannot forget the leaching of chemistry by the then Prof. H. H. Show in Ii make-shift lab. in a classroom in the old

Food And Magic

neas once more the miracle of Spring, when Mother Earth caste. aside her mantle of white. and the fresh green roots of summer ap- pear. Boon our farmers will be busy in the field: from dawn to dusk. preparing for another season's

yield. Every year, the age old story of cultivation is told. but from

For example, the natives of the Tobriand Islands in the South Pacific have a most interesting custom, for not only dos they fol- low the customary methods oi pre- paring and growing crops. they also

hNormal School Building.

1 am. Sir, t-lc

sir,-l-lavlng just. arrived on P F. I. by car on what was to be a business trip. before I rctum to the mainland tomorrow I feel I must protest the disgraceful condition of your so-called main highway. It is apparently impossible to pro- oeed very for either east or west from the ferry at Borden without the risk of considerable damage to ones automobile and one must even pay the tractor operator for the dubious privilege of having one's car damaged.

Upon making enquiries as to the reason for the existence of such apalllng conditions. i am told sev- eral conflicting stories.

Firstly. according to some. the composition and texture of the la- land soil is surh that it is not pos- sible to grade ad pave a section of highway in the same year, However. it would appear that one of the better stretches of your highway. from Summerfleld to Fred:-rlcton. was graded and paved in one year and has lasted well.

Secondly. by the time the section

w; c. LAWSONh

employ magic! However. in order to avoid confusion, it is perhapsl

far as we can tell. for they are just as liable to have their fall- urea in cl-ops. But the natives firmly believe that although magic does not take the lllaco of hard work. it plays an important part. in cultivating and harvesting. To the Tobriander. I stood harvest means a condition of plenty, but 3. bad harvest means shortage. poa- sibly even starvation. In a bad year, not. only is hunger involved. but also their self respect. which is very important in primitive society, for the native gardeners have obligations to present their chief and kinsfolk with gifts ofi food. and unless they can do this.l they lose valuable prestige.

Yams and taro are grown in Tobrlanrl as the main crops, and two types of magic are used. one; relating to the protection of crops: from insects. disease and the sup- ernatural. and the other for pro- duction. an increase and biesalnll of the crops. Among the Tobrland- era. there are no specialists in

By Rev. J. E. Heathwood, M.A.. Eliln. St. John's Preabytorian Church. Belfast.

In a short while, we shall wlt- the-increase. Aa farmers and flab- ers well know. Nature is a dameh -'

of many moods, with many myster- ious elements that cannot be fully understood, so the natives of Tobrland are firmly convinced that the spirits must be propitlated, in order that blessings may abound. Slmillarly, when things go wrong for them. they have a convenient

easily caught. With such a glut. the native tends to over-eat, with the result that he becomes sick. Thus without any hesitation, and at the same time exoneratlng him- self from greed. he conveniently blames such misfortunes on the evil spirits. As in agriculture, magic

The native of the Tobrianda. like many in our own culture. is never too eager for work for its own sake. but high social values are placed upon toll. acting as incentives to the natives. If he can give large offerings of food to his chief and kinsfolk. then he gains the respect of the whole tribe. Even aesthetic enjoyment is brought into the ef- fort to make work attractive. for many of the artifacts are decorated. All the beauty of his island home of shining white beaches. green waving palms. sapphire bluc seas satisfy his 'stomnch' as the Tobrlander native would-say. for lie attributes to It the seat. of emotion and understanding as we account the heart. The abundance of food gives him a feeling of security and satisfaction. permit- ting him to relax in the knowledge that the spirits are good to him.

We do not know how these peo- ple of the Torbrlanda arrived at such beliefs or practices. nor any other primitive people for that matter. All we can do is to oh-

the partlcipatoln includes prac- tically all parts of the Common- wealth - Vancouver Province.

Old Charlottetown (And 2. a. 1.)

STEAM MILL !'ll0SPE(7TlJS

From an announcement in the Royal Gazette. Nov. 15. 1836:

"it has long been the subject of regret, that the metropolis of a country stocked with timber of

the purpose of home consumption or for foreign exportation. The difficulties of making remittances to other countries, in payment of British or West India goods. have been long and deservedly felt; and the adoption of any measure for converting the natural or artificial

effect of removing this aerlous and increasing difficulty.

"In thla view, therefore. the at- tention of the public, ll called to the formation of a Joint Stock Company for the erection of a Steam Mill. for the purpose of converting wheat. oats. barley and timber into a state fit either for domeatic ure. or a more profitable article of export.

"The superior advantages pf Steam, aa a propelling power. have been too long teated to require even the ahadow of proof. Two high-preaaura Steam Engines. of five hone-power each. have bien recently imported. and are now ready to be put up, when a com- petent place for their erection is provided. The coat of erecting a building of this description has been carefully estimated to be M40 currency: this estimate lil rather over than under the work. An eligible rite for the Mill. with a water front on the Hillsborough, can be had in fee almple for the price of 5100 currency. The cost of the machine is 1450, thus mak-

An Imaginative copy...-1-11,, she produced an advertisement for it motor bearing company rl-t-9,111.. hinted that some u".:.y soon. in til; air-conditioned :omfort of ms helicopter "control tower." no miner will flip a switch and semi teams of ingenious machines out to fill his flelde. Letting himself 3,. the writer says, ''In la slilclh 1..., tcizrated operation. the robot gmirll will pulverlze, condition and fur. row the soil, drill seed and ft-rtflfz-, perhaps implant aoluble water Clp. rules and transmit a pl-st-killing electronic bath." Before ill1i'0nn gives forth with it horsc l1ll:l1 at,

' or - - -i r in maki: . . . .. . . - - H - . , .

l..c,..islatule will not be caskcd 1 seem to be as sh-ockcd as the Maiitlmes S-i:-zaldrclicltialsgtggsfniiiggef-3; Bxliitilir: place to place and time to time. rxplallatloll by bl..nilligurlvil1spglts. Wm, dem,hmon' and who” Shh this plr;h11-9. m....mh... 11., hm

further use of a clumsy lnsiiilmen - would be if fanatics for Mai-ltlmes' rights 01., buuchm Wm replaced More techniques and methoalaihave ial:.g:lFor insisilicc dxgms be cab 1; mil 1... .i..s.....11, be... umsd ,0, me tastlc lalea which fanciful uni. -s...............s were to take similar action at Ottawa use tum of 11,, century, 9d ,'"d ihnwedi 2: G1: 3 as ”';”"i tlelffm 13'” 2 K? production of grain. should be "5 ""5 i” will: Bboiliv ilvlnz in

- - Mr. Green overlooked mun"; eating 0 note a er nc cams or so .3" 0' 53 "-7 9' without . nggdy gupply at the the air and traveling nlnm tho

it ii it throughout the world. and during a calm. fish are mmufscmscd uncle. cm," (1,, ground in vph1c1.,. :11" ,.,.q.,h.,d no

horses to pull them.eFnrt. Wllllim Times-Journal.

atltutlon. which took place a short time since. to make the whole iilock H.550. to be rlivlderl inui shares of H0 each, thus citing A

' lliitwitlistancllnz. it looks now as if tlieiclieases but apparently rates will go up 0ll'.A1l.....,..., P. F). f. c as well to shite aiinghc Dlsllitit lused c;nmtill)e cantgeshdthatd the prohubcltlon 3! the soil llliito s more fund ofliZ5i6OI for the liufvllrl-o of V . . . I .- , . . g H 11 this ma c can u ea l c slcrs mg e pro c e an re- pora e an consequen y a more raw ma era. to l'1E'l'klt” drill .. -- - - -. th t 0 non of ih haul bet . ih IV . i "W 3 . . I H i llmhl of Hm llmlm '5 1'3” hchmd The” a p I e lwc" O N "IGHWAY (.0Nm-I-1055 or nothing to the final result, so worded with large catches. profitable article of exportation. keeping the Mill at work diiiiniq - ' - will. in a great measure. have the

Mich time as it might. nihcium; be idle. for want of either gi-air: or timber. The quantity of loll "ill mlkht he expected. and tin. annual expense. may be rsiniihimi 2-. follows: Annual oxprndiiilrv. including salaries. fuel, insuranlo interest. wear and tear of Ynlflillll try. I700. probable amount of credit. H.312 1051., leaving It 1-smug 0' 40 per cent upon the Crlpllll lrvested.

"To prevent the p05SllJllllV til shareholders being exposed in iru definite loss. if the directors shall declare A loss to the amount at one-thlrrl of the capital. the Clim- pany shall be. lpso farln, dissnlwi ad. and the stock. mnchinr-r1-, a-it. disposed of, for the benefit of all concerned.

"A Committee having born IDHVI ed. for the purpose of lnvestlga lng the probable advantages the institution. as well in till shareholders as to the cniiiniuiiitx at large, considerable pain: have been taken to make the nt-vusm calculations, which. allliou-:li the extensive and diffuse for Inv-i-llnn here. may be inspected. nn appli-

lll" lWl0ll her warm brightness as they 0 . e - 4 - t ' - known as (:rern's Hill dries out magic. unlike name other primitive , ch k 5 .

. - . - . , , g A 1. . h A - serve them as they actually iii: 2 sun en capital 990. cation. The Committee are Mr. ha” bmll dflllm ff" Cilllililess Coils Of time. 3". 11cm.y wood. Lhghsh muslchm ahdpthls slimmer. ll chill ldliavrd bxeii i;3l'alll1:'- w;;lcl;n;' st .:hsm':e,,r-mix; exist. Fortunately or uhioi-tun. "It was agreed. however. at n Lawson, Mr. Isnnc Smith, and Mr. 'ln? Nlnsh lrun .d”":(. 1; mg me -'e”V'”g.conductoi'. was born this date 1869. At loilllcllieilvditmlvill, thfno largagradgd 'medicille-men'. All able bodied Der- ”ieli:hml::lll:gili;;l:t-i mg; mg; '"'m"' ”' ”” '”'"d” "' "'9 "ii G"'"5'”"l-"

ti"lu'.i:l 3 0 i" : ' : ' . I ', - . t ' .d t k l - -

. V s .iin lll s an animals and (ch he has ahcsdy ah ssslstam chmch again and paved. if Him is the case, :22! psgcslcshzludhszcnthz ziihi-st" or: M then mmmve peoples He be.

men will rcjoicri in their good portion in the

organist and while studying at the Royal.

what was to stop it being complet-

the. tribe. Any member who

coming enculturated. Some of the

PROFESSIONAL CARDS:

. . . v .' -l h. . 'i is . land of the llVlll:Z. It cannot be long now,iAcadcmy of Music sclcd as accompanist tollxgoiiliaglbdetlle lull gtnighslcilllo acquainted with the incantation:H::"'lS31el3l;l';:;Lli'::rlifglllztg gig; hp um-(-h as wlld as R 110” or as gentle as . road would be open for automobile can perform the sacred lites of W I . '1 ' V i - the operatic class. He conducted for var- 1.1.1119, mducm mum ,4, sh, me cmpss and it is lncilliifly said that they . - l K II I'lIIII' re Gfl I 1. 1 . h . . 1 1 . . . I i I - I 1 I C - Gfge. I ti dmlkln. .4caniihllc', to be on the safe . . . . r p - c ar the ii” "W "10"! liimmll 10' W89 . Imus Opma and (-Oncclt mganlkluons and Bccniise of lh existing condlt The first step in to le H be L H d d ans LLB. Burns", sands" Mm." sitlo, it n1;1V be 1151 3; 11-911 in k m. . . . Ions. many commercial men such as ground, and immediately this is "”,m '5 "l Empy 9 "m5 "i 3. s ' ' 'h' . J cep 1. d d 1- 1 H 1 .. , 4 . . JM yhh1 yd hhd . sh mm re liter and solicitor loyal nun. at chum. nuild I . con uctc estlva s. 0 made tlrce visits myself W111 be omlmns .1... 1511.1,” hm, thc mssmsh rccms h1s r re c l-on re. er ” , iwercoat and oaloslles within rcaclr it -I - ' - 'i -' ( " i lior their primitive culture Thus u” ”' o”''''''"" n'”""''' ”""""”'”w"- "i E " ' c, , " i i i fl ellto Amcrlca. Between 189.) and 1919 he limnlolilr lll;:i,"”l" hlnllld Willi? spell "lion ill! !0il- ""1 1”" lmiw 111'" s sham mm. of sum Oiiarlotutown Loan. on city and Flinn gilitslilllliz 15 Hill SliDli059i'l '0 Willi? "mil the . produced over two hundred English W0l'l(Sl:1 :.:.5es1.2: .,.'e.rh.01,.'1:.P;..1ne..:.m Hi :'-:;lcl,',lg'sc::,l:,f1l:,'::s tl.:c',l,',Lt;lc?;1: ,:;:,lmany of their age-old cuatorrul mm” '” l''''' 9''''i''"'" w Ad. s . ;in addition to popularlzing modern Russian, Isms. use lsonstich ugh: mnlrnls thhep gr0"il1ned has :s1l0;nus1l.iaiitaeSl'kedo(sr3inl(iasIt;tl”ho(:- Palm... s Hchhm J. A. Mceuigan 1 ' ....s4--.,-.:.mamm. . . . . . . , 5 - r German and French music. His memoirs. 5.,...m,,,1,1,. ';fmchh”,X'c.hl; Tjmg ,ch,””u;ch pologigl, 1,, now my. .1,-3..-.t. 1,1... A. J. naeuu. a.A.. LLB. manna-1-an, snuorroll. ; Till can of colonel Schwabla were published in 1933. the word: of the spell men rather ever. lest these cultures or the re- , I;-I'ri-i-s;-mIit Noun. m .-e.... o o e g........ than upon mate;-lhl token; 01- malning primitive tribes of the "53 ' "' ' 03'5"" Onrrio lulldlnl 1 . symbou A gen” lg next, .1-ecged world be lost forever in the veil m”'”h”'W '- 3- I- How much torture can a man.l'0aSC.il18bl)' Forecasting that the F ederal Govern- round the plot to exclude wander- of history ”0N"V '0 WAN , he expected to stand before capltulatlng to mcm W111 have a deficit of 524 m11110n this irha pcihiimlgiocllth;5e:i:i;"l,i:ih:h::n:l;: D w R C GOIUOII E.tMCCMIlllllI. captors who have no sense of decency or year instead of the budgeted 511 million 3 Deg &utZ mglc relating to production. This no.n'o,;Ao.l..o':.n ..A.'. U..." honour to govern their conduct? is there sup 1.15 the Ca .11 T X 1: n - 9 magical apeli ha: been partly trans- aanelerltn. aolilvrroa. Iliu- - - p ' na an 8 cu dauon Se 3 l ted ti n follower r"... Gr"-no lb rhtfotc ii limit to human endurance? Should a mile hope of tax reduction, A recent 1-9. Puma W SNOW '...s.he".;ehy'"o: hf; 'mm'm" K canr.o11-ri:.o - I50 Print gt.-A; "gs- milltary officer in every conceivable cir- lease gives the following pertinent mforma. .gg like In ant hill, T ' "h" N 3.. .. cunistance be prepared to die or go insane tion: B way of demonstrating that major "9 "'f;Iilml'”;'ict:;'fsd ”” Mi” "" Th'.:”,',lg';v::,':iw';'d'" "3" "'6 1 ' Iyton 0'!!;DG""g,; ' ' -'3 rather than sign a confession which he tax rev sions would seem to have no place untouched "by .ny'.hlh. but gun The belly of my garden rises like nnlfrgl-.3103.lmstsl-on-ommciadwoi. mp, A. L. Madsuac m H” s"m"" mm cl knows to be utterly untrue, These and in the next budget the following are the B '' ball: Ytlndslaod m cm hm .me""gJf;”o't'”;yP:1:aen he. 1...; thy won. .m,,.. .,,,.,,t,;,,' nan" .o,,,..u. gm... 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R-0' -1' . Captured by the Chinese Communists sons and 33,000 for the married statusismnlwglird Where somebody had ill; ciauthe lglrse-Illisontszured cutah. WW 0, sh ms" in mm ms; or-1'oIltl'I'lIl'l'h w, . a e c a lie . ' e i no - 1 in July 1952. Colonel S-chwable spent more would exceed M00 million; (2) reduction ,1 1...... ...,.,..,,1. ti... .,.,.,.g .... y..,... ,.,,..,,.,m ,1 sh, 1..., "oh. sm. Above cautomun clinic :s'r'::: ','.,.'.ln..u :. than a year undergoing lncredlb.e mental from 15 per cent to 10 per cent in the ex- or no -30. ill! colisimmcirztlgt many! zthei; c0MpLE-mg V1511 AL as can at out all (Next. to limm .- and h lcal to ure at the hands of his ' - li”- "V" ti mic" '5 n '. . i i l P V3 d 11 else tax on automobiles would cost about And rhi:tl:yml:y,.ntwo set: of mm 0, s cm"... nunhorsosz AND M:noNAlD. can”! h co. ; i38Pt0l1l Wli0 HY in and day out lmllted 530.,mlllion and on radio and television sets A. Wmf” " 1, hm hm been Like the mnlority of island ncec. o.g.-.-um, ,.wm,,,-Mp...-, ' v .. that he sign a statement that he had par- approximately 58 million; (3) 4 decrease out . :::a.'-r::'l;.':'l:'' '::i:'ln'wIi:fiWla ANALYSIS Montreal. Quebec. otmn. iron-into. aunt John. sherhrnokg-. i'I"'i'i:f"" i 2. llclpated 'ln germ warfare in Korea. He to 10 per cent in all the 15 per cent excise "l ”'" "'”m "' '”"" '""l' widely in botif zonnI.uIt mains Wrm” Is::"'n'".Mm"'"' mum". chm"m"' Mm"il'i.'l;-ii l HVI3-M050 '0 "V9 in filth: "the life of -1 taxes would cost almost 565 nlillion; (4) Two limes oi footprint: telling who ”' "i""""5 "'1 "'9 "'4'" 50"” 5- F- HUTCHESON - "”"' C ,3 benefit: a cage". as he described ii. He a reduction by 5 per cent of the tax rates 1. m"'i;'d""' W M M, '.'t ':.i'.'.l.'.,”'g5.'l,'.l ll.3..3'.'”....”lf.”.?3 sl so" "' IL noAN' " cOM'AN &' .&iid food drink a i " O '1' M ' H clviliaod doom 'th c'”"'”"' """"l'”"'" . i w i t ' it -:.."3.3lt.2?..i”:.':l.l 3? :”.:lr.:'"::2.li.”:':”. 2.59” ”-”.i”'" '”””.l no ::'2:.:r:..... .... ill: --uum 0.... ...... ..... .. . ...:- i--- u--- - -----n-w .. . i ' . ' V ' 1 . S -1 mi 011: all h lingering. Tbareera many factors 9 mm ' ' i 4 Iikiiitlea and humiliation: (5) 1 per cent of the sales tax (-now 10 F" om: re". A H i we zhlch 11riar:'canr.:ots:or;troI'1:".fle"rna1y-.' 63 ans”. 3".” IIIA P. llaePIll.l:0fI ' "AN";t"g'llg(gMj, Marmara. 0:: 1 , W0 u . , ,. -: is .an9 s ey (n w. pan an n . s ' 0"" mu. . H " ' ' i . mmnni mwll '59: "'3' "l0l'3l "id 9P" P" 09'" l" 0”) iimlld 003- -V5 -'l-illl0l1- christian Scltnce iv.-.-mtor. to Nature that he must look for lau'hillc, u. ' mu.?,'"'(';'l2..::. .::1''"&'.:'...,. arm'-