Page 10 The Guardianl Saturday, Mar. 2. 1957

SENTENCE LEPER

BRISBANE, Australia (Reuters) A I-year-old leper. Percy Button. Wednesday was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor for the murder ot a native girl viho alga (mm stab wounds earlier to strengthen morals marked the ml; mum .l .19”; colony .13" first three days oi the United 5.5 Church of Canada's board of evan- gelism and social service annual

meeting here. Zj- Charlotte Whitton. former ma- yor of Ottawa. told delegates to the annual meeting Thursday that

Win "Silver Dollars" most l'l'lLlFCl'lES WETE concerned

Gel III! EN?! '0?!" ll 10 "'9 ltllh grate symptoms of moral "SIIVOT Ddllf Mlll"- FWW5 ?" and spiritual deterioration. '"'”h'd '' ""7 "mm M Nu" With their materialistic outlook,

hm" '”"'5' "d Evangeline Caiiadiaiis wcre st-llin ' . - g their coun- lflavora and every large bottle of "Vs ..ummmw.. for wash and

E'T'"u'”t carry today." in her speech she

7 i also criticized combines and mun-

wh Up To ELI!-E:li:sslLlhR opolics for maintaining high D0 prices.

0. Frcdcrick Nolde. director of

Llswn To ,, the commission of churches on in-

"The snV0l' D0113-T M3-n tcinational affairs. told the meet-

and Thurs. ing that basic Christian truths

Every Tuesday 1130 must be applied intelligently to

by oV0r CFCY-' 3'm' cvcr-changing world ideas and

conditions.

IN THE DESERT

Canadian Padres Take On Moses' Old Parish-Sinai

By JACK IIIALEY Canadian Press sun Writer

ABU SUWEIR (CPD-with altars and pulpita made of old packing cases. two Canadian padres ex- press pride and satisfaction in their lob of "working Moses' old parish" of Sinai.

Capt. Ormond Hopkins of Perth. 0nt.. the Protestant haplain, and Capt. Louis Schmidt of Duck Lake. Sask.. his Roman Catholic counter- part, both say the Canadians in the United Nations Emergency Force have a serious approach to religion and a keen sense of spirit-

Strong Pleas l lTo Strengthen Morals Made

TORONTO ICP t-Strong pleas

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GRANDMA

El Tor in the south. it includes country visited by the boy Christ as well as the mountain on which Moses received the Ten Command-

nl the many members of the other 11 national units in the UNEF who take advantage of the Canadian chaplain service. He is a graduate ments. of a Canadian A 'i Church

Pointing to the costumes. the school in the Punjab. where his ancient mode of transportation and ifather is a minister. the primitive agriculture and liv-I When the choir isn't divided for ing conditions. Father Schmidt re- church. it becomes the Workshop marked on the sharp iinpression.Glee Club of 16 interdenomina- that strikes all Canadians-thatltional voices under Borrowman. there is little change from biblical T who plays the piano and organ and times. has had choir experience in Can-

"Moses could come hack today ada. one of his baritones. Cpl. Don and find little progres.s." he says Waldron, had formal voice train- "And Christ would find as much ing at home in Kingston. Ont. ual vlluel. poverty as he knew in his llnIe."4 Both Capt. Hopkins and Father

Thelr hegdqulrterg 31-; the chap- The chaplains were interviewed psclimiiit hold regular Sunday serv- els that have been established in separately as they helped sappersiices at the nearby El Balah head- me old mgr mu-l-led quu-ten and workshop troops put the fin-.quarters of the UNEF. where Mal. building. But both padres agree ishing touches to the chapels. Gen. E. L. M. Burns. the corn- mey gel clog" to mel; noel; in which are end to end You can mander. sometimes reads the lea-

MICKEY MOUSE

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H . H ' g 1 ha" 5 thg um line. or hear each service from either son at the Protestant service. .The h”"5eh.”ld M (mm "' xall olllil:ade:el1 olltposts. chapel. I Father Schmidt has served at cgcyqv said. "fliers its witness to the up, pAlusH DIRECTS CHOIR Edmonton. Camp Borden. 0nt.. M1019 -3ll)'1lY 0'1 931'”! 0! Wlllcll 303, my. gifnilgf problem; in Father Schmidt himself directs and in Germany. His last civilian l CHANNEL 13 ll l5 Pall covering a pnrish mu extend; the Catholic Choir while the Pm- post it as with the novitiate of the Mr. lxolde recommended that . A - gen; t mu : i -10 o w . s - ' . l uuund M H . I H (mm El Amh. ln thg northeggt n sical diret r is ork Oblatc. at Winnipeg. He is a grad churchmen U0-Spely 5Cl'lWl119 3.” seem,” 0; the 513.1 Penlngull. in shop Staff Sgt. Clarence Borrow-Ruate of the Sacred Heart Semln- ? E The ROM Bll.l'lI('.l tempts by political leaders to”use mi. ban in an wen um" Ind mu 0; weybu,-up Sh-kt 18,-y 3, Le B,-Ell sask. 1 g whic Lu. IOIICE wghipch they clall "molral In Each chapel has a portable or-1 fThcre is no doubt about the 9 C I 5009 1 0!? ll3l'llCll 31" FY05 eml gan. the Protestant one played by quiet hut definite interest in re- 1

C;;'.w'”'f g The language 04' 0hl1I”Chmi'll n.;M1N1s1- mgowln-:9 Kenneth Nathaniel. an Indian jiin- ligion among our troops here." he ,. l ' gun." . nun... - rm on his-nacu has become the language of s9v- CAIRO (AP, g M". Dom tor commissioned officer. and the says. ''I find -this especially when x -'

.. Tdevidu - Iaiisutm - ll-divs - ellllllelll Waders C0lICel'"9d Wlth . h Catholic by dental Sgt. Mai-c lllon- I talk to llldll'lflualS and among ll

pnypo Iaal Iurura tor litcnr-ii But international affairs." he said. Sunk. ll" bee", mmed "om .' e geau of Montreal Nathaniel is onelthe smaller outposts in the field " z 3

". ' :;l'"'n,o"" ”",f:;,; oLu"';',',',n'.",, The meeting resolved Wednes- E335 ll '9 m ' " l ' i ”"""'"i ' I "I 5

will ban eoel. wood and garbage. Power day in ask the Toronto Telegram W" 'l" l”””d'd' 'W"'e'lll3' hi I

use you nnaco Burners guaranteed. 1,, remnslmr "5 rep.”-led plan top cause of outspoken opposition o D A l C R 0 S S W O R D

annotate dcllv-I1! Ind tnltlllllwn C""- .,bl,sh 3 Sunda edmou slaying the regime of President Nasser.

73' " ”"””"”"”'”' Cm” "N D' F l y The board of directors of Bint el AC3-053 S-OX tTlN1l 33-lmlh

V. A. Mi winasne as union. N. s. is it. March 17. g g- , ' M u 5 Cook. '0'

run and The mmlmmn also called upon Nil (Daughters of the Nllel voted - m h . QasIeOnttoeaP.u!2..ll.'l:l"IlU3l-lV"”'3'' A"ol-ney.Ggner3l gels.) Robe-my to remove Dr. Shatik from the G gueslsi u lsllelltln" - . : i ' ' i . IIIHI I11 ll. -7 A L , - , :5 3:" M 90:." ::'''::.".W.:' ::::.:':::::: 1. ma co... ...,.... W... moon was mu-a-wm.su-mm snlummv l'lavnP?(l'-to'bx'loh:l:'iilllltcea sec-lie? ol shortly alter she ended a 10-day I0.Nor-esod 8-C-met" W-WI vouiixznmce so...nuuixs JtJS1"lltE sAMs--- .CltANl:YgiLlPVYz:VUT::::5.NF95i ; . , s g , M - v lll Ungdorned ll. Droop state M555 of 555554 ngll . LET H .. 1:45 p.l'n.-Afternoon Musical. lllt Sunday Telegram arr. ted hunger strikeqprotrsting what she H b I ' 5 sh 5 3 , :1” ,.m,,wlme,- cqnlerencg and (llillfgtdlluwllll in contravention gallzd tge tdtictagorial :'egl'r'ne 11. 13 weir!-t'7mf;r 2 17”: u. 3;: pJn.:gl:g'Gk1ElgAl'lLg t of such act. ea ing gyp or an rup cy. H Tm” m mum HE” E Si 9-” '”" ' m '" IN 1) )7 Roman um :7 Chinese : C3v'lc.d' A ' lg. Island off . 1 seatuday's Answee In .u 4 m co TRACT B IDGE a v- . as . l '” .03?-jw,,,,, H, ,', N R :.":';:""' .. i:.;""" .. liift. :2-2::::.t.... in E” ”"t' V C o BY 3 JAV 350533 V : zzlc e .(Ger l or Pronoun Cztll p.n-i.-Oh Susanna " 4 A . I0. sen. Greens . rap - . h . Q E” p.mPC1.-Cy Televmo. 150"". dam. virtually automagig. Cf()ll1ljldErlllB ha state labbr.) growing lsaplitid as. m N”, 5 wean," Nomhsomh Vumenbh. had an opening I o I s &wili1 and so. Usoleaaty AMI - "C Y I Q 028 p.rn.-CBC News had found a place tog ay e an .- )1, sum 3. 6:45 p.rn.-Mr. Fixit NORTH The singleton apa e waspopegld aelau y . , , y 3 g 1 Q 1 7:00 p.in.-Adventures of Pierre A96 5 3 3 93- W051 I00 l 9 309- 1": "gill 2:. Lions have 3 ;-wdlsson Q A K the queen. South played t ek ngi them 7 . S 1:31 p.rn.-Holiday Ranch 9A 0 4 and West lrumPed- The in 0! 25.Oonceit 5 l:0l p.m.-Perhry Cogno wt 1 4.10 8 EAST glallgzntigngrga, ilallcefll 31.8. 20. Units ol it 7 .1 is NT 0992? Au-maufwisl Guy, 0:00 p.m.-Bis op S een S 0 . work ' ' : -" 9:8) p.ni.-Texas Rassllis . s . A Q J 11 cashed. and the declarer was down. ,-,.1-". ml . 7 y GOING 10:30 p.rn.-Barrls Beat .9 5 9 10 2 All the plays aeem natural. yet u,Pnlm r A 11:00 p.in.-CFCY Television 9 J 10 3 s s Q K 9 2 declarer gooied. He had the hand (um no I1 is -9 g News & Weather Q, Q 9 5 3 2 Q J 1 6 0 made for sure just by ducking the 19. Roam: III 11:10 p.m.-Juliette s0L"l'H Iluecn of spades at trick two. it 31, nowum. 7 so y 2- at :1 11:30 om.-Mating of Millie a K 7 4 he does this the beg. East loony do .i....., , 7 A O O Q J 8 6 1 I is lead another spa e whic es gglgglnnllly. ll 24 .- 9 7 3 runs. vots 4 A ' t th pected diamond u. .1 It ' 17 d ' 11:30 a.m.-Morning Musicale TAR rellfrmusouglel 3.; up with the ”.3o:,::c"on T E 12:15 P-m--C0"llll0llW'-'3llh 1” bldd"'3" ' ace. trumps a spade with the jack. (colloqp) ' 17 ” ” .- T9leVleW8 south West North Bali draws trumps ending in dummy. ugnumu, gg ( 12:30 P-I'll--Fillll For Today 1 9 Pass 1 q. Pass and discards the losing diamond on up.-,,,,, It I I4 7 7 S lig P-m--gEPOt& Tchellld I Q Pass 4 9 dummy's fifth spade. .LJ.,,,l.y, u 7 V 1 :ll - 2 P-lll-- 0lll1l'Y 39" 11' All i which is easy enough to i

2:00 p.m.-Junior Magazine Opening le-ddeeight of spades. see lotoklng at the 52 cards, but u ::,'::.m. m : . 2:30 p.m.-Winter Conference It takes a seldom used play to why should south be expected to ' r ” 0

gt” P-m.-gland; Th make this hand. Declarer has to know It is best not to cover the now" A 1 7

:00 i1-m- on 0 er! be right on his toes or down he (in n of pades? The answer is 4i suppose SOMETHING ' 4:30 p.m.-Lassie goes. Only extreme sensitivity to thaete Souths cannot lose the hand ::lfE,:::" 1 ! HAPPENED AND! NEVER Bayou REMEMBER ""5 THE ONE You , . . . . . g . - THIS KISS LONGER TRIED TO GET 5.00 p.m.-Fighting Words the existing conditions can turn it he allows the spade queen to 3 Vmum. 5E5yaJA5ANrHQw . 1 . g - . i .. AND COULDN T lull. gersmitlml the ll'lCl(a d win. but may lose the contract if Abouy-A K155-fogs. . : p.m.- urns en The bi ding followed standar h pi th king 11 th q ii. . ,g - -

0:30 p.m.-Father Knows Best lines. North's spade response. de- elf tllgasth leea is :ssum:d roeebe DAILY CBYPTOQUUIE ""0. how '0 '0" in l

7:00 p.In.-Decemi Bride spite the anemic composition of the a singleton. th danger of cover- A X Y n L B A A X n

1:!) p.ni.-This is The Life suit, was proper. Any five card ing is obvious. as has been shown. " L 0 N O F I L L 0 W E

l:00 p.m.-Ed Sullivan Show suit is biddable. and this is es- it West. by any chance. has a Onslattsr simply stands for another. In this samploa is used 1

9:00 p.m.-All Star Theatre peclally true when the suit is a doubleton the contract is compl tor the three L's. X tor the two 0'1. etc. Single letters. apor 3 L h.f

9:80 P-YB--CGE Showtime malur. tely sate bee-us the nude: -re mphu. the length and iormatlon oi the words are all hinu. g '-1'?,j.x:-

moo pan -CBC TV Theatre South rebld his'six card suit in now an established suit. guy. ll” 9.. om. 1.11". If. dmueng 9.1! '

11:01 pm.-CFCY Television perierence to raising spades im- ii West has a tripleton. East has E

News & Weather mediately with only neutral sup- no more and declarer has the rest A Cryptogram Quotation 1l:M p.In.-Here & There port. North's jump to game was oi the tricks. 'NUC VHN NLG IOKN. WBN 'NUC - TV TREATS IEDHME STORIES "”' '””"""” ””" "'”'"" ” . Cr MOTUYLN-OHLV CBJDTUVY ” eowzn riunn ovsrzns on '1 S d V . : . eeierdaye Cuyptoqiiou.-i THE IMPERIAL ENSIGN . . a 'c””::mmD cm N T e News P790 S siiomi: LIKI2 A Ms-rsoit. STREAMING To run wiuo-' "7 1'35 CKE MILTON. : -W -w'm- 2:::.:'...':"'..':: ..":....." :22." ..'"::." "2: : N e w. a . ose a es were a mon 0' '3' . cams -Old Mother Nature. old already. Their mother said so O 7' M”! lib" u"7 lmd '"H"' and she should know She was moon llidlchl to dinners pro nll""”3;, "”l 'l””'” ?"(;:;'l"M bx: Mrs Buster Bear I x 0 an ellvered for you 0 9" 095 39"" '3 0 ' 559 Md been i" l l gxi .. l YOtJ-VOlJ-At2-eI?AQ-5Atl- 1......-., e West wi d i rl ht bo t th '”l”" "" "W t h c .. .. .. 1 why news til-avesll. Tt ll-rre:ds a.- 2? Hr” "aw '”'m'o'1” m' "7"JlR-55"!-ll-T1-'1 AM M4302 G6R&LAuy?1YoDt,JD,.l-V-?E. .- Tl-ll WINDMILI. W -0 W”! M it do" new Sh 'i..."”" i ... '...'.i't......... ' "WWW "E""””' mt. hvhhweo-suave 3,'i1'd" "M '" "rm '”' ”" Ir:-I pii3"oi'bru-in which man; 5or'5o3X?fi3359..wfrTYu&"3c?Alzv' ”50”'?VvC”lEF-'r- "' DIAL 7131 ' was in old windfall. No one had 0415: 9; -mg ci.upp5wA5.-.- 3V5lATL”jCPuE1AlgLi'-:K Q TAKboU,rgs&vl0' seen esr crawl under it. Show has one amino A BRAND REUNION wE HAD HM CHAME sd..s.m....m... i"ir'... e:ll:uln0'IIi::':?' itilutldnliti "'5 M” "W "W75 CKCVI -Honcho "0" M 0'" M W" "" "' EMT -' l1lol'otd' then. not even Heoty and Mrs. Memwuna iu.oo uter....wttan9wei-9 a izvodtm p Channel 2 Hooty who had taken possession of pawn mo um; scum room 600?-u ,.mg 1 Amcwmu '1'e1evlslon Programme :i':,.:MtoHi'illl :3 lIIl:Ill.Idu3l'l hue” '3 ; Mill nu. 9 W ”W” ”” "xi "T" RTE:-"M "E "9? eoumles or the 9:1 schedul. looked right down on it an iudnl N ml MAN? lf',2':,2,.1”,,.' 3:" W ' ' R0:99”Wl'.”" suspected that they had aeighbors ,1 Then this day they had heard wliat E (4 sounded his a baby . it was 1 J,” . ,1-M. p faint and sinothes-ed it-had . l . N dztll 3.:-Vlesternqp"Theatre '9?'"!d l0 NM! NWIN WWI 59" a : . . 3 :Y'St ' ” g, ;l- 5.4” P.m..,co,,m cg Mom. cl-hi. neath that mound. They couldnt N ' l I I -, in 5:” P.m.,.w"d gm Hlckog V believe their an ear: than which 4 . -r , I9 :- 3,” ,.m..oh sunnn. . ,. there are no better ears in all the E y g. tn ,.m..E.,.;y gnaw. 1-v - - . , H Green Forest. Thea Mother Bear. g g s; N," -4 3-1 &, thinking mwiziu mint be over. had '

0:45 p.in.-Weather 'More trouble." whlaed Prickly 01'" . a . 0

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