3 IS FREE

! Canada will likely be the new ” home of Nina Diaconescu. 29. "Romania: Marilyn Monroe"

who refused to'return to her

Communist- dominated home-

land after a film festival in

Venice. She said in Rome that

contact with the free world "la

like an electric shock.” Mur-

mering a prayer for loved ones',

still behind the iron curtain,l

- Nina called her former life "sav-: age." and finds her new fre&'

don: "spectacular."

INDICTED

; If convicted. a death sentence I faces Rudolf Ivanovich Abel. 55 l year-old Russian National. who ' was indicted'by a US. federal grand Jury in Brooklyn on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. Abel is believed to have headed the largest Soviet spy ring ever to operate ' the US.

PRINCESS ARTHUR. ILL

LONDON 4Rcntersl-Princess Arthur of Ciinnaught, 66-year-old granddaughter of King Edward Vll. who is seriously ill with pneumonia. was reported Wed nesday to have had a fair night. Princess Arthur is second cousin lo the Queen and i7th in line of succession to the throne.

MICE IN BEER

WELLINGTON. N.S. tlteutersi -A magistrate in Dunedin has 'dismissed a charge against a brewing firm of selling beer un- fit for human consumption. Two mice were found in one of the company's bottles.

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The Helpless there's nothing was-as than help has far . Vltth eaaataal daagar our aear. Old lather Nature. Chickie Grouse had met with an accident. but he didn't know that it was an accident. He was caught by one leg. some dread- ful thing had grabbed him by one leg and was holding it tight. The harder he pulled to get away the tighter he was held. He was sure some dreadul ene my had caught tom and as first be was too frightened to use those bright little eyes of his to see who or what had caught him. The instant he felt that thing at his leg he tried to run and couldn't. He jusi'fell head- long. He struggled and flopped his small wings. He pulled and tugged and tugged and pulled until he was too tired to strug- gle more. All the time that leg hurt more and more. That was bad enough but what was worse was the feeling of helplessness. the feeling t h a t try as he might he could do noth- ing whatever to help himself. Suimosing Reddy Fox should come along, or some other hun- gry enemy. What could he do? Nothing but keep still and that would be very hard to do right out in the open. There were plenty of good hiding-places close; at hand. but he couldn't get to one of them. With that awful feeling of help- lessness was the feeling of loneli- ness. That was a new and dread- ful feeling. Never in his short life had he been all alone. Mother and his brothers and sisters al- ways had been near. Now they

That would have been bad o-l He couldn't take even one step. He was a prisoner without

the worse for not knowing just what had happened to him. why

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ness Of Chickie

he was being held so tight- ly by that aching leg.

Why didn't mother come to help him'.' Why had she gone off and left him? Not anywhere la the Green Forest or on the Green Meadows was there ano- ths small person so dreadfully rrlghtened as was Chickia Grouse in his helplessness.

"If only I could run and tilde," said he over and. over to him- self. "If only I could do some- thing. Just something."

At long last he did look to see who was holding him by his leg. No one was. At first he couldn't believe his own eyes. No hungry enemy had grabbed him by the leg. It was a very fine but strong root that was holding him. His being caught like that was an accident. Yes. sir. it w as pure accident. In scratching a- bout as he hunted for something to eat he had without knowing it put his foot through a little loop of that fine, almost thread- like Not and when he had tak- en a step it had tighened and help him fast. The more he had

had been drawn. Now he peeked at it but this did not help. He was a helpless prisoner and seemed likely to remain so He was hopeless and he was help less. Hopeless helplessness is a very dreadful feeling for any- one little or big.

Meanwhile Mother Grouse and the six other chicks were moving away. the chicks running about: this way and that in great excite- ment os they chased grasshop- pers, and looked for W0f'l'llS.l Mother was having all she could;

had gone he knew not where. do to keep watch of those six live- n ado"

ly children and for a time Cliick-

nough could he have gone tolle wasnit missed. When she did 12.113; look for them. But he couldn't.lmiss him she didn't worry ll 13.An outfit 14.St.apIe food

first. She thought he was mere- ly out of sight for the time being

being in a prison. it was much and would soon come running af-;15.Const.Ita- 19. Competition

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SIIORTHORNI

Male.

Junior calf-1 R. Lyle Boswall. Marshfield. 1 Athol Roberta. Southport

Senior calf - 1. H Lyle Boswall 2 Leigh Brown. New London. Junior champion-Tulioch Char- mer's Landmark: Reserve. Tul- loch Monarch Emblem. both owned by H Lyle Boswall. Mature male-l Leigh Brown. 2 Athol Roberta.

Senior and grand champion- Deep Cove Scotfuh Monarch 5th. Leigh Brown. Reserve sen- lor and reserve grand, Goldie Ransom. Athol Roberts.

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Junior yearling-l Athol Roberta tand 3 Leigh Brown.

Senior yearling-I Daniel Jewell 1 H. Lyle Boawall. 8 Athol Rob- erts.

Junior champion-Dairgrangn Lassie. Athol Roberts

Reserve junior champion-Tub

lad. Two year old i and 1 H Lyle Boswall. 8 Athol Roberts. Three year old-l and I Athol Roberts. 2 R Lyle Boawall Mature cow-1 Athol Roberts. 1 Daniel Jewell. I B Lyle Bos- wall. - Senior and grand champion - Tuiloch Monarch Fashion bead- ar. R Lyle Boawall. Reserve senior champion. - Teekaydee JD Athol Roberts. Reserve grand champion - Tul- 'loch Monarch Fashion Leader '1nd. Junior get of sire-I Athol Rob- erts 1 H Lyle Boawali.

Senior get of aloe-i Athol Rob- erts 2 R Lyle Boswaii.

Junior herd-i Athol Roberts. 1 R Lyle Boswall

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Progeny of Dam-l R Lyle Bos- wall. 1 Daniel Jewell. I Atbol Roberts.

Senior herd-l imioi Roberta. s Farm

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By Josephine Culbertson.

Exhibition Prize List

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Junior calf-i A .VlacRae andl Son. Central Royalty. 2 and Si Raedale Farm. Charlottetown R. p R 3.

Senior calf-l Brenton Stead. Souris 2 Racdale Farm. 3 A. Macllae and Son. '

Junior yearling -l Raedale- Farm 2 and 3 A. MacRae and1 i Son. l Senior Yearling. 1 Raedale 1 Farm i 5 Junior champion-l.inwtxid Dia-L lmond. owned by Brenton Steadi

Reserve Fairvuc Highbrow. owned by A. MacRae and Son.

Mature male-i A MacRae and ;Son. 2 Raedals Farm l Senior and grand champion. .Falrvue Fashion Clansman, A. Mat-Rae and Son.

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Junior calf-i A MacRae and Son 2 Raedsle Farm. 3 Gerry Doyle Vernon River

Senlor calf-l and 1 Rat-dale Farm. 3 A. MacRae and Son

Junior yearling-i and 2 A. Mac- and Son. 3 Raedale Farm

Senior yearling-I and 3 A. Mac- Rae and Son. 2Raedsle Farm. Junior champion Raedale Lora- lee. Raedale Farm

Reserve champion-Fairvus Martha. A. MacRae and Son.

Junior herd-l A. MacRae and Son. 2 Raedale Farm.

Junior get of slre-I A Macllaei and Son. 2 Raedale Farm. l

Two year old dry-I A. MacRae and Son. 1 Willard Prowse. Buckley 3 Brenton Stead.

Two year old in milk-I and I A MacRae and Son. 3 Rsedala Farm

Three year old dry-l A Mae Rae and Son 1 Brenton Stead. I Raedaie Farm.

Three year old in milk - A. MacRae and Son. 2 Raedaie

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Prowse 3 Raedale Farm. Mature cow dry-1 Estate P1500- George L Boswall. Charlottetown; Several of the youths appeared R, R 3 2 naedaie Farm. 3 A, at the station still smarting from !liacRae and Son the strong language of lierter's Mature cow in milk-i Brenton letter. Some reacted defiantly. Stead. 2 A. MacRae and Son. lp Others said it was their right as Raedale Farm 1 Americans to travel where ever Senior and grand champion. they liked. Fairvue Bright Lass 2nd A. Mac- Rae and Son Reserve senior

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