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”MISLIKE ME NOT FOR MY COMPLEXION"

. ., ,. won n. though we; Pursuing this matter further. an- .We"T.LiiliH' dilficuglt it is to under- other test was administered "to a If uw.5L.i.ics and those nearest number of different American In. Jlfdcarcst to 5. yet we believe titan tribes----the scores appear to . are able 10 -5 judgement on reflect the degree to which these . -.n-ative strangers often on no various Indlan groups had been ii liner cvmeme than a racial exposed to the ideals. customs and ,0l:j.,c.-.5iic that doesn't suit us! attitudes of the whites. The more t::m.(,..y since most or us can. the Indians had retained their own 1. 1., the average in looks as ,traditlonal'cultur ,the less did their H H c-1'-. of course, this atiituda emotional responses resem ble 8 15 um, a few in any givenythose by white

immnyi Greater harm may bg versely- The authors conclude that e in me long run where it car. the tests really measure the degree

north.

. over to entire populations of Ofncontlact with the white man's '”"5 Md races who differ from wFlllIll!elly the wcll-known R h '” allpearanm ach (ink-hlot) arm I

personality test was given to Chinese born in China and 30 Chinese. "who had lived their whole life in the United States. here were some important diff-l erences. but the most striking con. cluslon that can be drawn from ilic study is that the American-

born Chinese showed marked 51. teratio

own a moment's coiisideratioll iild tell us that millions of

lllple. smaller eyes. or thicker- tll' dzirkcr skins etc. than .001” I'ilCl(ll or iiatiiiiial lgroup. (-tine ill be oi' Less Desirable Char-. cr tliaii no! And modern psi" logical rescarcli has found plen- oi evidence to show that there

two groups of different racial or- igin become more alike as the ,are exposed to a similar social and cultural environment."

the case of riices and nations in the case of individuals within ' -zziine groiIlJ- , ,

V Unilcd Nations Publication).

.-

WIW Erows gi'eater'

Shakespeare. with enlarging iation, created one of his most Dr" magnetic characters in the per.l5'3"””"' son of the Prince of Morocco, 3 '1

his biiiiklet. ”Racc and Psy-

" ii-clcrrcd to last week) liizi Uiiivcrsily. (lisciisscs var- . ii-sis that were used to meas-

tist has returned froinntl1:dYIIk0D ft di ' er rem- TinITtls OIEEVIIIIIBET hlgultisclle the oldestland similar objects. known civilization in the Callldlln

Dr. Richard MacNeish. archaeo-

at a spot on the Arctic coast near the Alaska border. said it will be rich site-possibly the richest subjects and con-.ln the north-for many Years to come."

The site is near the mouth of the Firth river. believed to be on one of the routes of prc-historic migra- tions ot Asiatic races who crossed the Bering strait and who are gen- erally considered to be the fore- bears of present-day Eskimos and Indians.

On that spot. layer on layer. were lfound thc flint and bone imple- ments and pieces of pottery of nine separate cultures. types never before found in the

And the which has caused the most excite- ment in the staid national museum. may be remains of the oldest ex-

ict civilization yet found in north- powers of apm.cc.,ci'n North America- l'tlaL-Neish.

5 ago for reporters at a press in coiifcrciice. That will be estimated in the next few months through

hr of tho teachers were white . ii ht-i'r tho i.'ciici'aI atmosphere iiiiilr siiiiiI;ii' to that of a com- .-ihlv iiliile school they reacted -Ii more quickly; The new en- iiiinciit t'illlSC(l a change in be- iiir so as to eliminate what lll otlitwisc appear to be an Itlll ' i-ial' cliaracteri "

. Hint: Collected by WM 194... 90.14..

(Mother of 5)

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ii as found tliatklwhgc clgldien ”Mislike me not for my coiiiplex- rl iioil uioie quic y yian nicr- ion. kl :...?.:i::.'r .;.':'1:?i:: .i'.2";'f....?"...': ”::.-i':”.2.”.”' 0' t given to Indian children at- To whom I am a neighbor, and if iliiii: "ta .'Il()t'l0l'Il school where near bred,

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our country." Four are of

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. I. I won be compared with mosey lino :2," T: lcawdla" '""'h' "one of the most significant arch-

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age of carbon 14. an element ex- isting in all old bones, charcoal

found to be older than the objects discovered some years ago in the Trail creek caves in Alaska which were dated at about 800 be. Dr. MacNeish. who returned with several thousand artifacts. there are undoubtedly many time more. He will return next summer to continue digging where he left

COULD TRACE CULTURES

The site, he said. "should prove of the utmost importance in trac- en members ing the early cultures that lived in!

II Northern Affairs Minister Lesagel

The site was found almost acci- dentally last summer by Dr. Mac- Neish. while scouring the area for such sites. His 75-year-old Eskimo guide led him to a low plateau at a place which had obviously been a caribou crossing for centuries. '

"We sat down to rest, and fouiidl

A iScieniisi Finds Ancient iCivilizaiion In The Yukon I

OTTAWA ICP)-An elated scien-icomplex tests of the radioactive I

cavate the find.

, BELOW PERMAFBOST

But he said he would be sur- prised if the oldest objects dia- covered-10 crude stone tools and Ilogist who directed the excavationla few pieces of bone-are not

Dr. MacNe.-ish

eral inches of clay-

saldl turning up some.

y pondeiice read .

and present it to United Nations Day.

. y top of laying for the cover and contents of flint chips, pottery andythe 1956 programme booklet. Two

.1 applied for Letter

more L

Lacking time then to develop the find, he returned this year to ex-

said he could hardly believe it when one of his diggers found the bottom layer of remains. four feet down hard-frozen permafrost and sepa- ed rate from the other layers by sev-

No human skeletons were found, but Dr. MacNeiah is hopeful of

. SPRINGFIELD W.I.

i Money was voted for the Uncscol Giff coupon plan for Ceylon and the new school committee is to buy plasticcne. cocoa and sugar. and procure a United Nations flag. the school on

The president asked that suggest- ions be brought to the annual meet-

y MORNING SMILE .

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- x. mittee distributed yarn for gold: socks. The annual meeting is to be held at the home of Miss Mur- iel and Mrs. Reginald Haslam. The topic. "Letter Friends and Exchange Programs" was present- by the convenor. Mrs. y Mayne who read an informative paper "Taiay the Nations of the World are Neighbors" and conduct- ed an entertaining program .111 which the members gave one min- ute talks on various countries of

Keith

Five read letters feceivgd firm: The October meeting of Sprin - 19"" memls "' Eng '"d' .00!” field Women's Institute which mgt ""1 A"5l”'l'"r A map mlfklng con- at the home of Mrs. William Has- lam opened with the Song of Peace and the Mary Stewart Collect. Elev- answered roll with the name of their letter friend .lliinutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Reports of the treasurer and various com- mittees were received and corres-'

test was won by Mrs. Gerltt Loo who tied for first place with Mrs. John Hickox. The singing of the National Anthem brought the meet- ing to a close and lunch was ser- ved by the hostess and lunch com-

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