Mr. Beaver climbed ull 0" "W 10! ..to rest.

"One day brook. He had gone tance when he came to a big log that had fallen across the brook. It had stopped the flow of water until it was little more than a trick- le around the ends and under it in places. lilr. Beaver climbed uv "II the log to rest. A small pool deep enough to siiim in had formed above the old log. He noticed that many small sticks. dead leaves. and other trash brought down by the water had gathered against the old log. He walked to one end and looked down. There two or three sticks had caught between some stones. Some of the floating trash had gathered against these. It stopped the water running fast between the sticks. ldly he poked some of this trash farther down between the sticks. The water flowed through more slowly. He hopped off the log and just for mu dug up soft earth and packed ti between those sticks. He soon tir- ed of this and went away.

if You're TIRED All IHE ting

Everybody gets a bit run-dorm MW . then, bred-out. lieavy-lauded. Ind inaylio bothered by hachclies. Perhaps nothing oeriouoly wrong, iiut a temporary toxic condition caused by noon acids and wastes. That's the lime to take Dodd'o Kidney Pills. Dodd'n iilimulale tho kidney; and no help rulore llizir normal action of running exceu acid: and Vllltt. Then you feel better. nleep better. work Inltu. Gel Dodd'o Kidney Pills now. Look for Inhluoboxwithlhoredband II J iuuisu. You can depend u Dolls. 51

he wandered up'a quite a dis-

pool became deeper alld wider. The water rrcpl nearer and near- it was near enough for Mr. Beaver to feel safe in visiting them.

”So it iias an old log across a small stream lctl Old Mr. Beaver to learn lion and uliere to build a dam to make a pond alid get his favorite loud in safety. Also to find fun in doing liSOllil work. it is just so with Parili) the Beaver today,” concluded the Old Hermit.

Priew ANNAN

Mrs. Percy lilarehbank has re- turned to her home after being a patient in Prince County hospital. All hope for Mrs. Marchbank a complete recovery.

Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waugh will be pleased to knoiv that their infant son has re- covered from an operation. and is now home from the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Myron McArt.hur, K6IlSllll:- ton is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Charles Waugh and Mrs. Waugh.

Mr. Edgar McNeill left for Ont- ario recently where he will be em- ployed.

Miss Pauline Moase has resum- ed her duties as teachcr in Sum- merside School after being ill at her home for two weeks.

Sympathy goes out to Mrs. Al-

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her attended the pre-music festival relicurszll which was presented in the High School Auditorium. It cuiisistctl of vocal solos. chorus. piano solo. Tap and ballet danc- ing and piano duets. Mr. Thomas Hall was cliall'iii;in. The accomp- anisls were Rex Mr. L.M. Mur- ray and Mr Powers and Mr. Hall.

George MacLeod Spring Valley, were visitors to Siininicrsltlc on 'itliursda.v where they visited iilth Mrs. Gardiner. itllll) l'cci-till) llzid the lnisfortune or falling and iircakliig a bone in her hip. iii-r liioiiy trielids in this area hope this aged lady will have la speedy recovery.

Mr. and Tllrx

.bert Nloase iii the death of her lfathcr Mr. Benjamin Cairns, Sum- lmcrside East.

Mr. and liirs. Seymour McCulley and soil (lerald Mr. and Mrs. El- uin Will have rctilrlicd to their llonics ill Saint John. lV.B.. having been called home owing to the death of their father the late Pal- liicrsuli Mill. . av

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i.()NDON (Reuters!-The Queen accompanied by Princess Marg- aret, reviewed 21,000 members and cadets of the St. John am- hulance brigade here Saturday. Earlier. the Queen invested Prin- cess Margaret. commandant-ln- chief of the St. John Ambulance brigade cadets. with the insignia gll a Dame Grand Cross of the or- er.

By J. R. William

L EV HISSELF!

remaining three exactly what South desires. 'l'he four club rebid by South is based upon these factors, and not upon

By TERENCE DOWNEY ONSLOW, West Australia. iRcu- tersl-A British atomic device exploded off the Australian coast on the Monte Bello islands Wed- nesday is believed lo have been a trigger for a hydrogen bomb.

The intense heat of what ap- peared to be a relatively small weapon points to ucvclopment of such a trigger. Tiio factors are necessary for an H-bomb trig ger-smallness and great heat.

Britain announced some tim- ago it was going ahead with de velopment of a hydrogen wea mo and the latest detonation iv believed to have been prelimin- ary to a future H-bomb tesi.

Observers with the British atomic test fleet believe British scientists now have reached the stage where they can stockpile atomic weapons.

Newspaper men who watched Wednesday's. explosion from I minesweeper 12 miles away re ported the blast, start of a third

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series of British atmnlc tests. was smaller than the mlllal one in the Monte Belios in 1U;-1'2.

TOWER MELTED

But it ”biil'iicd" a llaIt-xllu.'lre- mile crater ill the sand and scrul: growth. fusing all into a darl glassiike substance. and it melt- ed the tower on which it iias ex- ploded.

"""t from the e.xploxion scared the backs oi corl'cspolldenls' .,. . as they laced away trom the bomb lo amid blindness from staring at the fireball.

Minutes after the explosion, bombers flew iliiil the falliilial mushroom-shaped cloud in take re"'""'ivc SZIlllDl('K, p

Nearly two hours lalur. met It . of the bomber told re- pwlers: "The atom test was a

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Place 10. The Guardian Monday. May 21, 1956 I r O , . ”i ” P l . ”' " ""”' m"”””''' ".533 tl'Gs'f.-?f?llS'l".'.!':'t 2a.. Eo?f'l'3"31-Eoo' "Wan IEDTIME STORIES l "' "'tl':..'..R',:"..i.” life By n. my nilzoiusn v- HEAR? vouPi.AY'i:MoNvourrlssuEl ------- p - pack ,0 school following us 1.2253; (Top record holder in Masters” Individual Championship Play) ' COVERED COMB.6RANDMA.' . Th F 0 L illness. E t d 1 th; strict merits of his own cards. r A ' ' II 0! eI'- outh trumped the spade lead. e a e n Onlilblz-il:ll1(:laylV1I;S'3r:ihIigli(:)eylI'!I1(:)g,': lfeft Both aide: vulnerable. an: took two rounds of clubs. 5 . r or - t By Thornton W. B l 1 Hamilton. Ontario. L gifsao 2 .i1na,l:,g.,d'5n l;:i,..E'l:..3"f,i2 .5 , HA few ys later he wandered Mr. Thane D0uglas'N bo .Q5 nesse lost to the king. I-Iventual- g lllilklsnlvoll-riropizlitslllzlat lll:M' that Way again. The! pool seemed '0” by motor for Oshawa” arid 4” K 3 l l '5; cilllm two hem mm 2 ' ' - . , r t , t A 1 c 2. gpaddy we Beaver. to be blggel. it had been fun try 7?" 0" Ontario. He was acconi- O Q -7 10 O K . D I .p i A H w ing to stop the iiater from runn- llamf-'d by M15 Neal Mathews of 9 4 N 2 .99 t."er m155ed dll lmlkllldlll There were visitors at the pond ing between those sticks the other Baum V K J 4 w E VQ 9 3 "mm "' me Play "l the llalld-t oi Paddy the Beaver. They were day. He would try it again. This 0 S . . - . v .K 10 9 3 S 98 7 l The cummct W35 5"” lo lake ll Farrier Brown's lioy and the Old time he dragged more sticks to .1 lan1.gea:1l:,:ggl. lggelllng Aprg ham M7 .5 3 gedclglld llsmme which ”"p""9"l Hermit. ”Did )'UU 9VC1' hear 110W add to the others. lie wedged i . you": an .0 9" i PS1 .3. 1.9 mg. "l dla"""'d5- A" the Alipeavers lCc'iIiH9(l (0 'm.3k9 them bctiiecn some stones, then lllullrk latte ll-lalereggilslnlgtltln 'A 7:, l:dlc3:l0n:.pol"lCd 30 West half" FWUT-UNGA. ponds) asked the Old Htjlllllh broutllit earth and leaves and pack. M m Scag - D . 5 86 o A J I 8 1:. ing. There. viere tno .. MICKEV1 4 "No." said Farmer Brown 5 Boy. ed between them. He worked (W903 mrlgi bleslmgd tn; inlet tl'Q J lo 9 63 "mes pomtmg 1" west 5 dlreclmni ' . . . ..T H on 10,”: .1. ma be, .. . pf - 'y 5 I13 C E0 S ee 0 i . . dad .made a vulnerable one ' Q 'l?he nllccii blue Eyes of the tlld t1Nlow stllne dlilsiallce hack ilum Kc mmdmed' IELT bldsdln: vyesg N.-rm spade bldh and l"”h"".""'9 mldl lb - Hermit tiilnkled. ”Uf course. It's the pool grew sonic young trees ill-s. Rulh Bryenton. Hamilton Pu; 1: 1. hi. dime so mm 8 queen hlgh sun" l a fable." said he. ”ll lialipcned with Mr. Beavcr's lavurite bark. is ilsitlng in Charlottetown guest 2Q 44. Pass 5:! lulsl mm-lerore ngurefl 19 have 0 '6 ' i g way lg)-Eitk ill ill? "e:Cilt'l:9'bif5-mg? Thfey were too far t'ur lliln to feel in her sister, Mrs. Emmett'Morrl- l jzfnpilgklllinlllttil redblsuilts. sliiceT:e 3 a r My carer. llrs C E1 . sae in Mr 1 u . 0 i 1- v 1 i 3 g . ' i e ac ones. c l lt iillti a sort of lost feeling. He was sat restllniz 1:: lllgmliig nlulgdlalitti Wu a,l;'9""18 l93(lmi'-lllflln 0' 5ll3ll95- C0iT9Cl- Play f0F South is 10 l('8d g . e- --..!h ' l l"! ' to i'ilid a place tor himself mokedi - 1 l l . Rex: and Mrs. L.M. Murray ac. BWVW "19 0l'lHi"5?1 V3l"e 3 9W dlafmnd l0WaFdS dlIHlIIl3"S to ilsullt Great New World, but seem- "I Vl'lShDllligtEIll'gll)',0lEtlLlt llll3cillIt0ll'hlcll(lll t'”"'l”"ll9d by Master Gordon Mu,-- Placed upon a hand is. It seldom queen. rejecting the finesse. Ii , - (1 g' ' p ed not to fit anywhere. dd ter." said "he Mbmluy. Then he l'G,V. Rlisstiis Jeant and 1:13;-gu-at ggrnains stationary as il)l(lS1Vll3' the West dpes l'lt()1.:.lall(el.(lil8 kling dccltar- g 1 ”He looked very much as Pa y noticed n th r - ll l'-.-l t l” s'-V- P"5'"E 0" an MI's- 9' Payers. are ”"i"". ”"". ex" 9" ma 95 9 '8" v WW "0 l ' gt" -9 p, g ,- .. He ie ,9 W3 er. W t . lh h . 1 d I I liner 1' i mos enjoys emo- y 1 ”" N p l wl lave ": ;,l.mgl1ml11ial tell safer than on land. hea first ta'lI;il.l3dmlllalIaputlfclllill 0" ml) '0 Halilax. Nova scuua, cards. rises greatly in mine when in ll diamonds in the two hands.,: l 1 He wuldnq stay in it an the time ne pool had hl,(.0m(, a I)”: Wm jm-5. E1-nest Mcmvieg who has his partner bids lilo clubs. Zlllilvalid will be in position later to dis-l ”''l for he had to get his food on lalklld. An idea popped into his head. He l'l'i”" lal plagqcnlugli .PrlL;'ce C9"'"Y lgotslrregpggglggeil ':.l(;” lllllail ':,:,'glj:im:) ifdggglmfllletggls - i rh b k f .'t t. 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