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tab) There have been green “men around the - military "e- patriation hospital in the Mel- _ bourne suburb of Heidelberg since doctors “applied‘a revolu- ‘tionary new method of treating severe burns and bone infec- . tions. For the first time outside. England, a new secret dye was _ injected

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‘| identified man, ‘suffering from chest burns, turned green as

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surgeons to determine just what flesh to remove. Dr. Her- pert 1. Gibbs, medical super- intendent, said the man turned “deep green all over. ; Hospital patients said he

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On the evening of Wednesday, June 25th., the closing exercises of New ‘Haven School were held with Mrs, Stan Newman acting as.chairman. The evening began with “O Canada” and a chorus by -the school. Certificates were presented to ‘he rupiis of grad- es I to IV: The senior rhythm band played a selection, “‘Min- uet in G.”

Eleanor Newman rend an ad- dress and Alice MacPhee pre-

State In India Sees Violence

TRIVANDRUM, India “(Reut- ers)—Violence flared again Mon- day night in the only Communist- ruled state in India in the wake of an opposition campaign to oust the Reds from power.

At least 50 persons were re ported injured ‘in Kerala state

charged crowds at four peneee in the state. - Political parties seeking to oust

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A token protest strike of 10,000 dock and factory workers par- alyzed the Kerala seaport of .Co- chin. The strikers paraded pthrough the streets of Cochin and nearby Ernakulam shouting slo- gans against the government.

detained more than .70 campaign- ers demonstrating outside gov- ernment offices and trying to push their ‘ay inside.

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in the dispute Monday With a call for the resignation of the Gom-) |munist government. RESULT OF VISJT

The resolution followed Nehru’'s | three-day visit_last week to Ker- ala during which he consulted ' with government leaders:

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[Closing Exercises Held In’ > iNew Haven School District

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Frizzell’s drinks. ,- The enjoyable evening came to a close with singing of God Save the Queen.” . :

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The biological sub-station~™ at Ellerslie is within the jurisdict- ljon of Dr. J.L. Hart, director of the Fisheries Research Board

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meeting and bazaar im the + in September. Each member make two items for sale. lank

a letter naming Miss Winnifred Harris as the - missionary . for special prayers. The treasurer re- ported $15.32 having been donat- ed through the waist band aprons

Mrs. Harold’ Younker invited the members for next meeting..

Meeting closed with prayer and” benedic- tion by Mrs.. Hall. agree”

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ROLLO BAY

The regulat monthly meeting of the Souris West W.1. was held at the home’of Mrs. Francis W. Deagle on Wednesday evening, June 10th.

‘Congratulations are awentell te all Grade XII graduates of Souris High School and in particular te the following from Rollo Bay Par- ish: namely Louise Gallant, Evel- yn Carpenter, Ida Carpenter, Ger- ald Chaisson, and George Me- Kinnon; also to all Grade IX X and XI pupils who were presen- ted with certificates and prizes.

The regular monthly meeting ef the St. Alexis (Rollo Bay) Coun- cil C.W.L. was held in the side chapel on Sunday evening: June 14th. The meeting opened with re. citation of the League Prayer.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry Doucette was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Manning, New, Zealand on Tuesday morning to St-Alexie- Church Rollo Bay, where requiem high mass was .celebrated - by

officiated at the grave Pallbear ets were Edward Whalen, Peter Fisher, James. R. Manning, Har ry Mallard, Peter D. Conway and Jame: Howlett. Interment was ie

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