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CHARLOTTETQWN

OCTOBER 31; 1949

lireateei Discovery inTwc Decades for

a ASTHMADIIDHDHITIDSIHIIS

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Also E festive for _ COMMON COLDS...SINUS

Host Indies Grulso For “Magniiicont"~

O‘1'1‘AWA. Oct. M-(CP) —The aircraft carrier l-l. M. C. S. Mag- nificent will sail from Halifax Nov. 15 on a 21-day training cruise to West ndies waters. ria- val headquarters announced today. The destroyer H, M. C. S. Haida will accompany the big carrier during the cruise.

The carrier will put to sea Nov. 4 for a working-up period, during which she will call at Quonet Point. R. L, to pick up four sir- craft there in mid-September by the 18th carrier air group, naval headquarters said.

On the training cruise, the car- rier and H.M.S. Haida will call at Charleston, S.C., and then sail Nov. 21 for Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for a two day stop before making a three-day informal visit at. San Juan. Puerto Rico. The Magnificent will leave San Juan Nov. 30 and sail directly for Halt- fax.

The 18th carrier air ltrnuiYs 325 Squadron will be aboard the car- rier durlng the entire cruisr.

The Magnificent will be under the command of Commodore K. F. Adams, senior Canadian nnvni oi- ficer afloat, while LiL-Cltltlr. E. T. C. Madgwick will command thc Haida.

Naval headquarters said tho iri- gate H. M, S. Swanson. under

.command of Lt.-Cmdi~. J. P. T.

Dawson, will accompany the rar- rier to Charleston and then return to Halifax.

MDIIHT STEWART

Science Graduate

Mr. Richard H. Bagnall, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bagnall, Char- lotteioi-rii. received the degree of Master of Science at the recent fall convocation of McGill Uni- vei-sity. Mr. Bagnall received his B.Sc. in i946 and subsequently took a position with the Dominion

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w. t. i"... Festival tipen To Province

The! the Prince Eel-ward Island 321T.‘ $21.”?! 33:. “m f" "*- . lman mously dwlded b? "19 Drlma Association executive at their meeting Ilhurs- day in the Women's Institute room. Th‘ Fmlvll W111 Consist of three groups:

(a) The Junior Drama I‘ open to P.E.l. schools. "H"!

(b) Rural areas. and towns un- de(r )a ¥0plllltl0lll of 2,000,

c owns wth a Z000 and 0v". Nllulation of

Complete rules and re i will be published in the Iglrleagtglorj‘: an early date.

A prize committee was appoint- ed to secure scholarships and plan awards for the competition.

Since no director from Ottawa is available to conduct a short course this fall, it was felt that local short courseswith local di- rectors should be arranged, and

plans were made for these courses Tentative centres were chosen: - Mnntasue. Trvon. Kensington and

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Laboriitiii-yr of Plant Pathology in Charlottetown. He was later transferred to his pmsent position at thc Fredericton, NB. laboratory to IISSJSL Dr. D. J. MacLeod in plant virus research work.

(Notman Photo)

lilzirthti and her handsome lrisli- lltilll, tlicn well along the down- road of his incbriiicy, had sut on tho ciluc of their ciinlrs like blow- illllQ bits in_the path of a gale. The uzile of the Charlottenburg. As

»a course should get in touch with

the secretary, Mrs. Ray Mm-

Lcod. Graham's Road. as soon as tip; n; to hi; character,

possible. These courses

Dorothy Iiix Says —

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It ls a safe bet that the rn l. - TT“ should less that he gets soup and gravy stains on his coil? 3i o ls m ram

ill he i-qtinltv

commence about the middle o! careless about his work; a two days‘ stubble of heard is an lnfnllm ‘ l a

November.

indication of lack of enterprise, nor docs it nccrl Sherlock lloiiiies r - f‘.

Enthusiasm was exprcsed about ilPillIP" "l"! the "W" ‘vim wears dirty linen rather than Chrinlzo |.. a possible Xﬂaritimg Drama F955- shirt is one oi the easy-going slobs who will never amount to anvthiii: val. and Mrs. Laird. president of l" ""3 “’°Fld- ' l

the association. was asked to in-

I know one wife who removed vile 1m; wen-norm dramatic! ad_ he went to hcd and substituted fo

‘.11 of her husband's clothes who; them a complete new outfit. 1i

vimrl Dept of Education‘ Nmm wns just as easy to put on the clean ones as the mussy c1195’ ,0 h,

Scotia. with a view to organizlnzl such a festival for 1952

did it. And that is about the only wny you can deal wit

h a lazy mm,

DEAR MISS DIX: All boys are conceited, aren't they?

ANSWER- Certainl a d th i l INQUISITIVE GIRL “mg “not thém. Y. n e grs make them that way by run,

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers, hut will a iver problems of gent-rat interest through her column. n"

children, Martha and her yearS- younger sister Charlotte had m- irequcntly met. As adults. m9)‘

AHD lllDlNlTY probably never should have.

Messrs Cyrene MacDonald and (To Be continued) Arthur Doyle left on Wﬁlncsrlay -- for Boston, Mass.

DEEPEST BAY '

Bristol Channel, Britain's larg- est inlet, is about 80 miles long.

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ernest Lawson and son who have been visiting tviis. Lawsonb parents. Mr. and lilrs. WL. McLeod, have returned ‘.0 their home in Chatham. NB.

HOW ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS STRIKE»

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lVLlss Altine Hahn. specialist iii reading, gave an interesting loo‘- ure and demonstration in Mt. Stewart School on Tuesday on the correct way of teaching and roari- ing. There were about 40 teachers present. Miss Hahn is a graduate

of the University of Nebraska rind I I -

Mount Stewart bridge ls at present closed to auto and horse travel owing to repairs being tirade and at: the present time they, are ready to lay the cement top which when completed will be a big, improvement over the old hllflqt‘ which has been unfit for vc-irs. The old twenty foot arch is tiow replaced with a forty foot Spﬂl.

Lonely Parade

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East, this world seemed as through a looking glass that had been breathed on. Dim, lusterless. un- real. And yet, in a strange way. her mother seemed actually to thrive on her chronic discontent. And immersed in her world Martha was too intent upon circumstances passionately important to herself to work up sufficient curiosity to sustain polite interest where Ernie's affairs were concerned.

After the initial impact of the poverty-colored environment, cer- tain ensy adjustments took place in Erna. Following the first nldht, it seemed to her that she had nev- er been away and that her half of the bcd, which she shared with her mother, had never hecn usurp- ed by her younger sister, Lena, who had taken to the couch for the period of Ernie's vlslt.

And how surprisingly good her patients treated in hospitals, and naturally, mutherls cooklng! snong ‘oﬂh’ tltr umc results cannot he expected of_tlte right T005! {hilt brought i0 mind home (‘l(ClI|\' curmﬁlironiccsses m: advred the Charkntenburgv! indictment

w "m [he nlmmxhl "calmer" n“ damn ‘ that Kitty's menus were more fre-

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the house in Wilmington habitually reeked, slid past a grateful palate and set the gastric juices running. Erna would not have admitted it. but even her weak spine relaxed gratefully to the old carPPlWD- holstered patent rocker in the front room. as if its tiredness had not been really eased since tne days of her home lite.

It gave her a vague sense of wanting to cry to be back in this querulous environment that was 1mm of poverty and monotony. In color and texture it aussested U"

a per which the snare ably trflrhgr mother inhabited from morning until night. About its edges clung children. invariably children. querulous, demanding or luqghlng, in a manner so ador-

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e - A . ~ .» her hands of diahwater or laundry ‘ suds in order to PIER UP l Why and mash soft kisses Aiﬂlhﬂ l" gmllel or tears. She was aa dia- metrically opposed to her sister Charlotte as if one or the other of them had been changed in the cradle. It would more PPUMMY have been Charlotte rather than this more Ames-lilte mother of Erna who, except for a marriage which her family considered "he- neath her", had toed with con- formity.

A rabid, a predatory kind ot curiosity concerning Charlotte tn- habitod Ernie's mother. Mnrrlﬂl while the Charlottenburg was ltlll l|| pigtails. their sisterly paths had

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