m Minions of Chinese Paasqms. The Guardian, Charlottetown, war. July 25. 1932. 9’ _ i

ves, r co. aur ‘I'M’ ...AN" IFANY wsrze M|S6lN' 5:0 ho:i’CH OF 'EM NEIGHBOR KIDS my ‘nus YEAR.’ wave ‘EM ALL 00

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nrd left for their home in Mane-a and four children of Saint John.

China’! 500-000.000 re rants an ‘on an already tight food situa- John the Baptist church in ivnsd Halifax N 5 made a brief visw mo p.m‘__A,,.m°°n Musical. [battling to bring in I satisfac- ition for China's millions and couche at which twcnty- three: it in Miscouche on Tuesday at‘

0 O 0 O . . . . , B G ton after having visited with Mr.’ N.B.. are guests of Mr. Mc- G‘ W I*.l|N|t.hI)AY and llrlrs. Arnold Cameron. Mis- Neiil‘s mother, Mrs. Anna Mc-‘ : l’ttUt‘tfAMS 3 AD - y , _;°°“° °- W 11- !

- gEm§(l‘l‘'f lf1!;'::(c)l"l:l' Lolifgld ] At fourlth hsuccesaive bad hat on Sunday evening the bless- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-i 2 C|.'(jy.'|'v ' ‘ "9' “"5 -‘W9 3 “"0"! effect 1 1118 01 bﬂbleﬂ 1001‘ P1806 81 St-1Mlllan and three children of; 5 >»

to _ - . 4.00 p.m.-Playground, log'esKl“ﬂ)l!litlI11Iel‘\;:::Tllgeiglakgalta: ::l;::iafu;%|a’i::‘ disruption in in babli'es.were blessed. They wereithc home of Mr. and Mrs. D. @J.r«~—-—a..i. 4:31 p.m.-Vacation ‘iima um i H bl Y .. ac given a medal by the cam! H. Gallant. ,—,d*— -5. , 5.00 p_,,,.._.1h, 5°" cu, C 8 Y amed on ti o od s, Meanwhile. the move to shift ic Women's League. Mr, and M11, Howard Mcnnn. .; V >.§-.;':'_4~iuuu«i = , com. "om _ drought and pests. iexperienced officials back to the Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Doucem-‘ aid of cha,.1¢,mow,, were in M3,. _. , '" 4 P5,; ._ 5.30 p.rri.-Tidewater Tramp Their efforts once more have .10Wel' I‘llI‘l' Bﬁrlcllltural units is of Halifax spent the weekend in couche on Sunday at the home ' p . . ’ _ ' "i ' ‘v ‘ ‘I 1 ‘>1 .0 A ‘

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9.00 p.m.—-Dennis the Menace 9:30 pm.-Parade

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tral China as well as drought.

east. diplomatic observers here said this weekend.

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iobservers.

No official indication has yet been given of the success of the winter wheat harvest which ac- counts for more than two-thirds of China's annual grain output.

Press reports said anti-flood measures have been stepped-up along “China's sorrow" -

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name given to the Yellow River because of ﬂooding tendencies- which is the main irrigation source for many winter wheat areas.

SOUTHERN CROPS HIT

Reports also said summer izrain crops were damaged by "natural calamities" in many parts of the southerly Kianizsi province where peasants now are busy planting all available space with autumn grain in an effort to recoup losses.

been hampered in some degree by floods in southern and cen-

But an assessment of the

regions are closed to foreign.

continuing unabated. according to newspaper articles here. since the changed emphasis

which has just ended in 1,,-ge ton the people's communes syn regions of the north and north-‘t°m*"“"5‘ “CW 115“! OPE!!!’ ’ized on- military lines — last h

year. putting stress on smaller production teams and brigades ‘rather than large brigades and

the c o m m u n e I themselves. there has been I continuous icampalgn to persuade officials ‘to return to grassroot level.

‘SHOW MORE REALISM

In contrast to the heady at- mosphere of the post - 1958 b u m p e r harvest, Communist .planners are showing an atti- ‘tude of sober realism toward lagricuitural problems while publicly continuing to place their faith in the commune sys-

tent.

The main article in Red Flag. the party's fortnightly theoreti- lcal journal appearing here last week. said study of the best methods of agricultural produc- tion waa the “long, arduous task before us"

Careful and slow experiment- ing plus “solidification and soundness in the people’: com- munes as well as increased in- dustrial support for agriculture" were the main conditions for improving crop output. it added.

Miscouche at the home or Mr.:oi Mr. and Mrs. John c. Poir- and Mrs. William Perry. 1' ]er_

Ann Steele student nurse at‘ . , Ch”:°m:‘°l“i"” h°‘pital 13 spend‘! anldudahrgiittrrjoa:g:e(ief:mf?i' 1‘: p°.';_en‘:'da': ‘atng‘°M:_‘:m;e‘:_f Yarmouth. it}? I Thursday ey Steele, Miscouche. ' 32:? they W V 5 or S 0 m e

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr and De . Misa Betty Gaudet of Arlington. R(}‘c‘,’,;,,f‘“dM1§§§;,c,E.‘?mI’,';§‘,, .3. M351" '‘t'‘b‘i’‘5‘““5 “‘ M“°°“°1!‘ their guests. Mrs. Melina Riley, (‘}‘;°u5d:t° "' '"d M” 55"” New Jersey, Mrs. Josie Gallant.

' S ervilie. Maas.. and Mr. and

Mrs. Les Carmontier and Mrs. lviifg. Laurent Whalen of New- liilili Arsenauliié of iﬂlntﬁiinaii. 0- ton. Mass.

0, are sing it scouche - 1 M‘ . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c°?,‘clﬁ:' 32?‘, '7,°.,‘c'§,‘;{' Jest 2,5, Ph“ 3- D“R°°h°!- Miss Effie Jeffery, Linkletter

Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNeil] Road.

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RlPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

OTTAWA !CP)—The legisla- ture of the north meets at Cape Dorset, a progressive Eskimo

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village some 1,300 miles north of Montreal. to resume its task of creating two new Arctic territories

The 10 - member Northwest Territories council will consider

was or 10.10-Matinee With Wl_ill

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‘Legislature Of North’ Meets To Consider Site For Capital

The chief legislative proposal concerns establishment of public utility board that would deal with power franchises and highway and trucking regula- tions. There are about 4.000 cars and trucks in the north.

A byelection Sunday will fill the council vacancy caused by

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nents have left. sod on

bids and plays they have al- ready made-—is an important factor in the play of many hands.

sometimes the declarer learns

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tractis in some danger. He has two diamond losers to take care

his

case he would be home. And a may plan. It the ‘same time

to fall back on I

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to-one one finen- se or‘ the other will succeed. this would be the wrong line of play. The better method is to lead

when East follows with the queen. South simply discards a diamond. This forces 3 I It to return either I diamond into the A-Q. or I club into the K4.

lubandilnauatfsefuik. hop’-5 the finesse will win. iawhieh ’

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, four sites for the capital of the the resignation of Pat Carey. ‘ v in i "' 1'16 Kent St. (Opp. Eaton I) proposed M‘z(i.ckenzie ta;-rito;-‘y who ran (l1ll‘tSllCC€5dS‘f&.|l1t}' as I E: smug“ rngmrwm NAM::nBh;,\:_,DBnnmoNm RM oven 8=3° =-m--9 W .:;‘.“...$.‘.‘3§..i.":.;i.“‘:.'.‘:‘.'.‘2.‘:‘.. 2:; 4.: 3:... .r.:...°.*:"...:.;..." A‘ no no mm as am mm, eastern Arctic ‘ The council is headed by am‘ “Mr "5 “Mr,” P‘ ‘nu’ ‘’°' '''‘‘’'° :S°‘”I’'"f~‘"‘‘ “‘ ”‘-‘Z i’“'£“ii‘.“ °§°.’.i.".‘"°<=§‘...T..?."':'z‘.’.'i3§§..°.‘.”“§i’“.‘.'£ 1' or seecion as capia o is so 0 0. : ‘ $°’i.”°.i“‘°i§;.i?§§;‘1‘:2°“’{»’2f‘;'.Ei".Ii.‘:“i§f..°'.i‘:’.'$"1.ﬁ":i’.t °A.,,,'L,," CROSSWORD 5 ac en e - ‘j”'s‘°" 0: m I . iowknife, lnuvik. Fort Smith, appointed members. Llfft 88 tggltdgss 19' gift 2 ‘-3°‘''‘''‘”' W" ° and Fort Simpson. Elected members are E. J. 5 Bu”, 1 t 3 Justbe Z “35‘c°”""V " w°"‘"' '°°"d"° Boundaries of the embryonic ‘Gall Yellowknife‘ K. H. Lang 11'3undyin‘-pm {W t 5'“, 2 border °_g°5::::;'.w" g:::mIm Ham territories were drawn in danu- Aklavik: and J.‘ Wit.‘ goodall: ‘addition ‘cofngryfonn L ~=—c«~»»~ - ~«~-- ‘P .°:"“.°.‘::.:::.:*‘:.;::.; .*;"::; #2:‘ 2-are . "°°""'“" " W"'''" H" eth Y k 'r ' B n M c it n.‘ and it <2.-ulna: ' rod ucrgh M-‘W 7=35_cFcy pm,‘ ",9... stretc mm c u on erri- rown. . . on c . p uc light ,,4o__c°u,,,,.y ;, w.,..,,. 3,”.-.3“, tory border eastward to the M. Jones, all of Ottawa, and L. 13-Mother“ 1. North ‘ :4. Memo- ,,'oo_N,w, loah meridian which runs from A. Desrochers of Edmonton. 1‘ gf-mt I'M" 5 Carolina gan- g,n_w,.g|»... about the centre of Saskatch- Ottawa councillors and ltov- 15-ml:‘c1.m.ﬂ P 8 till: rt 2 um Yumhr. Au". '. l:l6-Countrv I wuram Roundup ewan's northern boundary to ernment officials will leave UiI- ' “on of 9-3 ‘V; 5H‘““ " : l:45—Woathor the Arctic ocean. lands Airport here Friday on «HIM - use till 27. Gav: 34 Goddm Ii50—-News W AREA the long flight north. On the re- 16 um Wu" H 10° -of mm . 9:oo—Momlng Devotions W0ULD 3!} GE ,turn trip. they will make brief 'w°o§” 10 mg‘ i d_ H ,, 35 swim’, 9:10-Morniﬂﬂ Moods T13: Eskimo-Hamel? Iigritgﬁ |stops at Rankin Inlet and Chur- “nah ‘ swi"wA"lp" 29' a§3“:;f‘- ‘val. ' = I ‘ _ :25-Matinee with Austin wou encompass 3 3 _ h'll, M .. l ' I I! about ' willls islands east of the 105th merid- 7. an an vm en 16.Distrssa 81.P_i-iestly :3-3:338 HI :30-Morning Moo ian and north of Manitoba. ' ’o'smPpi7n‘ " 3” "tr! 39' Cmvét 2 V :35-An orchid from oiulla The council's summer session 'c°m_umn ' °f°f::;° 33 ﬁe d 40' Ev”. ” 9:40-MOW"! M I will last for five days or longer. g3_ mp Wm, 18 moumhed ' Op 1. ' ' < 9:55-Kitchen klatiar Contest meeting in the new community “alone. ‘ 3” P °’°°“""" " "' hall at Cape Dorset, just off the Harold Perry who is employ- 26. '°‘°5'N°"' "‘° MW‘ southwest tip of Baffin Island ed in Frobisher Bav is spending Testament '°55’J"'“"" "°“°"' 5"°" The council will debate five his holidays with his family in niper ',‘,fg°;':,;;';'_ *}_";‘,{L"_j; ‘ ‘”"""' new ordinances (bills) and ii Miscouche. :7 Approval Imo_M°mW. Emmi". amendments to existing legisis- Mrs. dJ 01"“?! ghleuveriie ﬂaunt! 3 Ili40—Netaa I. Mu °”- 3"“ ‘"3 °" ° “‘ V‘ ,9_spm1,h ooh "“5"°""°"" 5°" 3°-D15P°5‘“°'| - " ' A¢dNDD'ful'i'DAﬂB Nag? p°;o=:s:o:§1-aNr-- ll:50-Notes a 32.Frosh ‘ I l1r55-Atlarmcr Newt '*°*"“‘”P 33.'.dF1t;Wit.h- I'll , » £17I21'Mﬂl.M\f.'%G'l'J'6‘OR--1'l:l1'l|I£'lDdl'd‘:_7‘1:l‘ l2:05—Mosriy Music 3, 3, JAY sracru,-,3 » 5 g :— I2=2o-—Nove- I W--"W IU.Whot.hIr in ' l2:45—Mostiy Music ‘7_ 31*.“ of 2 gr I:00—NowI Headlines I. weather South dealer. the adverse hands. One simple wuon I'll ,-,3 ‘I202-—Most|y Music East-West vulnerable. clue may turn out to be the :3, mm 5'; 1:15-Tommy “Uni” 55°“ to the entire hand. But you 41.Psrfect E 2’; l.45—Mmt|v Music "0373 have-to be alert to take Idvan- 42.a(In’I 2 as , -00-N-WI H-4"”! ‘ W'''''' 'J‘.‘::. tags of the clue if you want to I11. I G ' 1 05-Hm‘ 3- Em=°r°- get the best possible result. 48- Hill: a ' 3 ews Headlines and Weather .594 For exam 1. “Ike “,1. do.‘ Punch I'll - 305—Hiis and Encoraa ‘K15 9 v I ' “_.umpp.“_n°. 5 "°°"”°‘"' "“ ‘”"""' W“ :’ie:iEhi‘c§l‘i‘dI;a3tleslgki=li!ilgs svitlin ' ** ‘''°5''H"' 8' E"°°m' ‘"3 . 7 ace and another heart E Iat t°°" 4:30--The Outports ‘A K5 C Q10 70 ‘ DOWN covering the nine with the ten 5-00-News and weather 0-737 OK1058 so ‘h H of ht ' t !.l'lowad s.os—ri» Outnona 410041 Q0 “ V“ 5- ¢°“"°- " ‘:1 , : l:i4--Prograirt schedule the same time mike! I men DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work It: c |:‘5_..J°h" cuvngyon Swﬂyﬂ HOEC ha. "19 of ‘ ‘ r n I‘ B ‘ A x R 1 a ......"°':. ...... :23. 1:: . - L o N 6 r E L L o w .,. I u . . ‘ 5 25—MIrlno wuilm ‘A1 knows East has it. 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