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Livmg In Fear

In his torceful nt‘ldlass before the (‘hal-loilmoun Roimrl- Club. Rt Rev. Dr. lililchnini'. Moderator of the bound ("llllrl'h of Canada. r9- rniilrierl us of u at living in the Thornton toil Lia means. This am. he . id, nun-ks for the fl 1 time man's achievement of the power of (‘OmDIPlP obstruction of himself and hi» \turlll ll i: lliis terrible flirt \‘llitli llntI-JliillFS the irillll Lha' lilllii loitiiv .iilrl tniiloi'i'ow must 'li\t‘ in fear of a handful of dust . '

Flv rolilrlllcilt‘r. oil the \el’)‘ same (lat. l'. [lil't‘nso Sccl'etlirl .‘lt niam dlllllhtlll‘ftl that the l'nilcd Slates has ionnlltlylnll ions ot‘ nu— clear force lil Europe. roadv ttl be llnf‘li iii ull. mvr quantity iicerlctl Anti lilt‘ l 5 hits in slot‘kpile or planned for >lDL'Iu “tens of thousands of nuclear i‘xplnsives” for tactical use all the baillofl‘old, iii anti-silh- niallnr “altar: and agal allu craft

The timing and IPI‘lOl’ of those statement m s an Asaocialed Press icporl, llllllivllCll that they were in l impulse to l't'L‘t‘lll ll'llt‘llICiil tally by Selim Pl't‘nllt‘t' Khrushchev.

So, rlr‘spilr‘ a general casing of v rirld tonsiol" billowing the partial lost ban .lzl'romsut. it is a ident that “’9 must go on ll iii; in fear of what lvlll‘ scientific age has achisved in nuclear dostr-lctiveness. It is a monster that we can keep lil chock onll by sleeplos. vigilance. Nor does li' ‘llll‘lll talk on either side uarranl a foruptfulness of that (act. ll onll' for :i montmlt. ‘

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Sllrclr it must b9 {‘Viflelli. both at .\In row and Washington. that national ~lll'lll';ll in an age when each l'lﬂlil‘n ran dostrov the other with iillclr. weapons many times I nit-'1'. lion... ltoiiourl on building l rllol't‘ l\|1,Pfil‘ weapons, Wouldn't that hale lip?“ the proper answer to Smim rantings at this time. if I indeed thov required an answer?

Back To The Stone Age

How nrphistol‘ir‘ man succe dad in tin: on this inhospitable planet until his better successors lllnle along has always puzzled us Some explanation of the been supplied by a lnrv students from Moscow and Leningrad who estab- lished. last summer. a camp in one of the most inacce ble regions of Central Siberia. There thoy lived as “Stone Age men”. us ng only stone implements. lighting fires by friction and hunting animals with only the crlidcst of weapons.

An archaeologist who led the ex» pedition showed the students work. ing methods which are believed to have been ilsod by early man. When they had mastered these ancient techniques. the Jobs they did were llmNi. and the experimenters were surprised to find that they did not take all lonil as they had expected.

It tonk three hours to light n fire by rubbing two st ks together. nine days to make a flint knife. and eleven to manufacture a stone axe with a primitiva handle, Only half an hour u s needed. however, to {all a large pine tree, but the work had to be done by frequent, not very heavy blows, ince it was found that the ﬂint lute splintered when swung at nnn'l length.

It took tan man no mom than four days to elm a forest area for primitive farming. They dragged any the felled me.- with stone hanks. burned thu undergrowth and

[had over the {rush nah with a

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required to make I covered dugout dwelling such as people used in the Neolithic era (RUDD-4.000 RC.) A raft was built. in 1 day and I dug. out canoe in a week.

The experiments showed that in the earliest. times man was not help- loss in face of nature and that he “23 cliiiulile of doing a great deal with his alone implements. Indeed. tlhen up ihlnk of the misuse to Which nlziill' of our modern inven- tions are put. ill preparing for the kind of warfare that would leave the survivors in a more hazardous pns- itinll lhiiii rll‘n their most primitive pmgriiiln _. ue can only wonder whether lhr evolutionary proccss ha. carried us forward or back.

Dangerous Prestlocles

(lne plt‘t’P of legislalinn which is liker to pass unopposed when the Leg .ltlire meets in February is the hill Alzi'lcullure Minister IliacRae plains to introduce. banning ihe use of all potato top killers containing sodium ai‘senite. Mr. MacRae's rev< elatith that at least 75 cattle art— known to have died in the province this year ._ a result of eating forage or suallnlving water contaminated wiih this poison Is surely enough to warrant legislative action. Countless game birds alld other wildlife have died from this cause as well.

.»\s Mr. \IacRae points out. other top»llilling chemicals are available to our (armors. at a slightly higher lost. which do not have thi: hal'm~ llll tit't'acl. To say the least it would be false economy to continue using .1 p9<thidl that is so destructive to idl'lll lift".

.-\ mint . at similar problem. we note. has been encountered in Man- iloliu. where the insecticides aldrin and ltlcldrlii have been banned from fall-ill use. The government of that province. after an attempt to elimin- nte chemical residues from dairy |tl’li(llli‘l.= by regulating the use of those rhomical has derided that the onlv way is to prohibit them. The order does not apply to their use on home gardens. or on horticultural crops.

In commenting on this move. The Country Guide says the action spot- lights the problem that some chemi- (21s pose for the countrv's agricul- ture. it llnllui-lilies. too. the fact that the only alternative to their careful use may be to have them with- drawn. This should work no hard- ship on i-irlners. although it might create pi-o icnis for the chemical companies. and for extension people. since it means that regulations might differ as between one prov— ince and another.

In the Manitoba case. other chemicals are available to do the job that has been done by Aldrin and dieldl‘in. and conﬁdence is express- ed that they will prove just as ef— fectivr.

EDITORIAL NOTES

West Germany is still going ahead with ils prosecution of war criminals. This week. two former Nazi SS officers were sentenced af- ter an ll-lvoek trial on war crimes charges in connection with masu murders at an extermination camp near Lodz. iii Poland. One was given hard labor for life. the other thir- teen years.

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()yster fishermen of Chesapeake hay are. asking the Maryland legis- lature to please increase their taxes Really. that's what it says in the Baltimore papers. The state has spent a great deal of money over the years to protect and regulate and develop the oyster beds. but has not been taxing the hall]. When th'z sea food committee of the legislature suggested an oyster levy of 10 cents a bushel. the ovstermen eagerly agreed in appreciation for state ef- forts to increase production. A loi of legislators. suggests an exchange. could use some taxpuycrs like that.

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“In the old ll.il .ays the Phil- adelphia Bulletin. "if there was I famine in Russia. a committee of Philadelphians would collect donat- ions of food. chartcr a couple of ships and give their help personally. on the spot. amid the loild cheers of all Russians. from the Czar down. Nowadays. wo are careful to make it big thing out of selling wheat for hlrd cash. and no American commit- tee would be allowed to get within 500 miles of a hungry moujik. it is this sort of thing that makes it hard for old-timers to listen with patience to lecture on the inspiring growth of internationalilln-i.“

Rheumatic Fever

NOTES. BY

SIR ALEC CANUTE

O_TTAWA REPORT b Pat

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Liberal Back—Benchers More Active

“Wllatevrr's hanueuui: to the Liberal Party“

This “as lllt‘ duosllon posrll hv the Liberal nalionnl nrzuuiz- er. Keith num. when he ad. dressed the unusual and decis» lVl' taunts of “If Party, lulu during the \u‘izlbelld immbmuu- '._v urctuuiu: the opening of Par- llamnnl aflcr lhe summer "-

rel.

what it happening, in [all n that a :lugpmmuu nl hm - helthErS. who “‘9” sw-pt inla Parliamont in tha ttdal WAVE thal slihnlrrgvrt ills Dlefenhaker cnvrrlimonl. .Ire lrluslitE la br sun but not heart! They m young. lllm are uuu ltl Parltu. nlrllt. hut Ihcy rrmumbcr \‘lVld~ IV the situation “Inch led to their predecessors in the Liber- sl :nveriintenls nt Mackenzie Kin: and 5: Laurent bL‘IIIE tie- rldod as ‘pnrllii‘min: seals " Aurl Ilicv arr determined

they hall nnl humus» he ppm. mhvrl. "'l‘hi-irs ml to mum uhv. lheir bill in .in and run

ln uthu- words, my dn nnl in» rt‘nl tho llrrl‘sy tnlmdtlred by

some recent primt‘ nlinlslcrs, tuui llmu‘r hr. in nu» Cabinet by diviuo rlglll_ that members

at the :m‘ermlli pallv mitsldi‘, nu Cahlnel must \'nl(- hllndlv In support pMit‘lcs in whose shap' lug Illm mav have no voice ow Guano Slll'VNI-Zn

From many iidt‘s MI! hears woll-lnunilvd worm that |he prilalp member at Parliament has llrnnizlv Ilrcn strlnped at his —vr hrr- individuality. only :mt‘rllmt‘nl proposals are l:- ('nptod. tlIE' \‘oir‘t‘ ol the bunk- bmu lu‘r. uu maltor how sensible. is "talked nlil “ The wrongness oi tilt: undrmorraur develop- mutt iu purllamuul ts vividly il» luslrnlcd by two examples.

In Ilia British parliament, us an independent .\i.F. ll urn-lined. wise and eloquent. who ituully not his private bill passed to rulurm the faulty lll~ brbrumsuc divorce luvs of that talinlry i rotor to the man hci» tor known as u hunlourist, A.l" Herbert In our parliament. pl‘b vatr members have in- year: been arivauciulz private bills In» mum-ii to break the rackei oi moncv- lending,

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Those were alwavs sllunm‘rl by the government But iiuw. lam: nvri-iiuo. ihiii Important

matter hiui hEr‘n sunnvnrrd bv lhe government. it would have been wise and nracrlul for nomi- earlier government to support one of the many lnitiutivrl by private members.

The "an Liberals" I" Itch!!- miurd that their own a lhilil. its shall not he sideline . Ind that their own pollllral careers shalt not he deurndeni Iolcly upon the mm unurlavu bi 1 Emma bi rallinl‘t ministers for wbnm cnllcrllvely may do uni hold unqualified admiration. ruANonll pnMAann

The lirst action of this (inner group was to compel the limb nrnmcnt lu implement IL! pre- pirctinn nrumwr In Ihnm— to raise MPI' Inllriel. Thrlr menu od ubu rpporil-dly the brutally frank one o! tin-patent": lollie- lhlmz like ii willimut

The ﬂExl. step was to insill. out the Dirty caucus. rather than ill! cabinet. nluiuid be the dilcnlslon (mun Ihrnuah which policy Ind legislative measure: should be sieved. 'riiir wu at tented at the lire-union clucul Mon: recently. they have u - In up Ill! Mllllr oi Ipwlnl- mains. especlllly within the Dlrlllmulufy IDD ltlls The initial Pemnu cabinet mull be erled 0i "4 relrmtve ele- merit; the political dudwood in to be gently lldzhned or Illclted "will". Poﬂmlltlr Denis to the lull“. Justice Mlllllter Chew I12! In our cinle In France. Ir! IBM of the propel-ls. The wise ud unﬂlpplbll L. b a M r

Picker-nu a noun under.

Now litzy are i-nnslrlcrlu: I successor lo Governor Genoral‘ Valuer. due lo retire uithin tun years. The namt‘ oi the lamous .iontrealer. Dr, Wildcr Pnnlli'kl.‘ is being prominently nientloned

This ginger group Consists laint gely ut onlarui :uPs and slim cantly conta‘ s several parl

Explosive

Wlunliw What with Churchill. Maln- toba. Churchill. Gordon and.

oh yes, Churchill. Winston—stout Randolph has some campctuuui in getting hls name lulu in 0 new.

am over the years. uudaunb ed by the handicap of his name. through his \vusplsh tongue. acid pen. and choleric lemprr. hr ha. managed this {cat

No for him llIP rcllrill: rnlt‘ in common [0 wins oi the lam-

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Store nu war. in which he lu dulged vtlth all the courage and exuberam iyplcrl ol the am- lly name. he has concentrated on running bu imazr- at n profes- sional controversialisl

Many regard him as a null. um with a penchant. tor luv-cu. ile antics.

in this hi: n least slum lu lhu lainin mum. for is In- titer. too. until Hitler appeared at his foil, was rural-tied by his bpuoucuu Is a perennial boy.

0! late years. Randolph has been A political calumnlsl tor the News of the World

This paper gave his opinions u vast circulation, far beyond what illl lather ever enjoyed win-u he was u newspa .

Randolph's explosive writings. Involving him in controversy and hugutiuu, have not displayed the illlt‘ rolling Churchillian phrases nflils t. er. but bit a writer Randolph iu no slouch. and u A scholar and hiltarinli his final mutation will mi nu the bio- graphy oi his father.

In this pruiect he alone at All wriim has mm to All the papers accumulated by Sir Win- lsum In no yelrl bl history-mak-

mi.

On Buvinq A Ladder

0nd!- World-Herald

Our item was in the 31'! ill buy- in: a ladder when - friend wuu- ulmii up Ind naked why A lati- tier, this friend pointed out. Is sumslhlnt‘i no sensible man ever buys. in like I mus awneperi or a intim- punch — a ihlnli Iu‘ be borrowed and not buuriit,

Our hm was well aware «if out, he uld. but - cututrupli. had occurred In his neighbor- hood The man who owned a lull der but moved awly. Like other ‘ prudent nelghlmrr. our hero had sat hulk waiting in mm mm to buy. but none had done m. and now, by xnlly. lie renllyl imi lu have one

aui wby. inked the trim. hadI

Spending For Eucotion

Mﬂllrell Gut“!

"Competitive i n t e I l zctual l power" [fl-Y mm I lll'IYIKQ‘ phrase. But it lppun u the key mini: tn the report an aducltlun (In All vnlllmell Issued llill week 1 er tum yem' may by I IN I committee in Grant Brit-III ubau Loni nobbiun.

'i-lu combing. mired - num- ber oi outer mum-r lo mm 1 comp rlun with education In

rilllli.

ll concluded Hill the Amen Mn and human ayluim unl- ly new lll new. In pineal lrltllll program.

The rm“ um: Britain inu- 1 panel. immediately and Vida” [he llu Ind numb“ of her unl- vt’nlﬂel.

For makiu bottli- un oltlu country'l but" in tin "can- dlliml lot tho mum-Ml nl our

Follows Infection

ly in. More a. Vulnellel

For uvml duldel wu um iii-maul iii-t rileuuultc fever lullaws In inlecllon with mun

ltrzplocuccl. These micro- nrglniunl Itimulltz the loi-mu- lion of .utibodiu to which iii 2 victim become: lenlltiled. The

tax on every pack.” 9! eumlv tel mid—lo be tiled hr clncer rth— Sir-lion! Belch! - Herald

"MM II “II III“ when I“ ‘ in tree I. u: Ilymlu he ’Iell.

Enlulnl lulolmm reaction . 0 on. MR ply the in r: panllhle for Joint chlnlﬂ aiilhlul ltwulinn to him, lily- Ind hurt damlge. These per- way; Fin-null! Pan

lam ll e c u m : nllerglc I0 silh- uuum rnuiulactured by Iheir "Wbm iii-i piece at curd wu body. tied around your finger ion" "My wife put it there to remlnti mu in pan letter" “And did you pun it?" "No: [he inrzai to [lye it to me"— Wiridlor Slu‘

The calm oi rheumatic lever in fairly well established but It iuuii years lo prove. it is logicall because most attach lallaw in‘ the wake iii a s|r¢p Infection. i'l'hls acuan to d. y r to on weeks prior to the duveiupmuut oi fever. fatlgue. and ion at alive“

It is during tbu lull til-t the body is manufacturing Ill: 1 - impurtuui proteciive Intibodlel bgaiun Ill! orlginn‘i strep iuleca Lion. But the immune procell' liukllm in younllterl w h n have I)! inherited xenailivlty to these particular antlbodlu.

The prevention of rheumallr. i (ever is confined mainly in ‘

than who iiuve had one Illlc ; These bubble m advised in: nu In antibiotic cautiuuuuuiy,‘ to ward oil new strep uuuc- uuus. Throat c u | l u r e s are; «alien, should n cold develop. till determine Whether streptococci. A am responsible. ii ta. ta iarle‘ dose of penicillin ix adminia-l lured, in this way up hop! in‘ ulimluutp lite cbusuiiu a re ui from ilu- lift of a person \lba has had the dist-use ‘

Call the iirsi attack of rheuvl mallc [ever be prevented? This is a moot question but the pussi-

, biiity exists Research is bring. liqu In find a vaccine or nloud‘ ‘ or other test to determine wile |her an individual ls suscclr‘ i tible in rheumatic fever. ll slic- l cesslul. us can lulluu the same | pruphylaxi. as is given those

Mlyor Jul Drlpelll 0' Mol- trell my: ID! Cluldlln World Fllr will he randy lur ill lulled- iﬂed 1967 Ippnrlnce If Illk will let the job do”. It lhould be randy by “Si- Hamilton 5M- tutor

Till ruiiu never clme, .uu draught parched wide ureu of the world in ms.

rum oi All: were hit lill’dul. More than 300.000 rukuunu were forced to abandon their homes in West Pakistan to seek load and “atcr u famine luiluw- ed a pmlongcd dry spell.

Tin mines in aurm. umi Mal- uyu wm closed because no wller was avnHahle to wash the ore » boariur mud. Fertile rice- zruvym: province: on Cliin n southeastern toast luifered the worst drought in centuriel. nasuuvoms nwnvuu

nun: Kong reservoirs almost emp|ied during seven months of :ubnorrnal ruiniuii. Household water wu leverely rllloned, Ind the entire economy of the colony sullen-d. Devnut Chinese relen- ed fish uuuturtlu in the mi and turned luuue pel monkeys. ' deer, and bird on land to pro- piliau the spirits.

The vlnrst drought ol' the cen- inry In 1 il shrank river lovc’is |o dangerous lows. i-iyam electrlr piuu i s iuui |n rultnul

uho have had tho disorder. STIFF snoran 'l ‘ untus: ls trumu tier a condition that Vioan EEK as they 5|er lll! menopause" REPLV

Ther is no relalionslilp him tllocn llle two l'rmrlilio . ‘ it [here were, u: might Iny‘ iacetiousli‘ iliut Ilir hot llushcs.‘ would melt the lrbzeii conditionl in some inst-um. neglected ' hllrsllis of the xhuulucr load 5 mum... so, 1935 gradually to llifIPnln: lirnzrulj Tm...“ Nov iii _ lcp» _ l . NHL In time. Ill! arm Hun 0| Tub prince Edward Islanders.

snoul» only

monlarv si-i-rrlanes tn .\llnisl.- ""0

ers .lolin .uunm tiiiu'nillolll. llnlr Holln. nuuald .‘Il’lrtlnntlld. both (ti 'I'lli'onlo. pr, llilrrv HBF‘ lr_v lHnIltinl. Pauline .lcwclti thi-tiiumlimiumil Larry . ruilncli lellll. John Turner and .“i-lllril‘e saute an- the best. knoun

Our Yesterdays l

tFrnm the Guardian Flies) TWENTY - FIVE vzdns AGO 3

Comment

he ralssd Wendell Vessey llld Peter Em

mm, DISCOMFDRT non ‘dle. of York. placed second in DAMPNESS romn awards at the Royal

nut Randolph himself has I! wr writes: Is tlim .uieii. Wink-r ruir tuduy. Mr. Vessey

Inst taken his plw a. nub ul the s lhin: .1; allow in dampness" l in the Green Muuuibiu group perceptive ubst-rvm \vlln notes wuouuvur u re ns ur Kl‘ls fogky and Mr, Brodie in Irish Cobbler ttlo rliaimu; “arid ulmui him, group.

I ache all «lvtlr REPLY

Whether Iiiects the hotly in

variqu wnyl. Auhlilg prior to

rain or on damp day: in nut. uu.‘

Whou uu .vt-wi ol the World wouldn‘t print. his article rerout- lv without tempering lump of his violent npiiltons. hr imugm ll

The iii-rm at tile Chlrlalle— l

town Hospltll Alumnae were . hosteslrs Thursday night lor,

um in The rribuur. V: lnndon “gm Aware...” damp...“ all enjoyable mixed Bridge ol - far-loll vol-luv. and paid to hnvc a“... mum. “mo, 1“ “will 20 tables. in the Knighls ol Cui- lu. original article published. my “.9 “glam-5 luau; In any. limbus Hall.

whi had trrllatl‘rl Randolph uu this occasion was La boi- Muller Harold Wilmu ollsrrva~ ‘ tlon that Frlme Minister Mai:- mlllnll llnllld i'nll uu olrl-tion \lhcn ht‘ “had plut‘kcrl up ruoiizh courage to lacl‘ llu- rlocloi'cic." Randolph said this was a he

uu: ii is but an ultrrgy. in my; TEN YEARS Mm tNovrmhcr M. iml Miss R. Pnirier and Mrs. . Lauri Claim. member: lit the t suit of the Provincial Sanitor- . ium. Sister Mary Hermint oil ill! Charlottetown Hmpll‘l and

nbluioii“

INFECTED HEART vanes . lull \vritvs. Aim- an attack

ul bacterial ondocardtlts i-li—urs‘

up, u it likely to return with

rﬂrh new cold or uiiirr Inlcc-I

Tim simple dollarnllon addxed ""“7 “I,” luau N. Criug of Prince County no as: new in polltlt‘al dia (1- ‘ Hnlpllhl "e nmonl Ch! group 'Mls heart disorder usually - - ‘ , . stoma troni l serll infection. M 1, mil-“l “km‘ I M“ weak

all-lb I

workshop on word mom and clinical teaching I l Dalhnusi: University. Hlliilx.‘

iii laillcr has made slmllur assertion.» \Hlli tum dolosla!» In: effect. \Vl'llle sllll employing parllamentarv lanatiacc

but it was in Randolph‘s de~ iicrivtivo trim of Harold Wilson on he marl: his hid as a phrase

Recurrenrrs are common utwrt any respiratory or nlher inn-c- tion caused by the limit microv nrnlliisms Prophylaxis also In merit-d when a tomb II extrac- lc

Portland, Me tAPl—H. Nel~ son MscD n u it I I l, Cnnldiln- bunker. wls clot: M I

d but- INFLAMED MLDDER ‘director of the Maine Central

mm, M "m ,1, MM M 1. L P "writes Is cystitis this lol “11mm wanna” ML M“. Wilson a "bare-inn! dog Fm": REPLY l nougali is n native ol Alberton. M r. ‘ 4. _ P.E,l, "“' “m ""“I” “W” "’ infection unmeuhm llnnll — r

the uunbsbrvuui u a mu mal- aprnpism lull, lullml, not so

in Britaln tuuay many dogs wbur o\el’.~l|lins, so u. rtil‘r In somebody as l 'harvlmil club" actually does rnrlu‘y some n"- (‘rnln't‘ connotation

the unuury tract usually is real

- He LII Hint— l A: we me. Ill: unn- become.

steeper. Ihe plckaﬁes hcavlnr.t

and the cold winds umum.

AGREE m CHASE-Full

Itpo slhlv muu- thul Rnn- i dolnli is incl, the mam-loll N, VIIETENEA If“ mew") l of The l' aollshment le’ltl iliui ‘ °“ “ ' "‘ l ‘ ""‘cmm‘

nlat Folhet Lao agreed Satur- day on I cease-lire on [he Itrllisl torn Plain: den Jarrel. nculﬂl~ int commander out. Kuul is} l announced. The mu lldl - l agreed tn ltnp lighting at I twb ‘ hour conference between Le Ind ‘

Mr Wilson Ix salisiicd uuh the allusion in his working r I an l slalus as ii shorless Catlin! iii ‘ tho ainiipiit mrii-iy.

Lower

ruthel Lao Gen. Sing lube. Alla present were npmenu- ti . oi mum "is Rania. as. chairman ui tlll Gele confer- one. on lndocliln null. Ind and mm- lieu of tin iutm mi Control Commll an an i.-

not our n! lIIP hr|Kl|lFY nelﬂll- lian burrowed Ill! lleIarleti lad» der lull before ll was moved? Chlm‘i‘s wore Ill! burly - burlyl of movlilg would have caused the dobariiua ﬂt‘lEler in tin-net hix ladder, whereupon the pnllrl I neighborhood would have bene-

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oiu hm said lu had uni only lhounhl of lhll hill hld no lcledi — but to no avail. At the In ll moment. "I! depnrllng neighbor hild rememhrrcd, and .ul mu u mum in fetch the Ilddrr lrom MIT llﬂ‘ﬂ‘l Klu’aﬁt‘. A said ill! Trlt‘nd. Y s. hero The II I rv!

of a o m 0 people 7

mllrrial position II! [he world —

an lslentlal condition inr t h r

nlltutlnn ill the modern III 01 i u I M I Inc Ind dunner.

Dilly mil vtgoroul nation um "um lite duller o' I aerial!- rellllvt declin- of oil- counll'l'a

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pui- lhe nean hlllof thl m

century in likely. beyuiid Ill

other I!!! In M .tn hi nut-ith by the rise mu inll ol‘ nation. In rel-nab tn nlll Illnl- ' her. manila. to tin empanu they m willing ill give to "com pellllva lnlzlleclull mar."

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Hohyurloul Flu (mlli.pop.bur) Nov-ink

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Newly Renovated 8. Rc-Docoruted

Wednesday, November 20th.

0:15 PM. A cordial invitation is leenddtl tn Members and Fri-mil of tha Congregation.

CHARLOTTETOWN . FIRE DEPARTMENT

BOTTLE BLITZ

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pick-H AM. to 6 PM. hr lung's m and Car

THE WAY

led-II I l.qu - lull-cut A Vane-m me. u.

I and In "more uuuible ltquul Ilwl" rite holler trend um be to man unlibll drinker-

A nun ll I IIIMI N Ibch the belt meal ill-Tm crossed out —'l‘omllin 5m

mum. win watch mun... night and any wn go down in ninety—nut to mention "mm... dc. mar-why Ind Eﬂllilh L cunt-y Herald

tutu m m a. "mum oi the uuwlywoa H: um bar... from l’lll any It iii. nlllce sit. but :0 t2 bu iii-n mam, s... placed lb—Itelmlng— on i... mile n was About. to am a. inn-ed mm did you ltuli u with uni- ' III nixed filing

'- puzzled “it wasn't bolluw — Gull Report"

The Plague Of Drought

Nathan] cup-pile BMW

power. slowing industrial uru auction and temporarily blanking out. household].

nmght or m: - drouahi nrv- valled in the United sum from the amt vuim In N rlv Englnnd. In normally hunlld Mnsuchunm, the reservoir u Worcequ became a «my. cracked wasteland of mud.

Seven stale! tlnce‘led hunllnl seasons Ind banned that in Ills powder . dry woods.

New Jersey firemen [alight . forest fire with water drauli min In abandoned mine shall and pumped thmlish n halt-mils nl llole. They had to bypass a mare convenient water subblv u . uni-by. but ebbing, reservoir.

Ill Wlliiuvui, Arizonl. whm In normal ilmeu aloekmen hu v water for their item from a coln - operated dispenser giving 750 gallons fur 25 cents. the xt- are drought reduced a quarto worth to so unllnnx

Texans. who hm learned in live wiiii uuu luugii ut drought. revived the wry story of tit. rancher who slld. "Well. till:

i wind blew the ranch plumh but

old Mexico. but we ain‘t lOKi everylhinx. We get to keep tile mortgage."

liArNrALL "MIGRATED"

Mlny farmers who originalll' settled in Texas and the G r v at Pllins thought llilt rllnfltl wax mlgrlting westward with "I?!" by the Knoll Brace! of Prlw dance. Dlherl believed plowinl the soil incl-used preclvtuiion The great draught. of In“ - 93 burst that buhltz.

in the law‘s. write motile do- thnl radio hrondcastln: prevented ruin by mlttlnl luau bmouuiu bi electricity into iii- llmolpliiere. Thnulnndl of farm- era wrote Column “kill! (h in Italian: be lileliced until ram broke the ir-xlc drought.

The I961 crilll hll been blamed vlrlously on nuclear ex Piollolll lulllﬂoll Ill incre- in the speed of the eirth'l mt» llon — and the growing nelwurlt of plved hllhways.

Melenrnluﬂlll‘ expluiu ll h u. uver. tb-t droughts uuu . dru- lop when l strum of dry Ii i l persistently pours into a region. suppl-utiul moist all. But im- body kndwl why the air cumin. lhlft. Ind ‘wuthcrmen clnnoi Predch droughts.

It il widely held thll llrv spell: win. In cycl . Studies Ill (m rinxl. old w

r levell. his.

t tnrtcll recurdl. and report ul crop failures Iliuw lam vana- tions in nluinli but deitued cyclel.

nn clean."

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