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Dr. Kirkconttellis Address l , ,.,,,,,, ,,,. .,...,, ,.....,.,.. On Totalitarian Education Among The Farmers ""”'"' "'””'"""" "” ""5"" I Federation of Agriculture iiews

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MARCH 7. 1952 fT'r:

'7Lenten Meditation.

From The Columns of The Times. London.

This column is reserved for news or local interest, but advertising of e nawsy nature may be Inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay- able in advance. Following is the conclusion of the address on Tuesday evening by Dr. Watson Klrkcanitell, Pres- ident of Acadia University, in the annual series of Samuel N. Rob-

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MR8. .l0IlNSTON'8 LADlE5'

'Nor is biology the only science

nature in Jesus Christ. singled out for inquisltion. The

may be coming which men alive

An age

- 1 ift. change such I" I period 0 "men naturally

resent, ' ass 11; seam” raw" or men. M. god” mung find glmon wholly in- IVDVEAR.-Szpecial sale-25 Shorties, ou':0l-airggpt use ertson Memorial Lectures at Prlnceinnm mthiess snuggle .,g,n,m Th. Snow Fm fbhat the inflationary spiral has .49,-m plgng arr at a comprehensible. resses. ec. rvice. of Wales College: he,-cw has been in physlcn. Here - een checked and proof that the ”m' lionwhai use is ii. men -ieei. you the Christian believes also F” W "Si in Dfusmre Med-1 Soviet Russia has from' the out- for the dialectical materialist is farmer is the unwiiilmz St Georxe ?l5”;:;;”'u.e tor mother I80. which in the ultimate coming of my 539 TWOIFLIGHTB WEEKLY to the gun” 0' WH” Hugh" BN3 09' set been lavish in its patronage of "the science of sciences" alone ?liif39"ibl'll9&;(Vl('i snovvifalig and :e- who ha; been nun to pm” me ,o ” . - ' su rig or e ma 3 ave J! 0- 0 l ,- . . to. to whose ruled b the and and Fnfh tmsdaien I-lands P Q. Phone ll tifi h. 1 i it bl i th 1 ll th in nie- "M M" nfzlliflld 2 al-lien? To en- Jesus Cyhrlst: that "the world Is Mifmme CH"-ill Aifwlyl Limited. 1 sloth: II(I:G;2e?elaf:c 965 l;Cl:ElIl.l?:lc .eSi:ce sbbsofdti ngeteimlnlslrtl d"”d me "wt" dm””"'”" 1" Cheaper eggs. cheaper meat. "55 may benem, or go nuke in the bud. of the living and 2061 or 540. ' , ,GE0'w'ETowN PAS.-l'o3AL search institutes, stations and ex- is their ultimate necessity, the wmk "id bu'1"e"' The urmer ch"P" CM”? Md 5 89119”! W present e5em'g,-oublu (gal. when will (or it u wholly good -:- LHARGE " Unned chmilh 0i pcrimental farms; and crowning Party analysts find an abomin- wh” is. used to ”"7"'"g 0' haul" easing 9! mod Pile” i"diC8i95 iii? "est 0! pivot” ” me; have , . . and mm me end at history LICPAGITS SHOE STORE on c'”5di3- 59TVlC9-3 10? M37015 931- the whole structure of research in ation and a scandal in the alleg- l"g.w'”' m9m.r Vemd" "nus " "T9 wi"l"”"i'55 9! ""3 F9597” m that mve fast their time iip- will be the -ti-lum h of his kin . Kent Street have a bargain base- 11 A M- 5W1'E90"- 330 7- M- M”" all branches of science is the Acn- ed ”PPil'Il'il7i8 of indeterminacy" d".r'”"" 1" s.w'"h ” hm" a"dlGm'""'"'-"" '9 ""0 ""9 mm" kiioivu it me nmude - why dam whm alone” we mm ,,,,,,,':- merit where outstanding values are WW" Cross. '1 P. M. Georgetown demy of Science of the USSR. ascribed by Heisenberg. Jordan. sliiizgh'd mm if h” f”" '0'"-I accept responsibilities which oili- ears ii ' ' 1g ,1, . w k ,1 Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister. 1- pi tn - , .,in u ' 1; pa ,1 in w 1 n -. 00 SWOT - W9 "108 "9: 3 V”? er groups cannot be forced to Emile-' 3130"” lm unknown tucking? "H111: ilmvfnrlnuch G”:,h'”.'”"d me :3:-iii 0ny(r,:en'so?ul?b.evxY boogie" field lof Seovl'eTegeeei?etlcsr sighs dlee- lsltgsnf; gliomljc lfhylsict: em I) yslc "early jmp””"'”c Md um” w.'wi""de”"k9- Whfil P”'-um": manned at :13” ' '3 W01. "mm.l 5 g,..g, CORNWALL CHARGE. - Sel'- veloplng fruitfully in association To the Marxist the ultimate a” sh"! (if ("Q1 mve faced q"'t”' Sm"-"d this ""15 ”'"”"U9- ll"? of ill? ,N9"humh”";1 Cour 3,, C55"? 01' .l;uword).?ounm 0' Plu1.'s3y'1'gn1AN canyon IN V105 0n SU1IdIY- Milfch 9131- C0l'il- wltil kindrcd research in West- reality is matter in the most lit- 8" "V1981 in rpplenlshing lhelf'”"'"5 P”5,l”Wl W1” he 5" PWk' Kin! Euwm 1" L 3 ,uvm 1:" ea n "6 t 9 response UANADA, .. Divine 5",,-leg sun, wall at ll. A.M. Kingston at 3 PM ern countries. Basic theory was erai sense. To resolve it into ('11- 5uppl3' . , Ward 0"9- '" l""- "”"05t ""99-5' cPlli.'.ll.l- one of the Kings chief of .alth to the pessimism and fa- day Mmh 9m Hmmgon 11 Cornwall Sunday School at 2.30 in harmony with the traditions of ergy or to admit to an element of A” F"l"a””" ""”?""" ""9 S'hl9- It is P-Wemeiy difficult in men iunipzired the W3 at I mgzm 0; gm .35 A511,, fun,-shneld p. M, Mt. stew. P- M- Mendel, Welsmann and Morgiin indeterminacy in nature is to de- b”:"g.m.1""eIleI(Lh')7r thmdwevk and r9C""""C ”" H”? ""1" hand: high 1" 9.1"" ..:i...:. ".1: M a v -- or -,i'fllV mrollzl 0 T71 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. the inheritance f cquir d ci'inr- Marx-Lenlnist theology. ' .i ' ' ' F1959" 00 5 3" 9”?” 3"" mr 3915"” '45 the acteristics and fll)l1dl':lE thee secret Hence comes the strident clinl- '"m""3- --

bail wlirre men sit at SUPP” While there .5 min and snow outside. Tn, 5',i.ll'l'OW flies ill at one door M .,,,; of the other. "so this life 0. man appears for a short space. bu; pf wliat went before, or what 1, ,n !.i'ilfl'l', we are utterly ignor-

mlY.'ar:e numbers of people today

no in i.:o position of the North- umhlififi i-iiieitiiin. of what went berorr. n.' what is to -follow, they

are iziioinnt. But the men of King

yldn-iu'n court listened to the Chrlsiinii preachers because they rliimmi to have knowledge of ihPsPil1liliZ5. That remains the

chi-islnii claim: that the creator hf iiir universe has revealed his

the words or the Ephesians. "to sum up all

that the Christian must

news but of good.

It -follows that life for him can- not be futile. He has a task to

stewards that it man be watchfulness. God's purpose

deemed from iiu- elessness.

W The Experts Say

Continued from page 2 .',El'b.--,i'vii in frying-nan on too of slni'P Remove meat and cool Cut iuoiit into small pieces. To the liquid ill the frying-pan add”one cm) of port wine.

Pin fabbit and -juices in deep iiasiziiig-riish, Cut iin and add one onloli. Bake at 350 decrees inh- xenlioll until tender. Add one can of condensed mushroom soup. Cov- yr with biscuit dough and bake until done.

Br the way. rabbitfhave formed an important part of the meat diet in rationed Britain these last few years particularly at the inns when ",iiigized hare” iii seen fre- quently on the dinner menus.

But despite the fact Britons have meat riitlnning. did you know they are exporting meat in Canada? A release from the United Kingdom lnlnrni:-lion Office at Ottawa ex- plain! llllS'

"The export of canned mest nro- ducts in Crinadil is an important part. of Britain's drive to earn more dollars to may for essential food and raw materials."

Spring Sewing

Card Of Thanks

We wish to extend sincere thanks to all our neighbours and friends for their kind assistance during and after the fire which destroyed our home on February 10th.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mullen and family, Trahadic.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Oharlcs Prest's Family of Caribou. N. S.. would like in thank their many friends of P. E. 1.. for their lovely letters and cards of sympathy shown them in their, bereavement.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memo y of my Mother. Mrs. Arthur Harper, who died March 7th. 1929.

In memory's garden, We meet. every day.

Remembered. Harold, Doris.

I-Iver

things in Christ." Bethlehem and Cal- vary are events in a great cam- paign. whose decisive battle has already been won. It is a- victory make known; he is not a bearer of had

found faith-ful." By his fidelity, by his

go forward nnd the world be re-

CAVENDISH UNITED PASTOR- AL CHARGE. -- Sunday. March 9th. North Rustico 11 A. M. stan- ley Bridge 3 P. M. Raev. George Gough, Minister.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHARGE - March 9th, 1952. Service at New Glasgow nt 11.00 A. M. Cavendish Baptist at 3.00 P. M. Fredericton at 7.30 P. M.

perform. He is under orders. lie R .. M At . t is called, as the Epistle suggests, m Wu e:Vf:r.h' Minister. to he a steward. "'It is required in pngsny-"mun CHURCH m

CANADA. -- schedule for Sundny. day. Mtlrch nth. Caledonia 11 A.M.

mHYlRegardl:s.s of weather or roar! conditions. Minister: , Rev. 1-). S. I I-Ialcs.

ORVVELL - VERNON UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - The services for Sunday. March 9th Orwell 11 A. M. Cherry Valley 2.30 P. M. Vernon River 7 P. M. Rev iJohn F. MacKay. B. D.; Minister

EDUCATIONAL ADDRESS. - Mr. W. F. A. Stewart, M. L. A., former Miiilslcr of Agriculture, will speak on Education over Sta- ilon CFCY following the news broadcast at. 715 Saturday even- lng.

....L. 1 SPECIAL MEETINGS continue nightly in the Gospel Hail (Upper Prince Street) zit 8 P. M. excepting Saturday. Sunday at 7.510 P. M conducted by G. A. Ramsay and G. P, lleiclman. You are heartily invited to attend.

TRYON - BONSHAW GROUP OF UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH- ES.-Ohurcli Services Notices. Oh Sullday. liizirull fltli, 1952, the ser- vices of tile above-indicated group of United Baptist Churches will be as follows:-Tryon, Sunday School 10.03 A. M. Public Worship. 11.00 A. M. Wesl.moreiaud. Public Wor- ship 7.39 P. M. Subjsct, "Com- mandments Eight, Nine and Ten." Text. Exod. 23:15-1T. Rev. NV. G.

i 'Men's

Services Sunday, March mm, are as follows: Winsloe North 11 A. M. Pi-lncctown Road 730 P. M. Rev. J. R. skinner, Minister.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. - Sunday. March 9th. North River 11.00 A. M. Clyde River 3.(l) P. M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. Rev. H. Barber, Pastor.

H A M P T 0 N PASTORAL CHARGE.-United church of Can- nda. Services Sunday, March 9f.ll. Bonslhaw It A. M. De sable 3 PM. 1-lamption 7.30 P. M. Rev. L. S. Woolifrey, Minister.

TRYON PASTORAL CHARGE.- Unlted Church services for Sun- day, March 9th. as follows (wea- ther and roads permitting): 11 A.M. Cape Traverse. 3 P .M. Crap- I lllld. 7.30 P. M. Tryoii. Rev. R. L. Bacon, Minister. . , IT'S A MUST! - The Baptist l Annual Variety Concert. Tuesday, March 18th. featuring leading local entertainers in Irisll music and humor. Tickets cents. i

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MURRAY HARBOUR PASTOR- AL CHARGE. - United Church of Canada. Services Sunday, 9th. 11 A. M. Murray Harbour. 3 P: M. Little Sands. 7.00 P. M. Mur-

Phsrson, Minister. ' THE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- day. March 9th. as follows-Mom tague 11 A. M. and 730 P. M. Car- digan 2.3:) P. 'M. Montague sun- dhy School 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister T”oTi 1

AT LIZPAGI.-TS Kent Street Store. Beaumont and a new Gold Cross nimp arrived this week. Also see the matching shoes and handbags.

your phone. Call 116. We deliver.

March fection by one or two generations of social engineering. Lysenko became the ray River. Rev. D. Wallace Mac- the P:irl.i'- Wm” his thief 01100"- ont, the distinlzulslicrl Vnvllov. was

ctlcs as well. session of the Academy cultural Science,

Shoes for all the family as close as thousand-word address

of inheritance in the chromosome- bodies of the The acknowledged leader of Sov- iet geneticists was N. I. Vavliov, a man with an international rep- utation. who in 1929 became first president of the Academy of Agricultural Science.

germ-coll nucleus.

the All-Union

In 1932. however. under pres-

sure from the Communist Party, an All-Unloni Conference (in gen- etics affirmed that this branch of science must henceforth be made lo conform to the laws of dialec- ticzil was young plant-breeder niimcd Lyscil- ko, who resurrected as Bolshevist- ically orthodox the long exploded doctrine of -t-linrncters acquired by :1 plant ori an animal

materialism. This proposal promptly followed up by xi

the transmission of

in the course of its ifo experience.

This theory was associated by lini with the name of I. V. Mi-

'hurin, a sort of Russian Luther

Burbank of an earlier e och. The new thesis was warmly welcomed by the Party, for it promised the speedy development iif'-Y compulsion unden proper

(with proper condit- ons) not only of new Soviet var-

ietics of plants and animals but also of in new Soviet race of man- klnd. nurtured into obedient per-

rigorous

darling of

mprisoned and died in disgrace

and captivity.

Vltuperstlvo Scientists

In August, 1948, a universal cam-

pnlgn to exalt the Soviet state by villfyinl: all non-Russian arts, inu- slc and science as corrupt

was mplemented in the case of gen- At the August 4th of Agri- its president, '1'.

D. Lysenko, led off with a twelve- "On the Situatlon in Biological Sciencr."

lcnge to Soviet physicists publish- ed in 'LltA-raturunya Gazeia for November 20, 1948: "The subter- fuges of contemporary bourgeois atomic physicists lead them to conclusions about the 'freedom of the will' of electrons. Who then, if not we--the land of victorious Marxism and her philosophers-n tire to stand at the head of the struggle iigainsl. depraved anti in- famous bourgeois ideology! Who then, if not we, are to deliver the shattering blows!"

All-Enlhrneiilx

fiuous.

Party-cont roll-:i' from the to 'he scientist.

total system of education cxtrnding

liumhlest kindergariener most eminent researcli

stage, and television.

nf cvcry man, woman and child in the country. The current rial-znlzis of that orthodoxy are decided by the political theologians of the Communist Party. The chief ob- vious purposes of the educational system are the glorification of the Soviet state and the Communist Party. the literal worship of file man-god in the Kremlin. and the perpetuation of the Bolslicvik sys- tem through the forced indoctrin- ation of II total population.

ness. the system has become even more intolerant during the past four years. It has instituted new compulsions and new purges in every nook and cranny of ihe educational system. Against this tyranny there is no shadow of protection. In the total slate, ev- ery person, whether humble or eminent, is continually checked. spied on and documented by on

which premiums will be paid are

er results and certainly not ben-

atc the delay the return of profitable price Further detail is pr-rlmps super-ilevelg, We Ilnve traced the OX-;to bear in mind that in order to isience iii Bolshcvik Russia of fllgef maximum ,e1n,Mthm.(.h,,nRes will at which he usually markets.

pounds and grade either A or B It embraces not merely the class-,wiii not be eligible for premiums, room and the text-book but all lllElnnd as in the past mam, of mu. mriss media of communication .'IIl(ilA hogs dressed from 140 ,0 150 PF0Di1Ei1i'NiiiiIi DFPS5.TfIiii0. Cinema-ipounds, it little extra feeding is Its passion going is a universal inquisiiion into Illelprgmiums will be paid on A qulil. intellectual and artistic orthodoxylily hogs dressing up to 180 pounds

other words if the for A hogs up to 170 pounds is 375.00. the A hog from 170 to 175

5 Instead of relaxing its ruthless-

ovcr 150 pounds to

Hog Premium Changes Farinerii' Week

Tiierel-ent changes aniiuuiicori. hy the Federal Department of Agriculture in the weights on

, During the week of March I'i'th. Sheep Breeders. swine Breeders. Dziirymen. Central Farmers' Insti- tute Members. and Federation members will meet. in Charlotte- town in tho st-ries of meetings known as "I-'al'mers' Week".

The practice of grouping these meetings cnahlcs delegates to ob- tain information of a wide variety and to meet friends from one and of the Province to the other.

Advertisements will a p pe Ii r shortly in the press stating day. time, and place of each meeting. It is not too soon for those plan- ning to attend to start making arrangements for a few days away from home.

for the purpose of encouraging farmers to feed hogs for I longer period, thus easing, for the next few weeks. what. could he a diff- icult mnrketing period.

We feel that there will be olli-'

eficial ones. the production of heavier hogs will further aggrav- surplus and still longer

The hop shipper will have

be necessary in the weights

Hogs wliicll dress under 150

Land Settlement

The 'prfldU('il0ll of this Province depends to a large extent upon the efficient use of its soil and to ob- tain maximum production it in important. that all nrnble land be cultivated and made to yield. However, there is a percentage

to be necessary. Willie

it. should be bbrne in mind il.t the usuiii discounts on hogs oilgr gt-farms End gum which "5 "M 170 pounds will be in effect, in e"'g "59 H" at me """ "'"'

many of our young rural people are leaving the Province.

If total production is import- ant, then the problem of unused land and migrating rural people call for serious consideration and if possible the formulating of policies to promote maximum land use and the increase of rural pop- uiation.

market price

would be worth 324.60 and from 176 to 180 worth 524.00. Similarly, B hogs

pounds. while getting the 31.00 premium, will suffer discounts rgiaging from 52.00 a hundred to

over 185

To summarize. it would sp r to be good business while the pre- sent policy is ln'force to put hogs qualify for premiums and to keep them un- der 170 pounds to avoid discounts.

Immigration

This week Farm Forum began its final series on International Affairs. Topics under discussion for the next three weeks are Farm Immigrants. Customer: Abroad, and Hunger and Poverty. the Real Causes of War? Local Forums looked over the Immigra- tion question and suggested 1 number of changes. "Our Forum

Ontario Farm Problems

Recently Ontario Farm Forum. and there are about nine hundred of them, were asked to list what

I" this V"'"p"a”Ve nnerancc he all-powerful political police force-..

IN MEMORIAM

Thorn in the know say that Killam. "-A " , "wish" skirts will be popular this ' - if a declared that there were only two Those who are not mallwhlo are they considered the most urgent memlftrs feel." Whlm Road i'eP0l”li spring some to feature pleats HERE FOR A VACATION -. a positions possible torn Soviet simply demoyod. Tn. liquidation ilmhleme they considered their Pd; illhkths money spent in hitched in the hlpilne. Others will In loving memory of Alexander M.-, pm... Rmen, 3,3,.” 0; V,,i1..,.. hiologisimthu! of RID?"-i'l0ilC MHrX- M ,nd,,pmd,,n, Hmugm has .M." Federation should attend. to. ' We brinizmtz in Immigrants for lfarnl mi"? 3 hill yoke from which the Mtwheod. Lorne V'IllEYi WIN dkd livid. Qiif'llN'. is Visiting Mrs. VV. E”Loi"lt"”sli cspougmg &!1redP:;3;Y.- lining on for thirl.V-four Years and :hmk1 lhefrflfueg :":h 5t'3gl'tca"t gzagr ,.wo5”d be mrrg etnectwle id kl 1, ll, L M. 1, 7g). 19g, -. - I - A . .. no n on time o ocq ie 1 - , . . - - - f n vew o e ac a n arlo '0 increase it us ry wllci 'n F I nu '6 ' A L Chumpmn 29 Iongvmnh Aw y acteristics. and U181 of 8 ii”iI"0i" Lommuos '0 ml "5 "Hmong o farmers have excellent domestic would in turn improve the home

Important natiern styles for spring: Brief cape-line Jacket: curved Jacket suit; turtle-neck blouses: full swing skirts; shirt-

vralsi rircsscs worn over crinollne Drtlicnais

LAND MEASURE

"1-'ii.vion:" is believed to be a eorrliptinn of "furrow-long" used in former years to denote the length of a square 10-acre field.

able gout

Lovingly Iumembered by Wife and 'li'unlIy, Gordon. Vernon, Lauren and Aletha.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John A. Blue, who passed sway March 7th. 1961.

Just. a tribute of love and rememb- ranoe.

To a Dad who was one of the best.

The 103! that he missed on life's highway,

May lie And in God's prden of rest.

nue, for n short vacation, being on route to Texas for H special course in chemical production. prepar- atory to assuming a position in Edmonton witli the Canadian Chemical Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the Cciancse Corporation of America. Mr. Raven obtained his B.Sc. at McGiil after leaving P. W. C.. where he spent four years. Since then he has visited his old home in England. and returned for an appointment on. the staff of the Mr-rck, ninnufriclulcrs of pharmaceutical chemicals. which he now leaves for his appointment at Edmonion. It is over four years since Mi". Riiven left here, and he is enjoying the rent-wnl of

Subduiiigfire

O'I'I'AWA, Murch if -(CPi-Air Cadet H. Floyd Peterson, 1-6. of No. 601 Squadron, Kentville, N.S., has been granted the cadet award (or bravery for putting out it danger- ous fire in a school at Cambridge. N.S., last June Air Force Head- quarters announced today.