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‘Wherever you live, whoever yo: love, you'll ﬁnd room in your heart for Peggy I“. . who builds

young love’: rnstles-in-the-airl

EXTRA!

Special March 0f Time ‘ANSWER TO STALLN‘

OOBOURO, Mnchareei, s

paintings on display

on a fishing trip last yea.r.

MDRELL DllEAMEllY

The following trucks will be hauling cream to Morell Cream- ery on the following dates, Mon- dog, Moy 9—McE-wen, McDon- ol and Bruce Webster, Mon- doy route. Tuesday, Moy l0-- McAdom route. Bruce Webster Tuesday route will not be op- erating tlll Fridoy, May 20.

Ont. -- (OP) —BOb local fishing enthu- siast. had an exhibition of hie oil wndow here. One ls of llxgercta gcrlﬁlacreme “I winter wheat md “ck at Gaps whim‘ ha Damned “hue of adequate rainfall indicate a re-

THE EASTERN G

UARDAIAN

AGINTII IIONTAGUI: Inﬁll I. 8 Ill

Landry, Albert Althea. lire. Byron

tewlrt. Merle Oialr. l0!" 05034310008: Weldon layer-s.

plaoee ll Montague!

IOIIQIIII The Pelt OM00!

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III I- A. Llewellyn; sue. flu. In x Gondola‘! end Floressee

B0901’; Ill Qt- Pthfii The Poll Ofllee.

Jillnelllhll AND GIIINI. Montague, have in stock a complete line of shallow and deep- ell water systems, an ell t e beetins and plmnbin supp ea.

. JMacLIOD AND Gllllil. Montague, can fulﬁll an! well-drill- ing requirements at any location.

HWIAQLEOD AND GBBINI. Montague, have in stock a. limited quantity of grain drills, DIOWH. disc barrows both tractor and horse. and also peg-toothed barrows. Got your order 1n early.

Outlook For World Wheat Crop Reviewed

GPIAWA. May 0 - (Q) - The world wheat production picture is discouraging.

The Bureau of Statistics said today the outlook for the new world wheat crop, to be grown and harvested this year, ls "soma- what less promising" than lt was a year ago.

It said the United States, with acreage in excess of last year's and generally favorable growing conditions, should equal and perhaps beat its 1M8 production of 1,388,000,000 bushels.

But proqaects in Canada were not so favorable.

1n Western Canada, moisture de- ficiency is causing concern. It generally had been conceded that some increase in wheat acreage would take place. However, prairie moisture deficiencies may force some modification of seeding plans.

There were dismal prospects of serious grasshopper infestations. However, the Bureau said, im- proved weather conditions could "do much to offset the effects of both factors.“ In Europe,

a smaller seeded

duction in the outturn oi’ wheat ‘from the 1M8 level. In the South- ern Hemisphere. seeding is pro- greasing in Australia and Argentina under generally favorable condit- ions and there have been no indic- ations to date of any appfeclgblg changes in acrease fom last year.

ASTHMA

Instant Relief

New Treatment

Intern lion 1 Labor “i”

a... are... est... J-scznzr:

Mar at. t a claimed that thin produﬂ gm n cut short the wont spasmodic attack

in fifteen to thirty minutes. Three bana-

meetings.

_ Mnvuova war-cans. - c. a. eoebnd. lfontague.

'..'IUI A!‘ IIOMI. — If i0 is Gifie we have them, if it's price you

can't beat thorn. O. R. Boehner Jeweller. Montague.

Souris C. W. L

Catholic Women's League held sundry. May llt in the 00n-

24 members

Wﬂlied the meeting with the Les- gue prayer. The president. Andrew Meurant presided.

1y meeting, also a letter of thanks

report of the year's activities:

meetings and an executive meet- ing were held, each well attended. Many and varied requests wore made to the Lea-sue I-"d W1?" 1" tended to promptly and graciously by the members. Proceeds for the

of all expenditures was read b)’ the treasurer, Mrs. John J. Mac- Donald.

In June 1948 we had a bank balance of $37.84 and a cheque for $30.00 was givrn Monslllml‘ Mm‘ phy, our first contribution w- warde the building of a now par- ish hall. A letter was received from Mrs. Blake asking the Lea? no’: support towards the scholar- ship fund. The sum of $20.00 was voted with an additional $7.00 from the Souris River unit. Prizes to St. Mary's convent. Souris High School and Catechism classes am- ounted to $55.00. A spiritual bouq- uet in the form of a High Mass was offered in recognition of the golden jubilee of our holy father Pops Pius twelfth. The war dead were remembered with a Mass and a Mass in honour of Our Lady of Good Counsel for the llvlnz members. ln the recent Red Cross committee organized in the town two members of the CW-Ti. were appointed with Mrs. John J. Mac- Donald as convenor.

Some knitting and sewing has been done by the mccnibers. Ati tho Christmas season ice crcaml was donated to Souris Hospital;

gifts oi’ cigarettes, fruit and car:-

dy were sent the clergy, the sick, and shut-ins. A monetary gift

was sent to a patient in the In-

firmary and cigarettes to a patp lent in the Provincial Sanitarium. ‘ We recently purchased rive books,’ o! Diocesan lottery tickets.

The Catholic Digest was sub-l scribed for and sent Souris Hos-

pital. The League Magazine is

also subscribed for and distributed

amoru the members at monthly

A donation was voted

to help purchase flowers for the

The annual meeting of sourls was

vent hall, with an attendance of and four visitors. 'l‘he director. Monsignor Murphy, Mrs.

Th minutes of the March month- from Mrs. Den Mooney were read- The recording secretary. MTl- A!‘ thur Pequot read the followins

During the year eight monthly

elections.

BACK ROW: .MIDDLE ROW:

Joseph Cusack-Teacher.

lNew llint Russia lMaking General liihange in Tactics

By J. M. Roberts. Ir. (Associated Press News Anal!!!)

Reports that Greek Couununisu are seeking United Nations mediat- ion in their war with Athens carry a strong suggestion that Russia rr-ally is making a general change in tactics.

The Berlin blockade negotiations lcrenlcd an air of expectancy re- Ignrdiilg Russian policy, but with widespread western recognition that one swallow does not make e summer. Two swallows, however, double the chances.

In Prague the minister of Justice of the Greek rebel government an- nounced that he had written Her- bert Evait, president of the United Nations Assembly, suggesting medi- ation.

No mention was made of previous Communist demands that negotiat- ions be preceded by withdrawal of Anglo-American military units. lending significance to whet might otherwise be more propaganda.

Terms suggested were for a.n in- terim government composed of

(Left to Rlghtl-Peul MacDonald, Grail‘

TIjE GUARDIAN. MCHARLUFTETQEN

Souris School Pupils

l Cheverle,

‘ Creamer, Paul Cheverle, Basil LaVle. Arthur Peters. Kimball Jarvis. ltalgh Ellis.

GRADE U.

(Left to Rightl-Reggie Peters. Stanley Pnquet, Dannie LnBroch, Arthur MUIQ)’, year amounted to $589.56; expens- , Lyn 00d Cgmpbﬂl, Douglas Kemp. Jackie Grant, Leonard McConnack.

o! $582.02. An itemized account‘! F30 T Row; (Left to Itiglm-llenry Peters, Leota Stay-art. Ronelda Jarvis, Jean MacDonald“ “no! crochet, Verna Plqlllt. Muriel Crouchcr, llelen MacDonald.

Lever.

If these moves mean, then, that Russia is seeking a truce merely to adopt more hopeful tactics, what are the possibilities for a real end of the cold war‘)

1t may take unforseen develop- ments to answer that.

Some observers feel peace oan- not come until Communism is wiped out in Russia itself, even lf that requires war.

I think it cannot come through force, that it can come only under a combination of these circum- stances, among others:

1. When there are no great areas of social and economic unrest upon which Communism can feed, thus dulling it as s weapon for tragic. ional Russian expanslonism.

2. When Russia, through nat/ural development of her own resources. Istands as an equal to the big powers. no longer fearing them.

3- Whﬂl. throll8h these reduct- ions in both internal and external PIMMIYO. there is no further ex- cuss for totalitarianism and the People of Russia can assume the participation in their government which they have been promised.

Pendin: that. we have in Moscow a great concentration of power in the hands oi’ fsllible men who are dedicated to expansion of their 0W" Position through the under- Mnlne of all others. and Western measures of containment cannot be relaxed without grave danger.

non-political figures acceptable to both sides, pending U. lL-suporvised

The Minister is quoted as saying

iifer Sentenced

' ed the characters as follows:

llhnols Maolntodl. \l0erling

l common-law wife. He claimed she

had robbed him o! the proceeds of a potato-chip business. '

VallayflolLY. P. ll.

The Valleyfield Y.P.U. present- ed the Easter play "The Magda- lene", in the church on Ilridey night, April l5. luv. A. c. Pra- ser. who was chairman, read scripture passages on which the play was based and also gave e short mammary of the play. Ap- propriate hymns were sung by choir and congregation tlumigh- out the program. Mrs. tltev.) A. C. Fraser was in charge of the costumes. assisted by K. Murray and other members of the Y. I. U. The Play was presented in three scenes, and was directed by Mrs. W. A. Bruce, who introduc-

Juhtus, the rich young ruler- Gordon MacPhei-son; Mary Mag- dalene, a follower of our Lord- lrene Bruce; Rhoda, utsidservant to Mary Magdalene Olive Pin- layson; Mark. e young lad, also a iullower—Donnld Nicholson; Pon- tlus Pilate, a Roman ruler —Gor- don Buchannan; Claudia, his wife -Alena Buohannan; Messenger, a young lad —- Buddy MscPhee; l-‘irst i-ligh Priest (priest of the temple) -- Kenny MacPhersm; Second High Priest (priest of the temple) - Stewart N‘ ‘ n ‘ * and Phari- see~Msck Manhood.

After Scene I. a duet, "Jesus is standing in Pluto's Hall" was

sung by m. and Mrs. W. A. Bruce.

MacDonald; .

MAYW‘). I i949

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I-OIIIS

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ram: MINISTER mmmm

To Hang for Murder QPENS THE

altar at Easter. $97.00 was donat-

ﬂc nl tablets Iroq fl "A u" y m“ n“ ‘u ed to purchase soutanes and aur-

slse has lulled and they nra also "com. mended for bronchial eatarrb, night

that "the atmosp” a of appease- ment that has develdped in recent

DREAM ROUTE

Mr. Reginald Kelly will be- gin trucking cream over Stan- chel, Kelly’s Cross, Westrnore- land Route, Tuesday, May 17.

After scene m ‘The old Rug-

hhm h , h _ plicee for the altar boys. Fire vic- i m E -—- 89d gym" w“ “m; by “ma, M“- 3Y5 nlmfafihhl "ITXfiT-‘ﬁ’ m. tuna were helped with money geifclfllelemepmggpeegn scene makes MONTREAL, May e _ m») _ Km,“ m. mom A mm luau," R

5°11" BOYko. serving a life sent. ence for one murder, was con- victed today of the chisel-slaying of a fellow-prisoner in penitentiary

available ln three s let. Reapetorse has been distributed from coast to coast. Cell at your drug store to- day but in case of difficulty you can g5. lain n trial size 75¢. 30 tablets 01.3w,“

and other articles. A cheque for m; I107.” was presented to Mon- slgnor Murphy. To raise these a-

mounts the entertainment oom-

was sung by Irene Bruce Angus Martin.

At the close of scene I11 the choir sang “He Arose."

result every bud- He thus intimates that Russia

has switched to a policy of appease- ment. If there should now be

CAMPAIGN

ll. J. MABDN

OPTOMETRWI Fitting and supplying Giana to.

Beginning Tuesday, May 1D route Abney, Hopefield, Dov- 9P. Caledonia, Glen William, l:

nouns-us. r. n. l.

otc.; also Thursday, May 12th, Shore Road Route. Albert Ma- Office Beurer ghggi‘ hauler for‘ The] Ham]. l’ Dﬂirylng ssoc ti A a om by appointment NEWS 0F THE WEEK“ ' ROY JONES! Olflbl Connected Will . ‘ec-eo-emww 000+} oeeewwo-e secretary Dr" awn‘ gems-emanate»: UR BOARDING HOUSE _ ' ' i i wAs we oeeev» some, GNLh-"FV? n’ cams-

NNNER rue PLUG , You DQeAMeD ‘ ABOUT, Mason 2’ l X WAGSUIJP. / oeenm zsos-r

To hKE SUNDAY-w 111a- NAMe Tl-ia Gmwr-‘e

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port was most gratifying. Tlhe pre- sident addressed the meeting. lib-s. Stephen Hubert MacDonald

president, Mrs. Fred Mullally: 3rd

_ _ _ y, a vice-president, Mre. Isaac Arsen- ﬁiiawﬁtlgghsfehzegnigstla’ :15 nult; treasurer, Mfrs. Melvin Mc- were presented with gifts from Quaid; recordting slocrtetdary. Mrs.

- _ d d - Arthur Paque. 11-! 06 E - 3,1515%: Mrs. D. Arthur MacDonald ex- fm. ma! dndnest Monsignor tended a VON 0T thanks t0 till IQ- Mumyw "my, to the members. tiring treasurer, Mrs. John J. thanking them for their splendid MacDonald, who worked so faith- conmbuuon m the church and fully in the interests o! the sub- t. El ti f officers took division.

htlisgeyresultiangjnaso follows: Presi- At the close of the meeiins. m! dent’ Mrs. Andrew Meurant, re- entertainment committee served a emiLq- m vice-president, lVlIs. dainty lunch to the ‘ - and Angus, MaoCormaclr: 2nd vice- visitors.

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ACID INDIGESTIDN

Here something new and the stomach: and reduoe gee.

diﬂerent t0 help relieve aina E h Ran]. “but h imﬂvuw a d‘ m! t r " ln- “° °' ° ails?" n“.."..,“""...""**=..:.‘n

if R nl l t- 3% oifilnﬁﬁifr." ZTTL‘... like candy. Their soot 'ng in- gredients dinolve in your mouth and quickly start their JOTJ of helpin‘ to neutralize exceea acid: aooth

A RENNIES

(animus-mammalian!

k t ha dbag ready iﬁﬁtﬁn; tige still anywhere. iii-R”? if“ $3.2 $35

n ea on 'a e eaelgyour doctosuhlill dtllllilﬂ have ‘Renniea at 25o and 75o.

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SPECIALS A’l‘

l-Olga’: Beauty Parlor

ue Queen Street near Iue ltop Maonlnetese permanenia, regular 015.00 for 81.00 bfaehlneleee perrnnnonis, regular IBM for IR llsaehlnelees parmanents, rlegular 010.00 Tor 0M0 permanente. regular 010.00 for I1.00 Machine pennanenia, regular 01.00 for I600 Machine permanent, regular IMO for I130 10o appoinbente neeeeeary for out of ‘Iowa emeomeru Opdlhleedayendlridayeveningabyappoinﬂneal noun-not _

DRAINS

V’ Keeps Traps Germ Free

GEND BOB DOWN

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TO HOLD TH’ LIGHT.’

I DON'T CARE WHAT

TH’ NEIGHBORS "THINK"

lT’$ THEIR BLASTED

- 3X65 AN' CATG THATB RUlHED-ND/ CEME_I'\_TT- .

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0n“ weekly ‘mm further m» zltl-onxohisu-h’: s‘ ........1.‘.’.°...'."’a“" mittee sponsor-so a play, several 59"“ his“ l? u" 4:553“ W" and sentenced to be hanged Aug, Remarks in appreciation of the Phlllnlcquﬂgllgl p,“ “m4 l, 1 d e peace eaty or Austr s, ora. move 3g e tloe. no:no.vmsnaacnssinn-nfsaséili Mum’ T "mum" n e‘ " c" to open the Danube the situation A * ‘Md “tkmﬁm “m” “m” M“ . - nu to try for himself these Rnvetone t°“"“'m°“t “d ' ‘n’ M and! would be clear ' t k “my m King's Bench Con" we you“ people “d ‘n who QRAIIAUD ORE-AMERY Co. ""1"". m4 Bix member of souris River Temporary i-‘ppeument do" M‘ £0 ‘giro hours beiore convicting B8115!“ W" Mllsrllllllhd- 0f- eelwlone ti...“ ".'..'.°..l"°i°.ll “.‘.§‘...“".".,i‘;€" a... t... .. z... rtzzzzs. . .. .. rat's; “l: ‘$22.23;’ i .‘ - - - o s a e - RELIEVES ASTHMA Fina-t grown: ﬁr: mvcztgﬁjlgé? g; tafeotgﬁhzar. or“; ti; garsneilnigusthrsasscc. 2'1, with . tion was pronounced s; Rev. a. an a so a e c t .17‘: . pes<§0 ‘i’; mum‘ m, yen; Tom pm. Communism. A change of methods 8t. Vincent do gnlaueln lggitahop c! if“: a t‘ Pa M. ceeds amount ‘ to $132.13, with Yhwlt T?!“ lzggw“ bgfg" 3°!’ l; At the time he was servirirsuhglllif-e I expenses of 3120.07. This unit has tn eméh -°1 sentence, commuted from death, . only seven members and the re- 88¢ 88- Inst e11 W!» for the fatal beating 1n 1941 of his

MEN WANTED

inserted by National liberal Censalttee

T0 PEEL

Pit Props BElltllAlllPS

MONTAGUE

Electrical Contractor

WIIING AND REPAIRING

saves-r n. ‘naiusar. B! Bins Ave. Phone 1008.!

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—By J. R. Williams

u= vou DIDN'T PUT ALL THAT I snore THERE,