MAY 29, 1953 v ME GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE SEVEN 2,0Wc;llmg:m::;lldno1il"iswbeaillllll::il:i.rl;lWe:hd"agifvieatligcuzlljdt

Silldlid bYGErmB11 Exllorters. Theylciermany sent delegations.

Strange But Tnle o addedth t o t t t d V l i - ....... -sw e- ,, ,. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, In Nigeria Studies lied la in?

Soviet and Romanian represent-. CORNWALL, Ont, rCP)aMayor

atives handed their list it. WGEIIA-'tl'Oi'l Hornvitz remarked "it's not

Shepp, rabbits. and hares have LAGOS, Nigeria. (CF) .s The

I I I I I I German officials who attended thelmucli, but at least it's not a dell- :.2::;. 2.: M their 'eyes nearly in front. 32 Mlinday night. ' B0NN' (AP)-West Germany saeidevu 85 month, these Omcmlslrewalm mg my -M Comma” had

In hilly districts the roads are plans to resume. trade relations ' I" 11"-5111'l1111-5'01 El-itihtly more than deep down below the level of the b I J r dI the Violence which with the Soviet Union and Com- The conference was aponsoredislooo m m”2- Operating surplus 11,111,, whereas in flat planes ea" ""9 " munist Romania. by the United Nations economiclacmiilly was about sl4.000 but

they Ire on a level with the Mk” 1"" d"”” "19 W”k'”"'j Government officials said Mon- commission for Europe as a nrstsomeivhat more than sio.ooo war news and continued Monday. I

I III ab Id III Five persons were km” durinzI day a list of goods which these step t vartl reviving l'2uropIeII's.needed lhr costiol 0! course Mm 8 .-Sen? at the week-end and further iighilngi cows and horses dllhk in the Wmdny Claimed 27 MMII i . , , same Waydaaskvlie (lo. wmle dogs A The situation In Kano was red and cats -in y aiming. . .. - t A bull-dog can retain his hold "Mud Mm" to he gem” am

of hand." The government has ni- rdoorgs. long" perm? than other ready declared a state of emer-

He” are 'I few more supersuwgency throughout northern Nina

1 - erla and rushed police and troops gfills scallltreyldulll glen l.llixll1e(:'kI',I't reinforcements to the scene. . .

. The riots so far have been con- i

Iirr"Zi..ui'.iL'iwin'3 Igigclllofvlsr uli? F1119”, 1" K5"0- ””””””"” my ' I ken To see me new moon through! inII Nigeria, with a population of - e a glass portends evil. to see her'm"00O' ,, 1 d I

over the left shoulder is a good The Bmlsh F” My 3” Ipmqflg"

omen. To walk under I. ladder, '”””C "I Niger” 51"” 5 me” I

L t . - ht h n 000 square miles of West Africa 3: 13,5, m: gibggth, riff and has a population of 24.000000. . beliefs accepted by more persons rm than you'd thinlr. Indeed the most

More than 200 persons have

g p r ltted to have his own house, ' ' f,,b:,,"fd 3,?18eTeas,,?H:2zw?e2:elOdg:s lilsmhearth, his private property, been acquired or the order of mi- lalifd lgign-11Ig::tyw”eeXCg;td Vfagfrix: , mrei . . . certain times m's master had need

Nature cannot select as a breed- M hm" . . er does with a view to inzzreasing 1" mm” mm'”' the "" t r some one trait. but can select only maled Hie” 51"” as re 5 M5 ' S e

those individuals which, by the and V3553 at

General Motors of Canada will have the largest passenger car assembly plant in Canada when the giant project seen in the

upller P110t081Bph is completed late in 1954. Buick, Oldsmobile :E;gI1'egIaIIedoIi their traits, are the How dmerem. W.” me meat, I 4 - t c or 1 l . and Pontiac cars Will be assembled there by the end of this year. The wundermv ufnngical mm” ment or most slaves under their I . with Chevrolet to be added to the output of the new plant twelve months later. The bottom ,,,.y5mI, never 13'”; to can Ionh white masters. One has but to giad ' ' ' ' . - - - t i "U l T ' c " . . . a

picture shows the humble Ifactory where the first Oshawa-built vehicles were produced in lI87I6 by our aflmlgation, but few or us have i;I:7II:eIsIIII:isFIIII1II:qcS.:IIIIIIIIIi;:rIiIsIII acapn I , I I IIIeIeIs how IIIIIS IIIIW IIde III” the McLaughlin Carriage Company-the forerunner of General Motors of Canada Limited. spec" 3” mm” ""3 "”"5””1 lac” V

lmpued in their mukeun Though that the Christians treated their

, beene";i'"e13'Dd. lshmilig infinitely varied. each one of them 5'3"” mm dDg5'

.Toii1r'ii"(ii'ii'i.r':rY)N SCHOOL

Grade V-l. Edward Wedge and Grade IIC7 . . . VK, g y (d ' HQ, -..-u lwin:-joi-.v wrrizr: 2. Carl wrighizloonaid: 2. Editli Pei'r,V and ciiar- is M h”'”3”m' mm in me ”" iiafilmiomilieilniical (anllld Elilsii ' .. dc ta, A ”n . MHY 101 N0”-11 3r 7710111515 Hiimllr 1” L0i11119l': 3. Ruth Perril (Jr) mngemem 0! me" parm and various modifications was widely t H er, i yrwr

, ..:, Grade Ival Shirley Parker; 2 -1. Harvey Harper. fi””?e Put mm they are abs” represented in almost every part Jravitih i-Wlfi WW3.

xwi. EISIB Murphy. Howard Perry; 3. George Mur- Gracie I-1. Lloyd MacDonald. me.” .55mme"”Calt H one 1”” E of the world, For example, Greek 1 ' i It-Sa mm. Iowpl H

Vlrlrwl Rein Cormier: IIILV. liiglzest nvcixigv iii sriiior grades prolectmn 0" one aide mere 15 slaves were paid wages. part of . Jr

iiwwlrzr; 3 Frniiccs Hrmi- Grade III ISr.l-I. Willard m.lP.lll Pzirkcr. 9-1'7. lliuhcst aver- sure. to be 5 wnespondmg pm” which had to be handed over to 2 'x 2 7i.W'Cll'0i7l-"90 FDIM”. .

Wedgie: 2. Rcginald Hamill: 3 Inze in J1.llllOl' grades. Harley Har- lemon on me ("her side; and M1 their masters Before the a'boll- .' ' ::icn'.iIic .-.'ei3lt'.(ii:.”:. fort. in i.'l;l. Jean Parker; 2 James Hamill. (Jr.r-1. Vcriionlper, 944'; everyt Hake mmughomt the 33' non of slavery in Russia, it was I ' , , r I W, ii-.;lii; 3. GITOPII. Wedge. MacDonald. E Teacher: Ewen G. Huestls. 3"” e mere are mdenucal pm"; a common practice of the nobles i .. .. H5 axsoll” lid? Deralre of '19” 1-- r”””'r P” -- r or nppendggeti Have you Ever 1 let met, serfs transact bu5l. . " I principle Llyitogysltog'a;ccvnr.r5 . pondered how this symmetry is D , . ' I achieved? Many theories have m.s5'1Vaymg c.e”Bm 5"Im5'IhmrAILIhe - ' arldihe ”e”uV"d9l- 9"” 9'5?'1'1G5- , . ll e. Piirnin now 0 e - O O 0 adllncedr I11” 111” Other W011dGT' pr V eg - y- Arran. e'.o road-ie;i:t soon. asa a tribe subject to the Ma 3 ml phemmemm M me "me ”' hololo we learn that slaves had ' der they remain mysterious to '

to cultivate and harvest the farms of their lords before they began to cultivate for themselves.

In Dahomey. where the kings own everything. everyone is his slave and all women are his wives.

man - only nature is able to supply the information. - . .

Enioy the trouble-free comfort and oil economy of

Political vices have their roots in the nature of the people. The

DODGE CORONET V-8- DODGE REGENT - DODGE MAYFAIR - DODGE CRUSADER - DODGE SAVOY - DODGE SUBURBAN ability to find candidates who will

- - b y d Ln 1 I I Perhaps nowhere in the world was PHONE YOUR oooos-oesoro DEAIEI YODAY-ARRANGE rot! A DEMONSYRAYION - " N1 em" V” 0 wry mo. slavery more degrading and'brutol ' g”m5' "d H” Mm '” mid wch than in the Southern United candidates. are aliire indicative of shit” and believe it 0,. no," "ch Mr. H. R. McLean. 1057 9th St; 3:1 ""555 Chamcl” W”””5' ”"m' conditions existed there less than Brandon. Man., kc t his home I'd ml” "99 1"5m”””"5' but (W one hundred years ago. It we all WIIIICIII HIIMCIJM ted only for those institutions

g under which despotism in from AUTOMATIC HEATING zfipzf.””:i:.Ei::?Z::?;'f.:'.E”.i:' we to me mmww by momv 7” '” ' Wh Hitle 's h rdos e dri - V 1";I81h9' 19d'93I1WC3'lIT'”';'i;'3 ing allx before thgm hewvrrgs coh- I V " I . C "P3111? C "11" "1 - sidered by many to be a second Read what typical Gar Wood owners say. . . Napoleon: Even in uni democra- tic little Island I have heard men say, "Hitler is the greatest man in the world." Those people now know how futile was their ; thinking. Today Hitler is a dead 2. X coward and that great nation he A I ,3" t ,' llllgfiogigdegeodle I ahaLmred' ms. Troln to loud Young men wllli ablllly an glvnn Yravol and Adventure .. . Those are part of the Illa of Physical Condilian .. . The health and physical eon- NOW let us turri to Stalin's Rus- gpgclallzfd training which equip: them or loaders CmIada'l mldion, Onduy. Interesting and cliullanging, lilo dillon of Canada'i soldier: is a viral concern of the sin with its Communisiic form of e, M ;M,m,D,,I 7;"). W11 (,,,,, .5. ,..,c1..,,, . . iii. in tin Amy bn'npiIuw scope and bmsdtlr to the outlook Army, npsrially in in. hair! mm. Sport: play on

government. What has Russia to ,. M I” ym, ;, ,,,,,, gncy nlayoung man. Inlporlanl pm in luepmg the men nghnng fit. offer her people compared with """""' ""5 ”'" "M. E 9 I

the democratic nations?

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The home of Mr. G. Kennedy, Mr. C. Chinnick's suburban Dr. E. M. Fisher. HUMSVIIIP. to ;:,.vic,he1naw1:11g1 u R E L F (iii-i Ilnlivnr St. Pcrcrhnrou li. home at Chaxham. Ont.. has 9 Ont-. healed hi! 59'9" 1'"”m is actually or potentially liable;

Ilnt. uis heated for the uli rooms. including 3 bedrooms. homc fromlhc liFSl0lD0C9mb91' she 113,5 5 gystgm or gopgrnment mmn on only 025 gallons of 2 hnthi-ooms,plus Ilarge utility tnthc end ofthcseasomon only which rigidly controls the lite or oil. This ll ii 2 storey brick room. 32l x 4W it was heated 600 aIIlons ofoil.AstorIey End, CVCTY hid-lV1dURl3 Bile T1113 1l'11mY vcnccr residence of 6 large for the full season on only a Iiaf it has an area 36 x 30 secret societies or groups who spy m,,m,I W,”-hu1eI ha” 3nd 970 pilon, of 011, with bathroom, heated laundry on the rest of the people en- lmhmom, and basement. dangering everyone to the prisons of Siberia. What lesson do we get from this picture?

tlonhrIelllledmI:'lthA:olt3l'lEl3:ve:ol&:

men and spies. A nation that has

surrendered its freedom and whose

f current Inability is understood by 3' "strong" Canada, today, is essential if we are to preserve Apply right away. For lull Information write or visit the or I O I 0 very few at its P601310 And I-hi-756 Army Recruiting Centre nearest your home.-

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that do 596 the handvmtins on our freedom, our own way of life. This is the responsibility I I the W3” 171115?! Nbmlt '0 C0m-miUi- No. 1 Personnel Depot, Garrison Barracks, Holilox, N.S. Actual records in thousands of homes under IIsItIiIfIIIld1cIge-tcIsIIII?;:IIId thgiery :5; of all Canadiam.l' N,,,1cR,.,,,,.;,,,, 5...;.,,,, , all typcs 0f Canadian climate, P1-ovg that Gar :1sotn:,pip;1oIyseI.Iel:;)r otIheI1piI-IeI:IeIrIiIt (legit! f bIIIt ana ambidon there are Borrlnglon St.Armoury, Barnngton&Harvey Sts., Halifax, NS. 'I'liisI.ugc Iramehousein Prince Wood's economy CHIClCI1Cy and tI'0llblC-I-FCC tel", but is mean pmbabilgy or For the young man 0 3 l 1 y I The Army Recruiting Qllice, l62AIKentISt , Charlottetown, P.E.l. I.-dward mind enjoys we con? ' something worsen and that could ' d" 0 ) Onunmeg for immediate advancement as a The Army Recruiting Oil”-ce.Vicatna Pork, Sydney,N.S. gr: and convenience of Gar comfort cannot bC equalled. bcnwar or revolution. Outsmn mg I P i . r.mm;.... star..." alAmIurnl AI-vtdupnlil Bosnalg I mdIIIImmaI.ch I. I0 d uh party Eowmmcm has us , I Indgcwuler,NgwGlaIgoW,IrU1oun Yormnut . by PI IIII SImlnn;:Iln aIIIV:lIlI8eI Your IOCIIII Gar Wood heating specialist will be mi; tad bpm,,11I5 and mm leader-in the Infantry. From Corporal. to Sergeant, toWIIarrant M2,, M, mwmi” m , h d I ma 9 e est 0 them. 9 caii- . I . . with only i:lizooo:rSl::r(eoiie.m glad to Show you thcsc ram-ds. Fmd out how IIi1es;It::Icicr iIiInvingI par-iiiIas under Officer, you can build a well paid career for yourself in the ' a c sys em 0 govern- , . . . - - - ' t. B l r .Y ' ll receive free medical little it will cost for you to enjoy Gar Wood 'C”of:mun1I;”IIIlIl8m:1;"u:”gII1;1;15IiI R0)31C311EId”" I”f”1”)' C01P5 01”” I trouble-frcc, efficient heating from now on. A zood christian practices on and dental care, 30 days annual leave with pay and the bene-

Monday the principles he protease; nu on Sunday.

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