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Picturcd above arc the first and Iccomi place winners in the Scliur- mzin School Parade iiitcrscholas- on spelling contest for the tour and nvcr classroom division schools.

These tun teams were winners on the l'll:'lils they appczired on the llcaiilar ScZiurii1an's School Par- ritlc pl'(ii:i'.'iiii and then played off last Tucstlay allcrnoun with om: other winiiiiu: team to select the Inn teams that uould appear in the finals. l

In the final rilardnwn the Sum- mcrslclc llirrli School camc out inl ll!”-l nositiim hut iicrc ll.'ll'fl pr('SS- cd by the second place team--Bar.

IN i)liM5iI2iXi)IiN

.'llltS. HOWARD BELL 'ltIicrc passed away in tlic PE I.l llrwiital on Tucstlay. March 20.l llifiti. after a long illness. Mrs. Ho-l uarrl Boll of Whilc Sands in the .ll.kl)'-llrSt year of her age.

llrs. Bell, who was the dautthlerl nl lhc late Angus M. Stewart of' limli Bank and Mrs. ls.-ihcl Stow-i art now of Ahiicy. was wcll knowni arri loved M" 7! large circle of livonds and r('latircs.-

"i'hmi':h lairl aside Trout nrlivc Ilulv by illness for Sfilllp tune shc lllllll a drop iiitcrcst. in church and. rnmmunily affairs and had been an the Board of lltanazcrs of that Ni u r r a y llarhour Preslvylcrian lllturch for some years. Shp was nl.n a valued tiir-mhcr of the choir -1- Ion: as hcaltli pcrmittcd llcr place will he llHl'll to fill. not only in the home but in the commun- Ilv as well.

Rrsirlcs her snrrnuiii: husband Ind aged miillicr thrre arc left lo liiourii ;i rlcnrllr Imir-(I mother. lni.-r daii;.:lilci's tlisicri Mrs. Nor- man Thniiipsnn Ill Toroiito. 0nl.. tllnmlltyl Mrs. Ian liolnics. Fort. lfric. Oiil, lTll('ln1lIl Mrs. William War of Toronto and tRnmal Mrs. Wllhcrl lll.'irNc-ill of Tlczirh P1,. Pill. Eight grniidcliildrcn are also loll tn mourn. Thrcc hroth- cis and lwn sisters rcmuin of a family of scrcn. Rohcrl and Law- rcnce Stewart of British Coliim- hla. Ancus on the old homestead It Hiizh Bank and Mrs. Edward lllaclicnii of Boston. lllas.-4.. and Mrs. ('.F Richards of Ahncy.

Funeral scrvii-rs. wcrc hold -in M u r r a y llnrhoui' Prcshytcr- l.-in Church on Fi'itlny. lllnrch 1!-"lrd Ind were coiiduclcd by Rcv. l) A- t':itnpbcll of lllontaguc, assisted by Rev. l..S. Woolfrey. The pull hcar- ers were Stuart Clcnicuts. llarry Flcments. Roy Nicolle. Arnold Nic- olle. Victor Brooks and Ray Brooks and she was tondcrly laid to rest in Murray Harbour Camel- PFV.

The floral lrihulc: vwrc hraull liil and showed lhe rcsivrrl In which lhc departed has lwltl I-'l.fDWl7R8 Husband Mother. Marion and Charley" Antzus. Mary and family linmI. Wilbert and family Thelma and Bill Dorothy and Inn Esther and Norman lawn-nee and family Th. Murdock family May Ind family Jon and Sadie Bell Thu way tImllv. Tnrnnlrv lioyll 0Ik Women": lnsltlut!

Canadian Cities Very Vulnerable

OTTAWA (CF)--Work! Mll1lFl0f Vlnten said here SalurrlI.v "ill t”InItiI's clllt-s now lire II vul- Ncriili-, lo Iitlsrlr as pm "T "W" muiulir-ii new 200 vents Izo

"The Atlantic has tuned to I! our wulwIrk." he told the Innull

uie Luom mm of

Cnod. "'Wo.Intendlngtothlnknow

that war will not come, not It lellt II in humus Man" II”-

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G0i'duu Fnrlics. Ruth Cairns; from i.

row left in I'lL'lll2 Norma MacLeod, Carla lllzickiiiiion.

, llurdeu Schori. Sunimcrslde Yliizli School left to right. Margaret Toombs. Freddie Lcard. Arlyn MacLeod: front row to r. Bonnie MIcLean. Olga MacKcnna.

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(Photo by D.W. lean)

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ml Free Inouranw!

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Confederation Lite. polirs thiil carries I Total Disability Bani

As a yrs-iilt. l'lP rccrivcs a rcpzular

monthlr cheque for N30 wliill.

i,.i;Ili vii-at-lcrl. Imlil he rcarlicc Jig! 65--his 3153'” llff ynslllfdnff pnlirr rontinlics in full lnrrc. apd Confedentim: pow the prEI'I'lIIlI11Dl If he is still disabled It age 66 he will tea.-no

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Ii mv age. for an number ofcnusea. you my RN37 5' i-ours:-if totally disnhlcfl. That's why you would be vino II

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8. W. WINS, Mvlhui Mnqd.

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' as new: to Komsomol p audience-for Lenin's "testament"

backmro let to

Red You

MOSCOW (AP)-A generation of Soviet youth nurtured on Stalin worship. with the idea that Stalin was Lenin's most beloved disciple. got I newpveralon Fridaysthat Lenin condemned Stalin in 1928. Thin came Ibout in the most. savage Iunult on Stalin yet pub- lished here. It was in Komsomol Pravda. Soviet youth paper. A column called "I children's guide to Stalinism." asserted to have been written in response lo.let- ters from children. related that Lenin had warned the Communist party against Stalin. It used words taken from the famous document usually known as the testament for Lenin.

Some of Lenin's harsh words on Stalin were cited in Pravda on Nov. 1. 1927-in I speech by Stalin himsel'. This speech was made at the party meeting where Stalin scored his final victory over his arch-enemy Leon Trotsky-forcini: his expulsion from the party. Stalin quoted Lenin's criticism and then went on to attempt to repute it. NEWS T0 YOUTH

But Lenin's words on Stalin cam Pravda's

has been mentioned here only ob- liquely in the last 20 years or

more.

Blasts Stalin

I'l'l Organ

Lenin penned his attack on Stalin in December. 1922 and January. 1928. more than a year before Lenin died but at in time when he was partly incapacitated.

He wrote that Stalin wal "ton rude" and that this trait was in- tolerable in the office of Commu- nist general secretary. lie said Stalin's comrades should find in way to replace him in this office

Age Literary Giant Dies

Max Becrhohm. last of thc ll

ality." it continued" "All the greatest vii-norm

with someone more nalicnl, loyal. polite and attcntivc to cnmrades.. and less captions. Komsomol Pravda said F'riria,v: "Lenin in the last yc-ar of his; life pointed out that such necalivel features of Stalin's chziim-lcr as rudeness. lack of respect for work- ing comrades. capririousncss and inclination toward ahuse of power could lead to the violation of the rules of collective lcadcrship. Un- fortunately it happened so." BREAK NOT MENTIONED Komsomol Pravda did not go on to point out that Lcniu announced in March, 1925! he had broken off all comradcly relations with Stalin Komsomol Pravda cxplained that Stalin had done much durini: the revolution. during the stru.'zgle against Nikolai B u k h a r i n and Trotsky to win "popularity with the people and support of thc party but

Communists tlcvntcd to tho were arrested and (ii-cl:irc:i

gradually this trust and respect

mien of the people.

with

than

-.:...;s 15;. - one r i l

SEE

Ill - leader

more square inches

of usable glass area

any other leading

make of truck

ING IS BELIEVING!

See for yourself.

That. is why

from the graph at right, the wide vent, wing glass areas in IH trucks do not obstruct visibility, at that critical turning point,

as ch the narrow vent wings used

by landing competitors.

..

take a ”m'sibility-drive” today!

W. R. JENKINS

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Last Edwardian

R.APAi.l.O. Italy lRFlJlPl's'

giants of Britain's Edwardian era. died here early Sunday in the prc- lll:lt'r llicre at a fl! ii ,.,.H.m,,,,y

was transformed into adoration of Stalin and the cult of his DPTSOII

some of thv woman lit vnarrii-A l0"FPllV A mniilh ago

She is him: Elisabeth Jiinzniaiin, a llrui--li iiriliiralizcd Silesian, who this Sir 'l1:nis sci-rotary-coinp:in- ion and an old family friend 'l'hc

lIllH"I'HI.':c was announced altar his lilratli . l A slutrviiiciit from the liaiizillii NT "Ills-IIH: huiiic ulicrc the British

lcrary urucr and c.-iricriturlst riicd, It the 7I'.'c of ill sairl the inai'i'iai;i- lnnk

- W lillirll Zlu l"i'ir-iizis Miici-ii-d tlw inari'i;ii.1i-

wnic liiiir azn, liiil il HHS prisi- pniicri hccausc of Sir Max's ill hi-:illh it tiiiallx tnnk iil.'i1-c riiiietly

upivp liolnrn a low ll'l1'llflK' in Sir lllaxla

achieved owing to thc pci'sisti-mu-y lwdi-mun it u,-.-. l(t'tpt u-i-rt-I to labor and heroism of million of Hwlgi tuilill-"Ill. the Soviet people, but in our IlrlIpa- llcr-lmlun h.ul hr-cu lll 'nr sev- gandii --- newspapers, lYl?IL'a'I.lllPS "Nil world and films-all were rxplaincil hv lll'- uirr um at in-. lmrlzirlv when his personal merits. Stalin himsrll lir v-null min a inm.-i N hours rtid iiul object but on lhc roiilr:iry lwlmr lll. ilivnlli iii: l:ial words. supported and cncniirnzlcd this .'l1lllVl'xuttl lli liPl' llllll in his lliilian Ltlorilicution in cvcry possihlc wziy flIII'llII' Irir-iui Di tilllillllflp Baci- Many hooks, films and paiiuimzs unluim vmrr :r.-uir in-r Iutln" ' were made which pralscd JV. llli.-ink lflll for cvci'5-tliinL". Stalin to the skies. "Tim :iii-omii:iiuihlr- 'liax" had "The role of the partv and ncnplp lncrl lil llllk ll.w' 'l llivicra rcslirl. was diminished or was not rl0n- sinrc l.'llIi aflcr "i'ctii'imz" as n icted at all. His monumcnts wcrc lczitliii; him-.iix and mcial figure erectcd everywhere. .i V Stalin Ill lt;ltll;lI'tll.'Ill Iiiiics at lllF hoggin- startcd solving all ciucstlun: him- mu; or llic i-miviiigi self. Thai hrnurzht much li.'iriii. for llixs ,liin;:mrinii uh: scr-rcl;ii'y- ” one persons cannot know m-cry tliinlllllllvbll in nu. ;;,.mm,, W... and thiui: and solve evcrylhinc cur. iilixmiclil (J:-rhart llaiiptmann. recily." Slic liicrl lll l”.ni1l;iiiIl rlurini: lhc The al'lit'lc won! on in UN tli;it uric mid siicnl ur-ckciirls at the due to Staluils faults in.'iiix hmicstpllri-ilmiiiii liniiic Slip hccmiic

i).'irly llllllsll altcr lhc irar. cnc- l iiiriiilicr of tho hrilliuui uruup Vlllllll Illl'lIlI'lPfi Bernard Shaw, C.

Tuesday. May 22. i956 The Giiardian.7rlfa.geJ!.

K. ('hr-slcrlnn. nsi-ar Wimp and Riiriyard Kipling, Sir Max was ltni,'1hlPrl for his scrvicc in lllt'r3'

turp in 1939 He won fame as an cssayisl. critic, author and cari- raturisi.

Iii: lwst - known works inrludc Zuleika l)nbsnn. I fantasy of love and honor among Oxford under- zrarliiatcs, piihlislmi in Hill. and -l ('hrisliiia.s (iarl.'inri. In which hc wrolp iiarodicl on wt-ll - known writers.

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DIAL SCALES

FEARS RARBlTl'RATF.S

Ttilf(tNTft win .- Dr. Paul R. Ilunikc, dirr-1-tur of anacslhcsialogy at Henry Ford hnspital. Detroit. mid Friday use of l-iarhiturates RI iiitnxu-ants and in suicide attempt: is on tho ini-rm1s9. HP. told tltl flntario Medical Association treat- ment has liven complicated be cause prcsciil aulidolc:-i at timnl are liarmtul and mortality rate hal

Iwcn high.

vss, whvilovllr you w. nvnr wqrilclt In a batch of poltnbln dial scale. you'll out in IIII gun! now Fairbanks-Mont line.

A. madam I'll ion-ouow, limo mile: on

oomyilaitgly an . .

. from dial chart to luvu

iyu-in Noihmg hcn been onrloolrad tlwf would contribute in no-non occumcy,

mosaic:-en,

they're mod!!! . .. Onflstllvl . than a century at Fciirlwqnlrg Moan

we invite you to see for yourself what scientific tests have already proved . . . that new International trucks, with their completely integrated hood, fender and

windshield design, actually have better,

safer visibility than typical competitors

by as much as 4 feet in the area covered by the windshield. Further, as you can see

InI1'EIuiIA'I'IoIiIAI; Aeacxs in

VlSllI.l'l'Y

is... life, ROI! of m, iimpiwmi

mamtnnantn and iarvico. sin-unlined . .. ..unri ihey'i- ha-and 's' mm-

knlo 'lmow.hov:",

in Halifax: l'3tI Rm-i-inaton M. Tcl: 2-HITII

N. . 25' I I . . - U - V om WA X. -N VISIBILITY or mun All -) s IN COMPITIYIVI ,' A t , Yw 1 l N I l i ' . 20 '1 x International 5100 o , vs ' l ouvn tom ,' (- or ILIND nu l 77"”. com'.”il” I 5, Von0 Wl-I Mn ,1 m imIINAuoNIL I gs l s l I U Q h s W xi:-it y X 3. ' I ,. - - - umo nu: Yyplznl compuuoo. ..-. IIUNO AllA:lr0ornuNoncIL 15' 10' St 0' 5' 10' U' 2V

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