5' Louu frboo Inward Ioinpo Lilo no new p._",i “we may weo.|~aI: morning It ‘.83 PIN!!! nun ‘Jar-ctlru-\nI Pl! I Thnmuwl 1'00!!!-II.‘ [AM [In A Iuronit Publisnei mu herierll Inna!!! horn W I III! Ipiiiuci tanauinn ta.» \i~.«Iwvcl ‘loan: A: u-... on Iliniuri ut the Ianatliui |'i clItl|\‘l uh Hui-Au oi tiicu itiuiil , Him: it til 4 buniim-isiito slimtnxur and thence . ro Nationally p_i lhtilﬂii \QA>|IIDCYI i \- crliuii. \'l\l1‘I ' 04 am. sinri We-.\l iui...io- (ml -.. t4"ll.4 \li -...

in \t.-.- 4..>.ii_.. - \.<‘ »i in. »- '7'AtitIﬂt'llt\|rI \‘i'lIll|l -wir It 0'‘ pr: ll an "V IN‘. ..nri. in l‘ I-I l I3 ttti tithe: Provinces II!‘ I S If.’ t-4 net nnnum

i‘ "the strongest memory is weaker than tho weaki-st ink."

l'\4.|- I Tll»\It\\' llvr .'H. 193'. On The Threshold " "tlirii \.'l|tl clii-i~ti;i:~. _\tlll iiiaikc iii‘ t‘l'l litll '\lt.ll‘ii“ -t‘ill l ll_\ ll ii. ~.l'i “ _ . _ 'l‘i- _-ii '-.i~.. ix iiniliiii: ltlll ilmtll] . , , l \‘.l‘l ‘.i" ;ii litl'\\itlfl "so ,\ll\'{ll\l afttl 'll‘.lt!ttl'tll\' tat ll"lll lllt‘ lizll .i:.il i'tt:i-.ii.iii ticiit iii. l‘ - ‘.. ' »-. l‘.'lt\' llil ‘.iii~ 'l'll~ _'iii" ~ l‘i«i‘_':v-4' .t‘|‘ -ti a\ ap- ii‘it'.ii'li* toil.ii. as \\ ‘wit. llll‘_\ ttcre it it’-it: '.' ’l't‘ t"ll‘lll" i_-i \\t‘ .'lt't‘ lIt‘li itii ;ili~-i it ;:~-itci iiii.-i l’.'i"j..itt il:c.i:iicil tit. litll tlic ii,i_-. xllll lli‘\ lttl’\\.ll"l it"il tie ttiltsl pic-s iiii '.\llll liiipc .i=iil tlt'lt"l‘llll?l' l.-iii l'i llt't t'iii:~ti'..- llit I-ii>.iil— tr-4-l ‘,llli‘i'lt lili/.ii~ti‘ ttv'~ti<il\i- a l«i_\all‘\ to tho aiiciciit \lllllt‘\ tot‘ coiti'ai_'o- "to iiitlistaittl tlte .\llltll(‘ i-iiiitiptioit «it tho i'_\iiic<‘ lttl’ the .\;ii-rial lxtlltl oil \.‘iW-i' \\ll‘.<'ll i‘.lll\t'\ one to llttltl to \\l:;it is l'lL{ltl aiitl

llttllt"~l. That is the l.i--t tiiessage to

carii \\tlll us into the \‘-itv Year. ll\ ,-i;ip3ii.itiiiii t-i titii‘ l['tilllll|‘tl \\tIt’lfl ' attaits canisot ittll_jt‘t‘ lie .‘_1llt|l'f‘tl

uithoiit disaster to all coiiccrticd.

“lf hopes are i-limits, fears may

i lw liai~s_" 'l'lic tiiirlil has oittliicrl a -_'ic;it iiiaii_\ lt'llt‘s'. Ii ‘.Ilt‘étl «ti-at of iloitbt and tit‘\‘.~lltll.\lll. lt \\:l\' till the rlii'r\sllf\lrl of another .\'c\v Year. far linck iii the l>~‘.'li)\, tli:it .\lt'red 'l'ciiii‘-oil \\.’t,\' t\i‘itlii'_j: "'l‘lti‘ -_'ittt(l til-l tiiiw ll}l\ l.'ll\i'll ‘.\ll!‘._'~. .\ttrl ttitlt it taken faith and tiitst. And solid hope for better things." .-\s the ltlth |‘r‘llllll_\ ll*‘§l|‘t‘d ll\lt1ltltlii‘_\i‘:ll'\. the -_;ii-at lttikc of l.\t'lilll’_,'l|ll, lllt‘ll in

ltl\ old iige. cottiil only s;i_\' that he was glad he itas nizariiig tlte eitd of his iia_\<: this gt-t\e liitit hope that ritin close at hand! Disraeli (then it far yottnger manl felt the same mood of despair. ll tias on .'\.'e\v Yc.'tr’s lt.'t_\‘. l.‘<Tifl, l tli.it ll'lI‘lltl. (‘omit d't lrsay: "l‘Iitglatitl is stitkittg. France in finished. Wliat I mrittrttfttl fate to be born in the tlcclitte and fall of

‘l

he iiotild not live to sec the

niirl flt“~“l3tll'tll ultich itas

he itriitc to his

gicat coitiitricsl liuiopc ?lltttl‘i)it('llf‘S its cittl."

Rut l‘illl't>lM-' \'lll\l\t'tl. llll‘titll_'ll l\\() ivorld tiars tvorse than anything lti-i:icli hurl ;inticip.itcvi. lttltl, for exaiiiplc, sait it all littt lI|'tt\ll'2ll(". \\Illl Rritaiii staiiiliiig iiloiie as tlte

bttlttail-t of otir frccrltiitt and uith

licriiiaiiy holding a stiiiorioi~it_\' in tho ,tii‘_ at llllli‘\ (ll lt‘ll iii oiic, o\ci' Riiti-li -kw-. 'l‘lt;it ii.is lllt' lllttt‘ an

The Happy People

A popular fallacy is that the more people have in the way of material possessioris. the happier arc ltkcl_i to be. If this were Uaiiatliaits and .-\lllt’l‘l(‘aflS would lie the happiest people in the world. Actually,

they

~tl_

according to researchers done c‘\l(‘tt.\‘i\‘e tvork in the llt‘ltl of huriiaii relations, we are \’cr_\‘ l(i\\ on the list.

it ho time

i ’I‘lic .\‘ational Geographic Society s:i_\s tltat the happiest people on (‘drill hie in 'l‘liailand ithich, while it is not as impoverished as some other Asiatic couiitries, is still num- tieiwt among the “underdeveloped" «irctis ol the iiorld, \\ here. to many of the avoidance of actual littiiger is a matter of some CUllt‘t‘l‘ft. 'l'hc fatourite saying of the 'l‘liais iihcii disaster strikes. as

iitltahitaitts,

it tiwitti-ntl_\ «ions. is "Mai pelt arai" - "it llitl'f'll_\ titattci‘.s". 'l'lte_\ are also 8 \0t‘.\' 'L"‘llllP people. In some sec- tions of the couiitry it is considered harsh t.‘\t‘tt to kill flies and itisects.

'l'ltc .\‘i-cicty tells of a That of- ficial ttlto \isited the [tilted States oit some ntission. "\\'e tttrn to you fttt‘ help", he told lfllt"I‘- \ic\icrs, "but not in the scarclt for liziiiiiiii-iss. You have iiotliiiig to lt‘}<1('h us in that itay".

technical

I’ei'haps we over-fcil tiers, ii ho iiiiagine that

\\’i\ster-

the “good

lilc" l~‘. oiil_\ ziiiothcr name for super- ’ abttiidaiice. ivould profit by l changing technical niissions to Thailand for in mission of clioorfttl people hcnt on sltoiviitg its lioii to be happy and contcitdcd tn the midst of plcitty.

PX-

l Seeking Ancient Harbour l llttcrs and arcliaeologists from L lsracl and the l'nited States will i start uiidci-iiater archaeological ex- ' cavations iii the l\l(‘f'lllf‘t‘t‘HllPall next .\'pi'titg lll ati attempt to discover the ancient of (‘aesarea. A pi~elimiiiar_v suiwey made last year slioived the outlines of the old har- hour. \\lllt'll appeared to be about four or five times larger than the prcsciit one.

ltarliotir

5 (‘aes:-tree. the city from which Paul of Tarsus sailed in chains to Rome. is mentioned in the books of .loscplius Flaviu.s, who, in his his- tory of the Jewish war against the

Ror :in.s, referred to I temple and other structures btiilt on the liar- liottt l't"rll\'\\'al.Cl', all Slll)p()l'lt‘(l liy

huge cubic cut stones.

For many years fi.shci'iiicn off i (‘aesai-ea have been catching in i tltcir itcts jugs. vases. lamps and

other tll)_l(‘('lS dating back to l_.'itl(l Rt‘. lturing last year’: expedition. stoiios ttitt‘f‘.\‘pOflfllllE in size to those tll‘\’t‘]‘ll)(‘f‘l by l-‘lavitts \\ ore fottnd. as \tell as a lloiitait sarcopliagus. 'l‘he finds are considered promising and the Israeli t;overnnient is attaching one of its leading young archaeolo- f_'_l\l\ to the C3l(‘.<i-lt‘t‘a mpcdition. The Smithsonian In.st.ituttnn of \\'ash-

iicggmaiiciy

Welland. 0nl..

The t-clchratioii of .\'t Aiidrcw's llav tottcltcs off a series of Scot- tlsh celebrations that reach their peak at New Year 'Hognianay> and continue vitth little respite to Rtiriis Day on the 25th of Jan- llal'_\'.

Feiv national fcstnals occasion iiioie ttittiiliibtted gusto over more of the world's face. From Halifax to Hong Kong. -\cot.s of all vintag- es dream of haggts. heather. highlands and the skirt of bag l)lDt"\ lttdccd thev spare tto cf- to make the dream come

all this enthtisiasm. for from Scotland's serrated coast line, is only a token of “hat goes‘. the home i-nitntry itself t‘aitadian ctirrency ialtie making thtittv S('lllll\lI f‘\p;<lll'l ate. the British Travel Associa- tion predicts that this year‘: ltog maitay viill take on an almost in 3 ternational flavor. “lth Scotland's l sons and daiiglttcrs rctiiriiing in

The Line T

Montreal

The great fllslllllsittll of the Sec- ond World “at s the collapsf

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

jaw... .,. ‘T

In Scotland

Tribune l

their lllltlfllt‘f‘l\ lll \pI‘ll4l tlit‘ liiil iday among their oiin kiltcrl kith and kin. i AN(‘ll-INT RITE ' One of the most t-iigagiitg cits toms of Hogtiianai is the aiicieitt rite of "first footing ' in the vice .~'nta' hours" of \c\i \ car s lllttl'lI- ing A "first foot" l\ litci':i|l_v the first person oiitsitlc tlic lRfTlll\‘. to cross the tltrcsliold of the home

to a liotile of \\lll\l\'f‘\'. You tlnn'tl main‘ hate to ask .1 Scot his prelcrcnce l .

but an ciiiptv ltaiidcd ‘first foot" tslll hint; and priva- tion. so e\ en an orange is worth» ~ while. i

Those “not to the tartan born" l mav iionder why the Scots lay sllt'h stl't‘.\s of the Nciv Year. ra-

hat Fciiled

Gazette

tin‘. ttt it.

This phase passed vilicn Rus- slit] developc her nun atomic

nuclear deterrent that could not be used. The West. in other uords would be deterred by the retalia-

ther than t'lti'istnias To find the Blli\lI"l' \oii hair to fltck‘hat'k a

page of ttio of history The \'tk- ings ptiilialili \l.‘||l|‘tl ttic \iiI(‘ tirlc l(‘slt\lllt‘\ and the tlirisltan l'f‘lttl‘lll(‘l'\ iiicrclv took it oier and ln\(‘\lf‘fl ll \\llll the dignity of the Feast of the V8ll\'li_V.i

POST-RF FORM .\Tl0\' FIR A

\ll(‘l' the ltcIi."ni' tioit. the sc- - iiilar 4'l‘l(‘ltl'£<l|ltIll\ of ('lii'i.~tiiias, illtfl 'l'\\cllth \t<._'ht -.i.ctc banned. ‘

l ‘llllltisl at tltc salllt‘ tiiitc as Now i Year's Dav Has nltcrcd from; \lRl'f'll 33 to Jaiiiiarv tst Tltiis. the 4'al‘l’1I\3l spirit of <‘liristmas,

after the clock has it~licrcd the . ~ . _ ., . “M ‘Mr mm “Hm” Tm‘ ‘N and l\\tlllllll \i_hi tins ll-lll\lf“l‘ I I r ' ' Id to I L mi 1 l't"(l to \r".\ \c.'it‘ s la\c :iiid. in HF.) ’ lllélll xlllll ) [ill R - _ , ., , _ , ltalltlxollllt‘ ll a iiotii'in xllf‘ must i Nnlldlldi hd\ H mdmnd W M" l ‘ ‘ s l la la r I c lll(‘l’ case. the iisitorl - . . . ‘ ll till ctlalrrl "hand-"cl " vihich “lwm Hm ‘Hang? “Md Hug“ 5"" h -’ I ‘ _ ' inaiiay crimes from. nobody has‘ i ma-‘ 9 R"-‘l ""2 mm ﬁn "lnngp E utiite decided Some say it's I

form of the Old French. '.-\gtiilannciif". but the otvmolog- ' ical point scciiis '~llatllf"f‘l Any-

iiav it mbans fitn and fcstiv at to the Scot. vtho includes in his Yule hnth (‘hristnias and New ' formerly known as the ' "llaft" is Scoltisli. '. means gay or gtrlrli fl. he phlczntatic Sasscnach who has made the word tiiean id- iotic or crazy.

5,‘ .

of the \lat.'inot Line The shock linrtth. and hf‘t‘ mt" ll.\'flr"2*’" l'"" "S dmprrcnl might lnlllm bomb. The West then passed STAGGI-IRll\‘(‘. (‘OSTS i

came not only because the line itself collapsed; the collapse was also that of the mentality the line represented.

It is casi now to ('l'lllt'l7F that mciitality. and to pour scorn ttpon it But the Magiiiot Line mental itv is always present. nlwtlys tempting.

The modern form of the Magi not Line mentality is the idea that the nuclear power of the Western viorld is an effective dc torrent to (‘oinmiinisl 8ﬂEt‘(‘s.\inn The theory I! that Rttsstn can never attack the West ‘ bringing ttpon hersclf n nuclear devastation. This is the theory of ‘the effective deterrent "

But it uotild scent that Russia has alt-cadi been able to iiiitflank one end of lltl< modern \taginnt

from n pnrittlon of monopoly, it i

"am? '" ‘l*’l"'"‘l "9"" 3 ‘l“l""""l l the West would be under the nec essitv of birlding tip hnth nuclear

that vrns still held to be effec- tive This iias tho theory of “massive retaliation." If Russia were to pro-is ton sci-ioiisly upon any strategic part of the uorld. nuclear weapons would be em- ployc .

\'ow this theory “ill have to be i-evisr-rt. For Ritssian t’f'('ntll‘sf'.l in iiuclcai‘ \~capoits. and the meth- iids of their flf‘ll\f‘l’_\' have be come so great, that the West can hardly stand ready to be the first to use such weapons. even in self defence For the lfl|\'<lﬂn ct-‘mac itv to ictaltatc against the rctal lﬁllﬂfl ll:'I< lW‘(tlﬂ1(‘ \fI H\\(‘\0"N‘. that lllﬁst‘ iicapons iimv have to remain unused in the Western

To Al‘Qllil’Q a balanced defence.

iicapons and coiiicntiottal forces to niatclt those of llll\\|3 Rut this involves iiuch costs that the lclcn is staggcritig. and lltPl‘t" i: lit- tle inclination among the Western allies to contemplate it. i'ciiiii\ed he hop- iiticleiir

Not’ is the possihiltt that Russia might ‘still iiii.; that siipcrioriti in acapons.

her grasp the capacitv to drill men with the West s pntret‘ to re tnlialc

/\ rlt'tt‘tniiii.ilion lo I'lIll.‘lll‘l the \\l\l‘<l |’1n\'\ll')ll|ll(“s is not pessi- inism It may he the oitl\ iiav tn .

‘ following 8 New Year's Eve party.

and in the lI\l§'~llf“~ to. ileliver them might bring within‘

Why Spoil Holiday Fun?

Iy Ilernu N. Iuluo. ID. SEEMS Io though wo'ro In I rut.

Every New Year's Eve I wrttn Ibout the riublect. But each yen‘. early in Dccc r ufoty Ind

nffi pert: Ind lIw enforce- ment officinln begin beuteglng me with request: to cIution my rud- ers about the dangers of becom- ‘lng intoxicated a driving dur- lng our boisterous farewell: to the

old year. OTHER DISCOMFOIITS

But aside from the dangers of traffic an-ldentii—and they are very tzreat—think of the discom- fort overindulgcnce causes. GlvI a thought to thIt big held you will have tomorrow morning.

a cocktail lnltael lan‘I. harmful to most people. In fact, as I have advised you previously. alcohol in moderation has certain therapeutic advantages.

A cocktail for example. Vmoy help to relieve the pain of rheu- matoid arthritis.

It is the abuse. not the use. thIt cause.-. troubl N0 l.0.\'GER SATISFY

Alcohol is a drug. Prolonged use may lcad to I tolerance for it. You can readily see that after awhile. in stl('h cases. a drink of two will no longer satisfy.

or course, yoti won't become In alcoholic overnight. lmbibing II. a celebration tonight won't make a habitual drunkard out of you no matter how much you may

road And it may make to- niiirioii's htiltda_\ a pretty miscr- nlilc day for yoti So let me give you 2 l(‘\\ tips on how to act to-

night MIXING DRINKS

('ontrary to popular belief. mix- ing alcoholic drinks does not in- t‘t't‘;|\f‘ the iiitoxicant effects of tlic iilcohol lloueicr. promiscu- tiitx satiipliitg may easily lead to ‘ Ei'(‘.'tlrt‘ tonsumptioii. Just as eat- ' in: a large variety of foods may lead to overeating. ,

A good idea. if you feel that you must driulvi. is to take A mixed cocl-itiiil and sip on It gradually. That way one or ttvn drinks will last lllt" ciitirc ciciiing.

lf _voti are going to drive home. even one drink may be too many. LATEST .\lF.'l‘HOD

The latest method in treating alcoholism is the use of tranquil- izers While using tranquilizers in connection itith over-indulgence has been confined primarily to treating acute alcoholism. you might ask you physician whether he would advise taking one or two

It has been found that not only do they give a patient a sense of comfort that enables him to sleep. ; they also relieve his nausea rind permit him to eat much earlier than is customary after a bout iiith a bottle QUESTION‘ AND ANSWER

.: (‘an in duodenal ulcer ever develop into cancer’

Answer: The possibility of I duodenal ulcer developing into cancer is extremely negligible. « Stomach ttlccrs have in greater chance of developing into (~gncer_

The Age Old Story

Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord dclivcrctli him out of them all.

7 .465’ Woedévwz

A WINTER SOLSTICE . llovr tathomle.ssl_v still this night. and cold. . Too cold for snow. too still for j \\ll|'<Df‘l‘ of dry bough;

l .\!-’\A l-inuland stink in deep: of blue starlight and frost. Qtecple and fire tower Ipnrkltng l \lllll riiiicd light told |"llll‘~ lllt/i\(‘Pl

it'\ st.its i -\nd intro of out the only \'f\l('Q \\'liev~ii= irlliiiv eye or lninplight

tn .Ihnal.\ of

NOTES BY THE WA: “

Iona uuly pot on I baud appouuncc than men. but look how long it takes them.—l.ondoo Free Press

. Home to just u be Dlﬁltild if he doom‘: mind getting into arguments. - Kltcbenor-Woterloo Record.

ow what boa lg um. thing to get driven up to the stan- du-da of the cIrs.—Moou Jaw Times-Herold

In this Ingredient which nukes lnk flow freely n monopohr of the fountain pen industry. or could be Idded no ketcliup'.'— HImtl- ton Spectator

o.. to

North America now ha: I lo-

cal population of 238 million. And i seem to want to drive.

they all down the some street we do on I SundIy.—Woodstock Sentinel - R0 VIQW

U A uniform system of reporting i

traffic accidents across Canada could become this county‘: great-

est preserve: of life and limb. Ac- . cunw statistic: could pin down ‘

atfcldent cIu.e| clearly and sug- gest effective cures. They migh provide so me surprises. too Vancouver Sun

‘ to the fishermen of $l.w0.0tll. ll-

ports .l. .l. Larabee, Supervis- or of l"i.shci'te.-' Prices for all va- rieties of fish were lower than for several years past. with the lobster fishery showing the great- est decline.

Reporting on the uncmploy. mcnt situation in Prince (Tounty

- at the end of the year. Earl (‘an-

non. manager of the Summerside office of the Unemployment in-

_surancc Commission. state: there iarc fewer people registered an

unemployed than at this time last year. but that the prospect of pro- viding cmployment for those reg- istered is remote.

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l-Wllll '0 lo slow 9. enough to placate their wtveii. ._ Winnipeg Tribune

Iy guru! ballot. one at in triumph: . has that a diplomat must never near. an apparent victory. He must at. wIyii seem to have yielded to hit opponent and prove his Iucceu only when it ls found that. wt lefllll defeat by all Iurfacc condl tions. he has accomplished wlni his country wanted. - vicim. Times

offer

We no medal; to the Win . conlln

Unlverllty student win can read at rate of 8.000 word. .

ly just over an hour and a hut in reading the Bible would not, i, . our opinion. be veryzwortliwmi. Maybe I lot of people do re", slowly. But

phrase should be snvoured and en toyed-Sault Ste Mu-to Stu

young couple in Greece Mr ed a donkey in their plan to clap: But I mile from home. the don kc)’ stopped and refused to budgc another inch. The girl‘: parent. caught up with the lovers. Cltlsft the young man away. spanked ili. bride-to-be and took her bacl home. It‘s a sad story. But of 5 course it is just possible the don k was I sagnclous animal. be ltevlng that people shouldn‘t try to make donkeys of themselves.- Fort William Times-Journal.

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II7 QFEEN 31'.

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ADl'L'I'S lt.7I — CHILDREN ‘L00

WILL BE SERVING Special Dinner on New Year‘: Day

. — - - , . , . y _ , genuine -.eciii'ity The tvliolr rtan - _ inQ‘)i)'pd (‘|m,-pint] “H; in mitt, };,~j_ ttigton. l).( . ls e)ipE<‘lf‘fl Y0 ltlrln I l.ine. ’lho position of the West arsenal, even if tlictc iicic to be 2" of ‘hp “amnm H“ mm!“ | shines turns: “ ___n A ‘ , H ,‘ f . mg has undergone I steady deter- I severe challenge to the West. '_ I‘ H‘ I H “ “NM “NM? End 't mile (\i- so of \'al]p_\i hmh. l flan to her ‘finest liotir. \\liat we V l“3m " "Tm ‘- , i,,,.,,.i,,n m ‘~nmpn"a'i\'p gum; Tim has mp.-pd iiw pmipr of "O W ‘Tm F I H H I (Wm i ’ " “ ' “' ’ ‘ "" - V V H _>' \‘ V I"_‘_ .x‘ »-.-,-- I i., ; N_ V. “’ ’”' l EDITORIAL NOTES ..“L.;’::.°t;'."r.:“:..::.::..:.l.".tit. '.“.:..f“i:.'..”.t' ..::'.:.. .1:;:"';.'i.... ;:-~» ’:i.i‘..f‘:.:.':* '°"'- ittcrt trn’lFl.\ is \'l<tiitt of tile s:tttt(> ' atomic bomb. This meant that wit h her convcntioiial forces. ’;"”lllM"" 3311'?pgizglllqalnllﬂlml“Cg: Till braiichcs crack in knife-keen . lg ., .- - - , I high mﬂm.‘ 'HH.H, 15 A }mHL,..‘. for , Bum“, (,1 }{(\u'~‘\1l_\-P Annppd Russia toiild attempt “no ittnl c'ould challenge the‘ West. The M dplmmn H i‘ M mink mm "W ddnmoiid air. _ .. . I challenge to the West viithoiit in West. Ifll'nDRTﬂll\Pl_V iienk in con H ‘ . Th, “tom imvam m i g , _ _ _ , . , . . _ _ ‘Ni pumcs I y l 0 Q , . . i \ N A i . . . dctetient can mer he ft and lParlt"f‘=lllD which can fit the Alli-ir‘lll t I-eltz Ano l\ue\o. (.ott . _\ r. run,“ H ,.,,,“.k M, ,,h,,,, sh, v,,,,,,,,,_i ,,,r,.,._ mmh, (W1 H ‘mm And em‘ mm" rm” “Em . . values to the Howls of our time; for C f‘.odt .\'yttaar! Hclttkkig l\'icuw l‘_"‘l_"" ‘l"l”“'° , _ "ll ‘l'l""‘l‘"“ "“"“““"7"-"_}‘l"“"_' ,.,.m. R”, M ,,\,.,..,,,,,,,V lilxhalcs its silver ion. . V _' ‘H ' I K, Th ‘, And ritcrhr-ad the silver river of I .\'lrlllfl;iitls‘ of (lllilttllldt'_\ ll'|\t‘fl not on .lHHl‘. Rltadhiia . iati ir. a s —-~ ?—-—-— l m, wik). Wm. S tcars atid 3lllllltl<lllt‘< ltlll on iii:tn- l \'H.\|llll ll 1” l“l“‘”"ll- -\‘l"'""i"lV -‘.“"""'l' I Hmlil Wlndklssly arm” "I. hush I '~l i _ _ , . .1 ace -’ kind‘: hopes and R\ttll'Rl|ttfl.\'. This ; lsh. .\oiwvciZ|Rt1. DUlf‘h ﬂlltl (i3“l|C (‘Ipc Breton Pool A, or d » -

is the Challenge the year l‘l.‘iR brings \l'llll it. of ll't‘l‘llf>‘tl4ltttl.~ iiiiport to us all.

At home the past jiciii‘ ltiis been one of and Ichir-venicnt. While in this Prviviitce

coitsidcrnlile progrcss vie did not sliare in tho pliciioiiicn- at groivth \\lllt'll ll\étl‘l(f‘fl the (‘F-tl'l_\ months of the year, we have enjoy- ed comparative stability and are less affcctwl today than nlHll_\' parts of the contincitt by seasonal unem- ployment. Our harvest has been ‘bountiful and there is hope of I fir-

mer market for otir potato crop which is so important to our far- mers getterally. We can face the

new year with greater confidence from the Insurance of a better fiscal

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-—A Happy New Year.

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Sir \\'iiistoii ('litti'cltill has so dis- l tittgttishod himself in political and literary fields that relatively little pttlilicity is given to his painting. He is b_\ no means. however. a mediocre artist in that field. Directors of the Smithsonian Institution think I0 highly of some of his pictures that thc_v have arranged for .'l5'ipof them to be sent on a tour of the United States and Canada beginning some time this month. They include land ---and sea--scapcs, still lifes and in- teriors.

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There are times when I change

ln administration bring: good no- sults even though there be little change in policy. In (‘yprus con- dttiom have improved greatly nlncc Slr Hugh I-‘not succeeded Sir John Harding as Governor several weeks ago. There has been no violence and very lltth tmublc d my kind. At wtohu & Ital: rodent: and l and: cnouu Iitnghd fnvcty with irhrﬂyubmilwiiionduimitae. in no he that In and to the un- j imam wilds Jun «dual

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Dru-iiite celestial hitllabaloo in the nexus. oftt‘ suspects that most people are not nearly so lV\l4"l'4‘\l ed in satellites of vilintever na- ture as the directors of intermi tionnl outer space compcition sup- pnsv

fine believes, subject to error Ind correction. that most people are satisfied with ' for the time being. and haven't the slightest interest in gallivont tng thrbugh space to the moon which ll nit dead as that unltr vnented bird the Dodo.

The trouble with the moon from scientific accounts and “hot-

cver one can nscertain - - is t ‘s

l. The moon is totally without water and probIb|y has no mots ture. moon to I terrtblc

desert. .1 The moon has no air to breathe in order to

the moon vary in iiunltglit to devutatlng cold to do .

r TOWIBING MOUNTAINS

. atmosphere or : i VIM enter: of MI those IoIrinl tooth-‘ like pooh bltlng at the sky. Hi

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earth with it oceaiis the iron

iiorfiil tiatcrs around it coiled

and its patiliunik i-oloiit'~' dc noting vi _ fields and pas- tures - the green tokens of lllP.

A brief. picrcing and fitll mom ent of lN)ltlf‘¥I('l(t\r‘\s a lonclv hit

man cry. and after that the con-: iintiing absolute R|ll‘f|f‘P of the moon.

Who wants that may dig for bait and go forth breathing the wholesome air to catch in fish’ Who wants I lunar rock when he has earth of his very own in \lhl(‘l\ to make I " Let the Riissians hit the m ' if they can. but it reminds one of a silly boy with a pen shooter aiming It the village clock.

i-hen here he

Tbtn column In irpcn to II: dtncne don by cnrreoporttento of qttrstmn II intornt FNI Guaid an does not north urilv endnru lbs opinion of cnrno ponrtoniq

Pfl'l'I\T0 root, PLAN Sir. Ttioiigh not a farmer my- self. I am very much interested in Prince l’-Tdviard Island": pota to production llciite_ l pioposc the lollouing Potato Pool PlIn for small farmers for P E I. The pool would be only for fur- Ire farmers on n «mall scale from one to ten pc- t't"l. These are the real farmers . I the backbone of the husiness Hence the big farmer. the dealer or the spcciilator would be excluded from such on orgnnlr atlon. It would be run by a board of seven members two from each

a larger colder ham breath town dnvtn the lnnﬂcpt quietest

‘ night of year I-‘redcrick l-Zbright lit the tlirtstian Science Monitor.

OUR YESTERDAYS

(From The Guudlu Files)

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Dec .1032) The approximate fire ion for

the province during I932 ll cit- iimatcd at half 1 million dollars l‘.V Mt‘ ccr. Provincial

Fire Marivhnll The total loss for 193] was $8.'lfl.fllfl. The largest gln. zle loss was that of Prince of Wales College building. Heavy losses were incurred in the deo- tructlon of Kennedy and Kenne-

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