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and the United states are not likely to be content, indefinitely, to split up the wealth of the planet on fifty-fifty terms with the lucky 5 per cent. who are inside. Even if Communism had never been invented, even if Russian imperialism did not exist, Can- ada and the United States would inevit- ably face an era of ‘siege.

As for the future, regardless of the ap- parent success or failure of international

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idea; it might even be the best news since the doubtful blessing of the invention of the got: ¢1u1,_ —Halifax Girnnlcie-Herald.

A Montreal other is very proud of the imaginative 'lnitiative . of her daughter. a young matron with a two-year old boy. The child

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The dollar may not go'as far as in prewar days, but its acceleration is better. -—Bt. Catharine: standard.

Mllaloal instinct starts in chil- dren at an early age—and ends the day you make the down payment on a piano. —Brandon Sun

and work of the airmen in their midst. The

lo produce any permanent settlement of

packages, match folders or candy

ii‘ fn"c':,';";’,,dE.E°§:h:f°sli;mP'p£‘ _1,;n:i£° 0”" P'°"' diplomacy, Canadians and Americans will ‘ gm, 1,“ g...,.g.¢,' . 4.. :f_“’:"::"ptdb"o"t‘;‘V;_‘;;‘: n:‘:h’e‘:°';; "l ., -- ~ continue to live as besieged people always "09 '-ii“ Emilie‘ I ’-i'"°“"' "° call Granny. Granny‘: number‘ ,4, . The strongest memory la weaker than . . . . evu-act drinking water from CID Aumuc oooo_ 11” been ch-"ted L .2 the “.u““ "M. have. They Will need to maintain a strong an “L The “puma, 3, at out w um‘ when the on numb“ “- ll . M'T'_-'0'.“ garrison. Much of their resources will be at sunset and duringtth: nigeilrt dun“. . “me, ,,,.gm,.n Wm rl‘ ‘. devoted to arms production. They will try °°‘!‘i°n‘;""m;';°“I'_:Jp:::‘t°“"i’:_‘" ° ‘" ' nyl. ‘;'i1i'i_Ih in I - Ml‘ announ- ‘ '; —— . . - - ‘ cenien . e name an c has ‘ 2 Tomorrow is Air Force Day at Summer- to red-uce the pressure. I “me by feed.mg The height of foolishness: ruln- bfi“ °“"“‘t": Fag”: Ki P‘°“° side as at R_ c_ A_ I.-_ slatiom across “W the hungry hordes outside fortress America, mg your health mm‘ to make 3 :;u,::::mc¢n:.:M H gum :ntlc.

. ‘ ' b (- - to teach them we s and means million dollars. then spending the peat-

(‘0Lil1ll‘_\'. Canada's airmen will be “at or y lywg . y‘. . mllilon trying to regain your 95 in “G005 ‘W5 °°W“““iniurn.

I, home" to Citizens you" and Id Th of improving their own production. Wha hung. ..._ 5., c,gh.m,e, sgand. ad inilnltum. so. the mother has

. I . 8 0 - 059 V ' ll UN t h l i am, been dialing the old Atlantic num-

' who took advantage of similar opportuni- Ottawa and “ashmgmn ca ec n.ca _, her. The child listens to the re-

‘ ~' ‘ - assistance or the Colombo Plan, or the like, "Quick Clnldiln FM“ 010" cording (interrupting with a “Yes"

ii“ duliiilit the Past eight years know that ' 11 d T .bute to ‘he Goths up the mystery about another odd “om “me to um” um“ he L, med

. alrnien are hosts pal excellence. Tomorrow the Romans Ca 9 .n . . Camdirm Piece ' n|m¢- Pinch? Thus everybody is happy, includ.

3 they are expected to outdo themselves with and Huns. If our ‘diplomacy is wise, vie 3:35. w‘;su;iiecitioarmel<;“ ; lng Granny. —Flnancial Post

an airshow featuring the latest in aircraft “"11 599k i0 kei-‘D 311185» , pair of pincers there. That must There was none lively enrmpon.

. me faster--than_S0und C_F 100 and Sabré Unless and until the hungry 95 per cent make them Just about the best- deuce in the coluinns of The Time;

l ' ' - - ~ of the \vol'ld learn the secret of North '"“°"‘b°"d h°"‘°“°ld "°°1 ’“ M” °‘ I-'°“d°" ''°”“'’' °“ "" i’’°b1'~‘"“

:" ' Jets. Sil\(‘l‘ Star J6‘l trainers and a U.S.N. "h d 5 . ‘h nomic tiny. In iéhethijnierfis 1011'] Eliligild-xi of professlonatl married women.

v E 2 . > .- . - _ A ‘ ‘s lea an ppiy 6 900 i's a zoo in: e e ow n’ artlcularly hose engaged

: hoptulje Much M“ mplace the Lancastel rllellwa “ ’ . d gh v uh 3 lose a screwdriver or a brace and geaching in schools and univel? M ; for maritime reconnaissance. P““F‘p1°5 that ha,” ma 9 at _.“ ea .' bit. -Cornwall Standard . Fi'ee- sitiel, who night. because of eco- ll . It is all too seldom that Islanders get ream’ ‘°' C‘‘"'‘‘‘“‘'‘5 “d A’“°“9““S’ ‘t "°“‘°" “°""° ”'‘°“' °' ‘ ‘°"‘ °‘ “W ’ ' - - - » would be unrealistic to expect diplomacy Few Vanoouver peo le would "°“- ml °°m°‘“°d "° °'"V °“ ,. the chance to show their interest in the life drum of mums empliy “gust despite domestic responsibilities.

Miss Vera Bx-ittain, the novelist, pointed out that a recent pamphlet

- . . . - ' bl . th t divide the human race. annual'Air Folce Day plovicles such an op. iheglifih emfic i: an 8 am“ it irl{;:p:aers0:n‘“t:i::i‘ngllvln‘: rtxaigllig on. ‘ms. education hm um um portunlty and no doubt a great many will 1 me g i ' leavlngs on to the dining room153:a';'('::',,";°u3:': '::,b;1:;“w:,:n’§:,ll.

respond to the invitation.

Islanders are amongst the most air- minded of Canadians who are the most air- minded people on earth. A few generations ago it was the sea that our people turned to almost instinctively. There are still districts in the Province where one is almost cer- tain to be correct in addressing any male inhabitant ovcr fifty as “Captain". Today we turn almost as instinctively to the air.

The R. C.‘A. 17., however, play a very special role in aviation. The safety of this nation and its effectiveness in going to

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Whatever may be said about the politi- cal cost of Senator McCarthy, within the United States and abroad, his financial cost comes high. The public expense involved in studying the case of Private G. David Schine cannot be reckoned exactly but some of the items are thus summarized by the U. S. News and World Report:

The public hearings before a Senate committee have cost the Government at

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foefi Ge/zm 'BOGW00n

The year we ploughed the

lield.—-we foulid Deep in the silt, the warped and

river

Meteorites smashing into rock- bound wilderness east of Hudson Bay thousands of years ago may have gouged out a small-sized

Labrador's Baby Crater .

National Geographic Society

Moode of McGill University. medical officer.

floor. Yet far too many become complete litterlouts the moment they step on to city streets, parks and benches. They despoii these public living rooms and dining rooms by turning them into garb- age dumps, ruining their own and everyone else's comfort. —Vancou- ver Sun.

“Teenager" who writes complain- ing oi singular persons referring to themselves as plural as though they were a split personality is obviously a product of this mod- ern age when literary conventions are going the way of those other conventions dealt with in the Kin- sey Reports. It ls—or at least was

Since the First. World War with no almost exclusive male casualties created a 1,100,000 excess of women in Britain. another generation has grown up. Now, Britain’: 1951 cell. sus figures show a preponderance of males up to the age of it and equality of the sexes up to 30. "The surplus woman" will soon no longer exist. A comparison with Canada shows this population pattern is not repeated in this COLil1tl'y. though the trend is markedly similar. —Hamilton Spectator.

No virtue should be allowed to become intrusive. Courtesy car- rlcd to excess ceases to be couri-

. . . least $3 .300’ a day directly. For weeks mate of the will Chubb Cmieiv I _ the assistance of its allies depends to a they océupied most of the time of eight of _ncb1l;‘c,¥:;‘:‘E3‘_l)_°;1,:: most 0, them largest knoduhii on teartttlli. N Nomi The Age i—c;is:1imaryhfor letdsltorlal wrltigls. :3"-cult. names colLlxl'l'tCe.l;ylia flllolifila t h fr" ' . ‘ d An expe ion 0 E 8 non SO lIll‘l8 , 0 I158 E ‘ ‘ - greater ‘and ‘greater .ex"ent on i‘ e e lclency prominent Senators, thus distracted from Th°“g‘;4'lCl'eEvé?;.lnb“ H heavy ‘I the Geographic 50cm), ‘and .romn_ And to H“ mm 0, an chu,,_.h word we where 0.3“, Wm,” ll): tll'ihe°l:il1:Btb:n:rb‘l:rl:Ag::r1:£dVlll')tue: Of the Junior 59i‘ViC9 « 35 it 15 kriown to - d 1- Th ‘ed jmose . ne, to's Royal Ontario Museum of In Philadelphia write . . . I know would use the word "I . A sort of 3' their other u les. ey occupl a . so . Geology and Mineralogy. as- ihy works: behold. i have set be- conventional modgsty Wu guppoged thoushifuineu ihni inked thought

the other and older branches of the armed forces. Each and every one of us has a personal interest. in seeing the men and women of the R. C. A. F. do a good job. Today they will he showing just how they are holding their end up.

canned lilialans

the full time of the Secretary of the Army, an assistant Secretary of Defence, two major-generals, one colonel. two lieutenant- colonels, fifteen Army officers and enlist- ed men, eight lawyei's._fifteen members of the Senate committee's staff and ii dozen other Government employees.

Thus the hearings have utilized about

Among them there were ribs. back- bones. and liners

Thin fingers that had held green leavu.——or fed

While blossoms to the wind, lost springs. when these

Made magic here. For days. we har- vested

These bones of trees, from soft black furrows where

The land was wet. and when the held was done

sisted by the United States Air Force, will fly north this sum- mer to a strange little applegreeii lake in Labrador that excites the interest of geologists and meteor scleiitlstn.

The lake fills a circular inden- tation in sub-Arctic granite only 115 yards across. Chubb Crater to the Northwest on Quebec's Ungava peninsula. measures 20 times as wide, or nearly two miles

fore theetan open door. and no man can shut it: for thou hast a little strength. and hast kept my word. and hast not denied my name. Behold. I will minke them of the synagogue of Satan. which say they are Jews. and are not. but do lie: behold. I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that l have loved thee.

to prevail among such writers. Many columnists continue to cling to the editorial "we". perhaps because they like to dream of themselves as editors. —St. John Telegram.

According to a report from the Basie Watch Fair. at which an annual display is given of the marvels of Swiss watches. the ordinary time-piece of the pocket

to conceal itself. It is in such ways that people may find his eased. without the atfain and the burden that comes from too much deliberate or ponderoua consider- ation.‘ Above all. courtesy shouli not. be aware of itself. When this happens. it degeneratee into con- deecension. And condescension discloses human nature in a peru- liarly unpleasant light. It is rude- ness without frankness. No doubt

_ _ S00 man-hours of labor a day. They have W‘ ‘°;"m‘,"°,,",“.,,’," 11°" “mm hm in diameter. Like Chubb. however, mvmu-rolv ro GENEVIEVE ‘s’flm‘:‘° §;d"°‘,‘“““')‘5m‘,‘,‘mf5' as Hilaire Beiioc wrote. courtesy A M“? "ews Item {mm R3jk0l in lh“ turned out daily 44,000 words Of evidence. Along the edge, to season in the the new Labrador crater is per- S which are new to uispnga Whig L‘ much 19" “'53 °°“"B¢ 9‘ hi33“' sun. iectiy si'mmP-ti'ical. and is rinsed WA5l’”NGT°N' ‘ "Th? m' may yet make it somothinii of a or honneu‘ But it " normed by

Indian State of Saurashtra helps to confirm the widespread opinion that the mechan- ization of hllman society is becoming more and more manifest daily. For centuries

to sing the "Bhajans” — devotional hymns -— of their religion, unaided by any sort of

musical instrument. The skill and fervour public attention and taken mare news. hm ,m,,ke__ wiathefr te:‘1uii:)m‘t)2nt, vglgrflyoéoo this brought ,0 me me numb" 0, mg}. -of the singers helped priests and worshlp- paper ‘pace in the United States man the we cu. mm, mo junk, md they aleuowute otaflyebfgn an Es-l-“mo school boys who chlaoved colllxmlliiisg - - _ ‘ . ~iiht ' idithas ayan PPFS alike i0 C3“ humbly and gladly UPO“ Geneva conference or the Indo-Chinese war. A, ,e:,',",‘e°,, §m..._ hm hm, mom, mission on the coast of far-norlh- fie: °.n:‘e mic“ home: 0, Mb", their gods. _ break 9'1"‘ L*‘b":‘1;’°’-mué ‘Ml: p‘:‘:i‘:: Clarence Small, Jr.. and Ian Mer- , . .. A 'h t. bltt l Dime!” I-5 "3 , .r 1 ii‘ Recently, one of the priests went vlslt- EDITORIAL NOTES nlx?e“i?:rn:;r one "MM the team into the wild, rocky ,‘f.‘d,::,f,‘;_ 15 “"° °""° m ‘w ing in another to\vn and there, for the first This W°°d that time had tempered ‘°““"“- . . in the mm._ with luck. the scientific party

time in his life, he heard a phonograph. It

d_d t t k h. 1 d_ . It charilried those hours of rest. I tn b r ‘ - . ‘ - is ‘‘summer'' wea er core ‘ v lh_]“° 3 ‘ii ‘m _ °“g_ ‘:1’ ]‘5}°(°V°" thfilv ‘D’/‘It9""3i1°ii.a1 P5YCh0l°3lcal Congress in ou,,,1'.:,,°"...'iv§. °3',’.°::‘:_d.,,d mm. '.5.°...§.‘ begins its return in ms Two_ new Jacobsen Power Mowers, 18-inch, $169.00. ‘Vi i: came fl"n:SlC mlg t ac something dontreal lS one of the more encouraging a ghostly .i'lre. August. They will set up a camp Sale price $120. - in t e way 0 cvotion-inspiring qualities, evelo menis in ‘ ' ' B’y°"d "5 bl“ ""“"p"'°"‘ ““"“" °” ‘ ’°°k"”'“"‘ m‘°5h°” ‘"3" ' . it has definite economic advantages over from txliou ht 'l Hllcent times‘ Isolation we "W the Emmi ' one new Jacobson Lawn Mower’ 21-inch‘ used 8 dlyw ere leaves everyone the The heat. waves dancing til it The vivid green color of water “Q proudesg name slightly as 8 demonstrator. regular price $179.00. Sale

the old practice of using paid singers. It was a short way from that realization to

. _ Chlflifid 1“! war ii by a U. S. flier, Colonel . _ the scttmg up of is phonograph in the ‘[mm,g,-anon is to the row again at Ot_ Was hoarded sunlight from an age Arthur F. Merewether, and to its regular price $169.00. Sale price $70.00. Used RC- ‘ l°"¢ bi" rediscovci-.v inst summvr by Dr. frigerator. Number small electric refrigerators, sull-

ioniple; the faithful now pray to the strains of recorded melody.

Doubtless, piety and devotion will inan- age somehow to survive the introduction

of the new fangled contraption; but it same time assuring the labour unions that Thus the particular pockmsrir in would not. be surprising to hear that many jobs are being protected from the com- Old Charlottetown :‘c‘,"cnm‘:;'c',m°‘,';1‘,,o5’,‘,’y°k ‘$3.3, “:3: Great George st

faithful Swaminarayans will continue to ‘recall with a measure of pathos the good ‘old days before a machine-controlled civ- ilization began to wreck the ancient tradi- tions of Rajkot.

Foreign Policy Foundation:

International politics for moét people presents an incomprehensible maze of con- ferences and diplomatic double-talk in which it is almost impossible to see the woods for the trees. The arithmetic of foreign af- fairs, as set forth in an editorial article in

covering 200 pages. They have required the fulltime work of 130 news reporters and 60 cameramen. They cost televisioli companies several million dollars in lost ad-

to the surveys of the U. S. News and World Report, this spectacle has commanded more

The Presence of Russian scientists at the

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t9‘V‘{- . The Problem seems to be that of Obtaining all the benefits of large scale immigration in building up the resources and prosperity of this country while at the

Detition of newly arrived workers. 0 O C

3)’ sitting through most of this month Parliament is expected to establish a re- cord of more than 136 sitting days. The previous record was set in the anxious days of 1944 and 1945. ‘If the trend towards longer. sessions continues only professional politicians will be able to take seats in the House. A possible alternative would be a i‘98ular system of sitting and relief repre- sentativee.

O O D

An important aspect of the administra-

Around the coast, old custom sets a time

For certain work. and in our neigli- ‘ boiii-hood

when April comes, we tidy up and

wood.

So, while the meadows slept be- riumbed and white~

And skies were little more than

parched July. Its light transformed by some en-

—Gregory .1. Power in the Mai-itlmr Advocate.

and P.I.I.

QUIT RENTS

"On Saturday. a public meeting. convened by the Sheriff. was held in the Court House, when resolu- tions were entered into to petition His Majesty to suspend the late order for the collection of Quit. Rents in this Island, including Ar. rears from fella up to the present period. That the measure. indeed, would prove impracticable. was shown. from the circumstance that the arrears alone would amount to 110.000 -Iteriins. a sum exceeding the whole circulating medium of the country."

—P.l:.l. Register, Sept. 2, 1828.

by a tumbled field of giant boui- ders. o o o The eight-maii expedition will be led by Dr. Victor Ben Meen.

1951. This July the party, with 0,000 pounds of scientific and cold

will have a~month of comparatively

in the Labrador crater first led

to its discovery during World

Mecn in an aerial search. . n o

All other lakes in the region, except for what. may be crater satellite waterholel. are deep blue.

like a green thumbprint.

If the expedition can trace the green color. believed to be caused by living algae, in the presence of mineral elements in the water

stony meteorite. it will have uni- que and positive proof that the crater is of meteorltic origin. The scientists will also search for buried meteor material. measure the midget crater. and study the effects of the great ice sheet pre- sumed to have scoured the region as recently as 3.000 years ago. If possible, they will visit near-by Eskimo villages to determine whether meteoritic iron may have been used to make native tools. The iolntiv sponsored expedition under Dr. Meen includes Leonard

brought in from outer space by it ~

ate unanimously join d the House of Representatives Friday in in- viting the heroic French nurse of men Bieli Phu. Genevieve de Ga- iard-Tcrraube. to be the honored guest of the United States.

MORE BOY SUICIDES

IDS ANGELES. (AP) —— Two deaths by hanging Thursday

in time

burden on the conscience of the wearer: if not on his wrist or in his vest-pocket. One of the mod- els on display, for example. is known as the “sportsman extra- ordinary." and is designed “a-

of club handicapping committees

being the virtue of everyday. At its best, it takes thought for others, under the cll-cumstances of the moment. shunning all recognition or reward. Courtesy is not a man- ner to be cultivated. It is some-

professional players have congregated in vemsing revenue and in the expense of “me_ goetalogilst ofhghe éxggyglcl mo“ other mm“ to mum go" mush the henna be charmed _ . . . '. . r w . ' - the gleat choirs of Swamlnarayan temples televising the pl-oceedingx And according December is the month for getting and‘ ‘gemmed chub,’ cm“. H, make“. From the mm of ‘new ,0, M mnoc ‘am ..,_he Gum 0,

God" may be in courtesy. -MOll-

this is possibly a most promising

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Harper's Magazine for May. gets down to tlon of the Industrial Establishments Pro- cow“ of me mm, onuflo Mu. ,,'i‘h,iI , ' . understandable fundamentals. The figures m°ii0" Act i0F Which regulations Were i‘e- H-Feather °“"‘- '"“" ’”°"'“" “- 5‘°"'“" °’ may be taken to include both Canada and cently published is the conduct of lnvestiga- mum. F, pr ‘bhjh ‘E',f°'t',:'e"“:§hu,3,‘,:°‘;.‘;'_' at your ioweiieI"I