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- ¢ , Sere e - 5 “ |. communities that have sewage treat- ° : e : ae ¢ Thre Guardian | ment plants involving bacterial diges- Injury From U.S. Warms To U.A.R. 7 fe . | tion processes. For systems that give By ARCH MacKENZI 4 yr Ww. neh ttand ie the -” sewage only partial treatment or fo The ometer ere - as hol. o 4 : } ; t ‘eels at Frank ae treatment at all, any detergent still By Dr.) Theodore R. Van Dell Pinger Sete a - Jordan ~~ ; i every week day morning (except Sun | May seep into streams and lakes and | A young se area W8S the United Arab Republic have = block’s deep hatred of Is” day ‘and statutory holidays) at 165 Prince Street. | wells. It may foam again. .| “feeling a sorts,” warmed up considérably. , P.E.1., or eee Newspapers Ltd. Anoth agar r a, roblem and while lying in bed, asked * There is even some talk now Some steps have been taken - Branch offices at Summerside, Montague, Alberton nother majo P his wife for a thermometer. ‘He | 4f working out a new aid pro- | to compensate American busi- he f that th w detergents placed it under the tongue and | nessmen for confiscated prop- and | Souris. is the fact that the new detergents, gram to replace the expiring $ a nationally by Thomson Newspaper® = tits the old. contain phosphates; waited for the mercury to go $450,000,000 program which has | erty and he has shown wari- ° Advertising Services toronto 425 University Ave ec. e a n pnosp eee /up. His 3-year-old son and 1- | fed 29,000,000 Egyptians during | ness about getting in any . Empire 4 Montreal 640,Cathcart Street Unt Which fertilize the water into which iy daughter were playing | the last three years. deeper with the Communist ; ate preteen Western “witice 1030 West George | they flow, even after sewage treat- o = App yey b©Y | ‘Tis contrasts with the frie- se whether. proMessow ee Member Conadian. Daily Newspaper Publishers | ment. This results in a heavy growth ance and fell on the doctor's tion | beginning as ee In this regard, he has re ‘ Association and ihe Canadian Press) The Canadion | of water plants, which may exhaust face. The thermometer tore Us & bassy’s library and sisted the suggestions by China . Press is exciysively entitied to the use for repub : - through the floor of the mouth | +> “¢™ United | that tend to embarrass , tian, of all news dispatches in this paper the supply of free oxygen in the wat- and the neck of the bulb broke. | YH" geet wid = the sea | Moscow. The anti - American “ to it or to the Associated Press or Reuters | er When this happens, the water There was some discomfort and | States it could jump -| note in Cairo newspapers has and also to the local news published herein. All to Seg when the device was withdrawn, with its gid program. bees reduced. right er republication of specie! dispatches here | Cannot purify pollution that gets into he noted that the bulb was mise. | A short - lived congressional | an acid test is due next Fri- ° In also reserved. Subscription rete: | it. The sewage simply drifts. ing. revolt early this year threat- | gay July 23, anniversary of the ; mee: rene 40x por week, by carrier. The bleeding was s0 profuse | ened to wipe out the tail end of | Beyptian revolution in 1952. In ‘ $12.00 2 year by mail on rural routes and areas | So the researchers are still busy, that the doctor put ice in |the current program, which | »,. Messer has hed Game Mot serviced by carrier seeking a “third generation” of de- his mouth to exert pressure | Nassar would like renewed. The | hard things to say on that day vast os oe = oon = ay oak Coe tergents with quite different chemi- upon the bleeding point. A sur- ae Lg gpapanbing i about the U.S., Western‘ coloni- | r > @ elsewhere outsice Grits geon alled assign a ° + 4 monibeaith. cal bases. According to a New York wee ten ae me ele ts aw event, US. ctaats | On eS 1 seach pene gexec Times report, such detergents—not xan vane aie. Emergency oF oe oe Sr sshening =the line agaisat the ws - j j j done to remove the taken much | ys. mendous need, _! "Phe strongest memory is weaker | involving foam at all—are now in use bulb. He recovered. There is no | ess anti-American tone and | particularly in view of the ris- : + inl in small quantities for specialized-pur- momentous: moral to . | Point to these other sign ing population. He has also ; than the weakest ink wal ‘othe acci- 7 atior é als poses in industry. In view of the dent except that a thermometer | HALT AID drawn heavily on Soviet help, PAGE 4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965. : can be a potentially lethal wea-| Aid to Congolese with this assistance amounting . | widespread demand for a product of pon, especially in a home where | has been halted. S ‘felis cat ecotied at Ce ; : Still Out of Reach this kind, we may expect keen com- Comin . | heat has gone from the dispute ie by Russia to other na- , iceeciee—Wrattar- haw lot: Prince | petition among manufactures in mak- reer aera nae Se 9 Soe with Israel about sharing | tions. Edward Isl d. like > many of the ing. it available. tears do not circulate be- ° HE, OS 9 y This 1s just as important a con- neath the lens when the lide are Never Under-Estimate . other provincial leaders now at Ot- : losed. thin outer coating test, when one. comes to think of it, of the cornea dies, rapidly un- Saint John Telegrapb-Journal tawa conferring with the central gov- as the space race to the moon. It der these conditions. Now. and pap : : ernment on Dominion-provincial re- ; ‘von the attendant sees the lens Feminists will delight {n the | vice-chairman of the Br! tish latic he iiedicire pl could have much more effect on_liv- but does not realize that it is "¢WS that a woman has aecom- | branch of the Women’s Interna- at ons, favors the medicare Pp an now ‘ing conditions on this planet, at. any : ~-@.t 832 i:jur'a; the plished what Prime Minister | tional League for Peace and under discussion, but wonders if this cane trying fo remove it. Wilses, his _ Comencanenmt Preston. ie was invited to go : . . P. Thomas M: peace -mission special ace Council be- little province can afford to enroll. = = . Jr. of Atlanta, a ee envoys could not— see North | cause of her long-time inerest in When Prime Minister Pearson got A Crippler toldy physicians to be on the Viet Nam's leader and find out | Viet Nam and what was called down to the financial details Tues- The oqheetiiet “atten helne - ae for thase lenses in all bib seers = the war in | her ee agp ed — Jae nT , eat 1 : > ous. st 4 j ‘ | —despi act tha day, Be indicated id selva af made by a number of dedicated peo- : unconscious je ag es ihn | Mrs. Verdun Perl, a 49.year- | serene opposition to United Canada.is willing to adopt medicare ple to develop a cure for Multiple gested the lenses be push- old native of Natal, B.C., but a | States policy in Viet Nam- This

on a 50-50 cost sharing basis with any or all the provinces. The scheme, it has been estimated by the experts, wil cost around $600 n.illions a year. or close to $29 per capita. So Ottawa is -offering—to_pay around $14 per capita. : :

Sclerosis provides one excellent ex- ample of some of the worthwhile ef- forts into which government money could be channelled, or at least that part that is not being spent in as- tronomically: large-sums on what- is known as space research.

_IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN HARDLY PAPA'S SON

‘Hemingway No Killer

MWEKA, Tanzania (AP)—Paa- |

AP. Weekend Newsfeature She died in 1964 and.Pat and

{ten have no natural enemies

ed under the lid away from the °

closing the eyes, placing t wo fingers on the lids, and. apply- ing pressure on the edge of the

ed safely in this way ‘and mov- ed up or to the ‘side, where it is not likely to damage the sen- | sitive Cornea. It is wiseto_men- | tion on all medical identification

contact lens. It can be dislodg- ‘

resident of England since 1934,

| and talked with him for two | hours. .

She said the Communist lead- er told her he would be prepar- | ed to go to a conference table | “if the Americans would uphold | the terms of the 1954 Geneva agreement—and-——withdraw—their

| probably weighed more with

cornea. This is best done by has had tea with. Ho Chi Minh | Ho, who in wishing to state his

| position would obviously prefer | & sympathetic hearer. Mrs. | Perl, however; says her dis- |. approval of the U.S. stand does ; not mean she is anti- American or that she subscribes to ‘“‘the

At any rate she succeeded where “¢“iot of men have failed.

f T0oks still too rich for our lean |." Wile billions of dotiars, sums | tisk Hemepray chuckled. [he Donde re eer Old and must be contraled by bun | coast ‘medalioas thet cer: it'ot it uate yotsue, aod | AataiowhHos shee ou . : ot . ina, - . : oe As d so vast that the normal person can- | }'m- sure_the-old man would”, Africa. Sie 9- cBageolersiat _taine, ea [if écessary be is prepared to | (ie ar Samat nae inom purse, as. our premier says. in or . not possibly conceive of their size, are | think “I've got a marvellous | Today, Hemingway and his but given that you decide there is the latest ternedy oan fight to the bitter-end.-I got-the sailatuation it there aor ae to cover our people for a doctor’s b.”” ‘daughter live in a bungalow on are too many animals, hunting incl impression he was very confid- “a xnowing that his

care, including a -specialist-.w-hen needed, and to pay, for drugs and all the other servicés called for in the minimum criteria of the plan, the pro- vincial government of this Island . would have to find $15 in addition to _Ottawa’s $14-to make up the $29 for

being devoted to what is primarily a _race for prestige between the United States and Russia, really worthwhile research efforts are depending on the modest amounts that can be raised by such people as the M.S. Society of

- Canada. — ’

On the sunny slopes below the | snows ‘of Kilimanjaro, setting”) for one of his father’s most fa- mous - stories, Pat Hemingway is training Africans to become game wardens. :

He is teaching them to con- serve the big game animals Ernest Hemingway once came to Africa to hu

the campus of the East African Wild Life Management College here in Northern Tanzania.

“Essentially, what we are teaching here is how to main- tain a crop of wild animals for many years. You apply the same principles as you do to farming or ranching.

“Hunting, of “course, is a big

is the most humane way of con- trolling them —more humane

»than the natural predators.”

.He said he never had re- garded being the son of a. fa-

mous father’ as a disadvantage. |

“If T--were_a-writer, it might have been. I've written only one story—about hunting.

“IT don’t have the drive for it.

Sestion. The cookies are report ed to have a prolonged buffer- ing aotion and to work without “Causing side effects, such as: | constipation: They come six | Cookies to a pack. I- have eat- en cookies that tasted better: but they are not bad.

LIVING IN THE PAST D. A. writes:

-ent."’ Asked whether Chines

Ho . talked

Mrs.

t support, EB | Perl _said:“‘I__think .we—in_ the

West place more emphasis on | the Chinese role in this than the | people of Viet Nam. What the |; president wants for North Viet +Nam-is peace and quiet and

Do dementia complete neutrality—with neith- |

; door is not hermetically sealed.

| PREMIER RESIGNS

BEIRUT (Reuters) | mier Hussein Oweini his ' resignation to President Charles Helou of Lebanon Tuesday. He

| Said his resignation had been.

| accepted and he had agreed to remain “in. office- until a new

Pre

: fee Z ve nt and write A Gordon Cleland;-executive see-——|—apout. - ——|-part— of -the—-job;"-Hemingway praecox_cases_recall_only_what-¢f Soviet nor Chinese influence.” | povernment—is—formed--He de

every. man, women and child. This

Pat Heniingway,; the second

would mean, with a population of

retary of the society; told a Saint

of. Ernest's three sons, bears

explained. ‘‘Where you have pockets of game surrounded by

If I had, and was no good, it would be very sad, wouldn’t

happened in ‘the past? REPLY

The granting of this apparent- |

ly frank interview must have

clined to state the reasons for

his resignation.

John newspaper a few days ago: ~|~ little physical resemblance to | populated areas the animals of- | it?” Yes,..and the same is true of been galling for Mr. Harold Da- .

: — _ “We are trying very hard to find his-father~—He is short, slightly — saesttas - | normal individuals. Many schiz- | Vis, the British parliamentary | :

raise $1,635,000 for our share, and an answer in every way we possibly | built, diffident. He seeks to hide : ae ; ; | ophrenics~tose~ contact with—re= > -awhe tried in The Paint Makers .

1 keep-on producing that kind cf money. 7 ; p Dea his shyness with a quick,-explo- New Name Needed j ality and live in a world of’ Vain for days to see any senior |f’, * Ce. ny each and every year thereafter. If | C4". He, discussed the “mystery | sive laugh. | their own. On returning to re- member of the North Vietnam- |»... ©@.

have difficulty finding. the other | myelin sheathing around the nerve, | (2° city word causeway does not fit a ed of causeway. bridge and tuD-~ five pounds less at bedti ’ ; $7.50 per person from gene ral | and the formation of scar tissue, thus “I remember my father very | Project that aggre] will is nels was ae * Roode | than when I get up? oe A T T F N T | N } - preventing the normal impulses of affectionately,’ said -Pat.. “He clude causeways, bridges an since crossing Pp | REPLY .

uv

roughly; 109,000, we would have to

the provincial government had to ask our. people to pay even half of it over and above their regular taxes it would still be close to impossible, and even then the province might

revenues. A contributory plan might

disease” of the central nervous sys- tem that attacks anyone from the age of adolescence to 40.

“It is brought about by the hard- ening or the wasting away of the

the body from functioning properly.”

But he has inherited from his father a passion for the out- doors, and when he talks some- times it is straight Hemingway.

Pat’s mother, Pauline Pfeif- fer, was the second of Ernest Hemingway's four wives. He was born 36 years ago. in Kan-

played with us and read us stor-

A new word should. be coin- ed to describe. the $148,000,000 crossing -which the Federal Go- vernment -will construct to link Prince Edward Island with the New Brunswick mainland. The

tunnel. As the outcome of a decade

Cape Breton Post

| what is planned to be built fs something other than a cause- | way alone. It will be an extra- ordinary and- complex engineer- ing feat, but not the first of its kind. A similar project, combin- |

a wide stretch of water in Vir- ginia that leads to Baltimore on

| forgets recent events but t |/members what happened 29 | Davies arrived | years ago.

| ality, Many do not recall what |¢8¢ government, although he | happened while ill. In senile de- Claimed Ho's friendship. Mrs. | mentia,

the person - frequently |

re-

REFRIGERATOR RAIDER R. R. writes: Why do I weigh |

Most individuals weigh less- on

| awakening in the morning than‘

All Kinds of Paint

‘Perl was chatting witit Ho over. | the teacups the very day Mr. Hanoi.

How did she manage it? As

D. A. MacCANNELL 140 Great George St.

__..__mean that a man would- have to pay ies. Obviously he was very fond ore ee tee an gue | sae ; ae some part of $15 for himself, his wife, |” It can be compared to the effect. his-chldren-—_. | Srggang sw 111 ave problems seaports of-Neriolk, Newport. ge” ott? 60°, ret Pecause | EOOOD STORE OPERATORS | _

nthe ii

’ 4 j ; j “But that’s the best part of | 1873, and be completed in late den, at the island end of the | Viral } is : : of- years from now doctors’ fees, i ue e are - zemeble ba ethene Peat Darth I cane 1a = teres Years | Nordietiieniead a tea Lt fey, |. ral Hepatitis ‘within a year © Slicers Steels 4 . drugs and the other ingredients in : - | best of himself into his books, | short of the century mark of the. foresees becoming a ghost town. | se) : e . e : You always have it. He doesn’t | island province’s participation ‘‘Our livelihood depends on the | ing liver: disorder. Tenderizers Aprons

and the participating provinces, this It _Sathers: statistics and Pat Hemingway, straight | It should be instructive .to Cape Tormentine,” said Bor-| Qinion on usin ob one included, would have to find still | ™akes the information available to- | from Harvard, arrived in‘Africa | People who only think of cause- den's Mayor Gilbert Bell. “With- | °P" ae N Ris ; : the public in 1951. He intended to become | Ways a8 & solution to highway out it we will have nothing.” | rey are harmiess, from the | YOU Name It, We Have It... more mgnéy somewhere, for the total : a farmer. Instead he became a | traffic problems, to note with The tufnel portion of the pro- |) oi, point of view. S national cost would surely rise above There are 33 chapters across the | professional white hunter,’| What great care the federal au- ject will leave a thousand feet Today’s Health : | ® Reconditioned closed meat cases i 300 milli t d iti lled- that. th “Hunting seemed more interest- | thorities have protected fishing Aside from the ferry service, Today's Health Hint — = : ; the current estimate of $600 millions, | country and it is reca Bee ine te aside rights and maritime commerce Borden has no industry. ~Per- | Don’t overload’the boat. | @ Dairy frozen food produce cases ~. or $29 a person. _ | chapter here became the 17th when: | He spent. five years in the | Necessities in. planning this gi- haps the people of Borden could | (Note: All correspondence to | Let us hope that Mr. Pearson was | it was organized some years ago- | safari business, and it was dur- | santic work. ~~ find some measure of hope in | Dr. Van Dellen should be ad- | © Freezers i eer : =. ; ing this period that Pat Hem- | Of open water in Northumber- the way Port Hawkesbury has | dressed to: Dr. Theodore Van ‘i . merely rfentioning his asking price, A great deal of research has gone | jnoway lastsaw his father, in | land Strait for the passage of been. tr. Ze — Dellen: c-o--Chicago Tribune,|| @ Units for walk-in coolers : : into this crippling disease an 1954, tly” oete | ocean-going ships. A narrow since the cessation the r. cago, Ilinois). and that today or later he will raise jatest th oe a de ; he ata aa cade erat a aha width of free water would have and highway ferries on the : * lce-makers and motors the Ottawa ante or amend the plan greet MRCOLY FOr MEO CAUBE OF INO ison Falls Uganda: ‘‘He re- | made the rush of the tides too Strait of Canso. Perhaps, but OVERSHOOTS RUNWAY to bring medicare-within our reach. disease, Mr. Cleland suggests, “is | garded it as a great adventure, | Swift for safe navigation. Small- PEI. lacks the forest resour- LONDON (Reuters)—-A Rus ‘ : G oo . ee through fod that has been in contact | F remember . | albeYe pen of oom fr seating, he PET ie [cama TUK St wean) Op Electric Limited : : ‘ 1, t i i .E.T. ’ Cutting Foam Nuisance with certain metals and the reaction | tured to'the United Sater, in |passage beneath the bridze fishermen’ have been reassured | Sirline oy See renee at or ey Ic imi : of the: body ¢o a j t . | spans .of the project. that the crossing project : Hie Pape sogp RC aaa : ae : ee ee eet FT otra n nge TPe OF | ment bark {0 make & mare Of; | Tuas, We Welle evident that |no injury ww Gamer morass. | Caneel MCOON TOMO ME EE tas a mies Charlottetown extent in the United States, the need | metal.” It’s chiefly a cold climate | Saophiated hint. and rh si hi eae Prague: N 4 fajered. | ; for getting rid of detergent bubbles | disease, it is said, and there.are | wife, Hetriatia’ whom Ke “kad ‘Dp: a _«-—-which appear in rivers, lakes, wells, | 25,000 known cases in Canada. . inarried while still in college, Sheer Inexcusa ble Bigotry : ——~gind==in~-some~places—even--in—-tap-|-——Researcli-seeking causes and_pos- | “@s_incurably ill. cals EGE Rarcmn’neinltoianninie, $20 BIE well wonder who would want tof — ee e

i i does — upon Canada itself. To termarriage between Indians quirement and has “substantially | would be to mankind to channel some (July 21, 1940) : : rriag ; completed” a chemical changeover | money into such worthwhile projects, | | Gen. Sir Alan Brooke. whe seis ie clerdd, Alecriontvaton | the Cretan eae ee tke sasee DER | designed to keep sudsy water from | than spend it in a race to be first in | the British Expeditionary force | they have added. the name of There may be many people whe BRANTFORD BIN a

each of his children and other de- ~—pendents.in..the.household.. Mr. Shaw is being perfectly prac- tical, and he also points to the fact

of damage to the ‘insulation :which | covers electric wires and causes a short circuit, Mr. Cleland explains; “~" The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada was formed back in 1948 by

“MAINTAINED -BOND_

“As we got older both par- ents, thought..we-should..stand..on. our own feet. But we always had a very affectionate rela- tionship. He wrote many letters,

—that—costs—are_risingon all fronts. We suppose he means that a couple

a medicare plan would cost more

water, has provoked widespread com- ment. Now it is announced from Los Arigeles that the detergent industry has been trying hard to meet this re-

fodming after the suds have served

their purpose. i ‘Announcement of the change was

made by the U.S. Soap and Detergent

a group of businessmen. It stimulates

. Search efforts in this country and abroad.

sible cures for such terribly crippling - afflictions as this, merit the interest and support of. every thinking per- ; son. How infinitely more beneficial it

space, more to. be first than anything else.

EDITORIAL NOTES

probe an

We used to correspond a coue | ple of times every month. ©

gradually fade away from you.”

Our Yesterdays (From The Guardian Files) TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO

in France, was named comman- der in chief of the home forces, succeeding General Sir Ed- mund ‘Tronside: “ .

National compulsory, contri-

Association, which represents 90 per cent of the nation’s “wash day pro-- duét.” The shift is said to have cost the industry about $100 in research

(i+ T4444 Give some-men-enough d

they'll hang themselves.

* * *

prev’ at

A

Whatever the horror of the death

yet: ne. DUtery—t

unemployment insurance | hurdled the first main obstacle |

iy the House of Commons on July 19 when the bill was given second reading and referred to

commerce through the” Strait of ~"““As~- happened “after

~ | -Félative to" ice conditions, ‘swift -N-e-w-s-and~-Portsmouth, Va.

tidal eurrents, fishing interests eguarding of ocean

Northumberland. s

It will fulfill completely the terms under which P.E,J. en- ‘tered Confederation in thé year

in Canadian nationhood.

where a U.S. Navy Yard is lo” cated. ~ ¢ | pletion of the Canso Causeway, the elimination of .a -long-fune-

they— love “wei 4oss in perspiration and ed air

DISQUALIFIED DONOR

connected with the liver would disqualify a person as a blood nor?

tioning ferry service will cause | 4,

economic upsets in P-E-f.—Bor-————-—-

ferry service between here and |

” twenty-five bigoted ratepay-

ers have brought shame themselves, their community, their .province and — if the news spreads as bad news usually

Perth, N.B.

These fine upstanding citizens have decided that all children shall be banned from Perth Regional school when it reopens in September. Their ex- cuse, immediately shot to pieces

we Victoria school district, was that Indian children-were ~ not paying their way. Fact is, the

that has exhibited more bigotry | than any other.

There has been plenty of in-

,, think themselves pure white. but who teally have Indian blood

of a man’s skin is not the crit- erion, it is the man_ himself, what is in his heart and his mind that really counts. ie authorities mediately take steps to upset this Shocking-vote—and__ to en- sure that such a thing cannot

on | become associated with a race |

|

t t

Indian ‘flowing in their veins. The color

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« ‘ * ~ a4 ‘ ; ith- | government pays a grant which» j, - and new equipment and procedures. | penalty it is not possible just to brush p Tig venting prone ¢ SD, We Soe tak covert the cost ‘of relay ~~ juaeeee uot -@ BARN SPRAYS ‘ Wark was spurred by nation-wide | aside as the relic of a barbarous past the Indian as ais ahi has been done would be for the 7S at " vexation with foam problems which |:the claim of the police that fear of pa ag ge a poy nok — maak te o eee anima te ta By Ba 5 e BERRY BOXES brought threats of federal regulatory | the gallows helps protect them in His Excellency, Hon. Hubert | doubt with — aa. such meeting, and overwhelm: | i: * j i- i i i imi Guerin, Ambassador of France | The Indian children are Roman | ingly reverse the decision. Then . Jegislation and enactment of anti dealing with violent criminals. The to Cateda, called on His. Wor- | Catholics: tthe whites aie taie- “the scscrtrens thot @ Sew: tate detergent. laws in some states. 14 police officers killed in Canada in | ship Mayor J. David Stewart to |1y Protestants.,The Indians are payers are not representative of sl ; ‘Already. the central ingredient in | three years are tragic evidence of a ie asd preg tet . mae ees all would ring true | e 7 r ‘ é . tae es tor “success enten- apparently s ft ieee ace ekt sea F 4 5 many detergents has been undergo- that violence. And it-can well be ask- | 5. tisthday Celebrations now | sens feat that this could -lead MANY ACCEPT SHOTS at 5 « ing changes which cut out most of | ed what deterrent, in an age of no | well underway. to intermarriage” This, of | e oe *: tt toenr rei set | oentiel ishment, would be employ-|__- ey eco course, is eee | bons a pasate the 12,300,- | “a ze ( Pp. E. i. L D. 3 4 ; . } Bs - “Miss Edith Roe ° “Bos--Indians—would— —1o—__- marry —poprtation—of—F-o-r-m-o-s a ieee Ne ee ee Soe F majer problems unsolved. The ad- | ed against a life prisoner making | ton, Mass., is spending her an- | ‘into the white race! In the lizhf , ues : - ache ea at 4 ee ‘ * . ba : other short- | ned up for anti-cholera injec- | Ror Set EE. SUT Ue Ath abet meter rant ed a era : : - : as mene tions when ordered to by “ o mm vantage of these. soft detergents. as _| murderous assault on a fellow muni holidays “ with her sister a ie so oe eee omens the | QUEEN ST. CHARLOTTETOWN: ~ PHONE 4-8313 | ~ they are called, is reflected chiefly in | prisoner or prison officer? PEL i the world i hh sae eee - : a 2 See ey See Eocene eC aes Seas cane = . idl iil ( : oe ee ee oe ———— “ -— : + ’ : ae ‘ si a ” T ~ = — os ¢ s+ ila ‘ i ° ‘ii ~ y ao f, ke : *. Ss ee