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MO3iDAl'

--The large farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rayner, Kiltlaue Central. seven miles from Alber- ton, was completely destroyed by fire about five o'clock Saturday evening. All contents of the dwel- ling were lost in the blaze which was thought to have started in the upper part of the house anal spread very quickly. Cause of the fire was not known.

Mr. Keith Rogerson, first year student in arts at Mount Allison University was received and ac.- cepted as a. candidate for the min- liitry by the Presbytery of Pii-ice Edward Island of the United Church of Canada at the cvenlni-I service in Trinity United Church in Bummersidc last evening.

Lieutenant John F. Murnafzlian, n-25-year-old Korean War vefcran from Charloltclottii, died sudden- ly in the Petawiiwa Army Hos- pital last Friday.

The young army officer, who had returned from Korea last April after 14 months scriirc in the Far East, heranie ill last. week and died within a few days of his admission to hospital.

During the year Just ended, the National Employment Office in Charlottetown paid unemploymcm insurance benefit. claims totalling approxiatcly six hundred iiioiisand

dollars. More than ihu'ty-six lholis-l

and benefit cheques were written to account for this amount,

It is estimated that the total is more than double the amount taken in by the sale of insurance stamps during the one year period. The area served by the Charlottetown office includes all of Queens and King's counties, as well as Char- lottetown. Well over half of the six hundred thousand dollars was paid to claimants residing in the country districts of the two counties that is to non-residents of Charlottetown. The money was evenly spread to

recipients all over the two counties.

from the Queen's county line near Kenaington to Elmira. near East Point in King's County.

TUESDAY

--Summcrside firemen held their annual meeting last night at which meetings it has been customary to elect or re-elect the chief of the dcpartnient along with the other company officers, for l'r-e coming year. No such election was held last night. When the order of business for election came up, a lengthy dis- to whether

cussion came up as

the department. now has the authority to recommcntl for ap- pointment its own officers. The

present existing by-laws state that at the annual meeting held in January such officers shall be elected or approved but it was 'tli:- r-onsensiis of opinion at last IlIEl'll.AS meeting that due to the fact that the Town Council not accepted the atiuns madc at the annual meet- ing last )car, that thc existing

by laws, which gives the (lepnrt-;

mont power in recominz-iirl the ap- pli-iintmrnt of these officers, were now obsolete.

"The. Association of Incorporat- ed Village Commissioners” was organized yesterday afternoon fol-

ters of mutual interest.

"We have had a, banner year. possibly the most successful in the history of the Department," said Hon. Dougald Macxinnon, Minis- ler of Public Works and High- ways. when questioned yesterday i'egardin.g the work done in his department. "I! will not be possi- ble for some time to give details of the work. the quantities of materials used and how disposed of and all the minute and exact- ing process of road pi-cparation and building: these figures must be accurate when releasccl and re- flect A true picture," the Minis- tcr continued.

Eleven women were presented with Red Cross Home Ntusiiig Ac- knoxvled-gment Cards at the reg-

,iiar meeting of the Womenis In-

stitute held in Hebron last night. The 12 week nursing course was organized early ill September and includerl women from the three commiinitics of Hebron, Glenwood and Bilburn. The various classes were taught by Miss Margaret MacQuarric, . rs. Angus Darracli, Mix Margaret Stewart, public health nurse, and Mrs. Wendell Wood, Red Cross Home Nursing Instructor.

The following members success-

fully completed thc course: Mrs. iAlVlll Maclsaac. Hcbroii; Mrs Wilbur MacQuari'ic, Hcbron; Mrs. Alexander Morrison, Hebron; Mrs Harold Morrisuii, Hcbriin; Mrs. Alton Maclsaac, I-lc-bron; Mrs. Foster Hierlihy, I-lebron; Mrs. Wil- lard Betta, Glenwood; Mrs. Lloyd Macwilllsms, Milburn; Mrs. Gar-

field Gorrill, Milburii; Mrs. Albert Leckey, Milburn; Mrs. Leon Wood- side, Milburn.

At the rcgular meeting of the City School Board it was noted that I group of illlCi'l35LP(l parents hziti iepainted a classroom of West Kent School during the Christmas hell- days evr-niusing New Year's Eve for one phase of the project! Those parents had previously requested certain changes to improve the classroom. On learning that theirs was only one of many classrooms needing the rvqucsted renov-.iti.iis they decided in go half way in make their children's classroom. both morp pleasant and more ef- ficient. The Board to help with the project has iiserl the room as an experiment in the use of brittle boards installed behind the lights to improve lighting,

"Persons in this class are fotind in all,walks of life," said Chief of Police MacArthur in describing "Goat Getters in Life" in an ad- drees before the Rotary Club at

theirl weekly luncheon in the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday. The speaker continued, "This

type of person has been here from

had' recommend-l,

the dim and distant past. and strangely enough at times, chang- ing their personality, going from the aggrieved to the aggressor. No one is immune from their wise- crncks or sallies and all, at one time or anovlirr, have felt the sting of their barbs and arroivs."

Wind, snow, ice and rain all '00l'nl)lll('d yesterday to make life imiserable for people of this city. ,The wind averaged 30 miles all

o'clock while being v.sited by It neighbor, Mr. Edison MacDonald who had come to help out with some chores.

The first exhibition of ,work by children who have been attending the classes held at the Art Centre this season is now on display at the centre and will remain on view until the end of the week. The pre- sent cxliibition is by children from five to eight years of age who have been attending the Tuesday classes and is the best group of work by children of this age ever to be shown here.

John Russell Taylor, a 69-year- nld bachelor at Marie, King's lCounty. was burned to death early Sunday morning in a fire which completely destroyed his single storied home where he has lived alone for a number of years.

The Souris detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were notified of the fire about 9.00 a.m. but reports from neigh- bors, indicatc that the blaze had taken place at an earlier hour. The frame dwelling, l6x2-1 was

burned to the ground when police arrived and found the charred re- mains of the victim. While the cause of the fire has not bccn de- termined. it is reported that an oil burning stove in the living room could have started the blazc while the victim was aslccp. Next of kin to the late Mr. Taylor are a cousin, Charles Cof- fin of Fortune and another cou- sin. Mrs. Erncst Dingivcll, Souris. Coroner R. A. Burden of St. Peters who viewed the remains, enipanelled a jury to meet for the inquest on January llth.

WEDNESDAY

An increase of 635.463 bushels iii the quantity of table stock po- tatoes shipped through the port of Charlottetown from the 1953 crop is indicated in figures released ny Federal Department of Agricul- ture, Fruit and Vegetable Di.-is. ion officials here. The decrease in value totals 32,363,110. This is in comparison with shipments and values given the crop of 19521;-om the same source.

The second service of the Week of Prayer drew a very large run. izregaiion last. night which filled the Baptist Church to overflow. The Minister of the church. the Rev. James C. Davison. conducted the service assisted by Rev. A. Frank Maclsean who rt-ad the les- son and offered praycr.

THURSDAY

The third in the series of ser- vices in connection with the local observance of the Universal Week 01' Prnyergwas held in Zion Pres- byterian Church last evening with a. large congregation in attend- ance. The service was conducted by Rev. T. H. B. Somers, and can. on J. T. Ibbott. zead the scripture lesson. The speaker for the ser- vice was Rev. E.C. Evans who took as his subject "Faith and Vision . SP0!-king from the text in Isaiah "Thine eyes shall see the King in his beauty; they 51,,” be. hold the land that is veiy far off.”

The speaker said that every real-

people of Kensington are entitled to"

Mr, MaoN aught said"

ly opened.

It looks very much as though the com-

Federal At any rate, the preliminary steps are under- residenls now living on the site of the propos- this resldents of the city

Charlottetown will see mencement of its new Building this year.

way to have the

ed new building evacuated spring. All

block enclosed by Queen. Sydney,

Pownal and Richmond streets re- ceived notices yesterday to vacate

their premises by April 30th.

This is taken to indicate that the Federal authorities plan an early start this ycar in the tcaring

down of the buildings now locat-

ed on the lot, and presumably the construction of the building which will provide quarters for all of the Dominion Government offices in Charlottetown, includ- ing the Post Office Dcparlmcnt.

the Departments of Public Works, the Ulncmploymcnt In- surance Commission, the Depart-

Fisheries,

ment of Veterans' Affairs, the In- come Tax. Customs. various branches of the Department of Agriculture, the R.C.M.P.. the De- partment of Transport, the Pain- ily Allowance l)ept., th Dcpart- mcnt of Old Age Security anti various otlicr Federal Govern- nicnt agencies.

Mr. Donald A. MacDonald, chair- man and manager of the Prince Edward Island Marketing Board

and Selling Agency stated last night that any complaint from an Ontario source regarding prices at which Island potatoes have been sold "seems hardly justifiable when it is common knowledge that for

the last several months our pola- toes have been selling at a prem-

ium of from 10 to Zoc a bag over Ontario potatoes on the Toronto

market.

Possibly the first vessel of Ice- in Ti-ollafoss" docked at the RAi.lwny wharf yes- Captain com-

landlc i-egistration to Oliarlnttetowii, "The

COHIE

terday morning with Christian Adasteinsson in mand.

The vessel will load 20,000 bags of seed potatoes for the Associated Shippers Incorporated and will pr.)- ceed to Georgetown for the balance ship left

of its cargo. The Rekykjavik, Iceland. Tlth and battled heavy

on Deceimbei

two other potato boats outside.

The fourth service during the Week of Prayer was iiy Church Thursday evening. The

B. Somcrs who led

grcgaiion was privileged to heat a mzistcrly scrnion by Canon J. T lbbott of St.

church was wr-akening and tha

it was I proud moment for him to be pres- ent to declare the building official-

seas and head winds all the way across the Atlantic. Yesterday she was escort- ed into the harbour by The c.c;.s. Saurel which had previously taken

held in Trin-

'1lln'ISiEr. Rcv. A. Frank Mal:Lcnn. Ilrrcsided and was assisted by Rev. - in prayer and by Mr. F. B. Gamhlc who read the lesson. A large con-

Paul's Church, who

spoke on "The Glory of the 3 1, v

Church". He alluded to many l "mu. Cmuwom criticisms of old and current in . . 4 . b00kS. magazines and news art- Id-'uJ'ly,:!.,-,i.4' '-1qJ1,':'-3. lcles which implicd that the 5' ' r.m'

H... -......A-C---- WOODGATE -- At the P. I. 1. Hospital on January 3. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Woodgate. I daughter. Janet Lynn; weight 7 lbs. 6 oz.

Macl(AY - On Dec. 30, 1953, It the Providence Lying-In Hospital, Providence. R. I., to Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKay (nee Hilda Auld) a daughter. Carol Anne. Fl-JEHAN-At St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, Saint John, N. B., Dec. 17. 1953, to Petty Officer and Mrs. James A. Feehan (nee Hazel Hughes), a son. Richard James Adrian, weight. 7 lbs, 14 U2 ozs. PINEAU - In the Charlottetown Hospital, on December 25th, 1953. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pineau, a son. Noel Arthur. 9 lb, 2 oz. l'ROL'l)-At the P. E. 1. Hospital on Jan. 1, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs.

Ellsworth Proud, York Point. I daughter (Jo-Anne Lynn) weight 7 lbs.

DUNN-At the Victoria Hospital, Montreal. Quebec. on January 1st. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunn tnec Betty Wigmore) a son. James Raymond. 7 lbs.

ALLEN - At the Prince County Hospital in suinmerside. on Tues- day, December 29th. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. rzverett Allen (nee Mar- lon Stetson), Middleton, a daugh-

D.A...::------ McEWlN-PRIOR. - At st. Paul's United Church, cochrane. Ontario. on Decembe 12th. 1953. by the Rev. C. Tomlin. Bessie Louise McEwen of Cochrane. Ontario. (formerly of st. Peter's I-Lu-bor. Prince Edward Island), to Leonard James Pi-for of Prederickhouse. Ontario.

-Bilins BOSS-At 5 Grafton St.. on Jan. 2. 1954, Mrs. John Ross,

MocDOUGALL-In the City on Saturday night, Frank MacDoug-

all.

MllBNAGllAN- In Petivawa on Friday, Jan. 1.'Lieut. J. F. Mur- naghan. age 25 years. MacAIlI.AY - In the Ch'town Hospital on Sunday. Jan. 3. Mrs.

Michael MacAulay of St. Peter's in her 71st year. CUBLEl'A- In the Charlottetown

Hospital on Jan. 1. Rita I.-Elizabeth (Betty) Curlcy in her lath year. IWBCLEAN-Al. the P. E. Island Hospital on Saturday, January 2. 1954, Mrs. John A. MacLean of Mt. Herbert in her 69th year. formerly Edith MacDougall of Lower Newtown.

McKlNNON-At the Prince Coun-

LIATKESON - At Oyster Bed Bridge on Jan. 5th. Mrs. William Matheson in her 92nd year. CAMERON-In Charlottetown on January 5, 1954. Mary Cameron in her 63rd year. ARSENAULT-At the home of hill nephew, Cyrus F. Gallant. Wel- lington, on Tuesday, January 5. 1953, Arsene M. Areenault, in his Bard year.

ARSENAULT - At the Prince County Hospital Tuesday. January 5th, Joseph Arthur Arsenault of 381 North Market Street, Sum- merslde, in his 39th year. PAQUET--At Boston. Mass., on January 6, 1954. Mrs. Mary Paquet, widow of.',the late Nelson Paquet.

' I PAGE TEN Tl-IE GUARDIAN. LHARLOTTETOWN JAN UARY 9- 1954 - was judged by individuals who Traveller; nest) a son. 8.llis. 8'2, 1954. Joint Stephen Mcxlnhon. . y p p g make up tgie mehmgersliiip of ltheion, MI Kl C t ,of G:-a:':,(lD R.iver,1:n his Kzoth )Jear 'h h n finis e y quo in: M DONALD "R5 ounyzniciia. -'At 'ensng on, an- -OUR NEWS BUDGET for (ma SA'l URDAY SUBSLRIBERS .. ........ ., ... .. FOR SALE - ' ing to You." and Mrs. Pl'E5l:.':Il Ma:Donald.'55 ycars. . , niirus Georgetown. I MD. John E1119-"h liIOBBs- Suddenly at Covehend ' . and advising each other on mat- iy' yesterday morning at 9.00 building, but no better than the MAIMAGES git;-1h1.sJ.I':I-hle-flag:-t 15;:-nntdtfc Boat, Cape Island type,

length 51 feet, width 14 feet. Complete with new G.M.C. gas engine with 2 to 1 re- ductlon gear. Swordfishingi gear and two dorles.

For particulars contact- H. C. BLADES Shelburne, Nova Scotia

formerly of Souris. MILLER-Quietly at tho . "'

of his daughter. Mrs. R. R. Hurst, 16 Pleasant Street, on Thursday, Jan. 7, 1954, Frank

Miller, in his 85th year.

SIMPSON-At the Prince County Hospital on Thursday, January 7, 1954, James Judson Simpson of Belmont, Lot 16 in his 88th year. PHILLIPS-At the Prince County Hospital on Thursday. January 7,

ty Hospital on Saturday, January

1954, Sarah Emma Phillips, wife of the late G. W. Phillips in her 78th year.

tor, Marilyn Sheila. Weight. 6 lb. 2': oz.

BIRTWISTLE-In Halifax. Jan- uary 6, to Comniandcr and Mrs. K. Birtwistlr, a son, Kr-nncth

Creswcll, 8 pounds, 3 ounces. )IacDONALD- At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Jan. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. James L. MacDonald, Bristol, a daughter, weight 8 lbs. 6 ozs.

PHILLIPS - At the P. E. Island llospitiil on December 23th. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips. Har- rington. a daughter, Marilyn Joyce. FRANCIS-At the P. E. 1. Hospital on January 2, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Francis, Belvedere, a son.

TAi'I40lt-At the Souris Hospital. January lat. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, Dundaa, .s daugh- ter, Joan Rosanne.

COLES - At the Prince Edward Island llospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Coles. December 26th, 1953, a son. James Robert. WALKI-ZR.-At the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday, January 5, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walker, Summerside, a son, George An- drew.

BOSWALL-At tlic Prinrc Erl- ward island ,llospilal on January 2, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. George L.

, Boswail, Frenclifort, a daughter. Jean Lsabel. DALL - At Farmboro Hospital.

Kent, England. on December 2nd. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. .135. Nicolle Dali tiiee Queenie Hudson) a son. Robert Nicolle, 8 lb 3 oz.

Hospital, on Wednesday, January

NOONAN-At the Prince County .

FOR SALE

HI-TREAD USED TIRES

750x16. 750x20, 900x16 a

ll0BIllSON'S TIRE SERVICE

64 St. Peter's Road

ml 750x16 New Rt-capes

Dial 9836

T AUCTION SALE

AT FAIRVIEW, WEDNESDA STOCK. FARM EFFECTS ESTATE OF THE

Including 2 milk cows, 4

Y, JANUARY 13, AT 1 PM,

MACHINERY A N D HOUSEHOLD

LATE HECTOR MIcI4llX)D. years old (Holsteinl, one to

freshen in March. one to freshen in May; 1 year-old heifer.

MACHINERY--1 hay rakc, 1 hay mower, 1

sulky

plow, 1 light spike harroiv. 1. liillcr. 1 scuffler, 1 light truck wagon, 1 driving sleigh, 1 wood sleigh, 1 small separator,

cream cans and creamer. FURNITURE-1 large d

ining-room table and chairs

and other articles too numerous to mention.

TERMS CASH.

W.

6, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Noonan, Albany, it son, Allen Jos- eph. Wcight 7 pounds, 4 ounces. (iAl.Dl'IR,-In ihc Vancouver Gen- eral Hospital, B.(.'.. on Wednes. ll-"13 January 6. 1954, to Dr. Thomas L. Caltlcr and Dr. Norma . England Calder (formerly of

Solution In Last

l

Out Our Way

ii lilllll -"

H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

mt T FOR SALE

at No. 30 Belmont St.

Contains Living Room, Kitchen and Two- Bedrooms. .'

Immediate possession.

Apply:

A. W. GAUDET. Solicitor. 111 Grafton St.

Ch'town. ,

-A-o-

mt FOR SALE

SALT PRESSED FISH

Delivered anywhere in Charlottetown.

Choice large and medium Cod (mixed) 13c per lb.

Choice late-caught Hake 10c per lb. In 50 lb. lots

For delivery prepaid to any C.N.R. Station on P.E.I. add one cent to above prices.

PETER. HUGHES Bedford

C By J. R. Williams

.” I KNOW MY SKATE snoes ARE. AWAY . i TOO BIC-2 FORYOU. BUT GOOD NIGHT" DO YOU NEED THKT MUCH OF A 5TAl2T TO GLIDE ACRO56

V

TO GLIDE Jl5T A LI'I".LE WAY5 ON ADUIZ --

rr TAKES A-q LONG START.

Must sell at bargain price.

the cause of Christ was gradually being dcfeatcrl. Canon Ibhott ac- knowledged there were wcakncss-

lowing I large and enthusiastic , day with gusts running much 019913112 Of m9mb9TS 0i H1 E l higher, according to reports from governing bodies in the ten in- Mr, wan-on Bums, weatherman At

ity is first. an idea. With faith and vision. ideas can become re. iaiities. All the great accomplish-

xwpomted vmwa Lhmughout the, the Expenmcmnl Farm. menu l Lh . M ' es in the church, but said that Province. The meelinl WOK Dlncei Mr. Burns also reported that about by) melt 131:) hzclrlaillliouhzl "try great lmmuu-mm law and in the Court House here. over an inch of rain had fallen also vision. ' '"'"e"”''” W "M '" ”” "rm

was due to the Christian faith. and to this faith working in in- dividuals. He challenged his and- icnrc by saying that the church

DAILY CROSSWORD

M11 John Mlfick. J1”-. Tl8tll5h.ivi'hile temperatures hovered about was elected chairman of a com-I thg 33 degree ma;-k. mittec chosen to shape the organ-' ...... lzation into a going concern withi M”, nohm,-. 31055;. 52 V”,- I Vim" m C"”5””d"inf-I routine foriold widow of the late Fruit--rick i village activities when desirable.l.Vlohhs of Covcho-nd, died lucldcn.

The combined monthly and an- nual meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital was held at the Cundsil Home on Monday. January 4th Thirty-three members were prea-

Tho pcs'd t. M. God, ' f' i Avard )'7l':5ldlf(."l? and rgxtendeld 0: 3 ?s;1(cox,loq') 3 uuznak hf welcome to the meeting to Mrs. 9' Cab?” . .Meka.llio stun 'r. A. Laidlaw, president of the ',,,.,;,.' . ';.:”,f,,,, ,. d, t Junior Aid and other members of go, 3,,"p9,.,. ',,a nbii,-i?" " m' '”c"”"- v as a razor goddess - ' on ----- ---A 12 Q 9, a N v . nunav x3?.5.?i?.f? 13. M t I it Although no definite date has lolnsslr lzlrid "J Yjtmbrll Y''''"'"'' M'”'"" . - been fixed, it is understood that 14-Polynesian lxcel-billed '25.I.airs '5 5 pleasant sedaltve that lligrfr. yalieerHR.lShavr, hB.S.A.. M.B. is tIi3ii'iFrliyl((m 8 ;uac':ct;c'y-lg 21. Tvlhplbtl -34.Prohihi. - - - - - e ., r . ' , . . nscc '5 brings immediate relief in teething D.,,,,,,, M.,...l,." f,, ,”.,..",,f,f,i,i, 2,"; of Rome ornament. so. Smalls l'co.?iia:;5.; . time and enables both mother and this Province. ” .TSi.'f.-fxi 9'S'x-mil? ."""' 3- Santa. . JRMLWB - - . - g iiros . ,, . . baby to enloy undisturbed Est Vscgki shew M5, MW"! 1" h" D." 27. Mendicanl i 11. Fish not! 31. Female 40. Ncorteotifnu 1.: u..nn.aw. THE VDRQV WARY 0..-Jncayiula t post for twenty years. having Q . . i1,..r ML at drug COLllll8lS. Or mailed 0" become Deputy Minister in 1934, ff," ”'Jum'b"gs sheep "M 59'" receipt of price .by Professional agiregnezrtengusiynefsrvigg me in- 5-,; W... OUR BOARDING HOUSE Major Hooplo Products & Equipment Ltd., 9 ” ' '" "i 23 ijgumimv - S dne Sl.. Saint John N B. -In declarln the new Federal I . . X” N"? W H-W I 7 - y y ' bulldinl in Kegialngton officially 25.grri,.-ifllndmm V W ope ed sterd aftern Mn J. ' , ..-.2... yfiacs-.?.l.i... M.3'7,"..i& ”iv 26 l'.l.i;?-'55..i1"' g 55”" MY PR93i-E” '5 To - .. CHAIRS I is a good buildtng, B. splendid 7. Thrash 6EAg55F0R t,7E0PLE!V:'l'iO 3 - --v- 2 .Incite l FOR U 555 t”gUM E 3 . T h ' 29. l a ' t A , here Oug t ro Be A Law By Fagaly And Shorten -rm Cl'i'Vl5 mo PAR5lMONl0U5T0 A 35 i ...e .. ... ,, , ., ,, Slgerbium l 5 V ieriazcanms ms ' cmov: FRUIT! you C aw :::I.':iT rr.' wru also re incl 33 gfjg,-'l M" AND N I 10 A RIALLY suoiJLD.xlT HAVE IT! SAT M: at vil.'., Vii LWAY5 as nah ;::AgN:”('!:T?E;C:f G:r;;sT3s:C:) MUCH .& I 35- 1,-Egg: "A A 55b ”F M ii ' as. Sand hill 39. Flower (0. Legislative bodies tllur.) 41. Sent-I 12.1-zgicessof c nice: i c3?" . king - um I-9 . rii:v'v: EA7EN DAILY OIITGOQUOTE-Ron's how to work It: eve:-rri-mo Bu GLAD we aousiir A K Y D 1- I A A X I 5 . Tull: CANDY! i'.'s nu” W”, I L 0 N 0 I I I. L o W Tuem Npaf. . Dguclgusg (-2; Liter simply stands for another. In this example A is used '3 for me mm I-'1. X for the two 01. etc. Single iettm. apoc-