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     WA.s‘HlNG'!‘0l_\"fAPi--Dr. Ed- war that we have to lake and. 3 start immediately on lm 
     
     ward Teller testified Monday the there is plenty. of eiidence the priiiiiig science education in 9‘ 
     
     United States “waited too long" Russians are" leineniary and high schools at: 
     
     with missiles ‘and now is in real Th is no doubt that Sl'llL'P on publicizing l(‘lel1l.lSl5 and then 
     
     dancers‘! falltnghfar blehii: Bur the war Russia has mmed muciilconiributians. 
     
    

    
     an in e miss fie cut more rapidly in the application -~-n, - 
     
    

    
     Quest of space. of technology to the military sy5‘li1ems‘e"y T:-leer  hlnpnomy . 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     The man known as the father fem if this continues, there is Ml 
     
     of the hydrogen bomb told a Sew doubt the Russians will leave usi A5 l°' wh“ 5l“’“ld 5‘ dim‘ W 
     
     ate ‘investigating committee the behind ,and way behind" ispeed the Ions-raniie missile pm 
     
     United States in confronted by a it was in an atmosphere of ur- K”’"‘~ Tell“ “$595195 ll Wailed 
     
     danger that is perhaps greater gency and emergency that the"°“5‘bl°- "'3 "Vlm ll ll 08” bc‘ 
     
     than during the Second World Hungarian-born scientist spoke. d“  ‘° "39 °V°"“m¢ Md "Nil 
     
     War. The subcommittee heannizs are a “N9 ‘”°‘"k Shms 0" "39 P103903 . 
     
     He said he believes Russia has direct offshoot of Russia's suc- 19 3'5“ 53“ he [9915 ‘"9"’ fihouldi 
     
     an intercontinental ballistic mie- cessful launching of two man- 5*‘ "3 V973’ 5”‘°“K “Md 1"d€'9UW 
     
     sile capable of hltt-n; major US. made satellites 3‘ "W “‘"‘“”“l" "l ll‘? Pmkraiii 
     
     industrial targets. '(l.l'~'§l!. he Teller replied ilir-re arc H igrcal: 'l“'ll°r P'°P°5°d "10" 00099“! 
     
     also has "the technical many things that can be one H0" “llh the allies on science 
     
     toiuiciations" for reavhing that now. He listed these l'i\c slwnzlhemnz the radar warnln 
     
     _ - . Look cal-eyui 1). m“, huiine that protects the Ci)nIlneL. 
     
     great practical advantage" for status of the Strategic Air corn-"='*"d lumlllfl flock! 0‘ suri>lu= 
     
     boll. peace and wax mand and the US pre-paredness.l‘“’d5 ”‘l° "’ Welmllddell 09‘ 
     
     sat". 'ci- [7 S l7‘.lS:'llPS for striking back “"3" ‘"33 "mlilhl be I lllv Save“ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
            
     
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     hours! See the complete 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ I , gm’ . - program can and -st be stt-p- 2. Explore carefully the 'at-cel- ”‘ ‘he “W” “W731 5°35‘? 0‘ ‘Mi 
     
     '4‘ ‘ ‘ ' . » - ' up. He J" ‘ for liea'_ m- erati n nd . {ml in ‘*0"d" ' , 
     
     b t ' V’ %‘ phtsis on the Srategic Ailvchny silesopr;:)graei:ipa§i:d0ntlT\’ ili ngzt Sharing scientific and mil- GIFT ASSORTMLNT 
     
     A  vii-rd and power to retaliate. planned weapons aheadlof 5('h€d- itary secrets with friendly pow-f 
     
     The Senate prepasedness sub- ule era would increase the danger of‘. of these delightful 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . . committee sta':ad h 3‘ P t .t  l ‘ - .- ' 5 
     
     i~.ii>cl Dvlml Clllgllllll-”“'llllll!lll llottetown, PE 1.. took the junior itime Winter Fair. held at Am- WM‘ can he done to ceall:lllI‘SsO\ ice‘: deienc: ~m0J: s‘h:‘ltSesi~s(.mr;l)dli::tli:)ie1 tllzksgregltlrerdgiigir éilgultllebgalfir 
     
     fiiil~|l‘lll‘l|llllt:)I“h(‘ld(’l'§ofl séifittn female championship at the Marrmhemi NS. aaxances in Xfll&allt'! satellites meters and steps to restore the refuse to exchange information 
     
     “ll ~‘ -‘l‘“‘§'__‘“‘ “- 37' aiiilhscietgcer behbm F H ‘d L‘(l)l'.lnLl‘)";f‘0m)n1l(‘all)f' andlphysic-.‘ (‘ailing for speed rather than; 
     
     e..ls i.eersai,ayin eetenton t-'- '.Tll 'drlu--i 
     
     0 I S club needs them. "Rather we.b°°3“5¢ ml‘ '3°“'!'TV_l3 lmwllllllg l3<'k- uc ear . :g‘Ve(Sr.'ec&(‘re:S ehirfifilt as gyraeaute :5‘ 
     
       O  should look for men ma‘ need to gamble on .::ieiit‘flc deve!op- MORE ATOM SUBS ltliey once were because the Plus- 
     
     ‘ the club" ho said rrgentstunless itnchan stee son: 4. Accelerate the nuclear sub eians can find them out on their 
     
     _ ' ‘ c ncree accomn 5 men 5 in ' e marine program 
     
     Clubs Addresses U.C. Men I “calling  of ms cw om He saw R-«-n wm em 
     
    
   
   
    
     liences with men's viork acroaa . T . Sc 
     
     l’-iii. iiiiiipliiiicnls ironi the the Church from coast to coast Efigeadfé l:.d;§[abi:eI31elJrs(,z‘:‘lgsh‘:,htLal,:‘N0T TAKING Risks ;   Bo C. rabln Sut- 
     
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     ii....i.i ill .\lcn iii the Lnited but felt that the clubs of the he was told that90per cent of‘ "W9 8|‘! Hot." Tell?!‘ said. 
     
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     cularly in Prince Edward island ’h“'”gh.[h° men.‘ °l“b- j°._.°ld war’ as we” '5 m ' h°: Special training Courses for 
     
    
   
   
    
     creations at Holman‘: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Ladies‘ Wear. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Waltz Length 
     
    
   
   
    
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     llllllll a‘ Canada were cxtcnd~ Ma,-.im,e Pr()\'inyL-5 5nd part]. the male membership came in “laklnfi lhé kind of risks In the 
     
    
   
   
    
     eii ltl i~i;iiid t'lil-urch llillcn by Mr. 
     
     pun \iN'lli'(‘. Zxecu ive Sccre- H p 5 9 k .l. [h 3 _. ‘ ‘ 
     
     H‘ “ \” ll * V‘ "'“‘ Tlla‘ were makmg 3 ‘ple“d'd "°“’ vice) zllnmgrrlinltyo   renewal of individual effort II P E I  Bl)‘-V smut and WU” tub Lead. Sh’ Ted sheer leated 11 ion 
     
     N'l‘~* ‘'l”“—‘ "1 (“"53 Ml’ lF|bUll0ll-" spciit-c ll .:-d that our irfl in his well as that of the group Using ' ' ° Y f.',;d‘§f'°Cf,{’,',‘,‘§{‘,°'°;’, by-“aha gm‘ 11 ‘ p y ‘ 
     
     .\|)t‘|ll’r‘ .l(llll'('S.\’(‘d a group of Mr. Spence gave some very prea hin e h  ea in ’ t in 1 f '1 l ' . . . 9 °’ - 
     
     .\lt‘n «ii lllt’ island Preshytefy helpful information in regard to of “doing. q1%ead'i:in't siiaeitpmgo : spam}, eheo sainhe--159?: fr: The death of H'“‘"“'”' m“ki°" Scout” Association m Campi wlth Inserts of lace make 
     
     \i..i I i i! in 'i‘-~iiiil.\ l‘iiiiii-ii. the organization and operation of out and talk about this matter not producing the fruit we mu‘ age 87 years Ocmrred ml Kmgsmnl Crapaud over me‘ this own the choice of every I 
     
     Siiniiii .Illt‘l'l]0()l1 mcii‘s clubs. He said the club he said go thou and do like: should it is time we had our sol‘ “a“"°""er' BF‘ “" N” H" I957‘ “Pek.en'd The- courses covered: g 
     
    

    
     ll. ..iil ireiiii~ii(ioii~ strides wants to get a\\'a_\' from the idea wise." said the speaker. analyzed to see what is lacking Funeral “lag 0" NM’ '3 m'”‘ the | the ha'Sl'C prmclples am! methods‘ I V ":2. ' l vel lad Wide shouldei 
     
     ‘ll ‘iilllil iiiadc by the Men of of getting men because in, He emphasized the new for . -In our “V98” ghapel gal llajniiltiilii Ahloriuary.  f°1r.hew°l§lcofit"b5c.u‘r:2 0 y y' I 
     
     ' "" "’ "“"“" ——>—~—~e—— ‘raser ‘t. an :l8t .ve. Rev “ ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     straps of lace and nylor 
     
     tricot. Elasticized back an 
     
     self ties. Delicate shades 0 
     
     pink and blue. Sizes medium I 
     
    
   
   
    
     was under the direction of Wal-. 
     
     den Stewart officiating‘ i ter Lt-_Pa.ge, Assistant Provincial‘ 
     
     Surviving relauws are three Commissioner Training and he, 
     
    
   
   
    
     nephews. Wallace Dii-kieson. Vic-l was assisted by '10“ Richarfil ' 
     
     toria. John Mat-Neil. Saskatoon, :le:derL§f"rS‘e I:‘?(';ff"tCug"‘:5‘0ur'se°; 
     
     and Wallace MacNeill. Vancouv-l She had ‘for assistants M“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     er; two nieces. Mrs. Kathleen An- 
     
     drew. North Battleford. and Missl Dorothy MacDonald‘ Mn’ Fran’ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A . ‘I532..i’l1i'§£'°"lii.§"‘li‘f‘.}i‘I°i$..~L"£. Gordon '<?'"— Executive Com-‘ 
     
     ' son. Vancouver. ‘ m'w°"°r: . 
     
    

    
     ' Miss Dickieson who was I‘ The mnnmg pmg"mm' gml 
     
     cousin of Miss Agnes w. {amsi under way Saturday at 3:00 and‘ 
     
     ‘ . lcontinued until Sunday evening.,‘ 
     
    

    
     of Charlottetown, was born in During this period R C Pare." 
     
     fiizagczmxlgliifgg 0{f°%’;‘e';gC:’::l Provincial Commissioner. A.  . 
     
     ‘en taught school at New‘Glas_‘ (‘eretti_ ‘Assistant Provincial! 
     
    

    
     - d elsewhere in the mvfl, (‘ommissione and Brigadier W. 
     
     $3: '6'“ the death of her [:oth_; W. Reid, Provincial President. 
     
     ‘ er she moved to Vancouver withl Visited ‘he~ courses’ Sundayl 
     
     h I h d h I I p d 1 Church service for Protestant . 
     
     ' er all id‘? Short y aftfpag 5. Scouters was conducted by Rev.‘ 
     
     :‘c.enlll:/cerecifed VaVragl(t‘ei(" Mofsihrg/I 5 George Ebsm-y‘ Anglican Church i 
     
    
   
   
    
     I Minister of Crapaud. Roman Ca~j 
     
    

    
     ‘°h°°_' , , l iholic Scouiers attended Mass In, 
     
     During her years as Principal; Borden‘ 
     
    

    
     of the school. beginning with one Members 0f the course, we"; ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     William Bonney and Rev. Hay-l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .' and large. 
     
    
   
   
    
     UTUDENTS STRIKE ; Siimmcrside Troop. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     v ‘53'3'3_'“- M'§5 D‘°k'°5°" before Scout course: Morgan Mt-Gaufi-l 
     
     accepting retirement saw the‘ ho-V and Harry Ma(.Ausiand_l 
     
     staff increased to twelve teachers central Royalty; Arthur Ga“mg_ i 
     
     ind 3 3°l‘°°l 3“9“d3""° "‘ k9°P‘ fith Charlottetown: Lloyd Millar‘ 
     
     ing with the increase in staff. ' 
     
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     t . NEW» VYOBK 'I\P‘~-SlU<’l€flllS 3‘ Wilson. Doris Coady and Mrs. 
     
    

    
     " ‘ V   l ‘”°" °“"  M" “""a NYLON TAFFETA PYJAMA 
     
    

    
     the Umierslty of Caracas M-nl an, Doris !\lc(‘arey. lst Charlotte-I _ 
     
    

    
     . strike griday ‘after a clash be» gm.-n; Joyce Hcmphill. Lorna in figured nylon taffeta. Peter Pan collar 
     
     , tween enezue an police and stu- Mat-Phail. Clara MacLeod and‘ . .~ - _ ~ 
     
     dents Thursday in which several (‘arol Ann comii of the 9th.‘ ‘dged Wm dalmy 13“ B”"°"°d mat Wm"  
     
     lace trimmed pocket. Full length trousers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i and David Quinn of Slemon Park; 
     
     011118 U190 W”? klllfllt V“"*‘LU¢" Cliarioitctmsii: Mrs Elaine Jelley 
     
     Sizes 32-38. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Dcsmond Gaudet of the 1st,. 
     
     1 PROTECTION AGAINST INTERFERENCE...sothatyour lyan political exiles in New York and Mrs Vivian Hnwatf of 
     
     ‘ ' local 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ win 1 ' e er’ term tedb anno reported. The clash nmlirredp (‘eniral Royalty: Donald Gordon.‘ 
     
     we gneaauremn V In p y ymg- When Sll-ldenlfi l‘8l‘l‘Y1llvil anti-izov-~ Kcnsinizion; Miss Helen Mac-i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     interference...cars starting. electric motors rtmnmg, etc. emmem posters med .0 d,.m0n_ “Wald. Parkdalel Charles Mom: " ” 
     
     Sl-l‘8l¢ lgalllfil 8 Dlehlscllc set for, is-A Helen Harley Slemon Park: 
     
     A TROUBLE-FREECHASSIS...that rformswell and 0°“ *5 l°'°'?'°<" "“‘*'“°'“ -‘'.a** ‘W KW" Wh°a“°¥- Sprint‘ Dore BED JACKETS 
     
     pe ' cos Perez Jimenez the 9X'll9S Park (icorivc Rt-ad Borden. ' . 
     
     dependably for years . . . that seldom,ifever, needs repairing. “M ‘ M _‘_r___'._____ ' Dainty satin bows bedeck the neck or 
     
     ‘—:"‘ “*”'"*"”‘*‘ l   outlaw l ""5 l°"°l-" -l3“l‘9‘- 30¢“? l‘ 0' dollblf  
     
     . . OU pleated sheer edge with lace. as are the ' 
     
     gT°€§i;QS(itAl(£'oIk7;YSPEAKERS' ' Jothat yourrrvsounds Just”   Discrimination open cuffs. Pink or Blue in size: S. M. 
     
     Mt-Giiigan and Boyle I-‘all sale and L‘ . 
     
     "OW 0"> BRANTFORD lCPl — Le2,i:;la~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     A BEAUTIFUL CABINET. ..sothat your'I‘V complements mm mmawmx racial and RH‘ 
     
     ' our home and looks well with your good furniture. Slides, Ha/.(‘ll)I'00k Scliool. . . . ll 11 
     
     Y Y T gda Nov 36 73” m !l0llS dlS(‘l‘l.n1inall0n in publicly  
     
     ‘“°‘ 3'' ‘ ‘ ' ' P‘ assisted housing is long ocerdue 
     
     u t ' in Canada. Sid Bliim. director of Mai-d.in.rp,,.;i §[yk\_{ in (has, §o.p,,p“im- 
     
     Hot Chicken SIlDI7<‘l' \'“'l‘‘“3 ‘M ‘'‘‘‘‘''‘h mbm‘ Commmm d. "baby doll" D\'.lamas~an assortment of  
     
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     :leasllw:":::;S1sa-‘IhSmm'e 3" mm  dg sal afiélgesgng a fur; captivating colors in opaque nylon. Sizes 
     
    
   
   
    
     practices education conference of‘ 3. M. and L 
     
    
   
   
    
     » Card Party {lid dance in Lot the Ontario Federation of Labor. 
     
    

    
     11  I 65 hall.Thursday. Nov 28 Spon— cited iarious instzinccs of dis-1 3 
     
     sored by C. W. I. criminalion in points across L‘an- II  tll . 
     
    

    
     .. . -ma W NYLON HOSE = 
     
    

    
     ’ - l\lmie The (ircal lizin F’:i!cl|. ‘mafia "“,m “.9”, ,h,.‘(.. e   
     
    

    
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     1"“ 5" H3ll- w°d"“‘d"‘~"- ‘\"‘''m In the Mariiinics ‘Neizrncs live. "Pai'nini7ed" finish in these personal c 
     
     Mr mm‘ 8'30" ”‘ -“‘l3"“E13l°‘l 3h°‘“‘~‘ l“ many "‘ length hosiery, "Bcrmiida" shade Con‘ Vt. 
     
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     Please reserve .\'in' 36 f r :22] ‘;:'::’ ::2nL:":$  trast seams. panel heels. 15 denier Sizes 
     
     "“'l"'¢l lI.v 22-tube Electra-Matlc chassis that dellwrs a sharp. clear 
     
     ' 'i‘l(‘lill‘P even in fringe areas. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Penny Auction at Holy Name . R1 to H 
     
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     Hall at 815 p m in aid of Bas- ;'::_:r;ny“:;"I;ycerfnuaiaig hfiluvsfl 
     
    
   
   
    
     in” Am" Smmy‘ in: outside to strcalled Nr-gin‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Shiir Gain Amatciir ('8\‘Rlt‘Rfle‘d"lrl('l‘ " _ N I & C  
     
     Grandview llall Tliiirsday \'nv.| fin r?1f)nBli"f".';]l_ .5 :ipgif'n :l|(‘lYll‘)Pf Y   
     
     28. Send applications in Mrs. Q '9 V0 "W 0 -“9P"‘ll _ . _ 
     
     Hamid Behm‘ Kinrnss. p n_ (ar Porters bought n hwmc n l,oo.<e duster style in quilted and flocked do  
     
    

    
     V a suburban development .‘lclQl‘.-; sign 'V'_vlon and crepe *4 and short sleeve: 1 - 
     
    

    
     Notice — All arrears owing hnrs gut l0i{l"lh(‘l‘ .-and diztiiu-pd H”m,m,d dnw" {mm gm,‘ ,2 N, in 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     laiir-uni interference protection includes all~important aluminum 
     
     . mil lIn(‘d cabinet. EASTOOURT pleats‘? Val‘? ~“""““’lI')"-" l_‘N- \'ai‘i0lls mcthods of trying to get 
     
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     Sdid mood nelk-raft cabinet tastefully styled. and finished ll ‘they will be handed in lo!‘ c0l- pellllnfslu (f)(i)Jr:"l(fIrg  lf)Ill(lhl:l'”l‘:Ra.l 
     
     ‘ “"ll<litany, Autumn Leaf Mahogany. Light Oak. or DeilcrIft'I in-tion, By order of Trustees, mihod; 3“; 3,, pi,“ did"-i 
     
     , I‘V(('lll§lV! Swedish Walnut. _ ‘bur “in (_M_ak_ade M “tmlwork ‘L ause or two 
     
     55'"-'I| Feature: . . . A.C. convenience outlet . . . tinted and tempered Hall Monday. December 9th.‘(‘on— °"1h°,r famllécs l" the dmmm Sal?‘ 
     
     ii-movable safety glass . . rubber feet . . . illuminated tiestanta please send names to E"?! W0" Wm” my Sm‘ 
     
     I iliannei |¢Ie¢[or_ Avgflgble wmi nil channel U.H.l". tuner. ,   Mrs. Raymond Taylor. Rice P? "_ _._...__._.. .-. 
     
     W 3.1“ in h. " " hm" "'“"'"’°' 2”‘ AMBASSADOR AKRIVES 
     
     I 27% Wide. 17 Deep. ""- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Regular Thursday night WASHlNG’IY)N 1Reutersi ~l)ai 
     
    
   
   
    
     li.i-;t'm0Houlr lnlclinunlt ONTAIIOAA-AN ALL CANADIAN OOIPANY nmvnuuvnuuaunuas-III!-I‘ . dances in Cardigan Legion Hall i Chapman. Gihanafin first an 
     
     ' ' cancelled for season. Special ihnssndor to the United States. ni 
     
     dances Christmas night and rived from New York Monday I- 
     
     New Year's Eve. itake up his dutieii. 
     
    
   
   
    
     c. A. MUNRO LTD.     
     
    
   
   
    
     DISTRIBUTORS Spring Park Village 
     
    
   
   
    
     j'isi pm, _ . saint Joiiii. N. a , , , 
     
     WM 9 - Amalgamation Plebisciie 
     
     - Date: November 27th 
     
    
   
   
    
       ‘     Poll open 12:00 a..m. to 9:00 pm. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in spring Park Fire Hall 
     
     5 187 Gt. deep It. (tiara Dial 5547 1” (heat George 3-. 0I‘hw| Ilhl CC! '4‘): voters:— 
     
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     HOLMAN'$ 
     
     "PERSONALLY 
     
     PICKED IY SANTA 
     
     CONTEST" 
     
    
   
   
    
     siso WEEKLY 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     possessed of real or personal pro- 
     
     perty valued at $325.00 or more. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     \ 2—Wife or husband of real or personal pro- ’ 
     
     petty owner. ' 
     
     COUSINS‘ “N0 “V” . ,....,3.:,~:.°m;"',*..**°.2,:,.,z,°,;;=§ °' W W ha" HOLMANS LADIES WEAR Both Stem 
     
     nu." I” ' ' I. '_ ha.‘ ‘4 Check voten list—l1' your name not on—mn- : 
     
    
   
   
    
     tact sheriff before day of plebiscite.