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     MARCH  1953 THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE THIRTEEN.  
     
     J , communism”: second Great Leader Lies In state liaar Lenin's Grave mmwu mm 1 1 ' 
     
     . . . . PRESIDIUM or- 1 M . 
     
     SUPREME SOVIET l ,LENiNs TOMB 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     V Mvilvm OF ARMOI 
     
    
   
   
    
     AND ANTIOUITIES  
     
    
   
   
    
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     IVAN THE GREAT 
     
     DELF-RY 
     
    

    
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     .' 4 OUSPENSKY CATHEDRAL 
     
    
   
   
    
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     VODOVZVODNAYA 
     
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     only a. few from the Westei-n'penel.rable Kremlin wihich h0lds:f.n any but top men in the Swiel 
     
     world hsve aver mm-gd the 1m-lsecrets that may never be knownlhierarchy. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     9. . . for dental work done at the Clinic ALBERTO” ENITED - M- 5- lstevrardshlp secretary, read I. brie! 
     
      in Bonshnw was passed for pay-I article on Stewardship and showed 
     
     "Will. mM1'5- 5- Heb” "l"d.V W35 ll”-ll" the menibr-rs a picture of Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 The sit-k committee F9ll0l'lP(l'esS 10 me M'",ch mmtmg M m” DOYOULV MiU'rI1lllll'c. nlissionlsfy in 
     
     Mr. and-Mrs. Gordon Jewell and lwa slmpallll. rams Scull The Alberton Auxiliary of the W-M-5.. India, who is the missionary for 
     
     family visited recently at the school committee presented a bill as which me” We” 14 m”"b"5 special prayer in the Auxiliary thi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The president slmrc-d th - 
     
     Miss Velda Green, Chsrlotte- hers mm, most ;llm,.m,Ce g:):TsiMrs. Gordon Hardy, Mrs. Cliai-lcslp5l,Cc1a11y M155 Magnlyrg of Imus, 
     
    
   
   
    
     7 Jim -.--- town, was a. recent weekend visitor of mrd: rm, wpchl Mmsiom md Johnston and Mrs. Fred Lcarilt, and D1; Gjlclll-151 or Afmm, 
     
    

    
     - , L the home of her parents, Mr. . ' '  '  " i , who offered prayers. f The Stud 3001; ghapter W111; 
     
     NEW HAVEN lg. L The mmules of the prQVl0u5IWlHlFCS uere appointed as fn1- New Glasgow W. M. S. which was an l "l n. if members vilslrtu puuhase any . l , 3'1 W V ' 
     
    

    
     lwo meellnn were read, gpp1-ov.llCIWSZ School, Mrs. Clare-nccl Frlz- geld 1? the ChUl;2fLD8l'lOr13g1hTl'i'e;. :1 d Mrs H rson Gree cl lhgse lor lhelr owl" user may dugletii P1t':Seldetl1lls,nlli;I;:. rG!li;eezllin,gcoiiA  !.iA4.Il1lJlll;SetI3Lk&:ida8t;711liex.:;nl:tE 
     
     The "gmrlr ””3v"”' mclemtw Em amid sllznedf Oqrei W: rmttnrl?)-':I(lll?:lilM'fisl:s   p:zsl:e:!tm:::'th:  and. read Mrs 0"” M"- Him" w”'”- Tfiiyinztmitepfgildf Wm be pm to lm" W” mid by Mrs Aubrey the medical work dune. by the min- 
     
     M the New aven omen's ns 1- er pa 101” N'- ll? 5 V " 'l ' t   ' ' . . .. , Charlottetown, were visitors to the ”, V. . from Mrs. John Scott, Presbyterial sion in Africa She brought out. the 
     
     lute Will ll?” 31 W0 h9"”? "I dl5P1"5'”d ”m'"”"5 ””c”'”'' IR” M'1Ckm"O"' 1mm". Mm the can m ).Wlsmp' Mm” W home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Mrsl HL”r"” MMIWH" ””'”ed Secretai for Christian Steward-I ' '9 - 
     
     Mm Earl Moore on March 4th The sir-k commitlon report:-dllluizli V.1vl.:)nnnld,. Mrs. ( lnrcnz-e Righteousness. Wm” on March I". men:-bets to her home for the next shlpl mwghe allocallon for the coupl:KEl:":nr&ef:,:1::f;:;lE:;; l:,'f'C:l;l2tnx;r;vce 
     
     bun attendance of nineteen ::g:1(;(sCI;ll(l;,ressl::llllil50risllliglil, andlIllll:;vlkCl:ll:;!nI.o:l:lDnglllgh,  The progrilmblgf all Ifqollowst M.” I tn: De pl I :;ft:rl:lg.byR:;llqll:l:lmi): iolmlic 3:1;  gear. It ulasmuiiaiilllmoilsly dc- ways of treating illness should be 
     
     mam ML - , - , ' ” ' H n, "In C ris ere s oEast 0 ung 0 C 0 . . V c e accep e s ocs ion of r laced b the lrnowled e or the 
     
     The meeting npened by singing The school committee l'0l'l0rtl?(lln(:)- ' ll - b h M ogmwesln; scripture. 1 John 4:6- Kmgsgon gnended the hockey game g”e51u”"'b((;fs j.l”e5;5I'”"I'A"”5t" Pm s360 and to raise more if possible. cellprlszlall yzay or llfe andgthe mad. 
     
     the Institute Ode and repealing linoleum, blinds, paper towels, ' Fhe nut me? ill: lsnlo E 0 20' 0,, Mm wall,e,.w0m,; prayer in North River Rink on Saturday e '5' ' ' ' l” ""3, PM There were three mlslonary 1c31 gklll and care which the nug- 
     
     the Creed in Un'I0n- The l"'9ll' and Coal ll00kS NNl"d "ll" ”l9l '”V Wt; 5"Pt?0'-,,'”w:1l”” "IE1 ”h""t' by Angle 1.1111; meditation by An. night, February 28th. The 1za.me ::q'”g”(',"mD” hil0”lIm "99 N” be books read during the month and sionsrles are striving to give to the 
     
     imam occupied the rhnlr. Roll school. It was nmvod nnrl 50:--VSli(!-Eli: vii 1 a c op all me MMNelll: two VH5” of --3195; was between Cornwall and Nine I0?  .: ll M',1'fl”" 13"”. Mrsr the Community Friendship work people of Africa. The need for 
     
     call was nnswcrod with R cent on onrled to gel. sonic. l dc”-H ill I l up (w . be llle T19 that 1311,1315--; l-ead1,lg, Mile Creek Bulldogs. , 'mm':3c ::f””ld'-il- "('1 '1 f,""h "am" was reported as follows: 48 homcimore medical workers is very 
     
     Inch for 0110'! WEN m9ll5""l"9l"v C0”95P0l'd9"Cif W” ””''l ”"dl 0 T :"l ,5(l"25 I141 g”l:':1'l'L'lg ”Japan Re-visited”, by Hattie Rol- - LOUIS Ma Le"? 5&”dW1(1cI95- JMER calls, 20 hospital calls, 18 cards, 14 great, as well as the need for more 
     
     realising the sum of 3x6.22. discussed including zi lottnr from a?Wf1" C 0 ' ' "I hi t 3' lings; the New Testament in Potatoes are not A Very encour- G,” , . 9 k”" N?" ”- 0  treats and 10 letters, An scknow- missionaries to spread the gospel 
     
     M.?..j. the European Flood Relief I-und.iMlVmllllH "ml a WY-V l”m"f?"l5 verse; also 3, 311,19 quiz by Annie aging business to many of the , l 9SPl9- 55 9v "- Walmn UV ledgement for expreslons of sym- gmong the vast number, of pQop1e 
     
     lrltrr. lhe Imeellnsl C1059d W11 H111; 131k on work 1,, Japan by farmers, with the high cost of '"'l;5h'0'l9 anfl M”- MOM ?l13'd9' Dathy was read from Mrs. Carl in Africa. who have not yet: been 
     
     e meeting then adjourned Weeks. reached by it. Dr. Strongway says 
     
    
   
   
    
     Th bod l P, - J05 1 sl ll ' lh so let m l, of Sleell lay 1n 1 emlbalmed in a glass cofifln. A committee of top Soviet. leaders completed l . 
     
     state 1; me yiieiizutlmeimi-ietatlii of 'i;....2...'; 1,, fm. .',.,,,., 3, Trade unlom - final nmngemems for the elsvborate funeral Monday ml the 73-year-old mm” 0' Ml- lmd MW hm” J” for 51.40 for articles purchased Pllf::;ll- Jam” Hod Son led H E year. After a period of silent pm- 
     
     nom the 37'” Lem" mwsoleum m Red dictator who led the 20o'oo0'000 people 0! the sow" Umon 1” the pan f during the mOnm' openintr worship seriice assisted l;.V bxelrsvltfS.ofAu;le)i11i:ilo1f:rypr:vy:rll(eg: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ::;I,f,a,,; .Ewll-11:,-1:9 11,, y1r,dys01 me launder ol Russlllla oommlmlsm 1195 29 years. Photo shows Moscow's famous Red Square in the Kremlin. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mill 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     It was moved and seconded in 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ,send 55.00 to this fund. Srverzll;"T;l9”?l1:'9"4' "C "Wm M” Mrs, watterworth; hymn, "Saviour Dlliductrllorl land the present low and Ms dosed with MT” Q um” 
     
    

    
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     lmknowxedgmncms 0! 5) mpmm "st 01 Svflgrgixiiiiwi N-4i(i '1: nil-nlv reach..Mc Day By Day ' and My D11 eel. sic?” fare ndovmi vmy Mrs louis Mac! can held u m M”. -A. R4 wan” Invited the Africa -is moving rnnmrd and 
     
        M.(,rc ruolvrd "ml mm, l l. nndzxl .1”. 4.1 I  ll" Mr; lPi-ayer by Margaret Stevenson. ?0WY fits nss on an 5Ull0llIldr INF lllguclsi Tl! B H E!  members to the lnarsonagc for the happy will thclworld be if it be- 
     
    

    
     ” - l 1 . ll was mmwl l,l. Mrs, 1,1,;-Iuoi or .1 (loss to oulnzl . .' All" llle buslness pen-Dd and mg poin . - ., l Hi: 6! eans,u)Ic1 next meetlng, vihere the Easter comes a Christian Africa. 
     
     henlidncyIf& I .l-4m.n,l,y and 5,,mml,.d hy 31,15, Judson liinr-Piwc. inn occasion lic- l.l,pm.ls me lollowlng appomlmems ....... was won by Mrs. Watson Llv1ng- program will be conducted by Mrs. The hymn "O My Saviour, Lifted 
     
     "..T".'..:wb..i;. I I I Earl Moore that all bills be paid. iimz her fifth wedding anniversary. we” made ml. the Mural meellngl On Friday nllzht. February 27th 5t0”9- Lullilh and a social chat Cvreen and the Watchtower report From The Earth For Me", and the 
     
     .M,.,,. pnlmk Cgvanagh lm-swmlrlcadm Murlel Housllml helpers, M,-sl Elmer walsh W35 hostess to 3 completed a very pleasant eve- will be given by Mrs. Hebe: Hardy. Mizpah Benediction brought the 
     
    

    
     n us. . Mn. Wm. Aubrey, Christian meeting to 1. close. 
     
    
   
   
    
     :-ha. and (dill. J. l Some discussion took place re-l . ' l l 
     
     1 1n.lher with a suitable gun on ho- Gladys MacDonald and Margaret group of ladies when edemonstra- 
     
    
   
   
    
     disturbed mt allan . 
     
     1 - t garding a music teacher to l l 
     
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     -u rum 0 - l 1., s1 lg N r . as scrvc xv .  . . l eson: prayer ea er. rs. ' - y 
     
     p:;;neg,,1::z;,,lf:;', f,';f,C,l ll? .,.,.f;.",,”..,.”;?J.1E2...I?...N  - E. Railings. The place will bv: the lanchwwlash served by the hostess. 
     
     . .- A , h I Mrs. H I d Hill, (1 r5- 35 - 
     
     i?.'.”ii.5'.?-'.'.'i":I, N...  "l W5 mum W” ”l'”” ”"'” ' New GLASGOW w. M. s.  fl km, wflf i: M. ”" ..-- 
     
     drugstore. voum  ...r ” Hi We "ext m”""”'.  ms Y 5 Many M: the people of this oom- 
     
     """”'”" D"”''' C ” 5"" memh" ”"'"'d ” mmi "Are You Awake?" was the theme Th” mew"? d”"d Mm the c' munlty attended the Ice Carnival 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     was among the winners of the 
     
     costumes prizes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the Institute News. Now mm-Inf nu, Fcbfuary mecllng of mcIw.3lM. benedlcuon. which was held M North River Y 
     
     Rink on March 2nd. CongrI.tula- 0 ll a  a a r 
     
     "” tions are due Mr. Ormhn Yen who I I I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     The news of the death of Mrs.   
     
     Malcolm Macswaln at the Prince 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' - Edward Island Hospital was heard 
     
    

    
     , E? with regret by many of 1... old. momenf of 
     
     time friends of this community. ., . 
     
     -- l Mrs. Mscswnln formerly lived at it - 
     
     .3 . Kingston village. Sincere sympathy l - 
     
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      V o is being extended to Mr. Macs 
     
     (3 '  Swain, Miss Joyce Macswain and 
     
     I 0 pr 1 F  ” C Mrs. James Beers of Cornwall. 
     
     X  M 7 ' l 5 -TI” 
     
     . . . On Mu-oh 3id Mrs. Bud Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ll lg; Kinnon was hostess to the miles 
     
     fl , of the United Church W.M5. Mrs. 
     
     fl,-l f Bertram Willis led the devotional 
     
     V; l put of the meeting. Mrs. zelpha 
     
    
   
   
    
     Neweon, president, presided over 
     
     the businem part of the meeting. 
     
     Readings were taken from the 
     
     Missionary Monthly. A dainty 
     
     lunch was served by the hostess 
     
     assisted by committee in charge. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CLYDE RIVER WV. 1'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .'1'he monthly meeting of the 
     
     Clyde River W.'I. was held at 
     
     the home of Mrs. Mont Hyde on 
     
     March 2nd. The meeting opened 
     
     with the Institute Ode and Cni- 
     
     lect. Roll call was answered by 
     
     nine members, naming "A coun- 
     
     try I would like to visit, and 
     
     why." One member paid dues. 
     
     The minutes were read, approv- 
     
     cd And signed, and business arles 
     
     ing from them was dealt with. 
     
     One play has been obtained for 
     
     reading, and another is to be 
     
     written for. A bill for postage 
     
     on the overseas parcel amount- 
     
     ing to 52.25 was paid. 
     
    

    
     The correspondence was then 
     
     read. It was moved and seconds 
     
     ed that 310 be sent to the Flood 
     
     Relief Fund: from the money in 
     
     hand. This is to be replaced from 
     
     members own donations. Those 
     
     present handed in theirs on the 
     
     spot and It is hoped that absent 
     
    
   
   
    
     members will send theirs to the . . 
     
     E treasurer before the next meeting. ' In ihc Stramcd 5'13"” "r 3 hmimal 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     if donations amount to more than . - la 
     
     the 510 Sam the Mume Wm bl, operating room . . . or in a from lI'IC 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Illalrel Full Time Chm!-r Fovlol I-I-enna. and know u i' 
     
     Fluid H-rum Ddvo nu: not-omil an -II '53 modrll Al ntru cw '. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PnmBgIIII.InllIblunV-EtaM-Int1.IvIOhndIlI09uiIWM"l forwarded later. A bill Ior 31.62 drcsslng nation I l l I life may hang on 
     
     the slender thread ofn blood 
     
     No wonder . . .. in so responsive. So easy . . . it gives you the option of 1ru11.r;,,., , N transfusion. Often it is the only hope. 
     
     to drive . . . so luxuriously comfortable. I Power Steering that llltns and Parks Your . And Wm" bklod '5 Mcded ” '5 
     
     . No wonder! . I . it gives you the fading all car with thenmerest touch. Eliminating all V,     "mud ,1, mm, For mm of 11.1, 
     
     Chl'Yl10l' OVTMG fall that Of W”'Pm' '3'” "wheel tight l l ' l ” The DAVID BROWN Tractor service a life can be lost. For want of 
     
     WM79" N0.w0ndcr! ' ' ' ws 80 beaumuny styled A  MANUR-E SPREADERS funds the blood may not be there. 
     
     No wonder! . . . its famous I-'ircPowcr or dfhght t0 k”.k 3L parked atyf”'l' fm"fdm” 1" New Idea and Otacol You can help make sure that it is . . . 
     
     Spitfire ermine will Pu" W" W 0' "V G"”""" "" ”” '"" ””'"'"3 ”"' "" If MILK COOLERS by giving today. one generously 
     
    
   
   
    
     "tilht spot" in 3 hum" Chryslen "8 a thrill she '0'” f0met- 1 Combination Freever and lice? Y0” Red Cm” W0"! 
     
    
   
   
    
     l ' ' ' it” "ew'”'pe mock absorbers ”."”"0'” up and you .mm either! . ” Refrigeration Units. -v 
     
    

    
     we wont mad limp; Wouldn t waken And you ll both be proud when your friends  r FARM WAGONS on 
     
    

    
     a baby! W"? t” """'k ' ' ' . rubber, etc. ' 
     
    

    
     , "I SEEYQQ DRlVElA CHRYSLENI" l '   lat   
     
     . ' 5 Fieury Bissell Tandem Disc , 
     
     1 . g . 2 and SW "W  55,310,600 IS needed this year 
     
     - ' .' K  5 ' A SPECIAL ' 
     
    

    
     .4 umiiucrunm in auras l   Gift: In your Red Cross are wicely and 
     
     E   I I , 1 (E3530 Gnu," lwfrigommr Edtbyfdf the drtnunling 
     
    
   
   
    
     IV CNIVllEl520RPORAVl0N 
     
     i as new at less than . l I 1 
     
     .. hlnjec! In adv! by the Dormmrm fmrcrnmmf. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     0! CANADA. LMIYID 
     
     U2 price of new. 
     
    
   
   
    
     on DISPLAY AT YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-FARGO DEALER l Used Trwtom-F.mm" A 62 PRlNcE sTREETl CHARL0,r,rE.l.0wNl PHONE 2880 
     
     a - - and Allis-Chalmers F- 
     
    
   
   
    
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