.. Wed.. April 13, i956 The Guardian, Page 13 POINT or Roch;

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By Thornton W. Burgess A w:ekiilmi:eiiracrogV?ln.a"f.fd'&'..3; run roncmo Mas -mm. nu... .,., mm. hum" mu . -. ;'ld7rb0tIIi' School on Wednesday. er" :5 "01 '"0li1I1l 1&1;-"1d::tll::?'l' could have done a little better by Proves the lreatest test or will. Mfr: .fl:;;;'m';1ll:gi:i' H221: high foam; briffsiilj ztfley musfllm w suiitinr to diamonds and drivins 3 ---old Mother Nature. mm” the men W" h-ddlb satire cognize I mmng pan. The muow. out East s king, but in. any case . g 0 h 5, V '- in; hand illustrate. this important East's honors would have made peter R.-ihbijtl was ii: tr;iutlihle.'l:et . -l '99 MacKay oi savage any. i ,1itrouemos0cma -' 4.1: Wtsnll: seem. but the trouble this

bour. A delicious lunch P0 it a shallow victory for North- by Mrs. Fred Mosherw::dula,i1: 30"”-

ruoueu-r i COULD new A Lrms run wm-i rw all were um”, WY 0 W Htkcoztgisrv ALWAYS

louth dealer.

lme was a little worse than usual. wlllred Comm N m, m i I, The fact was. of course. that E W35 3 W'l5"39F-1 Yes; si;iePeht;; Mr. Joseph McKanna Point de or "nu. 911:?" 1.. llillonh "ml tooblnulshldinuuuglulw V TH Moggmggr . bl) was I prlone. ' I own msera e o n an as is is Foiz 1 - 3.1.. trapped. He had dodged into !I:0;l(l;del:8ll'ltlull'l.ll oEnste; hliolidays 7: 2:, too little attention to t e clear 1'M'rii2Ei7A3i: t?l2OUILE5 Foizmllfaei p,,mm- Brown's sugarhouae to d t M 13 m” 0 I "M19 v' . implications of South's bidding. you guy -1'uA-f HAWNG 'r2A:i:ic 2 . fgscape from Raddy For and I ,';',?d lauungfn, 1" "d M11 Wu" gr 3 N. A 5 1 South. even alter having been Pzosusmsi mischievous Merry Little lireeu - - t .10,” N Q R J warnedoby North's pass to one had slammed the door shut. i - ' - The many friends and relatives 010 '6 5 ':2 Q slmlo that he could not expect Hldln under a bunk in the little ' '15 d I,-x.hX..,V : in this area 0! Miss Kathleen Fee- A 9 1 4 W E 9 I my 'uppon' had jumped to lo" augarholiise Peter was is scared gd arm. han, Mount Stewart. are sorry to 13 S 108 Ind" W" Ealirs hhreellllun" gnbbn. Helx1:n:,;,eBtri:::n!:.n:oe,g MI. ,, ';?;;'6”m .4” "-31 learn that she is confined to her K 1 . 52 and moreover e an o owed rown or

. A '7 this course in full knowledge lpre- WW1 d soon come back. whn could hon" thrown ulna" Q J sumablyi ol the respective vulnor.

. , ' l.lt th'kbl.th, he do He "' """" """"" :. "'1: ..z' ...i:.:. '3.'::". ”i:::r..':;:t J5.'i'.'2l- '1” cl-KQ . rm. a....:.:, ”"ttf"r gearmaeddyt E10: ;VI:ul:n:: M". "I, new mm u 9 0 ' Charlottetown on March 23rd” The biddihr South had intended to surrender. will in! 01' 1" 0",” ,- . l - whil I the ity D I ' Very obviously. his only intention iirrsdazuiouizzi E'.”.”.."i”.i..”.ii351.2:ii.2'.J.i.”.5flii.5I?if.'.i::..”..3. ...'i:t .22. 5:” i!:.': 5'." to

Mickey Mouse

. ix weeks has been a patient in 4 . P clde between a double live hearts

01 Farm" BWW" "d ”""” W" ”"""" "w" "'3" he could ' Ch lttt H ' l "' Pt" 5' and Persistence to five spades.

Farmer Brown's boy. but he would bEII'- It Items: to him that he the arc eown ospita. Pill 'P"' 1"" g Since North had no valuea what-

be near enough to watch for Pet- m:fft1lh0.5&1:ekw';3lnul and Farmg rlilr. Jtghn Feltihanl. lliolnt de Roche When North Passed on the last ever llllnlil 1'";F"1;Ob"ht ill” hmlf; er to come out. ' , . t w ere e wi vs with mem- round, thereby letting East vir- trump Support 01' U1 . 1 5 0"

Wliat Peter feared would happen. 8? Brown 5 boy knew nothing abou

bers of his family for the t i ii .i l ih h d, S th id h been easy-for him to choose did happen. Farmer Brown's boy 111' bflnl "W94 0"” .F"'t'l”: two weeks. Mr. Feehan's ni?:o,sl1:i'l-,oI:'e:ontaein :35 ai3;urt,"L"nd amgise to live spades; and that came back into the little sugar- 3l'0WUl 1303' dmpped A bi!” stg sons, Wilfred and Reginald. and his mood did not improve when contract, it allowed to stand, would house. He left the door open a lit- 05 W005 "'1 1" ""9" ”" er 5 his daughter Lorena. are employed l-last went down one trick. East have been made without dillioiiity .iIe way. Peter was greatly tempted. bunk PW" ”'”'9d "1 13””. ":1 in Barrie. ruflcri Suiilli's second lead in by South's using two trump" en- lllliglkgmi gtllliactllty Clgglllptggti Hlfemhlliltf lJlflntt2h:nt1lvlA:ll!dn'lt.mTl:miiltel::Il( eiiltztllpet-1 Mr. Gerald Doyle who has been spmlm drew Humps and then mes m dummy for diamond unm-

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side in the wink of an eye. Twice rollinsilust as it reached him. A employed on a lake vessel which d he club gut n

he started to do this. Then he re- momallt 0" 1W0 1816? Flfmer was in port in Halifax. Nova

mcmbered Rcddy Fox. He stayed Brown's boy relched under to W11 Scotia, spent Easter with his mo- retiirn to his home after spending JAPAN EXP-AND3 ARMY '

right where he was and kept still. "ill milk 0111- P911139! 3”" ca” ther. Mrs. BEPDEPI Doyle. Sav- a few weeks in the Charlottetown TOKYO (A1,) J5 any u er '”' I

For a little while Farmer 8110" 110W lllrd ll Was there for age Harbour. Hospital. "' P "P ”' 4 5

Brown's boy was busy. There ll P939? 10 K999 P9l'leC1l)' qtlll. HOV,” . house Monday approved two bills

I M 0, work in I gun, amp. ever, he did and Farmer Browns A fair 5110 crowd attended the Mr. James Iilciiinls who recieved

' . . . S. A . ' . . . V , to boost the nation's armed --ma Farmer as how 1;; 200.: ”"X..2i”3.i.?iiii;2:."L”..., ..... E.i"i?..::f...; ..":;r.:.i.5:'”."..Ei:: :::?:..k inlzizi mum by we men. lower ;1;10ar:eeris:leu?::s Egmglngd t pl:-:ner time Farmer Brown's boy left. He Maccormacll. Point de Roche, town, had his cast removed on lI0USl llleady hid P3”9d "'9'"-

gmwn might go home to supper. was going home to supper, He and Mr. Charles Campbell, Sav- Mallll 20111 1J1mmy ll the I011 Land. sea and alr forces will be N? HEB cOMN5!,GH1. ITS mo Mow! 51,2-' You see. it was,” very tar from lclttased the door behind him and it f3r5:zll:m)0ll1lol.”WeCrertl:dM0nIt:l! ?:lIi1;l”liV(l:s.a Jrfhin D. Mclnnga Mud mm 179,090 to 197.000 men. , Ov!R.,m'OoR JUNKORJ p1DN'1' 1-av RiNeiNgUTHl Vi home. Then they would return and Ilcmfd lPteterhtourid that out when : tehe winner-ofytzn d ac n yre m In Tmadie gm: HOW I851 s A new mixed brigade and a new THINK Juniors 1 Hope HE? NOT Too i7ooIaEi.L, OLi2.SELVlS.',' i boil sap through the evening to 5 0 8 er e tried to push the w s e oor prize. I 5 n air corps will be created. The bulk ALL near. H53 M SICK. . -i make syrup. Farmer Brown's boy 001' OPE". Of course he couldnt Mm wmmd Com" h g A variety concert was held st or the manpower boost comes in. BEEN AWFULL .

womd probably stay all night. do it. He was still a prisoner and i as re 1

g h g Mount Sicuart' Community Hall the land force. up l0,000tol60.- squatting law under mm bunk he would stay a prisoner until fxgnigclg"n;f'alh?)Tehe:"fl;ci':'eg';: on Tiiesiiay evening March 27th. 000 men. - hm and wished , mm; someone came to open that door. ' lziliilie-fh wulrsish because there was Meanwhile Redd! W8! doing Just Gsrdtlmi stem? Medium Ma”' r r ' M . t nothing he could do about u. H, what Peter .thought..he would do. gagaligi 0: mg"? 1593'" """1-V our Boar wished that- he had never come He was hiding behind a pile of " 5"" "'""'3

QUIET TODAY!

in the dear Old Brier-patch. Every brush Very D98? that little house. the map” In this "em lime Farmer Brown's boy came "9 knew 11181 1119 Only WHY P91-91' Miss Anne Mclnnls, Point de over there and had stayed at home Could 39' ""1 Way b-V.W3Y 01 11"” lRoche. spent Easter in Little Han over near that bunk Peter's heart dmrt Fmm 1”5 h'd”13iP13c9 helbour, at the home of her brother

could watch that door and at the and sme,..in,iaw Mr and Mrs same time keep put of sight of ' ' '

ding House Major Hoople

F A A Farm” Brown 8 n d Farmer Reuben Mclnnis. l Brown's boy, it was a good thing Mr. Wilfred MacDonald of I for Peter that he was keeping still. Mount Stewart. has been able to i I i DAILY CROSSWORD 33..., mm... ACROSS DOWN 18. One : I. Sway about 1. Ground living i looeely wheat. In the i I. Father 2. River iFr.) cast I tcmId'a 3. East at 20. Pig pen 1 term) burden 22. Fence : 9. Shut 1. Cherished pole I I0. Commnnn animal 5. Per- , h H in Italy 5. Uncertain sonal I 6 J! C ' re an )2. Lift. 1. Fruit pronoun I no N I n 13. Vegetables drinks 2(. Per- 1 Ex'I'Ax . 14. Belonging 1. Part or: term l'nIHtlu"- Aaavrol . 1 Th! Chosolsnod lltllllvi to us telephone 25. Pieplant 36. Chills and l ' ..-------.----------- K. Paesagewa) I. Heats, 26. Sun god fever 1 .3. ,. W- between as glass 29. River 37. Contest . . . . . . . seats it. Mince tlowing into of speed in. cm ii. East by English 39. Pound L Y BUT QF COUPSE. THE 'NE0N5'DEQA1'E I9. Roman south Channel iabbr.) D'D you ALTUA L - MoM- AND ALL I CQEEp-- THE VERY pound tabbr.) 32. Live coal to. Obtain EVEQ HEN? 0l'AIW- LEAST HE col. 3 l . :1. Device for lg. Emmet. go. Garments 4l.The waiintia THPi1hLGDg?N1'JN1'c11:EzQLV HAVE DONE launching an 1 . Begone. 4. Speaks tBraz.i . airplane from a ship 14.'rapeatry N. Dominate 1-! 18. Stave: ilrueeday tabtr.) , . 7 a. City in ti engi ' '-- i ipou..'i"l tasuimoiuti IS Nan mm 3, uumgga. T5 A MOLLUSK "V V " SE; A, MISTA m.suL.4 as. Exam bird uwifil?Alk”'?"'”i' (N. . " Q. Goods sunr at as V" attached " toe buoy do. Talkatlve ' 42. Man's name cl. lfenclsg , rs ' A s- e- ” :3: T"luisvs-iron-udraatoee ' hung. Maoist-iqye. Mich. 5, snlo" 4-I7 TME GIGNON THIS BRIDGE DAILY CBYPIOQUUFE -. Here's how to work it: WWMWSSW-9 V A X Y D L B A A X R SIPNOIVBPIDGEISBEMW KeapIVourHomo "L0NGFEl'Low

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