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senators said after a closed ses- sion with “Secretary of . State Dean Rusk here there isa

ing on" inside Russia.

There was no hint of what it

might be, if. anything. “Obviously, something is go-

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A delightful evening was spent | at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

-tames-Reitty on Wednesday, Jan- .juary 3, when relatives, friends

9:30 p.m.—My Three and neighbors assembled to wel- 10:00 p.m.—Def come them: to the district. The |

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address of welcome was read by | Doyle Giffin and the presenta- | ° tion of a.rocking chair, electric |

Policy Moves Simmer. In Russia, Yanks Feel

WASHINGTON (AP) —_ Two!

feeling .that ‘‘something is go-| indicates some major policy de-

| tov, denounced by Soviet Pre-

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ing on in the Kremlin,’ Sena- tor Hubert Humphrey (Dem. Minn.) told repgrters, wdding: “The great lacK of information’

cision may be in the works.”

Senator J. W. Fulbright. (Dem. Ark.) told reporters Rusk ap- parently “has the feeling some thing is going on” inside Rus- sia but does not know for sure.

“It is based“tn well publicized differences within the Sino-Sov- jet bloc,’ Fulbright added, as well as what he called ‘‘the very

former Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. The 71-year-old Molo-

mier Khrushchev as a Stalinist, was last reported in. Moscow planning to resume his post as

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bedroom lamp and hall. mirror | Soviet representative on the In- was made to the couple. Mr,.|ternational Atomic Energy

“Mr, and Mrs, Donnie Doyle, | ae MacDonald, Covehead on Bloomfield, entertained friends M y. : on New Year's day at a delicious | want et as Sum-

turkey dinner. .¢ . : Leland Currie and Bernie | Christmas at his home in York

high school ‘studies at Dunstan's University in lottetown after spending Christ-

Mrs, Fred MacDonald, Char- Saint | sottet

Char. | own spent Sunday, Decem- —-ber24 atthe heme of fer son |and daughter-in-law, Mr. and

mas at the homes of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Cur- ae ae one a

rie and Mr. and Mrs. Clem», 7 O'Connor, Cape Wolfe, “— in Charlottetown.

and Mrs. Leith Brown, |

trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints,

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Reilly, on behalf of himself and | Agency in Vienna. . , his wife, theabed euuyens Sie : ’ pg ee st npr ee the lovely gifts and their 2 te LURAY, meptaliy. "The remainder at| YORK Sei w Sek ho aean ONE evening was nt in dan- o me nae Mr ‘Leith Brows spe returned | [4 PIPED BOM THE NEARBY LURAY CAVERNS bs Lunch was served by. the hos- | his home in York after being | « . lon, _|@ patient in the Prince Edward . R : 7 ere A Oct, Bur. | sland oe : DAILY CROSSWORD ~ _- ton, has resumed her teaching | (Mf. and Mrs. Roy Creed, ACROSS 4.Leger- 24. Palm duties in Montreal, after having | iy ory at the ees pg oot | 1.Droops demain lily ; spent the Yuletide season at | yf.0 "Toi, Brown 5. Fourth 5. Indian 28, Wom. her home. | Rev. and Mrs.-G.A.D. Elliott,| 9.Spoken @ Mews = : Miss Christina Doyle has Te | vory.’ were the guests of their | 10. Syrian city nickname ae sumed her studies at Prince of % : name . il in Charlott son and daughter-in-law Rev. 3. Relax 7. College 20. Indian Wales College in etown | and Mrs. Waldo Elliott at the . Win enroilmenta — mul- : - after spending the Christmas | wargate Manse for New Years| 16.Arosebush 8. Reach TIRAITIE holidays at the home of her par- | Day. | (poet.) a - — ents,, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon | Mr. and Mrs, Ruben Watts en-| 17. Tavern 11. The ruddy ak 3 ; Doyle, Campbellton. tertained a few of their friends eels duck - = Vatgtiys inoue Mr. and Mrs, Charles Perry, | on Friday evening. Amoung the |/20.Toward ‘12, Ahead > siete Br. nt visitors 7 37. Chemical acton, were rece guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ira/| 22. Alcott 14. Born suffix 43. Biblical at the home of his parents. Mr. | Carr, Western Canada; Mr. and heroine - 19,RoyalAlr 9. Novice —. and Mrs. Arthur Perry, Burton. | Mrs. Ralph Carr, Stanhope and | 25. Perched Force 41. Stinging 44. Jewish Mrs. Ida Mae Dalton is/ Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts, Char- | 26. Article (abbr.) insect months spending the winter at the home | jottetown. eo 27.Egresses 21. Sole 42. La ¢h, Ane of her daughter, Mrs: Colridge| Mr. and Mrs. Beverely Simp-| 29: Weak 22. Suitor en. Rogers and Mr. Rogers in Bur-|son and daughter Shelly, York, | 31-Near 23. Utmost heroine “moth ton. spent their Christmas holidays | 32-Simpleton Mrs. Edward Collicutt, Bur-| at Cavendish at the home of Mr. | %4-Confed- S ton, is a patient in the Char- | Simpson's parents. erate lottetown Hospital. | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-| 35: Biblicad . Miss. Eileen Doyle has resum- | Dowell, Glen Valley, spent New city ed her studies at Saint Dun-| Years at the home of their | 36: Swift stan's University in Charlotte-|daughter and sonindaw, Mr. | %% Anglo-- town after spending the Christ-| Mrs. Donald Crockett, York. — mas season at the home of her| Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munn, 40. A riddle ~| mother, Mrs. ‘Myrtle Doyle, | Charlottetown, spent Sunday in 44. Bowfin Campbellton, —_ ‘ | York. at the horne of Mr. and 45. Sh Stella and Wayne Howard Mrs. Arthur Brown. | > ne have resumed their studies at| Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Vessey, 46. Band- 1 SDU after spending the Yule-| and family, York spent New " eader Ben tide season at:the home of their | Years in Milton at the home of ara parents, Mr, and Mrs, Bennett | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chandler. | 9 annota. > | Howard, Glengarry. .| Mrs. Earl Ling, Montreal, is | ‘ie A number of Christmas par-| spending a holiday in York. 49 smen ties were held in the community | With-Mr, and Mrs. Ernest-Mae- | 50, To mix during the‘ festive season. Miss | Donald. : : Ledna = Howard entertained | - York School has re - opened DOWN guests at the home of her par- | after the holidays, Mrs. George | 3, Rancid ents on Thursday. The evening | Whiteway and Mrs. Will Crock- | 3, Ttalian was spent in dancing and a/¢tt are the teachers. river dainty lunch was served. | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vessey |. §, Talks Miss Norma and Miss Chris- | 4nd family York were the (colloq.) : tina Doyle entertained at the | suests of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton , 8 house of their parents, Mr. and | are Soe River, on Christ- | -DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: Mrs. Vernon vile on New| ’ AX YDLBAAXRE Year's Eve, Dainty refresh- a ans a ; Bee Caswell i LONGFELLOW soeate were served by the thos | ft ete og Mr.“and Mrs. Irv. oe letteF simply stands for another. In this sampie A is used . ot - ; r the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Sihgle letters, apos-

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every table. South won with the

Both sides vulnerable ace and led the queen of hearis.

NORTH | West-played the king and de 53 Clarer took the ace and returned YAS2 abheart. - ‘ @K7s When East followed with the $AK1096 six, South won with the ten, but AOT2 | AST declater then went down, one Sx fe because he had to lose two : spades, a heart andaclub. > ao QA At one table declarer. made ‘ Qit four hearts, He did not lose a trump trick. He picked up the 272 entire suit without loss. Of|}- = course, this is not difficult to ; Stes : do if you see the opponents cards, but he did it without that _ The bidding: advantage. : North Bast South West ‘ At trick two, after he had 3 Pes 19 Pass | Won.the diamond, South led the ’ Pas 49 ten of hearts, not be West covered with s Baggy lead—jack of dfa- having no choice, and declaret

This hand: occurred in a- pair ok ae Oe game many years ago. At most|. ‘ast followed with the six, tables the contract was four | just as at the other tables, but hearts and the usual résult was | South now played the seven and that South. was defeated a trick. | won the trick. As & result of the

West invariably led a dia-|deep finesse, he avoided p loser ani up mak

ally | ing four hearts. It was not just a lucky

ed was the same a

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