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. . n A 'Page 10. The Guardian 23. 1956 ganaqlaenfs .Copgflers Clean It Off? Certainly Not xperim V . f A 0 A

- It Could Become Historic isome 835.0lll,0tlo-might. Illo ICC

LONDON tCP)-Timothy Whld- Aiuiteoni used a homemade .0 mm, M. exmcumy. borne. E-year-old Chelsea artist mixture of eggs and wine for the whose lrent - grandfather was I tempera of his painting, of the NEED MORE SPEED 0;'eflQl:tl' E-:ngle:.i;aIraldtli'fteCa&sda1.n is green. Once. when he Ind yhid. C tn p r w a me were mixing a new at-lr m”'C,'”"mmmW”';:f'mo;ThP1h”i, 3,, newiy - established Canadian art in an elecrtlc egg-beater. the ti... ti-tutu can't overtake the latest .'""0l'"hlP- Russian submarines and attempts 119 his been given a grant by

flew off and eggs and wine were splattered on a wall. i were beln made to increase their H10 Elizabeth 1'. Greenahield undead. Wth helicopters as "out- Memorial Fund. set up by Mont- er

.. .. .. weather and sea conditions.

0TTAWCAANlACIitIlA.NThe canadiaul WILL canny sohisa navy this month starts EXP9l”l'i H5”F”PlF" "F c "Di-Ink” menu which may extend its slrik- ins" 5011!?-.I d0Yll'-B to the

power by hundreds of miles. sonar carried it all naval war- hlt will find out whether it isvships. Sdnar can be described as underwater radar. It works on Q sound signal instead of a radio nig-

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feasible tolcarrriy helicoptersmtgn T e ex rime 3".,..l.f.r'.fEtZ.i by lnsiglling a heli- nal as in the case of radar. . copur pmforrrr on the frigate A helicopter can hover over a Buckingham; training ship for re- patch of ocean. Iowa its sonar emits at Cornwallis. N.S. intogtha water and listen for sub- II the scheme works out, heli- marines. If it recelvu I30 Illlll. If copiers would be able to detect can hoist the sonar and move on submarines far beyond the range. to another spot- of destroyers or other escort ves-l A force of escort vessels "1, mg summon strike planes to equipped with such aircraft would the scene from aircraft carriers or thus have a far wider listening more buesg lrange than now is possible. Sonar The experiments are expected! is more llinltet-l In its range than to be completed by the end of this radar and naval scientists are ;year. Once the platform on this working oonstmtly tollnprovevlt. l Buckingham is installed. heli- Equipping the navy: 10 Presto coplgf landings and takeoffs will inn class frigates-modernised -in be conducted in all kinds oftrecent years at a total cost of

"Clean it off?" said Whldborne. "Certainly not. it could LOCUIHO I," however, the frigate: lawyer C. G. Greenshield in l1l5l0l'lc- might be able to intercept these h nor of his mother." Whidborne. submarines even if unable tocatch a pupil of Italian painter Pietro them in a straightaway chase. Annigoni, plans to use the money Besides the 10 frigates now in to study in Florence and Rome. commission, the navy has 12 de- "But I also hope to go to cm. 35036?! ll! 0P9l'5ll0" and 13 "'0" ads. Perhaps next year.” he said. under construction, seven coastal --pd like to meet Mr. Green. escorts in commission and 21 in shield and thank him for his reserve. and eight coastal mino hemi- aweepers in operation and six un- der construction. it has a land- based expert ti" ” " squadron at HMCS Shearwater. near Dartmouth. N3-

Musf Expect

New Ravciges

From lhsecfs MONTREAL (CPl-Dr. John I).

Tothill. veteran Canadian entomol. ogist, said Monday man must ex.

There is a possibility Whidhume may , A ' i on a visit to North America next. year. Whidborne's mother was a de- scendant of the Earl of Dufferin,

Unidentified Fish

SHIPPEGAN. NB.

al. when a draggcr returned to port me with an immense unidentified fish

caught in its ncts.

D.-ragger Nets Huge

lCPieCiti-'cniild be tabbed on the creature zens of this communiiY were awed ””"”' W” cl" "P l0 ma” 33"

FEWEB FOR DOWN UNDER

Keep Fledgling Nighthawk Pet

OSHAWA. Ont. (CF)-Walk into any home that has caged birds and chances are they're either budgies or canaries. But in the up- stairs apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hauk the pet is a young bird of prey-a nighthawk.

who represented the monarch in Canada from 1372 to 1578.

Whidborne. a serious painter for ihe last 10 years. recalls the final work at his Chelsea home by An- nigoni when he was completing his now famous portrait of Queen Elizabeth.

out because it was the weakest of the brood.

liir. llauk broiiglit the orphan home and fed it carefully with

pect new and dangerous ravages by: insects so long as man con. tlnues to chan e the face of the world in obtainln space and food for a populationtthat is increasing alarmingly.

Dr. Tothill, a native of England. formerly served with the Canadian and British governments' entomo. logical departments and has spent 20 years in Africa.

Addressing the current coiiv:-n lion of the international congress of entomology. he said;

Y d M I” M M Hm gm rm.-V irwe mm .. gr her. spot-ks of liamliurger. Now the "Unless we proceed with thr- Dllltli all it 1 " "- 3 CANBERRA tCP) - The Aus- They haven-1 yet reamed what sex bird is on a sicady meal diet with greatest care we may find up local wharf to gaze curiously at "man government Wm Cut A"? . . a daily ratinii of water. have created perfect conditions the giant-sired sea creature which I. H . 1 t , Ink f I it is. - . The bird scorned I Padded bk for Just another insect species. of la 3 ” mg""' m 9 ” 25-000 ”Peter'' is a five- weeks -old for its rnnstiiig place. and perches no economic importance in a bat.

:””lE3.'f.”.':tf..i”'.1?.;.".;””.”l?.Ef.if"ia by mm mm in l The fish was caught in the nets substantial contribution toward it)! the ariigger. Chaleur fl. cap- Ministers hope this will make I iained by Fidele Savoie of Ne- easing inflationary Pressures. The guac while fishing off the shippe-y main cut will be in the number of gan coast. 1 So u t h e r n European migrants. Sespite many giicsst-s and fipin-i There will be no restriction on the ions no cl 9 f i ii i t e identification flow of migrants from Britain.

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bundle of feathers that requires bottle feeding, nursing. and plenty of loving care. They figure it needs this after a stormy infancy. Peter was found lying on the ground If Peter gels too big. the Hanks near here. with two head wounds. say lhcylll Iiave to let hm go. Mrs. Hault said it must have been, But. so far Peter has no intention thrust out of its nest or else felll of leaving the home comforts.

anccd forest, to become of first. class importance in the new envir. onment we are fashioning.

"All the outbreaks of potato gypsy moth. forest'tent. white pine weevil and spruce budworm are primarily due to changes made in the environment."

on the back of an easy chair. When strangers approach, he flut- ters his wings to their full 16-inch spread and hops or files around.

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THE T..C. H. A it

The most modern road maltfnglA continuous stream of truck from :the spreader which roughly levels .; machinery in being employed bylgh, mixing plant .; Haleibmok joff the concrete. LOWER LEFT engineer is in charge of the pro-

Mr. John Gilmore. Queens County

the County Construction Company; ils the leveller which smooths off Ject for the Department of High- ln laying the concrete slab for the l keeps the mixer wppnedt Belle ithe surface and is followed by n i ways with Mr. Alex Scott as con-

Trans Canada Highway between RN" 5a"d- D9139" 3'0"? mid Der float leaving the finmied surface. sultan! engineer. Mr. Harry White-

Crnss Roads and Mount Albion.lbert sand are mixed with thei1.0WE R RIGHT a workman with head is foreman for the County 0 -m A huge one yard mixer is seen inlcement. UPPER RIGHT. a batch in hand trowel smooths out any i Construction Co.

operation in the UPPER LEFT.lis swung into position in front nfli-ough spots left by the machine.l Guardian Photo. . .

Relic Of Neolithic Age Valuable Discovery Of limws

Is Found In Greece Ancient cOlnS- ln

V. ATHENS (Reuters) - A terra marliable skill and anatomical, CALTANISSETTA- Sic”-V A Pl l0”"dfw”"h h"',',dT9d5 't cotta statuette of the Neolithiclobservation; legs long and taper-;A black market in ancient coinslunds. "I d9”5”' ; period. rortrayiniz ai woman of ins." led to the arrest Tuesday of zsl P”"” 5”” .”"”' had '"”V”'."' i unique beauty. has been found by STATUE INCOMPLETE Sicilians The mm were from E . most of the coins. plus 800.000 lire . Prof. John L. Caskey, director oil The head and a part of the right. ” , . 3l-350 which the black market i the American School of Archneol-tieg are missing. gh.0"d d95"'b?d 35 "'9 9' the 380! had received from some of ogy in Athens, in excavations all The professor. who in .1954 uir richest ever found: 11! Sales. They added that the Lcrna in the Peloponese. .covered at Lerna the ruins of it Ten workmen discovered them 5 rant: also had Counterfelled In- The figurine, which may betBronze Age palacc unique for its in a huge vase while digging .1. cient coins for sale with the real 6,000 years old. has the figure of size, continued this year to ex- . H l h ,1 Ones-. . . a modern girl. cavate a Neolithic period settler (9 3" 3?l "wnlhlnfalf .1 9 731' . Selling 8n(l9llL coins is illegal Figurines of terracotta -or stone merit near the palace. T0?” 5l3”0" 1" G91 51C1l.V- Th-93' in ltaly,. The law makes all ar- clniracteristic of the Neolithic Age it was there that he found the Said they Counted Bhout 900 C0ln8 chacologist. finds property of the prcvioiisly found have' usuallyfigurine. along with many bowls l00k them hm?” and began 0”?!” stat-.-. liccn female symbols of fertility. coated with red or Iorangebrown "tK.l-llem for Sale. Thus the coins

of thou-

grotesquely fat with anatomical glaze. reached Sicilian bllKFk market .-i

t-liaracteristics exaggerated and It is helicvcd hy arcliacnlogists COTE A The St. Leger. England's

enmhasizgd, that this year"; discovering by 'Prof. Ilinu Atiamasieanu. Sicil- atuumn horse race classic. pr-org (jgskeyj figuring, how. prop Caskey win help toward ia. art-lit-nlogist, called the started in 1776, four years before

ever, is that of a real beauty. In clarification of the history and treasure ”0ne of the richest ever his own words: "The body is Customs of the Bronze Age and erect. and graceful. breasts small; earlier periods of civilization in i .l;t. arms folded across the chest; Greece, about which little is

if waist and hips modelled with re- known.

the first Derby at. Epsom Down,

GLEEM IS HERE I, ,

p N. B. Food Processing Plant Means Security For Farmers

vi FLORENCEVILLE. NB. (CF)-'peas, 50 acres of strawberries and 2 Mlfut llrfhlle" l'1dl'U'm9”l” large quantities of other fruits

. t ' mtg..:i:;..:m;.3;tnki;.';.th: i and Vegetables. ; Here 3 u toothpaste for people who

,1 planning of four brnthe". The McCain brothers spread the: canlt bruph a"e' .v.rv 'n.a"

Taking the gamble out of grow-, word that from them the farmer: ' P. J. MacDONALll S

” L 1111 Wm! BHITIDWC3 13 33 kl" 0' has n gudranteed income from hlsl COR. PRINCE & KENT STS. DIAL 8585-8586

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the McCain brothers of this Carle- . mu County "in" community 10 crop before the seed is in the. miles east of the Maine border.'l3m""d- They financed and established a El" t” ll" 5'"""”"l McC3ll!5, big modem food processing Ind (Andrew is the oldest all 32! its freezing plant that will go into "M. ” gambl” hm C F l" operation in October. "'9" Ml”-W .l'"'""'.

Harrison McCain, chief instiga- Tl” Mccwn lam”-V ll" 10"! tnrln the moveteprovide the area pee", "mm '3 ""9 "l m” V"""

. with "mania .3 om.” "boom of inces leading potato exporters.

bust" conditions. planned the ven- 700-Pound Shark

to add 3:: new color to your table- new, rare and different, fruit-fresh flavors to, your menusl

MAlllTlME CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE

ture for two years. His three I hrntlierii - Robert. Andrew and Wallace-shared his faith in New

B lk' f I fill . 8. GgI?:3,,', ;:i':;3,,ml:"". H In N. B. Wafers CHARLOITETOWN :.tio......'....c..'.:k...'.;iy.....i. i s t on w o ic a a , . ' owned in a 1 or H; C:.l:.o":.,g county cold gm... Murray Morrison. a Jsneville. NJ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND p.,,.,.”..d.'l,'m.d

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age C0,. now building a 3260.000 cold storage warehouse beside the food plant.

Area farmers already are be- ginning to get an idea of how

lB. fisherman. said Monday a nine- foot-long 900-pound shark snared itself in his salmon nets in Ncpisi- iguit Bay and died trying to fight liis way free. Mr. Morrison said It was the first time he had en-.

Further inquiries after August 24 rcgarding courses in atiemic or commercial training should be addressed to: P. 0.' Box 72, Athens, Ontario. Allow eight days for reply.

students taking cotiriieii in Grades X. Xi. and. Xil MUST have their textbooks on hand before September 15. Students of commercial will receive books C.0.D. about September 10. ALL COURSES BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER 15.

much more "money in the pocket" the project may mean. hey've signed contracts for 1.000 acres of

countered a shark in northeml New Brunswick waters.

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siwsu. ISLAND l T" M t I 1 I d I M ' l ARNOLD L. IIUBLEY. Assoc. I.A.

9 snrc sari ti Mas n; the Medierrnncnn has an area PRINCIPAL of only 94 sqtinre miles. l '

Begins Fresh Career At 63

OTTAWA (CF!-one of the govt ernmt-nt'ii top all and gas author- ities is leaving his 815.000-s-year. 5 post to begin a fresh career at at

gdrneuln life :then :33! men not .0 i- irem .

gr ngeorge 8. Home. Ct-yesrll Old director-general of the mines- t'a: scientific services. , editing two years before the :,o. vii service retirement?

cl I ofatnsuccesaorhssnotystl dltttingutded scientist, re-I , V ' of man awards. will be!

THE PROVINCIAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CHARLOTTETOWN

Opens For The 1956-57 School Year On September 4

TBAINJNG COURSES AVAILABLE One Year Day Courses are offered In the folowing

Aiittrmotlve Mechanics Brlcklaying and Plastering

ours C BLAclt F

Home Economics Plumbing and Sheet Metal

. got um; went;-out. Carpentry . Practical Electricity - i C o in p a n y Ltd. l Drafting Welding (Two four inoata courses) of a isomimo natural , ,, inn” 1",. Students so desiring may take two yesrlcoursea in Automotive Mechanics and finishing

and sheet. Metal.

The attention of young women Is called to the Home Economics Course as Its one year course is being offered again.

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A Vast Grocer

. new 4 "8-' iron usvrsatf.istiai;esjet A

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Accounting and ltiotiieeplng

lhorthanl (nuns. zianoiiciny y lo- a imam i : ii croeaause. Kalttiss. ltnochins l

'l7vlIIl l ';'l Weaving ,

H - . ooesurpsm ybeobtalned 0 T Pnytndstyo.cauonu school,

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