A I A N péafedly dropped to about tWenty- Party I “"’ " '1'lis ‘.l':ies'd:ty. ‘April 27.1954 7;

whips had to go scurrying around rooms .

"00"" P"l'!°° “WIN W!“ Uh 950 D0" \ and corridors to drum up enough members Published every week-day morning at 136 Prince [0 keep the House officially in session

The Posting Scene

St et. en riottt . P, a. 1; b Th Th . . _ . _ H I °c‘3‘."n’}....y Llmltod.y ' °m‘°" Calling attention to this incident. the la ohouv-I um... um mm", 1.. L n.,,,,..._ Globe and Mail says it calls for remedial a pool max A Ito Editor Funk. w lk . - - - » ‘ * . . . 'f°°| - I 0' measures'of some kind.‘ “The public ex- .. v . "- mm" 5° ’" '’°''' °‘““'" 5‘-“V ffglclhn °“"‘°::hn;;ed5“";‘m§::L1;& gxzxligfim -'8? pects MP5 to pay attention to the business ’ ‘, ’ , ‘It. was a very ambitious plan ignored. such a scheme as :l-.1. ‘ ' ° ' ’ ‘ for which they were elected. Nobody, of 'F3.tlohfPf08i3M . ‘ mugdbwhsicii vl;rofusorM:1c4;§.ert.sfi!_i. llezesicultuél-If !\ fiockd 2:1! by dc- aids y _illia.m nasvopnl 91’ In-into.

tho Post Office Department. Ottawa. By Carrier: Charlottetown. Surnmersidc 315.00 per course, expects them to stay glued to their

f:c':‘;":ndEéf°§f":‘:’3:;00P'p§' _I';nf;‘°_°‘ om” P’°"' chairs through every discussion. They have “The strongest; memory‘iis—\‘veakei‘ than :other.buSmess to 1001.‘ after’ especially

“,0 “.e,um ,,,,,_- Ecommittee work, and it can happen some-

‘times that a long argument on some tech-

Makln‘ A St." nical or regional point is such that only a

minority are capable of taking an informed confer on Korea and Indo-China are off 10 '"’°,”’‘‘'' when’ h0weV.er' Omy twenty it good start Procedural difficulties which M.P.5 "3" be ‘°“"" ‘° "Sm" ‘° R°S°“”°°5 could have held up discussion indefinitely i”’¥‘"‘S“”' Jean Lesage’ giving the °m°ia‘ "Vere deared U in the 20_minutP first sesjjview on the vital issue of Quebec's dispute P ‘ -with Ottawa about income tax, then the

Sim as a result of an understanding belquestion has to be asked: Where were the

monoy.had in mind for tbesciiools homely talks and homsiy scenes. of Canada in ma. As I mentlon- and then proceeding from the ed previously, selected teachers “of hero and now to the full cirdo of the highest calibre" from each of all that has over been donc‘or as- the five provinces of Eastern Can- mains to do".

ads were sent to various Ameri- was this experiment ever tried can Universities and Agricultural seriously in this Province? It so. colleges for advancad training in what were tho causes which led special fields of agriculture. Thus to its abandoi1m.ent.?

wen to be the leaders or the new ‘ movement. mom all accounts this rlojesaoi»

The magazine report said that Robertson. during the time he was "every school is to have an out- Dairy Commissioner for Canada, door slats on this soil to put living introduced a numbe of important things on to be rubbed out." This improvements in agricultural pi-ac. not very clear reference to a slate tices. Two discoveries credited to will bring back inemories—mostly his research were: (1) ‘I119 pro. pleasant orles—to those of us who duction of five pounds of chcesa started our schooling before note removes from the land less than

The 19-nations meeting in Geneva to

tween Mr. Eden and Mr. Molotov. _ - . The back round of the meetings is both othei 24.) honorable ladies and gentlemen? books became the vogue. What a one-tenth as much_of its plant g “Sonic, pardonably, were in Toronto to variety of information. misinfor- food as does. a bushel of wheat; mation, calculations, and mistaku (2) 8100 Worth of butter bears on

were pcncilled on them day after from the soil loss of its vnlugbh day! They preserved no evidence elements than five cents worth of and they left no record; they were hay. symbols of the many ephemeral The purport of these discover- things which come and go with lea. accordinl to the magazine fleeting. but not unremembered. writer, was that “grain, toad“, suddenness. Their limited cs.pac- and hay, when sold by the farmer. it-y was sometimes a. hindrance to carry sway vastly more of the ac- the detailed expositions much be- cumuisted fertility of his land loved by teachers since the world than when these are wvrked up began; but, as an aid to genius, it into dairy products with the aid was unrivalled. ‘ of brains and common sense". Pgrhalps it is not too much to The article ends with words of say that, snowing for their short- praise for the cheese makers or

depressing and urgent. It is difficult tofattend th f I -

. . i f l 1. ‘ envisage the form of the final settlements.l“,eI,e tom; l;r?e::m?nit?eeC°rf0a’§:L Bgfihtefig The Stand of the "'a"i°'”'S pamies in themast majority of the absentees had simply past leaves no obvious solution. At the skipped out ‘for the Easter h‘o“day The Same time the Seriousness of a world S'tu‘:i\vel\'e-day break in the Parliameniar SE‘- ation in which failure to reach agreementision was due to begin at 6 dclock (mywe; might lead to de"aStatmg W?!‘ may we” nesdav afternoon but they couldn't wait for make all delegates ready to gwe and ‘ake the school bell to ring and release them .‘ in a way that will produce a practical Solll-‘from the servitude the‘, so urgently be_

I’ . . , '0" ‘ lsceched the electors to bestow upon them ,1 ,. Those present at the conference repie-Mast yea“ ,‘,l,_,.f’c;i,,«m}_. , _ A , , comm” Ind ummm°m_ ,ch°°1p,u,c, udwud mum um “I. I t‘ _ th 1 mail had troo 5 in.: , . . _ -» " " ’ , slates helped to make history; not smlllest of the Provinces Praia. "°'1"Ve‘dhei"a”']°mK 3 acwnffict Thep are‘ ‘To the pLibll(‘ this does not look quite of the nations, perhaps, but cer- sor Robertson established in use \o\ ' n e . oreali . y ‘higood enough, especially just after the . tainly oi’ the hopes and fears, the s round of cheese factories and not likely to either discount one anothei s Members have ‘med an increase 1 the. ge |I'aC es darings and the trials. the suc- crlcamerlss whet‘-o blatter ksnd ‘ . ' n ll.‘ 1 ll . t wars in max stature as negotilators nor tlo talixe wholly; indemnity ,0 $10,000. It is an very we“ ’ . ’ ‘ ~' i;:::ifntl.()II)1:§wdll?dl'lgl.:. 0 many :se?::rmlGoverri:ri:nt”tl1aii-lisa. git: impractical stan s on purey t eoretica to ga ' ' ' rem -terward the Government ‘ _ , _ . y that they can read what Mr. Lesage PUBLIC FORUM Old Charlottetown I Nothing of importance to agrl- withdrew, the busineu having no ._ ground. ’.lhe time of the Vallous 1i‘oreigfl,said in Hansard. So they can: but, if that ——~ - a culture was to bi left out of the further need of its iostsi-lug cars, Ministers is far too valuable to permit then‘ = is ho“, public bmmess R to be Conducted l‘iiis column is open to the , "“‘ ”- '- 1- I 03%’ curriculum. Sprouting, root-spread— In 1901 the Island had 47 factor. remaining deadlocked at Geneva for any ‘ men the who] I _ _ - discussion by (‘oi'respondenl.~i 1 csrrsm SLEIGH AND THE “'3' 5°“ '“”°“"1‘°“"u",j°p"'°“’1""fl‘ 3,‘ “'m‘”;, 'i‘,ff,“°d‘5§.}’(",°ol.’““°' “Tn” . . . . e panop y of Parliament could of questions or interest. The WORRELL rzsrara on rams °h""”°"1 °""°’ "““ °“‘ " °°‘° °‘ . - - °°“ 18' considerable time. Unlike the earlier 1316-‘ we“ be displaced by a System of official Guardian does not necessar- I were to be observed. examined.-nd these naures with than of tan armistice talks, therefore. the present meet- handouts sent through the mans ” :i_Jy":::D.:;:nt;ho opinion of , From Tile Islander. Oct. 3, i851: How fever]ec1“is the man, who can. tveisttiled; p£xct?:::t4ltit.:::*ta1o't;o getgteuddiflti. {)ea:mn:icg<Lrteputw'i3§n”fa;r ::rc$rl; , . . . . V . . -i I i ' » mg should succeed or fall within a rclati\e- our Toronto comem or F V. ’ . !“‘atV:;lg'ren1[elLt::.;e(:ntgnb€ li‘i(lii0ém€:l Upon fwrm day, Wm, ‘em, iinciion between the good ones cheese and no butter at an The '3. Short “m(._ f“_ H t k b t . . . P a yb pmm 15 POTATO BOARD PLIJBISCITE ,lSielgh, has pul'cha5cd1gl€1r. 'Chaapr-i iierate blood. . :and the destructiva ones: intclli— local Government now (1908) cm. d .t th H. .b“.t ,l e a on, u in Justice to members from ,1“ worm“ large “mm in ms who vexeg an the lone. or mu gent rotation oi’ crops was to he plays for the Island a traveling S‘_JC°°55- _°5p‘ 9 9 “P93 "‘g_ 9°55‘ 13 the Maritimes and Western Canada it, 3iI'.—¥t appears that we are to have Island for £17,000 sterling, and that “W5 b°°“i ll’“‘°“‘°d' E"°"’ “""°°1 W“ '° "° '""""°"°' 1“ °h°°‘°’""“”" "h° nf failure, will not be greeted with enthus- mi ht be dd d th t . , a plebisciie with regard to Potato he has “me” that he Wm be And robs his fair name or its surrounded by a garden; in addi- visits all tho factories frequently _ _d Th mncesfiom which g a e a the chief offenders in Marketing Board. 0,, the 15],,“ in um beginning of maldenhood; ltion,on plots ten feet square there and regularly so as to maintain iasm on any 51 e. e .' . . ‘ absenteeism are {mm the Cemml Pmw This is 3 very injpnrtanf, issue November next He intends LO m_ It is as if the rose should pluck would be planted wheat, potatoes. and advance their standards or all will have tn grant W,” not [,9 easy mces‘ whoqe proflmny to their home‘ and one that aiicrts all ciilzchs or “do on the p,.o‘pem._ and to Inca“, herself, fclover. and corn. Nothlngmbata the II))i‘:lrdllctét:nl' Tho’ Iltljofl dsiicccadui '0 make. It is to be hoped‘ hO“.e\,e,., that pears to afford an irresistible tem {atiilgln th&i,hIgi“1O\;‘ll‘llieC€‘;0te was mat mm] on urtlalgufhe 1{ands tn] i!M‘SP. éllllmber Or tiileloiolgie plum finger its misty Zest lslesegngzouid be per h P Ev!‘ a cm in ans a are in - ‘ ' 0 61's l ' ‘ ' ' unpopular success will crown the efforts to “cut their classegu wh h 1. d p this matter some years ago, it was i.,_ in 1i,-,,,§a,,°.j’~’- “ '°"' °““‘’ As ii’ s Nalad. like a meddling elf. During the wines months there What in the world hrppened to O! the negotiators rather than failure with “Eek d _ th. ff. en (Si ays and done u, , ha and ,,,m,a5h1on to From the report‘ of the L(_m_ should dggkmlher pure groi with'would be simple and ivarisild ex; alilx 7thcoe cheese factories, and V ’ -en 5 are in e O in . Lil‘ own I - say th least, ~ith v tl bi ' mu 3' 800m. perlmenea in the c em cal e o w I B S 6 “ "Y W65 <7“ '-’ lative Council March 11,1853. But the me 183,,” hm," upon “mum” md, “ u an mm

‘ d record for cons lent‘ tt (1 ~ ' c '- iE00. C lous a en ance to merit supeivisiun, otherwise the re- 1, in 5 . G 1 .m h Ancient Eskimo nulns their duties. It is to be hoped that they suals $;’llll again be unsatisfactory. pfirporis tlorwiibaovre bgreimcoldpiigd And tlhoe ‘rel: plum still wears its 1': k°°’u'.°}l°{‘°5t'nt§:"gy5.-mteifs W331‘: . _ - . c ave extremes on both sides a in A 1 th Le _ A man ra _ y An expedition that hopes to solve some Wm remmn ”"°°"t3m"‘3t9d by the bad of this question: On one hand we ixllstellre, .°.n2i’“‘i-‘i’.'i‘§‘i‘?°i.‘.’o beeen {far The ifilixdlistautrtiiyreed iak h tai ma homhom mm M the 9 5‘ "Y3 girls. For the boys that would on how "at 1. my nod”...

_. . ‘. _ . . example set bu their Ontario have those who refuse to see merit H iv of the mysteries of prehistoric hsklmo life . and Quebec In my (mm. Sysmm at markmng; u:“fvh§$zhl>enriligrtggleécgfiif why tSl:1:1:3C‘.shouId man msmg thel}y:i‘¢li:1i’1neldrstvhIl=n¢l;la;.:e ‘xU1:Qth()ef‘at$C wmch thou ‘mt ma up M, mm ' I ' ' that four thee; which thou hast

; . . . popular approval of each nations stand. . - , - results. If we aretohave a lebis mg _ . V _”_ land representatives, we believe, have .1 M shank, b,, under d,m,”govef,n_ mH:xl1l- fflallthclflled BWHUIOE, the imer, iacuvmes u, the u,,.,,,. mu mac. 1 9 "'39 exec" 9 For winds to iris and grateful bCt‘5’[,]c3 of farming were not enough The Ago Old Story

: ,- - ~ colleagues. . , , S ‘—‘‘‘'—‘—‘—‘—j?— :1‘: U::”o‘:'?'-fl! “at: 11:7: ngosebewlvitsflwniirllé ;:(fndnof”gaLpt;,]adifit Stlstsigii‘; i‘;‘i)r;)Cexuer5u;: 5 H hwiorldlfoxgigracei for “h° 3"“! "' would meln in" wrought for them Haul; tg-uac |n 1’ ' ‘ y L ’ ' - should hear both sides of this the Vroprietor of ‘certain lands no crisis?“ on M1 3 “H” mm‘ “memo” in aewm‘ and cook!“ u‘°° 591°" H" 5°11‘ 0‘ MM! ing to an announcement by Dr. Gllbeit S question. as I personally believe therein deiim-,.;.u_ cupuun 51,, 1, andflhouukcgllixiigt general"l)y.e " every ." say msg-

there are ti 0 sides i. th' il V 0 Is I-5 We neither is, nor ever was el er _____—_-_—John Keats. um. ml”, "the who“ Wm be

Grosvenor, president of the National Geo- as any other question. We should do jura or do facts), the proprle-. §_

have several discussions, not by a [of or possgsgor of any pm 0, FXND VESSELS RADIO-ACTIVE °‘°"““°d ““° W‘ *‘°"‘°- ‘M farm, the workship, the smithy,

graphic Society. The project is sponsored The devclo _ ~ , - - ‘ F’'“‘‘’“ 0f 8 "Sunshine b3t‘>few officials but b th V by the s°C‘°t3' the, National M.””eL.’m °t tery” in the Bell Telephone Laboratories is themselves. as thisyis deetiifftgiryeri llzfifrtworin hgrfe l“§“tl.e’\‘li.n’.ST‘rs'€§fé'. Tokyo (Reutei-s)—An Americanihe dairy". Presumably. the hope Canada and the Smithsonian Institution. It a pleasant Counter to re t f th . I farmer-S problem. and his view‘ He (Mr. H01“ spoke as one of the freighter and two more Japanesetwas that never again would it be . will be headed by Dr. Henry B. Collins, jr., par 5 0 e ‘no em “‘‘’“'d be respected regardless oi’ trustees oi’ the Estate. ".5h‘"5 ‘’°‘‘.‘‘ ‘'‘’‘’.‘'° ‘°“"d ‘° W Par-Mid 0‘ H‘ mm‘ ‘WY "*5" *1’ t) f th S .th . h h ,ed 0 release of atomic energy. There is no hint, which side he takes. It appears that Captain Sleigh's "3"? ““‘l°~9CuV9 Monday atter,couidn't drive a nail properly. or ‘ I 0 e ml Soman’ W 0 as Car“ n that new method Of harnessin th 7 During 1118 Drilanizing of the name was lliscrted at his own 5311"": thr°“5h*u‘° "7" 5““'°““d' °‘ 3- 31“ “'1” 3h‘ “V” mcapibl“ ' I ’ g e povwr Marketing Board. a special speaker'partlciila: rcquest—hc having golielmg ”‘° U- S. H-bomb test site at of baking 1 CH6 OF Ulfffldlnfl I

nianv archeological studies in the Arctic. . ' - , ‘of the sun will be an in b , _ Bikini. Th 1 i ht h .' . M Southampton Island is at the mouth of -V ‘"3 “t 3 b°°"- gvgggmxfggnorggollgddyfsggg ‘mic ligmth<;h§;u~;:i«»;_afe;i;;aIp;b*;<;je'$f‘ion Gunneel"s"i(Eiotu::1l:ia:h‘e e1i:s‘h*:i112z‘:‘:vel'ldl5l!reanlsEaf:h '°"m“°" 1"“ M f Hudson Bay. It offers a spectacular con- ° ' ' ings telling of this Boards’ moms, A-Indeed, it an at one tum; ::§“th:’°:;t‘h¢sl?5-¢°nM5uzn Maru H 1' ‘ ‘ h z. ' ' 1 [ff 1 , 1 . Edward Gibbon ' yet Home months later. for some thought by ourselves (the Lrustees) ‘°“ °” “'11- The to ow ng parsgrap proves centratmn of runs of d erent ypes n ' Enghsh historian’ was strange reason, this Board was not that he would be the proprietor that the more traditional aspects of the school system were not to

eluding 75 old stone and whale bone houses. born this date 1737. In 1764 when visit- in business. This gentleman also of that Estate," but he never was This is believed to be unique in Canada. mi: Rome on his “grand tour” he conceiv- -"WW1 “°“‘~“ °‘ “‘°‘*’ ""’—°“"R5 that Yecozluled by the trustees In any {'!‘,:;'["ees°"°"nd‘“t"i1 P"°P°’Wmt° '-he be l:;=l't°"‘=‘fd=th"1-9!‘ "' "10" "ex-Wig‘ .. - ,,- -’ , . contracting potaioc wa. till 5 h i‘ ht - it ~ t '. It was . v 5 53’ were e pro- P05‘-' ‘ 9 ""1 ence I 0 The expedition plans to study three cul- ed the idea of “lltlng the ‘Decline and Fall but 1 uunk um fhe ;m‘:“';'f £5 L:_‘L°le_ H‘: dofigtlcufgfclfé had en, prietox's; and one can trace no bound the horizon of the school

deed by which they in any manner or that books are to be neglected.

' , of the R ' ." 1 - ~ill . ‘ v‘ . tures. the Dorset, Thule and Sadlermiut oman Empire He was already a “ 33*" “ml the opposite lfiztigelllnttzoIlgugggggznellktealzlllluféli dmmod themselves 0, the pmpu__ whmm. we ,_Mme_ 1, Wm 1,, Mario Your Purchase at 1 t. ; The Dorset, which existed more than 3 learned Scholal‘ bllt it W35 "Gt [mm 1776 This Board is called . pi~odu¢ei~5- but the deed oi’ conveyance was to ty"" plainly shown that much remains . thousand years ago. presents the outstand- that he produced the first volume and then Marketing Board. I think the word be contingent on the performance qu‘e:t‘%‘:h£l;§;h¢;ce dl-Scusglonl The unlixrlijowrti. fihlt reieartch and at |$|Cl|d BOOK ROOM ' I ~ - - , ' P d h id b ' t 91‘ till — dit' ‘ 8 HP“. oexpungelper an ave mg y conquu . in: problem today in Eskimo anthiopologi" it ‘°°k “V9 "‘°”’. -"°“S. '° °°”‘p"~’“’ “ll? Ifgelflairaspfigducei?u?i':i]i:Tr“tm:'sy: icvhicii lhilnharimfriliognsto°?3iiii.1°m °&P'-- 5‘°‘8“'* "amt W’ “’ '“'“'l'’°‘°" “‘°“‘ W‘ '“‘°‘“°“3° ‘” “'* “’°"° 5‘ ;.. Nothing is known of the physical types of work. It was received with tremendous en- tem that 1 would have much less The Attorney General asked 1! '”‘"‘’ 3"“ °' M“ w‘“’"”'5 °“ 0h°,n°l dead 01' MN" I ‘ ‘Shed control of marketing my crop than Capt. Sleigh had not been invited ‘lmllll-d -1:2“-hex‘; $°ll”ll1L<}>‘lIeshxlla ‘

' . thusiasm d’ i ' ‘ ' i ’i , V language. Chief clues to Dorset culture con , 8 lion after edition being soldiunder I H“ mmpme “mm; um to the public dinner men to mm gist Qf small, delicate stone and ivory im. out. It remains even today one Of the tier this system the producer; bur- last summer, on account of the “'7 “sit by "'}:'35ml? CIDL Sleigh’: \_‘ V "mm mm ‘° ’’1’‘"' Wm“ “"“4 IXICUTOIS mo nusrus roa ovn HAL‘! A cnuuav

. ,- foremost ‘gt ~i gaini w l d t, ', ind speculation he had entered ,

_ plcments. some marked by gougcd holes. his Oi cal books. whim l;°c::tnfnr:wl;C5:€le :fncI‘lm_ Sm. m;co1'ding]_y lunnnjmougly ,,,d,.m,.

1 Apt: woi-its ai-C mainly weird carvings of . . . trnl might be desirable, the ,,',e.- Hon. Mr. Hensley (Atty, ‘amen to be done. I ent setup or a central selling all: "We were most particularly

n‘ als nd 0 le. Most ob ects are found » . a ‘m 8 pe p j Like President Syngman Rhee of the Agency on a permanent basis would guarded in the wording of the in-

in thin layers at the bottom Of Thule de- Republic of Korea‘ ex_Empemr Bao Dag certainly not be in the bout, ime,-- vltation. that there should be no posits Oi‘ houses. Digging has therefore Chief of “ate of Viet Nam takes a strong; eat of producers or conducive to ;”Elzl"!en(i)etV\"{‘iab€Vel‘ ill‘ lllt stab tin ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ ~ . good marketing practices. nn : u was specn y s a e .

been difficult. The Dorset constituted the stand against any proposal to pamtion his I have been pmdudng seed PM um he um, invited in consequence basic Lsklmo culture in the central and country in any Compromise with the Com_ tntoeg for 3 considnabie numb" 0, of his being. as the owner of the

'Albatros'. the first to engage in

' - ‘ . . d h l Eastern Arctic, and it was discovered only mumsts The French authorities have had iiggflcem: liUl?1‘f::’Da!'r:il:i’c.t 353,5‘ ":2 a speculation of some magnitude . ' :1 years ago. . it mg ' by steam between this and the to issue a statement that draft treaties have m’m’;"' °’°b"’““ mmhbouring c0unu.i,,_ mu which, | l . ' k I ' ' I 08 O O OVOP YOU!’ HVOI MOD

The Thu” people ‘mead {mm Alaska, been agreed to by French and Viet Namesc We also he r some unfavourable ” °“'“°d °‘”- ‘'’°“"‘ "° d°“b‘ h‘‘’‘’

I vcnlr l C n d bout 800 e r. andl - . . t rl d." " a 3 3 3 3 -V a ‘ 33° negotiators and cast not even the slightest "”'°“"" “‘ ‘"9 d°*‘‘°T5- While "1 b°;{’'on‘l’°fir!.i°;:,1,ntf:,_ me 1:39 Wm,

worries. We shall be 9|;-id to explain how we can provide many valuable

probably lived to at least 1750. The Sad- doubt on ‘he mm an . some cases this is Justified but for . ‘ . . ' d l d I d . i - t (1 ed d 1 ll hed VJ Ho. ' .

Iermiut culture likely descended from the Wet Nam 3/ n epm em? of 'c",5,,t7:,,'_1 }’°}.7,',Z."“,’;,,'.‘,,,"°,',{,,°:’,‘§,;’,’;; annde wlflgh “hep ;iit"oi?° record... CREAM ANT’: M M. hammno 3',-:°‘i',, , . '

Thule and apparently flourished only on o o o have given me fair treatment. mil“; W?“ I“‘‘‘:'-;- ‘lgmufize :3; “ " '“°"'°°" °" ° '° °'

- ' I notice in the Federation Farm “ ° '93’ ‘ ° _

;::"h3mpt°” and "°‘=“‘b¥ ?‘_"“5 Islam? t° In Latin America Communism is active News. ii writer states. the reason 0' 5“°h ‘mar "' "“3'I“w:_PP°{"u': big 81.25 j”,-;,_ on”;

. south. A strange, primitive race, dlffer- in ilnfltinnal liberation from N d- people oppose this system of msi-ket- " M W" ‘ ""1"" , °,

5 v 30901“ mg 10 ing is because they dislike changes. lS“l:‘r‘:,"eyg_‘°’°"::‘en:3'::’1"":’:d'nlE{, ‘:1’: HOW only T S T “''''U'''''“'

out from other Canadian Eskimos the Sad- th , . i e L. S. Information Agency. All seems Iwould likotoremind this writer “mum. "W be “mad M hm

ll;l‘)miilttS maiv also have been related to the to be grist to the Communist propaganda t,:eat,”cti;1aer;’§:es.i-fl igryorgeicommbto mm wpemng on H‘ mm bk "59 9°01’ 9' mill but it seems exceeding strange for the if he is implying thapt this e:re'se:i “"5” *‘° l”°"*“”” “°‘ ”‘° “‘““°‘ The Southampton ruins are centered at Red; ,0 ho exploiting 1.96"" g of BMW marketing setup we have is an im- °’ '-h° P’°l"‘°‘°" °’ "‘° ‘"””°“' Native Point. The Sadlermiut communit - ‘ g‘ p Sm‘ movement. then I disa rec. we T°"“”“‘."' "'1'" ti.“ "°°"” °' me 3’ The policy had some temporary success in have seen changes in cergtain is s “°'“''‘'‘” °‘“"' ‘’ Mr. mill said Mr. Worrell had