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HEADED HOME their way back to Nowloundland. The liner Queen of Bermuda rick, Frederick Broydell, Her- bert Edwards. Top row: Mel. picked the men off their Sinking vin Fitzpatrick, Hector Rose, vessel, Bottom row, left to right: | Levi Warren, Capt, Hay Thom- Cecil Warren, Aloysius Fitzpat- | asen, Photo) - Watch First Cowboy Movie In Wonderment $7. JOHN'S, Nd. (CP)A group |the Oblate and Moravian mission. of Eskimos and Indians in one of | aries who were instructed in this Labrador"s remote settlements re- | work by provincial officials at St, | [PS cently watched in fascination their | John's, Films are distributed from | Bi first movie, eight depoty established in the It was a typical cow epic, | larger Labrador communities, complete with gun play and stage- | PAY FOR THE MACHINES coach robbery, and the small aud-| Most of the projectors now in use fence in the little community hall | are owned by the different com- loved it. One 82-year-old woman | munities, At first they are loaned liked it so much she asked for two | to the community but after a time more showings of the film, Her the Indians or Eskimos contribute Togilont was granted, sufficient fish or furs to pay for e projectionist was a Morav- | the machine, fan missionary, and the machine| The department also maintains he used came from the audio-vis- | libraries and film depots Through. ual division of the provincial ed- [out the province, More than 600 4 4 ucation department, small communities now have regu- ; 3 whe VA py ol tor sEvies, he 2 west films course are uring 1954 there were 21,44 only part of the pictures available. | screenings with an estimated total DEPUTY COMPTROLLER isolated people also see | attendance of 1,105,788 persons. , 5. J. W. Liddy of Montreal, great cities with towering sky- | Fifty-four film councils have been has been » inted deputy com scrapers, the 4 blished in addition to 46 com.| troller of the Canadian Pacific age science, distinguished world | munity film services voluntarily Railway Company. The hi 4 leaders and cartoon comedies, |maintained by individuals or or-| Pointment became effective w The projectors are operated by! ganizations. the New Year, Eight of the 10 crew members of the Newfoundland coastal ves- sel Student Prince II, rescued off Bermuda rest in Montreal on URGES UNITY 5 i . i an T Be NEW DELHI (CP)--A "revival: w t g Part Of Community {sm" in which "the ge castle and dogmas will give place Treat Your Family to Wonderful Winter Super-Right Meat Values! 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The countryside has only a " | education, submi : | modern one-room school which iis Twining and lumbering in- The have contributed to community im- | the republic of India, in replying rovement. They caused the school | to a civic address presented here, had been | World is the challenge to § be closed for la: To do this they ident teacher who vided a res: won the contract, opened last fall, oP Eimo Wolfe is the ect it of the community project ut he has strong support from the Above a hey want to Ly oi of the community, not an isolated group. Argenta was here before we came," av John Stevenson, 'We want to work together in friendly fashion." i MH; 10) THE MIRACLE LUSTRE ENAMEL UNWANTED SPUDS WELLINGTON, N, Z. (CP)~With| 13,000 tons of surplus potatoes on its hands, the New Zealand gov- ernment offered them free to hos. pital boards, charitable institutions and old age pensioners. 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