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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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. MUSICAL FESTIVAL WINNER

Pictured above are the Laval Choristers of St. Dunstanis University.

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of young men sang in French and received 81 marks from adjudicator only entry in class 16C of the recent Festive) of Music. This group Mr. Hubble.

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Schools .of Nursing Double Enrollment in Past 20 Year:

a,.,...... Schools of Nursing in hospitals having :1 bed capacity of over

300 have practically doubled dur- mg the paast 20 years according to p. statistical report to be presented at the biennial convention of the Sanadian Nursc-s' Association. to we held in Vancouver, June 26 to I0. The figures are contained in I report to he submitted by Miss Gertrude Hull, General Secretary, which shows that schools have increased in such hospitals from 82 to 62. In hospitals with I capacity of under 100 beds, schools have decreased from '17 to 23 through a. policy of consolidation.

In hospitals with a capacity of from too to 300 beds the schools have increased from 62 to 34.

This is only one of a large number of significant reports to be presented .-it the gathering to be opened by Miss Ethel Crydcr- man, of Toronto. who was elected president at the Sackville, N. B. convention two years ago. A total of 1200 delegates from coast to coast, will be in attendance at the five days' meeting to be held in the University of British Columbia.

While almost half the of nursing .in Canada are in Hospitals with a bed capacity 200 or under. they train less than one-quarter of the student nurses. Hospitals with a bed capacity of 500 beds or more train 37 per cent of the students in 16 per cent of the schools,

Students in training have in- creased 50 per cent, from just under 9,000 in 1931 to 14.1115 as of Jan. 1, 1950. The number who will

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be graduating in 1950 has increased 37 per cent over the number grad- uating ln 1940.

A sidellght on world conditions is reflected in the general sec- retary's report. Miss Hall reports that "numerous inquiries are received from nurses all over the world concerning nursing opport- unltles in Canada". Total mem- bership of the association as of Dec., 1949 was 3,358 an increase or 2,592 since Dec., 1941.

The general secretary will also report close cooperation of the association with the World Heaith Organization of the United Nat- ions; and with the Federal Govern- ment in respect to nurses coming from displaced persons camps in Europe.

0.ll.R. Head Returns From Pacific coast

MONTREAL May 29 Confidence in the continuing expansion of Can- ada's economic development, and in

Canacla, the'C. N. R. President went

between Montreal, Toronto, London

n visit in his new capacity as Rail-

the month June.

the ability or the railways to provide the transportation facilities es- scntial to national prosperity -was voiced here today by Donald Gor- don. President of the Canadian Na- tional Railways, on his return to headquarters following an inspection trip of some 5.000 miles to western Canada and the Pacific coast. "I was impressed with the tremend- ous lndustrial and other expansion that has taken place, and with the immense possibilities that lie ahead of us," said Mr. Gordon. "The rail- ways have played a significant part in this development, and the so- called over-building of Canadian railways will in course be fully justiiled. I found it an exhilarating and inspiring e:cP91'10n09 l0 59? Canada from the railroad bed up."

Along the line during the four- weel: inspection, Mr. Gordon met civic officials and delegations.

At Winnipeg he toured the flood stricken areas and with railways and civic authorities flew over the city and district.

Mr. Gordon was accompanied by S. S. Dingle, Vice president of op- eration, systern, district and divis- ional englneers on his trip. They made a special examination of the lines in British Columbia. The pro- blems peculiar to the mountain territory present a real challenge which must be tackled, Mr. Gordon said.

Before proceeding to Western over the main line of the system

and Windsor. and everywhere re- ceived the warmest of welcome for

way chief. His plans can for a visit to the Maritime Provinces during

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In the World of Books

With Will R. Bird

Tim COCKTAIL PARTY by T. S. Eliot; British Book Service (Canada) Ltd; 171 pages: s2.5o. Published by Father and Faber.

There are not too many Eliot fans in this part of the country. Quite often someone says frankly that they cannot understand. his poetry, and doubt that anyone else can, including Mr, Eliot, when

you can hear remarks about some of his statements and 111185 that are not com pil- ments. But no one can dis-

pute that he dld not hit the mark with The Cocktail Party. It be- came an overnight success on Broadway, and when one reads the book it is easy to understand the play's popularity. For Eliot has done something to unravel the various problems he presents, de- parting from his usual tactics.

It cannot be said that he has used any new device in presenting his ideas. He has used a pretty standard set of characters and put the usual dialogue in their mouths. Yet there is a certain hu. mor to it all that is deceptively fascinating. I have not seen the play, and not likely. will have an opportunity to do so, but I'll say that I am not keen to see it. I feel that reading the play has been a treat and I am afraid that the flavour would be spoiled by seeing it acted.

No one can question Mr. Eliot's expert touch with characteriza- tion. and he has a whimsey at

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times that is really delghtful. The friend who volunteers to do some cooking for his hero after tire party, and misses badly in in- gredients and timing, is an ex- ample of Eliot humor. if you have no hope of reaching Broadway soon and visiting the theatre, by all means read The Cocktail Par- ty. It is easy and entertaining and in my humble opinion, the best thing Eliot has done.

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