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Walsh Gives

QUEIBDN. (CP)-Pat Walsh says Oonununistuworkers. employed in 1942 at the Aluminum Gompdny of Canada's giant shiipshsw devel- opment, in the Lake St. John dis- trict of Quebec. now are working on the company's huge Kitimat project. in British Columbia.

Wa1sh,3'l-year-old union organ- izer who resigned last week from several Communist organizations, said in an interview in I. Quebec newspaper Thursday that a "eon- aiderable number” of Communists are working at Kitirnat.

Refermng tn the Shlpshaw pro- ject. Walsh said in December, 19-51. he was ordered to go to Shipshaw to arrange hiring of men who, ”tn hob Russia. then our ally, would influence other workers and hasten the construction work "

"In December 1941 I brought in serge Bnrko. who brought. with him several construction experts.

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hopped from branch to branch back up to his chosen perch where he was well hidden from any sharp

New Details

. Di communist Activities

all good Communist comrades." Met Obstacle

”Howeve:r.”.. Walsh said, "there was an obstacle in our way.

”'rhs Mayor or Arvida, Marcel Tisot. knew me and several of our group as Russian agents. We feared his anti-Communist views.

"A campaign was started to get hlni out of the way. Everything that went wrong was attributed to this lfasoistt"

Walsh added:

"Today I am ashamed of it, but in June, 194.2, I was proud to be able to tell the Communist leaders in Canada t.hat we had more than 250 well-placed agents at ship- shaw." '

Lake Verde Notes

Among Lake Verde visitors to the City Saturday February man were Mrs. Michael Dalton and Pins, Mrs. John Boylan, Mr. Wil- liam Shea. Mrs. Owen Callaghan, Frances Naddy and Lorraine Mc- Varlsh.

, Mrs. Joseph Lacey and familv

Mn. Joesph Woods.

The ice on the lake isn't very good for skating at. present. which 15 011169 a disappointment to the wung people.

The many friends at Mr. M. J. Mcrvor are glad to hear he has well recovered from his imnehg.

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Bloomfield Corner and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. Plus Arsenault of Coleman were recent visitors in Bloomfield, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Urban Pinesu.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders, accompanied by Arthur and Regis, motored to Charlottetown on sun-

da)'. March lst, after attending Mass in OLeary. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin

-Spent Sunday. March 1st visiting in Piusvillc, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gallant, the latter quietly observing her birthday.

The St. Anthony Legionngn-es held their monthly meeting in their "Home" on Tuesday, March (ml. with an attendance of 15 members. It was decided to start on their new building as soon as possible.

Mrs. Leo Gallant and little son Donnie visited with her parents

eyes that Tfllfzllll. be in the neigh- of Mg,-mam were msuo,-5 ,0 Lakivtluring the latter part of February.

borhnod. Sziting up there he had nothing

lverde on Sunday, March lst.

to do hilt use his eyes. Being nl Mrs. Owen Callaglian spent the Crow he did use his eyes. He lladiW59'k'9nd Of F9l7I'u'm".V 2301. In W0 learned by the time he tried iii.s,Ctv. guest of her sister. Mrs. Wil-

wings Mr the first time that his

eyes had been given him to use:

This is one reason that the Crow folk like to sit in tree-tops when they have nothing else in do. From a high perch like that they can see far. so the young Crow spent his time during the day watching what might be going on about him. Sometimes, he saw nothing for a long period, Again, there would be others in whom he could watch while they did not know they were being watched. Thus it was that he

learned in a short time much about . joying Farm Forum meetzngs. Thel

his neighbors that otherwise would have taken him a long time. to learn. Sometimes, just watching

others, he forgot his own troublc-s.'

It was when the Black Shaciows came creeping out all il1T0llg'll the Green Forest that he felt loiieliest. and pitied himself most.

i ham Redmond.

; Mr. Michael Daltoii is at present

jn patient in the Charlottetown Irloapital.

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5 Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Redmond

ywere visitors to Mermaid they first in-eek of March.

Mrs. Earl Acorn. who is in ill

his neigiiborhooddiealtli. is spending sonic lime in

the City. visiting her slmer.

V The Lake Verde farmers are en- lmeeting on Monday night March 5 lst. was held at the home of Gavan Boylan.

Miss Mary Woods. ulio is work- iying at the Gharlottetovrn Hospital. ywas a visitor to Lake Verde recent ly, guest of her parenw, Mr. and

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, j- i Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pineau and Mrs. Henry Pineau were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lynch of Portage. on Thursday, February 26

, Mr. and Mrs. Dioiiel Doiron of Rusticci visited with Mrs. Doiroii's mother, Mrs. HenrytF. Plneau, on Tuesday, March ist.

Mrs. Henry Pineau and Mrs, Leon Peters were business visltnrsl ,in O'Leary on Tuesday, March 3rd. l .M...M.

l The many friends of Mr. James iT. Gallant. aged resident of Pius- VU19. F9811: to hear of his sudden iocent illness and all wish him a speedy recovery.

The Bloomfield Corner Women's Institute held their March meeting at the home of Mrs. Kentford Horne. The new secretary, Mrs. Donald Mac.-iusland, ably carried out her duties. It was decided to make up a quilt for the Red Cross before the next meeting. The pap. or on Educatioii-Citizenship was read and discussed.

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SUM'MERSlDFl BAPTIST W. M. 5.

-Mrs. J.F. MncNcill aiitertaiiicd the iiieiiilit-rs of the W.M. S. of the Slli'XTmEl'5ll(lC Baptist Churcli on Tuesday afternoon, March 3rd. at the -March meeting. Following the siiizlnsz of the opcning hymn, "Wiieii 1 Survey tho- Wondrous Cross”, the president, Mrs. Jack Macl..cod. gave the invocation.

Mrs. Robert Palmer read a let. ter from Mrs. Allahy, rep;-esemag- we or the White Cross Missionary Supplies for India, stressing the need of hospital supplies. derided to send a box of food

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Airrraftsiiicii G. J. E. DesRochcs, left. of Siimmerside, and H. V. Mac.Lean, O'Leary, with the RCA!-”'s 427 Squadron at St. Hubert, P. Q., will be among the personnel mov- ing to Europe tarly in March. weather perinittimz, when 3 RCAF Saliie-jet squadrons will fly the Atlantic from RCAF Station Goose Bay, Labrador. via Greenland, lec- land and Scotland to Zweibrucken. Germany. to form No. 3 RCAF Fighter Wing. The two other scuadrons in the operation, term- ed Leap Frog Three, are 413 Squad- ron, Bagoiviile, P. Q, and 434 siqiiazlmii, Uplands. Ont. This will be the third aerial trans-Atlantic

lvfvss Laura Bain, missionary in 1 India. ll During the worsiiip pm-i'od the pre.-ideiit read portzons of Matthew L113 and Giilations 6 as the Scrip- iture lesson, then gave a talk on '"Tlic Story of the Cross of Christ" followed by prayer and the hymn "Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone". The Missionary study was led by Mrs. Palmer who, after reading the 4lll chapter of Proverbs, gave the Ihistory of the ioiiiidinrz and growth lot Acadia University. she was as- sisted by Mrs. W. G. Ellis. After the Mizpah Benediction a social hour was oiijoyed when the ,hostew served refrcslimenls. S.

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'niass iiiovcmeiii of RCAF Sabre jet fighters, bringing Canadian fighter strength in Europe to 9 squadrons. The wing will come under the RDAI-”'s Air Division vvhlch is to total in squadrons. with plans calling for No 1 Fighter Wing at North Luficiiiiani, Eng- land. ultimately to move over to a Continental base. North Star traii.a;iort aircraft of 426 Squad- iron will accoimpany the fighters on the flight with grouiidcrews and equipment. This assures the squadrons of servicing by their own ground crews, fziiniliar with line aircraft and pilots. (NATION- iA.l. DEFIENCE PHOTO).

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Epliesiaiis 5. 1-8 was reiid re- sponsivcly, and the pi'ogi'ani from the Missionary Monthly was used. Mrs. Mnclniiis gave a paper on the World Day of Prayer. and prayers were oflrrcd by Mrs. C.L Cudmore, Mrs, Bruce Younkcr and Mrs. John Macliinis.

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