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Two Charlottetown Oub Pwll an losing a lo al leader ill lg. erson of Miss erthe Storey W 0 s leavl Monday W1"! h" ‘m’? ‘or "he Miledb sung-d Cubmal y . télgelrtthéhgaxlfkeeglltk for the lllt two years and recently WM" Quill started up at Trinity her ervicel were requested there also, a d she has been doing dual duty at. both Packs since that time.

Thursday night 8 8P0"? °f h“ fellow-saunter: vislt d her Bl- he!‘ pack meeting and terlln: yvﬂlk‘ er, President of the Scouters Club on behalf of the Club presented her with a glft following which Don MacLaod, Assistant Cubmaster of the Kirk Pack presented her with a going-away present from the Klrk Cubs.

we wlll all mlsg Bertha and wish her good luck and good Scouting and hope she wlll come back some day and get into the groove o! Oubblng here in Charlottetown a- gain.

AJKC. at Salvation Army

Scoutumster Frank J. Costello, A. P. C. assisted Mr. Robert Chand- ler, Scoutmaster of the Salvation Army Troop at their Troop Meet- ing Monday night. We need more o! these vlslts Irom interested Pro- Ivlnclal and District officials.

The Chief

All peo e interested ln Scouting on the sland will be sorry to learn that "The Chief" as.we all call the Rev. S. J. Davies is in the Prince Edward Island Hospital re- covering from an operation. We wish him a speedy recovery and hope to have hlm back with us soon, working for the welfare of the Scouts and Cubs.

First Charlottetown Troop tSalnt Dunstan! Basilica)

At the last regular meeting of the St. Dunstsns Basilica Troop Patrol Leader Frank Zakem was presented with the Cub Instruc- tor's Badge {or assisting with the Pack d-urlng the past two months. Patrol Leader Edward Mullins is also eligible for this badge, and it will be presented in the near tu- ture. » Spy Hunt

An outdoor spy Hunt was ar- ranged for the First Troo a short time ugo. Scouts in Patros scour- ed the city, following a trail as instructed by a series of sealed messages, some of which were in code. The messages were picked up at different houses throughout the city and much interest was shown by all who took part ln this uc- tlvlty. The Trei ended at the Troop Hall where cookies and Chocolate Milk were served.

Recruiting

During the month of March the First Troop is open for recruiting of those boys of the parish wish- ing to Join the movement. Already several boys have been enrolled as Recruits and it is felt that the membership of the Troop shall have reached twenty four ln num- bcr before the end of the month. New Patrols will not be formed.

the existing Patrols brought up to full strength before beg - ning the Spring activities. Recruit- ing will cease on March 29th.

The Kirk Troop

We understand the Kirk Scouts ore going on an expedition next

Saturdl . You've heard of “opera- tion SKOX", well the call their! "operation ADVANCiIE."

Provincial Headquarters

Mlu Helen Oidden, Office Sec- retary of the Provincial“ Boy ooutl Auoclat on left for ltfax rldny morning. She ls expected back on March 20th.

Appreciation

Charlottetown Scoutmalterl re- ceived a letter of ap reclstlon from Mr. L. E. Macleod lstrlct Direc- tor of Postal Services, for the ac- tion on the Fart of the_ B9 Scouts tin an herlnz mall which was soe tered in the airplane crash of February ﬁlth. Sewlcel like this are rt of the Scout training and t e boys are always only too glad to render services to the Community. . - ,

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I also married one c uple. They had otttctallysnd ubilcly taken one another u hus an“ and four years ago with t un standing that they would have their marriage blessed by e priest whenever one came. Every word of this was registered in the vil- loge governor's books with the names oi’ two children that I be

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Washington Spotlight

BY CLYDE BLACKBURN

WASHDIGTON, March (GP) -- Fighting whet we prove to be a lost caus Bowles. economic ctabﬁlzcr, has had to give some ground to those demanding an en to price cou- trols, all he while plead ng for an end to the "fear and doubt and blind self-interest" which he claims threatens the country with wild inﬂation

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Meanwhile consumers lace con- tinued shortages of commodities which should be ln plentiful su ply and which many declare woul he easily available but for controls on prices.

When there ls e shortage of e5- sentlal foods, such as butter, and of such a desperately-needed com- modlty as lumber, the situation becomes serious.

So the country ls divided into _ two warring camps, those who would cast aside all safeguards against inflation and let p find their level, as an invitation to capacity groductlon, and those who believe t e line can be held and production still achieved 1f all co- operate.

It is the latter policy that Mr. Bowles. backed by the administra- tion, now ls advocating and a rc- lurtant Congress is being urged to extend for another year the Price Control Act under which the Ol- tice of Price Administration oper- ated through the war. The act ex- pires June 80.

President Truman is backing

Bowles to the llmlt but lt appears that the anti-inflation forces can win only if the constant appeals by radio and the printed and spok- en word can enlist the great masses of eager would-be spenders to co- operate, and convince the get-rich- now boys to be patient. Some 400 Washington correspon- dents were hosts to Winston Churchill, his wile, and children Sarah and Randolph, but whnt the former war leader said was not to be published. It may be report- ed, however, that most of the ques- tlono directed at hlm had to do with the loan to Britain and if his an- swers could be published, they m be a great help to United Btetel understanding.

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