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ISLAND NEWS PAGE Birchwood H-S Ags'n

An appraisal given the meeting from George Chevarie. Sherwood, indicated he believ» ed the property was worth eon- sidera-bly more.

it is owned by Hon. John R. Marlean. Speaker of the I’m-I

I‘March 16 to which lives of ' tricts illegional High School area will the invited. The committee plans [to suggest the districts Souiris in making the rink pm-

rcprosottta- the seven school the Souris

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making up

join

Approval Given

’Kings Credit Union Officers Attend Session At Geo’town

A d c f I D' t i f (;l‘itlt’.l*'tit\t'\ 'l‘ h 9 last There was a ftill attendance n ra ls r c s i ‘ " l‘ ‘7” “W "‘1‘ “f m" ("'"d" of the ticot‘cotowu Credit Union _... . ._.. r 7 7-..“...7- —— -» - I i or the ‘ I_II,I..II.IW .0. which n - i - .f'A . 7 K r'.‘ »t l"‘ wit-:i \.ts ltr"tl ill ' ‘ "‘ ‘ ‘ The Guardian, Charlottetown, SatuflMarcli 7. 19:1 1 III I .III “.IHIIIIII “III it... win-m -- t. itolrl Three l’l l. tll.‘t":-lllr'_'I on tho It'llli'“": t ‘vi llll W .- " x w 't‘|~ out it it» r «l lltt 411 '1‘19- llll‘lllllt'l‘s .yni'r- l: ("(-1 dame I ' I t tin“; t W”. \’ “I” I” w 1t; i l by; I" l " l "E" V ' ' “'l 1" from lie 51 'll‘..- (‘vi'lit Union '4' 'l' A.“ »' tit‘.’ " 1' so 'tl’lt 'tt .1 .i. i i l ’. .- it .t .. J . vi . V . ll .i . t I U1" I U I H” “I H and tho :rttt ‘i- it. duet ll‘ 1 v w .w. i,t| ii llllll o 14‘ l~ .tri l"l "itlh~_ i-i.I i . I ._I. H, ,IH. ._I;,.,,,‘, I I _I . 4t "iii ‘t- 1 i .‘ttiittt llf“’l r: lll‘ t'v ll 'l mi to C. ._ I t H. (“I [tr m (. rd \ T!“ a 1 l‘" ""‘V "ltlp‘i'W "Q'd'Telfi lt"""’I *t‘ ‘1' \. t ' tljt‘ it l‘lt“. virtil . l lfu .t it II" I. t t l l"n tt‘ltl ’lt (\Mi h". 'f M“ I‘ I. I (WWW [mun » -' H ,‘ _ k i i . iii-vi .Iv i~ l' 'ltilt'llliJl ill rr :jlitils (ll t.- 4- . i ll tlll«, l1" ".1. .i-. m in: 'II-f'l \lt t. Imam: I'm, I' If! N'm'md " hp in I . i .. t ,i , . . , . ‘ ' ‘ " L I , )1 ' (‘ctir lot: A :v ' tin wait-ml was It . Ill ‘ ti ti.[ “,1 lm H _ i4. II- ,I ,,i .i {.i I. \ I,I \ IIM .. III q. mm or _ I Hi. » .H. :I hi'val I-trtl o“ “it 131.. II..II...- i t,. In t um i a“. I , . III IIII, (III III [.IIIIIII lll‘llll : 'ftlilt 51')“ ll' 'tti' f"r‘iti ht- li's'wi'" 1‘ W «‘i ittctw ‘ it it 'n vi-u 19m . ..i t . - oil it v. i... ' 'tl‘l'“ 1" m ‘ Ho ti mm m ltttiuil if‘t' tt'ut llit‘t‘l'll.. til "it pm...” I. int. I it . I. WI“ IIII II III K . IId l~‘.diiti.ti'l Ccit‘.ittl it"llktdt‘nl 0! l" iliiot's iti t'iiitt'orl» “i‘wtit ('i. [I l' ‘.'. ll .1 Hm I ‘ I" ‘;I;:II;\.” \. all . l‘tp ‘ lit t i' l 1 mill] LOETZUO I . .. , ‘t-..'.‘ it ‘ ‘ t‘ .t.ltl ‘. 4 301mm Th“ Sow-ls Con.I [4' the pun-ham is pllti imrlrrl i\ ll :mi ll.'i'. \..val ltllxtllths I“... 1.. xi .i .. . I ., . .I _,I I. _I ‘ I, _IIIII IIIIII “III “II” I'D: of “tort: 1-H.» )t‘l interesting I . . I .;n- it ‘ .I; E I It -I I, , I. ,I ‘ ‘ f < > - .. ...\ ..I_I. tI “mun! (70mmme 31 a mpet l with. the tomm.ttc1> plan it. n” n. m qu to l c u t c nn' 1. .1 up \I H , . II t. I._ ,i I II” IIIIIIIH III III) IIINIII III II” “mt,” I. I It II? (my 3 mg he”, Fridav night decided lmake use of the rink on 1 war It outing 1, otttnttttoo out. Mil t' .- .4 rl 'tu- pm i. it i. IIIII_ II II I IIIIIIM mm“! :IIIII_,I,II I I I,_ II I III'III_ l k 90 d1 t' ' bo - ‘1‘0ulld basis. for llOt‘kt‘) and to. st 'litv M iltc ('ttttlllH cw ‘l\ til. tlic toil." ‘1 1h w“. ‘ 'Itt ti'llf . I . I“ .1 . ”’ " "‘ 5”" ‘ ‘3‘ ""mm [We in la 9 8 - ay op 1011 pui- I I I L . III ‘I II II II 1 “land “P {H- p g c g (l the '111- lt ‘l t " l l .. ., ,t l 1 ill 1'1 xt-lltltli was mild “(3d mmvhnm p, ,;.I I. I... to the" 1 .1 ink and an ad. .latc( spors in .ie \ hit an t i .i.‘.t..« \ \ ‘II it'll .w. ‘l? II ,. I I _I II _ I I I ' ~ ' chase the oca r . I II I I 1, .I . I , k II I I I. I . .. . . u s .. t\ll liL aid was i,iitt(itti.— i - I I I a summer mogldm n”! “it do. t it! o iii a tn- lll( ott- ('tlllsp .i commit up i ,1 iii. ll \\ . . . -"” 1011117”! 101. t . ;, .t .f (~.. -.1 . . i. . . . . _ I , li"l u lllt' lloi *. (attttdiait 1.0.1- . .t ._. _ . cltktd on. “" ’ "Hmmld “‘31 "l ‘1'“ 11— »|-\ t ltd“ wt" 1 ‘ ite .II.I _ \1 “I, d I e f l‘ '. t\\ 1. ‘1.“ tn~t action The price quoted W115 $5100~ A mwtmg is schmhnwi f“, \l‘t'l'. in to tho future Mr llm‘ whim? mid us :in 't;l‘1'4'l"(~ " l “" "1 H ‘ a“ “'1' r" pptirid i-f \lll 'i‘ tltosc present. _ -,_,. .. .-. . .‘am. N, . . 4.. . “7.... t‘l'l 'l" It ‘l‘tt' l‘ P lllt‘le-H‘S OLht‘l' “p (1 st y'xnrl lztttt“‘..""!i .' [he

lll‘il‘. itt tirot'gctottn tttcttt‘tct's

A * 'A' *4 ¥ll¥éfi¥r—‘; TODAY ATl - 3 ONLY

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0 O \int'ia‘l Legislature gject one for eastern Kings. b R I It The committee indicated that 1 Some 50 persons attended the . u before purchase can made. tmectintg last night. hcld iii the . liltc project must be approved lRFglon’al High SChO'fl‘ cmmmt' .‘. rcutlut’ion introduced by lltt-tt'ltttttt it t -l" " ’ Iby the Pmfinm’a] centennial Her Chairman' wan” $010m‘m l):itt'ei liticlh'oalri Ill-1st KID‘SV c-t" int ‘tiic ~ii'rlj "vi: fol—1:? "ltL: I I Committee. p “(1- “V was .tiyr—n unanimous approtnl :t~i.w- titcri~titc~ to '1““lllllltf" ;t u I i by incitibcrs cf the Lec'slatttrc cffr'rts to intrinsic .. w -t~ > - Bo '0 T B t A’PIIIllI'k'V‘mN [I‘Wl‘lll'lg II The atriottrltttc-tt “.'i\ i'ti‘t‘ictl I I ‘tt- l't'SttLllltlll ca ed on tho i . .. .. t. ‘ o e govct‘ttmcnt to continue its mca» 0“ 5.21.31.31.12 ‘;t:;.u..,.\-r,‘i: i \1. - ' ~ - - . O sures to p mimic the potato in \1.],.',III.id E. . I I} 1,} Mn' II The contributions of blood clinic. The chairman of the Whyte. director of the Nova 0 (lii<|r\‘ lt \l':l< innum- ,.(,I<,.i\-Nt ‘ ' H M I" ‘l n'“ In Prince of Wales College PWC blood donor committee. Scotln Red Cross blood ser- tlta‘ tho L'ovoIttntciit continuc “mi-kph”: "'Vw'm' ’"mwu‘l‘my swim“ m the last Red Cross Gilbert Gaudet, is shown left vicc. I . . .,..'...-....,_.v-,m... "WNW..." M, tlx efforts to arrive at szttisfnc- f0] WM rmy'l‘mw' H “mm”! H. ""W‘M‘W'OVS h-IIIII (“may Clinlic here were as he received the inter— ”" "“" “"“"‘"‘" "FM" ’- “UPSA sppaklar ("Ir thlsI yea}. Si « if . m ) K I ‘itt‘v s "tilt ‘ng to pot no inrlu ‘- suggpqml H “A‘Mm “I. “up (“’91 class trophy from Robert A. 3"""a‘ 51- D'mSlans UmwrW-V unlucms. and that ‘a plt‘llls WH'W‘ “0 WI] mm. mm “I

(W n; the highlights of the

Geo’lownDe

0 Provide 500 Jobs

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l'ZtiLcue Got'nian. Deputy min- fstc“ of fisheries. was the guest smutkct- of the, Local Er.._,loy- mpg \(ivtsory Committee at the lt‘_‘lll.’ll' meeting here Wed- nosiizo.‘ night.

Tito ntcctintz. chaired by Ed- l\.’l"tl llrowu heard .‘11‘. Gor-

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Elizabeth Torrey. Wilfred Dris-

‘I.eod. Mrs. lreta Sutherland and C A

velopmen

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iques brongl ll

. d II

trtiction in

it about in the con- l ry.

Others attending last night's 1) meeting were: Jack Kirby. Miss

011, Douglas Simms. Waltcr Mc- ’ - . 'l’

.A. Murphy. and Oi-ford

Undertakers Convention Open

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s Sun.

The ltlth annual niccting off

tc Funeral Directors Associa- I'm tn oi (‘aitada wi‘.‘ opcn Sttn<j l\1r.Ethicr-Blais is a welt-i 'ty lll'llll at the (ttariottetmvn ‘knnwn literary and politicall .,i.~;I mm P'Ogidrnt ' commcntator for the (‘RC [191

I'stm' of t‘al-utry attcnding a

t'csidcntial t'cccpti‘n.

'l'ltc busittcss sessions will ottcu Monday morning at 1 m and will continue until ucsday ll‘ltlllll.

'l‘lic (‘ity of Charlottetown bill

may: tlt‘“il‘!l)e the industrial de- "If “19 Vallonal Empl‘lb‘mem Of' lilltll‘l‘ a bztnquci to the Do yclopittt‘lll being planned for the 1209 SH!“- Iwfl ini tiou dclcmtcs on Tuesday Coorgoltm'll area. Tltis develop-l ' ‘f‘\'l‘lllng. .latttcs Allen. l‘rcsl night will include shipbuilding: dcnt of the Pill -\s~ ciation nttilnim and a ftsI pl‘pcessll‘lg ital: be the master of ccrciucn. paint. he said Ct‘catlng still) new l ics :tnri Clutt‘loftctmtn Mayor julv. for islanders over the next H I d A, \l’allltcn Gaudc' \‘lll cxtcnd tut to tlti'ct' years. i ‘a welcomc on bclinlf of the \ll' l‘i'il'lllilll dcscribcd the dif~ Icity an Prcmicr “'altor . femur-c u fishing and prooess- M .l S . Show will cxtcnd one for the in: 't‘i‘ll“"lllf‘\' between the Eur- I l Provinch O‘lf‘l" .lll‘l t‘ortadinn industrich . The Prince Hiwaird island tit-torus c his remarks .vitht GEORGETOWN —- A further dclcgatc to the crmmntion will

sl‘zlm H Ti" l: ho had taken during lchange in mail service between i

0 Joe Davison of Kcnsington.

it. ill" “ British and Norweg- iGeorgetown and Charlottetown‘ Ollim‘ officers of the Cana- ia' ~‘l :11. points last year. istarted yesterday with the I-u- . dizin Association arc: Roben \ ti~ wrt of tit-ogrch of the lo~ It‘Olll'lng evening mall al‘l'l\'l|1f~l Leninc. vice president, Frank

c? .i 'llf‘l' employment cam- tin Georgetown at 4-10 D-m- and i Walsh, M’indcn. Ont. executive

p" : xins ‘.‘l\'t“l bv tlic nutnager ttltc outgoing mail leaving imme- i tymsurpr and SNIWH..I‘.I and

of in local office of the Nation- idiately afterwards. 'Guy O'chan Grand Falls.

a' "tutti ~\muut Sel'yit'c. George. The new service which is car- i NIBII (iaiogateI and HI CI Lind.

u t'l‘it‘tt‘l‘lt‘ .rictl by motor transport under [sayI Konmna NM mm M. (thyme stated that ap_.contract to the postal depaflldriegam

pvuyittt'itc‘v 1’10 men are work- me?” .t nit construction projects in Ima‘l :ztul tltnt thcre is 25.3mm

th ~ .t'c‘t.

pf‘t‘ icut lcss unemployment in If“

tltc t‘itarlnttciown area at this i. lltll‘, lie :ttlt'ilttttcd this to the Many: in winter building tech-

0

service witlt the CNR mail alldI

lOCAl, BRIEFS

. as compared to February .mail service were installed this winter. chief of which

to p . the morning mail now taking the outgoing m'li '

installed Feb. 1. i

resulted in the event arriving in Georgetown t 50 minutes earlier than be re. A number of improvements in

was 1116‘

cmnmcnccment of twice-aviay

x rcss trur-k which brings

i. This system uas‘

The new evening service wlu

FormerWUC Moderator Dies In Ont.

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()Rlltlda, Ont. ((‘Pl -v-— Very cv. .loltn Angus Mat-innis. 78.

'facilialt‘ nutgoinfi evening mulli'li‘cldHSt" lllihlftrllTlllé‘ hirecii‘f‘liigav'

making 00111801 “'m‘ the ml‘mltfollowing a hcart attack.

1113119 193"”‘3 Charmnemwn 0" c was born at Mira. N.S..

.malnland Pomls- .itd educated at Queen's Uni- .vcrsity. Kingston. .\ York

Quebec Minister illnion Thcological Seminary

11.\l) Sl‘Rt‘rERY (ilf‘ll (“noun has: :cturned h:s home at Ambrose Street t‘bzu-inttcimvn after undergoing surgery at the Victoria General 1 Httspllill in Halifax. r. Cotton. itill be confined to bed for some— lllllf‘ and it is expected that he l

to in v

wtll ttot be able to r turn to tvnrk until July. The Guardian t has been informed. ‘

TIES 1N .IUDGING ' lxctr Jones, Harrington, P.E.l. l t: " with four others with al Ni 'c of 98 points out of a [’05- t stiw 114 in the Ali-CanadianI JHdL'. competition sponsored Canadian Guernsey Ass-citation. Highestt score was the 103 points made b." Angus McNaibb who opcir-l alt-s (ilc’iuarkie Guernsey Farms . and supplies milk to I Guelph. I (int. dairy. I

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EASTERN l

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at lstatlons. which had plann “—

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’Fed Up wuh' Bilingualism

levesque said Friday night he will make no more speeches in English because he is “fed up th bilingualism and bicultur-

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wi alism He the movement bilingu I in Canada is “not getting where."

“The more we talk backward we seem t ing." he sat .

“We seem to be getting closer to a complete misunderstand- ing. and the chasm between the two solitudes English and French Canada—seems o wi ening."

Levesque spoke in a de-

any-

the more 0 be

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by the Young Liberal Associa-

' Note-Dame. .suicidc. deuf‘rziel‘fiditdgals t The victims were Mrs Mary q ‘ about ‘Tracz. 43. Patricia in. Richard,

The .debate 30 pm tile-after

behind Levesque

9: sched refused to speak in front of ti. microphones of Montreal radio cd to ove -

l a

tKitigston presbylcry in 1921. tscrvcd at Port Alicc. B.C.. Ed-‘chilling cold that penetrated

it i I ' daughter a} for lmor'crator. Dr

“mm and bicunurahsm land tltrcc daughters. Mrs. Catli- crznc Pcntland of Windsor, Ont... {is Mary of Kingston and Jean ' _ lOsltawa.

MothéifiCh-ildren I‘Founcl Slrangled

"I, were found tn ’apparently had been throttlcd.l

bclicvcd they ' ck.

nd Columbia {Titivcrsitv After. he was ordained by the ‘ he

appointed moderator In

Survivors include his wife. the \lcQueen.

o r m e r Marjorie

another

Ont. tCPl ——

SU DBU'RY.

A mother and her three children

M . ‘bate with Douglas Fisher. New were Democratic member of Parlia« home

i Arthur. arranged ztpolice s ment for For II was

iii nht.

s angled

und .tr tursday ui

fo here T1

11. and Theresa. . Bodies of the three ' a bedroom.

Police said they ' l

C. McQueen. l

of

case of murder andt

children . All 1

lecture series will be .lean Eth— ier-Blais of the French depart cut McGill University i was announced last night SDU officials.

The lectures are scheduled for Sunday and Monday nights a: t8.15 in the SDU auditorium. The general public is invited to at

id.

lltas written numerous articles ifor Canadian and ."nrcigii maga- zines. and is also literary critic for “Le Dcvoir." l newspaper.

1 He will speak on bicttlturalisinl and bilingualism and his tnlksl tarc entitled: “The Litcrary ll‘ltilosotiltical Aspects of French

. - .("anada Todd), fture of French Canada as seen liltrnugh its Literature a n d It'i‘ltoucht ." l The SDU leclnrc serics was

that:it’fll‘trizmji‘d IFive Missing After Tanker ‘Exolosions

l A NACORT‘ES.

Wash (A1") .-

j'l‘lie 504-foot tanker Buhkcr llill, l

sailing empty up uget Sound, iblew apart in three fiery explo- si . before dawn Friday and Wbidbey island.

Twenty-five of the crew were 3rcscucd by a Navy crash boat and coast guard helicopter ‘from the icy water. All but two garc in good condition.

1 Five others aboard. including the skipper and two males were :ttnaccminted for and feared ' ca .

t The tanker normally carried la crew of 44 but was running

US.

a formcr motlcrator of the l’res- lshm-thnndcd because she was

operating in inland waters, The Seattle agent for the ship said 14 ntcn spent the night ashore. HARROWING TALES

Survivors t o l d harrowing Italcs of the explosions, flames lshooting nearly 100 feet in the lair, the desperate rush to e:- icape. the danger from burning 'Ioil slicks in the water and the

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lit.

a Montreal

and “The Fit—lhas two main objtu-iiviu

" con llighlenment by nffct'in: lt‘t‘tlll't'S'(

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MR. ETHTFIR BLATS

l:t'-.lI to stimulate scholarly llllt‘l‘f‘si a m 0 u 2 students of tlic llll'l'r‘l’- ‘ sity by bringing in SIllllf‘itll-‘ oi -intcriiational rcttowtt iti silllll“ .major field of study; and. d. to contribute to puwa on-

r,

lby e x p e rt 5 on somn llllt‘llf‘t'r

illlal issue of particular lllllltlll»

‘ance or interest in any givcn year,

t Accordingly. the scrtcs has {brought philosophcrs. writers.

lhistortans. educators. and other liittellectuals of top calibre to .SDI’.

In this ('ctttcttnial Vcar. ll'llll lbtculturalism and bilingualism. Ilbeing so widely dtscusscd. " .was though fitting to ubtatit lilt“

_ sank in 300 feet of water off iservices of a s-pcakcr who could

give the views of i‘t‘cuclrt‘nnada

ion the topics.

I Mr. Ellllt‘l‘~BlftlS has born In ‘Stiirgeon Falls. (hit. iii 1927. 11c' thas scrvcd as a diplomatic agent

iwitlt the departutcnt of external iaffairs. with tho f'nuitdian cin

‘bassy in Paris and \'crso\':c. am

with the Canadian dclctzatioit tn 1 ianoi. Vietnam. Bclorc going to; .McGill. he was with lllt‘ l-‘rcucli‘ 'department at t‘arlcton Unit‘cr- shy. and was :Iicst professor at the School of Higher Studies. Ihlontrcal

tmonton. New Liskeard. Onl., honc~deep in minutes. land (trillia. He had been in 0t- B)’ STRAUN ‘illia since 1929. rccaucd a. MONTREAL t — be 0 Doctor of Divinity degree "0111‘ Resources Minister Rene Le- the University or Tum“... m.

MEDY

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KlP MORGAN

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bi il‘ ; ' i - t - II: (Ild ItmoIiiIu IpttlIIIti :io.',cis M "f it”... ‘“out... it a: o e h 91 “if... ,. 1. t - l “’ n “‘“F l“ I‘“ put: of it'llltl'l i'tiltl should b4 ttic sirittgihctttut: of ma'kciut: “wt llp"\ Hi i wit and tutcltarftttiz of potatoes - I" l ‘I Ml. “my 'l'ito it ‘fll‘llltttt tur‘ t‘lly t "mm ""‘H '1 lit 11 we about t he . w. .o‘...'n;_'ca ...;...i t l: l on tho rutvct't‘tt‘tct‘t It "' kt PM” U W" m 0 WW,“ h a! I ~ ' ‘ ‘n ( (‘\11<'\ be twin “to "rottct‘s and .‘lt'llll‘ lllt‘t'ZSlll‘l‘S to promote tho I)". m.” ....‘..’..‘. ~ L it into industry." but a (‘onscr- .. ‘. I “who “VIII!er Keith "ZIWIIILII lltc l'i’HtIllilllv‘ll was dcbaled at ('llllxlflol‘ltlliv iciruiii by nearly

toii 3rd PI‘lllt'O' Reserve Unit Disbanding

ton. whore personnel will be re-

scllttt': \\t‘i’l\~ incl! for o'ltm- ivp my“. ' ‘ TTSTHOISIINMIOVB

nllH't'd an . . .. all lllt‘lllltt‘l'~ of tltc l,c.:tslature. 'I‘ltc conscious of opinion was that tho ttrovttuo's potato ittdus~ - has wimp: prob'oitts. partt» t'il'lilllI‘. as far as marketing 1 if‘tllli'f‘i‘lll‘i’l

t

find too auz'ccd that all should work

l‘wt'ti tll'\t‘l'lllll"'il o t tost ll

DALE EVANS'

'f' cl ' ‘ ' ‘ l ‘ together fir titc benefit of t t i - ‘ 5 Cir! Ie . IIIIIIIIIIII ' l " Also—Special Donald Duck Cartoon Peaturette I I In other buoucss. first read— ( . . i . _., 'tudl iil't(\"I”-i,li “dull: “W “W: 11m” M H mm ‘mmduc‘ ‘IM ' I 'I * ~ ed by llr llitltr‘t‘l \lrtanill. ' ' h I IltotnLIId.slt:tiidcd and four 1 WWW... “i Molt,” "mnimi “An; ‘l' - y IIItrtI halt I It "1"" m“ ‘. Act to Aittcvtd »lll \ct Respecting {IDIYI‘T‘IItIIHEEICdI pend'I'I‘" “ insurance o-‘ llvwidmits of tho ‘ AVACATION.. ' t l. 1 I ‘ I (‘ “Sill: lt‘ln. pm \vmm. To: [h i I ~ W l issiit talc Il)c.‘cncc \Ttntstet 14in . “Ln”; (VIIII. “M :MS.(I).SL‘%(;'_ ’. YOU VB ' ctcit t 'irdtn told the (‘omtttotis ‘ WM; in wt "r t\1-:rvn,‘;ig 5 i The four air force units llf‘lll" in t 5 I '4‘ r ‘l N - I ~ ~ IslltIlS to to» Assembly ‘ d“!)‘)"d“'l I \i'll'V‘mw‘r- (‘l’lfllllhf‘l‘ inst t . t. '.\t‘lf‘ about 1 ‘MES o (llL‘lll'V. Sasmtoou and llatttil» 4n harm .ptmol slit‘ionts from

tho Krtisittglou :it‘cn

loosed at the end of March, —»~~~» He also said tlta-t all technical Itrattiitig and medical rescryc w . l1ll'l.\ of the RCAF are being disbanded. upqrmn‘. [ir‘tfur t‘arrt'iu rcpcntcd his au- . tinimccntcnt of last week that PM") Prmlmlk" tlii'cc naval air rcscrvc titttis 3’7 KN" “13'4'7125 air being closed down 7H\1('L\' “mm (‘ltgitltztm at Prince Rupert Bt‘. — .— » aw”- ‘ and naval squadrons at Toronto I byDEl-UX: and Victoria He said four others are being 8 j- "(tom-ltvnrcd" but their pct-son ' on ' ' no.1 will ttot he paid off until uy L'Sf Mov'e‘ r ccci t of recommendations front a special study cotiititts . . sion 'o the t'cscrvc. eypectod iii "hmg — 7 into \lay or early June Tlir‘: . .. are ll\lt'S \‘ousilclt at Frillwtll ’ ' P'M' loit Qllf‘t‘ll :tt Rosina. Provost '- «.3 l ' -—'-—“—'~—'~--~-»----‘-—'~ at London. tint. and a tcndcifi "0“ S Rh L‘l RANT unit at lxitclicttcr. ‘ Full Course “cal mm .lr. arditt said if has bccn dccidcd to t‘claiti the naval r0 Minute STSUk . 99‘ t‘l\'f‘ units at Victoria and lloltfrn and air force rcscrve including with ('offcc. units at Edmonton. \Vlnl‘lll‘tf‘fl. ncsscrt. Tor'oltlo and Montreal