APRIL s. 1941 s" ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ * THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ PAGE NINE

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EYES ON THE SKY Iember of an East Coast anti-aircraft crew scone iili‘ sky liiiiillgh one of the many pieces oi‘ delicnti- equipment which maize iiii the modern Ack-Ack battery.

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Dialer-General C. P. Price, new officer commanding the Third Cano- ilin Dglfllilsizn. galhllilamﬁrzllfll g Wtglhil diauzhter, Private Mrrjorlc ' ~ _ . ' ‘ " r ce. a s i; c. cc. an an rls fin ei- s . . ~' . i l mission announced come in the unit, tho Women's Transportf ScrTclil: of ‘this relﬂgtwAir "m" minis." ‘:1! Y““'"§l-i.“§“i.i°§:'i'i$l“§' tilltllfghlf; $.lifts2§:::f iaaxtoyrggfgomfgpﬂitgwtffﬂlﬂ: zﬁtetziovrintlilelifiiisrliada, they will lnciud; Nursinlr Yeomanry overseas, Pte. Price said. lilricr-Gen. Price said ‘"6"’ Gerri,’ xv“?! Y5 aw gods!) S r m“ 7bigmcw on meeting a ‘W0 dlsrn" compames Se‘ aside f" "w training M, Cuchs and his Canadia" “Mme” ha“ akmdi’ Ne" 31mm‘ "diiined b! 1315-1‘ on yuunighio Zzuﬁii-eigi: i]: Cnihdili’ {Dire 0t S knrskrs missions in i Yugoslavs. These companies, commanded by officers of thur own British Instr. Father and daughter are shown here. 1212:: fimerslca is toy discuss with President Roosevelt and Prime i nationality, will be trained in Windsor and Owen Sound. Minister King the post-war formation of a Polish-Czechoslovakian

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Despte his arduous duties ‘ bassador to the United States, Lord Halifax found time over the week- end to enjoy his first American fox hunt. Lord Halifax, centre, is shown aslride his mount in Chester County, Pennsylvania, with J. Stanley Reeve riding at his right. Lord Halifax always has been I- kccn hunter mid his stay in the United State's will afford him an opportunity to follow his favorite sport when time permits.

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Down to the sencoast went the King and Queen to study the defence tactics for a possible invasion (TOP RIGHT). There they found Polish troops who have lakcn up their position along with British and Can- BACK FROM SEA HOLIDAY adian units. The Poles are determined that what happened to their notion will not happen zigniii, and by helping British hope to regain

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fishing irniso in siintlirrn ivntcrS. _ _ En i-cuie in Washington, he plgnngd wait, they are constantly on vigil and well rehearsed to meet the men

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