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There can be little doubt left ih ilie minds of anyone that Canada .. militarily preparing herself for anything. The rate of call-ups among local Reserve Army men would leave no question in the iihoughts of those peacetime sold- . Fl '4.

This summer there will be many Vices missing from the various Hinsses.,Among the more recent .iries to leave have. been Capt. Earl Rurke and Lieut. Lloyd Me-.Phee. also in Halifax at present are :uch well known N. C. 0.'s as

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Walton and Bill Cantwell. Carl ilrowse is in Pinion, Ont. - Carl will meet many of his

friends in the 20th L.A.A. Regi- ment this summer when the unit mi-s there to camp. 'And by the my the unit will stop taking men -..i strength for camp purposes If- 'rr May 15. There is much train- ing to be done between then and -amp time and new recruits after "ho closing date would mean an Wire burden on .training officers. 0 O

The Reece had the tanks out his! Sunday for the first time this war. It was quite an experience for tho recruits who joined durind liir late fall and winter months- fihcy will see lots more of them

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The officers Mess is staging n his dinner dance at The Char- lottetown. That is unusual. as it is believed to be the first time it has been done by a mess here.

Perhaps the dinner will attract even more attention than the dancing as they are scheduled to have steak smothered in mush- rooms and that is a meal to make mouths water.

The planned party takes on add- ed signlficance because it will be the last social event held under the old slate of officers. Naturally they wish to make it a good one. When the mess meeting is held this month a new slate of officers will be named to conduct mess af- fairs for the coming year. How- ever. ihey will not actually take over their duties. until September.

The Medics have couple of promotions within the ranks of their officers. Two Of- -ficer Cadets W. K. Sharpe and E. J. Gillis. have been promoted to the rank of lieutenant. In civ- ilian life the two are respectively, a sanitary engineer and laborat- ory technician.

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Another group of troopers has been taken on strength of the Reece recently to help swell the total. Among the recruits were K. A. Anderson. P. S. Myers. (3. A. Pippy. K. G. Rayner and G. V. Steele.

The N. C. 0.'s staged their final

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Armourles dance of the season last Friday night and,like all the others it was an outstanding event. Thoroughly enjoyed by all the dance afforded its particular moments for the ladies present.

As is customary in social events at the A1-mouries the West End Nurseries supplied a lovely bouquet of mixed flowers for the central decorative piece. It proved so attractive that all the girls were helping themselves to a rose or carnation or whatever bcst match- ed their evening dress. The bouquet could not stand that kind of popularity.

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The 28th L. A. A. Orderly Room has taken on'a natural look again. The popular P.l't. has returned from a duty call to Halifax and Pat Mccvrath is back again from Siellarton. Pat has a gripe about the Island roads on which he had to travel. No need to say it Pat, most people agree lmyway. -

Many of the boys will be on par- ade Sunday when the Canadian Legion stages its annual Memorial Day-V. E. Day parade. There will be a formal march past with His Honor Lieutenant Governor T.' W. L. Prowse taking the salute from the saluting base on Kent street in front of Simpson's.

First or Postwar

German Immigrants To Arrive In PEI

Some months ago the state of war with Germany was officially declavrdd by Canada as ended. and as a result German immigrants are once more being admitted to the country. Last nigm. a Ger- man farm laborer arrived in the city. and left immediately for Stanley Bridge where he will be employed on the farm of Mr. Her- bert McEwen.

The young emigrant has had twelve years in school. and speaks English in addition to his own language. He has been working on his father's farm. and was also assistant manager of aiarge estate for a while with twenty-five farm hands under his charge. He comes to the Province highly recom- mended by the Canadian emigra- tion officisls. who screen all Eu- ropean applicants before they are approved for entry into this country. This screening takes into account the applicant's medical. political. and occupational fitness for citizenship in Canada.

it is understood that now the then has been lifted on German immigration, a considerable num- ber of farm labourers. tradesmen. and very efficient domestics will be given" entry to Canada. Ger- man domestics in particular have a fine reputotion throughout Eu- rope for thoroughness and reli- ability.

Approximately loo men have registered the National Im- ployment O lea in Charlottetown for work on the new American sir-base at ,Gooso Bay. Lobrador. Forty of these are labourers. thir- iy-five are carpenters. and the rest are made up of electricians. bulldozer operators. welders. ma- chanlcs. cooks. painters. and other trodeunen.

An official of "the contracting company will arrive in marlin!- town on Monday to iniiorvinv the qualified tradesmen. who have filed applications. No labourers will be requiud for some woohs

Premier Had To Pass Up Tempting Offer 0f Voies

The votes of an entire commun- ity were "lost" to Premier J. Walter Jones and the Liberal party in the April 36 Provincial general election because of a slight accident of geography.

During the election campaign. Premier Jones received a letter signed by a man and his wife which promised the Liberal party

change for a modest road build- ing project. The letter containing the request was prompted by a message from Premier Jones ap- pearing In a. national farm week-

'Iiho letter read in part as fol- lows: "Could you help us toymake a little road in our town? it is about one mile and a half from the highway and there is s brook about 00 feet wide to cross. The roads arepin very poor condition ...not fit for a car or a truck and not very good for a horse and cart. We have to wait for the tide to fall to get across. If you can help with the road we will be satisfied to pass the road through our field away from the sea shore.

"There are eight families where the road does not reach. it will not cost very much to unsvke s road;-aibout 31,000. If you can give me a little help l will make the road. A little is always a help. The eight families will all be very pleased to let the road pass through their fields. I will buy the screen from the manager. We are willing to vote Liberal on Thursday, April N.” '

The only catch was that the writer was is resident of New- foundland and the road he wanted connected two small settlements on the southwest corner of New- foundland about 15 miles from the American airport at Stephen- v e.

Premier Jones has passed the request along to Premier Joseph smallwood of Newfoundland.

City item control Board Appointed,

A three-man Rental control Board we appoint d by the Mayor an city council yesterday to carry out the regulations of a City by-law ting rentals. The by-laws passed its third read- ing at noon today. The by-law is under authority of a. Rental Control Bill passed at the last session of the Legislature.

The member. of the Rental con- trol Board are Messrs. James Hurley. W. .1. (Bill) Brown and Harry Hill. They will select their own chairman.

According to the by-law. any two members of the Board shall constitute a quorum and any dev ciaioq arrived at by two members ........?.:......:.....-

and none will be interviewed at this time.

According to information receiv- od hoist the American company's office in Honcion. the 'men being hired must be experienced. and able to pass A stiff medical exam- inatlot .

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Bridge lie-Opened To Truck Traffic

The Hillsboro Bridge has been reopened after being closed tem- porary to vehicles weighing over 5.000 lbs., it was announced last night by the Department of Public Works and Highways here.

The closing of the bridge follow- ed an inspection by the chief bridge engineer of the C. N. R. His ex- amlnatlon was made when it was learned that a truck "had crashed into the side of the bridge near the centre span and had broken one of the uprightlmombers which helps to support the bridge at that spot. The damage which was done in the span next to the centre span has now been repaired and the ban on the traffic of over 5.- 000 lbs. in weight has been lifted.

of the Board shall be binding.

Section 2 of the new by-law reads:

"No rental for any housing ac- commodation in the City of Char- lottetown shall. without agree- ment between landlord and tenant be increased above the rental ex- isting at May 31st. 1951. for such accommodation unless the approv- al of the said Board shall have been first had and obtained in writing. and the Board may on any question of agreement require that such agreement shall be in writing and signed by the parties."

Section 4 provides the penalties for any infractions of the by-law. The section reads:

"Any person who shall hence- forth demand or receive any rent- al in contravention of this by-law shall upon summary conviction therefore before the atipendiary Magistrate of the City of 'Char- loitctown forfeit and Ply I fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each offence. exclusive of costs. and in default of payment of said fine and costs forthwith, it shall and 'may be lawful for the said Mwgistrate to commit the offender or offenders to lhe common jail of Queen's County. for any period not exceeding sixty days. in the discretion of the said Magistrate. unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid."

MATCH TRIAL T0 RESUME

MONTREAL. May 2 -(C P) - Trial of five match companies on a charge of forming or operatinz a Canadian match monopoly will resume next Monday. court of- ficials said today. More than 1.200 exhibits had been entered at ad- journment yestcrday. The accused companies are Eddy Match co.. rederal Match.Ltd..Canada Match Ltd.. Commonwealth Match Co. Ltd, and the Valcourt Company.

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Department of Health and Wei-

son studied surgical refreshes techniques with special reference to cancer.

The physicians reported that many of the facilities at' the Mayo Clinic were made available to them due to the fact that two of the staff are former Prince Edward lslandt-rs. They are Dr. Malcolm B. Dot-livriy from For- digzin and Dr. L. B. Woolner from Ruslico.

fare; Dr. J. A. McMillan, lottetown Hospital; Dr. T. A. Laidlaw. Prince Edward Island Hospital; and Dr. J. C. Simpson. Prince County Hospital.

Dr. W. D. MacDonald. staff radiologist at the Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. is presently at the Mayo Clinic studying diagnostic and therapeutic radiation methods.

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Four Physicians Return from Mayo Clinic

Four Prince Edward Island phy- sicians returned to the Province

this week after spending sevcrgil yDr. Shaw. Provincial PHih010', we-we--...--.. weeks at the Mayo Clinic. gist, studied icchniqucs employed LON-DON, Am.” 30,.,(R,u.u.5)g Rochester, Minnesota, studying in pathology for the more rapid Desiree Emngen HI. 3rm;h op”,

detection of cancerous involve- ment ln (issues during it very in- fensive and instructive five weeks course.

The three hospital surgeons. Drs. McMillan. Laldlaw and Simp-

and observing the latest methods employed in the detection and treatment of cancer.

Among the doctors were Dr. J. H. Show. Pathologist with the

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aiic and musical comedy star of the 1920's, died at her London home today. She had suffered from heart trouble for several years.

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