DECEMBER 18. 1953

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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By JACK Macalfrll

o'I'rAWA, (GP) - Comparative peace prevails in Korea this christ- mas season, the first in four years mat Canadians serving there have heen able to enjoy. But good will is limited.

Although the shooting has stop- pod thousands of Ghinese and North Korean Communists wait in their pmplacementa across from the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade. No one can be sure of their ultimate in- tnntions.

As the year draws to a close. sumo 6.000 Canadian soldiers mourn the loss of 302 comrades who fell in the 3'! months before the truce or these 53 died during the first seven months of 1993.

There sre also some 500 sailors serving in three destroyers under United Nations command.

Cssuslty Record

Following is a record of cans- dian casualties up to the signing of the truce last July:

Army: Killed in action, died of ',xlillHd5 or presumed dead, 302 of- ficers and men; wounded in action 110:; missing. six; injured in sc-

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Navy: Killed in action. three; ummded, 10; lost overboard, two.

RCAF: One missing.

Blight spot of the year in Korea was the return from Communist captivity of two Osnsdian officers ..nd 30 men. Two of the man came hack in operation "Little Switch" last April. while the remainder te- iurxwi in "Big Switch" following the armistice.

Many Decorations "Canadian servicemen won many decorations in 1053. receiving 211 from their own country and 10 from the United States. Eighty-five per mi of these decorations were in

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recognition of service in 1956. the remainder covering actions in 1952.

Anny headquarters announced recently that up to Dec. 1, 22.06t2 all ranks had been on duty in K03 res That's the equivalent of nearly two divisions.

The navy said more than 3.500 officers and men have gained battle experence in the eight Cann- dlan destroyers which sailed in Korean waters.

qaerstlng in groups of three. these ships have steamed some 800,000 miles under UN command. Led by the Athsbeskan, with three tours to her credit, they have fired about 50,000 rounds of their main armament against Communist tar- gets and some 70,000 round of close-range ammunition.

In the 37 months ending with the armistice 22 RCAI" pilots had flown with the USAF. One was shot down and it still listed missing.

Down light MiGs

Oanadlan fliers. during Korean hostilities. shot down eight oom- munist M1Gs, damaged another nine, and were given credit for the "probsble' destruction of one more

In addition. four-engined North Stars of the RCA.F's 426 squadron, have made some 600 round trips in logistical support of UN opera- tions in Korea.

Flying between Dorval, the west coast and Tokyo, these tzranspuri. planes also have carried 12,01: passengers, including a number of wounded. All told, the RCAF said. they have flown more than 6.000,- 000 miles without a major accident. carrying more than 4,500,000 pounds of cargo.

The Canadian Navy is repres- ented by the destroyers Iroquois, Huron and Qrussder. Since the war began RCN personnel have been awarded 4.2 decorations for out- standing service in Korea.

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York And illcinity

” Mrs. -Allen swan recently spent a day in the city.

Mr. and.ltfrs. Willard (Murray. Marsnneld. spent a day in York

Mrs. Peter Proud, York. spent a day in the city.

Mrs Archie Vessey, York, was a visitor to the city on Dec. 11.

Mrs. Vurnon Duck, York, spent a day in the city.

Mrs. Roscoe McDonald. York, spent the week-end in Cornwall. the guest of Mrs. Max Vlckerson.

Misses Ruth and Vivian Alien were visitors to the city on Wed- nesday.

Miss I..ll.lia.n McAs.sey, teacher at York school, was s. visitor to the city on Dec. 13.

York shooting Club has started up again. with a. good attendance, and is held every Thursday even- ing in York school-house.

Miss Aletha Brown was hostess to York Young People's Group on Tuesday, with s good attendance,

Pontiac takes its place beside the biggest, most impressive cars on the road with the introduction of the 1954 Star Chief, pictured above. With a 124-inch wheelbase and an over-all length of 213.7 inches, the Star Chief is eleven inches longer than the longest of Pontiac's other 1954 models. The Star Chief, Chieftain Deluxe, Chieftain

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Special, Lsurentlsn, Pathfinder Deluxe and Pathfinder provide a choice of 31 different models, all immediately identifiable as Pontiscs by their new, beautiful and distinctive Silver Streak styling. The 1954 Pontiac, more brilliant than ever in sppcarance, offen greater value in terms of power. economy, and all-round performance.

South llustlco And Vicinity

Mr. smd,M.rs. Cecil Mill and daughter on of Oiermont. re- oantly visited at the home of the farmers hr-other-at-law and Is- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buntsin and family of South Rustico.

. Mrs. Frank Gallant of south Rustioo, is visiting her aon-in-law

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Omer

Oheverie sand family in Bouris.

Tpr. L. E. Durant Jr. and Mrs. Durant and son Jackie of char- lottetown. spent the week-end st llhe home of the fonner's pamets, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durant and family, South mistioo. 'n1i. Durant has just returned from Germany where he was serving for the past year with the 27th brigade.

The Misses Elsie and Eileen Gell- ant of south Ruatico, were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Axoenault and little son Eric and Mm Kathleen Henneuey of Charlottetown, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Law- renae Durant and family, south Rustico, on Sunday.

an exchange of Christmas gifts.

Christmas candlelight services with story and song, and color pictures, was held in York United church on Dec. 13 with an over- flow congregation from Charlotte- town, Pleasant Grove. Marshfleld, Dunstafinage, Tracacile, Suffolk. Mr. Raymond Vessey showed the pictures, told the story. The subject was "Joseph and the Nativity". Miss Helen Wilson was soloist, while three senior choirs took part in the singing from York, Marshiielcl Central, and Braokley United Churches. 8) junior girls of' the choir were seated at the front of the church, and sang two beauti-

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ful hymns. Misses Carlo Hardy and Betty An- drew. with evergreen and silver stars by the Evening assisted by the Y. P. U. and Mrs. Sproule.

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its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. R.D. Buck on Dec. l0. The vice-ipresideiit, Mrs. Aualand was in the chair

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opened the meeting with prayer. Canon J.T. Ibbott lead the Bible reading. Nine members were pre-

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Other officers for 1954 are as follows:

President, Mrs. M.J. MaoM.illa.n: I

first vice-president, Mrs. Harry Ma.cAusland; second vice-preei- dent, Mrs. Sydney Jeilrey; cor-

responding secretary, Mrs. Sydney Jeffrey; recording secretary, Mrs. Gordon Rice, assistant, Mrs. James Dorcas secretary, Mrs. R. Mrs. Melville

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Horne; treasurer, Mus. Arthur Trewin; prayer partner, Mrs. Mel- ville Horne; Mrs. Rowland Hill; Living Mes- sage secretary, Mira. Colin Dunber.

Delegates to annual meeting are

Mrs. R. D. Buck and Mrs. Melville Horne, along with the president.

APPEAL FOR REFUGEES

(C'P) - The Canad- Bervice

TORONTO. ian Frlends' (Qunkersr that an appeal ior funds to help homeless Koreans and refugees in other countries will be made across Canada. this month. Fred Has- lam, secretary, said the 4.000.000

educational secretary,

Committee announced Thursday E .1353.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durant and Children Chris, Clair, and Joan were in Summerside on Sun- dny and visited with the letters brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durant and family. 'Iihey also visted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mill, Cler- mont.

Mr. and Mrs. Den Martin and son Gerard of south Rzustoo, were

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ronomo. (OP)-Police said 'm-u.rodsy a 11-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a tire wesneslsy which gutted the interior of the new our IAILV 0! Victory Church. Police aid the boy wanted to see the ilre engines andliteslnallareintho blu- ment of the church. Damage is estimated at 38.000.

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