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The Chairman. Charlottetown. Dear Sir:
I am in receipt of clieriu Trustees, Charlottetown, being
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above. the cheque referred to. The staff of this school fe they accept this money for ti‘
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School Cadet Corps b_\' District When we were asked by the Board if we lizid any expenses out- standing for the last year of the Corps exist
Notwithstanding our reply‘, we have received.
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Queen Square School . Towards Cadet Funds -
The Charlottetown Army Cadet Committee has received the sum ~liocl. The fcllizivin’; letter. received WItll
Cii';.:'iottelo\\'ii. P. E. I. 13th Nov, 1944.
The Charlottetown Army Cadet Committee,
e No. 534 from tlie Board of School IIIILTIIUII fomier Queen Square aiiquartcrs for clothing allowance.
ence. we replied that we as mentioned
cl that, under no circumstances. can eir school fund. They. therefore, have
decided to turn the niuncy over ta your committee to be applied for cadet purposes for which the inoiiejv was certainly intended.
in triplicate for the amount involved. Yours truly. J. PIUS CALLAGHAN.
ctiiwii Ai'lll_\' Cadet Corps and of the
Committee in charge I wish to publicly thank Queen Square School Staff for this magnificent gift.
Queen Square School Cadet Corps. with other school Cadet Corps, has ceased to exist as sucii. part of the Charlottetown Ai however that the fine spirit, vxliich air" mark of the Queen Square Corps. still CRISIS.
Queen Square boys now form 1y Cadet Cows. It is very evident W35 fl disiinguisiiing
appreciate the thoughtfulness and
interest which Queen Square teachers have so definitely expressed in Cadet work. May I assure them that every dollar will be spent, and spent well, on Cadet Traininrz.
v Yours faithfully. "F. A. S. JONES.
"For the Charlottetown Army Cadet Corps
Publicity Committee.
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Tenth, Japs Lose Destroyer In Clash
MACARTHUIIJS HEADQUART- TDRB, Philippines, Dec. 5 - (Tues- dayi — (AP) - United States and Japanese naval fomcs each lost a destroyci- in a sea and air clash in Ormoc Gulf off Lcyte Saturday night, headquarters reported today.
iIn addition, another enemy des- ltroyer was believed damaged.
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"And we can't. Can we?" Dick] exmaimed with unconszicus appeal- "No, we can't" Kessizr answered,‘ without limitation. "Leave me outi of it. You're the one she's inter-l ested in. There's just one thinigl you might do, it you can do it." ; "What?" Dick asked eagerly "Let hcr and your father undcrq stand that you know what you're doing. Don't let them believe that you're coins oft grinning. as you express it. Just to put an end to g, lot of toothy villains because mass hatred happens to lze the em0ti0n of the moment. It's not merely that they have a right to‘ think better of you than that. But if you expzct them.
world, to get anything from war except more destruction suffering. if you want to something more trail just another? war. _vou've got to have an idea. 01y what you ivzmt it to bring about», Even if \ou know what you ivaiit; you may not get it. but if you don't know, ths certainly won't be any- thinu but just another war" "Well. ivliat do We want to Zet?"
Dick demanded He IHFJZIICG uii-. ccrnfortably. "I guess you think I'm pretty silly to ask that, dontl
youi’. I guess you think I ought tol know." l
He stopped to listen His attentq ion was itself a demand. Dick liad spent his life in a world ivhere, every thing was in its right place. so lie knew of chaos only ivy here- say. The turbrlcnce of his cen-=
» talry» I1-3d— reached e-him- byw snows-y
paper and radio, mid from re-, marks made by refugees he liadi met occasionally", but it liad been‘ such a lcng way off that it had never had as much reality as tlie‘ week's football game. His habitual tolerance of inincl had developed. not in response to opposition, but
attitude partly because he lived in a corner cf the earth where there was enough for every- body and IIEIICQ no reasonable Oblection to aiiybodys having a share. Now that he felt himself confronted with the necessity of plunging into tho confusisn be- yond h safe island. he felt be- wildercd Having begun to undcr-' stand his arrogance had been that. of an amateur who thinks a pro-' blem easy because he has never’ tried to solve it. he felt his con- fidence turning to humility. This wai- involving a country that. as- sured hzm that it was never going to have another war. was an eriig-I ma he wanted explained y
Letting his cane drop bet/iveeii his knees. Kessler rested his elbow on the table and regarded Dick thoughtfully for a moment before he spoke.
“No. Dick. I don't think you're silly not to know We who are Old-l er than ycu ought to be wiser, but. sometimes we feel we (isn't knew, anwnore than you do I'll try to tell you how it locks to me. “That's all I can tell you"
"Go ahead." said Dick i-Ie add-i ed with an embarrassed grin, “I guess I've been talking a lot. But, now I'm listening" '
Kessier turned his cane uiiderl his hand and looked at it, then raised his eyes again.
"Dick. the sweep of. doesn't take much account o! in dividuals. That's hard for us to, realize. because we are individuals and we can't think except in terms of ourselves. But suppose you‘ could stand aside and look at the' currant of six thousand years.“ |
"Holy snake." said Dick. J
“Itisdifficultiust at the moment.‘ you aren't seeing anything but to- day. You're seeing the persecu- tions in Germany, and the Japs "sins their. prisoners for bayonet Practice. and you are revolted. you, Flflltll to kill them thoroughly and, as ."
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Dick nodded. "Sure. now that you say that. I do remember."
"And when tlie ancients weren't busy with a. war. they were no better.
slaves who were quite worked to death, in order the vanity of some niiicctnpoop who happened to have been IZOHI in a palace. questioned that. either. It never occurred to them that the slaves who built the Pyramids were hu-
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“A Great deal. Dick." Have youl ever thought about how very re-- ccntly it did occur to anyibodyl that human beings were human beings, no matter where ycu found them? It's hard to make a man like you understand what a; strange new idea that Ls. We're‘
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all likely to assume that what we take for granted, everybody else takes for granted too You see. you kncw a laborer living in a, cabin is not necessarily inferiori to an aristocrat living in a. man- sion. because you grew up with the story of Lincoln." Kesler leaned‘ forward, speaking slowly. “It'sl hard for you to understand that as recently as a hundcd years ago, men were still writing in the Eng- lish lfiilflilagc that So-and-so came' to it bad end because he bought a. book and concerned himself ‘with
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