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Field Ambulance course concluded
A two week course has been ' d d here for L or No, 21 Field Ambulance. R..C.A.M.c. The course was held each week night at the local armouries.. Instructors were supplied from No. ti Administration and 'rrain- ing Staff of Halifax and included sergeants C. E. Westerman and
i n. a. at. John.
The course consisted of to per- iods of instruction and covered drill. weapon training. technique of instruction and map using. At the conclusion of the instruction periods a week end scheme was held and members of the unit had an opportunity to put into prac- tice the training they received during the course.
It was designed mainly to re- Ifresh N.Cl.Ofs and potential N. O. 0.'s in the technique of in- struction and most periods were devoted to mutual instruction where the man himself carried out the duties of instructor.
' SOUTH MUSICAL
l3 and 13A.
COMPETITORS ATTENTION GlRLS' & BOYS' SOLO CLASSES 13 & 14 ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO CLASTTS
Separate Classes for Boys. and Girls Make Entries according to Syllabus
Class 31-The Highland Fling-6 Steps
Class 20-lst Movement Only (Allegro)
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0 O treat for dessert ronigln-
, old-fashioned gingerbread
topped with whipped cream!
Maire it the one-minute Robin
L Hood way. Women who
baked and compared choose
Robin Hood Gingerbread
, Mix. two to one. T17 it
THE GUARDIAN.
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GEHTRAL GUARUIAH This column T:rTe-served tor news of local interest. but advertising of e newsy nature may be Inserted at live cents a word. strictly pey- able in advance.
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cook's. STUDIO for perfect pictures. '
COLD MILK - the best drink yet. . "8lIAG” COAT! - for Campus wear at Jack Cameron's.
JIAVE YOUB pictures framed at l-lolman's.
ron DESERT. serve ice Cream: e luxury food at a thrifty price.
LADIES FALL SUITS 329.95 at Jack Cameron's.
OIL BURNER. service the way you want it when you want it. Call 2480 Vickerson Eng. Co.
STATION WAGON COATS for Men and Women at Jack Cam eron's. '
, COLLEGIATE HATS - Pork Pie style-special 32.49 at Jack Cam- eron'e.
- CONCERT DIEMBERS.
BEDDIN BROS. will be the only Drug Store open this after- noon and evening.
One of the many evils engen- dered by the wars of this half century has been an erroneous conception of peace. Perhaps the urgency of war may demand the adoption of slogans and half- trutha; but having heard so fre- quently of war that would end all war, and of war that would make the world safe for democruy. we began to look on peace as a time when by some unknown process the world would become a bliss- ful paradise in which evil. and especially war. would cease to ex- ist. The strenuous activity and self-sacrifice of war was seen as a n "y demanded by the un- usual situation of the moment. Peace would mean the possibility of return to a life in which de- sires might be satisfied. to a life of pleasing and restful selfish- ness.
But the peace we knew in the interlude between the wars and the situation we know today ll tnything but the ideal which we ften allowed ourselves to accept. For us of the twentieth century the question of war is no longer a speculative question: .we live in an age where war is never de-
M0035 A Me-.I..EOD 'l.'l'n. will be closed all day today. Wednes- day, Oct. 17th. .
e5.oo WILL PLACE ON YOUR HEAD a smart new 1952 Adam styled l-lat. Henderson as Cud- more. .
ORDER YOUR tailored-lo-meas- ure overcoat from J. P. Mac- Pherson dz Son.
THE MEETING 01' the Parish Guild of St. Paul's Church. sche- duled to be held October 17th. has been postponed until Wednesday. October 24th. at 7.30 P. M.
...s.. "HERE COMES THE NAVY!" Don't miss this highlight at the Parkdale concert. Opcna next week!
e I THE ANNUAL meeting of the Calcdonlan Club will be held Thursday evening. Oct. 18th. at 7.30 p.m. at No. 80 Grafton St. opposite Prince Edward Theatre.
ATTENTION COMMUNTIQY "T e Curolers". Prince of Wales College Wednesday evening. October 17th. at 8.80.
Instead of the anticipated good- ness, and order of our homeland. we have seen. in recent investi- gations. the extent of the moral corruption that is gnawinir at the
Markets At A Glance
(By The Canadian Prose) Toronto-Price decline in steady profit-taking. Montreal - Papers, lndustrials New York -- selling lowers list. Toronto - Bacon hogs. grade A. unsettled; price not established. New York - Cotton closed 31 to 52.25 a hole higher.
weaken.
Canadian Dollar
MONTREAL, Oct. ltl .. (CF)- The American dollar today closed at 5l.i per cent premium to the Canadian dollar. unchanged from Monday's close. That is. it took 81.0538 Canadian to buy :1 Amer- icon.
The pound sterling was 32.94 ll1l6, also unchanged.
clared. yet where war never stops. of
Thoughts For Our Time
By His Eminence Cordinol McGmgon (CoDJ'Pllht)
vltals of our society. The dream we allowed ourselves to accept. the dream of an effortless peace. has turned into a fearful night- mare. Because of fallacious hopes war is filled with disillusionment.
There are two reactions and each is suicidal. The one seeing the fearful decay of society. seeks to ignore it. The world should not be so; therefore. man must carry on as if evil did not exist. So long as the evil of the world does not interfere with the small area of a man's immediate interest, he is satisfied. Whether this attitude produces moral or political isol- ationiem makes little difference. Man is secure within his own
castle and the rest of the world,
can solve its own ills. O O 0 O
The other reaction fails like- wise to go to” the heart of the problem. Its followers-and the number is increasing--see the corruption of the world as some- thing too deeply rooted to allow any possibility of cure. There have been and there always will be ware. To think otherwise is to be unrealistic. As a consequence they seek to make the most out the existing circumstances. they strive to build world peace upon economic theories and they place their coniidence,for the so- lution of all immediate difficul- ties in the power of science.
Either view is deadly, for to ignore the weakness of our so- ciety le actually to destroy it. We have accepted an idea of peace based on the notion of the nat- ural perfectlon of man. We have sought an earthly paradise of complete and effortless satisfac- tion. In its place, we must ac- cept a view of man and society that is based on reality. First of all, we must remember that the evil in man and nations that causes war. remains in time of peace. and must be controlled by continued and tireless effort. A true" peace is not the mathemati- cal result of a proportion of
strength, nor is it is time of re-'
laxatlon. but. in its ultimate and deepest significance. loyalty
ments. This is the only way in which an orderly and tranquil common life may be attained.
O O I 0
Next we must remember what
we seek in peace. Not the earth- ly paradise of the nineteenth cen-
to Jesus Christ and His command-I
tury liberal or the Marxist of to- day. That notion has been per- fectly refuted by Selnt Augustine. in words that cannot be quoted too .often: "Thou best made us for Thyself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they rest in Thee." Men must realize that his perfect peace is in God and there alone. Such an attitude does not imply despair of a prac- tical solution of the problems of the world; it is simply a realiz- ation that no solution is final. The problem of each era of man's history must find its appropriate answer. There will be no univer- sal answer. since each period has special psoblems. But there will be a common purpose: the pro- duction in every age of the con- ditions which will foster justice and harmony in the lives of ne- tions and to! individuals. It is essential to remember that peace is the result of charity. not of justice. Justice removes the bin-
PAIIKDALE HALL
I - NIGHT! - 5 - OPENING WEDNESDAY. OCT. 24 The Community rreeente Another
jlovolty Variety Show
Cast of '15 headed by Guest Artiste Nancy MecNevin and Harry Veeey in two hours of fun and music. Directed by Arthur Vesey Tickets (Me) for all performances now at lluglsce Drug Co. and Old Spain.
GET YOUR! EARLY - rrus WILL BE A SELL-OUT!
drancea to peace; but there must be more than that. There must be the will to help in building at the cost of self-sacrifice: and
only charity can give us that. The problem of world peace is
simply the extension of the prob-
lem of personal peace. If we will
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DO YOUR GOOD TURN! BUY ANJ APPLE FROM THE BOY SCOUTS or WOLF CUBS A '
By doing so you not only help the Boy Scout Move-
ment. but encourage the sale of I
ISLAND GROWN APPLES
A REMEMBER, BUY All APPLE"-APPLE DAY
each declare war upon the dark- ness of apostasy from God, upon the coldness of fraternal discord, we can then ,work for peace. Man was made to love God. The re- storation of peace means very simply the return to God by each person.
WAR VETERANR get your aer-, vice medals for Royal Visit. Con-: tact F. W. Smith. Canadian Leg-.
ion. Charlottetown. to obtain rc-, quisitlon forms. l --a l
FUNERAL MONDAY - The: funeral of John. Simpson took. place Monday from his late
residence. in Auburn to st. Pat- rick's Church. Fort where Solemn Requiem High Mass wercelebrated by his son Rev. William 0. Simpson. assisted by Rev. Dr. Louis Callaghan. as deacon. and Rev. T. P. Butler as sub-deacon. Rev. Joseph MacLeoLl was master of ceremonies. The following clergy were present in the sanctuary; Rev. Terrace Campbell. Rev. Kenneth Pherson, Rev. Edmund Roche. Rev. Parnell -Wood. Rev. Alyward. Rev. Phalen Mcxenna.
Rev. George MacDonald. Rev. Dr., P,. McMahon. Rev. P. F. MacDon- ald. Rev. David McTague. Ravi
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Fred Gees. Rev. W. V. MecDonald.' Rev. George Mccormac. Rev. Wil-. fred Keefe. Rev. Reginald Phalen.l Rev. Clarence Pitre. Rev. Eric' Robin. Assisting in the choir were-l Rev. Dr. B. clillis, Rev. M. .l.i R.ooney.R.ev. Basil Croken. Rev.l Lawrence Iandrigan and Rev. Leonard Ayers. The Honorary pail-bearers were: Wellington Ma.cNeili. William Trainor. John McNally, John Garland. Joshua Gallant and Patrick Callaghan. The active pail-bearers were: Dd- werd Roche. James Mocaughey, Joseph Mocarmn. Emmett!-lughes, John Callaghan and James Mc- Kenne. Interment: took place in the church cemetery where ser- vice. were conducted by Rev. Jos- eph MOEAOC assisted by Rev. '1'. P. Butler and Rev. William Sknhon. The funeral of the late Mr. Simp- son waa very largely attended. ::..4J.:.g
friends of Dr. .7. D. Reddin.
Mount Stewart, will be pleased to hear he is making a satisfac- tory recovery following hia re- cent illness.
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ATTENTION I Charlol:tetown'
All Prince . Edward Island is looking to this Capital City to giv e at . filling reception on their behalf to Her Royal Highness the Princess S . Elizabeth and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh during the ir visit here Friday. November 9th. In order to accomplish this. much planning has already be en done. but there is a far greater amount
still to be accomplished and we cannot expect success if we wall until the last moment. '
A. . Charlottetown decorated particularly
Tour
This can only be done by an all out effort by
Decorations etc... are still in short supply - Are
yours ready - Are they in first class shape?
We have a great obligation to our children. who Princess and Prince and this
chance may not come again in their childhood.
0 I everyone. I D have never seen a real
we have an outstanding group to show them.
:
The Royal Couple want to see the young people and
. . Remember that Charlottetown is one of the lasi- Vpoinis Their Royal Highnessos will visit in Canada. This gives us the added responsibility of not only an outstanding welcome but also an au revoir that they will long remember.
libel we lack in numbers elc.. we can make up by the spirit of a City and Province that is steeped in tradition and
. "T"I3:'i”" populated by cool P l 0l'W"'l"H'
typical Canadians