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'm-use were Just more in A series of accidents which have cut down a score of athletes during pre- season rehearsals the last few weeks.

Simpson was hurt in an exhibit- tion game with Chicago Cuba at Mesa. Aria. Wednesday. At nrat it was thought he suffered only a severe bruise whale sliding into y home plate but x-rsys disclosed a p fractured left arm. He will be out six to eight weeks.

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ankle cracked in six places. He was sliding into second base.

The most severe cases have been those involving Ted Will.iams,Bos- ton Red Box outfielder. who in-eke his cousr bone s couple of weeks sgo adding s inking liner. and Milwslihseh lobby Thomson, who suncsd a triple fracture of the ankle March 13.

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TAMPA, !'ls., (AP) .. Brooklyn Dodgors sold utility infielder Bobby Morgan to Philadelphia Phillies Sunday for a reported 060,000 in cssh and two players. One of the players involved is second base- ms.n Dick Young. who has been assigned to Montreal Royals. Brooklyn farm club in the Interna- tional League. The other player will be announced later.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 15th day of March A.D. 19191.

If: Re Estate of IDA MURRAY Macl.El.LAN late of Cardigan in Kings County in the said Province. Widow, deceased, tes- tale.

"THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

By JACK BRAYLEY Canadian Press Staff Writer

IN KOREA: tCPi-Dean barks and wags his fell like any other dog. but he can also detect mines.

He's s big liver snd white mun- lterlander-he looks like a springer spaniel with s. tail-and he's one of the wisest member; of the Com- monwealth Division's war dog troop where s couple of Canadian handlers are being trained. The Canadians will be the nucleus of a troop in the Canadian Army where the dogs are held in high respect because of their sharp work with the 25th Brigade in the Korean war.

In fact, one of the most famous war dogs, Killer, lost his life in a patrol with the Royal Canadian Regiment in the last days of the war. A neat white cross at the entrance to the war dog school marks his grave and records his 50 successful missions.

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the danger area. He quarters the ground and when he finds a mine he sits down and delicately plants a forepaw about six inches from where the mine is buried. The handler prods where the paw points, locates the mine, marks it, and sappers remove it. The dog is given a chunk of. meal. as I. re-

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Ordinarily the dog wears s collar but when he's going to work s mine field he's equipped with s harness. The harness is thus a.so- ciated with his work and he knows immediately ll. goes on what is ex- pected of him.

The other day If skeptical colonel gave his watch to be buried. Dean walked right to the spot and in the excitement the officer forgot to mark the spot. The dog had to be

Former Enemies Meet 1: Friends

VENICE, Italy, (AP) --A former RAF pilot came to this cwy of canals Sunday to meet. the Italian anati-sii-crv.t.t officer who shot down his plane in January, 194.1.

Richard I-lodgeon, 33, now a Brit- ish European Airlines pilot, said

his Wellington bomber was shot.

down while flying back after hav- ing bombed Msrghers. nee: Ven- ice. He came down in the Venice lagoon and he and thee crew members were rescued by Italian firemen.

Later. in 1043, Italians helped him escape.

Italian Army Col. Ar-rigo Astorn. who during the war cclrnlmarided the anti-aircraft. detachment of Venice, embraced I-Iodgnon Sunday and invited him to his house.

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give his handler wil.h the infantry patrol a silent indication. He does this by taking a strain on his

Neither had ever handled it dug in a show but they volunteered for. the service because they like dogs. They've been at it five months and . they both say its "No. 1." They: both handle dogs that act as scouts on infantry patrols. Ncss has a brown and black alsatian named Eros and Dinelle has a white one named Bruce. Both dogs have rec-l ords of successful patrols against- bandits in Malaya. A

The system used by the patrol. guard, tracker and Red Cross dogs in the troop is simply sight, smell and hearing, but even veteran Sgt. Shaw doesnt know for sure how the mine-detecting dogs operate.

”Tlie best I can do is figure they must be equipped with some sort of radar," he said. watching Dean' point In diiimiiy buried milics with his fat forepaw.

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The problem used to worry the British Army and they made sev- eral tests to try to figure it out. Thinking it was a. matter of smell, they removed the olfactory nerve in one old dog but he continued to locate mines.

Another theory was that the dog noticed the disturbed earth where the mine had been planted. so in-I stead of digging straight down to. set the lnes. the handlers dlli in from s nk and the dogs. work- mg on top. found them as easily as before. The dog can't be fooled by plastic or wooden mines which- go undetected by mechanical mine- locaters. Recently the war dos troop turned in a better record in competition with American mine- detecticn equipment.

"I'll put it this way." said Sgt. Shaw confidently. "I'd rather go

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It takes about 12 weeks to train the dog. In the schooling he's shown all sorts of mines and he watches them buried so he knows what the game is. After that he's on his own and his instinct goes into action.

The handler takes him to s prac- tice fleld. first in a safe area "to get his nose down" and then into

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