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lalston Outlines Formation 0f Armored Units

OTTAWA, March i3~—(CP)_ — Defence Munster Ralsmri outlined for the House of Commons wduv the fOimfll-IOIIS of the army tan brlgadg and tho Canadian armored dlvlslcn ivhxih, under the 194i pro- gram, will proceed overseas this

"ear. l 'l‘lio army tank brigade “which sliciilrl prove most iaruablg to the Cunadrnn corlls" Will be cqlllpiiffu primarily \\‘llll infantry tanks. The armored division will work ondfs 0W1‘. and will be equipped with cruiser LllllRS, _ _ “Phat unzt (the armored dlVLSIOil) is 1'<’{.‘,Lil‘£l\'(l as mist essenual by our fzicuds nor llltrfl and they express- ed iriem selves extremely gratified that we were able to make the Li‘- rangment which was made," said Co‘. Huston. l' Rjlflflll said the army tank 1s ofii-ii confused in the pub- = ivuii the armored corps‘ iiricd (he tank brigade i zozi “which we hope iriill be i\'0':k_iig ivltii corps.” A uenuizits had been made in (i Kirrgdmi ilvith regard t.‘ uni" rquipmeiir which w» .;v ill the ercni. the aide crosses Hit‘ Se?! equipped. This, he llli’ .1 rrungenient which mored dxvisiozi which ‘lllfi ~10 llllllS and

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. 3 reserve army

RC.O.C._ Montreal.

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R.C.O.C., Montreal. Eighth lntelll- gence 5ECll0ll. Ninih, Signals sec- non.

Regarding the armored dlVLSlOD Cd. Ralston recailui that last Aur- unm were was mention of fonnirig an arrinred corps.

“There was ziciually organized an authored brigade, uhich ivas r118 unit or that corps." he added.

“We now are forming an armor- ed division as a whole, ThlS will OJISISI, of something like 40 uziiui, including signals, engineers, ordance and all the rest. Then will probably be about 13,000 of a. personnel. The sumo arrangement exists with. re- gard to equipment.

"we have in mind a very definite period (lllIiiLg which that omiation will be iii Canada. There is a pretty good idea, as things 513.10 now, as w when it is desired that it. should 2o overseas."

Three Brigades

‘Ilierc were three brlifldo 811ml“ in the division, Col. Ramon said. In ihe First Brigade group it was expecicd Lord Strathconaks Horse irould be one of the armored regi- iiieiiis. And there would be the lsl Canadzrin Cavalry Regiment, and amok-her the 3rd Armored Regiment,

me Canada“ ville Forth Garry Horse. Another

unit would be the Motor Battalion. the Westminister Regiment.

"Just to give the locations," said Col. Rnlsloh. lord Strathclnas liorso is at Lisicwel. Ont, the 1st Canadian Cavalry Regment and the Fort Garry Horse are at Camp Borden, the Westminisl/er Regiment is at Vancouver the 1st Canadian Ivlotorcyvle Regiment at Toronto, rho 4th Canadian Matircycle Regi- ment at Sirsseg, N.B.. the 5th Can- adian lvloiorcycle Regiment at Es- qulmalt, 13.0.

In the third Armored Brigade group ivil‘, be included The Cape Breton Regiment, now at Saint John, B, the Royal Canadian Arlilleri‘. at Petawaiva; and an- oiliri‘ iuiii, the select-inn of which has not. yet been made; (he 41st high! Anti-Aircraft Battery, at Pet. €l\\'.l\\'i1‘ the 47th Light Anti-Air- vruft Battery at Kingston; and the 38in Light xiii-Aircraft batery at Woxlstock. N. B.

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Report of Peakes School for Feb- TURF)’:

Grade IX:—-1. John Bradley, 2, John Dunphjv. 3. Geraldine Devin:-

Gradc VllI:-1. llir-irgarct Moon- ey. 2. Merlin Devlne.

Grade VII:— 1. James Mooney 2. St. Clair Dunphey. 3. Francis Gil.

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Grade VI:- i. Emma Mooney.

Grade V:—l. Peler Dunphcy. 2.

No. 3 reserve army field worlvhop

Noreen ‘Mooney. 3. Marcella and Francis Bradley (equal)

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