Man's conception of the serving soldier has changed much in the past few years. He is no longer in:-rciy a "man-with-a-mllsket" inn .2 highly trained technician hanrilllig the advalicr-d equipment in lndayls mcchaiilzcd army. kn.-liliig pace with rhancing con- dlllril1S.IhF Canadian Army has imlrl its place amrinc nations of the world in the design and de-

VITAL A. GALLANT

The people of Oyster Bed Bridge and vicinity. were shocked in learn- ing of the sudden dellth of one of ii.' best known and respected cit- izcus. Vital A. Gallant. on Satur- day December 10th.. at the age of till.

lie was a devoted member of the Roman Catholic Chlirrh and nas active in the Holy Name Soc- il-ly. Mr. Gallzlnt was of a genial lllsllllhllltlll. and was always ready in help iii any colilmllilty work. llc had a host of friends as shown hr the number of Mass Cards. nmuagcs of sympathy. and floral llilitites reccircd.

llr will be greatly liilsscd ill the rnmmunlty and cspecizllly in his lilimc. This was the second trag- nlv in the family. as his son Allen llad been killed in a car accident only is year before.

He leaves in nioiil'n besides a limntcri wlic, tbc forlilcr Allgciiiic tlnllnlit, the following sons and ilallglitcrs: Louis at home: Eugene. nvster Bed Bridge: Laurette (Mrs. liarnld Quinn) St. John. NB.: Rita (ilrs. Clarence Blanchardl St. John. N.B.: lilellnc (Mrs. Leo Dal- rl". Lock Loman. N.B.; Yvonne lilrs. Arthur Galllliltl: at. home: Eleanor in Montreal. and Zita I'ilrs Artliilr Peters) Oyster Bed Bridge; and the following broth- rrx and sisters. Camille of Buffalo. ll'.i'.: John of Buffalo. N.Y.: Domit- ion of Miscouchei Albert of Gaspc. Quebec; Edmond of Oyster Bed llridizc: Lilly (Mrs. l-lmlie Amoldl tlf Norfolk. Mass: Bertha (Mrs. George Buotcl of Jamaica Plains. ll.-lss; Margaret. (Mrs. Leo Arse- iiaultl of Norfolk. Mass.; Estelle tilrs Joseph Sassni nf .l;imalca Plains. Mass.

The funeral which was lllrgely Attended. was held on Wednesday morning Dec. 14th.. at St. August- Inels Church. South liustico with Rev. Father Pitre officiating. Rev. Lconard Ayers was illso present in the sanctuary. Tilc liliilnmry nallbcnrs were Andrcw Gallant. Paul Gallant, Milford Clldmure. Allltne Pinezlu. Joseph R. Gallant. and John Bnudreau. .The active ll-llliit-ars wcrc Pclcr fl. Giuliani. llallcr Ford. Camille Gnlianl. F.r- lirsl Gallant, Jnscph Pliicmi. and iirncsl Gallant.

IIASS CARDS

llri Vital Gallaiil W

lit and Mrs. Harold Quinn and tamily

ilrl and Mrs. Leo Daley and iam- iy

Iii. and Mrs. Clarence Blanchard and family I-ouis Gallant (2) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gallant and family lllrs. Allan Gallant and family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gnllont (2! llllss Elciinor Gallant W. and Mrs. Artliilr FFIl'I"1 Mr. and Mrs. Danny Gallant and lamily (2: "T -Min Gallant (3! ilr and Mn. Camille Gallant tzi WI Mar arel Arsenaull and M A. Joseph Sasso , -llr. and Mrs. George Bunti- -and Mrs. Edmond Gallant and ilmlly if-tar Gary Gallant I 7- and Mrs. Donald Gallant. N.Y. -ackle Gallant, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard (lallani. N "P. and Mrs. Edwin Buote '.1.'- Mid Mrs. Leonard Buote W Mary ll Gallant n and Mrs Fred Quinn tsrninrl -;":!l1!d Mrs Emile Gallant and . V

';'9" Gallant. Charlottetown -dry Gallant "5 and Allan Buotc. Mast. mind Mrs William Hngizerty. ss.

”"- M-rs-rel 3 e i ""7 Joan BFElIlI:TI',lnBlIl!kI?('Iu W M: "50 Mrs. Paul Gallant w' "ill Mrs. Wendell Cudmorc t -Md Mrs. Peter Doll-no . W "M Mrs. Amos Gallant M - ymotd Peters

' Mrs. Elmer Petr-rs In last! coma

'vclopmcnt of weapons and equip- ment. Among modern items of equipment in use are (above):

(llThc recently adopted (31 alitomalic rifle.

(2! Durable. snnlwliocs important in em dcfencc.

(Til The army's newest and most powerful "tank killer"- The Heller,

. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Doucettoc ililr. and Mrs. L.G. Anderson i

Leon Doyle

Mr. and Mrs. G.R. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters

light. aluminum north

Mr. and Mrs. V. Snow. Charlotte-

luwli .'lir. alld Mrs. Ray Bullis-

Mrs. ilclaire Gallant and family.

Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eddershaw

and family

Fishcrmaiils Co-op. N. Rusilco Mr. and Mrs. Angus Plncau Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dexoches Mrs. Abram Pcters

Mr. and Mrs. Helaire Peters Mr. and Mrs. William Aylward MI'. and Mrs. Joseph Arscnauit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters and

family

Miss Josephine DesRoclle. St. John John

ill. I o

...u... -no -s--va--:....4a-4.-n-nnndtt

UR11ME

(4) The Cessna L19A used as I liaison and spotter aircraft.

(5) The simulated atomic bomb Lralnlniz device.

(6) The "W:-ipiti". newest ver- sion of the snowmobile.

(7) A more rugged field tele- phone with increased perform- ance. now in large scale produc- tion.

(iii A comparison of the old

Mr. and Mrs. Avis Arsenaull

Mr. Clarence Pineau. Montreal "The 0'Bi'ien's. St. John

lMr. and Mrs. Frank Boniiovillc

Ont.

iMl'. and Mrs. Albert Surctie, Ont. Mrs. Lillie Hefforn and Boys. Mass. Gloria Peters. Montreal Mr. and Mrs. C. Gohicr. P. Q. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rousseau (at

1 Mass.

Eric Gallant

Sam Campbell. N.Y.

-Mr. and Mrs. Emile Arnold. (21)

3 Mass.

iSYMPATIIY CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis. NS. Alice and Willard Frampion. N.B

Ads and Claude Craswell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hawkins.

Bi-nce and Mary Ann MacQuarrle M

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Bagnall

Mr. and Mrs. Jaliies McDonald Aggie and cord” am Em C3”

and Jcddie McDonald

; Vernon Gallant. Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. John .1. Gallant and l W" 5"" my N0” N5-

family

ltlcta and George Freeze. Ontario.

M... and Mrs, Angus H. Gallant lMrls. Marjorie Doucette and farn. . ,y

Hlll'bEll't:I and Joseph Gallant Charlottetown Funeral Home Mrs. Angus Peters. Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tremblay.

Montrcal

Miss Reta Peters. Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant and

family

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doucetic illr. and Mrs. Clarence Gallant Mr. and Mrs. John Boudreau

Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Jacques A. Gallant Moses M. Gallant.

Erncstinc Gallant

MI”. and Mrs. .IPl'('l1li8Il B. Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peters and

ialliily

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Doiron

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gallant and

Albert Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Tale (2) Mr. and Mrs. Fergas Connors and family

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gallant E3l"- Vivian and Kl" -Mll1Sl0l'lito Aldona Gallant (nurse).

Mr. and Mrs. Mosey L gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Saturnln Gallant. St. John

Mr and Mrs. Gerald Gallagher (2) St John

'llr and Mrs. Carl Olsen. St. John

Paul Gallant and family

Mr and Mrs Frank Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. James Gallant

lift: and Mrs. Angus Doncette

. and Mrs. Cyril Gallant and family

Mr. and Mrs. Havanl Gallant

J. Alvin Gallant

Mr. Louis Peters

.Mrs. Mathaus Doucette and Angie

.Mr. and Mrs. Aubln Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. James Gallant and l

frlmily

Mrs. Napulrou llctlws

Mrs. Eugenie Gallant and Aidona

Jeremie Doiron

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Gallant tJinlinrt

'in and Mrs Ayter Gallant

Mr. Francis Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. lieririe D. Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peters and family

.Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Hubbard. N.II.

lMr. llud Mrs. Gerald Proctor and

, fuililiy

lMr. and Mrs. Harold Doucette

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Berthinnme g

lllr. (Tnmille Gallant

Mr and Mrs John Ballard. Si Jnlllt. N B

Catlinlir Women's Lcalu!- LOCK

. Lamond

Mr. and Mrs A. Peters

fills; Priscilla Buotc. Mass

Ml and Mrs Michael Raymond Lock Lamond

lMrs. Alfred Doucette (8) Washing-

! ton. D.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Benny Glllllllo Tm" onto. Ontario

iMiss' Teresa Cullivm. 33- 503"- N I

Mr.'nnd Mn Alhan Gallant Inn. and Mrs. Hector Lalscl. Moni- IOU

Mr. and Mrs. Waltcr Ford and i famly iLes Religieuses du Convent Stella i Maris. Montreal illlarietta Doiron lLoilise Doucette Agnes and Alfred Walls iMrs. Anita Maddex

Helen and Edward Cudmoro .Bessic and Milford Cudmore i Members of Fisherman's Co-op. iEdmund and Zeta Gallant

Malorle and Joe

Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Gallant and

family

Edna and Art I

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gauthier Flack. Lucille and family

Lena Collins Edward Gallant. Ontariti zfllr. and Mrs Fred Eisenhower. N 9

Mr. alid Mrs. Edgar Peters g

Mrs. MacPberson Ruth and David Dalph and Bertha Fleming

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant and

Sophie

.Donald DeRoches

lMrs. Joseph L. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Doiron. Ont.

men and Georgina Ford

lErna and Horace Cole

Mr. and Mrs. John Ganiliicr I

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mncouarric

Mrs: Alex Gallant and Helen lFi'ancls Lucy and family

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Msccuilctn iAgatha MacDonald. Montreal iAda and Moses L. Gallant lI'Ielen Gailantt

Hcnry. Stella and family. Montreal . Annie Crabbe

'Blll and Lorraine Needles iAnvaclet. Lucy and family

iTed and Irene

icharlu 1!. Phillips

lfieber and Erma Home

lMr. and Mrs. William Haggerty

and family. Boston.

.Mrs. CD. Home g lMr. and Mrs. Georgie hhaw Anita Blanchard. Montreal . Corn and Hazel Matheson and Ray-

mond Ling

Phyllis and Alyi-e Arseniiult jlflorence and Phillipe Mathewn Joe and Alice Robinson

Auto and Charlie Ellershaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Home

Lois and Donald Auxlworthy plielle Mayo Geneva Gauthier and family John F. Arsenanlt Frank and Prlcllln Jessie and Albert

Mr. and Mrs. Alibi-rv lnillrrttc Mr. and Mrs W.T. Malltewn Yvonne and Benny. Ontario Ethel and Ar-nose llnrne Ruby Ford Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dirt Rose. Al and family Howard and Evelyn Les Beligiuus du Convent de St.

r

Augustin. Rurttco Mr. and Mn. Rant! Glllllltv Gloria Peters

Ruth and Lawrence Gedflina mid: Mcdaff! Chesley and Emma Hughes l.E1"I'l-IRS OF SYMPATIIY .TM and ITPIIO Armlniilt

MONTREAL (CF? - Threat of higher prices lurks in Canada's present prosperity. says the cur- rent business review of the Bank of Montreal, and it indicates that some lessening in proposed activ- ity may be desirable.

A recent government forecast had put this year's planned capital investment in a new plant. equip- ment and housing at 37.500.000.- 000-"a remarkable" 21-per-cent increase .over 1955's record.

With business already operating at or near capacity and with I number of m ate rial s already scarce, there was question as to whether the full program could be carried out. and danger that the attempt might involve competitive bidding up of prices.

For nine months or more the Bank of Canada had pursued a policy of credit restrainwaccom-l

By SIDNEY WETLAND

and concealing shortcomings in ac-p lions of Soviet troops."

calls for a new approach toward. 'in the Soviet Union.

over the Soviet Army's defeatsl

leader.

IiBank Revie7Sees Threat Of Higher Prices In Boom

New-Development In Current Drive Against Stalin Cult 5

a more tnllllful writing of llistoryll,

Whii'I nearly all Put Stalin in thelliarmfui practice" was well-estab-: role of the nation's greatest warli

Tues" March 27. 1956

panied by a noticeable rise in in- terest rates-and in the rui'rent sltualtlon this could hardly be sur- prising.

Dearer money. says the review. presumably acts in some measure as a deterrent to capital expend- itures and thus reduced the de- mand for goods and services. .

TURN TO NEW YORK... .. Further. In this instance. higher interest rates in Canada than in

the United States might be expec-

ted to encourage some Canadian borrowers to turn to the New York

market for-long-term funds, and would also make investment

in Canada more remunerative for

buyers of Canadian securities in

the United States and elsewhere. The effect would be to stimulate

a flow of capital into Canada, thus

increasing the supply Of loreiizn

icated to the operations of the last MOSCOW (Reuters)-The Soviei;;war varnish facts. gloss over st Army newspaper Red Star Frldayicomings and smooth out difficult- attacked "the vicious and harmful iies.

"The reader wlliy nilly gets an

limpression that the Soviet armies

This criticism is regarded here-swept on all the time in a trium- as part of the current campaignlphal march. easily surmnunting all i against the Stalinist ”culi. of per- the handicaps and difficulties of sannlity" and follows top - level battlefields.

"Moreover it. is often the case hill the actual outcome nf opera-

tions is presented as having been Many Russian history luioks gloss (originally conceived as such."

Red Star said this "VICIOIII and ished in Soviet military literaturc.l

The Guardian. Page 11

PXi'llalll.'1' In pay for hlghnr iner- chanrlisc imp-iris

There seemed litiir rinulii that the capital illlrmllnrnl program vras more than sliifirleill to keep the P('0IIf)ll'ly operating at full capacity.

lf, through monetary and fiscal measures. part of the proposed capital expenditures could be post- poned until the supply of necessary niaterials and equipment becamc iilore plentiful, it might be possible to prolong lll't.l.xl)Pl'il)' while avoid- ing the strain of inflation.

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Some observers here said Mar-1

and new pail-at-hute. The new 'chuic. riullt. cuts down percent- age of possible l-nsualiies in para drops

(ill The first al'my-devcloprrcl postwar rlillio set. in forlvarll

Red Star. Which Was Commellllllg shal Georgi Zrukov, Russia's great- On 8 b00k Tailed "ROM 01 F-'i15Cl5l.est war hero who now is defence Troops in B.vc-Io-Russia." by K.A. lminister. is believed to be respon- Malnylm will it C9lll3ll'l9d ”dl5l0T'isilile for the drive to corrected So- tinns" of historical facts and thislyjct military history,

Was "typical Oi malty h00kS On; Sucll a revaluation would show

war history published carlici

nrca-:. whore noise l-mild mean 1 life or death. the softest wliispei

can hp transmitted with excellent Md its mm Spmim. fpamws and.

recepuo" cliaracterlstic difficulties There. 'Na""""i n"f""" Phat” were mishaps in the direction of” -- --lllllill and detachments which ledi tn unjustified losses in life andl tmaierial. l "However. it is often the casei ,that. booklets and volumes dedi-l rated to the operations of the last I93. i

pliliss Marion O'Brien Ralph E. Jenkins Mrs. Frank J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Avis Arsenauit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Surcite Cecily and Arthur Watts Mrs. Frank Arscnault

Mr. A. Owcn

Mr. and Mrs. .lnsr-pli Marlin

IA.A.'s HoId.T

Mr. alld Mrs. Nicholas Gallant L La .

Mr and Mrs. Firmin pm... Can erence .p,e,38;7;c,g"g;cl;e;l-argg-odgsirggg i l rings.

P.E.l.

'l rs. .3 i is . lldcmlliivll c ( allrict and Berna TORONTO m.,)NNinc hundred cx-problem drinkers gathered here, Snliirday and Sunday for the sev-2 cnlli annual Ontario conference of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Mr. alld Mrs. C.i.. Masks. Califor-

nla SPIRITUAL IIOIIQUICTS Miss-Paula Gallant

that the ordinary soldiers and the

The Red Star review said: "E80?! Imarshals who commanded thclii in operation during the patriotic warrlile field were the real heroes and .lhat it was not. Stalin alone who won the war.

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Ml'. anti Mi"-: l”r.'illk G tlzlllani Tmal. mnfmcme rcEi”'.""3HI'"S': Aims Mm... (;'.,”.m, which included non-alcoholic wivcsg .-, 3",; Mrs. g.-,.,,,,k 5 cans", and husbands. was placed at H150.-

More illan 2,200 persons jammed the ballroom of n downtown hotcli Saturday night. for it public meet- ing. The other study panels and discussion meetings were closed. AA is a fellowship of men and lwnmen who try to solve their drinking problem by sharing cxpcr- icnccs with one another. The so- ciety calls itself non-sctarian and

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (lallipnnelio and family

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7 CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and neigliboiii-s who helped in any-I lway in oilr recent licreavement and all those who sent mass cards. messages of sympathy and floral

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