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Julia Mac-Donn‘.

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The lake which forms the inner 2. Eugene Desroch: fifty miles Gaudet.

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Tlnfanitry Getting Some Of ‘Glory Now

Pushed Around For Three Years But Training

And Equipment Telling

By Ross Munro Canadian Press war Oon-espondflfl

SOMEWHEl-IRE IN ENGLAND. Dec. 3-—\UPl-——'I'll6 RBI. (poor bloudy imli-izryl are at. last Kel- ting some of tilc glory that is due

em.

1-m- tlhrce years o1 war they have been pushed around, slogging tncir wuy through dreary defeats when they foilgilt impossible battles without j.)l'01)Cl' weapons. Air crews and iunkincn stole the show, but the tulip-suffering infantrymen kept, {ruining and waiting for the opportunity to prove the truth of the old army saying "it all comes buck lo the P131.‘

So in {he desert west of El Als- lIlEIl] and uionp; the shores of Al- geriu and Tuinsiri, troops of the Eigllill Army and the First Army and the American task forces showmi that iniuntiurnen, when WBIl-(.‘([i\lll])i‘(l and supported and given lull a chance, can roll up majoy \i<-... rics.

Infantry Operations

Most of the African battles were first and foremost infantry oppr- uiions, iod out by lusty, ribald sweaty lids of infantry divisions uiiu fight on fcot. Divisions HEW i0 the Li(‘~.L‘I'I. but trained in Eng-

lul battle schools, led ' uiui their achievements -1 iniignnen brick on the

crunch»;

from the ..;i, has given new heart and cilrhtii'.igi=iiiclit to bards triiillillg iliiuiltly men everywhere,

You sac it TCIIOCICG in the Can- ildlilll ‘Hilly in-ru Tile iniuntrylnan ll.i\ ‘ K011 on n.\v importance. Hes

‘d i.__'.liilili\‘ us Nu. i fight- in r. uinid all the special. oi uiis its-uni: force.

so Olcr the water first, and

In Current Fighting.

. well hit the beaches first and well cheer we way ha‘ m» rwv 0i U15 guys," was use way one inlsm-D’ private Dllt IL. _

‘lhc 25.5.1. might be command“ m‘ DHELIOOPG, l-btidlllfi IIIIIIS OI‘ I8“ gulur rule-toilets" out they ml de- penfl in me long run on their own two feet, on physical endurance and on ammuxutiou they ca-mr in We" pouches tor the weapons we! I"! "1 their hands.

Endurance ‘lest

No matter when or when 0w second front is opened in Bumps- you can be certain that tans inlmlfli WIII be there to form the beaohhesol and to fight for days without much timisport. It will be the worlds greatest endurance test but battle training in Britain ls getting them ready, as it prepared British divisions tor the African tasks.

One tish war reporter writes that “the battle of Egypt 1t mlsht be t said was won in the tile schools of Britain."

These battle schools gave the PB. I. a. new place in the army and re- placed old-fashioned systems with realistic train which has turned infantry forms. ions into deadly fighting machines.

Answer To Tanls

The vindication of the infantry- men, through this training and re- cent tests in battle, has to s degree resulted from the fact that answers have been found to tanks

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Lieutenant-Governor said he

In the shove picture Lint. Robert C. McMillan, 0.8.0. sud Bar of Charlottetown is seen speakh; at the Confederation Chamber in the Provincial Building. He was replying to B. W. LePage and Premier Thane A. Campbell, who can be seen standing to the left and righi o; 1, McMillan. The young naval hero was presented with n wrist watch by the Provincial Government. Th; felt sure that "all citizens of this Province are llshments snd the honor which you have brought Io this your native Province." Licut bfullillm. ha; just returned from the Mediterranean iwhere he was serving with the Royal Navy. '

Llelllcnnni Govern

proud of your zm-omp.

In Stalingrad. Russian P.B.I.'s

packed houses and streets with guns and held off Nazi tanks for months. In the desert. the eighth army baf- fled Rommers armoured units with great mine fields backed by hun- dreds of Elms. Bo. putting lessons learned on the defensive into prac- tice for attacks, the 311L151, M9 using great artillery and aeriul bom ardments to sof-ten up the en- emy until the P.B.I. goes in with auwmfliic W811 . mortars and .

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FTILLOW — CREATURES (Continued)

When such teaching is comprrbed. however bnefly, with tihat by which the church has replaced i . perhaps some conception may be formed 0i the direful extent to WIliCll ends.- ism nations have been cheatpd.

All the Christian sects cf iuizy uniportance have fought, with sigh; variations, as follows: That e. sou. is attached to the body Of BVBTY infant at birth, and that its innate zharactcir is determined not by the long history of its evolution "ld- vanced only by its own efforts-but pn-iirelv upon hereiity acting under the will of God and that at the end of this He on earth, ‘the iher it be of short or long duration. convs thy? nil-important moment when the fate cf the soul is do," ded Qt-r all etrrnity, But dec'ded— not upzn the nature of the tho- ushts. deeds and desires of the man, woman or child with whcm 5-: ~as been identified, but upcn the sort of reiigious beliefs professed ind tihe strength the fniih with which there are held. else need be considercd, for r misdeeds and wickedness of . believer are forgiven-m mutter how aopaliingly clue‘. they may have been. or ho/w much miszry may follow in their wake-end therefore cannot affect the kiss of heav-sn.

Small inducement here r31- Fny man to disturb hhnself ivith ques- tions us to what may be t1t= hidden results of cruel practices that are Blpproved of by 11's fellows and sanctioned, or _at least condoned, by the teachers of his religion. It

Efidly conceded, however, that

SHERWOOD W. l. The minus‘ mettng 1,: the Sherwood W. I. met at the home of the Presdent, Mrs. Geangc Harris. Meeting opined by the sngnig of the Od-e and the re- pent/ins of the Creed in imiso Following the reprrts cf the various cummattecs, came the President's address. She pufd tribute to the memory of Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Arthur Locke, former members who have “gone thro‘ the gate ta -not‘isr land, led by tire Masttrs l-.:ind.’ Sh,» cal ed uipon all men- brrs not only to continue their (“W415i Dlflyers for the success oi the Aili:s but oso to give of their time and talents as never before to he‘p the rfstressed peopg ol Britain. During the year elcven meetings were held with an average nne members. A patch [pron was sent around in time distrzct ivhich brought in $11.27.

Pantry sate $2000, sale, of

candy 83.50, To tits Red Cross were donated; SL9 quilts, 3 girls dresses, 5 prs. men's Dylmnue, 5 prs. chi drens s:c>:crs_ 3 baby blankets, 3 prs. baby soakers. 4 ch lds sweaters, 15 prs, soldiers socks, l3 prs. s33- msns sofks. $400 to Bi nk-et fund, $10.00 to Red Cross $5.00 to the T. B. League and goods valued at $11-50 to Mc-unt Hn-bert orphanage,

The schral children were treatcd and the school supplied with paper towels and scan The sick were visited and trtats cf fruit taken to them. A large assortment of izviby oothes was sent to the Super-

Letters of thsi~~‘:s were received there

Noihin; , g 2h. ~ ,

nnould future humanities within the lowest scales of being. There- fore, by killing un animal, or even an insect, we arrest the progress of an entity towards it; final goal- Man."

Other apsjogists. while not going so far us to con-tend that a merciful Goal has ordained iihe merciless destruction cf alllmnl lfe..1z-rge lhat because aniira‘; kill e Ich other ucevordi-ng to the decrces of Nature it cflnnot be wrong for man to kill th-Em. Without going -into the question of what is mrant by "Nature". c-r what nmy be the ulti- mate objsct of Iis nrthosis, it can hardly be maintained thi t these mcthods awvnrs furnish (he most fdrul exaniphs for mankind to follow; and it is obvious that phat may be nntiurnl rnd right at on early stage of evo uticn may become wrong and (irqrudimg at a more advanced stngE; indeed, the uh- conscicus savngsry of irrcsmnsible animals is of n. tutalv dlffcNII-i. nuality to the snvvagerv of men, 1n ""111 rwnnctznto un

pain he inflicts on ri m- hi“;

sympathise with m < . and the power of meusumby more hi m- than it is in any sniml.

One 01' the most tvn-ibla n. of eruel-ty to an was, and 0 which is more _ pr 3;, to-day than it has ex r is that of vivlssction. that, according to the . . many of the great sci. usis medioil men of this ceniu - closeiy doggFd by H Wmbc I qt human suffering co errors inio uhich

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led medl BI Closely a

(pohtgued on page

Hilary Desrcches; 3. John Dc.~.iocli-I have aways been and are es today nume us members of t-h; Roman Church, and o1 the 56m (that have sp from , we lives have been notble for their virtue and good dteds. ‘But that such goodness is innate, rather than the result oijdcgmntic reli- ious in- struction, is shown by the am, time It ocmlrs among believers of creed; W" oppose rind contradict each other and among those who sdhsre 0° I10 Yllilllifills beliefs, professed sgnostics and atheists, and

from two gratef I women in Eng- landi w/hoedshacl“ lrleceived quilts, garense wcweresett “i. °€..."if“‘n “imméii. can uc y rs. enn - ck, is proving very helpful. She conc udled h-er address by thanking 4 the members for their willing co- operation and chalenged them as they go forward into s, new year to even greater iiffort; for _H0m0, will. “§il....“°°‘l‘$" s.."’i8¥.’ii.‘§ W“ even

Pres, Mrs- George Harris I ma» négaligsigg glemilzflaigizlexhdve Vice-Pres, Mrs. Alec Choppell. taught that the visiible earth find seq, Mrs- James Harris, it contains were created for the 'I‘reasl. lvlrs. Brewer Irinkletter, bmem of man alone and th "Eiiiffzii. made to continue to “mum I'm-agar’ ‘hm dom m‘; make quilts and knitting during u,” pmggyimiqgf $5‘; the year. A large eontri ution o w; h, ch00” and m” m“ ciotbhéng wits received m the Mt- mill-s mm in Amp,“ to them my He rtOrpha pilhtsfthivwrl fll - - l1 mints ‘hi’ flier some” 00ml)“, mhab

On the other hand. the heret

- 1108*. social limit-hour, s lunch was served by the ‘ “mum, ed lo icall by the Roman declares that the

Mrs. George and Jame; unakm Oblect of’ earth-life is the expansion

The next meeting will be held

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letter. cud intensification of individual -- ' at the lives ani-

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Rabat, the political capital of Morocco. is moi-s than 000 years old. o.“

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