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Shown above. are the following Air Cadets: Anenault: AC1. Douglas Mayne: AC1. VValtel' Maclntyre; LAC. Ronald McCorm ark.

Morn; AC1. Harold Kemp;

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Air Cadets No. "60

LAC.

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Squadron, Charlottetown

Lelt to right, AC1. Jack L. Ferguson;

rim GUARDIAN. caAnLo1'ri-:1'owN'

Kenneth Cnlos; AC). Arthur AC1. Percy G.

The following Air Cadets are pictured above. left to right - A. C.l Gerard Chcvcrl AC.l Dnud

MacNevin, A. 0.). Wendell MacLean. A.C.l John Hobbs. A.C.l Lloyd Mutch.

Air Cadets pictured above are as follows, left to

right - Cpl. 0.5. Notting, Cpl A. at M. M. Brown, A.O.l J.E. Mccabe, l.i.A.C. W.A.Masst-y.

Baseball Results

(Dy The Canadian Press)

Cleveland Detroit

AMERICAN LEAGUE 000 000-- 0 l 0 000 034 081-13 13 l Lemon. Brissie 16:, Chnknlrs

171 and Hegan; Houiteman and

SATIVBDAY Galnsbcrg.

NATIONAL LEAGUE st. Louis . . 000000 000-0 3 2 Uhlcago 000 002 100 00-! D 0 Chicago . 000 001 401-5 11 0 St. Louis . 021000 000 0l-4 10 0 Pillctte, Paige (7: and Court-

ill innings) iic,v: Dobson and Lollar.

Lawn. Schultz 45!, Klippsteln I'll. Rush tin and Chitl; Cham- bers. Brazlc (7) and D. Rice.

Buffalo . Ottawa

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE . I00 010 000-2 5 212 001 001-5 10 0

In

Philadelphia .. 102 000 500-810 2 Lovcnguth, Weiss (Iii. McNeil- Boston . 000 000 000-0 9 2 ance in and Ciesielsiti; Bishop Roberts and Burgess; Bicltford. and Foiles. Jones (7), Johnson (81, and Syracuse .. 032 000 000- 510 1 Cooper. Montreal .. 0000) 000 101-11 l5 0 Pittsburgh . M1000 001-2 i 4 Page, Robinson l3i. Eisenmann Cincinnati. .020 050 021-0 9 1 13!, Houtz (fir. and Pluinbu. Dickson, Lapalme (6). Waugh Miillette, Fabbro (3) and Ron- iil) and Ciaragiola: Wehmeier. hing. Smith (9) and Seminlrk. Springfield 000006010-112 1

Rochester . . 000 000 200-2 7 2 Curr mid Brubrink; Deal, Joyce. ill. Crimirm (8) and Bucha, Curnnn uh.

Baltimore. 000100 000-l it 2

Toronto 010 000 10x-2 ii 1 Howell. Swloat. I'll, Trinkle -7) and Oswald; Lombardi anti An- dcrson.

Nil'l'l( . . ('hlr:Igo , 00! 000 140-6 5 3 St. Louis 000 110 100-3 9 2

Hattrn and Chiti; Mizell, Yuhas all and D. RICP.

Philadelphia at Boston. double- header, postponed. rain and told.

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Brooklyn at New York, posi- poned. rain.

First:

Plitabuflil . . 010 I00 000-2 9 I

1'" ' " 006 000 llx-8 10 0 Friend. Werle (Iii, Kline l-ii. Suchecki (7t and Mccuilough;

Raffe nsbcrtzor and Scmlnick. Second :

Pittsburgh . . 000 000 000--0 5 1

Cincinnati . 000 000 001-1 8 1 Pollctt and Garagioln; Hlller and Rossi.

AMERICAN l.lJAGl'E

Cleveland 000 000 000-0 ti 1

Detroit , 100 000 00x-1 in 0 Garcia and Hogan; Gray and Ginsberg.

First Game: 8!. Lolita 030 000 300 000 00-ii H I Chicago 000 040 00'! 000 Ill-'l 20 1

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Garver, Paige (Si. Helki (in. Hart-ist rm and Courtney; Roa- ovin. Alnma 17). Kennedy 19!,

Doriah (10) and Lollar, Masi (in.

Second: St. Louis IMI 00-1 8 l Chicano . mm .10-.'t t 0

ICIBIIIP suspcndt-ti after five inn- ings because of darkness. To be completed at a later date) Byrne and Moss: Stobbs and Lol- lar.

Boston at Philadelphia.

header. postponed. rain.

New York at Washington. post- poned. rain.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First: Ottawa . Toronto

Kume. Swingles

Silvt-rman. Brnclio

tilt and Anderson.

leeondt

Ottawa . .. 0010000-I t 0

Toronto 001 M0 1-2 It 0 Coleman and Watlington;

ers and Anderson.

double-

. Min 000 not--6 it 0

020 000 020-4 1 I (2) and Folios; iii, Shorc

First: Buffalo . . I00 000 Mile! 0 1 Montreal . 300 100 001-4 10 I

Yaylian and Clcsirlslzl; Coleman and Running.

second:

Buffalo 000 too ft-i t 2

Montreal 200 010 x--.! .'i 0 Jordan and Morttarslti and Ciel- ieski (ll; Roebuck iand C. Thompson

First:

Baltimore . 004 ON! I00-6 I2 '1

Rochester . 021'. M0 ills-9 1.1 1 Greenwood. Cyrus urn, Sloal Iilr. Donelly til) anti Oswald: Habenicht. Deal m. Hahn lav. Orimian (9) and Bucha.

Second:

Baltimore. . 0060000-tl it 2

Rochester . too 0200-: 5 3

stuffci sndlakcman: Swai-2:, Mlzholz 13'. Condrick 44!. Hahn 10'. Habenicht db and Curriuin,

Bucha (7).

Manchester United Wins Soccer League

April 27 -(Reuters) United Saturday won the English League soocer uhamplorishlp for the first time since 1911 by swamplng Arsenal its nearest rival. 8-i.

United. which has been runner- up tour times since the war. went on the field at Manchester know- ing its London rival would haveic win 7-0 to gain the league title.

Arsenal. finalist in the isomer cup-a. separate competition- against Newcastle next Saturday. saw the end of all hopes of the rare "double"-league leadership and the cup-eight minutes after play.

Jack ltowlev. star Manchester forward. then slammed home the first goal of the game. This made United's goal average so superior that Arsenal would have needed a basketball score to win.

United won the championship by a margin of four points. gain- ing 57 points from 42 games liy scoring 95 goals and conceding 5'2.

LONDON. - Manchester

Manchester United will leave Eriglvand April 30 for a 12-day tour 0! Canada and the United

States

Arsenal finished the league sea- son with 53 points after scoring 30 goals to 61 agzsdnst. but Toluen- ham Hotspui"s 2-0 vlcl.m'y over Blackpool threatens to displace it from second spot.

Tottenham, last, year's champ- ion. has 51 points and a game in hand-against Chelsea llt'Xl wed- nuday. A victory would put. it

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ahead of Arsenal on superior goal- average.

At the other end nf the table Fnilhiun beat Huddei-stieid 1-0 hut both go down into the second div- ision with 26 and 28 points re- spectively. Stoke City's .'i-l win over Manchester City carried rm-

tleld to avoid relegation.

With Sheffield Wednesday as- sured leader at 53 points in the second division. i.he final cllOlN'. of

Ram One P0lni ahead of Hllddefs-livick cncnenia May 15, prcsidcnt

which team will accompany it to the first division rests with Cardiff. Birmingham City oe- cupies second place with 51 points but Cardiff. though two points he- hind. has a game in hand. If the Welsh team wins against Leeds next week. it will oust Birthing- ham from second place on super- ior goal-average.

Queen's Park Rangers and O0- ventry were the unlucky pair av the foot. of the table. Bath lost. again Saturday and will be shunt- ed in the third division.

in the third division (Southern) already won by Plymouth. Resdinx gained second spot. though beaten 2-0 by Walsall today. Reading has 59 points-six behind Plymouth Brighton. its nearest rival, inst to Exeier 2-0. with one match re- maining to be played, Reading and Brighton are separated by two points but Reading has the ad- ditional advantage of a much bel- ter goal average.

Liverpool Plans Senior Ball Team

LIVERPOOL. N. .1, April 25 - (CPI-Garileld Killam. president of Liverpool Baseball Club. said today Larrupers will definitely field a team in the Halifax and District senior loop this season.

Killam. commenting on reports

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FREDERICTON. April 25---(if?! -Six Canadians will receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at the University of New Bruns-

A. W. Trueman announced today

They are Vernon 13:. Johnson. Montreal. vice-president. and non- cral manager of the Canadinri

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Intematlonal Paper Company; Rlnf 15 members and one yi.iIWl'El1C8 Weldon. Montreal, pie-lThe worship service was conduct-lP. Ferguson. sident and managing director

Company, Ltd.: Montreal. p French language daily newspaperjiby Mrs. E. Inman, Mrs. T. Fergu-

hcll, R.C.A.F.. bury, N.B.; Mrs. H. G. Chestniii.. icr iedericunn. Chestnut and G. J. Marr. superintendent of schools.for St.' John County.

W. M. 8. met at the home of Mrs. ship Secretary rt-ported tlircchonii-.ii Mark Cameron on Tuesday cvcn-?calls, 18 ing, April 1st, with an attcndancclthree treats. A donation oi sl.00l000 tons.

visitor. was gratefully received trom Mrs.

A Bible quiz on the Book of St. Luke was then conducted by Mrs Woolfrey. The next meeting will he held in the church, with no lunch committee. Roll call is to C. Morrison. Mrs. R. be answered with the word 'Light'. A. Best. Ens-i'Fhe meeting closed with prayer I iliank-on:-riiii: has rnrcivediby Mrs. William MacFarlane and president of the and dedicated and l)encdicl.ion'ihc Mizpah Benediction. Company, L:ti..lpmnounced by Mrs. L. S. Wool-

Falrvlllr, N.B,;frey, of the last

Minutes nicetint: . were read. approved and slgneddy Oskoi Apr” 27 C(Re'”9'5, "

and the trt-nsurcr's report sliowediAb0U'q-30 NOTWESIBH whalinrz Vf-V advnncemcnt. The Tcn1per'ar1t'c,5Cl-5 will be lake" 0m 0i 591'V"79 Secretary gave an interesting read-lnext -W350" DBCBUSE Whallnsz Com-

The Easter meeting of Hampton ing and the Community Fl'lOn(1-'D3YllCS cannot. sell their whale ml. was learned Sulurday. Pics:-iii. estimated 93.-

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Oswald hrla)'l'iIllLl.l Hymns sung were 82, H7 and 86 of La Patritnlziiid scripture readings were given

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