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SPORTING NEWS]

All Stars Score 9-4 Victory

Gver Visiting AIn Exhibition

Beavers Team Came At Forum

Held to a 4-3 score in the 1111!, thc Charlottetown bliyir.

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- tn n 40081 num- jbdl saw the two teams put on the lust lino itlsy.‘ y el ..i: SUlLrOH Lotti \11 JLBlIlILQ whlstl. zo the iinal on rntn the locals surpfliiulg t:\i'l‘)tlll present with uw 51000!“

. d account of To known as I-LMOS. "qw- _ __ _ . . , _ _ all through the performance. The‘ H ed and] Rave ‘ 3w A p, m. h m’ 1am," “Mat {ffintjélilyigciuunilxu 3mm; ‘in hart 40f ‘the itéarsc.bfl%llrtlgly chés- ‘hgglfigxé n. m‘ mum: hlgxhminw. o! the Roy“ Navy. outstanding in m.» locals wmhms ‘affgecfilgjs ‘jug’, Y l “m5 ° gotta! twp: vyhéch efilcorlidotln "l t. itight \:'-.r~ the “or or - - gunning; r con en 0 ana an ops assmwgo“ 1m: d813,,» Me The opening score canto a mln- KATHRYN‘ GBAYBON go an”; grmgm she w“; be “n. r “wttedry nrtw applause lrcm ute and 51X seconds after the game v VAN HEILIN (31,553 A 75c; der the command of Commander l ~ ext: wttJ h.» bfltllilllt t: gttlkt‘ undelttlvayg Slparrlng lyvitllt each i phqlggflg HUNT 91% twang“. gang“ o; Al’ if,’ bfllilt JClHl llllVvdluS O E1’, W ‘l 1191191’ ROB G 15f 11g L _ mo] C mm d1 O l India‘ Séakfcha, 3,255 Umykwb? a ma“, dsgvc] ,0 621mg’ Bgwem] CECI m cannon Marjorie Buaions (L xeuw 1 a o: 3&6; ..s"m,;,“_g.9'md "fax BIWDL’ bv t e cuucut stic u struc su en y. rey snare a‘ "—-"i"~*'—-'.'_" . LC, Prim: flu n, u, w“! '-.-- vq +‘-—-'~——=;l— loose disc in the centre-ice zone; SOURIS, 'I‘I-IUB.SDAY, 18th glans: xumuck (Mu I a h" “fled” m a; Norm Augnvig I Xeavltltg gveg) the brgil Starla; MATINEE 3.30 P. M. “ma. Pm,- (Momm; on convva dings‘, more than three e reoyc 1e ii er 0 s t - ---_—_-—--——~— 1 years an , e rence n ‘ parked in front of the cage and MONTAGUE. SATURDAY v n”

Trophios Decided Last Evening

tho Charlottetown Curing

At Club last night s. rink skipped LB. Mcllfilsn won Trophy by defeating Dr

. H. H. Pierce 15-8 in the finals. The tro- Dhy is oomgosed of four silver pit-

chcrs, Whit‘ become the perman- ent tiassesslon u‘. the winning rink members. In addition to skip Mc- Millan other members uf his rink included, H

McDonald and RD lair

second trophy was also tlecidcd mght, the nonunion Lite Lilli, lll.‘ a rink skipped by Col, Full deft- .c the W.W. Lord IouiQiO-T. 1t was the second stratght win in the finals for Col. Full. Earlier in the competition he had lost a name but Lord had he.) without a de- feat unit he cntercd the finals uzlzeu he lost twice in succvssion. other members of the Full rink in- cluded A V Splllrrtl, Frank Han- sen and P W Turner.

. The senior challenge buttons are

providing plenty of sport. The l" D/lclieod rink, wh ch won bitltotis [rom the W Cruick- sh tnlefoilr Tuesday: fright lost them lust nttrht to rt rink skipped by W Adz-ms by t. scar: of 0-7. Now

me Adams rink has to defend their us... lllii‘; from a. chullmge by RS. P Jztrdine

FOR SHA Vl/VG ECONOMY, MY MDN£Y|60ES 0N

BZUE

" ND one good reason

why Blue Gillette Blades are genuine money- savers is that they are made of steel hard enough to cut gloss-which means they take an edge and hold it for one swell shave after another.

“What's more, you'll find that this extra-keen, extra- durable Blue Gillette Blade nofoiily lasts far longer than ordinary blades, but aloo gives you easier shaves."

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. . d. ihLilllfl spree illflt netm. tutu: iivc goals U1 tht. tun-a period l n]

VlCh-fy UVl-‘Y LII-

u to witness o.

passing attacks and stout defense thrown

the Acorn

McNpill, Willard Q ' le

J . the be certain

' kept the stars reaching double figures A feature they went over

C

c The antics of the animal dir

Mat-Kltrnon didn't. have a chance on the close in shot.

For the next six minutes All Stars hurled attack after attack in search of the equalizer before fin- ally being rewarded Pete Kelly former National Leaguer and last night playing his first game on Forum ice since wearing an Ab- egweit uniform skated deep into Saint John territory. Checked, he passed out to Mahar with the lat- ter relaying the disc to Nicolle who picked the corner on a. drive from the right boards.

All Stars struck again p, minute and 37 seconds afterwards with L. Lamontagne blazing in a, long shot ritlht after the faceoff 1n the centre zone.

MneKlnnon brought the crowd to their feet with a beautiful save as Beavers raced in on top of him but was forced to bend at the 11-min- ute mark when Brasol. taking a pass from Nesbitt beating the de- fence cleanly nnd going right in to lvfacKinnons doorstep before pick- ing the unprotected corner of the

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Play was even faster all through l-hk? second session with Glggey and MacKinncrt both pulling off great rapes on whag appeared to goals. Three times the Saint John net jstmmer came through to rob Whltlock and the two Lamcntagne brothers and then repeated a minute afterwards as the La-montagnes raced in go scoring position again.

The period was nearing half wav mark before the winners finally broke the 2 - all deadlock A J. McAdam carrier! dcun from his own line passing to Kelly; Pete carried in behind the Saint Jchn net passed out to M"A front. the latter . ytnmlng the disc home, Fur the s.

‘Garey being on the scoring end of 1a _play with Butler and Kcatlng. lG-lkgey was continually stopping lthe Whitlork, Jackson, Cudmorz- trio but was forced to yield his fourth goal of the night 73 second; ,from the cnd of the session ulten lsimpson on an 1111:- sisted effort beat him with a backhand lifter Carrying the rubber from his own defence position Beavers appeared to tire the Past {Ce in the third session and in tl~ irst l6 minute; of play" the wini. .5 h-"i ‘ed five goals behind the C'-'.l—\ lhCil Glagey to 59W lib the verdict. Joe Mnhar wot the first One cl‘ the session 40 séc~ finds flitei‘ tile start, when his drive frcm just. cvcr the blue line pick- erl the COYYIP“. A ntlnttt-c later Kcllv passed cut m Nicolle from the cor‘- ner of the not for All Stars‘ second ll0fll of the period; L, Lamcntagne from A J. McAdam was the scor- ing order of the next goal at 9 14; Morris from R. LamontPg-ne and L. Lamontagne accounted for the fourth goal of lhe par‘ d p min- lllnflnil six saconds Rite w. Wm, “fhitlcck finally beating Gigtze_y' at l6 04 of the session n5 he tqok the pass from f-evi who ltad car-

from

time. L, Lrimoutaizent 10.20

12. Al Stare, Whitlcck (Lnvll 1104.

l3. Beavers. Keating (Fedorenek) 1836

Pchaltics: Levi (2)

Fcdorenek. ———-—— - t

George Washington .v..s the owner! of the first Pcltnsylvznia, oil well}

Glggey, guarding the twines for visitors as has been the case in previous performances here W30 ts- | ain an outstanding figure as he flicked and turned aside shots from l angles and dhxctlons. l-lts work tlie b01111 081404 in every period was masterly and lat times it was his sllm figure that count from blgl I with the fans was the act put on‘ ' between the first and scccnd per», icds by Tony. the educated honed- te

‘ by ring-master Wullie Scantle try, had the crowd in gales of m1rtn|

the Eats I (‘Ytwiva city League final: Hulé a fourth game of best-of- "WISH series.

the disci Oitnwn. before ‘

y 0nd‘ time in the‘ lgatne Beavers knotted the ccunt

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Saint John with the P

advance to

iglit

9-» for the

Allan (Thursday):

,Vol:mts vs.

i West

Western Canada semi-final: Ed- lmonton vies vs. New Westminster Lodcstnrs at Calgary. second game of laest-cf-flve series.

leads I-0.

DE LUXE SKATING snot-t GROVE BAND n.

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EATRIES

‘ SEVEN

John Friday

SAINT JOHN, N.B., March 15- play a “sudden death" game here Friday rlnce Edward Island champions in the Maritime juven- ile semi-finals. The winners will a final series with Sydney Academy.

Saint John dropped u 8-2 de- minn tn Mcncton Juveniles last. but won the . title with a total score

Royals will

New Bruns

two-game series.

‘Allan Cup Games lSoheduled Tonight

Cup playoffs

Otawa Canadletts

Hull loads 2-1.

, Plan loo Race

i Meet Saturday

The Vlcto

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M in’ Sam.

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Budlong.

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first 2 o'clock short! RTE

Peter

class A’ Trot: Juanita I Axworthy Chris-k Budlong. Lustys e

first

ace: Nell Cochatodale

Yowes, Miss America, Sing-

Class B Trot 6c Pace: Vlrllflil Kflunuck, Qpmge Moo. Nancy $1" :Mr. Tlllcv. Tex

Worthy.

lBerwiok Wins N. S.

072K120 W

filth on March 23 wallia Marri-

round. originally it had been slat- ed to open Thursday night. The second game will be at Truro Saturday next two March 20 and 2i on Corn- wallis home lee. If necessary a

l 0d night. p ‘lbs

ill be played here 211d a sixth at Oortr

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Juvenile Semi-Final

of The P.E.1'. team which wlllmeet

Royals ls the Juvenile Canadians of Charlottetown.

tonight

Lodestars

1 1 Club l is planning a four-cuss cs rac ngq program on Charlottetown Harbor Saturday. The race will the claret-es and

Budloitg. Royal Jim, June Harvester. Grac-

Paddy

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l Good En»; 0n lllarhor loo l

l The Victoria Driving Club's pro

bar of people. The ice was in made the sport very enjoyable.

Time: 34 1-2." 34 1-4 8b 3-4 Horse

in summary is owned by L. Rut

, Mt. Herbert.

GLASS 0 T110’! AND PAC! Queenie Axworlhy (L. ert

Doch y) l l ‘rrbde Kalinuck (E. Glow) 2 it John E. (L. Emery) 3 3 Billv (Doug. Smith) 4 4 (No time)

The winning horse is owned by L. Docherty.

CLASS D PAC!

Dora Guy (W Mufrhead)

Bonnie Bernice (H. Youn- keri I

1 2 (No time» ‘The winning horse is owned by W, Mulrhead. Canoe Cove Officials: Starter R. Abbott. Judges, n Reardon, Dr. Bishop, . olzer . H. Murphy. Cpl. Bow-

Announcer and Clnrk of the Cottrse, W. H Benton.

Important Meeting Juvenile Canadians

All ntembers of the Juvenile Cs- nadlans Hockey club are request- ed to attend a metlny at the Fire Hull tonight at '1 o'c ock sharp. It. is important and imperative that all players be on hand.

Memorial“ Gup Games Tonight

v Memorial (Thursday): East:- Marltimes semi-final: Anllgonlsh Bitlldogs vs. Sydney Bruins Sydney. first game cf two-game total-goal series.

Vest:-

None.

Cup playoffs tonight

4

ilookoy Scores

ALL - ONTARIO SENIOR FINAL Sudbury Open Pit 4; Hamilton

Majors 2. (Suclbury leads best of five ser- ies l-(l)

last summer ornahod and burned out frflhe Sudan. Nona of the crow knew part of its on wu a fortune in Jewell. Six morn s infer, a re- tative of n British insurance company organized n search and

gram of ice races held yesterday afternoon attracted quite a raglan“- coudltlon and the clear. “he filly l‘: "W "Wm Mlllllllh the 3°"- A 1Z1]! numuer of new homes were start-

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OTTAWA. March Fleet Clala deatroyer of the Royal

- Navy baa been refitted and con- verted for antl-submsrlne duty to take nor place with the uccrt fen lees of the Royal Canadian Navy

L. Macdonald, Minister of Naval services, announced today.

anti-submarine escort duty. With as first Lieutenant will Lfeut (T.) W-SII‘.

91$’

be .N.

01,5‘ no’: AND PAC! Brown. of

s! l mount. P.Q., in charge of engine

Nmcy Bu, (Moran-ye) 1 3 1 room, Lleut (N 0D. Clarence, R. Hllklsgt (F, wings) g 1 3 C.N.V.R., of Vancouver, Burg. Th“ 34 1.4; 34; 34 1.4_ Lleut. NH. Frost. 3.0 .V.R.. r»- 1~-~ ~ ~M i» us: “tarts rr-tc. w- 1v _ n, . . . peg.

w‘ omw" mm“: R ‘r and Gunner (T) J0. Holmes, it.

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The Govermnent’: duty to imple- ment its election pledges, parti- cularly the plume wifh reference to rural electrification, was strong- ly emphasized in the Lezislature by luv. w. o. MaoKenzle, tum Dis- trict of Queen's in speaking in tho Budget debate.

Mr. McKenzie deplored the tlnut wasted during the present session. He Rflretted also that tire session coincided with tl-ie lmporiant gnnual farm organization meetings. so that it was inrposslbie to attend both. These meetings arsed to be a big event in this Province. He was afraid the younger people wen losing interest in farming.

The budget speech of the Prov- incial Treasurer contained so little that everyone expected the Premier to follow with supplementary in- formation. The Premier had finally

spoken, but apparently pp could WWW n0 118M on the financial situation.

Mr. MacKenzle pJJ m elo~ quent tribute to the qualifications of the Opposition leader, and also to his colleagues in ‘he Opposition benches, whom he cmnpllmentedl 0n their speedm. He went 0n to emphasize the} burden of indebtedness on the‘ Province. This was o. big difficulty {B01118 the Premier in implementing the policies he had outlined It ll to have Iovemment 751171663 that meet with the approv- al of everyone and at the some time a government that will be economical.

He reviewed the record of the last Liberal goverrntent contrast- ing this with its yironifses and debt record. and stud he honestly believed it was the worst adminis. trizéion in tire hirtory‘ of the Prov.

Hoarding Can

According to information tabled in reply to Opposition questions, he noted that the Government had lliifvha-‘iod seven care 2.16 stored them for rental by officials. "I would like to ask my hon friends this question." he said.

oumosa of the car ferry situation. oannot crmploto the new m; in ollhtoca months. but had town" Ill loot In would n. Nod boot on the service nevi?‘ l

recovgrod $300,000 worm of precious afoul.

ll

Muchb be bou GIIIIOIII:

lk-Anotbor

MR- W: c. MCKENZI 11v BUDGET 053.412

mrtod when the "Oharlotw- trio

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{Manitoba lloxt to P. E. I. ll. S. ill liaval Enlistments

SPECIAL PROGRAM __ : iii: s."'§”‘.¥t.i<3‘.‘.l2" ‘ltiuifi-i? GOOD SKATE T mu ' t in the Commons out MUSIC ...,.?."...,. FORUM rt-*..<::.:ct=..":it _ __ . population exceeded of all

other ovlnoes, except ca Ed- ward 5am! and Nova Bcotla. Ho W5; speaking when the house Ill in committee on navy ellllllllel- I0. E. Farley (PC—Qu' said that some prairie boy! had Joined the NEW h" "W" I991! a mwboat before they left homo. ‘Thlzey had done well, however, in

service

To Relieve lleatoll Gar Shortage. By Transport Plano

The services of a transport plane have been secured to handle ex- press baggage to and from Prince Edward Island, thus rellevlill ‘hi! car ferry of space for the accom- modation daily of three extra re- frigerator ears, Premier J. Welter Jone-s announced esterdny.

In the Legislature yesterday morning. in reply to a query by Mr- Heath Strong, the Premier said this arrangement had been Dio- posed to the authorities at Mono-

ent two baggage cars are carried esch way, each day by the car fer- ry and the space they occupy in refrigerator car sploo would ro- vide for the transport of 4,000 bushels of __t_a_tge_|; weekly. _

way he would talk. M: McKenzie thought, if he were aspiring for soutething like a Senawrship or a Judgeahlp. "I don't believe for one moment that any government will ever spend millions of dollars to link 100,000 people up with the mainland", he said. "It does not sound reasonable At the pruent time, all we can hflbo for is to got a. 800d boa-t. Our Federal repre- sentatives fell down on the Job. That boat should be completed and in the service now."

Faloonwood Farm

Commenting in ‘he visit of tiu members to Falconwood Hospital and Infirmary, r. McKenzie said foe could see at t at institution the innate;- mind of the leader of the Opposition, who had appointed Dr. Murchison as superintendent. He noted the cam and attention IiWfl to the food supplies. Again it was the Opposition leader who had installed cold storage and. placed a competent tneot cutter in charge, instead of the old system undo;- vmich patients handled the meat. He noted the line crop of roughage Ho believed the Gov- ernment had made n. mistake in repairing the old barn building, be- cause there is not a proper found- tlon mtder it. "You will spend perhaps $10,000 (‘n that old build- ing, when $20,000 would build proper modern one", he raid.

One big bam to accommodate all the stock except the pigs, would have made a better outlay. ne said.

‘There was too much stable man- ure lying around the bz-nu at Fal- conwood, Mr. McKenzie sold. In the dairy barn they found a. fine herd in very good condition, but the place seems ‘o be eve,- stocked. There are about 60 head. 'l'hat population could be reduced ln half, and the 1111131“! stock sold

within the province. Mr. Barbour: "We an holding it for that p "

Mr. McKenzie: did idea . "

One thing conspicuous by their

"That is s aplen-

ton by an agent (Mr. B. Graham ""49 3°“! m‘ Rogers) acting on behalf of the I'm" 9mm!“ ‘$17k exam‘ ‘s’: Provincial Government. At pres- Gfivemmflflli l0 "1 9 7‘ m‘

from s. min in the

I at the government's

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Tu rref

rm: cur for rolling your own

_n commended M!‘ 1165"’ 9,3“; proposal for tho eatnbllah- men; o; gram elevates’! at Sum- mq-M, mu Gnarlottcmvn- ‘ Hon. (Ilaigbell: Why no ' un , . Kill‘: McKerlzie: “You couldn't I0 beyond M0001; Stewart. The CIT! would be sidetracked there. "ll" “m, n you m going inane. w. emtppeu. "W0 want a Iwd storehouse. We don't want ll! grain elevators st all in Pr!!!" Edward Island. We ore ‘Kieth!!! f; to our man em. l p°iiii°“n§i<=lu§°= "My 1W“ ma“ l‘ lwm‘ m m, ;|,|t, ‘They hIVO them in the west."

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Qppositio did not wont l0

“fie u“ ‘Wegmeaz ltmtigy fir’: kl, t t-

pmpoflnoxh h. l: pnuiittlm. The

Future of the Government-operat- ed Invem Coliieries is in a“. ger unlus workers there m more co-operativo.

Legislature.

The Premier said the lllvllllifig pits had been kept open during 1940 at a cost of rovlnce and observed, "it would b, easier for us_ to get the con] somewhere else.’

"This mine is operated entire- ly in the interest, of the mlnen and their families.‘ lie “id- ‘The

loss. Notwithstanding tl-ilg, re dissastisfieu and Want est rates of pay."

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European llrive May Put Crimp In II. K. Soccer

Canadian Pres. Staff Writer LONDON. Maren ‘.4 -(CP)— k looks as though the opening of the Second Front. may be the crusher

Rural Electrification. The f1!!! thing to do we‘; t‘; négke 1px? oug survey o o er

Premier Jonas said this had been done twenty rem no by the M- ere-l covert-intent. The stream had been measured and there Wll nothing like the horse power thei- would be required.