. i Despite the fact that they are With a chance in deflnitelyclinch

out of the running for a playoi! standing and with i

_ in lay tnc clinching of first place in Flying Oflicerg Cote’s hockey team t banding a defeat to the team from at Summerside will b out in g1

night's City league encounter. the

underway And ii the Navy can turn this ha p.

la

l’ .Cote's uad a merry battle of it favorites to come through, may

. Summerside Team Can » Clinch League Leaal lVith i 1' [Vin Over Navy Tonight

licldlolll-llswtoilthsflf"

addition ‘S: Blanchard, former Jun-

3 . A; "Private riargrvvfl‘

We spat in the berth, Navy hockey team can de- it the result-in bye to tho nnsis, iflfiveylns, phy" no" home “In, KEEN“ lrfinlilli‘ BINCIILB‘!

ill with the remainder of

h . the league by Summerslde. by from No. l Air Navigation school difiofibli Tagiiwcéfinwsté 2:11

No. l Air Navigation School in to- ftL-cst tonight ggflngt em, Ngvy g tilliigllahclonkhu’ uh“ ‘u m.

It's a commanggh ""5""

lllt hed led I N Jwwd 1m same an the schedule the City Hockeyul-easiie wifiziinege? n~§§§d'§".°1o§.“’l’.'$"§‘énl§;’l¢"§$ ' ' ' at the Forum at 7.30 Sumrnerside team in

e w trick-they Save Flying Officer But Suinmerside. despite being gfillgcalllagst Hid” 1mm “d “m

marglnatthcrelt‘

i110 flflt ’ “i‘°.‘;l_.'.".°‘...m n

souars - anon. s r. u. . monsoon JIM-MI PJ'-

in an ex ibltion game at Summar- run up against a surprise in the n" o the opinion m“

AB MN. I‘. B. MOON.

Tara display the aide. being beaten only in the last form of the team from the Queen they will give the visitors a mléhlzvtgylflr Dplatylttlézrlileigtl £12111; 4212.21: Charlotte. Strengthened by the battle oi it all the way.

lte a two-way tie for the league

through with a victory over Navy

can

So it can be easily seen that the

That they will be out in full force tonight to try and whip the visit- "—_ ing team is a foregone conclusion

that the three teams

that automaticallyg finishing on top and it is s cer- tainty that the summer-aid team

A crowd oi 10.247

Navy, with the addition oi youn

make up a. charnpionshir

a leave at his home here, will be even stronger than the squad ma;

oeasion is year so far to their credit and al set

ANS. in their last league ame ‘gm-d

Blanchard. "a cool. clever winger we have see oi the present day knockout

ability to whatever at cking force l! 800d Why 111109 594M715"! "10 Pat Giordano, l4 "19 Nllvy flflflsement sends him °ld finYwa-‘lh 99ml‘? came‘ six-round decision out with and with Jackson, Cud- m“ ‘m more and Worth all in readiness seem w be d9“! much ‘vmrymg a‘ and in much better condition due W“ “films Ming and with both toystrcnuous workouts, the Queen team‘ an 3e to an‘ same sea Charlotte team n

a tussle that should roduce a rugged. fast brand of key all the way,

mm,“ u; ,;e,,~,omded m Sammy Snead Wins

ors No. 2 A.N.S. have aoquirgd s , , :2r.::s..~ir~..:"..::::. s": Tit-Breaking livlf centre named Miller who hails

it is said was a. linemate of Bobby

to strengthen the Air Force team

had mam out ‘or gruelling by one stroke. practice sessions every chance pug.

to definitely lack condition that on t a couple of occasions played

lowers oi the Air Force team. Dew,

steps were immediately

led and it was uitc noticeable games all season long and his big ends‘ their last start t at the team was speed plus a terrific shot makes

larly the second an third lines. on the ic have

are bound to be tough nuts to the Curling Club tonight with eight ‘ciigzctllredfrom here until the title ls matches scheduled. six ior the

in each competition and all ent- ___ Rumors have been circulating too rants will have to be at their best Jame; J r

re Bobby Dew. fast winger or the in each and every game, as play be“ was Air Force team who missed the last will be conducted on the straight

‘aeelost to the team for the rest oi’ glimmering.

others that take Jlace at

It appears that Dew st present, strongly contest and with all simmons l5 "WHEN"! a. routine medical teams being evenly matched, there examination but not bein one that could be called outatand ng, this year's play should be on a par with any that has

tested for. fhanoell£ Sir John

which has been located for twenty-five years at 162 Kent Street (next to Home's Garage) has acquired ilie premises of Col. D. A. McKlnnon, 138 K"" 51F“! (next to Rexall Drug Store). The premises at the new location have been completely renovated to suit the tire business-new

machinery is being installed and Mr. Whltlocli will be in a better posi- tlen than aver to handle new tire sales,

tire repairs and vnlcanliag. 34S EDGAR PUTS IT.'— “PHONE 909 AND MAKE YOUR TIRE

TROUBLE! MINI.’

A DETAILED ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE MADE LATER

Bt., left on return to his station h“ his parents here.

Play For Two

IEO THEATRES

lead, providing of course they can W'll ' R 0- a mils. eras" 1 1e 3P efmns Hrs

s.'i:.:::Y Prim" "wiry "i -Featberweig'ht Title In

wool» YOURSELF

llrga Sewerage For V All ' Ilouses In Charlottetown

Trophies Begins This Evening

Play to: the Dominion Lifetro- derway alt the Curling o'o

matches scheduled w ered ior the Keefe tro M, tion will also have t on “my me “see Hen‘, Pflvateiinnlngs with six matc rove." Ellie film is at the Yeo P ire.

olwglfigsnflffgffiomgfliflr: hfwl; with. one defeat eliminati taking his basic training. Among are Keenan Wynn. who has an angle on how

ythim Geor and "Bil? Phillip: Ewryone

w re g e individual scorers“

rslslt" B0111‘ With Termflvvd

_ hi; unique talents for get- NW‘ n; wronz had 13c yet

ad slates ta suit o! eight baskets. B! TE MEIER.

Palmer led ths HW. eight points apiece. Iwiiétlps and soor

m“ glgélcafnrgya: model soldier. the process was hard on every one concerned. Robe

3 o: i." l!

I Associated Prue S rt Write is Big "valley .‘.’.‘°.*§“'..‘“°:§".‘Zi.’l:.'.’;‘: iic ummer lde qu te I ‘ w“ Pe _ p, of Hartford. Conn.. re- pm“ "" trleyWl." d° 1"“ m“ tainefl his featherweight boxing It has Dam a well-known fact ' chm wmhil’ "will"

that will | a a outpo ting challenger P

ems we y g h", 1 h“ s d T nova of New York in a lb-round

[hgirrgyeg ‘union; gsininagsigiebye e bout at Madison Sbuare Garden. ocs to e am

____ uted to a gross irate of $48,701 saw m; gain“ in hgckgy circles at the Hartford 124-14 pounder jab his will be down in full strength for the Crystal Rink tonight when the Way to a unanimous decision. Ter- tonight's encounter in an endeavor Crytais meet up with what may be ranova, I26. waged a game fight. ri that will their toughest fare of the season but his reach of 66 inches to Pepb clinch the league title for them. in the team irom Charlottetown. as proved m0 much o! a disadvant- . s a Prom eyewitness accounts of tho age to overcome. In chalking up

m8 589W" they a" his 24th straight triumph and 86th

Both competitions Will be c ducted on a straight knockout basis

losing rink from further

together wth the personnel Jones ‘e rinks entered in both. com- ons.

lowing resoiution was 9355.142 .. a Commerce recommend

thllt

resolution. M. A. Ihrme of the Chamber’

annual report of the Public

I team from Blanchard, 10mm;- Junior no”); last. vary fast, with everything that mumph in 37 bun“. p3

“noon-ans; =~wgpimssg 6909060: oleooaoeo

a-oowaeo: uoooaouee gaeeniis; guaaomua-ae

likes I-largiove bu‘. despite his in- gratiating personality Hargrovve is

dezvs Re meets Donna Reed after being “rooked" On a phony "date tmeau.’ but despite uielr unusual mestlm! romance blooms,

le ai- caniro. he writes a bsok which is a collection 0i his

winger who is at present spending ‘gevm swam“ “mes m sum to scgrlrig a knockout n the 10th Dllmlnlon Life Trophy Wm" roun .

f t i w W, “other Cdhuckiiiunter‘. 1,473 or over wo per ods against Ne. 5 i ma c mic wnr n ac k‘ d u h h notch D0821 their sticksa ter tonight: mgr? 113m kwggml Bdencrh l" me loo e as t ey were eade f < 1d d . h h . so e ue cg -roun what would have been considergd fiendish)? iglelgion itgsitgelinwlggn Dropping his Florida opponent for In unset Vlcwry- Charlottetown and Summcrsids nine in the first round, Hunter ' ' ° tied for too place and from what went on w hang up a third round

G. H ghe . i. sill»? Scoring Race I I

__ Continues Close er Plckard vs. Ralph - "I Bill Nicholson vs.~A. -B. Baghall.

l“ n P.M.:—

15-1. Callback vs. Willard MacDon- a C L. Jay vs. Dr. Wendell Mao- Don .

Alex Matlisson vs. Harold B0- haker.

Mould vs. W. A. Gaul-let. will draw for ice at time

in New York to see Uuhliahlm! and king Donna. he sells his luv-idles

will lend a lot of ex rience and bfI-fld 0f i100 . the boy! M‘! .1115! In nhe or the rellminary bouts. i’: 'i‘lronto, won a

Canadian Press) (Red) Dotyt, 151. Hartford Cowley begged two

side Girls Hockey Team To Play Amherst

l s». In the Amherst rink tonight the'D, Nlc

P , , I an even bet to c2)?! ‘ibliiigllgtftaufssl? fist? a}; §‘??€e:‘h?$ s s’ I Wins Playoff From Curry

from Arnprior. Ontario, and whom 51.1.2‘; figfififiLefiflffiflifiwfi

Cf Crimean Decision,

Dominion Llfa Rinks

k Carter. N. J. Anderson, E.‘

ian Polish Congress. representing holson, J. A. Fraser. skip

Kennedy. Toronto l2’! Polish-Canadian organizations,

Flt-Lt. J.K Chapman addressed themeeiln: on plans for the re- hebllll/blcn of service personnel. The principal speaker of the evening was P‘ . Connolly, rovin- cial deputy minister of on- struct/on. Mr. Connolly gave an interesting address on difiemii aspects of reconstruction. The following new mqnbers were introduced to the Chamber: AL. Roop. Lorne Callbeelr, Dr. R1,, Johnetone. and J.A. McGuigan.

Canadian Polish. Congress Critical

(By The Canadian Pius) RONIO. Fob. lit-The Canad-

§SHHEQGS> searsaei

olympiaettcs of Summerside will.‘ meet the Amherst

team for a showdown clde the Maritime women's hockey title. Under the managership of s

team left for Amherst this morning~M where the deciding game will be played and from will go to Sprinlhl ‘this same. accordinz to present arrangements wllldlhe

charged in a statement released here today that the "Big Three's" 38 and at the Crimea conference "is a betlrayall of the Atlantic Charter."

Dwiarco, Rangers

Sport Briefs

Feb. ie-(or _. the "Item L Mum Cable)

knocked out Bert twcod. recent win- northern England fea-

. r. J P. Lantz. Judge girls hockey Duffy. k, kip. , , Waller Wilson. H. F‘. o MacKinnon, Col. GE

. i i the R. ai Flour Tro- DW‘ " °°“P‘°, °{ aim" ml‘- §?.‘§“’§.$n.§§ rinks iigoni Charlotte- ' ———- to d sumni side, Fausiwffiav‘ "mm? ‘h’ MW‘ filzvyflfidarbt Charloetltetown. when they‘ gggfrbegn Qtflffcénwith his sefilgxl}: (By The Associated Press) defeatedd Victor tgurrlys émlrt ltlh-g ability‘ They say that he is quite GvU’l..F'PORT. Miss, Feb l9— in a. su den-clca payo a

, Slamml ’ S S d, th. lf Alb to Curli Rink.

aaymgfily filggerhh’: ma‘? ‘:35’: from bigot Bsggiliygdinirfln sciofizgl er: l Th: gaeme llolagfled as ilflit ass par hi oht tnto aroyaners

“m” m b“ u“ "b" h‘ l‘ “will breakma tie with Bgroreirellelsdiii, o? w?» ends inch oiioh rink chalking considerably Toledo. Ohio, in their scheduled up singles. but the winners with a ' t a . ia-hole playoff and win the Gulf- double on the third took the lead Thepnnoer M not h» “y” a" °""*'P*"*“.*"P :i.%.":iz.l"lr ..'2.’i3?§‘l.“1i.'.'“i$i Sneadls victory here pulled him ‘flour acids, inaludilng a threle o: the ithNls th P. G. A. hbo i osrs asan we

it?” biggprgggggge “slljfpellfig; ‘m’ fiddler“, seriese. ggchn haevlnz four into thee igoiélirllez witeh “m? don fig

' i i hi , th h i hth; M n fgmmg Playd°wm' M‘ “m” du" fifimriirffi “in ilwooltlgurnagxlegiatg svigth a twoaoneviflie ninth ‘and the ______.__________

Lwow. the cradle of culture and heroism, fills the hearts of Poles the", m, team an the world over with deep sorrow,"

.11 n. Burden‘, 'r.

Stirling MacDonald. H. W. I B’ W R. Adams. G G. H team and the team from Halifax

but it will not be known deflnitely_ A Wednesday if the Haligon- 5g inns will be able to make the trip. In the event that they cannot come to Springhill the oiym play a return game W

ing Poland of the oil fields in the Dlstri Cflpgrlling of Poland's industry." .. e

Polish problem undermines the _ foundation of lasting peace because Ivan Horne. Rev. 12E. McLen- 2Lrfg“:£‘fl the "m °‘ “ ‘mm

nan, Stuart Moore, 3.1. Spillett. skip

Walter Bears. G. R. Keeie. P W. 'I‘urner, J J. Morris, sk .

G M. Avord. Frank Hansen. A. $12.1 Spillett, Hon. T. A. Campbell, s b

H R. Carruthers. Fred Driscoll. W Macbeod. W. W. Lord. skip J. H. Howatt. L. H. Coffin. I‘ R McLain-e, A G. Putnam. skip.

W T. Weir. N A, McLellan. Dr. £1.15. Glddings, Dr. H. McIntyre. s o

H‘ R. Bevan. Louis Turner. Dr. k1 H. Pierce, W. B. Cruikshank, D.

non~title bout at Royal A

Curry rink wound up the scorin! " Nb‘ “'45P,” Amman

a 3i’ Bfiiltllls mg" ;=§f"dn§°‘§}l¢tg§ mre but sun found from ubnicor l e en an n e , 1

gaggle pm in defeats they suf— That will be good news to fol- m, bigln-gllvgafllgalée tbéhfgfuigrtllf; W31‘

flaiht to the end but never retreat.

t The game at springhill will be

I h n m League camplonshi but one o te many l1 f“ I“

ma . '. Matthews was the outstandinil ‘ ‘ ' one of the fastest skaters in the 1g’, l, ‘the game ms wewplaced Once this was noticed. however, lleague woulfltlae missed from! the gwngs 3mm}, “mes tobmng his or “km t° lneup m’ He‘ H” h“ payed ponents bf what were potentially see that this condition was remed- 80nd hockey in the majority of the in

there that evenng and i011 110m‘ talent from Upper Canadian cities will be there todemonstrate their wares for the gala event.

Summerside fans will follow with much interest the fortunes of zhe local lovelies and everyone ERIN! that if Herb Schurman can't show ‘em how to bring home the bacon

Forces regional has

DEPARTMEN Province of Prince Edward Island

°“ Tenders For Poles

oiur. m». is - rim _

Personnel of the rinks: ‘about ready to go at top gpeed all him a continual scoring threat w‘ C‘ Leavnt’ Rev' '7' w‘ Now!’

e Way. Also their (flay. particu- whenever he makes an appearance H‘ Matthews‘ J’ Matthews‘ sup‘ e.

Baseball Players’ i‘. Jardine. H. Ramsay. M. Perry.

started what it ho a nationwide mo

shown marked improvement ' ' ’ v's§“"’{; “k235- ifififigserniguéosiifiiingllignéhgfl Play for Dominion Llie and Mnshrgwsy e 1M m1 1m 0'“ lotteto n Air Force representativgg Keefe trophies gets underway at Cum Mo mo om z- 5

manlser or general

Keefe Trophy Rinks

hy, Victor Shaw, I". Walter Pickard, skip. rver. JJ-l. Heloii’, l-low- Inuis Ralph Jenkins. skip.

WLIN-G

- - - ‘é..“.i.'&i..3§‘l.‘il.’.13li‘..i§“§..‘§in§£‘§ Iii-Milli!!! WllEll

. OQIQnen Jim) Cor- buried bit’ New York 2-2 cars ago today ore an assemb- zame the squad played. Some have knockout basis and once a team ls ge of stage and ring celebrities it m“ 0W1"! i0 health he would defeated then their chances go gathered to pay flnal tribute to

former heavyweight boxing ' ' ion. The gloat sen Francisco fkht-

Both these competitions like the iivan by a knockout in 1N2 and e usually lost it ve years later to Bob Fl -

Sgt. McGuire, llllvaldo . ---_____..._._

S334 To Tokyo?

P. Reg Brltion. E. Mclnnis E. K

portion thereof. POLES.”

The Department does not bind itself to new‘ “"7, lowest or any tender. ~

L. B. MACMILLAN, _ _ Deputy Minister of Public “lurks and Highways‘.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,

r WASHINGTON. F80. 1D

' J’ R Gmherty’ — There's a matter

i " - and . same or the taken place in the many years that industrial health at Manchester M mond. Alfred MacNeill.

Dlyoffs which may get underway these silver trophies have been coyi- University was forecast by Vice- uld. skip. wit "ck- 0rd. Platte, 1.. a. Stacey, - Sign plans for an air

Hlhli 1' LDol 2M sng e, ye. . Hi: three, Dun

Po ts: Cartago 1%

'6

c Par . The rolect flights from cities th in servos to the orient by

Dep iving Poland of Wilno and

ent said. "Also depriv- ct of llwow will result in the Crimea solution oieei-he

‘me wolverine. now

A Canadian» Lsglci_ Recreation Room A

‘rho activities in the ____ Legion Recreation

M tbs secular meat-ins at we unicr

r oi Commerce, new

- _ the sociability and h

laat night in the Ciliv Hall. the fol ‘nosphcre h“ “CUM Th t the Junior Jlldmbcl‘ of 11°“? "m" “"53 Mayor d City Oounil w m w an c of Char lotutown d145,‘ be en- lcwd forthwi making it compul- sory that all residences wltlhin the city where siwerage con- nwtlms N's available. be con- neoird so the sewerage system. and flush toilets be installed

, and that any residence not

owners of the globe_ ndbhce has been cxcelle

I ‘Pu ht pecally well aipoker of a

140% Committee has do

rdrgirkable in carefully

he",

lav-an habitation after Dec.‘ 3i, 1.1m klgtlgomgynwiir? n“ in 0 ll a notes

I“ m“ 3 ‘h’ “°P§f°g,,_“,,m*g§ iifihoaro ofMfes 11-A- You:

committee, commented on the xec- E ommendations contained in m; make m" use o’ h

gfity Committee of the City Coun-

servlces at 8.30 PM Last Sunday was not ii.

song; and with we , jo most, hrariilv for i“ o refreshments am‘

Done-id Hurst rolls and Miss Kay Rm

h good <i_vle Pilot M. fsnlll followed wllil onoioguo on "Albert

Gilly" with L.A.('7.

slur-Sour closed \"‘ll\ more re , 11s followed bv ills m ,

Finlay very vanalilv presided Bi. the piano, and alm- the close. numbers Pngercd tn continue with lire new-v est songs. LAC. Hunt at illc piano, The central location cl these room! co-aaled with the friendly num- phere as given needed mt and. so s. very large number oi ,

ljpirles endwloved ones.

LONDON, Feb. l9 ~- 138M653- Caechoslovak Press I aaid today that 14,700 oi’ 15.000 J!!! per dirrlng German occupation of the Cveoho-Slovnk iown rf Kory icc. eastern Slovakia. ‘l'n Michalov-

~I~ n ~11 w!

T 0F UBLI

February 19th, 1945.

n. Nome. Aladra itunia. "

YES,'A HUMMER

ma NAVY Ticsws sfsiniz rivans YCIVLI. SEE A ADAIIPY CONTEST