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Auctioneer.

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WANTED BY MAY l5, MED- lulu-sized IIOllStl with lIlUJalTl conveniences. Wrtnanent. tenant.

reunue Help Wanted

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roa s/iuzl- our: numsrunun Jersey cow. due to freshen. Gor- don Roberts. Wlnsloe. A-ZA-di

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i-iwlesmen Wanted

G NEW TERRITORY. he most. needed mainten- nncc specialty to manufacturing plants. institutions and farmers. road Commission hnsis. No priority, St-ratligartney. w

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Capable of taking charge of small creamery. No secretarial duties. APDly NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE

NOTICE

"ISIIWAYS BLOSEII To MOTOR VEIIlSLES

Commencing April 7th, 1948, and until further notice, ‘u llilhways in this province are cloud for motor vehicle ‘"3"!’ except in lucls can! when tho total weight of vehicle and load does not meted 5,000 pounds.

“lions driving on provincial hlghvuys contrary to this order shall b0 duly prosecuted. ~ "

. lhhd the 5th day of April, LD. 1943. By Oldorj

0. W. CAMPBELL, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

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Two ll.A.F. Men To Battle For ' Heavies Grown

By ALLAN NICKLESON Canadian Press stair write,- IDNDON. April 23- (CPJ- A mllliie 0! Royal Air Force sergeants will attempt to bash the dayllghts out of one another one oi these fine nights-and the winner can dust off the British heavyweight bgléijng crown and place it on his

That's because Qiaszl, Jack Lori. d0" "WW one of the hardest smashes of his long career and numbed lumseli right into a ChBmPlBIIE-hip bout with F‘reddie Mills. the Bournemouth strong man who put the clincher on the former heavywﬁlghl king's thoughm o! re- tirement. Both are R,.A.F_ men,

11°11'10". who for nigh on 10 Years has been trying to cliriib 1mg a P1118 with the championship at stake. Proved himself the gent roi- i-he Job by knocking out Young Al Robinson of feeds in the eighth round of g scheduled l0-round el- iminating affair at Leicester.

Mills. who took the British and Empire llght-heavyiveight titles bv sending the defending champion,

PO. Len Harvey. hurtling over the

men. from a ringside seat. Mills was named the outstanding con- tender for the heavy title when Harvey, a few months after his do- feat by Mills, announced his retire- ment as heavyweight king, a title he also held.

Conceded Contender

A veteran clouter from west Hartlepool, London never showed 11111164111 111.5781‘ and more aggressive than against Robinson. He was s0 impressive that critics, who hither- to gave him scant chance of win- nlnﬂ a title, conceded that on his new-found form Mills would have a tremendous task m beat him.

Considered one oi’ the best hea- vyweight battles in this country in years, the London-Robinson slug- fest ended sensationally. Robinson had been pecking away with a left when London stepped in with a right that started from his hip. The punch caught hb blonde ad- versary under the jaw, lifted him off his feet and, dropped him flat on his back. He was counted out after making an effort to rise, and was carried to his corner.

Two rounds earlier Robinson had brought the crowd yelling to its feet when after receiving a heavy body-battering, he knocked London to the canvas with s, left swing. London jumped up immediately, blood spurted from his eye and he obviously was shaken. But he came back strongly and belted Robllson with body swings.

Matter o[ Weights

Landon fought at 215 1-2 pounds. about l0 pounds under his usual ring weirht and gained speed by the sheddln of ﬂesh. Robinson, no puny lad e ther, tipped me scales at. 214. In contrast, Mills. also an RAF‘. sergeant and a former booth boxer who came under the expert guidance of Ted Broadribb, Brit- ain's maker of champions, fights at

ull in the advantage

80. London's 35-pound p weights will be a big

Niles lit-st June. watched the battlewhen he and Mills meet but Fred-

belwm Britain's two blssest rlnz- die is ready. He's tired of ring 1n-_

PllSll IT .1

FOR ‘IT-IRE LONG YEARS we've been taking punishment from tho enemy, but we've been gathering strength for the ﬁnal showdown.

Canadians, uow is our time to strike!

activity since he won the light- heavy title; his motto is "the bigger they come, the harder they fall," and he holds previous victories . over both London and Robinson. g

Sharp Gains In i Battle Marketings

.O'I'I‘AWA. April 23 — (C?) — Sharp gains in cattle marketing and slaughterings were reported toda by the Agriculture Depart- mcn . 1

Sales at public stockyards and shipments to packing plants in the week ended April 22 totalled 2i,- 393 head against 18.394 in the same period last year. Inspected slaugh- terings in the week ended April 17 were 20,971 head against 13,586 last year.

The report showed a further gslri in the export of dairy cattle to the United States, with ship- ments for i943 to April 22 placed at 9.922 head against 5.380 in i942.

and iright) lloruiio Ray Alilncr, K. t, Star, -- ~, .\I.~.rtl::ud (y Bmvkcr of

Soldier llies in Ottawa Fire

OTTAWA. April 23 -- (C?) - Th A two-alarm fire gutted the Renal ‘recur ' building in downtown Ottawa oru-‘v ll("l'.l todnv and took the life of C01. F. llnu. . B. Inkster 59.

Origin of the spectacular bis ‘iwo-nr/ was unknown. Damage un= csii- 1 Arm‘: mated at more than $100000. t men‘

Col. Inkster was last seen sil- houetted against a background of roaring flames as he stood at a fourth floor window.

"Goodbye boys. I'm finishPd" he said. Then he disappeared.

More than four hours lntcr. while part of the building still was

1i the 4m Ro- Iillil illlm. Pl‘lll(‘(‘.<.< Dragoon Crtiurds. on int-

iirv (‘HLlSPIl tuinl l-i s of .. llliiiullﬂil \\"'l't lil ilir- bu.

1mm: FOR so YEARS ‘W’ W“ Alter

there |used to be." he said regretfully.

ablaze, firemen using an aerial

Unless we crush the axis powen, never again will we enjoy the civil and religious liberties that have meant so much to us in Canada.

The Fourth Victory Loan i. awupon! Ir is all our weapons in one-

guns, tanks, ships, pianos, ammunition. Take it up! Got behind it! Let's roll this Victory Lona up to n aligning total._

We must naodticel

sacriﬁce more! The enemy in all out to beat us. Let us go all oTt Eta-send destruction crashing down upon him. Back the attack with your dollars. Buy Victory Bonds,

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Elected t0 North American Life Board (Lilli) Gaston Pruilc ui Quebec City, Prcsitl: nt vi Pi;

s "nontl" 0f Dzrcriors of North Amewcan Li.

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