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PRAGUE. May 29—(AP)—Yugo- llavia clinched a semi-final berth in the European zone Davis Lup cllminaiiorls today, ousting the Czechoslovakian tennis tcnm to move into the round oi [our against France.

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star Indian players, the tradition- al British summer sport is getting away to u good start with white iianllels, willow bats and peaked capo onoe again featuring the green pitches As if to oonlolmd the assertion of Lord Inverche/oel. new British ambassador to the United States on his arrival in Canada. that this is the dullest of all games, an el- lort has been made by the sport's body, the Mairylebone lub to "liven the game

Percentages have been abandon- ed in the county cricket champ- ionship and points substituted to make the l’! competinl counties ﬁght for a victory instead of play- ing for a dmw.

Fhur points now are given to a team for s ﬁrst-inning lead even if that team should lose the two- llming match. The team that wins

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WASHINGTON, May N — (AP) —T'he Nations-l Boxing Association wei in todav with the bounc- what. revolutionary thought, that it mlgh-t be worthwhile to let the fight fans know whim beakbustm- is

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gue. Andres, who joined the Bol- ton Club in spring training after his discharge from the navy, was one of several men tried at third by the Hose. He proved a good ii-eldcr but hasn't. hit well.

Belgium will meet Sweden in the other European semi-final, to be completed by June ll.

BOSTON. May 29—(APl — In- ficldeir Ernie. Andres today was optioned by Boston Red Buffalo of the International Lea-

Sox to Ireland

l leading a close bout on points —ny by posting the round-by-mirnd re- turns on a sooreboard. like losse-

"In other major sgorts

STOCKHOLM. May 26—/AP)— With a place in the semi-final of the Davis Cup European zone elim- ination round alrcady won, Sweden

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continued its winning streak over ban f than .. _ , ma“? Twsm“ Johansm“ m-amkedmN BiAh-v: executive secrlyo- pea? zli-vealz-gldl-"Scotgi Qyﬂg). defeated Cyril Kemp 3-6. 6-1, 6-3. 1mm Q01‘ 1L M1115’ “the be‘, Mm buowd Lnvelv guoﬁtuge w fanwhopa. hlsmnrleatéosﬁiﬂml an upset victory in the Grand the proee s can a. ys gilt-Me Nlaztloml steepleehnse this year, “l?! m’ a >°'~'°‘"‘<‘b°-‘~'d "m1 s“ 11°“ has decided to turn professional “WW3 iiimld- In an in-tcrvew a-t Tunworth.

of Agriculture

W. R. SHAW,

Chairman.

lslahd Farmers Call For More Help To Assist

In producing more food for s starving world. Your help urgently required today at good wages to get the crops in. Won’t you apply now at the Sum- merslde or Charlottetown Offices of the Employment Service or the Provincial Department

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROVINCIAL FARM LABOUR COMMITTEE

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

"But not in boxing.

The Joe Lotus-Bl y Conn lveevy- wolgttit championship fight in New York on June l9 wo provide box- irﬁ witzh "an ideal opportunity" t.o in a plan "for letting the ferns know how the fight is pro- gressing, Miller saod.

Certainly championship bouts, at least. should have a scoreboard above the ring showing which fight» or wins each round on a point- sooring basis. Miller tzhirka.

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MADISON. N. J.. May 36—(AP) -'I‘he sprawling Glralda Farms es- tate o! Mrs. M. Hartley Dodge was turned into a colorful scene Sat- urday with a revival of the big one-day Morris and Essex ‘Carmel Club ahow last held I1 1N1.

An estimated 12.000 spec tern, including Mayor William 0 er of New York, were present for the morning judging with thousands more expected this afternoon when the main decisions will be made.

The show, while not reaching pre-war entry figures, attract-ed I.- 086 entries in six groups. Competi- tion was limited to 30 breeds.

PARIS, May 36- (AID-Marcel Cerdan. who hold the French middleweight boxing championship until the war, rte-established him- self in that role Saturday night, by outpolntlng Robert Oharron. Cer-

National

S. C. WRIGHT, Secretary.

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BRUSSELS. May I-(AIU-Bel- gium tool; a two to one lead over China in Davll Cup elimination

lay today with a double victory

.v Pierre Geelhlld and Phlll Washer ever W. C. Choy and Egg: Bin Kie, 5-7. 8-3, 8-0, 3-6, 6-2.

SURBITON. Elngland. May 10-. (OM-Joan Curry won the last re- maining singles places on Britain's Wlghtman Oup tennis team toda with a 6-3 8-1 victory over Mn. l;

H, Vivian. Mrs. Ka Slammer: Menzies and Mrs. em Boetock are the

other members ul the team which will e for Nae American- held trozm .

Beleet o! t-h doubl was deferred. up Betur y.

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leorgetown And Vicinity

Col-in Ml-ir. younl son of M!- aud Mrs. George Mair. Burnt Point. returned to his home on Wednesday. Colin has had a east on bisleg for the past twenty months and bed it removed this . ms many friends hope for further inuprovunent.

Mr. Charles Currie was a visitor to the City on Wednesday.

The Georgetown United Glnlmh will hold re-ooeaine services on Sunday. June 2nd. be at eleven Ln the forenoon when Rev. S. J. Boyoe will oonduot the service. Rev. '1‘. E. lvllclennan, ‘Trinity United Church. Charlotte- town. will oondlmt the service ‘I30 nan. lihe work of re-deeor- sting the interior o! the chum-oh

has

der the dirmtlon of Mr. Joseph Johnston local painter. Thechumh now presents a line IMDQBJADCQ.

MllF-J-DGIOIYIDGZICW es- gyaaalhmedayiatm m- wn.

was Agnes Clotell was s. visitor to the City recently.

Mr. Oyrene MacDonald lett ol eheedaq on a. trash-less trb to points in Nova Seotia.

Flenwick Lovers has assumed the duties of lanltol- and caretaker of Georgetown‘: High School.

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Sport Shorts From Britai

LQNDON, Muv '21‘. 1GP) llzhhheavyweight ehaanplon Gus Lleemvteh made quite an impres- aion on British bo‘ fans and writers when stopped 1s Freddie Mills in l0 rcvurrde M; Herringay Arena here Ma l4.

ffzvey Simpson. sports writer of the London Daily Mail, who a dav in the Americans training camp at Bri hhon ailortb’ bdoue tlhe ht said he American r in the gym that

gaged to box with Glue ‘burned up one dear and crne ended on his. knees with the Mrld knocked out 0i him. About his boxing. Simpson said: ‘lmnevlcit is a grand boxer, with a newt, close style and as a left jab as any student o! lion boxing could wish to see. He. shoots it, out, straight and true and lands --hard--rwith the knudcles-

can aLso shorten and tum the ulwh into a hock. 5o than. any X181‘ who tries to rmh him is llloely to find

"I got. the l reae-lmx than, Les- rlevich is s. wozrti champion of A- memo. and loosslby of the world."

Hampshire. he told he could apply for a. lioenoe n5 trainer under Nat- ional Hunt rules for next year. "I a-leo intend to continue rhding, but as a pmdesafonal trainer I should not be allowed to ride as an amateur. I shall therefore alsohpply for a. licence as s professional elder."

Although hundreds of wagers were laid on Derby County to win the

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pass l new mine Mrs. Malooln Gil la.

hairs. Gllllis who had been mg; ueua health was open

winter months with her dﬁﬁan in Summer-ville, Mane, U 3. A. While att-he

home of her daughter rim: H ins she oom-

Mlrmoa" Pr: m 1m eb- p n e ear morn

n13 14th o! E: “grinned m a1 aid was

The r were bm ~ theolduoneluﬁlnv W.P.E.I' where the funeral sen-lee was held by her pastor, Mr. Donald Nichol- son who spoke oomlorting words to the bereaved family.

The deceased was the fommer

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n, Miss Phoebe Ann Gois and was

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born in Glen Valley the

wife and mother by her kindly acts

she exemplified a true christian distract/er. She will be lov y re- munbered her many r tlves

and friends also have been greatly

n . She leaves b0 moum besides I host of friends, three sons and two daughters. The sons are: John. Verncm and Melville, all on the old homestead. daughters are: Catherine, Christine. _ both of Sooner-ville, Mass, U.

One brother. Harry in the Cane ian West, tlhree sisters, Grace. Mrs. Bruce Paynter, Pearl, Mrs_ Preston Toombs. Armic, Mrs. Peter White. She is also survived by her step- motther. Mrs. William Goes all o! E. l. l-ler husband

redeceesed her by five months.

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Leigh Morell. Christopher Higgins, Simon Blur-den, Allan MacDonald, Cyrus Martin and Norman Mac-

whxliﬂdauiaénn tenderl 1 id 0 !‘ WIN ‘Y I i» rest in artsvllle Cemetery.

Card OF Thanks

The o! the like Mu. Mel- colm Gills desires to thart all their kind neighbours and friends who in any way assisted them dur- ing tlhe deamh of their mother. also those who sem, letztere and cards o! 53751993516’.

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MRS. MUIBOCK A. MJQLHWFAN

at Mrs. Murdock e people o! Harts- vlile and numerous friends and rclntivm throughout the province have been greatly saddened.

Mrs, lvlacLennan who away in the P. E. I. Hospital MYB,1946,WB8b0ﬂ1lnRKJSO ley, June 8, 1872 and was the daugh- ter of the late Mr, John MacKenzle and Catherine MBCLEY-Yiﬂll. Over nfty years ago the deceased mar- ried Murdock A. MacLennan o! llartsville who predeceased her sev- enteen years ago.

Tlhe late Mrs. Maohennan resided in Hartsville unt/ll e‘ ht months prior to her passing, en on account of {ailing health and need 0t special care she was taken f her son and da h- ~, and Mrs, Albert ae- Lellnnu Weymouth Street, Char- lottetown, where she was tenderly cared for by Mrs_ MacLermm.

However her illness became more serious and eight days prior to her passing she was moved to the P. E. I. Hospital where she would receive all the benefits of medical science but her Lord willed to take her to be with Himself ranging: the above mentioned dame pa peacefully

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Therefore. as bookmakers declare, Derby did not win in 90 minutes and the “punbortrf are losers.

Lqlig Deny, 40-year-old pxdesv tonal, has been chosen to captain lx-loeetzeouhire county cricket club this season. He is the colony's ogen- i batsman and soared more an rune tn eadh season from 1933

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Mrs. Wuley itlacNevlxi. Her son Herbert predeceased tul- ma; are no; also one grand-do hter otmee MsoNevin, four hers and four sisters. The brothers are: Alex, Colville, P. E. 1.: Allan, Van- couver, B. .; Donald. Dexter, Mailnei U. S, A.; Jim, Hampshire,

"lib-e timers! which was largely at-

daugvhltea- and son-in-law Mr. and Mn. Wesley MmNevin and was co ucted by Mr. Donald Nichol-

tor of the Huntsville Pree- an Church, Mr. Donald Nich- olson s very feellngly "The Sands of lme Are Sinking.” The pali bearers were: Messrs. Malcolm Buehannan. Dun Buchan- nan, James Graham, Abert. Todd, Edward White, Richard Kelly, The remains were teauierly laid. to rest. beside those of her husband 1n Spvrlngten Cemetery.

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William Mackenzie. Lio, Mao-

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coived that ‘Mrs. Henry Dixon had Y. late Mn. Dixon. although

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TUESDAY, JUNE 4

Don Messer and hie Orchestra Proceeds in aid of New Hospital ADMISSION 50c

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speelsl ehlekea tllener win be navel Sunday mu 1 r. u. n» until 12 P. M. serving, as

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