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Play Bontinuesln ~B||| Murlgy Wins Senior A

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International Oliympic ‘ i Committee Plans '48 Meet 11111111‘ T°""""""1

l . ' ‘f, t . i1‘- Play continued in the Cherlotte- 1 .

LONDON. Aug. 30 - (C?) - ‘The critics have based their ob- wwh Tennis Club annual tour-ha-‘ , Overriding criticsrn and Dtotests. jections mainly on the "dlsturiian- ma“; yesterday with two mgpgngg i the International Olympic Com- ces and rows’ kicked up at various being piayed and one when by d9. u E A T n E s e 3m Mui-iay i”; night won the ' . . mittei- has begun to make plans‘ meetings in Stockholm. EH18. 1B5 fault. I ~ P_J_ mcmnalu trophy m m, 5m. for holding the next Olympic‘ Angelea and Berlin, h; said.

In the mixed doubles Mort Dewi I i A 5mm, i, the Brighton Games. probably in London. in 19- and Betty Large defeated R. Masse. , iggrmﬁgpciué‘ Lin-i” had

Mr. Falstrcm declined w predict The site muv be chosen

this where the 194a games are likely to and 3 Forsythe m ,_2_ Fm“, - W,“ Wm“ 000m "and, h“ All Cadets of the Charlottetow n Sea Cadet Corps B. C. S. c. week ut a mes-tin: cf the com- be held. but London v bidding Hansen and Isabel“. sinciai, 1,“..- rm ma A J41“), u mitteels executive bczrti. strong for them New ‘iork and ed u, a 6A draw in the mi,- set ' '

Len Phillips, fourth member of the Senior A group won a cup don-

' ated by Willi-m. lvlichaeLfor the most ringers, with 234. Jeffrey was a close second with 233.

, , In the Senior B group Ambrose

-" Doyle won a cup donated by Wil-

Bigirie Edstrvm of Stoekhclrrri Oslo aso hav been mentioned as acting president of the ‘I O 0.. to-i possible host 0,1188. _ day labelled the opposition that‘ If staged in London. the rros‘. has l-csn raised both here and in likely site is the lulle- Wﬁmbl: the Uniicd States over the propo- Stadiurr, live miles iwffllﬂiisr 0f sed resumption of the greatest cf. the heart of the clty- I1» P5081191 infra-national sports events rs the war virtually llndamﬂﬂtfl- The

with Johnny Squarebriggs and J. Forsylhe. the match being called then on account of darkness. 'I'his match will be replayed Wednesday.

In ladies‘ singles competition Joyce Cantwell won by default from Eleanor Bourke. l

Kent are requested to r0911" "1 $110 “Queen Charlotte" on

Tuesday at 7 o’eloek - - - to arrange a special to" 0|

donated by Mr. Fred Chappell. 1t is is: the rnusi ringers and high- est number ci points in individual games.

COIIIPSC.

20th Game This Year

"mostiy nonsense." I i 0lyn1D1¢ 511-11198 ha" hie-h held i“

“The Olinnpic Games have play-i London only once, in 1900. ' ed a great part in the physical ed- Avery Brundatiﬁ. Chairman 01 ucztioii of the ireoplrs of the wcrlcly the American Olympic Ccmmitlee. and have helped them curg- through. arrived aboard the Queen Eliza- better nil the hardships of war)‘, bcth today to attend the meetink- Mr. Ezistrom said.

Boston Rookie Burk/tart l/Vins His 14th Victory

i -Tlu Xssnf-iziied Press) ' Only Brock tally was Tom l I l l

TODAY'S SCHEDULE Ladies‘ Single lilo-Betty Large vs. Joyce Cant-

well (semi-ﬁnal). _ 6.i5-Mb:ed Doublea i l W. Cullen and E. Campbell vs. D. West and G. West. i M. Dew and B. Large vs. I. Cud. ' ‘more and 1-1 Tidmarsh 1 11f time permits. winners of the above mixed doubles will play-off). I J. Dauncev and J. MacDonald | vs. B. Moreslde and B Bourke. r (This is a ﬁrst round match and.

l. must. be played today).

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liv: starts against had round nrppers by Babe Dahl- arling a seven- gren and Pete Coscarart in their . Louis Cardin- ‘.2—hit total. ' In Philadelphia ...:pdcr kept the the pitcher, resumed his old role r-r control until as Jimmy rﬂvxx. the slugger. and ui<e= with two ou‘. slammed a ninth-inning single to Burkhart theniscore Dick itiauiiey and defeat Cin- Stew Hofferftrcinnati Reds 4-3 for Philadelphia

Jimmy Foxx.

Tztoq-mei m‘ ___ ihcv filled ' the

TORONTO. Aur: 20 - (C?) .- Jack Marks. one oi the great stars of early years of professional hoc-

i.ii.'li iitei

Baseball Tonight All Stars Vs Navy

lard MacDonald Others in

GBEGORY PECK com- etltion was

THOMAS MHCBELL In the Senior " group compe

. L; ' RPDDY Milnowhu- - ‘ tition was held up last night. by ROSA STRADNER . the non-appearance of players. It

is scheduled to go on Wednesday. """"'""'" i

Yorston.

Those taking part are. Andy Mar- tin, J. McCotira. Wilfred Evans.

Sourls-‘l-Kil-lil P-ltt-Thvr- Chris Gallant, Rev. MacLellan. Matinee ....3 PAIL-Thur. horriﬁc MBCDUJQBII and Ernie --

In the intermediate A group Ren- nie Larter won a trophy from Johnny Buntc. last year's winner ‘(Y1 the 011D. Lam-r won in two {straight games.

WONDEIYMIETAL- ___L_§Im£*

01 uranium‘ 235. Plutonium makes ibetter bombs. and can be separi-L l ed from uranium more easily. Fin- l ally it raised by IOU-fold the world's ‘supply of atomic power resources.

Montague - rrri. aao nu. ' " Sat. 1.05-—10-15 EM-

_ . _| . C‘; tie Navy base- ' ms W“ View“ ' Plumes’ key‘ (uedf Ens 1322152 2i“ ails“ bﬂilIlheiﬁﬁlIllﬂeliibSllurflfﬁm their vicrl without Hum" Touch Brooklyn's ccienze fell apart as Foxx also connected for his 19rd" a “g ‘m ' ' ‘ ‘imry ovelﬁsummemide Rh c, A, F‘, A“ the processes o! transmum m” Dad? vnn1llied save“ erbium 7mm“ ""1" “I the W“ m m’: than a yea,‘ ___ last Sunday ral-ics. on the Char- tion are done without human d ' Pittsburgh ll-licighth to give Charley Schanz his "'u—___ Jottctovxn Al‘. Stars nine teale111! touch and men don't even Zet 1- Roe u; coastirccond \'l'.‘I0l-_' um‘ the Phils their i“: m; Park ujanmnd The mm‘? c105} .bcmuse the rays would be hhkmulhph fmmh lrluhlhh 1h a "°“’~ IsLarLsIat 5'45 OTIOCK BhBTP- dangerous The rocesses are aut- . In the tyre, previous meetiﬂtli‘, omatic. p I 1 of these two teams. tilt All $11115, At Hanford. each pile is separat- -—-- gwon two and Navy.’ won the other; ed by several miles. No one was y y NATIONAL all three being very close affairs Sim; at ﬁrst: whether a. pile might . Pittsburgh .'l0l 110 005-11 l2 1 so tonight's encounter has no pre- explode. although now they appear At H h h lBrooklyn 000000100- i 8 ‘I game favorite. safe. Separated also from each ll " Roe and Lopez: Seats. Herring ——-—

and Dani/min. Sandlock § 00010 600-2 8 i

Scoring eight runs in the first of the third inning to take a lead they never relinquished Aces stav- ed off the fiziai uprisings of their opponents to come through with their upset victory.

New York Giants hammered‘ Hank Wyse for 14 hits, including three homers, to crush Chicago ‘Cubs 9.3 last night as Van Lingle Mungo notched his 14th victory. The defeat cut the Cubs’ National

nwrrovr. tvitli one award being

51108131 competition includes an

__ . __ _,_ . Uirpires: A‘. the plate, George League lead to 6 1-2 games over St. §§§‘,~j‘°;§oh°t°‘~§f1f;e-s_a a-"hglgit wggifé Francis; on the bases. Bill Daw- Louis Cardinals. I H pitching’ conicsu’ and a blackout 1° ' Mungo hurled steady ha!’ 8v“:

Next game of the best-of-three

up no passes. sen-finals is. scheduled for Wed-

ATtlltRILAN -

Bowles and Rosar; hlewhouser

and Richn . ' Philadelphia .. 000 100 000-l d 2 —— Detroit 11o I00 0lx-4 o i) t By The Associates] Prega Flores and George; Mueller ann

Montreal Royals Defeat Toronto 4-1

to i0, but Ray Hathaway was touehl m; with men on and had fine control.‘ "hlltrilhs- ihe He didn't pass a man angi

plays. which kept him out o! trou-‘ "0115 bit cells.

by several miles is a man.

ROCHFOICD QUOIT CLUB made canyon; a chain of vats sunk

t. Louis -- in the ground and shielded by In oston . 000 000 ooo-o ‘I i All members are kindly request- huge concrete walls. Water car- Anome, we.“ mi" w m” l Burkmri and O‘Dea; Wrislil. cd to be on hand each evening rles the hot uranlumfrom the piles . ‘l ‘cf. "Kw "f" t “r | gihgigmh huh Mae“ -5i;irting Tuesday so as to finish into the canyon vats to cool. (Wat- m-eﬂ‘; s. if,“ s‘ - 1?.‘ °ml§mfw _ ‘"'_ , ‘ Clricihnati 100 00o 020-3 a 0 play for prizes. 0r also is a coed shield asaiust the “if; " cflb l t- .;.',"§,""°‘.‘ ‘f’? MW 1101-1“ i") h" 1051118 "h Philadelphia om om) 021-4 9 i Any players ivho wish m 10in rays.) ﬁ 0e tu ' "in "mwds, ‘avg’ mo“ °f m" BWJ“ Aces- m‘ the K- Kennedy m-u Lakeman; Schanz and play Will; this club and com- E5911 51115 01' llrlmillm contains a "h zlehcll-ff- Qffegn We" i ah’ of C. Leagui- last night. came back and Andrenx mete for nrizfs kmdiv comm; the small percentage of plutonium. some e?“ Wm‘- 1 ‘ 15 M11195‘ stronziy to vruip the Tigers 13-11 in Chicago 000 m) 0234 3 0 secretary) ' How much is a secret; but the ofii. btfigjepial prizes Me Offered to the first game of the semi-finals New york 005 001 50x-9 l4 2 cial description in a preliminary t - - ‘

estimate gave the ﬁgure of about two pounds of plutonium to a tori of uranium. The vats separate this plutonium from the uraniumwhich is sent back to the ovens to make more plutonium.

Around the piles and canyons are "hoi; rooms." which are not hot at all. The name means that some of the rays may pierce the hot room walls despite shielding. Too

By The Canadian Press

.__________ nesday nigh: a‘. 8:30. Players are Wgshlnglun 020 0-11000-7 8 0 Montreal Royals look the con- many "f the“ "Y5 WW1‘! m“? asked to cease note time of Cleveland ooooooooo-o s‘ r eluding game of m; Intornat- d"? Yadhmilver "use hum“ I starting. Pleretti and Fort-ed; Center and tonal League three-game series. m“ ‘md Clmhlng 1° em" rays-“d In addition to the semi-finals Hayes. Desautels from the Toronto Leafs by beatingl even m” a“ 115°“ WW1‘! hem" now in progress there will also be Philadelphia .. 000 000 000-0 1 l them 4 to l. lust night. l sl-‘flltlggi “It bghya, A? t1h15 w“ a practice Detroit . I00 000 03x-d i5 0 The Leafs outliit the Royals. 11' 131"” n a ‘a TY 95 5-

This radioactivity is caused by particlrs from the “meal cores of atoms which start and in“; goin- (iouhiei keep the atomic ﬁres burning. Neu-

destroy man's white blood But this fact makes it easy to safeguard the workers, by tak-

hﬂ heals 1-0 hit

the iunner-up Nels Whilock. Jim Connolly and Lou

principality of Liechtenstein. Thyssen and his wife then went to Brussels. Six months later they were In Paris and then moved to the Riviera. When the Germans cccupled all of France Thyssen was picked up by the French secret police at Cannes and turned over to the Gestapo.

Thyssen was treated with con- sideration by the Gestapo and la- ced in a sanitarium where he lved for two ycrs. Cioering has claimed credit for IL‘; saying that hLs in- tervention saved ,t.he industrialist from b61111 shot.

Allied authorities. however. say they believed that Tliyssen never was considered dangerous or harm- ful t0 the Nazi regime.

Officers said Thyasen had ad- mitted that he continued to sup rt the Nazis all through Hit cr‘s climb. He said he shied away from the Nazis after he saw the ultimate course Gennanv intended and cirrr; his telegram to Goei-ing protesting the war as proof.

Provision Made For Rental Appeals

(By The Canadian Press)

I OTTAWA, Aug. 20-Landlords whose notices io vacate were re- cently suspended by the Prices Board may apply to a court of rental appeals to have the suspen- sions lifted, provided the applica-

I tion is ﬁled not later than Aug. 3i. liihe Board reminded landlords to. ay.

In an order issued July 25. every notice to vacate given before that date by the landlord of a-house. apartment. duplex oi- triplex dwel- ling who desired the accommodat- ion for himself or for a member of his family. was suspended. Tne landlord was given the right to apply to a court of rental appeals for a review of his case. but until judgment was received in his fav_

the captured German submarine 11-100.

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Swift. _

Hal Newhouser. slender Detroit H 15788111118109 001 4110 100-6 11- 3 southpaw iaitchei". yesterdav be- Cleveland 000000000-0 7 l_ came the major leagues’ first 2.- Carrasquel and Evans; Gromek.. Rama winner of i945 bv whit:-

washlng Philadelphia Athletics {-0 a5 Tigers followed through with a 4-1 triumph in the nightcap to swcep an American League double- header.

The Tiger lefthancer. who wcn 29 comes and lost nine inst season boosted his i945 record to 21-7 and fanned seven men for his 160th strikeout of the season

Remember When

silly Winn. one of the United Staits’ leading automobile drivers died at Springfield. 111.. scvcn years ago. when his car blew a tire and overturned in a 1011-1111115 1-106 at the Illinois Stat-e_Fair Winn. at 3i. had competed in seven 501l- mile races on the famed Indian- apolis Speedumiy and came Mai‘- est i0 victory when he finished sixth in i925

By The Canadian Presa

held tonight a; Walker's barn at Covehead on Wednesday.

SpdEBriefs

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30 - (AP) First baseman Vance Ding-cs. Philadelphia Phillies stat freshman who ildS led the club in batting all season suffered a bro- ken collar o-uie in a collision with second baseman Vlcody Williams

of Cincinnati Recs during the third inning or today! game. ST. PETERSBURG. ‘Ila. Aug

20 - (AP) -- The St. Pstersburg Times said today that Joe Di- Maggio. centrdieldcr of New York Yankees, will get his dis-charge from the army wlthfn a week or 10 days.

onsvsinauojliiz. 2o - m?» - The wizards of odds today in-

A meeting of horsemen will be

Salveson and Hayes. I In Cleveland, Alex Carrasquel

in scattered seven hits to blank Cleve- draw posit-ions for the teillaht race land Indians 6.0 in the second half

of a doubleheader giving Washing- ,ton a double shutout victory after; Marlno Pleretii held the Tribe‘ scoreless to take the opener 7-0. |

Carrasquel was never in trouble. as he coasted to ‘triumph on an 11_hit attack or! Steve Gromck and Jack Salveaon. l New York 001) 000 004-4 l0 1 Chicago 001 C00 000-l ll 0

Dubiel. Turner and Drescncn; l Caldwell and 'I‘i'csh. i Boston 020 310 000- 6 l1 2| Si. Louis 071200 (lOir-IO 9 1

O'Neill, F. Barrett Hausmann is: Steiner. Holni; Shirley, Zoldak d:

l Mancuso. Schul . INTULYATIONAL l vﬂewark con 000 o-o 4 i- Syracuse . 400 000 x-4 8 0 Farmer and Sfci-iecke; Blue and Just. Toronto 000 100 000-I ll 2 Montreal .. . 310 000 00x-4 I0 McC:'.=.bb_ Strict and Prueti: Hathaway dfiil Todd. Newark 005 010 200-8 8 i1 Syracuse 000 000 220-4 5 5i,

MacKay, Blake-sky and Vangrof-

ing white blood counts.

llp To 140,000 Prisoners lleld By Japanese

e-cni. neotunium. This new stuff lasted only a short time. It emit- ted rays of its own and chan ed n automatically into a different c e-

and internment‘ mlgiﬂ element‘

By JAMES HUTCl-IESON MANIIAA .i9- lAP)—I prisoner of war camps scattered from ltianciiurin‘ to Singapcre and the Indies as many as nationals may be awaiting

surrender negotiations.

A summary of the prIsoner ofi 5

-wair and interntc situation releas? k

Plu Before the war. Enrico Fermi, of Reine. Italy. and now of Columbia University, New York. focussed rays of neutrons on ordinary uranium and produced a new metallic cle-

Zluhednnns tonium. But no one made any. It

H0950 Alum. was too expensive. But the fact of

“new”. its probable existence was known

tion after completion of Japanesel tzlsclentlsls °f an ‘he W°T1d- T119 o

or he could not require a “well- behaved" tenant to vacate.

Only exception to the order was the case of a discharged member of the armed forces who wished to live in a dwelling which he owned at the time of enlistment or which he occupied under a lease from a relative at the time of enlistment. In these cases a three month's notice could be given the tenant,

Starts As Idea wnium started as an idea.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL. A . _ Produce urhes us 2o (c?) Ported by tre Do i - ment of Agriculriii-Tm on Depart

‘lIS different element was plu-

y thing the scientists were not urc about was whether this un- nown metal would split. atom by

ed by m: Aum-icun Rm 6,055 atom, emitting two billion electron EGGS: spot Ont

here Saturday said that ot 2000.0 gvltsf of copay. lust like the rare m,“ 47; A Medium “jg? AQgfuzeg Allied nationus comineu. prob- ~32‘ orm o uranium. 38-39; B 35-36- C 29

ably 50,000 died in camps oi" 0h‘ “Ce Selma “g “Ihhium w" ECW119181 i006 cases,

to: peoded ships.

crated.

Negyly 100,000 iii-‘sunei-s and ln- lum 235. The plunge that scient- teriiecs and Canadians. more

are Brim .1. Australiansils

Mo“ o; these’ aolng to be a fabulous task. the fatalities mvuived 91.1mm,“ o; W513i University of California cyclotron i Approximately 10.000. mostly civil-i was used to make lust enwah tans. have been repatriated or lib- tigutonium to be. visible.

than 33.000 making

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It proved be equally as explosive a3 iii-an,

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Commanding one" LT. N. SAUNDEB! - B. C. S. C. KENT

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ENTEBT as for Dominion and 11.5. servicemen, a club has been established under the auspices of the Empire War Hospitality Society to provide shooting, mountain climbing and fishing faculties.

moo: A . _ Notinl a Bi-itiihimoli, ,0 m 1°“ Olympic Sﬂmes hen i,“ ' land. the Manchester puma! P“ h W“ Pﬁndent w; U 1118117 other countries ._ hi,

abs)’. and Canada to name m

ee-ere e titl d before Britririr his ﬁﬁaflﬁl‘,

CWILIGHT MATINEE RA N Covehcad, Wed” Aug. :1

THREE CLASSES, WITH ENTRIES INCLUDING;

CLASS A PACE: Lady Hal, Margaret Jean, 0_ ii Voio, Bedford Grattan, Reuben Lee.

CLASS B TROT AND PACE: Just Flicka, it," Jim, Geo. Mac, Miss Marjorie Hal, Marjorie Bullion Raymond Budlong.

CLASSIFIED RACE: Entries to be taken at track.

Races To Start At 5 p.m. Sha

Lunches and Refreshments served on grounds. IN AID OF RED CROSS

, IUTDVIITWIIIIIIA

Auction Sale

TUESDAY. AUGUST 21 AT 2 P. M.

AT 80 BRIGHTON ROAD

I am instructed by the Estate of Dr. S. R. Jenkins t sell by Public Auction the following furniture: 3 wicks chairs, 1 flower stand, I upholstered bench, Mbliogan foot stool, bedroom chair, kitchen table, electric stovel large mirror, 1 marble slab, 3 bed springs, 1 small iror bed, 1 small table, 2 kitchen cupboards, I wicker table,

desks, 1 mahogany table, 2 library tables, 1 walnut card table, 1 walnut buffet, 1 marble fire place, 1 rosewoti mantle piece, 1 hall clock, 3 oil paintings, 1 bath room basin, odd dishes, 1 wafer heater, 1 linen cupboard, stair rods, lamp shades, hall clock, 10 outside windows, 14 doori. draperies and other small articles.

W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer- =-_-_.-=.-{.'Z € Elli] . [QIEIEIEE LEE

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. Thyssen Awaiting

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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 22

can League, Etten. Yankees 73. Home Runs:

ﬂglmes, Braves. 24' AHIEIICBD Lea- gue, Stcpliens__ Browns_ l8_. ‘ .

QORTIIUMDEBLAND FERRIEB LIMITED CIIARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Trev "Amp "Gag" STUBBS

. rHlll b Ants. Charlottetown not, Nhi-i-‘hhl Miguel.’ late: ‘mien August. 24th. '

Nations War Crimes Co lesion.

with him ape approxima ly '15 other survivors of the Nazi indus- trial and fiscal regime.

» -— Enfeebled. Thyssen and his wife hid, gm, were picked up by Allied troops in

the Italian Tyroi near the Swiss- horder early this s er. His e~

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Masai HIM. ue-rus TRAVEL WITH HIM. AN“-

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umrn wif- ,iater was released. Bhe is livinili .near Munich. Thysssn. who clairrs, j to be a man without a nationality |W_a5 transferred to the iurlrdictionl of supreme Allied Headquarters in une. ' J Thyasen, dressed in a shirt much l too large and a ragged coat. dis- plays little interest in Allied at- wmpts to fill in the gaps in his areer. c The records show peculiar deve- lopments in Thyssenu career be- ginning with a telegram he sent to Hermann Gccrlng Aug, 31. 1039. gi-ggggting the war. At that time he crossed from Austria into switzeriand with his wife. dlllilh‘ tei- son-in-law and grandson. éubsequgnilv his daughter. witnl

SAID WOU LIKID CHARLES . OTE AN’

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8 -- CLASSES -- 3 $3,000.00 IN PURSES $3,000.00

Be sure and see the big

F ree-For-All Stake, Purse $750.00

with all the Maritime bear-cats startlnﬂ- r m z‘. Afternoons of snappy racing with closely-matched It

LES BICKERTON, Secretarfv

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