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The G ardi , P g 7 ' I Tmd;y'N33H 151-956 ATTENTION SPORTSMEN

Master Boing is Winner "tmtmmm

ni.BC;TIn!I;e:iI.llllS”Ol;m:I:I:I;l8Ck 0:. S?r- Proposed pheasant programme will be thoroughly discussed. Three i . . - 9 til I 11- sound films from the Btatas will be shown dealing with fishing Ill . ! dividual ii 1 ' 5 ;

km 33300;;-fy cwanol-pgnalxrmlz iiiiniiiiii do! work. All are welcome. A : ' Tommy Burns of Montreal West- M ed , ;.

u r mounts was second with 3. and n ' I lied gtorey of”'Tognto Argonguu I. I. ACORN. , g nun up vii . seer u an. I ..i By Joan CHANDLER me for his greatest victory. i 'i ' ”' "M"

LAUREL. Md. (AP) - The CHURCHILL H035! l.ED.... .. tricolor of France flew high again Le P- tends . owned by Sir this grey afternoon as Master Winston CIll.l!'cIILII.' led after a Boing overhauled Mister Gus quarter of a mile. followed by from the United States in the Thunder and. a British horse stretch and pulled away to an en- owned by Jack Gerber of South citing victory in the fifth running Africa and two partners. Master of the 8100.000 Washington. D.C.. Boing was third at this point. International at Laurel Park. with Mister Gus fourth and the Ten horses representing slefen others churning the grass close countries started in e gru in behind. mile and one half ass course By Thunder. ridden by Willie classic, and the 3-yearold brown I-lartack. leading U.S. Jockey. colt owned by Andre Lombard. sped into the lead as the horses Paris electrical equipment man- swept past the finish line the first ufacturer, zoomed home in the time. Vaquero 2nd. an Irish horse sudden rainstorm to grab the 870,- owned by Dr. Jose Hererra of mm first Monday by five lengths. Caracas. Venezuela. came up to HINDU WAND NTH second place, while Le Pretend-

Hindu Wand, e Canadian en- ant dropped back to third. try owned by Max Bell of Cal- Mister Gus. ridden by Ismael gary, finished ninth. Valenzuela. then burst up from

Mister Gus, owned by LIangol- third place, took the lead on the ion Farm of Liz Whitney Lunn of far turn with less than half a Virginia. took second money of mile to go. But Master Bolng was 315,000 by seven lengths ovel rolling by now, and he charged Prince Cortauld, a New Zealand- past the American horse in the bred horse representing Australia stretch with a bit more than an for the first time. and owned by eighth of a mile to go. Forest G. Smith, Jr., of Los The winning time was 1:39 on a Angeles. soft track. far off the record

C. V. Whitney's Fisherman. the 2:30 4-5. set by Wllwyn. the Brit- 1954 winner, was fourth by I ish horse who won the first lntera nose over Dedicate the 5-2 favor- national in 1952. lie owned by Mrs. Jan Burke of Most of the crowd overlooked, New York and Miami. the French horse and he paid

A sunny afternoon gave way to 318.20. 38-60 and t5.2t) Mister Gus dark clouds shortly before the big the second choice at 7-2. returned global gallop started. and just sis at 35.10 and 38.60, while P'rince minutes before post time. as the Cortauld. a 9-2 shot. returned , , - , , horses paraded to the waikup 34.60 to show. ere 5 a 9780? FUTUTO In CVIGIIOII start. a thunder shower struck. Churchill's Le Pretendant faded f . . . Those In the record Laurel crowd to finish last. or 5kI”ed TCCITTIICICIIS I of 3.1.615 who were in the open scurried for cover.

THREE P. E. I. MEN IN GROUP ATTENDING CONFERENCE IN WINNIPEG

The Cvtnlllirwri PH:-rts oi iwolvo skill:-ri triidesnien are miiiiroii

MHSIPF Built W8! l'Idt'IPl1 bi SWISS I” R99? ""9 "(II I" VII”! and his plane in the air. In this air a e, i G Ch I K 25 Id th ' I h It I uy ' anccier, a -year-o res- a e aviation tor lll('l:ln i- ' 'm-- ident of Bordeaux and the French GQHEG5 wnh R.dP ' g I K H jockey had his mount in a perfect BASEL. Switzerland MPL-The. IIIO RUE will give you tlioioughiroining tn the , p Swiss Ice Hockey Federation Sat- SOfVl(lfig, maintenance, overhaul, upon and opemtion of This picture was taken at Ti-uro, N. 8.. Friday, November 9th as sales representatives of cock- I:I'I.BedRu:EIaiIhr::tIo!::Itc'I:: AERO-ENGINES -AIRFRAMES . HYDRAULIC svsims - RADIO-RADAR i ;:"". Fm" Eqinpmem u"m'd' .T"'" B''""' 1'" I" ' '”cm "I" "””'”"” ” w"""”'i hockey mam W” to have played ELECIRICM . msmumm I Mm” TRANSPORT KMUW . anitoba. Reading from left to right, Territory Manager for New Brunswick. J. M. Llewellyn. . , . . Hum” SW"; dubs be'lw.m CONSTRUCTION EQUWMEM . Credit Manager R W. McKiel. Branch Manager. H. l. Johnston. Territory Manager for Nova Patricia Lauer. 11. has been Rugby Football Union Club in the Christmas and New Year a, to . I p scotiii. L. ll. Stewart. Territory Manager for Western New Brunswick. J. A. Doiron, Territory nines Miss Kitchener-Waterloo Miss Grey Cup contestent in Tor. PTOIOSI IBIJMI "19 M1381” 73' New courses are starting! Make aviation your career: ii yvyu Manager for P. E. l.. B. K. Llewellyn. Order Dept. Supervisor. .1. D. Goddes. Dutchmen to represent the Ontario onto next month. (CP Photo) presslon of Hungary.

.1. M. Llewellyn of Mom-ton. N. 3.. is a native of Cliarlotteimvn as is D. K. Llewellyn. who ro-

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. slrleii in Charlottetown. J. A. Dolron of Campbell ton.,N. 3.. was born at Rustico. P.E.l. J. D.

- MacAul-v. Pusw--ti. N-S.: Con- LAUREL Md MP, g T L R d scar cnsss counsstioa ' Gedrlcs. InCIudPd in Ihll group, II well known to many dealers and farmers In P.!Zl as for a

Raclng E313; S,;.,.I;".iIm5ehil:lI::' (.IIt.e"I.'tu; Mrs" ”DI'959nlInRg seven PDUCIIII I R C A F RFCRUTHNG UN" number of years he was Territory Manager for this territory. In is stopping off at Brantford.

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harness racing program of the season. George Turner's Pepper Bay from Wesiplial. N.S.. covered the mile in 1:15 1-5 for the fastest time of the night.

Other winners were Elenor's

day for the fifth running of the W ” D.C.. International at NEW YORK tCPt - Johnny Laurel Park. Longden. the old racing pro. came The 5100.000 invitational classic out of California to ride Lebkuchen over the 1"!-mile grass course will 10 VICIDRV Sllllfdly In "I9 353x100 be staged today with Dedicate, Selima stakes at Laurel Park. one of three United States contend- Lebkuchen. fresh from three ers. the probable favorite. straight Wins In KCHIUCIW. won by Johnny Longden. the winningest a nose over Smoky Vcil. Magic

This Is the first time in the Company's history that a conference of this size has been held. It

is due to the large volume of business in 1950 and the Company's plans for much great” .3. pansion in 1957.

EMERGENCY IN SUDAN

LONDON (Reuters)-A Sudan- ese embassy spokesman said Mon- Dfelm 303'. Owned by Capt. John day a state of emergency was de- Cruikshank of Halifax; Jimmy clared in the Sudan by the Khar- Flood. B.C. Cruikshank. Halifax; ioum government after the isaeii jockey in the world, will ride Forest. 2-1 favorite in the 1 1-16

Royal Canadian Air Force: , , 79'" FHICHI. Matteo Stables. attack in the Sinai and following Hindu Wand. owned by the Cal- miles gallop for two-year-olds, Iln- w"”"P'3 dun” H" c”"!"'""t SI-tmrnei-side. P.E.l.: Big Boy, Don the Anglo-French action in Egypt gary iiblisher. ished last in a field of nine.

PROTESTANT WELFARE BUREAU APPEAL FOR FUNDS

, " CO-OPERATING WITH THE CHURCHES TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED

THE B"'iEA"'5 NM5 THE GENERAL CAMPAIGN BEGINS WED., NOV. I4iIi ""5 BUREWS SERVICES

FOLLOWED BY A DOOR-TO-DOOR CANVAS BY THE WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION -THE WEEK

The Maritime group wore tams, ties and scarves of the Nova Scotia tartan and Cocksh i Mari- time pins as they wish to let the rest of the orga nlzation know that they are proud to represent the Maritimes and work together as a unit. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Johnston are flying from Mansion to rejoin the group in Winnipeg. Branch Mansgers' wives from all Eianches are visiting in

FAMILY COUNSELLING-with families experiencing

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