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PAGILSQIX

Baptist Team Wins In Church Softball

The Baptist Sunday school soft- ball team wcn a 10-0 decision over James boys, Monday night

the F . 1i‘ Vittnflii Pﬂfk.

TIN? Baptist batting consisting of BUYIIIS mid Ward was a little too James team.

nifflll! for the St. Mam- of the St. James hits war short infield izruunders which i-h vtlfiiillif: tcnm tnndled smartly. Tito St. Jami-s liovs have a well

balanced tmim which will prove t0 its pliiis around the bases have been

b, a your; opponent when

polished lip.

IVhirlawdy,

Famous

Racer To Be Retired

OhlcB-SO. June 28 - (AM-Whirl- away will race no more. The long-tailed bay who won $561,161.50 in four years o1 brilliant racing was retired today and will spend the rest of his days in Ken- tucky's green pastures. e Warren Wright of the Calumet 9 stable, owner oi the great thorough- bred, said the decision to retire - Whlrlaway came after his disap-

pointing showing in the nluipose mile Saturday at Washington Park, where he finished fifth.

"l-Ie pulled up noticeably sore,"

Th!‘ 119-“ 1953"‘? Flame I5 “I've”: trainer Ben Jones added. “He didn't

me 31,9115! and Trinity boys nex ll‘, 1v night at six oclock a Park.

Aces Defeat l-litrlgliis 25-5

.fIlI)IlS Softball Lea score of 25-6. 1k llll early

i Richard, on the to Tilt" star of the Hit- . < W XlcGulqan ivho play- ". t‘i'I‘.i mood frame at first

zimc, bctiveen the I('.>_\‘ZlI.<_ ivill he Wed uf 630.

.. Burke, Wilson.

7* l, Zakem, stir-nnherd l qt, Cllllilffllﬂh, vhlPDilllﬁlii. Ak-Guigan.

‘i. McDonald. St. John and

I iv Noonan was umpire and lficDctiald and John Walsh

P.W,ﬁ. Softball

‘l he following be ilt the park b0- forv 7.4K) \i‘ednvs'lny' evening:- ,1, Hmlgstln. B Aultl. W. Beer, G. QiueIt-v. D. MacDonald, M. Rich- urtl. A. Canlwoll. E, Bagnall, H. Sumpel. K. funtwell.

DICK BAGNALL.

I? Ill ember ‘VII; n

tinted Status professional golfers went into a. one-point lead over Grunt Britain in opening day's play for the Ryder Cup at Southports, England. six years ago todav. The S tram continued their great .i".<i it/ui the trophy for the l on British soil.

rriTsoTWTsTcIBNTRA-Ers ‘Ivar contracts affecting more than 160,000 prison inmates in 100

lfnitcrl States prisons are being fill- ed.

SWIMMING

The YJVLCA. II I170

nso mediates, and Adults in both

Brighton shore starting July 2nd. Re stration fee si- .

Register at Y.M.C.A. up Shore, Friday 1O AIM.

For additional 1...‘... ation tress.

Cudmore, Instnlo

Domi Day Racing

Sammerside Thursday, July 1st;

At 2 p. m. $1,200

Walter Hennesscy, Charl I ‘If '

5300.00—2.18 TROT AND PACE-QMIQM

_ SILENT JOE Z-INI, A. Wisner, Pictou Sf

TTI’ IVATSON 2.11M.

Walter l-Iennessey,

RAYMOND BUDIIONG 2.13%, J. Pope

L IV

JOHNNY E KELLY ‘N’

SITITTY MPKANI‘. M ;(\'I£ "All. We

m" t lulu: HOLLY WORTHY, Lorne K

A INNITC

$300.0i)—2.25 TROT AN

DY HAL 2.12M, SCOTT 2.111 1' 1 (‘LYDE 2.14“, h‘ i.‘ I; TOGO 2.14M, James Power, N SEE 2.1551. '1 IIUDLONG

2.26, George Brook

$300.00—Z.30 TROT AND PACE-—-$300.0l GAR 2.20, Dr. Seaman, Charlottetown.

IGIITMARE 2.2259, Mitts. H 'l‘. Chns O'Brien, Coveliend.

ngton McNeil], Chnrl _ VOLO. 2.14"}, Les Simmons,

i.‘ (vliATTAN, Melvin Ja , York LY WILD, Arthur Jav. ordon. WORTHY. Malcolm

s last night in the

lead :'..< wiio were nn- fighting Canadian soldier, in a Lon- ieir hitting stride

I'll!

till June 30th or at Brighton

In Purses

ENTRIES

S30000—FREE FOR ALL PACE-Jinn!!! . LY, 20656. Milton Bell, Charlottetown.

Geo. Brooklns, Kensington .II'.\‘I'.‘ FRI-INCH 2.12, J. Page NEH. (‘OFHATODALE 2.1 . I'r\(|Il/\(‘(‘l 2.091“,

Clarke, Charlottetown. Chcs. Willis, Covehead

ilton Boll, Charlottetown. ‘ Freetown. rileri‘ FRISCO, J. Parker Hooper, Charlottetown.

atcn, Plat River. eliev, Charlottetown

t respond to treatment. I called Mr.

Wright this morning and after a conference he agreed with me that the only logical course was retire-

By Allan Nickleaon Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON, June 2B — (OP) -'A

don ring for the first time, stole the Ishow at Queens-berry Club and in-

- Aces turned in &"C1(l0l'lI3ll_§' pocketed a $65 side-bet.

Avenging a previous defeat up north, Cpl. Gordie Woodhouse of Vzixiconvc-t" fought like a trojan in the closing rounds to gain the nod over l-Itirry Davis, London welter- weight. Most exciting fight of a top- notch card, it kept a packed house in a Welter of excitement through the eight rounds.

The side-bet was laid after Gordie and Harry were re-matched and for a while it looked as if Harry had it in his Jeans. In the early rounds he

merit. "After all, it would be a short of inhumane

ing him.

"We plan to shi-p him to CalumetI

farm within the next several day

and there he'll enter into the well-I earned life of Riley. Next spring daddy,‘

he'll join his illustrious Blenheim 11, in St/trd." Whirlaway, affectionately know

as "Whirly" and “Mr. Longtail" to thousands of turf fans who bet their, shirts on hlrn and won, apparently- never recovered from an injury to

his left foreleg last February, whe

he was awaiting the running of th

$25,000 New Orleans Handicap,

Canack Boxer Steals Show In British Fight

i

repeatedly beat Gordie to the punc

but the tc-rmsr well known amateur stiffened in the last half and tired the Londoner with rights to the Jaw same curd, Cpl. Arnold Hayes, was dis- qualified ln the seventh round of a. scheduled B-iound tilt for persistent holding. The Montreal negro, who can stand up to the best when he's in the mood, couldn't fathom Ben a tough heavyweight from London's Marylebone district.

Making his "big city" debut, Jim-

Another Canadian on the

Valentine,

my Moore oi’ Birkenhead took

boxing lesson from wife-colored Lefty Flynn of Jamaica. Winner of

many C0nt6sls in the north of Eng land, Moore was

rounds.

LDNDON, June 28--fAP) — Ef- ficiency of aircraft in the delayed- actiori warfare of sea mines was underlined today in an announce- ment that more than 400 Axis ships have been sunk or damaged by mines in European waters, with at

least 70 per cent of them falling s

victim to explosives sown by alr- planes.

A joint admiralty and air min- lstry communique declared that since the start of the war "no less than 400 enem wcrshl s, supllly ships and sm lcraft ave been sunk or damaged" by mines, and "it is considered that theItrue fig- ure is appreciably higher.‘

These operations have forced the enemy to close many of his ports from Oslo to Bayonne from time to time, interrupted traffic in such important waterways as the K191 Canal, and brought a marked re- duction in Axis coastwise traffic thus helping to break down supply lines upon which so much depends the communique continued.

GLASSES

cluceo for Juniors. Inter- and Life-Sn at

cell IMO-A. or Mra- llvelyn

nion

in

Sharp $1,200

Otlttdwn.

Charlottetown. Clarke, Charlottetown.

n rsca-‘taoom I

Wellington McNelll, south Port. it. John Farmer, Kinkora. . Geo. Callbeck. Summer-side.

Charlottetown.

Willard MacDonald, Summerside.

ins, Kenslngton,

orton, Murray River.

ot tetown. r

ers when they esc plane-la‘ ODD-toil

i the week for Hawks now have a win and a loss.

losers’ was batted out of the box and replaced by D. Martin

layoff from pitching was the hur- lel‘ f0!‘ the Hawks and held his opponents to the half-way mark,

Manpower Pool To Place Labour LWhere Most Needed-

Cllmhdifa armed forces have grown from about 10,000 to more than 700.. 000. At the in our munitions industry has swel. led from almost nothing to well over a million, quarter are women.

With the flower of our mam;

that serious shortage oi labour in our heavier industries. At the some time - there are still some men and wom- en _l'l’l this country who are "unplg- ced , or looking for Jobs. Why not then, someone employment tater But it ' Mt are 1th.".

priority jobs are other and more which they may

t.;.i;i“* i Results

N . Cincinnati 1; Pittsburgh ‘I,

Jersey City 5: Buffalo l. .. _N h£~‘l.°.l'_!- _______________ _

400 Axis Vessels Victims Of Mines

-——_-@-

Mines damaged tglsdbﬂgélniigglsﬂlwgr? ear}, "m? ‘$100,, ﬁned from Brest m,“ mined tn mili.ai_v escort.

Srha rn horst

mines destroyed the 1B.- Gennan liner

ul "many

In a senior softball game of the

Holy Redeemer League, played over the week-end, Jackie

Brighton Hawks defeated lziﬁghans Cardinals by a score of’ 44-

McOourVs Ben Call-

It was the second defeat during

the Cardinals. The

Corbett. on the mound for the

Earl McOourt, after‘ two years

TORONTO, June Ill-since 1939

worn down by Flynn's body i\‘.1:hes over the eight

Gnefsemu, "' 11.000 ton tanker Eurosee, ‘moo-ton trans rt Wuri and 8,000-ton (‘cit-i

orn. and those laid by naval forces sank and damaged Small Warships and auxiliaries."

__________.____

Brighton Hawks Defeat Cardinals

THEATRE

"10 Gentlemen From West Point"

STARRING

MAUREEN OTIARA GEORGE MONTGOMERY JOHN SUTTON

MONTAGUE-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

little to continue training such a great horse and run the chance of permanently maim-

t soums iTronnaa/h n MATlNEE-(L30 r. M.

ISENTIIIII. GUARDIAN

‘line column is reserved for new: of local interest, but advertising or a newsy nature may be inserteu at five cents a word, strictly pay able In advance.

TRAIN ARRIVAL -— Last even- ing the train arrived at 6.45 with B0 passengers.

Il 8

LATE TRAIN ARRIVAL-Due to difficulties in mainland connections the late train did not arrive until ' 12.05 last night. There were 5O pass- engers.

h

TRUCKS FOR RESERVE ARMY -Under Capt. K. Dougnn, 30 men of the 17th Reserve Ariny left for Debcrt, N.S., last Friday after- noon. They returned Sunday morning with 12 urmy trucks.

CAR FERRY CROSSINGS - The S S. "Prince Edward Island" made six crossings yesterday. Transport- ,cd tc the mainland were iii load- ed freight cars and 34 empties. The __lfer1"_v carried back 12 empties.

FIRST VISIT T0 I’.E.I. — Mr Cardiff, M.P., Burlington, Ont, _ who spent the week-end with the Hon, John Bracken, at summer-side, returned to Ontario yesterday. While on the island for the first time, Mr. Cardiff. accompanied by ivifnycr B. R. Holman, visited the cty.

POLICE COURT - At the Police Court yesterday, two men. charged with being drunk and disorderly, and cum- Another sanitary was im-

case of a violation of ti ‘ lnw was heard. N0 fine posed.

ISLANDER DEAD—-Mrs. Nelson. Charlottetown, has received word of the death cf her brother, Mr‘. David Irving of Brocktmi, Mass. .l-Ie was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David C. Irving, Cherry Valley, PEI. There are left to mourn three sons: Clarence, Lloyd and David and one daughter Lois, Mrs. Fuller. His wife, who passed awajr several years ago was formerlv Miss Edith Ward of Kingston, PEI.

LEARNS 0F BROTHERS, DEATH-Mrs. William Nelson of, Charlottetown has received word cf ithe death of licr brother, David Irving of Brocktnn, Mtisstichussctts. He was a son of the late Mr. and

William

returning to Edmonton.

. THLLZILLABLLQTJHQWIELGLLLRPLEB» a '

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"IT'S THE TOBACCO THAT

'PI.A-Y E-RTS NAVY

TO torpedoed merchant seamen, wallowing, soaked and fcmished, on the crests and troughs of Atlantic combera, life itself depends on the appearance of a ship's boat from a Canadian warship. This sketch was made from life by "Topside", commissioned by the makers of Player's Cigarettes and enabled lo go lo aea with the fleet by the kind co-operation oi the Boyel Canadian Navy.

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‘II-IE CANADIAN NAVY SAVES MERCHANT SEAMEN TORPEDOED IN THE BATTLE OF

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Rmgt. at the outbreak of the first I.0.D.E, MEETING - The re- world war and served in Frtinrel guitar monthly throughout the conflict. He ‘ visiting in Kinkora, New-ton and ivas lie.‘- on lvlonday MWYIIOOR. Wml other" points on the Island before,’ the regent, Mrs. l-I. J. Gordon pre- sidiiiu, Lniliusinstic reports rccr)" from the different crrn- IITIIHYS -_|"'.'.“" i"" '

ROTARY YEAR ENDS — The last meeting 01' the Rotary

p. ,. . :\ -

year. in all phases of the work. The MP5‘ Dill/Id C- IYVlYIE. Clielfy was field by the Charlottetown‘ cones: p.C..ll.tti t, . ll Vﬂlley- P-E I T1101?‘ H"? I?" I0 Rotary Club yesterday. Retiring,‘ Miss ltIucKcnzic cii Junc 8th was

mour three sons, Clarence. Lloyd and David, and one datitzliter Lois. Mrs. Fuller. His wife who passed RWHV SCVETFII VCRTS 1120 W515 TOTZIIOF- grmlvglss Edith Ward of Kingston,

VISITING HERE FROM WEST- Mr. Walter Rrinahan of Edmonton, Alberta, is visiting in Charlottetown with his sister. Mrs. Fzinnv Mc- Alt-er, 84 Elm Avenue. Mr. Ran- alian left the Island 30 years ago. goinv to British Columbia. He en- listed in the 7th Battalion B. C.

BRINGING UP FATHER

President, R. H. Rogers, gave the- liighly praised and netted a report of the year during which he sum. The Rose iliy Sale was very directed Rotary Affairs. Next day, committees will be by the. Prowse, who begins his duties on cooperation extended to them. Dif- that day, ary wias given by Reuel 119F639. The V treasurers report was presented by camixilgn by selling Stamps M W001" L.A. MacPhcrson. _ and Rout-l I/ePage were joint chair- men. Mr. Rogers presided W. Dahlzner of _ was the only guest at yesterdays b-zr of members also consented to meet

§00d

M0n- silcccssful mid [e Chapter exi- announced‘ tends to tho r-l. cans their very president, T.W.L. sincere thanks for the couatcsy zinc‘-

new

The report of the Secret- fcreiit ll1Clflb(":'S volunteered t; help

in the "Stump out the U-bcat"

R. H Rogers wortlrs, and it was also agreed ‘hat stumps to the value of zit iot-ist n Ralph "depth charge" be bought by the, Gloucester. Mass numbers of the Chapter. A bum-I‘ m; assist the citizens

committee by

“TF8 i

o selling tick-sis for the moving pic-

meeting of the Royal ture being sponsored in aid of the to will be‘ Edward Chapter of the I.O.D E.. FY18

ate I-LM C.S. “Charlottetown? An interesting letter was read from the 0.0, cu the "Fairmile", which has been adopted by this Chant-H'- graciously’ acknowledging parcels of v/oclen comforts, books, games, etc. iiliich has been sent to them. An- other large shipment of books and magazines, have been sent to the merchant marine.

AIL?» COMMITTEE BUSINESS “After the regular meeting of the A.R.P. Provincial Civilian Com- mittee vcstcrday morning, it was mnde known that Maj. W. H. Poole. vice-chairman of the Provincial Civilian Defence Committee, and Arthur Campbell in charge of the AP. P mechanical equipment, will attend the hiaritlme A.R.P Ccn~ venticn in Bathurst, N B, this week. For A.R.P usage tanks, with

capacity from 10,000 to 13.500 gals.|

at st. Eleanors and Mlscouclie are be made. Citizens of both places offered help in the erection of these receptacles. The cost of these will be borne by the Federal Gov- ernment, Provincial government, ancl people of the communities. Two prominent A.R.P. officials. Dr. Howlctt and Mr. Moody will make an inspection tour of this province, it. was announced. Mr. Moody, in charge of the fire fight- ing services in British Columbia, is particularly interested in auxili- dry firemen. Beach Grove Inn, it was decided, will have tlic loan of one of the Wnjak bumpers. While awaiting the return u’ their mach- ine, now being repaired. A ras detection course. at St. Duiislaurs University and scheduled for July 13-16. was discussed. In the ahsrrise of Premier Jones. clialrniuti. M11. Poole presided. lvlnj. T l-l E. limiin. Summerside twaa present at the meeting.

By George Vcll-"ius

same time, employment of which number a

00d the armed forces. it u inevitable we should come up against g

may ask. give them and so reduce the shor. é is not as simple as that. ; u.’ those persons now unpiaced tied by age, strength, train-I

to fill the jobs now open

in’ s; .1 vitally essential industries as ccnl mining, agriculture, logging arid iislnig.

'Io illCPL the needs of such indus-

tries ninth combing and sorting of Olll‘

W betas drafted into essential jobs for be best fitted,

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