RAGE six THE maroon-mow cuaxnrm- lU-LY -21?- 194;

hunt for cil was clearly 0Lllilll€d ed Kmlldmh out “one had mlsod Jersey City won the opener of its

. ' 7 TRURO N. $- Cleveland Wrecks Yankees - ' in a diagranuriatical film shown to his volt‘? B8511“ Bil-h" Nmthem oi” sixfﬂme series with Montreal ‘

- ' ' - ~ JULY 29th. m mbers of the Provincial Exccu- southern Ireland in the debate. RDYRIS t0i1i8lit bl’ cl ‘W111i "l! a W S k tlife Council iiiid oihcr interested It was said the best way 0f avoid- m5‘ Kﬂme o! B doubeheldor 0-4 Cramps - citizens iii Prince of Wales (301- iiig invasion of Canada was to fight Md the“ the 5°°°nd RACES START 2 P. M.

gl-me was l,

leg yesterday afternoon. A siiii- lll 9mm y on m; l0 to g5 poll“; Called in the 918mb 6H0 t0 dim-out

ill-l: survey has been conducted for wlfol-e m)‘, war o“ lull"; ln Elm restrictions with the score tied Foxx l8 a” Trot and Paola Pump.- _ _ _ _. $39090 2.21--Trot and Pace. Piirse — — - 4300,00

grill! gtroup in our country‘ who tie J cot y rig 0 serve their own ntcres .. Bndbzvant i0 have theluizrllvince of ersey I y ue c pay for her a - u e." There was nothin to show over- m! Royals seas conscription le lation was ne- cessary at the present time. Before

I I Oil F|lm ls b Shown Here i condemning Quebec members should oomider Southern Ireland where

" o . A geophysical survey used in thf ports had been refused to the Unit- JERSEY CITY» NJ» Jill! 5- M01Ik8y Si!!!

July m-(Ari- covered and won 9-6 to take the

°-°- ,

the past tivo yualrs in Prince Ed- o and Am, no from w“ m, The Little Giants pounded roul- Cleveland Indians wrecked the 11- series two mics to one.

Icvnrd Island and will be completed “$5.. in the British Isles than it “Mimi hiiiim for a total of l2 -_- ame winning streak of new York K

this summer. v was in Russia. and he could not so: hi“ l1" m’ Open"- Hi-i h Poland ankecs today nfter Big Ernie Bow: clip White 5oz

The Wnrk is being done here by who“, Canada shown so lo oel-oo, lend n; their attack tn three 3051011, Jul io-(APiﬁlim-my nonnani had o 2-0 shutout in his Qpen to horses who “have not taken a. record

the seismogriipli svrvirc 0011i"?- the enemY- stldetlgskttmo of them double. mu m)“, who t” Bhtcned many B grasp with two out in the ninth In diicogo, Dominic DIM to’: of 2 10 or belt" l“ a tact

aiion of Tulssi. Oklahoma, and Qlloooo would olnoololy m, w ‘lo all? {led lln three runs. pitcher by throwin out his chest inn . triple and Johnny Pesky‘; liIiIQ in '

this crew expects to get to work oil lllo boot ll, could lo oooommodolo ll_ b allied Eas and Les McOrabb and flexin: his milhty bleep! l! But Just u the world champions the sevenilh inning gave Boston 2J6__Trot and Pa“ Pu". __ __ _ __ _‘300oo

the proicrt next week. Several of sell lo me sllumolh "wlllch ls 80mg la c" gn even terms in o thrill- he stesuped to the late, has yet to we" pilgllgrin u, grog w their club Rod 50x g 5-4 victory over Chi- ' -

the expert technicians arrived ili lo l“, lnlolomble and clllllcull not n8 P C i118 duel 1n the nightcap. intimi Ila the National hougg, 1i u cago White BOX. Freq for all T1111 and P369 —- —- —- —$400,()0 Chilrlottetoivii (his \\'_i‘E*l-{ and the only because ol our load", bu; l» _ lnlogélie hurlers. m, 111i); “mod m!” gingiu m - pfliulplncni." rliocrrssril-l.‘ in tile seo- palm of the leaders ol all who. , 010s llillilledinoillnly "suit, goubtlll- tie the score, and in the lltl; liming Senators Vlnqullh Tiger: sponsored by Eastern Driving Association

piisicnl in iiso liiir. m Cllllllday. x mp l e r ng e they coilwmd two more ginglq off _

Mr. iiiiuh lirlyll. Slpiilpa. ok- Chicago Cubs sleeveless uniform Johnny Murphy to win 3-2. At Detroit. pitcher Ale andro Car If

liihclllﬂ, a native or Now Swim Quobecq 3mm, 5,1, that has been compared unfavor- i-asquel, Venezuelan rght-hender

am lcssgqg cl thu llll rights‘ of this tbly with a gay 90s bathing suit. 3mg" polo‘: Athletics who went through the first three

[ll‘i7\-ll‘lC<.‘, ‘i\~;\S pron-ii: yostiéycirll. Mr‘ Hanson and he had heard o y e The fabric so thin, I feel like months of the American League t a to orrvo a g gmlmdo and gave a slim-l tall; bqiuro I ~ wllll log,“ Ml. cllldlll-o i-ollollenso a skinned rabbit in it. In 5t. Lauls, the Brow-no oin nelson with one victory, scored his ﬂying 011ml- Maloolm Brynn slioivliir of till‘ 11m. ' * ‘ ol- lllllolllolly- ma; no one -—-—-—-—-——-—— nw Philadelphia Athletics pul l third triumph in B Week e8 W851i‘ s i6 in ohlrlo of the big 3mm“! made in tilt‘ U .. v l,“ lrirtlli-lilnningunllllle momma an early ‘lllligton Senators defeatcd Detroit event.

Corporation's .i t. " - . . g ' e _ o ea lit t WW"! 1'9‘ K9 5- I I

~ ~ ...‘ti".‘?..if”‘§.°.$‘.?}§i.i"..i‘“éi.‘§ Spccml horse a This Evenln Basilba“ Results ' which were ll\\‘(i iii the ~ ' lwnlloll had been guarded by ____ v l

notes in ihe picture. ,. ., . 1030x119, Jul 33_ _ a a '

ivhiii w» in §S&§€2{3§"$i... Mr. clot. Piano“ compo»? o: iiﬁlnlFiMeetzng at Mrze gets 19th Nelson shoots 6 7 "Mlmiw- “will

grgls;.ls_\t4li_ Ell ill. }Z‘ll)1[ lit-p: iUCli to his own parts ;or these fggﬁiélllmgliy-operatleldtégm liandllirlg Tllo poslponod Royal Al, ml“ Pittsburgh d; N" york 3

m g ivi tie <1‘ _l ‘ A1‘ , ' 9 ‘ S B86. S8 av l1 B G - ‘ I _ a _

i. t. t. t. pliﬂgﬂlllgnilsgjlelfad girfgoug-“g, lgllllollllis “slaw. n. s.. salvageAfnhefst Sat, Homer as Grants To lead field glvglilgmglcgg gggvligleclalunmgliblllg; s‘ “""' 3* ""“"'°""““ 4

a iemn pledge and for the last e we “rust m“ °u Wm aloud. Everytmn‘ w“ “t my AMERICAN LEAGUE e

rvyvilff‘€'t' you»? .. ,...,,_,=_,-..“-. and ~11“ "

ziie iili- “. which ’

was also 1 V-JlOPHlClli c: ti)‘ at Crip- .

Mr, is. (‘illlllllll Rival-rs. Supt-v- visor cf {ht PEI. ’i'i'.i\'.l Bureiil. annulled 1M1‘ ylie >ii(\\\‘i!‘.£,' and the iim \\'il5 run uff bjr Mi‘. James liilliiis.

i‘ CARDIN SAYS

(Continued. from page 1) tei- had said "too i

i0 vrilsii Que

voice from the

. gi . . carefully 521mg iriied a L‘ ~ ed Ml‘. Cmdili iuuld "turn ii l. c- to his own party and his lender, or his p.€St‘llt leader, I doirt know which he is."

The bill sands for third reading, after nppiovai by the House in ccmnilttee of Lhi: vvlioli:

Move Anicliilnii-nts

The House devoted the entire days sitting to the debate, Liguorl Lacnmbe (Con, Laval-Two Moan‘,- oiiis) moved an aniciidziiiiilt that the bill be rciezi-erl llllilii to com- mittee with lllalfllcﬁlvlix that it migii be amended to exempt farm-

r's and iislicmieiiﬂs soils and oh-zrs engaged in these activities from compulsory Service. This amendment was ruled out of order as having hecii cmcrcci in u pre- vious anlciitirliclit Willcii was vuteci down.

Later J.. Roy (Ind. Gaspe) moved an amendment ihz. tile bill be giv- oii a hoist for six iriontlm.

Blames Liberal Press

M.J. CO1(l\\‘('li, CCF. House Lenti- er. said "the Liberal press" in Xtsstern Cniiairlri. was not only try- ing u) arouse aiitipniiiics oil the bas- is of the war but was attempting in raise racial and religious issues Bo well. Hvsoiiil lllPS. ixili0flil Stur- Phceiiix had chi ll.‘ e hurl "lined up" Wll-h "anti-con zptioiiist iso- IQYiOlliFIS" and "Quebec catholic iso- liuioiiishin."

Papers razsliiir such issues were letting their icet on a, slippery path.

Mr. Caiziiii sriizl the gnvcriiriiciit Ticlliillkllls i-i gill iiiu" invli cmicd for cunpulsoiy' mil y ~SU1\'lC6 had "condemned" young men lo scr- vicc for the Tvlllfiillfiﬂ‘ of the war in the active l iiy. These iricll iiow were being ii :1 to ini ct all that. he said noon’. tliviii bi called for tlic (lefelicc 0t" Cllrailii only. 'l‘li»;y were to be liable to seivice 01er- sccis and ilie effect of tho czder would be retroactive.

“We are breaking fiiit-h with the young men of Caiiiidn," he siilri.

Conservative House Lmzivi" Han- BCll could have clziiincrl for llii-i party ll l)i’ll'ill"l‘Si'll]) iii 11in Mel's-ens conscription legislation btcnuse it had been vziiseci "because ili‘ agita- lion by his friends and by the p.ess supporting hLs fiiciids and his pziriy in the crliiiiiiw."

"I have 10.000 tliiics reason to say that this liiiilsir oi Cnmiiiuits is not master of itself," said Nil‘. Car- dil. "It is obeying, ii is working ac- cording to the ivirz- pulling of n

RUBBER SNAPS

. .., o See Your way clear to agree rig that W353} mile‘? “ﬁlmllfm no sound fair criticism can be et-

.. to get away lmm lo tached to a. transaction ooncerning Mr Hansen said he generally g cimold or “c” rubber ‘mm Syd‘

ed with Mr Cirdinks lndlct- -' : of the bill for oversees con— ll,;"g’vjflﬂ§§’ofgllllg‘l'gfl‘lloﬁl qllxﬁlegolg,‘ 511 m" f“? a different Tea‘ Ncd Manson asking how scrap rub- i was bed beviiiise ii “'18 110i im- collections m handled ir: can- n s ifilglllfOlfiVliffil deiafed niea. mm ML Manson asked Mmlllllom sin-c providing icr compulsory Minister Howe to investigate the seicctii" Eerviﬂ- scrap rubber situation in Canada. e bill save the government and the query was forwarded to ~ to do in swret what sticuld the Fairmont Company.

e in public." Mr Manson said at Sydney that we

iii leiiied ill? siizizrstion of Mi‘. although the shipment was for- C.i:':'in that those advocating con- wariilxi to the Dominion Rubber scrlplioii were actiiazed bv ulterior Company at Montreal the JlVOiCB

mOZlVGS it had takken him a loniz was ordered cent to H. Meuhistein Bkiwvdaie and others.

min» i0 come to the point where and Co. Inc.. one of four ‘Jnired he ﬂflvOtiféd ccnwriri on but his States firms named at a U. S. con- (lol. on was nliollllllell only by 1411355101151 ‘investigation where _s. a r. CTIIViCilUPS chill-ire of ‘war prufiteeriiig was - - ‘ - lllil c. tail? ‘iil“s°éévétf.l..“ef.‘l “llfméiiii ~uie or was handled in m» war follmviiig; public opinion and sug- it “'55 1n “m” w speedfhelscxp gltll-ll lllol bolol-o long lllylo iii question into war use. an e Comm would mo. ll leaf’ lo Failmont letter to Sydney. signed 131ml?‘ We i A y Pitt".‘Zsféfﬁﬁ°éii.."‘l.‘if‘i’§iiééi"§fi22 'l‘u'.'iiing to the C C F‘. grcup ,. .. ‘, _ Mi". ll-inson snkl its lender, Mr. m‘ the guiding repohed b‘ the?” CnldwelL had clirrged him with “,“"““‘ “ﬁber §l§,“‘lfl"l“'l’" going along with tho government. “em m e q ‘ R‘ dlq H S’IiCi Mr ccfdwell also had gone reclaim“ agdajlheduiteipedlary i‘ ‘ ~ ite r own alcng with vie FCVCTHIPCDL heip- rmlfllfiulloogsoi, sold l; w“ “n, bum B “~'"1”l*"¢ W“? 1-“ principle in our thlrikinil tiiai no ~ Allrié- lh vl private interest ‘Sllilflllllldillélilili, otllile; cache o .0 be l 1i} e 1a . on s‘C"ll(i rcafipz of the bill, "In ma“ imgglnmiigm an? “who. in the m" t‘ ' ° ‘ ll O .. . A orr’ tn cu l\ fnvcr with c rtan Meuhls _l ygd Kyle imp; (if the 1731*‘ °7 we Pkcwrllll- “T's Part5’ goﬂltgiill‘) business in Uanada. votrd aginst seccnd rrading " have, a, few days ago, agreed to oli- .- crate in Montreal on our beinii I A Political Manozuvre lame sollln“ yard on o sgglqgly no

w. hi5 speech‘ when the broil‘ P351?" ' d i the letter .r.~uii.-:i ton iihuMrhanscn FIRHIBS ‘ﬁlliflﬁllllslfieln gompany pallcl

said the Prime Minister's decision showanzgg lol. nlno loll; of n-iixod .

to i-eiuin to the House fei- a vote 513 re hi, of ccnfzdmce aftir the deﬂsion to “um “rcsiopaﬁogilggoﬁatoxglqtlglmof impcse cciiscripfion for overseas sydglflolld l-eqeived $18.50 e. ton for was "a sharp political manoeuvre." m ' llllmem ‘The Conservative leader sa‘d at a; $36 pounds o1 mixed tubes. prescit h; did not have confidence Meulllsteln pald $120 ‘per ton Plus iii qlze gDVQflllTlﬂli. and no coii- ‘$630 oer loll freight and received {idcnce that it would leave the “all, Del. lolL policy of “appeazecnenti Ho For 13,139 pounds of mixed boots would not soy whether he Was pm and 511065, the 0aym9nt was s18 r181‘ pared to silpport a vote of ccri- ton plus fliolghl of $6.80 D" i591‘ fidrncc until the time came. and in return payment at the rate All Canadians should unite to of $25 per ton. repel the ciirmy. Wrong ideas 9n 100 pounds o! flap!» the shciifd not bliiiii pecpie to the Melllllswin payment ivas at the rate polcrlllalilies of the present. no o; s10 per ton. plus $64“! Wlwg matter what the views in time P355 ifreight and the company N09 V‘ or fhe views on the government's in return $20 per ion. (He. gctlcns, past differences should be For 371 pounds oi drug liiiaoi‘ l; forgotten so ii, could be said that the Meulilstein payment f"? .3}; “vfd when Canada, was in p:rii the Can- ton. plus $6.80 per. tori re aHO ndinii people uiiized. the fomiififiy fﬂelied i“ re - ‘er on. . " on, ..?}""~“3€3‘M%’..?2?..K°%i55 s m xc We. Y- -. Young People s 3E0... m. nil per llnﬂlieiulollrlgigril; . per on n l r Conference Ends gilssapgilid $2., m. ton. ‘Oliloetsilsvatlgtzé _ —-——- shipment the onmwuiil’ ti‘ ~ SACKVILLE, n. 13.. July 22 - the rate of $1-4 oer to“- (C P; - The Maritime young peooplws congirerico of the Uniéség . (march of anacin today en o. nine-clay meeting Wlh ccm- munlon service cznducted by Dr. ‘ Frank Archibald, stewivke. N S

Same Mistakes

At the closing session 1 cer-

tificates were awarded the mam- bers by Rev. G.A.A. Beveridge, D I leadership training convener.

Til; conference unaliimoillsly ad- opte s, P850111 on urg rig al Young """f pricpies union: to interest young _(égmgglliﬁlugglglzignd-hll7lllllﬁlg ilwnpl" in dmrch wmlk and men“ Anthon Eden in i h viewed

rrship in the union Ever one b omeyrvers - m“ deﬂnlm will be asked to dmnte at east pionouncemengso“ enlfﬁwfn.‘ b ‘m’ extra ‘avhw’ ‘vamp “ward” war olicy declared. rod: thsgotlhe “mlmaikm M '° Unmd Church Unitegcl Nations when yvictorious deficit incurred in the drought "dare not make me same mullahs" fill'l dcprossicn years. The d°"‘ which lost the last peace "lior take ﬂiiﬂllsWlilll be solclted, if prssible, llw- some rlsks wlm Germany diving the vwzek of Sept. 6-13, agllln».

T‘) a1 1'°3l5m"l°“ a‘ me °°n‘ Sketching the outlines of s peace kiwi“! W“ 75' “l9 ""1 “ma” at "one of the gravest hours of the “'9” ill-mined mdaY- war," Eden said Britain is ‘nady to meet and work" with tho United By Morrow stallls in shaping the post-war

WOI‘ .

“Together with the United States and other nations," he declared.

"we shall take our part in workin for the develo merit of n. Irea world-wide civ lization."

Eden, declaring that the alli struggle is “at this very moment o its climax," named three urgent "problems of peacc:—"

Compiete "disarmament of II- gi-esaor powers." n

Feeding "starving populations.

"Enabling devastated, im verilii- ed and economically un eveioped countriels lo restart their industry

nd a rcu ure."

a He gmpilssiud the magnitude of the task of feeding the stiirviiil ne- tions and cited the recent wheat agreement among Canada the Un- lted semi. Australia. Britain and Argentina as a step to provide for this event.

___.i,___. MRS. FRANK HOUSTON

age cf 45 her many friends i-hfwﬂh- out the province heard with deep regret of the death in the P. E. Inland hospital c-f MP8. H1114: Hull!- ton on June 12th. Bom in NOrth Riisiﬂco, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs L. B. Twmbﬁ- 5110 Wen known by her many friends for her bright and cheerful disposition and kind hospitality.

The funeral one of the hi1!" 0V" seen in thL-i community took plaice on Sunday June 14th, fr-m her re- sidence in Mayf eid and was cOn- duciwi by the Rev. W. J. MCLQOd assisted bv the Rq-v, Robert Show. She leaves to mourn beddm her sorrmving hiiabnrid nnri two children Heath and Byron, two ifstevs Mid ihrm; brcthers. Mrs. We-rfir-ld Orr.

“m m‘ Now Glasrmv. Mrs. Davis Moffnlt.

1 @191 h gll except {his one to the salvage commitieel’.

Mltyfield. ‘Charles Di-fnkwefei- $94K, Chester, Portland oregan, pnd William in North mletico.

bird Miss and Admiral

No. 3—-Pat Worthy, Tee Tony, mo ole hit attaogo vided b

the Canadian 0 ship at Hami scores. 12 yezrs aﬂo today. TINY in llie hiSiO met in i; tie-hole PLQYOH —secnnd

OUT OUR WAY

Beat Pirates

Jilly ﬂ-(GP)

. NB»

-'I‘he Nova Scotia Harms: Racing Association announced tonight a special meet will be held here sat- “ti.” ewi=°mtetiorriw""- a to n aces: as ed- 4g; 1- nesdayb program. ‘Three classified one on and another roun m”

races were made up as follows: No. l-Walter Brown, Martindell, The gakztr, Aibeéﬂgdsfﬁltlitbgll, Ol- r m ‘m ‘m a B’ n- homer b Vince DiMaggio. No il-Uscita L., Czerina, Bea- Mlle lilo llls lloonol- Mi”- ott aboard in the first inning, but wer in the Giants’ 10- on Rip Sewell was pro-

RGIIIGIIIDGI‘ Whﬁfl a. first baseman to a centre- 9 GI‘

Young drove in one run with a

single in the homﬁigii‘ §§ﬂ§d'§>'§i':§et§) and brought New York frmn behind in ' 1on1 A tied Mwhlgans gﬁffgliampiog? cuit clout, his first of the year. t

on, pasting 277

DO 50D FIND

WGMEN ARE

EQUAL TO MEN

IN THi5 WORK? R TH

NEW YORK,

John Mia's 19th home run With by Babe Young with two aboard enabled New York Giants to beat Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4 today. Three of Pittsburgh's runs came on a

the fifth with a.

ry of the competition _and Armour wcn, 138 to 141,

THAT IT

PRESSURE WORK 3O YEAl€ AT TH’ TRADE AN

THAT'S KILLIN’ _ 511m. HA6 A 1.01’

THE Oi.’ BULL

CHICAGO. July n-(APJ-By- ron Nelson began defending his

Tam O'Shanter

5. P6 championship todaymby shooting a.

gag-shattering 67

prOs and unateurs in pursuit

of golfs greatest money prize. Nelson, who lest year won the inaugural open with card of 2'78, 10 strokes under par, admitted he was at his best today in pilbtallélg his 33-34 rounds against

e. 8n: 4!!

ne o! the lesser known Gib Sellers of Walled a830, vralked in with a 68.

Trailing Sellers by one

was Chicago's Dick Metz who was out in 38 and back in 31, the low- ‘est nine-hole score of the week. Grouped at 70 were chick Herbert of Battle Creek. Mich., Jim Fer- rier and Ky Laffoon of Chicago and Jim Milward of Madison, Wis.

Mlnard’: kills pain.

By. J. R. Wiliams

TH’ LADlES AlkYT GOT U15 BEAT.’

‘twp/unsung

7-2‘!

last evening but unfortunately weatherman interfered and instead the show will be put on tonight. Judging from the number of men in the services who have been seen practising for the event there should be plenty of excitement in the various competitions. The boys have been in training in earnest at the Exhibition Grounds and plenty o! talk is heard about new records being set each evening. All in all

‘it promises to be a real evening's

entertainment,

In addition to the airmen tfneiie will be soldiers and sailors entered in the various oonteate. And to brighten the event there will races arid competitions for, the young ladies.

The events open to all include the one-mile race, the loo-yard dash and putting the shot.

For the girls there is the IOU-yard dash and the egg and spoon race. The card gets underway at five o'- clock but races open to civilians will not start until 6.30 to give them

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Time 0f Swimming Class Is Changed

The time o! the be swimming class m; from the afternoon

clock in the mornin day. The change h

are about 30 yo to g k}

vantage of theses“! 51$... “ion to swim. Mir. Hubert Morris. oral Secretary of the local CA. iskin charge of the instruc

With Major Hoopla‘

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