One oi iiic younger of Island has seen nods of service in the ROYII Call- idiaii Navy joined the ranks of 1.»; Beiiodicis last evening when in mar-

iliiletes and one who

Ilaii‘ Archer was united wage to Miss Kai-hleen Royston ind congratulations are in (trim this column.

0 l- 4- 4-

Uluir will be

s; gpced skating followers a few rczirs bBi-‘k

cial speed skating clmmpionshi in

his age class imdln two o! tiem

idded Maritime titles to his record. 1' O 0 0

.a lighter all the Way. ht consist‘ ynliy beat bigger and stronger op- ooiients and it appeared as l! e bright future was ahead o! the roungster. But then came the war llllCl he signed up. Since then he 111.5 served and is still serving faithfully with the RCN. He has bceil on many a tough run but he :ame out o! it in the some wa-y es he came through tough skating

tussles. O 4- 4» 4' The big, lee-pound, smiling bridegroom last night bore little ‘csemblance to the kid we saw per. form in his first start as a 12-year- lid. He has added weight and height and now is big and rugged and if he chooses to once again take up speed skating after leis discharge he should prove plenty tough to head. Again this column nflris heartiest congratulations.

Il- il- i- O-

Suminersideb hockey stock took an upward jump this week when , Jimmy Hogan arrived home after meritorious service overseas. We did not yet have the privilege of shaking Jim's hand but we know that he must be still the same affable youngster that per- formed so wall with the Crystals gin Island Lzsgue mpetiti .

LQJimmy broke into senior ranks when still eligible for unior ranks. rile was up against stl competition all ilic time but the slim. tail ‘rid took all that was handed out to him and came back for more. That was probably the case when Jimmy took part in a far more dangerous rams, and again he came through iritli flying colors. It always zood to see those boys cominizback anti it Ls to be hoped that Jiiiirny trill once again take up the game thiiiiit held out so much promise for lll.

C000

Charlottctowifs Playground Com- "iii-sinn are determined to make a tiicrcss opt of the outdoor rinks nroiect. they now have on their hands. ‘That could be judged by their first meeting at the Y on Wednesday night. Giving every. iiiinc their fullest consideration, thrr Ill'(‘ taking matters step by "it W! their efforts are bound tn hr rrriwticd with success. 4' 4 O O

Fiillrst cn-o ‘ii hi‘ the va nrrtrd with

aeration is being giv- rious service clubs con- t-he ‘rinks. ‘There is w» lilrkcriiig or quarreiling his is ‘iilrti the case in athletic meetings fiili rather when a somewhat knot- ir nrobiem iu-isssJt is thrashed out ind the result is finial full agree. writ on the matter. f C If O That is as it should be. _ ll'l‘ inking matters slowly at first nit much bigger matters are being riivisicned for the future. and it Inlleiirs to this writer. that if the "me cooperation as has been “town all along continues to exist this Commission will reallv grow "ti" something big. And after all, that is their aim. O 1- O O

Boston Bruins. evidentlv rapidlv rounding into form. inflicted a 3-0 stnhack on Canadians in Wednes- dav nights National Hockey Len- cur and from m distnncg we “gold judge that the Bruins have

‘out arrived. The experts, despite flit slow start of the Boston team, rvili hunt’ to their rims when vii ining Art Ross‘ swat! were one i‘ iii.“ teams tn be feared.

il- i -l-

r

udv Dumnrt was very console.

we "i" in the victory with his twr-

‘NOVEMBER 12s. 194s

order

remembered by aiaiiy as the slim. small Yfllllllllel‘ who skated his way into the hearts

by his starry perform. llllC€$ on the steel blades. Four roars in a row he won theprovin-e

;SPOR

TING

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CHICAGO. Nov. M — (AP The last-place New York Ranc- ers virtually skated a slow Ohi- cago Black Hawk team off its feet for two periods tonight. and then after dropping behind in the final period. snapped back in the last four minutes to gain a 34 tie.

The Rangers dd not a low the C lei-scans to take the lead until

la in the final riod when the ‘ Black Hawks too advantage of penalties. Trailing 3-1, Chicago

swept info a 3-2 lead in less than o. minute alid a half. Two mip. utes later the Rangers tied the count. The tie put New York in a fifth-place tie with Toronto.

Summary: .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. First Period l-Now York, Demarco (Brown) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7:45 I-Chicagp, D. Bentley " (Mariucci Kalets) . . . . ....18:8-t Penalties: lifuntz. Mosienko, Juzda. Second Period v fi-New York, Shibicky (In radel _ . . . . . . . . . . . . It] Penalt es: Wares <2), Moe. Third Period 4-Cliicago, M. Bentley (Mosienko) . . . . 11:46 li-Chiozgo, D. Bentley (Mosienko) . l4 :00

B-New York, Shibicky (Juzda) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..io:12 Penalties:- D. Bentley, Juada (mai- or). Mariucci (mater), Watson (l0- minute Ill ’ ). Moe.

A. ii. L. Games

HERSHEY. Nov. fl-(CD-Her. shey Bears moved back into first place in the eastern half of the American Hockey League by de- featingb Cleveland Barons 3-2 tn- night efore a Thanksgiving, crowd of 7,754. . The teams played 10 seconds cv- ertime as the result of a freakish Near the ~end of thc game, the whistle stopped play and the time clock stopped Before play ‘was resumed a fan tossed a

i-ogram which landed on the key. board of the timekeeping n- ism. It started the clock whic ran l0 seconds without the teams being in action. ’ .

NEW HAVEN, Ccnn.. Nov. 22 (AID-Indianapolis Capitals added two more points to their lead in the western division of the Ameri- can Hockey League by defeating New Haven Eagles, 7-4. here to- night before 2,100 holiday fans.

Rolly Rossignol chalked up two counters in little more than a min. ute in the first period on assists by Johnny l-Iolota. Steve Wochy collected the other Cap counter.

Elect Officers For Oity Hoop League

Rev. Wa.l Dunstan!

ter McGuigan of saint University last night was elected president of tlic City Basketball League at a wo11 M. $811494 Jneeflil! of hoop followers llel Y.M.C.A. presentatives of five teams were present and much enthusiasm was iii evidence throughout. Other officers elected included: Secretary “more. George Young. with the executive cOfnposed qr Messrs Joe Cullen, Lt. C. H. Adair and Gor.

don Quigley.

Practices have already started and it was decided that a few exhibition games would be played duringutéhe next fem weeks.

ames after the ‘New year-Fell: “#1:: 11:1? dwiflfd. with the schedule to be drown up and forwarded to s11 Willis elfly in December.

ll. S. Football

UNITED STATES FOOTBALL RESULTS (Thursday) PROFESSIONAL NATIONAL l. AGUE Cleveland m: Detroit 21

COLLEGE East

and when the other pal" cf Kraut" line get streaming then

_',-~f11lk trains arc going to hgvg “iv i“ fear. especially when Clilnv. Coin. etc. are evidently

Fillil: better than ever this year.

REMEMBER viiieit

By The Canadian Press

"c Norniifii Smith of Detroit t 1/125: gratis-std‘, frolm" “iilockcy , ' c ay o o ng a Aildlfliiblc with Manager Jack orallli-"i. Smith refused torplay min- Imtllcue hockey with ittsburgh A ""5 of the International- vEFICBIl. and went back to his falim lob with a Detroit mot- iimltriny.

0|’

7* . _ Race Horse - vou cam

Jain STRATTON Rsctml 2:05V4

will Wonderful y ~ Mara

Scissor) .

rcvhtlv. has recei 20 years.

GB _ . The oft six tsntlo "'

m.

Delaware State 26. Bluefleld 2 .M.I. '7. Virginia Poly o Wilbegfcrce 20. West Virgina State

8004b South Caroitilni; l3. Wake For. e

A.A I‘. l4, N w In - _don Bubs 7 e n Fbr» Bram 8'1. Newbcrry 0.

HONORED pr carcass

IDNDON --. (C? _

Fiir niward Evans lavasflfimfi,‘ Brokll who was created s

Wed th freed Chelsea where he haselived lg;

carrmtl an. my,‘ “N; www-

,“ . he Lower Jellev a‘:-

Rangers Si... Black flawks Off Feet For Tie

tarnara, Complains Forced To Fight

(By The Associated Press)

a rest from scrimmage would do

him good," said Day.

Sport Briefs

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22 — (AP) -A record crowd estimated by officials at 20.000 watched Val- dina take

event on fair grounds’ eight-page opening-day card.

PIMLICO. Md. Nov. 22 — (AP)- Royal Flush, one of the most im- proved mares on the nation's tracks. further attested to her new found class by winning the ,

000 added Lady Baltimore Han

cap. the feature of a Than ing Dav program that drew 23.01 cus- tomers to the old Hill Top Track today. - NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22 —lAP) —Ri.chard T. Burke. 6'1, of New Or- leans. a former president of the National Boxing Association. died last night after a lengthy illness. Burke was known to thousands of fight fans through the United States as Dick Burke. ‘

Privy v Council ' To liear Temperance Act Arguments

TORONTO, Nov. fl-(CH-Cfl. Mapone, senior solicitor in the On. taro ottorney-generalu depart- ment, was due to sail

lfbm Hdll- Ah

Forty-Six llsiv Members Taken Into Local Legion‘

i‘

The regular m o! the Charlotte the Canadian night. Forty-six accepted

Repo lowing comr e who said that t Was a wonder-fit: J. D. Stewart w

success this year;

the question of General visit here next Monday and dc s" do b

y Tues- and a rec

com- paratively good light which. as the ditty wore on. became almost

male Bios. — mesgide. had win with I-ID isz. The female pup secti inthisclmwaswonbv J.; Lockeiby, Hamilton. with ciwsm. W3. Jenkins. Frenchfort won the second 158N101: male and female sac

suits appear below

The" champion platinum ail- ver pup award» went to Mutton-t Bros. Summerside. and they also held the reserve.

The champion adult platinum silv r was won by L. K. y of ilton with

of Southport. reserve. Mr. locker- byb fox also won the grand cham- "ctositi-io .. . e progeny an ge of sire. or what is generally known as IfW-DB. took up the balance of the moming. The afternoon was a full one. with a great many classes judged y the sceminfly tireless George Callback. At times it was almost ‘ possible to get near the Judging table the crowd was so dense and the seats were filled almost to cap- sclty- Everyone was good-natured Ed seemed to be enjoying the ow.

Foxes Chicago Hands

A considerable number of sales were made and as the Judging pro- gressed offers were flying back and

orth for fancied winners. There is no doubt tha-t the show has been the most successful since the boom days and will result in greater prestige for Island. fox . - New Brunswick and ova Scotia nnchersnvho attended their own ow: were loud in their praises of the Island event. and

fax tonight for England, where he will represent Ontario. Ss-skatclle. wam-Alberta and New Brunswick in a Privy Councilmppeal to have the Canada Temperance Act de- clared ultra vires the Dominion.

The hearing before the Ptivy Council will open Dsc. 8. The council held the act intra vim the

Bethune 1,, Smith, representin the Jlbder- aticn League, A. T. itohcad of the Temperance Federation. And Aime Geoffrion of Montreal. rep.

m . m glo-otitrfihmlfitiyw-wmk’

B. I. S.

SATURDA l‘. i0 l2

Follow the

' DANCING

gas ms altar,» _

resenting the Dominion Govern- men. .

~11‘ 011

thfl

amateurs "o ivor- “1 . RG00 finish

competition and it is . is that the closing will be around noon. or not later than 2 DJII. ‘Ilhen the foxes will d to crates and in w

500 h f warm of thaGardei-i ofthc G

lhllowipg is the result of inking yummy:

Clan l-Standaril Platinum ill-Ugh! - ‘ Becti Male, whelped in 104!

HALL

Y NIGHT

arising . Admission tea Crowd to

i. prettier-s. Summerside. ' - , hfort

l"'i".iir.-M

r

rue, ycnaanotrrcrowiv GUARDIAN’

thly meeting of towni branch of I-flion was-held last "new members were rts were given by the fol.

ad Howard Court 1e poppy oampflsn

ho gave the finan- cial tafement and also broiglét up rots

veterans ept on at vernment

almost '1‘. 1111i, Ren-

no

fhport. Section 3: lVIale whelped in 1945 —10 entries: . 1. Raoul Raymond, southport. 2. Raoul Raymond, Southport. . McLure a MscKinnon, City. McLui-e a MacKinnop, City, s. MacKim-ion. City. 6. S. R. Johnston, Fortunoliridge. Section 4: Female whelped in IBM-No entries.

Cllle ll -—Siiandlrd Plltllulm- Light

Section 1: Male wlielped provi- cus to 1945-7 entries:

1. Ernest T, Mill, Kensington RB. 2. Roy Woodside, Malpe ue.

3. Frank McKay, East yolty. 4. D. O. Stewart. Summe ‘ .- Scction 2: Female whelped pre- vious io 1045-8 entries.

1. Raoul Reymond. Southport.

2. McLure d: MacKinnon, City.

3. Roy Woodside, Malpeque.

4. D. O, stewart, summorside.

Cllls ll-Sllndlrd Platinum- Light

Section 3: in i946 -l2 entries:

1.12s. Johnston, Fortune Bridge. 2. McLure a MacKinpon, City. 3. MoLure s» MicKiiinon, City. McLui-e d: MacKinnon, Cit . L, W. Hancock. Summersi e. 0. S. R. Johnston, Fortune Bridge. Section 4: Female wlielped in 1945-13 entries:

1. Raoul Reymond, Southport.

J. Loc Hamilton.

Male whelped

4. 5.

Class 12—Standard Platinlim— Extra Light

Section i: Male whclped previ- ous to 1946-5 entrim: 1. Raoul Raymond, Southport.

-8 entries: 1. Ernest T. Mill, Ksnlingfop 3.8. 2. Raoul Raymond. Southport. 9. Raoul Raymond. Southport.

4. Fra k M Kay, last nit . l. R. l-Iulnphrey, Kenlrnyltoll. lhnhrd PlAoatlnlvam-Chalnpicn

Chml :D.O.Stswart.S - mention um

Platinum- on Pip

Giampicn: Raoul llflnond, . 5 i r." ,1 .llfl\fiinifi'llflfl lon- Grand lfilllll

ltandlrll Chlmpl

‘Oh pion: D. 0. Stewart.‘ sum- ll“ r.

11$;

inatloris such as ham and candied sweet potatoes. pork and apple sauce. beef and gravy. pork pat- ties and chicken and dumplings.

Crepes susettetin c

appearance .

others but canning compan- ies won't announce them until the

products are actually in produc- on.

a

soon the

“or development resulting from war research is a method to preserve tlia lfreshgaopeacance hot men vegetalbee. s. - stance. ordinarily lose much of their bright green color in cari- ning because chlorophyll, which give them color. is altered during the steriiizi

for

ers quantities of chlorophyll to the peas. the natural color was pie- serv . The same process can be applied to other green vegetables such as asparagus and brocccoli American Can Company also re- ports it has found a new way to can dehydrated milk and eggs which reduces the amount of orxy- gen to such a small amount that they will keep indefinitely. even at tropical storage temperatures without turning rancid.

MINES SIIATTER WINDOWS

SEAJFORD. lilnllland - (CP) - Windows were shattered recentlv at Seafood. Sussex. and Dvin- church. Kent. when WBSllHHlD mines exploded. In all l4 mines were washed up on the Smith

Manda-rd Platinum- (Get of Sire)

Raoul Reymond, Southport. Roy Woodside, Malpeque.

stander Platinum (Progeny of Darn)

l. Roy Woodside, Malpeque.

Cll-I l! — Standard Pearl PIM- illlllll -— Light

Section l: Male whelped previ- ous to 1046-6 entries:

1. Les. Johnston, Fortune Bridge, 2. T, G. Ives, Charlottetown. 8.11‘. Ci. Ives Charlottetown. Section 2: Female whelped oils t0 1946-4 entries-

l. 2.

pf!-

Shrstweburv Hosp! fered during the recent gale. when

Ballots For lion.-

were la envelopes in order t?» count in poll 5o

have the thrown. out but

we

I. or c. i , ' I I I-‘rgm . Br|[3||| Mr. Gardiner iirs Giiliiiiiii iilFFLI» (I b. dldanl) . IY GORDON llollAN i osmium n- ltaff Writq- FTMIY, "IV. - L’ " i 8 l5 P M r . muss and m- gang“; p,“ ' ' 8 pin heavywei t boxing champ, oiil-‘lvvllffiv... m-stst, 5);", more bouts but is un- ta mama tabled the Ilport oi able lo leave 10b. under the 01mg 4mm, y -r_ 3mm, o; s“; "Win11 "fir “fiu- l atchewan on alleged election ir- t "'19"? l-fl lnvmflm i" m"?- WX‘ regularities in Melville constituency Uguflrll NIW INTI i F" l" me wit“ silkl in the House of Commons today Q MALAD! ' After a conference with his It concerned Agriculture mama‘ _____ - i manager. ‘Pom Hurst. Woodcock Gardiner-s election ' a _(“,) .,. said. "I want as many fights as In a smtement- m IDNDON. Nov. m . _ possible. One every six weeks w. Mart“, and m? 9 "W" Weary British house veg. would suit me but lhe lob is ruic- ma, m,“ M, b lime found ailing each mornigtd‘ in: opponents." with gfter they em cegnililiittffi: um md “mum m

limits is owned by the Dominion Government and this simply means double taxation for our property-owners". Mir. Isncr pointed out that bot Halifax and Saint John have pre~ pared their cases to be submitted to the Exchequer Court of Can- showing why the on Government should pay these municipality charges. In the case of Halifax, a special indemnity of $236,000 is beinl 00019611 additional water. fin and police services and wear and tear on the streets caused by ser- vices establishments. Heavy army navy and air force transport trucks have caused breakdown of paved streets in many sections of the city. which otherwise would have imiained in repair for years longer. he pointed out. Apart from these considerations. cost of edu- cation had greatly increased due of the forces and their children

Pearica on Committee

Major General 0.17.. Pearkes. V'.C.. Progressive Conservative member for Ntinaimo has been npDOin-ied the marine and fisheriw committee of the Com- G.J. Tustin. of a coastal riding. en. formerlv officer commanding the Canadian army Pacific Command. is familiar with many problems of the marine and fishing industries cl British Col- umbia.

D

DONCASTER. Einlllmil —- (<3?) _.Troops occupying Dimflliifl racecourse are to leave early next year. and Doncaster corporation Race Committee are askinfl 501k" cv Club permission to

House is planned; JameaMcKenna __.,,.-.... _... a "m, "m “an blew down a that the judge had been unable to

MILAN, Italy, Nov, fl._p1-11nq Wh° Npoftodon theprosress heme _.._.......-~-- i sol-non of them committee tent. fiwerial“ ‘he "wit" responsible Camera. one-time world heavy- imde 1h c0 struction of An addit- Police and civilians held it up 03mm” “cumi- geigltig ‘EXIQXIUK ‘champion. sigflnto. lgnivtfuybe rudywoéfldaffg l :1: “Oglflallgrffl? Dtgie congnittlee to ballot‘ ‘gal m1“, Ill“: Wig“:

B S Cl l’ 0 D8» TS Ell IYIOUQV e pgtol point tge enter thgcie-gig for? "fly h‘ ‘hi! n" Yell‘; Don rant, . befoi-a the canvas collapsed. dig" "id 3'7 1°? H- J- 30118011. C- osh; comeback be“, Wm, mm xwho reported that good progress | n,“ ca,“ new; ms mp,“ 0-1- candidate. and that this count rouchout the mm l" Mus.“ Wednesday mam as been made in the formation AUTOMATIC I blew all over the course and the t?" exprefled the will o! the fleilmmli-‘i- DT- F-Mkfi-

In an interview with the “sock g aklogion team to enter the City so o K l‘ I weighing in scales were smashed. wlfrs who voted in that p011, wrote in the M3281: ‘M u.‘ ates press, "u, mpound gamer‘ “W BY 14¢ lie and lilo that a Onlv four of the eight horses in d! 9V9 0f the ballots for Mr. Gar- JWmflL 3° 5" ° my ' 1mm“; ms “van-round mhnlcul Zion bow team was about the_last race seemed able to move w?" were ollbseqiiently tampered W" "*- knogkqut 0,, up,” um." m; 4,, Pegs; to begin functioning. the whic and the fudges will gay being marked lightly mi- mmded a "mm bow.“ l tables and other games declared th contest lnivaJid and . nson and the mark then