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Slllzl LIQUOR - The local RDMP. seized a small quantity o! liquor on Crestnut Street yester- day. The liquor was concealed in a snowbank.

EVENING AUXILIARY MEET- lNG-The new evening auxiliary ol the Women's Missionary Society or Trinity United Church held its tlrst regular meeting last evening in Hearts Memorial Hall. Mrs. Hugh Miller, the President, presid- ed. Several members took part in the program, Alter the business period an interesting time was spent on thogtudy o! our missions in Korea.

B. Y. P. U. MEETING —- The regular weekly meeting oi the Bap- tist Church Young People; Society last night took the rorm of a de- bate the suject being, resolved that the church oi 40 years ago was more eflectlw than the church o! today. The speakers on the pro side were, Messrs. Nell Price. leader, Charles O'Brien. and Justin Jordan.

The con speakers were, Miss Vinlgt ~

110111. 188401‘. Mrs. Foster Moore, and Miss Sarah Neill. The critic was Rev. Dr. Vincent. In a. stand- ing vote the pro aide won‘ by a large majority. '

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Fur Auction Sales which will 09m on Monday. General indica- tions predict that prices will be nrm. Hudson Blu will start the sole with 19.000 kins iollowed by Arming and Cobb with 14.000. Frederick l-luth 22.000. C. M. Lampwrl 18,000.

Hiday. lldarch L-A rally o! all Rlarlottetown Guides took place lithe headquarters o! this Com- pany, st. Paul's Parish Hall. Dur- ing the evening the Guides were addressed by their Commissioner, Miss Wilson, who congratulated them on their neat uniforms and spoke of tblrProrvlncial Rally to be held in Charlottetown next July when the Guides would have the great honour and privilege o! see- ing their founder, 10rd Baden- Powell and the Chic! Guide of the world, Lady Baden-Powell. Miss Wilson showed the Guides a beau- tllul shield which has been gener- ously dcns‘ ‘ by Her Excellency the Countess o! Bessborough to the Guides oi’ Prince Edward Is- land. w be competed for annually

Speed Race As Seen by PEI Man At Daytona Beach

A friend in Simmer-side received a clipping from .Mr. T. Arthur Dawson 0t Albany, P. E’. Island, oi an account oi Sir 1 Malcoln Campbell's adzivitles in his racing model "Bluebird" on Doyiona Beach

by all the companies in the Prov- mm“ I m“ hu-Duwsomwltllhlswlleasld his 114's and Mrs. James

cilnillis “tum who!‘ M’ n e general ' ' knowledge competiti at the 1f, “Milgffi; N11! were as follows: Orchids 14, wok B Duty m“. ‘m hi, m, to gate Hlelathera 12, Bluebirds ll, Dwqma Beach w m the speed °' "=4 5W1"- “Wsfl king. Bir Malcolm Gompbell in his 1°“ m” Wm" "m "l" 1n 131° racing car "Bluebird". In the party holler competition. were Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Grady oi '11" Marv-m for wt Friday's cllanmuwwn. other! fmm the Mills has ham sllshtlv altmd- Island spmding the winter month-s 1'" "l" 11m 11W!‘ the Guides W111 at at. Pamela-g are Mrs. p. n. 1110M their Dart in the Provin- Morrison, Mr. and Mm. J. Henry 11111 Rfllly- Distraction will be (or Oaudet, Mrs. Bonnsma-n and Miss Mm! property and at "campfire a MncKellvie. lumber o! second class and PIO- The clipping is taken 1mm the fldfllev bakes will be presented. ‘ Independent" newspaper published in the “Sunshine City".

‘I'll BANG!!! Unlike a recent dispatch from Day- m». Beach it makes no reference ‘me weekly meet‘ took place to the fact that Lady Campbell had

at the Rovers’ Dan. Mrs. Merritt willie‘; Miss Wilson, Provincial 00mm loner, as s. Ra. er. than the in turn enrolled thelulollowlng DAYTONA BEACH. March 4 —- llrb: Jean Forsythe, Mary Nlchol- T110 M11108 0! swell P1111 hi8 100i m, Laura Mclmgne’ Evelyn mo“ down all the way lOdBY. not 0n the ulll 1mm 1393mm Basin“, d“. throttle o! hard-pressed old Blue- 00351011 mo]; m,“ 1n “mutton bird. but flat on continuance oi with the 5t. John's Ambulance "WM "m" °n 92mm“ ‘and’ ‘m’ Cour-m ‘he ruly and m9 Ranlenv til the beach definitely improves. concert. Two new songs were Th“ “u!” be many-Wm‘ the learned and the warm! °‘°’°d Wald” at: plllgvI-(llruizithriglvl: I I

1m Guide Bvensong and Tape. wk!‘ $1 Wm‘ or 1w’ we mg blue thunder-wagon stays in the garage until there is no danger o! sir Malcolm Campbell's eyeballs ilyin! out. his head getting torn away by tho wind, Jouncee bNaklnK straps that hold him in the cockpit

and hurling him into the neigh- , b0

'I‘he slim Englishman. who will stand just so much of anything. 1n- cluding behlrld-the-hand heckllng wt local officials who insist 0n tell- ‘ng him what he's doing wrong, and swivel chair athletes who hold their nataaezomilesarlhoulgraoed once down the beach yesterday. He hit 2'10 miles an hour, a shade under

ulything to do with Sir Malcolm postponing the race. (BY EDWARD J. NEIL)

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the record. but for the second straight day he was in trouble all the way.

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Island Hospital, March lil, ma, Mr. Harper MacKay, aged as years, son or w. and Mrs. Nell lnoxay, Mur- ray mrbor.

-- MMIAY-At her helm. Irooland. ‘ March l2. 1085, Marti-mt later. ' dearly beloved wile o! muons 1mm. are e0. moors! Th0"- doy at I PJII. Interment Plebyter-

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bloke loose on both sides oi his mo- tor, and he was nearly gassed by fumes that poured into his cockpit. Yesterday, the beach was so rough that halt his time his head was jounced above the level or his wind- shield, the pressure nearly scalp- ing him. His goggles were driven down over his nose and mouth, al- most choking him. he skidded arter a bump and swe-revd badly alter another; his tires were cut, and the tread was tom completely from one o! them. Even so, a. return run north which he refused to make under the conditions, would have returlmed him s. new record i! he could have clipped .17 seconds ol his southward time throluh the measured mile.

so today so Malcom.

smiling

gently to all but very firm, lied halt. c” B

"1 won't drive Bluebird again un.

p o p u l a r cretonne covered

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til the beach is considerably bet- ter." he said. “The car is marvel- ous. I {eel tine, but the tact is that while this beach is grand ioraves- age speeds, it simply won't do at speed above 27o miles an hour."

Drove High on Course

As aresult therewssagrcatio- do in hotel lobbies as the local au- thorities who worship the racing stmnd and can’; bear to hear a word that even qualities pertemlon, quibbled querulously with one oi the two living men who have driv- en 200 miles an hour on laud, sur- vivor oi’ 80 years oi racing. it'll-i ssidhedmvetoo high on the course. kcelflns away ill-cm the wa- ter, and that was the reason why he hit rough spots and lost at least 25 mllx an hour through slippage o! his wheels.

This is where you get the most of the best for the least.

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Campbell explained patiently that at 2'10 miles an hour you set 18 1891'- cit your course sometimes with ease and tremendous celeriby.

As to Bluebirds ability to break the present record, Campbell doesn't retain a. single doubt, given proper conditions under him.

--yo,, don't spend $50,090 on a trlP over here unless you know that." no said. "I! Bluebird won't do ‘Z75 you can have her."

SHANGHAI, March 1'1 Enthusi- astic plans are under way 1'19" 1° make China hockey conscious. Con: structlon has started on snapshots

Y rrrt artificial rink which will have

an ice surface o! 200 by 85 feet with accommodation ior hockey teams or 700 skaters and 4000 80cc- tators. Hitherto skatlnB has been confined in a. general way to Tlent- sin and Peking and other centres o‘ orth China and Manchurl1.__

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Legislation W o u l d Provide Equitable Means For The Dis- tribution of P r o - ducts.-

(C. I’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

‘IORONIO, Mar. IL-To provide s. steady flow ct a-Bfloultursl W011- ucts and assure distribution o1 these products were the main aims or the natural products marketing act. Hon. Riches-t Weir, Dominion Mm- isbe-r or Agriculture. told the Carl- odlan Club here today.

"I: the farmer can go about his zvolrlrhnowlnghewillnot be ex- aioitcd,” laid Mr. Weir, “he will put none into his eflorts and will be hapfle! I heart."

Mir. Weir said cha-nsihs condi- tion; had ccnlronted the govern- ment with a serious agricultural mashd-‘ing ,. ‘lem. In 1929. Can- ada. sold to the United States 250.- 000 header cattle and calves and in 1000 with the new United states tarilla this market was practically closed.

As a. result or the Ottawa Trade Agreements Canada could ship 280,- 000,000 pounds o! bacon a. year to the United Kingdom. But Great Brtbetn wanted a. high quality prod- uct and due to home consumption. this was lacking for export. The Unllted Kingdom also welcomed carnelian apples but threatened to place a barrier on the irult due to mngmst infections.

‘rheee were Problems with which the Department of Agriculture were laced, messed lvh‘. Weir. who com- membd the farmers on their co- operation to raise the standards o! their. products.

Soviet Press I r k e d B y _ GermanReport’

0N SALE AT CHARLOTTETOWN

SUMMERSIDB

Assassin Suspect I: Departed

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) _ VATICAN CITY, March 10- A Mexican named Carlos Roberto Mumfl-y. who was arrested four day! ago at the Vatican alter several at- tempts to see Pope Plus, sailed from ‘Trieste today on the 8. S. Ss/tumla.

Vatican and Italian police an- nounced that his departure from Italy closed an incident which at flrstsce -‘ lilreanattemptonthe lite o! His Holiness.

Italian police questioned Min-gay for a. whole day alter his finest,

having found a. long sharp stiletto inside his shirt while on the Vati- can premises.

The-y did not disclose what they discovered concerning the mans at- flllaclons, revealing only that he was a. Mexican and a Catholic,

HERES MAR-K T0 SHOOT AT

(By The Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, March 12 -— There are two young hockey players here who may, some day. lllve the judg- es who pick the Nstimal league's Lady Byng trolphrwinner a. head-‘ ache i! they ever make the "big time.”

They are Ros MacTavlsh, aged 15. and “Bil1" Gibb. axed 14. voted the most gentlemanly players in their divisions in the Winnipeg Midget Hockey League. MacTavlsh. who stars on leit wing {or Pan- thers. oi the "A" division, and Gibb who patrols right wing (or Excel- slors in the "B" gmup, have never served a penalty in live years of

ockey.

Ms/cTavish played two years with‘ Quecnstor, in the Winnipeg Plsy- smunds League and with Panther, paperweights and ilyweishts. Gibb Played with church-Andrews. in the Playgrounds League, for three seasons and with Excelsior fly- welghts last season.

—__-_______.. BRACKLEY POINT SCHOOL

Honor roll for month oi February:

Grade I-l, Susi MacCallum: 2, Annie MscCallum.

Grade II — I, Alfred Murray; 2. Dorothy Robinson; 3. Alexander Murray.

Grade II‘I—l. Clayton Ford: 2, Fenner Stewart; 3, Nell MacCalium.

Grade IV--1, Bertha. Stewart; 2, _

Jamie MacCallum. Grade V-l, Annette Stewart; 2,

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By Special Arrangement With Samuel French (

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i" "h3g3; m“ ""1 Very Few Men Under 40-

. March Ill-The cm- csl Soviet press today arc Ger- many a! using its "pmpngand ma- chine" to amuse the idea wu- be-

vnen t U. B. S. R. d Japan is During the first halt oi llle there Imperial Lilo. t he m are lots oi expenses tor the married ' required (or such a policy

inevitable. On the contrary. it de- clared, relations with Japan are im- roving.

pAt the same time Russian news- papers labelled as a. malicious in- vcntion Gcnnan reports Joseph Stalin and other Soviet lenders had decided to make a play ior British and other support by spreading l {also tpleeeion Communism is in a period cit self-liquidation.

The Communist press directed its attack at an article said to have been printed in the Vollrlscller ‘Beo- bachter. German National socialist OTIS".

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