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ing if he is willing to work", the Premier said in telling his lis- teners that a union is no good to a farmer who can set. his own hours.

Best Men Needed

He stated that times were go- ing to improve here steadily re- gardless of which political party was in power and suggested that the people set good men into the government. He did not believe that the best type of men were entering politics and offered a remedy. He told the people of King's County that they should have a. committee to study the situation for a. year in advance of elections oo find the best possible type of men to elect to the Leg- islature.

Premier Jones said he was not talking for either the Liberals or the Conservatives. instead it. was Just pratical politics. He expressed the thought that his party had good Liberals in the House now "but if you can send better Con- servatives I will stand aside."

several other speakers were heard briefly following the open. ing. Mr. Lou Roper. Provincial Department of Agriculture, agreed on the value of combining the Dundas and Sourls fairs. He said the plowmen yesterday had good land with no stone: on which to work. While agreeing that it was a bit rough in spots he said that the plowmen who could do a good Job on it would do a good Job at hoiriwth in

e ou the fair . hibit all greeds of mtti:1gI::st::d of confining itself to just one type and said that the Dundas show should be a central fair for all King's County to give exhibi. tors from all its areas a better chance to show.

Mr. George Bavillo. M. L. A., said that all are anxious for Prince Edward Island to prosper, but the weak point was the loss of younger men to other provinces. He said any young farmer willing to work can assure himself of a livelihood and A good home here and should think twice before leaving.

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President of the Association. re- called its early days and how it has developed with the help of Premier Jones and good publicity. Mr. Leslie Hunter in thanking the speakers said that the Dundas Match would contribute 350 to- wards the expenses of the cham- pion plowman going to the matches to be held in Ontario.

Claim Medication Did Not lrriiaie Rocky's Eyes

Pl-IIIADELPHIA, Sept. 24-(AP) Jersey Joe Walcott's handlers said today no medication was used on the former champ last night that could have irritated Rocky Mar- ciano's eyes.

Marciano blinked both eyes dur- ing the middle portion of the fight and complained to his corner that he couldn't see.

"We used a preparation made up of brown Vaseline, thymoliodids and adrenalin on the cut over Joe's left. eye," said trainer Dan Florio. "That stuff won't irritate anyone. We've been using it for years."

"The only other thing we used on Joe was the cocoa butter we applied all over his body before the light. It's like olive oil. It helps keep a fighter warm in chilly weather."

Charles Thinks He Can Defeat Rocky Morciano

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24 - (AP) -Ezzard Charles. former heavy- weight champion of the world, says he is convinced he can de- feat Rocky Marciano. the new title holder, and wants a bout with him.

Not right now. however. said the Cincinnati veteran. from whom Joe Walcott took the title with a knockout.

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Deleciive San Suchan. Jackson Fire Shgs

TORONTO. Sept. 24 - (CF)- Det.-sgt. Roy Perry, star witness in the crown's case in the murder trial of Steve Suchan and Leo- nard Jackson. said today Such!" fired two shots and Jackson one in the March 6 shooting in which Det.-Sgt. Edmund Tong was linin-

Another Crown witness, Charles Weddell, testified. however. lhlt Suchan did all the shooting and Jackson had an opportunity to fire at Perry but did not ghoot.

In another of the Boyd gang trials, Det.-Sgt. Adolphus Payne said four 32 bills identified as having been stolen from a bank were found in a DUFSE 1193101121713 to Mrs. Edwin Boyd. Mrs. Boyd's husband has pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing the bank.

Norman Boyd. Edwin's brother. Joseph Jackson and Allister Gib- son are on trial on charges rang- ing from bank robbery to harbor- ing a criminal and receiving stolen money.

Perry gave the Suchan-Jackson hearing an account of events leading up ;c the shooting in which Tong was fatally wounded and Perry himself suffered a bul- let wound in the right arm.

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