Trenton-lunior Si. Mary'iln Draw

NEW GLASGOW, Nov. 1.6 --(OP) Trenton Scotias of the A. P. C. Hoc- key League played to an 8-8 draw with Halifax St. Mary's Juniors in an exhibition game here Saturday night before 1,200 fans. Halifax staved off defeat on a goal by Wu- ner in the last minute of play.

NoVE,1iLBERj17. 1,952. . . . THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

-T'”f PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE I Summer Street. Slililmejlide. . Phone, I011.

Newt. . GEORGE GLOW and 01903.0! W0'l'I'0N. i Home Phones: I081 Ind I0!!- The Guardian may be bought. at any of the following aiorea in Stantmeraidai nsolrvtnro. sununer street; " ' Drugatore. ll Central Street: my. News-atnnd. water sh-eel; Mark (nuclei. or Granville stress; that the hid placed by the town of H, Douoettol Grocery. Second Street; Island Mow; Tranaporg S" n side with the Crown Assets Wm, street; vinoaa Grocery, uo Iluaaeu streetl lnnalra lab Corporation for the purchase of the Service Drna. old post. office building has not been 'i 1- Wilt! In Konllnnon. accepted. The amount of the bid

rriqlt TI-Im"l'Ef.'itr;' Graziano's Name ' Comes Up In N.Y. Narcotics Probe

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 -(AP)- Rocky Graziano, former middle- weight boxing champion Friday was linked with Thomas (Three- Flnger Brown) Luchese. who has

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Belieque Rink Annual Meeting

CHARLO'i"l'E'1'OWN 7

Conservative Party Meeting Held At 0'leary

Mr. R. R. Bell. provincial leader of the conservative Party. addres- ed a public meeting of the Young Pfokrtssive Conservative Associ- ation of the second District of Prince on Thursday

Toronto Argonauts Win Finals Opener From Hamilton

....r.. 0.. Old Post Office is ileic.-ctend

-It was learned over the week end

-The annual meeting of the Becleque skating Rink was held on Tuesday evening, November 11th with an average attendance pres- ent.

The president. Mr. Arnold Hen- derson presided and opened the meeting with an address giving a

By The Canadian Pren Hamilton Tiger-Cats should know exactly how Edmonton Eskimos felt about a month ago before the west- ern football champions pulled the

gall

. hensive review of the "em"? in T1... oomoback or in e t .. WEST PRINCE onnw; .1," not "laud 10, pubhcwoh. n Very. compre oulry commumt Huh. Th l - e y ar o earn I been described as the over-all uberwm Funk wed". mpwunhan is rehhbly understood, however. that yglear;2nv:lol;l:;nn1t;iltirIEeei;hrl:t ex: "we of the 13” re 33:11” meetlfmlfwlals u S e berth inthe Nov. 29 Grey cup final. co-ordinatoi.-. of the illicit nu-. "mum ad om” "Id '5' mm the band!" and land could have it hid Men I record Ygelr as far "ad by the Secretary. Mr. Emerson ' ' g '1'-bndgidlsmtlo-fi::ft:ot.q u?rfrEiol?tto6-.5AIaKx:)T coggzighghc rlinamriezuzzwklntinytha

been purchased by the Provincial Government for 57,500 and when the government indicated that it had no

smailman. and adopted 3.; read, Reports of committees were dealt with and all business taken care of.

nauts in the first game of their home-and-home total -point Big Four champonship series, collapsed

picture as the State Crime Com- mission read into the records sworn testimony given by Luchese be-

as attendance and finances were concerned; that good order and good will were characteristic of all

..u'QUlB.l'.' about Co-op Insur-

--FOII QUICK starting in cold mm at your Co-op Store.

Weather. buy number 10 light

ay The Canadian Press Mobil motor oil at Bruce's. EA

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. ' tentlon of purchasing then the Th "cl - -mz. LALLAGHAN has return- "" . the games and events staged in .9 9'” 9".” Sidney l""""l- W" Cornell 13 Dartmouth 1 before a home-town crowd of 17.312 lore commission investigators in Unhed states and nmhsmnvn December em for town of summerside automatically the rink nnd n medal mendly co- Cilpied the chair and in his opening ' A,-my 14 perm 13 Saturday and km 2241 They have private.

gd from the will be in his office at the usual

' hours.

came next on the priority list. The property will now be adver- tised for sale at public auction and

Luchese denied he owned I piece of Graziano. The commission. however. produced a wire tap re-

remarks expressed his pleasure of Once again being able to attend such meetings in O'l.eary and his

Princetown 2'1 Yale 21

operative spirit with the membe s Syracuse 20 Colgate 14

of the South Shore Hockey League

a 16-point deficit to overcome and

St. Mark's Guild bazaar and pan- about now the citizens of the moun-

try sale at Kier Clark's, Kensing-

tan. . T. J. Inman. secretary and man- Fordham 33 Temple 6 - , . 4

..rowN or Kensington tax -ha glide ifhlhfogflgzfjf brl1dd9l- h-ti ll?” user gave a detailed report of the "'3'" ml" mm Pl "'9 Y- Pr 5-" Perm Sim 7 Ruiz?” 5 t3l?h:ih)at?;:ni)r:::tl.m comparing " cord which allegedly revealed WHS are requested h, make f)t1ANUlrACTUnEns of hum in e oteemerrirn 1an0thEVet:1del;ll'”V;' revenue and expenditure stating were unable to attend due to other Brown 28 Harvard 21 If rngencnys Mn ht -I-ammo Luchese used to meet. with the lwmnny of .1: taxes before No. equipment .have boosted prices M3 d 5 91” 9 that as extensive repairs were be- e”3a39m9n''5 111 the l0Wll- he Navy 28 Columbia 0 wednmdny afternoon nnd ndvnnc, lomlel” Clllllllllloll Flld him l-7515' Wmh” smhn An" that date h about 20 per cent. Buy when ayor an Councillors so desire. S mg made to the rink, n 1”” rev. Mrs. Dan Lidstone. president of Boston 11, 14 mu; 1 hm) the Eawern Canada madam er Whitey Bimstein in the liquor n9;,..ullr-r-s list will.be posted in fencing land barn equipment now T”'T”rr?' enue was required to take care or the Women's Association, was in- pmsburgn 4,3 N0,-tn cm-Olin; death mm, ithey Wm match any store 'of Joseph C. Ryan. one of m.,,,nnnce with tho Town Act. 13, at Braces. same. 3. W. Johnson gave a report tmdueed by in” 3P"k9l”- She gave state it thing the Eskimos did in the went, mgfilli: ;1'r:l9::ep5- on Oct. 1' 1946'

0 order of Mayor and Council. -&- 0" the repairs to the pump and the E splendid talk on the organizing Amherst 21 Williams 19 cm semi-finals against Calgary and came Eng, Gmznmo 10” the ma

-RESERVE Friday. November . . . grading of grounds around the and need of Women's associations. Lehigh as Carnegie Tech. - - - . ,,1-M; pulvzmu. or the lair. 28th. for Lads and Lassies Pipe and rink. Ira Crozier and Arthur Mur- She 7911 will when Wlmlell W9"? W SOUTH g'.fmLf,Z1 ,:ffm?,',e,. 1.32.3? h,Ba1;:e. dlewmgm mle ."” Tifny Z3” 0” ll...-. wlliialn Barlow. who passed Blind from Charlottetown. in g my reported progress in regard to do I lob they did it in it most com- Gecrgits 1.3 Auburn 7 folks .;........r who concede therh 3:515 z2i;.al'nGr.?:l;a'nOl6V0lll4';heL2g:

, ; ;t he tome in W iii t 5llmi'riel'Side High School ud't - . . the u h i' to t d th h . "” ' F l 9 mg 0" ium. in aid of the Rink IiPund.or Ml” Bemlldetie pmenn is hockpeyrceqiislellrgierijtfw new and other Fifucllied theohiggllghltintileinrfngg Tennessee 26 Florida 12 mm” ” 5 Charm” W 3” Pm ”3”' Rm” W” 0"”i"”d W P W”

-rt v. N r h mu, -'ii 1” . :72 dirom Otlfenlislxcllington prewm gmployed in Alberto" at Rave a report in coJriarlitel:t8ion 031:: organizations of Western Canada Gamma Teach 7 Alabama 3 nautsi from boxing in New York Sm” for ittlfl Church at 2.00 pm. on . D!” Phmlm" ,the painting of dressing rooms Mr Gus Peters gave a brief ldlk 19N0"h Carolina 26 South Gamma The TommO'Hamm'on game wok railing to rem” E bmm He WM

, -, N ' h 171i. 1 t - - r - ' h ' . , . top billing in the eastern foothall returned to good standing Mu I. i)u'ol”(.r7'NgEtl'g1nE;,eOp1e-is Clgnigi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pincnu 9050?; ahgigwgngctggficmmmagd glir 0nMt:ieBvgtishglrihgfufaisgciartionv. Cincinnati 54 Washington a&DG week-end but on other fronts two 1949.

Well! Slmday 8110515 01 MT. and ' ' ' em ' 8 a E e Hung 0 senior championships were won.

dcrson. president: Earl D. Leard. vice president; T. J. Inman. secret- ary-manager: James Clark. Brew-

men and women in the interest they were showing in political affairs. He referred to so many of the young

Duke 14 Wake Forest 7 West Virginia 27 Virginia Tech. '1 Virginia 4.9 Richmond 0

Sarnia Imperials won their 16th Senior Ontario Rugby Football Union title and the second in twoj

Vicinity

-Mrs. William J.

lrrl

Mrs. Emmanuel Gallant of Rose- bank. on November 9th.

NGTON - SPRING-

Jap Boxing llllamp

. - . Will moo! in 5!. Painter re- T""T or W. Johnson, John Gree I l h i I l h ' . .. Milk: parish hall. Kenslngion ivllrlled to her home in, Burlington His many. friends are glad to Cmzier. Frank Jardmen K1,,thf:;!::0sx)e:k aE::;jo),?nes:Vewhifhprgglggf gf;::S9k3.7;1C,1;T:01';n1g14 years with at 24-7 decision over D f d on Wednesday. November 191). at on Sunday. November 9th after 599 ME Mile 00170” back Rmolli-' Murray; auditor. John 5. wright, hleved should and Could he hmvhh M." isslpp; Sade my; LSU 14 Toronto Balmy Beach to make it e S I e . 3 pm. Rev. G. Lbs-irr. rector 0! 5D9lld'-n8 he past two weeks at lhtial-h C;llkl1lll19l91.l' lesmleil 0 -.........M.- ed at home. he concluded hysnying vlf;ini;pp,mmm, 20 The (made, Ga-19 on the total-points Vrrllmd. ”:.:.-.:.:- ES.”f..?.?”'.i.””.iii- ”' ' ' he at one 19 i ..li.”.L'"”5 2”: "ma": ?':'?:”' i . we or o n. ', rs. lam us . "-- - , . . . i e 0 er a oron ex a r- n an 0 M Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin gifzigsv zgngiiugifslgeldlggg 59”” 9” Tennessee state 26 Morris Brown day to decide which team Wm meet nym'Il(:l(f:g,obtlo;r6rllg Hy;,lehi5g,l)1t-I-:-h:;llnf

Eskimos in the big one at Varsity

Stadium at the end of the month. The University of Western On-

tario Mustangs took the intercol-

have recently returned from Riv- erside to spend the winter months at their home here.

pion Yoshio Shirai Saturday night drove aging ex-chamvplon Dado Mar- ino into retirement. Japan's first

0 A hearty vote of thanks was ex- tended to speakers. The next meeting is to be held at

-FN'tiA(iE.'.lENT-Mr. and Mrs. N mutt Branscombe of Wadi-na. Saskntciielvan. announce the on-

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dinnis, Margate, left on Tuesday Novem-

Kentucky State 12 Knoxville 0 Louisville 34 East Kentucky State 20

and Vicinity

ziiizorllvnl Of We'll dallshlvl. Ruth her 11th. for Toronto where they :OO , Tvne V-1).... boxing champion won n unanimous

zfIl'T!l(h)tl))inv1Vl'r? Iiaertlflon to -attend he Toronto Ex- pr::seelnet.renfsipenrfdihIg Rlt0i:neyvahslatl::ri . A delicious lunch was served by Michigan S1tgt2vgfSNrotre Dame 3 lemme -mle-bad: ht: Lontdon hr. me 151m”"d decmlm 1" W5 m'3" W49 ii... .sum.nm-lrir, P.E.I., wedding .1v1..1o.,",iB e pafhy Wm "mm by with his father in Readsville TM" ””d M” om" M"D””' iheledm Michigan 21 Purdue 10 ?,b.m; ilmf m ii. if: d”e""e -

to-ink-c place December 5th. 1952. 5 gm n (fiend Vt eriltthey gun to Mass. and other relatives in Boa-I ”id were recent guests ac me hume Iowa 39 Northwestern 14 U” 556-: mg, Tuightoggfuu D84 Marmot I 35'Y53l"0ld 81'8TldY&-

M Tm pm. in Ryersun United D W ass vs mg trends. ton . 2' ivlllndand Mrs. Harold Philtlips. western Hum” 39 Norman m- TIX11 VE;'ml); o V-Cm brmkm I. then Sud he was through In” 1-,

Chtlrrlt 1iamilton,'Orltarlo. M d I . ' M--- '9” ”” s . ....,;..14. ,. '9, 1””? .lM;'f;'mue nnfgh, rem in the ring. Hereaater. the

. nmh en 5' of Mrs. William Case- Mr and MN Herman Cowman M t Indiana Smw7Hanover7 me) lrs -p ace ewl su ca hme American Fmpmo um, he

-h LODGE DINNER n A most icy, Kelvin Cal-ove. who .underwent of Piugwhe Bghnm amed M Mr Much sympathy is being ex- Ohm State 2,1 Imnms 7 ed the college season two pon up Wm stick to his job M mm mlesh

delzgmiul evening was enjoyed ml opemho" in the Pllllct C0l"l' i i ' p ' i5 tmded to Mr" and M” R5” Mu” - - 9" the Tcmmm C1”b' man in Honolulu. He lost tihe title November and Mrs. Albert Saunders of. pm. on the death of man- nme Wisconsin 3'1 Indiana 14 to am”! Inc May 19

t H itl ' -, y 05p 8 on Fnda) Minn la13 Nebraska7

Thursday. Nov. l.it.h when members of thc Corinthian Lodge No. 19 of O'Leary, their wivm and invited friends gathered at the Legion Home where they were served a jPilCl0l'5 goose supper by the Knuts- ford Women's Institute. After the banquet the gathering was enter- tained by remarks and speeches.

7th. will be sorry to learn that Her condition is not improving as rap- (idly as might be hoped for.

Mrs. W. J. Harrngton has re- turned to her home in spring val- ley much improved in health af- ter receiving treatment for infect-

Bloomfield. visited in Charlotte-' town on Sunday, November 9th.

Her many friends will regret to hear of Mrs. Joseph LeClair's re- cent lllness which confines her to bed for some time. All wish her a speedy recovery.

daughter ulanice Wendy) on Sat- urday evening, November 8th.

Miss Eunice Phillips has return- ed to her home in Mount Pleasant after spending the past week at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Phillips.

Fredericton 2-l

MONCTON. N. B.. (CP)-Toughie Sleeves debut in the Mollci'0n' I-lnwks' rage Saturday night as Moncton edged second place Fredericton Capitals 2-1 and took a five-point.

Nov. 16- made his

Oklahoma 4'7 Missouri '1

Kansas 12 Oklahoma A arm Mi 1

Wichita 41 Drake 14 ,

Ohio Wesleyan 9 Witterlberg 1 SOUTHWEST

Rice 16 Texas A and M 6

SMU 27 Arkansas 1'1

Houston 28 Baylor 6 ,1

Billy Ford clashed in s i'iat-a.nd-

Halifax Atiantics

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The game broke wide open a couple of minutes later when Pidsodny and -Halifax forward

Grandpa Marino fought aggres- sively but his age was a. telling handicap. He was no match for the

' ' faster, taller 29-year-old Japanese.

persistent Atlantlcs deadlocked the SCOTE.

B.Y.C. Bowling

Mr Ralpht (r)iddaneias,DrTnag.er of ger;- 1”" in he mm" county H”p1””' g The Blnnmneld comer w, 1. "Th: Miss1c;lJeialn Millar andtsor-f :(;i;dHlC:iC'klPl;,9 Le:;:ueE'""5Wlck 59'" Texas 14 TCU 'l . mck duel Both drew major : s. . - . -. e a'es. crs e. were ues a. . . . v , . mo"? n r U6 come 5 Harland McGulrk is mak- held the” annual meeting M thel 3 g Stet-ves, a recent junior base- FAR VEST penalties. Thereafter, eight goals

lifr.

the home of Mr. and Mrs Orrin

Utah State 27 Brigham Young at

League ynderway

er. chef veterinarian of the Island, . home or Mu-5, prank o'Mel-rm, .

who Spoke On his travels to many mg 3 good "emery an” an op"'IThe treasurer sported a very suc- Mllcblmald ”" Sunday: Nlltemh” him 5.””i "ma" " 3”” smwmx m -New Mexico 3 Colorado A and M wmsued pa” Pm”d"y' 3" 1””

or bow .'::::i '.':.:..::'".”: .i::.':.'r..”;”.; n 522.2: .:::::::i:; i” ”" .. B. .. ., .. ,, ., ,...,.,,,

his service in the Royal Canadian . t id 1 l 'n . ' . V " If i 28 W h to state ' B 8 ca all it

Navy during the war and since that 1""'"e "1 Cllllm” 1" 3 few ill” 351:3”; h”M,,5.” ,3g;,',;g,d sanforhe Mr. walterrhilllps and sister slowl and uEexcliinK- h laca 1 om” 3” 1”” ll RoBialg' ggnaildhu the enzhmonhixgel mg", is underway u ,1" nah,

lime when he M5 been Worklllk in was re-elected president, as were R'D5.e (M,"Mmam of Rummny ;.-R(;y- ,M(',e?1a.hah' 1 sgolhefj D! 8 USC 33 Washington 0 joyxyni the Hnugoniam Gould NC!” Km WW” W0 1”'W”- wn'

the capacity of veterinary doctor Ml” 39” Demlchtii 1-008 Rh” on of the remaining Mncm Mame. are spending is few dais rorerif 0" vi 3. 9,09 3, Oil)! Oregon 21 shmmdzo I. d m 15 lmd n aisttng or twelve teams. beinginop- er. was among those attending the m ' visiting with their brothers, the Saws-ll. Morey 1-lnmllinn tied it ire Tee 508 . B” ; izzatliilm emtmn. mghn mum in mung D33

with the United Nations. Dr. L. G. Dewar gave an interesting talk on his recent trip to the United States. and atso showed pictures illustrat- ing places of interest visited. other speakers were Arnold Wood and Emil Stetson. A very enjoyable evening was brought to a close by a sing-song.

Personals

-Mr. Clifford Mill of Kensing- ton, although only of teen age, slmwed his fine marksmanship uhcn he 'won the first prize in the crow shooting contest for Prince County but, in addition, he and Mr. Percy Clark. another good sportsman of Kensington. were successful on Thursday afternoon :n hriulzlng down their bag limit of wild geese in a short time.

-Mrs. Ida Lawless of Pleasant Grove was a. visitor to Kenning- ton on November llih. where she

Amherst Fair and also visited his

daughter. Mrs. L. Coulson and family of Amherst. Mt.-s. Mae Brown and Mrs. ;

Heath Campbell, Long River. were among those attending the Am- herst Winter Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Adams. Darnley. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Everett sudsbury, and little son Blaine. spring Valley motored to Moncton on Monday, November 10th, where the little boy received treatment for an inlured foot.

-Bur.

O'Leary and Vicinity

Mr. Clifford Gallant has reI:yrn- to his home in 0'Leary after a very enjoyable visit to Toronto. Ont.

Musical Program Sponsored By credit linion

-The O'Leary Community Hall was well filled Wednesday evening. November 12th when an entertain- ment was sponsored by the P. E. 1. Credit Union League. The four different branches: O'LoilFi'. St. Marks. Milo and st. Anthony's were represented.

Mr. Joseph Hennessey. Char- lottetown. was Master of Ceremon- ies. The guest speaker was Mr. James Coyle, Charlottetown. He spoke briefly on the different move- ments of Credit Unions and gave some very lofty ideals which could be reached by the members of

' Messrs. William and Austin Phil-

lips.

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Phillips and family. Truro. are spending a few days at the home of Mr. Phil- lips' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam H. Phillips.

Mrs. Gleason Williams, Summer- side, spent the weekend of No- vember 9th at the hon1e' of MI and Mrs. George Sharpe.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Inglis have returned home ai'.ei' spend- ing the summer months in Sum- merside, where Mr. Inglis was em- ployed.

Miss Greta MacDonald. teacher at Ellerslle High School. spent the weekend of November 9th at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald.

Miss Ida Phillips has returned to her home after spending a few days at the home of her uncle and

and Mike Demclluk fired the win- ner.

Mount Pleasant and Vicinity

-The Mount Pleasant Women's Institute held their annual meet- ing at the home of Mrs. George W. Robinson Thursday evening, November 6. Correspondence was read and discussed. It was decided to help with the community sup- per in aid of the Health Center. Officers were then elected for the coming year. Next meeting will

be held at the home of Mrs. Al- fred Moore. Rev. J. H. Macciregor. district

Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene, was the preacher at the local church here Sunday. November 9.

Utah 18 Santa Clara 13 Idaho 2'1 Oregon state 6

ilhlgago Takes

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battled hip and tuck until late in the second period when George Armsrong scored unassisted to break a 2-2 tie and give the hard and close-checking Maple Leafs the lead for keeps. Leafs tallied three more goals in the third period with ease. Stewart, Hannigtm and Harry Watson scored.

A good crowd of 10.211 turned out. in Boston Garden for a 25th anniv- ersary celebration of the first NHL contest played there.

SUMMARY First Period

l-Chicago, Bodnar (Gee) :51

Penalties-Gadsby 1:33; Couture 6:57; st. Laurent. Babando 12:54: Harvey 17:16

a

other. streak on the wing, drew assists

Bob Bowness.

on five of the Halifax goals be- fore a collision on the boards in the third period. He will be out of action for at least 10 days with a fractured cheekbone. Millionaires. playing their third game in as many days. were sur- prisingly iresh at the start. After six minutes of very fast play. they

opened

the penalty box. turned to the

aires scored again way pass with George Robertson the marksman.

Sydney a man

the

ice

Billy Gould cut

his easy shot trickled off Dunc Mc- Intyre's skate into the Sydney net. Bob Hayes potted after Freddie Weaver chased for interference. Hayes put the locals ahead with short. Atlantics added four more in the second per- lod on Gouldls two

scoring. McDonagh beating McMeekin while Halifax defenceman Carrol Bloom was in He had just re-

when Million- on a three-

the lead when the tying goal

had been

tallies and

Rasputin:

Y High Three--Wendall Murphy .

Daisy Mass High Single-Mike High Three-Mike Robinson 378

in the nine o'clock league and four

teams in the seven o'glook league.

The Bchmoos witfh Gus Flynn as captain are leading the seven o'- clock league with eight points. Lorne Arseri.ault's Mommy's lead the nine o'clock leaglie with attic and one half points.