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Air Force. Teams Battle“ To 8-8- Draw Last Night In Exhibition Encounter

i , Wiping out the one goal n could dent the twiues l.n tho 1g 1 ts h 1 l l1 311:: ....:“.2:.1;r:*“g....: first? w" we" M» m1»- 1 ttthtco Rjgétgdiiéhcschood at tincture: Chroewn :1 wounup 51mm dzcog] in :11 8-1111 deadlock with Bummer- feiice. hgcrghgrson. side R C.A.F. in an exhibition en- Compte; forwards, Maxwell ' 0.111111%? 1133,1115? $25M‘? Ffiitm and don. Choulnard. Midghsu,’ wmn Elli‘; is... ‘° “m” §fih£”"“°°' °°"‘“°'- “Wm-

wu open from the pcnlng bell oh 1 ' - . to thee final one the 131ml! crowd def "°"i§'v'1'.“'s33§'1'. film“:

f fans saw the two squads put f m” drum .0 o , ' s11 another high-scoring and at Paftbefidbreland, o’on"1i1i’<§’1'.'1°i gill},-

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times hard bumpirg affair that left H Referees: Kano and Lawlor.

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started o" 1m to wumo ‘o aoala sunuua! to the eraide cage in the first six minutes of play to his ' m “H” the lead but rhen were f to l-Oaharlottcwwn, 1a." (Gammon

omod m sumanerslde tie it up 1n the last four minutes of the period

, Q-Charlctatown summerslde continuing to hold 046 ' “an” (new)

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u [Wu-DI Odd knot the oount at B-all and despite the wide-open play neither team

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ability to stav on the ice and drew orligiv one of the four Canadlen pen- B

C8. Clint Smith, Byng trophy-win-

Canadiens had gone two up.

Canadians had a rock-like de- fence in front oi Bill Durnsn to- night and all the forward

i Sport Shorts From Britain

BY ALLAN NIOKLESON

Canadian Pnaa Staff Writer IDNIDN, April 4 -(CP)— Gon- eral Monflouiery sat beside Princess Elizabeth in the Royal Box at Wam- . bley

1111c point, of football as England gwgpt w a 6-2 truimph over Scot- land

‘Ilhc King and Queen were there mo, s; well as high Allied officers o1’ all services. War cabinet ministers

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were throughout the 80,- 000 police-lintit crowd. scene brought the comment from one

newspaper that Britain "had paused amid feverish preparations for in- vasion w enioy perhaps the 1w. bis football match before the final effort to smash the Nazis. . ."

The stadium rang with cheers as the King steeped on w the pinyin! field where the teams were present- ed to him. Earlier, Monty chatted wltlh the players and asked them about their jobs in the services.

Scotland sent down several hund- | red enthusiasts and their cheers were reinforced by many men frcm famed Si! 1 ‘ enta. There was no food sold inside the stadium but, evedthi, did not dampen the ardor of t-he Scots, some of whom had not eaten or slept during an overnight train journey to the in- tcrnational scene. England's

Pitted Bxalnst ltan Matthews, the "wizard of dribble" was Jimmy Stephen. 31-year-old left-back from Bradford who was playing first international. Sports writers agreed Stephen was outstanding. Matthews wag kept off the score sheet although he did rmkc the plays for thrce mg- land‘s goals.

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—Ace Reporter on Gillette's "(uvolcade of Sports”— says:

“IT'S one thing to produce a truly fine blade and quite another to make sure it reaches you in perfect con- dition. The Blue Gillette Blade ls anchored in its wrap- per to prevent the ed gcs from ‘rubbing against the paper. Thus it comes to you factory sbarp-readyto glveyou all the extra shaves andextra shav- ing comfort Gillette tech- nicians have bull: into hi‘!

The same probably marked the last time a Scottish international team will play without numbers on its jerseys. ‘rho Scota hitherto have been most obstinate over the point, contendlnl that numbering should be confined to such things as greyhound, and race horses.

The Scottish sanction committee. however, began to think that num- berlng might not be a oad idea after all when complaints were re- delved that, players couldn't be re- ccgnlzed. Most of the complaints came frcm servicemen, some of them on leave from service abroad. Matt Busy, veteran Scot skipper, was dlaconsolate at the result.

"I didn't mind losing because Lhe better aide won," he said. "But we ‘didn't deserve to lose 0-2. What will the folks thipk back in Scotland?"

Just about every sports writer at the match agreed that tho score wasn't a fair criterion of the play.

The return international will be-

Hampden Park. A DOIICG-lhllt crowd of 180,000 la anticipated.

Heavy Bumping Slows Up Hawks As Canucks Take 1st Encounter 5-1

Stadium and eimlained the.

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played April 22. at 0mm’! his! ..

Workiru well. 11111 1t was the - berlaln-Getliffe-Watson 0mm tiun that was most; against the Hawks, in checking and bumping as won g in its goal-getting.

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the first period on a. lovely indi-

Charnberlaln and Getliffe didn't need them.

co sated-only of the night. Smith bagged

gained full strength.

the third, particularly

ning centre of the Hawks’ most nflnutgg. I powerful razed their only The series moves on to Chicago counter in t e second period after

and Sunday night. SUMMARY I-‘irst Period

l. Montreal, Watson 8:35. Penalties: Cooper, Chamberlain.

Second Period 2. Montreal. Blake tLach. Richard) s1 Chicago. Smith (Bentley, Mosl- enko) l0.10

4. Montreal. Getliffe O'Connor) 10.58.

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Penalties: McMahon. Cooper. Richard. Third Period 5. Montreal, Cliamberlalnt Wat.-

son. Bouchard) 4:47. d. Montreal. Getllffe 18.07. Penalty: McMahon.

P. W. 0. Ito-Eds Win lloop Opener

Prince of Wales Co-Eds

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game played at the Y. M. C ymnaslum.

In one oi‘ the closest checking 'for ra first halves cver witnessed in a side al basketball game the P. W. there wa .0. girls eked out a slim 4-2 lead might h

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and scoring ability i11 the wind-up session they outscored their oppon- ents l3 to 6 in the final twenty minutes of pla gin of victory.

Margo Splllett of P. W.C. garn-

ering seven points led tho win- Searchlights from “NENE" who had K. Duffy and come up d-uring the action, revealed accounting a. few survivors thrashing in the

Pauline Peters each for four points for the losers. Lineups and scores:

m P. W. C.: Clair MacDmiald, 2. 5- l

Inez MacDonald. Joan MacDonald 2, Shirlic Stems 2. Norma limgland

I, Frances Wilson 2. Marge Splllett fill-em including 0119 0511061’-

’I, Wanda MacMillan. Mary Tait. Rockettes: K. Duffy 4. Pauline

Peters 4. M. Campbell, C. Peters.

Lil MacPhee, Anna storey,

Cahlll. Penie Nightingale. Referee. Schccter.

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combina - successful

Watson bagged the only goal of

vidual effort that tool: him through the Chicago team and in on top of Karakas before he fired a back- hludvr 1M0 the corner of the net. were with him all the way down but he

Blake opened the second with a. goal while Joe Cooper was serv- in the first of two penalties he Chicago penaltfis

S marker four minutes later while Maurice Richard was off, but Get- liffe got the goal back 47 seconds later as soon as the Canucks re-

Tltc Hawks tired obviously in after Chamberlain grabbed a counter at the four minute mark on Watson's peflfll DB-Ss out from behind the net. Getliffes second goal was a1; unassisted effort in the final two

now, with games there Thursday

0RD- never had a chance to reach their lrarn that lured the opening game for the Ixung ty Ladies basketball champiom, ship last night when dc- ‘They nad four hits on the conning fflflfkd the ROORBf-WS "'3 l" A“ tower with each one scoring a bull's- B . . eye."

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TONIGHT

NAVY BOWLING The current challenge series be-

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tween the Corvette and Queen

Charlotte teams was renewed Sat- COOKS for Pnolos,

urday afternoon at the floly Name‘ M

Alleys and after the smoke of UONFEDEBAIIUN ftll-‘II lN_ battie had cleared away. it was re- sumuwuc. 1

lvealed that the sea-going quintet

had triumphed over the barracks DUNSTAFI-‘NAGE t.‘ H l-J l; s‘ E‘

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[victory puts th on an even um-ry stores. a-d-Si. wi two wins and two losses

rusr anarvnu, shiulnent 01' Coats iinil Suits at me rasnion §HODDE, UIBBL UGOYKC DIJBGL,

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will decide the issue. For the winners. "Oarmonball"

Clasdue produced the best triple with

161“ ltguwhile" la-ilglxgiurs for thenbeg: ____ ' 0 01‘ l 9 lime 9 KENNEDYS Ladies’ Wear open "Dead-Eye" Dona dson who ohalk- 1, w _ . ' ed 11o a zso individual. 1;.,.,,,g;_=' ‘mmm’ mm“ °°°°I

Two very creditable marks were. ' ' l recorded by the losers. when "Tiny" Cockerlll rang up a 628 triple and “Ace" Andrews crashed out an ex-

POLICE COUR" -- In yester-‘ days Police Court. an oiienuer

marked with failing w slop ms

“eggllét finsimgle‘ automobile after an accident was cunt", ' fined $25.00 and costs. or :10 days “due l“ l" nlé.“ 1n jail, a common assault case was Donaldson l“ l“ m4”) adloiu-ned until this morning. orkman 183 225 i50—538 m HOSPITAL ‘OVERSEAS Hum"; g: :555__'4‘§g Mr and Mrs. James A. Macltecd. 7091;“ ‘nkml Cumberland n1 have received‘ "if" "‘£‘e§i‘-’€°“ €‘“1:‘°“£ “in . aer,. ..,woas een §:,,'fn°c',‘n°h'"°'“',u m 14,415 at No. a Canadian Hospital for ma.“ 82 m2 “*4” some time is at present 1n a con- Freeze m5 200 1“_479 valescent rest hospital. Before en- Cockerm m4 m, “aqua listing he was on the staff of the Andrews 129 “a 2w_ of Nova Scctia and was sta-. 685 9n 963_57o ttoned at St Andrews, N B f

l BDGQflY IOCOVEY)’. OFF FOR. TRAINING ELSE-

t ‘WHERE — Another large draft of ratings from H.M-C.S. Queen Char.

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lotte left yesterday for further training elsewhere. Before leaving they were presentd with cigarttes by the Canadian Legion and with “Housewives by the Women's. _. The“ will be an Auxiliary of H. M. C. S. Queen

Allfl-IERBT, expanded circuit of Maritime dog Charfotte. Included in the group shows operating during the coming were three Islanders, O.-Snm. Ro- fall months. This flgqLgjon was bert H. Frizzcll, Charlottetown; O.- reached at a meeting of repmsen- Smn. James V. Gillls, Kinross; and tatlves of the various club; 1n the Sin. II Reginald R. MacAdam, circuit. called by G. G, Ryder, o; Morell. Halifax, Maritime representative of Ti . the Canadian Kennel Club, in an' SUNDAY 5950011 HONOUR“) effort to settle datcs for the shows. *~'I‘he South Granville Sunday which convened here Thursday npschool W85 honoured when they ternoon, other matter; 991-1331;“; were advised by Mr. E . A. “Thom-l to operation of exhibitions and 111d. son. Secretary o! the Board of ges were also discussed. Sabbath schools of the Presbyter- Two new clubs, chanottewn-n lan Church in Canada. that one of and Kentvllle, were welcomed by its pupils Mus Irene Morrison had the dog fancicrs. The Island club‘ been the first pupil ln Canada to ls the only one that will Cumpe n m! complete the memorization of the the circuit this year, howeverqwScnior Memory Course" (Revised Kentviile having decided to mako‘l9431. This work was completed its. initial venture during Applelast November although Miss Mor- Blossom Pkastlval week in June. :rlsor1 did not receive the diploma After considerable discussion. until March Much credit is due this tentative dates were arrived at and brilliant pupil and also her Sunday on motion of M. D Earle. saint school lcadher Mrs. John H Mne- John. seconded by W. P. Moore. ofabeod. This branch of the Sun-lay Halifax, itwas decided that the fivcschool did splendid work all year diows would be run off in eight Congratulations are extended to all days. opening at Halifax. Sept. 4: teachers 11nd pupils. New Glasgow, Sept 6; Charlotte —-————i—-— town, Sept. 8; Moncton. Sept ll; and winding up at Saint John, on Sept. 12. Thcro will be only une show at Saint John instead of the‘ two day exhibit that has been held a there in past years. t Mr. Ryder presided at the meet- ing In addition to the Saint John and Halifax club representatives, others present included C C. Gre- gory, New Glasgow. H S. Scott,

Personals

Mrs. o M’.- MacDonald, Mont- gc, is in the City-

Mr. ArthuijMacDonald, Montague was in the city last night.

Mr. J. LesteFDQTIglns, M.P., has arrived home from Ottawa,

Moncwn, Tam Gillies, Charlotte- M _ M S_ Lea Vernon Rive, was town, n1. r». o. Webster. Kent- m 5,, ‘my m, “m, ville, A. T Johnson, Halifax, R. ___;

Laskey. Saint John, Charlie Mc- Donald and A J. ton.

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ated it immediately with star shells cpl, J, 1., (11111111 left for ihc and scarchlights. _ mainland lastweek alter B i11?“- “Then we opgngd up on it with ant. visit at his home 1n Kcnsmg- everything we had. The range hacl 1,011,

rl05ed to about 1400 yards. It wasq -~-——

wonderful gunnery. Our Number Mrs. Fred Morrison of Char- One Oerllkon never wasted 11 cartqiottetovm, is visitinfl l" Kcnsma- ridgc: they were all dcad on the ton. the guest ‘of her COUSIIIS: Mrs- conning tower. when the sub cauie Lawrence Cfihlll and Mrs. 0001B! into position, Number Two Ocrlikon Mullally.

picked it. up and blasted it. A bunch »~——

of Gfitrmttnng who DllUJ iiutfpfniahe J 1'3: nrxaeny sfgluelnsds ofnlvfliéséréltolixgi

'er sw o . e . ea r. . conn B ower u e of! Y she has entered ‘he’

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hlcken, Mon- Hkks- M Mm“ tague, are in the city.

Honourable H. H. Cox and Mrs. Cox, who have spent the winter at m, Queen Hotel, left yesterday for their home in Morell.

City liOSfJll/fll.

Mrs. H. J. Blanchard. left yest- rday morning. accompanied her two children for Vancouver. B»

ASKESIU" then tried to 9105s C.. where she will meet 52L B1811: mrning but. the U-boat was in ‘mud “m! the" “Tweed "o Nan‘

“Our four-inch guns were perfect.‘

forced to the surface, the badly laeerated U-boat tipped up nmost vertically and disappeared stern first beneath the black water..-

Charleg Moore, Bonshaw. P E.I.

Pie Harry Morgan, M. M. of the, Veterans Guard of Canada has; arrived home from Upper Canada, in spend a fourteen-day lcavc u-ith, his family in Charlottetown. Ptc.| Morgan has received word from his‘ son. Pte. Frank Morgan that ‘he has rejoined his Ullll. nftcr bring ill in a ritlsh Hospital in Sully.

R.C.N R., of Liverpool, N.S., who had commissioned her.

First Lieutenant, in "WASKESIU" is Lieutenant John Lincoln, R.C.N V.R.. of Calgary, Alberta. Other. officers are: Lleui. Jack Helms. R.‘ C.N.V.R.; Victoria, 8.0 .: Lieut- Edwarcl Williams. R.C.N.it . Victor- la, 3.0.. Lleut.‘ A.A. McLeCd, RC. N.V.R., of Glace Bay, N.S ; Llcut-i enan; James Fanner, R..C.N.V.R.. Windor, Ontario; Lleut. George‘ Manson R. C. N. V. R , of Van-‘ couver, 3.6., Lieutenant J. F. Rennie, R.C.N.R.. Victoria, B C.. Lieutenant Peter Nares, R.C.N.V.R. Winnipeg. Man ; Licut. Dcmnld McPhee, R.C.N.V.R , Bala. Ontario; Surgeon Lleut’. Ronald Ii. Mc- Far-lane. and Sub. Lieut. Nomian Wine, R. C. N. V. R , Winnipeg

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water. "WASKESIU" picked up four embe s of the U-boat/s crew. HM. “NENEP, Senior Ship of the Group, commanded by Commander John Dudley Birch, R.N.R., rescued

VETERAN SKIPPER Formerly in the merchant ser- vice and onetime Mounted Police- man Lieutenant Commander James hllip Fraszr. R.C.N.R., Captain of ASKESIU“ is a veteran skipper.

and since he joined the Royal

was a small

owed the minesweepers

" '1 “DRUMMOND- VILLE", the corvette “SASK- ATOON". and the sweepers "ALG- OMA" and "PORTAGE". He took over command of ILMCS. “WASK- ISIU" early in 1044. from Lieuten- ant. commander JJ-Ls. MacDonald,

"mars" and

wnmrs-m. Man.. March- 2c -l In the first two months of the cur-| rent year Tram-Canada Air Lilies carried 22.795 passengers 625.252 pounds of mall and 155.783 pounds of express it; was announced today 1 by W. F English. Asst, Vice Pre-I sldent. ‘The number of passengers increased by 5.330 over t e some] period last year; mail volume by 88.002 gmnds and express by 60,060

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Remember When

By The Cana-dlan Press Toronto 8t.

capture the Memorial Cup at Win- nl nine years ago tonight The team had th first

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Local lied Gross lleatl llas Words 0f Appreciation

The follovringstatcment in son. ncctlon with thg recem Red grog financial campaign was 15mm; 135; nllht by Dr- W- J. P. MacMlllan, president of the P. E. I. division ofuihe Canadian Red Cross society.

To the Loyal Workers and Gen- erous supporters of the Red Cross:

jjGvd bless you and thank you.

I salute my fellow Prince Edward Islanders with those sacred Christ- i!" WORD at the close of the grggt- cst Red Cross Campaign in our history

"It. 1s with paijdonable pride and supreme satisfaction that I 11m nblg to announce that the 1944 Red Cross Campaign in this Province has more .han doubled the official objective of $50,000 00, and now stands ac the magnificent figure of $110,1a7_g4._ lfuly a great amount of’ money for Prince Edward Island. 1