THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Corpl. Marion Edger of Montreal

ii lloitiui‘ of the Quebec In .put to use, and she was made an TCllllLs Edger of Montreal, now i , ..l..i('IlL‘il.ll('.li'l1‘8 with the old ciigi came to Canada, about 12; Womurs Ainiv Corps in ryears i180. l. UtiL. zs planning on en-

Clilimltionshiiml instructor at the training centre. Born in South wales. this 24 year

She received her early education in London, England. and CllhlIlplOllShlD her high school education in Mont- is writ known ' t-ouire in the same city

l-ISZFYII‘ Cpl. Edger finds that her Armv ilder of, ii-iininiz has done much to tron- . izuvc up: ti- on her for the coming tourna- sioiial f".i'll< u: it. and she has been makinil cx rt -i\"c use of the local tennis c." s ‘ll set into shzipc. Ontario i.‘l.\_\£i‘s will find this keen CWAC

lrcul. later taking a special Enclish‘

sroiirrmc ncws

TRURO, N.S., Jul New Glas ow-owned i940 woi-l champion double-gal

strs ht hes

one heat. was run off. SUMMARY hes-For-All

‘tin: "ti? Q Do ted

gelding. rom d home first in three to caipture the free- for-a 1 in Saturday's race card here. The meet had been postponed from lDominion Day when rain fell after

Nate Hanover, Wm. Stewart (Mari

rison) All Grattan, G00. Guy (O'Brien)

3 Tracey Hanover, Scott-and Red-

mond (Scott)

Rhea Mae .6. Codie: (Cogtgs; ri

tough ODDOMUOII

IPHBRELIAS stunt: A “BE.\(‘H" 0r STEEL

Belch dtlkt): .1. .\ . Vlumingcn, Cal heat.

7 No Thnse

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House Discusses

lowered

(Continued From Price Onc)

i if he timid opcn ll ‘ iii Nlziinc to process

‘ is is almost llllbBllﬁl/Bblﬁ. CUllllllLI only a month after thcrt- \\':is such shortages of potatoes all

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oiri" Aziirriqtt," he said. “But the i ititi- of Nnrtli Carolina and \ inzu. uiiich iind a floor of s t 1m) pounds wcnt below that i .iiiii those stippiies llll were . .

i ')‘»-‘l' to the (United Stntcsi out, which does not know ' m ii v uttii them.

'" r.";ii'c.=i=zits ntnre than a iii ])')lIl‘t()i‘S for the in spite of that situa- l)il.lI'(l takes nff the on IJIIIJIUFS coming into when the Ontario new

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42, total of

. t“ new crop uncl the ‘d3; ‘ . tmbin ircxr crop are com‘

hi8 tunbrvllas rre parked on the steel ..i_., buil. n: the Californian Siiiixin.‘lcliiig Co. yardg at

Welders \\'0rk in their slitidc to ilVOlti the summer

‘quantity rcquircd for Kingdom the standards had been and generally they would not be high e compete with the bacon Denmark was sending to Britain before the

Civil Air Traffic Is- 0n lip-Grade

O'I‘TAWA Julv 4 — (C?) — T119 numbcr of revenue passengers car- ried by civil air carriers adn (luring Juniiaiir. increased 12.6 per cent to 14,380 from Januafl’. 19' 12.773, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported to-

Can-

The average passenger Journey

A 0.1‘ inurkct.

For .30 Cents .\ Bu:

utoes today. I can

c“. i _ gt" has for 50 cents a Mail increased from 34B.65a to be Canada." ,58G.745 pounds Ol‘ bl’ 6B per cent. id the situation iand the mail-ton miles flown in- n1" cred when Fin- tort-used by 66 D‘-‘l' cent, the Bureau h r. initiisiui in 531d- ‘._ board’ ‘m5 ha. i, Revenues pi Canadian licensed f coinpnnzcs increased from S679,-

‘ lrtrt- thus

iwl Him-s when w». . (Tviiadti ' has to do something h Ivwrk lllTi‘ "

Cum-n titre lltiibtz‘ :it~"n

increased to 38-1 from 307 miles and the tmssenzer mllcs flown in- crcased by 40 pcr cent. Freight car- ricd declined from 860.059 to 795.- 701 pounds. but ton-miles increased

titiyintz ti subsidy by 35 per cent.

- ' ' < ‘480 in Jniiua _‘ last "ear t0 $941.39) {his 15 irjgrwllg ‘anti operating‘ crpelLses MCYEBSEU from $774,406 t0 31.033854, which lessened the operating deficit from $94017 to $92,564.

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ti pnrt of ‘ . lismxvliclli we hudl KILLED BY TRAIN

- , . ., A_l ANTIGONISH, N. S., July Z — ‘flmﬁlggi Slttlgl; (c?) -Bcth legs sevcrcd by a. train, Wm HI mggnig‘ iilie body of n1‘. elderly man was p .113...“ _‘ foilnd tcdm’ on the C. N. R. main’ . p, h/‘jrp llllf‘ llit‘ lIlllPS west of here. On hlSi ;:."i".~c:i was 1 i'<\':..sii'n.ti<iit card in u- tit-tnc m‘ Frumk Butler, Beaud- ]71'ub;1l_)_ ‘rezitiville, Co; Breton...

The BBC has opened s. full-scale old Gordon Grriv- rntlin offensive against Italy. Th1)‘-

' limes daily the Italians hear .. _inr___th.~_‘ Pztrlltlfwindra“ _ - London speaks.

lluoit Season In Full Swing

Nate Hanover lVinner

Of Truro F ree-Fo r-A ll

Sm Ton, C. McKenzie ‘lime: 210%, 2.13, 2.12%. 2.18 Trot and P166

Brien)

S bol Harry. G o. Praise ygme: 2.19. 2-1756. 2.l1‘.i.r

2.20 Trot and Plos Little Pox, Wm. Stewart

Time: 2.12%, 2.13, 2.14. Brien) l

Flora. Direct. S. Walker (Sweeney)

2.14 Trot And Pace 5 6 5

Bonnie Budlong, BC. Cruickshank

Alice Grattsn. W. Stewart (Mor- (Smith) 1 2 2

4 4 Aubrey Dillon, Don Turner (Tur-

Lee McKlllop, D.W. Munro (O‘- ner)_ z B 4

Brien) 3 3 Singing Sam, C L. Dauphinee

Jnsedale Hooser. Chas. Walker (Hood) 4 3 5 (Hood) 1 l. l Time: 2.16%, 2.14%, 2-16.

NEW YORK, July 4—tAP)—Wlth two different styles of attack the world champion St. Louis Cardinals took their longest lead of the ear today as they downed Broo yn twice to stretch their margin over the slipping Dodgers to four games before a capacity crowd of 32,387 paid customers at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn.

Alter battling through nine score- less innings in the first game, the Cards turned on their vaunted speed to push across two runs in the 10th for a. 2-0 victory behind the three-hit pitching of Howie Pollet. Then, in the nlghtca , they teed off against Freddie nions, pounding out l0 hits, three oi them homers, as they romped to zi 7-2 triumph on Max Laniefs six- hit twirling.

Mel Ott took the home-run leadership in the Major Leagues by hitting his llth homer of the season as the Giants split a doubleheader with Cincinnati Reds before 20,101 at the Polo Grounds

ere.

Ott's homer-his third in three days—came in the seventh inning of the opener off southpaw Johnny Vander Meer and helped the Giants come from behind to win 6-5. In the

nightcap righthander lid Housser

SUNDA Y's RESULTS

New York l; Detroit 0. Washington 2; St. Innis 4. New York 0; Detroit d. Washington 3; St. Louis l0. Philadelphia 2; Chicago 5. Philadelphia 1; Chicago 5.

NATIONAL

St. Louis 2: Brooklyn 0. St. Louis 7; Brooklyn 2.

Cincinnati 5; New York Cincinnati 6; New York Chicago l; Philadelphia Chicago 5; Philedelphis Pittsburgh l; Boswg 3.

Pittsburgh 0; Boston 13.

INTERNATIONAL

PENN?‘

Jersey City 4: Newark 2. Jerhey City ll; Newark ‘I.

SATURDAYS RESULTS

Cincinnati 3; New York ‘l. Cincinnati l: New York 2. St. Louis 5; Brooklyn 3. Pittsburgh 10; Boston l. Chicago 6; Philadelphia l.

AMERICAN

New York 5: Detroit B. New York 9; Detroit l0. Philadelphia 4; Chicago 6. Washington 6; St. Louis 4. Boston l2; Cleveland 4.

INTERNATIONAL

Montreal 5: Syracuse 2. Baltimore 5: Toronto l. Baltimore 6: Toronto '1. Newark 0: Buffalo 6. Jersey City 1; Bodhester 2.

with improving weather the game

l-l" rvc- For-A II Pzicc

.5 Trot and Pace (3. sec allowed 1.4.2.28 'l‘rol zind Pace ICYTRIES (‘LOSI-l JULY 5 'I‘I‘II.ECPII()NI‘I Ill)! ('OI.I.E("I‘

Willard Macllonald

Secretary‘, (‘hztrluili-ititvn

ﬁSide Races

JULY 7.

4 —— Classes —— 4

LZ-Llii 'l‘i'nl and Pace (Il sec. allowed)

‘ in the RAF.

of quoits is coming into its own ag- ain and members of the Roenford Square Qvﬁ Club are getting lllﬂ‘ boned up for competition. On July ll play begins for the Crockett Trophy and as it Is an in- dividual trophy every member of the club plays every other member. iThe player with the best summary ls the winner. In case of I tie a play-off will be arranged.

Members who have not had much mi-actlce to date this season were I urged to get in a few games to get

iu shape for s try st the cup.

There is other competitive DllY In

the offing, it was learned. and the Club will see plentv of interesting l matches until Jack Frost comes lzzaln.

BUSY ILAJ‘. PAD!!!

GLASGOW. _ (C?) -Padie Mic- Hardy is the mes-t beloved man In- the Royal Air Fbroe, said Sir Archi- bald Sinclair. Minister for Air. He has celebrated more marriages and christened more ies than any chaplain of any other denomination

SIYJ-I-FIRE PLEASURE BOAT HULL, England. - (CP) —'I‘h€ run civw on he Queen lllnpiess, a former pleasure steamship, destroy- t-d a. Germs-n plane approaching the east. coastcf Britain. ‘Iue veaaelplled between the Brcomlielaw and coast.

10th on Dick Bartell‘: single. In the-

zcards Stretch Lead By DefeatingBrooklyn Twice

halted the Reds‘ three game losing streak by pitching a sevenhlttcr for a 6-2 triumph.

The Phillies and Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader at Philadel- phia's Shibe Park before a crowd of 17,671 that sent the Phlllles 6,552 over their last year's total at

tendance for the season, 230,183. ,

The Phlllies took the first game 2~l and the Cubs the second 5-2.

Boston Braves snapped a sh:- gamo losing streak by taking both ends of a holida doubleheader at home from P ttsburgh Pirates. winning the opener 3-1 behind “Rccl" Biirrettts tour-hit pitching and blasting out a l3~0 triumph for Jim Tobin in the nightcap.

Saturday, scoring his 10th trl umph of the season. zippy Mort Cooper pitched his St. Louis Card inal mates to a handy 5-3 win over their Brooklyn Dodger rivals.

With Mel Ott hitting his 10th homer of the campaign and Sid Gordon contributing his fifth. the tail end New York Giants were in- spired to wallop Cincinnati Reds 7-3 and 2-1 in a doubleheader at New York. '

In other league games Pittsburgh Pirates shellacked Boston Braves l0-1 and Chicage Cubs beat Phila- delphia Phillles 6-1.

Horsemen Meet Tuesday Evening

A meeting of horsemen will be held Tuesday evening at 8.30 at Walker's Barn when positions will be drawn for and horses declared in for the race meet at. Summerside on Wednesday.

Yacht Skipper Ilies

NEW YORK, July 4 - (AP) — Capt. Charles Rndstrom, 7i, skipper of a number of famous racing yachts. died at his home yester- day. I-Ie was captain of the yacht Sea Fox. flagihip of the New York Yacht Club Fleet, for 17 years.

BRINGING UP FATHER

(Conroy) 2 2 2

Pm; Direct Junior, Stewart (Mor- r Peter Reamore, Dr. Clough Sig)‘;

Watchim, Prank Adams (Blood; Brownwood Tiger, H. M. Sweeney (Sweeney) 2 2

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(Mor- son) 3 4 3 Sir Admiral. Pictou Foundry 5t?‘-

Iloyals, m: Tleil In First Section 0f K. 0f it, League

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In the last game of the first sec- tion o! the Knights o! Columbus Softball League hero over the week-end the Royals defeated the Hitrights b a score of 29-12. It was not on the third inning that the victors showed their strength by Tglllltlllﬂ 13 men over home plate.

e stars of the ame were Cro- ken and cantwell w o each got five runs for the Royals.

There was also an exhibition game between the Tigers and the Aces with the Tigers coming out in front in the last inning to win by one run.

Standing the First section:-

P W L Pts. Aces 4 3 1 8 Royals 4 3 l 6 Hitright-s 4 2 2 4 - All Stars 4 l 3 2 Tigers 4 3

l 2 ‘Ilie next game will be this even- inz between the Tigers and the All Stars- Followig is the schedule for the second section. July 5, Tigers vs. All Stars July 7, Aces vs. Royals July 9, I-Iitrights vs. ers July ll, All Stars vs. trights July l2, Tigers vs. Aces July i4. All Stars vs Aces July 16, Royals vs- Hitrights July 1B, Aces vs. I-litrlgh July 19, Tl ers vs. R0 als July 21. Al Stars vs. yall (Patriot please copy.)

10 Race Ilorses Ilie In Blaze

GORHAM, Me. July 4—(AP)— Ten race horses died and one of the owners was burned severely early today in a fire that levelled a 110- stall stable at the Gorham raceway.

Irving W. Pottle, general manager of the Gorhrim Fair Association program. estimated the loss at be- tween $25,000 and $30,000. He said the cause oi the blaze had not been determined.

Raymond Peterson suffered burns

BEIITIIALEIIAIIIIIAII

.1118 column a reserved to: not! .1 local Interest. t ul g at 4 noisy suture my ha Insertdl n live QIIII n word. strictly pu- mlo In ulnnol.

CBABWELL to: Photographs. CONIIDIIATION uni s n; iuvcs. m U

CAR FERRY MOVEMENT. The S. S. "Prince Edvard Island" made live crouinga Saturday. lranspoiu ted to the Island were 36 carlolcln of mixed freight; 20 loads of freight; and 22 empties were sent to tzhq mainland.

‘ENTERTAINMENT ' 1mm»; HERE-A group of ten entertainers‘ actors. dancers and musicians. were passengers on tbs plane ﬂown- by Captain Jimmy Wade, Mm. time Central Airways, from Mone- ton to Charlottetown, Saturday" The entertainers, under the em- ployment of the Entertainment Na- tional Services

BODY FOUND, — Seconﬂ LL Cyril J. Casey. 21. of 96 Prospect ' Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.. pilot on a United States Army bomber has been found with all members dead. wrecked and buried on a Nevada mountain peak. Lt. Cyril Casey was born on St. Pat- ricks Road, P. E. I., and wag thg son of the late Patrick Casey, for- m?!“ 0f Cﬂrdlkan Road and Maude Kenny of Morel]. He was the grandson of Mrs. Thomas Kenny or Morell.

CHILD INJURED BY CAR- Kevin Lund, 3-year-old son of Mr. Parker Lund, King Street. received painful Injuries to his back when struck by a. passing car as he wan- dered Into the street before his home about 8.20 Saturday evening. The driver of the car, William MacKinnon when he noticed the child. immediately applied the brakes but the child was knocked in a stunned condition to the ave- ment. A doctor was summoned and the boy taken to hos ital from where, after an X-ray o the child’s back was taken, he was allowed to return home.

BOYS IN CAMP-Jlnder canvas at Mtirshfield for eight days are more than eighty boys from a large number of churches throughout the Province. The camp is conducted by the Provincial Boys‘ Work Board of the M.R.E.C. Rev. I Judson Levy Charlottetown, is director and Rev. M Allen Gibson, Wolfville, Marl- tlme Boys‘ Work Secretary. is as- sistant. Areas from Souris to Cas- cumpeque and O'Leary are repre- sented. Bible Study, character- buildlng, group games. swimming,

ten crew

in attempting to rescue a horse and was_ taken togthe hospital.

govt. mlmfona

IJIIS MAJESTY VISIT NORTH AFRICA, DECORATEB EISENIIOWEL Arriving in North Africa. to visit the 1st and 8th Armies, the Royal Ilbroe. His Majesty the King is shown hers leaving thl arfielci in which his plans landed, in company with General Eisenhower, GXInrnander-in-Chlef o! Allied Nrces. Hts Majesty also visited the Un- ited States Armies and Air Poms and the French Army in Ali-loo. ﬂu invested General Eisenhower with the insignia. of s Knight Grand Cross at the Order of the Bath.

Navy and Air

and worship are important among e 2h day's irning the ba I conducted their ovln service on t e camp ground. In th(i afternoon a public service for fr inds of the cam ca ZIPGFS was held.

son brought the address. In the ev- enlng Marshfleld Presbyterian wllire Rev. Henry Beak conducted the service. Among the camp lead- ers. are Rev. Henry Baak, Marsh- flelzl, Rev. L. M. Murray, Hunter Hitler, Rev. H.M. London, Rev. RE. Shaw. New Glas- Mr. Heath McQuai-i-ie, Sum- maislde, Mr. Russel Hall, student , West Point. and Ivan Rob nson, Charlottetown.

the boys

talks on boys‘ "problems, camp fire

National Servlcq_m_t4ert§1nm¢ht.

activities.

are touring Canada tor the enter- tainment of airmen. The players are: lzmest Count, noted actor of many parts; Doris Patson, actress and singer; Joseph Laderout solo- ist of the concert stage; Mary Kendel, dancer and singer; San- ford Schlussel, experienced piano accompanist; Anthony Jochim, stage director and actor; ,7 Snnkey and Carols Burke, scintil- lant dancers; Tony Romaine, mad violinist, and manager Robert Fen- emore, noted English manager. At the RAF. Air Navigation School here the troupe will present “B for Bertie," rt musical revue, the second in the series of shows destined for the pleasure a en. After spending three days here they will go to Nova. Scotia.

Yesterday

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