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During ihe Berlin airlift as many as ill planes were circling over Tempelhof airport, Berlin, awaiting landing orders.

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. i DILFLY CRYPIOQUOTE-Herds how to work itti: A X Y D 15B A A X ll ,is LONGPILLOW ;________________ Cm letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the trim m. X m the two 0's. rls- Binnie lflleffl- Hygi- trophies, the length and formation of the words y.» ..il i:.n.s.. Bach day the code letters are different. A Oryptogrnin Qiﬂlu" PKVD!‘ FHC 'IOZKABGJ NI KCCKVGKP OI‘ OJK CDESGI H¢V__F_l:|_EGJ GJDA HC DBK-VNVKZH.

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Stevenson Golf Toumameni

Harold Stevenson won the hole- in-one tournament held at Cav- endish Club Green ﬁables course yesterday afternoon over the large field of d0 competitors when his single drive down the 1Z0

_yard special hole put the ball.

within five feet of the cup. Mer- rill Longaphie placed second in the competition when he placed s drive within eight feet of the cup while George Clarke came third when a single stroke took the ball within 10 feet of the mark.

The tourney was put on by Cecil "Hubby" Dowling, club profession- al at Cavendish. A special prize f“ the Winner was donated by Jack Cameron's Men's Wear.

R-eil Gross Swimming Tests

_Tile Y's Men's Club at Summer. SlCie continue to score outstanding success in their aquatic program directed by Mr, Ralph Emery.

Thursday afternoon, despite grey skies and cool winds, nine young ladies successfully completed, the Life Saving Skills required for the Bronze Medallion and one junior girl passed tho Intermediate Test with exceptionally good form, Only he!‘ 8R0 (thirteen years) prevent- ed he!‘ gaining the Bronze.

Mr. Ralph Emery in presenting this class, displayed the some poise, knowledge and ability which was the admiration of hundreds ut the Summerslde Swimming Gala on August 31st.

The citizens of Summerside have been most. favoured this year in having a fine educational and health-giving waterfront program Sponsored by the energetic Y's Mon and also hy having such s well trained and conscientious young man for their instructor.

Mrs. Harry Cudmore tested the candidates for the Life Saving awards on Thursday. Sho has recommended Mr. Emery for the Instructors’ Certificate awarded by the Royal Life Saving Society.

The following young people mer- ited Life Saving awards:

Intermediate Certificate: Smith.

Bronze Medallion: Phyllis White, Dorothy Gallant, Mrs, Molly Ho- gan. Joyce MacKay, 'Margsret Smith, Mary Kelly, Mrs. Jean Longworth, Gloria Mellish, Reta Smith.

Instructor's Certificate: Ralph A. Emery.

Anglican Girls Camp

A ten day camp under the spon- sorship of the Prince Edward Is- land Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary. was held at the Anglican Church Centre. CfﬂPi-lud. from July 25 to August 4. It was attended by forty- ihree girls between the ages of eight and sixteen years. ‘Fhe caimp was divided into Seniors (12-16 years) and Juniors (8-12 years). These camp sites were kept quite separate and with the exception of swimming and meals, all the act- ivities and duties were carried out within the two camps.

The camp program started st 7:00 a.m. each morning with phy- sical excrcises, flag break. and short morning devotions in the church. After breakfast and the routine duties that present them- selves after eating and sleeping. the girls were fortunate in having Mrs. Church, Camp Director train them, in choir work. On our Sunday in camp the girls replaced the regular church choir and sang Evensong. with such a short tine for preparation this magnificent accomplishment could only be at-

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ection and the enthusiasm and complete cooperation of the girls.

The Woman's Auxiliary is to be commended on procuring the ser- vices of such a capable and talent- ed director as Mrs. Harold Church. from Quebec. Other members of the staff were Rev. S. J. Armstrong and Rev. A. E. Plercey. chaplains; Miss Ada Harris, Quartermaster, Miss K. Copp, Assistant to Mrs. Church. Mrs. Lsurs Claprp, nurse. Miss Eleanor Olapp. crafts; Miss Audrey Coles, handi- craft assistant; Miss Florlne Evans. Sports Director; Miss Greta Mac- Donald. assistant sports director; Miss Maude Haines. Cook.

A varied and intenostin, pro- gram included country dancing. singing and drsmstim for Seniors nnd,a. musical play and musical ex- pression for Juniors. Evening pm- gra-ms were varied and consisted of s. sports evening, ball guns. camp fires. and s hike. Two mov- ies were brought to the camp through the kindnas of the Red Cross Water Safety Program and the Royal Canadian Mounted Pol-

ice.

Rain or shine, many of tbs girls had n swim every day. Swimming classes were conducted by Miss Florine Evans and many of the girls received their Red Cross Wst- er Safety awards.

Miss Eleanor Clsipp supervised handicraft periods and helped the enthusiastic campers to make many useful and beautiful articles of leather. The project of textile painting produced many and varied designs on scarves. bandsnnss and curtains for the camp.

At the conclusion of camp re- ents were invited to attend s dis- play of country and folk dancing by the Seniors while the Juniors presented the story of Hansel and Gretelgin sung and dance and also ihs Ballet. of Cinderella. The crepe paper oostumcc and hand properties of these numbers gave the whole performance the note of a finished production. The averting was bruoght to s close with a campfire and awards were msde for out- standing schievelnents in all phases of camp life.

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WASHINGTON. Sept. 11 — (GP) - British, United states and Can. adlan cabinet officers today map- ped n four-point attack on Brit:- aln's dollar crlsl-s.

As the three-power financial talks entered their second day, however. the United States served notice that’ its Congress may have to be consulted before it can yield to one of Britain's most important requests.

Treasury Secretary Snyder, chief American delegate, told press conference he does not think he could permit Britain to dis- criminate temporarily against Am- eri an goods without first getting Co gressional approval.

The British delegates, have re- quested Snyder to waive artble nine in the ‘i946 British losn ag- reement to permit them to start this discrimination.

The Britons said it would help them save scarce dollars.

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arrived from Ottawa. late today to join Finance Minister Abbott and LB. Pearson, External Affairs Minister, at the talks.

Howe declined to answer ques- 110D; about matfers before the three-power conference.

Snyder disclosed that the top foreign-policy iuid economic lead- ers of the three-countries. have ag- reed to set up four special "work- ing groups" to expedite their dis- cussion. These will consider Brit- ain's requests for:

1. More freedom to spend Mar- shall-plan dollars outside the Un- ited States. Tbis would allow Brill.- ain to buy Canadian wheat, bacon. cheese. eggs and" other items with her Marshall-plan allocations.

At present Britain must use her own dwindling dollar supplies for Canadian supplies of wheat and other foodstuffs she contracted for some time ago. Marshsll-ipian dollars used for such goods must be spent in the United States.

2. Streamlining United States customs rules. British and Cm- adlan experts claim these regula- tlons now are so antiquated and complex that they discourage for- eign manufacturers from sending their goods to the United States.

3. More purchases of strategic raw materials from British sources. Britain wants the United States to speed up buying of tin,

and other minerals so it can have the dollars to use during the pro- sent money emergency.

4. A greater flow of private and United States government dollars into overseas British territories and Commonwealth countries. Britain believes she can increase production in these areas and thus earn more dollars if the United States government and private business men are willing to take the risk.

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Vancouver's belting lrislznsn, Jimmy McLnrnl-n. punched his wsy to a three-round knockout over A! Singer. world lightweight boxing titilst, at New York 19 years ago tonight. The title wslnt at stake as Mdhsrnln was over the weiibi limit. He later entered the welter- weight class and held that title from June. 1083 to May, 1934.

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