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LATEST IN GADGETS BOURN'l:MOU'1lH, England. Dec. 17 - (Reuters) -- Latest thing in the gadget line: A tiny battery- powered electric bulb. mounted in a women's puree. which snaps on when the purse is opened. goes

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In addition. the loot Chevrolet presents a new design profile. with longer. lower. more sweeping lines: newvtlumbo-Drum brakes; and a selection of 12 models. including the new Chevrolet "Bel Air", Can- ada's first hard-top convertible.

"The automatic trennsiasion has been hailed, as the most revolu- tionary driving aid since the pad- vent. of the self-starter." said E. J. Umphrey, director of sales. General Motors Product! of Can- ada, Ltd. "By offering Canadian motorists 'Powerglide' which replaces the mechanical gear- shift and eliminates the clutch pedal - Chevrolet has assured it- self of an even firmer hold on the position of Canada's sales leader.

" 'Powerglide'. Mr. Usnphrey continued, "is an automatic hy- draulically operated mechanism of the torque converter type. It con- sists of two major units a torque converter and a planetary gearset. - with a. system of hy- draulic controls. The planetary gearset would not be necessary except that reverse and emergen- cy low are required from time to time.

"The system is controlled by a selector-' lever mounted on the with positions marked on a. plastic dial beneath the wheel. By setting the lever at any one of the positions--. Park. Neutral. Drive. Low and Reverse in that order - the driver may select the transmission sitlon he desires. He cannot start the engine unless the lever is set at Park or Neutral. As a safety pre- caution. an electrical switch is in- corporated in the control " '

making it impossible to start the engine in any of the driving posi- tions of the control lever."

The new 1951 Chevrolet offers the "Bel-Air" to Canadian motor- ists for the first time. This lux- urious six-passenger coupe pos- sessing the swank of a convertible has all the practicality of the solid top. with the "Bel-Air" as leader. the latest series contains two individually-styled two-door sedans and two four-door sedans. a sport coupe and a lvusinese coupe - all, except the business coupe. available in either deluxe or stan- dard models.

Chevroletls will design changes are highlighted by new rear fend- ers. suggestive of the "fin" motif. which contribute to the illusion of greater length and accentuate the car's lowness. Also featured is a completely new grille and massive new bumper guards.

Bill Carse Dropped From Vancouver Team

VANCOUVER. Dec. 16 -- (CF! -.- Vetcran Bill Carse of the Van- couver Canucks in the Pacific

given his outright release by own- cr Coley Hall.

The 35-year-old Carse was re- placed as coach of the Canucks three weeks ago by Murph Cham- berlain.

The one-time star centreman. who played with New York Ran- izers and Chicago Black Hawks in the N. H. L.. will remain in Van- couver. Hall plans a job for him outside the hockey organization.

When Chamberlain took over the mentors job. Carse remained as a player. but has played in only one game.

"I'm convinced of the truth of the old saying." said Ohamiberlain. 'They never come back."

GALT. Ont. - tCP) - "Lindy". a year-old spaniel. jumped from a taxi while being taken to the vet's for examination and hit the high road. She was found three days later on a farm near the

city. bedraggled and hungry but none the worse.

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CHICAGO 3. TORONTO I

TORONTO. Dec. 17 - (CP) - The injury-riddled Chicago Black Hawks, sparked by fine goaltend- mg and the aggressive play of five rookie replacements. defeated To- ronto Maple Leafs 3-2 here Sat- urday night before 12,961 National Hockey League fans.

With goalie Harry Lumley per- forming in sensational style. the rookies' display was enough to turn the tide against the lea- kue leaders. who only two nights before had humbled the third- piace Hawks 7-1 in Chicago.

The loss was costly for Toronto. Captain Teoder Kennedy. No. 2 man in the N. H. L. scoring race. Insured -his his: early in the re."- ond period and didn't return to action. He will probably be out for several games.

Up from Chicago's U. S. H. L. farm club to replace injuries came Powell. Leier, Glen Smith, John Miehaluk and Hugh Coflin.

The rookies scored two of chi- ca.go's three tallies and turned in a tight. checking performance.

SUMTIARY First Period

1-Chicago. J. Conaoher (Guidolin. Dawsbuzry)

2-Toronto. S. Smith (Thomson) . 15:23 Penalties: Bolton. Juzda. Mc- Call. Dickens.

8:41

Second Period 3-Chicago. Leicr

(Fogolin. Babando) 9:14 4-Toronto. Gardner

(Lewicki. Thomson) . 17:02

Penalty: Powell.

Third Period

5-Chicago. Powell

(Guidolin) . 16:18

Penalty: Morison.” DETROIT 4. BOSTON 1

BOSTON. Dec. 17 - (AP) - The high-flying Detroit Red Wings clicked off their sixth straight Na- tional Hockey League victory by cut-skating Boston Bruins by a 4-1 margin Saturday night before 8254 fans at Boston Garden. Wings bunched three of their tallies in the second period.

First Period 1-Boston. Schmidt (Dtunart) . .. . 3:18 Penalty - Ezlnicki.

Second Period

2-Detroit. Rleise (Abel, Lindsay) 3-Detroit. Howe (Lindsay. Prystai) . 4-Detrclt. Kelly . Penalties - Schmidt, M. Quackenbush. Kelly.

runs Period

1:02

5:57 15:05 McFadden.

5-Detroit. Goldham

CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The first day of December A.D.

In Re Estate of VIVIAN SMALLWOOD late of Charlotte- town ln Queen": County in the said Province, Radloiician deceas- ed. intestate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Donald McKin- non of Charlottetown aforesaid. Administrator of the above named estate praying thet.a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to he held in the Court House in, Charlottetown in Queen's County. in the said Prov- ince. on Friday the 5th day of January next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the -same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as Dl'B.V-?d for in said petition and on mo- tion of Malcolm Mcxinnon, Proc- tor for: said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that if true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown store- said once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places re- spectively. namely. in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown. at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia Building and at or near the Royal Bank of Canada Build- ing. all in Charlottetown. Queen's County aforesaid so that all per- sons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the .sald Probate Court at Charlotte- town aforesaid. the day and year first above written.

By the Court.

M. Elisabeth Wright

L8. Registrar.

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Chicago, Detroit Winners Of NHL Games Saturday

(Stasiuk) ........... .. 11:51

Penalty -- Raglan. NEW YORK 1. Morrrncar. 1

MONTREAL. Dec. 17 - (CP)-- The lowly New York Rangers and fourth-place Montreal Canadiens battled to a 1-1 draw Saturday night before a crowd of l4.l58. Habi-tants barely managed to hang on to fourth spot of the Na- tional Hockey League standings with this deadlock that ended a five-game losing streak.

SUMMARY First Period Scoring: Forte. l Penalties: Sinclair. Stanley. Leswick. Richard; Dussault. second Period

1-Canadiens. Geoffrion

(Johnson. Reay) ......... .. 4:51 2-New York. Sinclair (O'Connor) . .. . 10:26 Penalties: Harvey, Geoffrion. Kulimen. . Third Period Scoring: None.

Penalties: Egan. Stanley. Johnson.

Birdie Tebbetts And Mike Guerra Sold By Clubs

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ST. PEPERSBURG. Fla. 13cc. 16

(AP) - The Boston Red sax sold catcher Birdie Tebbetts to Cleveland and bought catcher Mike Guerra from Philadelphia A's today in two cash deals involving veteran players. Tebbetts. 36. hit .310 in 79 games with the Red sox last season. The noisy little receiver with the squeaky voice is regarded as one of the smartest in the majors. Under manager Joe McCarthy, Tebbetts caught almost every game in 1948 and 1949. After Steve O'Neill replaced Maccrirthy in mid-season of 1950 he was not worked so hard. Tebbetts' departure from the Red Sox clubhouse probably was determined when he made a. speech at a New England dinner shortly after the season closed. Hr: openly criticized some of his teammates, labelling them as ”malcor.tents." O'Neill traded Tebbetts away from Detroit to Boston in 1947 when he managed the Tigers.

The Red sox get is 30-year-old- ster in Guerra. a Cuban from Havana who hit .282 in 8'1 games with the A's last season. He orig- inally came to the majors with Washington but has been playing for the A's since 1947.

A last minute attempt to make a Philadelphia A's-Wrhlte sow swap fell through just before the A's delegation rushed in catch a plane. Jimmy Dykes. Philadelphia mana- ger, offered outfielder Elmer Vale and infielder Billy Hitchcock for outfielder Gus Zernlnl. Frank Lane. White 30:: general manager. said "No...

St. Louis Cardinals probably will get together with Boston Braves. Chicago Cubs or New York Giants for infield help, but nothing has materialized.

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Chandler Has New Allies

CHICAGO. Dec. l7 .. (GP) Baseball Commissioner A.B. Chan- dler had two new allies today - Connie Mack. retired manager of Philadelphia Athletics and Mrs. Grace Comiskey. president of Chi- caso White Sox.

Mrs. Comiskey said the White Sox would back up Chandler's te- tention in any new vote on the matter.

Her son. Chuck Cnmiskey. is said to have been one of seven club executives who voted to oust the Commissioner in the secret St. Pet- ersburg meeting last Monday.

Mrs. Comiskey is waiting for her son to return from Florida Monday tovdo some explaining. '-

The widow of the late J. Lc-uis Comiskey. son of the club's found- er. Charles A. Comiskey, .-am the Chandler episode was "crudely handled."

"I did not approve nl it from the moment I heard of what. had taken place," she said.

Chandler also drew some words from Connie Mack,

"Mr. Chandler has done it great. job as commissioner." said the Alt: former manager. . . . I still have hopes he will stay in as commis- sioner. I think the men who fired him have made a terrible mistake."

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Teen-Agers Take A Over Arena In Shippegan. N. B.

SHLPPEGAN. N. 3.. Dec. 14 -- (CP)-Youth came into its own at this Northern New Brunswick vil- lage when management of the SIUDDOKHH Arena was handed over to is teen-agers. Any financial balance after the season ends will be divided among them.

One of the first actions by the newly formed shlppegan Junior Athletic Association was to permit use of the arena by school child- ren from 4 p. m. to s p. m. daily for hockey purposes. with Tuesday Welling-5 also reserved for child- ren.

The village is one of 1!) reprg. sexrted in a newly organized New Brunswick Chaleur Bay Hockey League. designed to include com- munities interested in competition 3171003 Younger players. The loop replaces the former Lower Gloucester Hockey League and will remain outside the New Brunswick industrial hockey organization.

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Canadiens Sign New Players

MONTREAL. Dec. 1'! - (GP) R Tommy Manasfersky. football and hockey star. signed a contract Sat- urday with the National Hockey Leagues Montreal Canadiens.

The 20-year-old versatile athlete, recently named Montreal's "ath- lete of the year." belonged to Mont- real Royals of the Quebec senior Hnckcy League.

A star with Montreal Alouctt-s of the Big Four conference. Menar- lersky was loaned to the 1-labitunte 0" I three-game. lend-lease agree- ment earlier this week and played Slwh R Rood tzame in New York last Wednesday that bosses of the pm- fessional hockey club signed him.

The football star is one of 15 rock. ies called by the fourth-place Can- adiens since the start of the season in an effort to climb bygk to a '01) NH. L. position.

. ... mwgyg wg WOMAN PROSPECTOI "2351 FORT WILLYAM. Ont. -- (CP) - Mrs. Florence Dace Crydem-inn, 73. mother of 15 children. died here. After the death of her pro- spector husband she personally m'0S'peci.ed and staked claims at

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