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Monmlh The monthly meeting of Queen ....'The monthly meeting of the Mary W' L men In the hilon Hill Little Flower Sub. of the c. w. L. on May list. with the president Moi-ell, was held on May 14th, at Dresldlnx. Meetinc ODGDCG by Bin!- 7 P. M. in: "Juanita", followed by creed There were seventeen memberspin unison. Roll call was answered

present. The newly appointed by the name of a fish caught in president Mrs. Joseph Rooney home waters. There were 14 mem- pg-egidgd, bi-s present. Minutes of last meet-

Correspondence read included a in: were read and approved.

letter from National Presldent.l Correspondence was read and from Rev. Father Walsh, director discussed. ' of Radio League. Toronto, thank-I Resolutions passed at District

in: the members for their gener- Conventions last. year gnd sent out ous donation to the Radio League. pfor our consideration were read It was decided that each mem- and discussed, ,

bet donate an article to the Exhi-I A paper on game Economic, by bitioii booth in aid of the Precious M”. M, Maccown Wu rem. A150 Blood Monastry. Charlottetown. I, pgper on sou by M”. E. Ramsay The meeting CIMH1 WW1 DI'3l'9F- was read and questionnaire tilled

out. HURRICANE FILM OPENS ' convnlsefs were ngpomted to TODAY canvass the Murray Harbor and

wf " Guernsey Cove Districts for the "Slattery'a Hurricane .y Twen- Sammon Amy. iieth Century-Fox's exhilarating M”. Tom hue, and Mn Guy

adventure-romance. starring Rich- net en. are H. omte y ard Widmark, Linda Darrell and v1ewPMr.yL.wJ. 3:5 ghost mkggego Veronica Lake, is being shown at'm1u.ge the school pmygmumt the Prince Edward Theatre start-I M”. Garnet Penny reported on "11 l0d35'- , Ithe blackboard and nlatfomi, and Much of the picture was filmed Miss ome Keeping gave the Mm.- on location at the Navy Air Ease my Harbor Soho,” Report

in Miami, Florida. and Director; R was deem” mm 019' msmcu Andre dc Toth skillfully blended would again pmvme I won for the daring exploits-tlifttheh Navfy's the ,.Baby cum? ,.

hurricane hunting pi o s. s own or 1 - the first time on the screen, with ;teggoganlclr:m:,s'f;'edM:ZxE:;ern mm a dramatically plotted love story.l Collection WAS i 70' ,me'meeuns w”'"”k" "'1' " '" "”N”y closed with the National Anthem pilot who has a way with women A-"er wmch B dainty lunch w”' is a decided contrast to his former , V d b m c y d y t screen villainy and the change of ,5" e 7 E ""5 "5 R" '5” '

romantic s ones with both Mim Darnell an Miss Lake, who add much to the entertainment quality of the picture.

The stellar supporting cast in- cludes John Rusell. Gary Mer- rill. Walter Kingsford, Raymond Greenleaf, Stanley Waxman and Joseph De Santis. "Slattery.'s Hur- ricane" was produced by William Perl-berg from a screen play by Herman Woulr.

RAW COURAGE-THAT'S WHAT CHAMPS HAVE

All great champs have it- Dempsey climbing out of the ropes to K0 Firpo. Feller blazing a fast one down the middle with bases loaded for a strike-out, Jesse Owens straining for the tape; no matter what sport-champs have it. Without that extra something. call it guts, i-aw courage. or what you will. you can't rewh the top. Tony zale had it. Beaten to a pulp by Rocky Gnaiano, he got up oi! the canvas to go on and win by a. knockout to garnish the middle- weight championship of the world. Model fw Action Fight fans have seen it happen. time and again. and so when stan-

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ants.

' BLABY. Lclcestershire. England I-(OP)-A town councillor and parish clerk took over the role of .gravedigger for 9. day here so that the official gravedigger could at- tend hls dtaughtei-'s wedding.

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iley Kramer decided to commit 'Ring Lardner's classic story. ”'Cha.mpion," to the screen, he scrched for an actual champion- ship fight that would best demon- strate this indennable trait that every champion is born with. The Tony zale-Rocky Graziano champ- ionship right was it. when "Champion" opens at the Prince Edward Theatre today. .throug'h United Artists release. audiences will see Kirk Douglas receiving the beating of his life. Yet. he is the champion, and like all true cham- pions, he manages to get up of! the canvas and so on to win.

The climatic scene where the champion's life ebtas away in his dressing-room, away from the ioar of the crowd and the cheers of the throng. leaves the hard hitting im- pression that champs. all ehamps in the movies or in real llfe--rnsln- tain the illusion cit greatness to the very end.

NAPOLEON and UNCLE ELBY by Clifford McBride

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Surf contains an amazing detergent which removes not only every trace of soil and grease, but all "dirty clothes" odor, tool Your wash is so deep-down clean it's actually sweeter-smellingl

Your Surf-clean wash is perfection! Your eyes can tell how white and bright it looks. Your nose will report a sunshiny fresh-air sweetness-even when you've had to dry the clothes indoors.

sure cum 0 Even without rinsing. Surf removes ti-cry lau Irtu of dirt, grease and scum . . . every trace of odor, iool That's why it gets your , clothes so Wllllc, so bright What's more, you dont even have to so sweet! rinse your clothes to get this cleaner, sweeter wash. Surf has the magic power of grabbing and balding the dirt in the wash water, so when you wring out the

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When you don't rinse your Surf-clean wash. its astonishing purifying ingre- dient goes right on working in your clothes. (if you do want to rinse, add a little Surf to your rinse-water.)

All the Surf your grocer now has in his more is "no-ri'rise" Surf . . . specially developed-to save you hours of work and dollars in hot water and fuel bills.

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