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Canadians W/hip Black Hawks By 9-2 Score

MONTWSAL. NOV. I -— (CH ~- Montreal Canatiiens found their scoring] eye; tonitzht as they whip-

and three Zones in four lime: to (hie.

. _ Dell the Cmcago Black Hawks 9-2 SUMMARY m uzm ca; before a. 111,275 cmwd to keep on F‘ ‘P Id n ere

111g City Hockey league will prob-l égeMhaerflles gag? “naefeated T°r°“'|

ably be n1] cleared up when rc- Th. w ml 1a h_Blak _Rlch_|1_ u. l L h (Richard Pr°5"““i"°5 o‘ ‘he ‘ﬁlms m" arcl obmwingltion wasctlie sueaerheadl AS/llgixllteleﬂﬂ ac I gtilllmot 2111x331? S; ti‘; of thic- Cnnuck! zltrack. iiCCOI-Uiblly! zl-Chicaizo, Maser (Briiyshaw) 6:- - 1f 0 ‘ 9 1 for two thirds o tie Cunadieils KC'\ s 47 for the swhcdule- _Mau.r1ce Richard lcd the pariidc’ Penalties - Eddolls. 17011115011. ‘ ‘ ' lwlth three 20:11.1 .111d_t\\'o assists. Brnyshiiu‘. A izirce 11111111101‘ of hockey’ ful- Elnicr Loch scored twice and hau 11111-111"; were more or less disap- ftéar assuiflts. while Toe dﬂllallte goz- SECOND PERIOD *' '1 t1‘ 1 d fl t E a s Re coiui er an e-pe on 5;::3,'.°€',.,,“,;°‘:,.,'1:,,:;;§, l,§1d“‘l§, tivc others. Zi-Montreal. Lietliffe 4:17 ¢ulllllmll=ll “m, me league L.“ sll-larold Fraﬁszr mad Russellﬂlirag“ 4-Chicago, rvnser <Bravshaw1 9:- . . 1 ~ 1 inw w~re t c 11c o1 11c aw 5., "- ‘ ‘ ‘u “,i']‘_l,',‘ igdisjqs ligtdreugfcllélﬁ‘ \\‘ilh Fraser 1|"»1Zi!lf1 110111 their, 5—i\i.1ntre11l. Richard 11inch. Blake) _lkl_‘x‘l"dh_cu_‘liol\ m,“ mm; uonls and l3 aw making 111B‘ _ 10:51 _ _ 1' ‘ ‘m: 1H of ‘n51 plnv each time. ‘ _ _ -b-1\/iontren1, Liicn (Lnmoutux. l 4 H‘ H "g “l ‘- = inc Hanks 1110.0!) a Inzht of it m,’ 1511111 1 18-34 "WW “~13 11*‘ "m- w‘ the first hiilr o1 111C 142ml. 11011111123 Penalties-None.

, 11.1111 btilllld tivlcc when Uiiniiolens‘ ‘ ' ' _ l 11nd zone ahead. But theyrliatl met! Hut that flit‘ lvJi-‘lle W11! be 111 111d 1t up icr the second time tvncnj

'i'i1in1 Period

Quorum ll l, Ct'1'1l\111’t\'. That was, Richard slowed home the thud 7—l|mitre.11. Iizchzird tBlnke. Lech) pl, 1- ~pvpg ~ E7 S. Dov .‘ '11 1l11d-\\'l1v through :43 V .1. r 1111c 2a11nel\\‘z1s .11: B—-Mo11trrnl. filler LR(1.\S1R1‘1(11, , x111.» .1 our 11.11. LAC} tiddrt L‘\2‘i1U‘.l.l‘E1lX‘ .. _ __,,. m h“ Sqllllll; all another‘ to znuke n, 4-2 before the 9—.i i‘. tor, _l-..., iLncii, Richard! Miami m, Jusl “m; plans peilodiuusfiuut. 11111.1 “krielllxliidlLliS 1.1111 1 10.J2 __ ‘I P q I Hm‘ 7 u ‘m [ms evening (Sh: gllirate iron s o11t a rep v ‘ Uiﬁivélhlisecsléin) tﬁsssgno l u’. The loss left Hawks 111st nhead ofl Lacli) 18:46 '

.'(<111:<1n of the lea-l U '1 1.» expctltd a ~ will np-l ..1 .J: trnzlng ciililpliigil.‘ , . _ 1e fans u icuutie that will be A w rmipo e11 e1" tile 111t1“i.c\'l*n1l'n\al@11'

n1 s1 da that c1111 be banded 10-‘

. . I Bowling Match

vitlttlrle _1oc:\1,‘ of 11111105151111;

1e lowly EJ112011». \\'11l1 one \'.'111

Fuipn 6.2.11. lllefeat N. Y. Bangers 6-3

A bowhnu team from the local al.1- force nation hem lost niaht d1.- fcated a tedmvirom Bruce stew- d‘ ‘ml 1 “aw arts mhan gifhlbllllbn match Yﬁliﬂd VS 1 - S, ' 1i‘ - over t e 11:11" ottetozrn A evs. . liuiaue 1"i1_lO_\'€‘d 1\\G€Til1ll1‘.{ a margin m‘ 101) pins in NEW YQRK: Nov Q"(CP)_N“W we fur beyond ex- ‘ 1111- 1111»; string the winners added Ywk" ‘mmmm h” W 103mm w’

1o end and with_ cf ii league in opernwm it to prove a drawing card

.1 id is the intention m it 1:1 the next two to win out by Jgﬁlhlgfl? llmjezliillugidrl»; lﬁlmmg i‘ t0 make the 241 ‘the ’I‘0ro1‘1to Marple Leafs wallolvfd

pins. | Jack Kane of the losers

“mmd “"9 ‘I'm. “PM” high single of 1m wiui Bi-Sflvhﬂrg? . m‘? N" Y°YK Mme“ ‘*3 f“ the“

._ - , fifth succesuv nctori and Now l 3i 113*" “l-‘P¢'=‘".‘°"“°"l tall‘ ﬁﬂl°l§l1nn°rs mum“ "he lush mm“ vorlﬂs 1on1 i\1‘.1lEl1L\dCI€11t.1T)i( ~r .. W111i‘ 11 l" .‘ T . '“ ' ., . , . 1., n‘ Lmi anon. 11K‘ one 0 last

i‘ mm ..??ii1..:*::..t:r..lr:e..’i1l1.‘%n:$ ~ w 15-211 ,- Wlln 5% Dull‘ wlll u“ on a . l ~om pwwu The R.1n>e1s. thoroulrhlv over- Prilnce. o‘! Wales. mm Lin, on s“, y illgm travel‘ hauled sin’. 11st spring, Sllll failed w Ne“. Glasgow (m. Another mﬂlcl-L. to snow the fund of hockcv that.

And it ls interesting to note that 1 would inake them play-on‘ conun-

m Hlulyds ,0 .1, lvvo college qund; Al, yo," {tiers but their cilcris were pledging: ility of them op- iaisoriaro 102 101s 2341,19 ‘he “um” “We?” the "m1 .binpﬂ 11ml, > OI Goswcll 193 ll‘; 139 1hev_ can '11 behind I once 1n _- 1.1 in the questiog- ilgzzuiﬁun ‘.08 llgﬁiilllsggunogllohgicﬁcllfl 55121111313122. , ‘ frgghgllertgiag ‘Fﬂilvg Miltaiin 139 iigﬁice ‘foiontos uverwnelmme;

. . I . 250a - M” Awe“ thigugh i? a"; The real dcmaae was done. how- tlh“ I 51mm “Pd eyl ° k Bruce ikwcrﬁ ever. in the last four minutes oi the w“ Y” “mm”: mﬁht be ?bh°,1wthe Kane 188 246 133 first period and in the second i‘ ' ""1 '11?‘ ““’“1d berg ' n .e li/lcLean 155 131 114 when Windy o‘1\’ei1. Lorne Carr. t! of 111111515 f@1'_1°“3“e h°“°15- Aylwnrd 1111 125 2w‘ Bob DFiVICiSOH and Sweeney S-shri- _' ' McKenzie 1-11 173 160 ncr rallied home tour straight 21.01"- 11 is dvfiilllely known that lFord m; 155 -14.;| onto goals. ‘line rest of the way the - - of \Va1cs are in favor of the] Tom-aces. Rangers‘ best efforts were about - ' nicotine of the student __} enuoi to Toronto's ordinary Dace

and th‘: home team ran into the fnult of nressmz when 1t tried to reduce the leaf lead.

Rcu Hamilton 11nd Babe Pratt were the other two Leaf scorers 11nd Bob ill. Hank Goiaur.) and Frcd made the

erday voted in the af- ni e for such a move. Re- 1‘ 111i: meetintl i“ St. Duri- ' '~.\‘t been horned but _it 1d 111:1! 1111s 111'1.tter_ will decided upon at 1011181115

12in P. w. o. Team Meet Q. S. S. W filth?” This Afternoon

of . ‘he squad that is

'I‘hur1-. r three Rainier

11188.

n - - SUMMARY First Period J-lgoronio. Hamilton (Bodnar) 2:-

L-Pjmgers, Dill (Warwick) 8:67 it-gléoronto. O'Neil (Davidson) 16:- kToronto. Carr. (Echriner. , Bod- nar) 18:16 Penalties-None.

Second Period

l plans for the seo-| no one hns come for-- back them and it looks won't be in the 1M5“;

This afternoon at $.45 second Prince of Wales rugby team clash with the Queen Square School squad 1n the second exhibition encounter between the two flfteens ‘he this week. Prince of Wales were ‘returned winners of the first

clash on Wednesday afternoon but

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Square the Q55. team are expected to -_T m D. “mm 12:35 ' _‘:),"‘"r “f0 imfj°kuiﬂ 19"‘ “P l much “m” bame t°'iIg-—'l.‘gf:g§\‘t0. schriner tcarr. Bod- l-i M911 l" 9d m y. The game will be played at' m“, 1595 11f W511i’: tskflelmpuk the Victoria Park gridiron. Pena1t1es~Go1cluD. Ezlhkl. c a i - icon nnrl the. Thin] period F 01 are ‘quieirly ,' t c t h k) 11a}: can 9W0 i 9 . . "—-Ncw York. Goldu~1 \Warwic ich stiffer battle in s a c“'er I 5:04 .

B-loronio. Pratt (Mctz)

g t them. 7:411 ml- amlns 9~-l\cw York, Thurier <Hur1t1 15;- 23

Given Release

Aclfiliilvyllnéeiltrlpoysses . Psnaities — Mﬂll- Halli-Ill"!- 331. and pm; ‘by Eﬂnickl. lllvndo tiie city mew YORK, Nov. o - (AP) - ___ 111 r Fewnd 9mm‘ Gus Moncuso veteran catcher for h,“ _ against (he Ncw York Giants. uxcs given ht - team (not is scheduled 101 unconditional release today. He

PM.‘ (inn-noun Saturday afternoon. ﬁrynvimllfWlC" . .

hit .251. during the lest season.

- ‘tga-t 11nd ‘plenty ‘of st—eam 1051111171‘ I mid capable the visii- them. Bob held the tlile and was? es arc out for revcnxﬁ scheduled to defend it in a. re-

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DON AMECHE

FRANCES DEE

HARRY CAREY ANN RUTHERFORD

A story of the

0f the strangest adventure that‘ ever made two

people overnight

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concern] 13151121151 n1 enrolment.

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For

M0NTAxflligEgl4-gixSﬁf‘. 7.45 “Mplllpgg '- "1 FASHION,

marks on numerous visits to 111E _ the

squadron year: “ 1.

during

Personnel.

(a1 Air Cadet Officers: Good

Appearance: Excellent

1b) Air Cadets: General appear-

ance: Good. Alertness: Good. Discipline: Good. General runarks: The whole

appearance of this squadron both officers and cadets indicates good csprit-dc-eorps pride in their squadron. . l "2. Remarks on Administration. 1 in)“ Orderly Room and Records e e t

c n. (b1 Training Facilities. Excellent Storage Facilities. Excellent 1

spirit and

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lion cords are

looked after.” The inspection was

held

the year was B2 per

Drill, Aptitude tics and Signals.

"3. Supplementary Remarks: —l The accommodation and organize-i are exceptionally good. ' in perfect shape and uniforms and equipment are well

strength of 55 Senior Cadets and‘ 2 Junior Cadets. 58 parades were (luring the cadet year and the average parade attendance for This ‘- year the enrollment reached lgratlfying figure of 80 cadets, of which most are seniors enrolled at Prince of Wales College. dets were examined last year in ‘Administration and Organization. Air Cadet recognition, Anti-gas, Test,

l The squadron is commanded by lFlying Officer H. C. 1t11e officer personnel are: -

training

unintentional-

and

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1311?: Officer .1. n. eammimj _u a . Pilot Officer J. P. Sweeney! Medical Officer.

Pilot Officer J. B. Wnllreiﬁ] Equipment.

Pilot Officer .1. z. Trainonl Specialist. l

Pilot Officer Le B. Tait, Flight ' Commander.

Pilot Officer S. A. Vale, Flight Commander.

Twenty-two Senior Air Cadets

attended summer camp at Dart-

mouth, N.S., year.

during

___ _ (Continued cut of the irater. noticed 1a. little froth

kind upon the body. on the deceasede

body was floatin off

elhcws.

Constable Haridralian. Fire Chief Angus

Pownnl. Deceased had on short hat. and blue sweater.

deceased outside hotel

1111:, , h i. b lelll m a draw b1 t 6 turn match with Beau Jack on ' {.3211 pllilllfPll but P.w.c. cumin gov, l9, A victory for 5011110 |II Belglum TOWII _ . W. every bli as good a; the would give 111m the match. -lle bpvs will also be 011i W ' ' ' ' fzanm thi-m itﬂﬁdblvh: h]: riglitm 081113113 Montgomery: -""~ rn c111 o 8 131 on e tea. mod him‘ 151! affair from wobble. ‘butt as the howlinge crorrzli tfqigsAgiANkgghdv -' - iiosfluﬁrytsofeebloztsib tciibletnljgﬁfldgﬂfll} Residents of 11'. little town in Bel- and Bob Mont- lrwayed away from a terrific left 9mm “w " 50mm“ 3am‘ 1°’ the

first time when a company of the Royal Canadian Army Service .Ccrps ran nff :1 sports clay on n‘ Ire-cent sunny afternoon. <

viciously; (or five-and crossed hi: right to the point ‘ on the night of the .18“! Petey‘ stiffened. fell. - -

1 The cheering

rouixrh l1

crowd suddenly

m"; 9h; requirements of men in all occupation!-

‘i .‘l ~ .,- ' nompiinnpllt i Sr/uvF/szn 5 xvii mX/jai/r-

Gauthier. Pembroke, Ont" and Pte. W. H. Walters. Sydnc . NS, combined to win the whee barrow race.

Rep Welter 1-1 Judd. Jr., above Minnesota. Republican who recently returned from Ohungkinlz tossed something of a. hell into the G911. Stllwell stem oluirging that the eneraih 1 was prcciplta-ted .1‘ 11 White House demand tlmthe be given eup- rcme ccmmandin Chincmren we:

111

Chiang Kairhek himself. Rap. n11 u n: 111 t. 119w Judd salfi that 1.111911 receiving in n11 ‘i t1 '~ Generalimilno

ultlnnatiun the "u", up H

of Royal Bank.

The next two witnesses, Joseph Gallant and William MacFarlane,

told of seeing on object

er at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon

JURY DEMANDS-

1101p pogo i.) The witness

nostrils but saw no marks of any Saw no mud rubbers.

in a standing pos tion, head slight- ly inclined and arms well bent at

Similar evidence was

stated he had seen the deceased about 7.30 Monday night on Rich- mond Street between Queen

John MacKlnncn, Richmond Si‘... stated he saw deceased about 8.40 Monday night on Richmond street.

Mary Cilrrie. fifth ivltness, boarder at the Royal Hotel, stated she snw

and 11 Tuesday morning.

George Lartcr. caretaker Post Office, sold he saw decenseﬁ Tuesday morning at 9.46 in front

the past

l 1

about the

The the bottom

given by

McEachern _ - y- rounded up by military police if- ‘ and of the splendid hospitality lty Young Peoples Union under Jean More. Marian Hlnn, Shirley and lcourtesy N; h ozv: 1,1 d by téheDdlrgctlotntrgftltgi-s. Ruby Houklr, Steargis, Mary Tait. Doris Cruick- is; §§§§§§,“"{§eefs‘fm°,,“"§,,““'f,§§'? and Caned ons t0 3w (‘.11 an m] c. a nee‘ many mes t e pill-an . Marjorie Crulckslmnk, Ev- noumed mdalh training in cane 11 .nce t . sea g apac yo Heart; Memorial eyn Storey. Enid G111. Margaret Alued headquarters mm in ll, outbreak of the war was expressed hall last evening: to see the first Hardy. Margaret MacLemian. ‘ omen} mnouncenwnl ma; 15;; to i1 Guardian representative last presentation of this popular play on Between the second and third gum, wéu, charged Wm, klllllllo- night by the Hon. David Wilson, Prince Edward Island acts, Mr. Roy Smullman. song An ”‘ '

coat, felt between 10 I sq

City l Z0

in the Wat-

. were in training.

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T New Zealand Commissioner Visits Island

Warm appreciation of the gov- ernment and people of New Zenl-

High Commissioner for New Zeal- and to Canada. Hon Mr. arrived here last evenim 800011119811- ieti by Group Capt W, W

town and Summerside and will also make courtesy calls today upon the Lieutenant Gov- ernor, the acting Premier and the MKIYOI‘.

be more than thankful

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tannin in neat-netting garden

l “Anne 0f Green lliahles” Presented

cher. violinist. Mrs. Angur Mac- Eachern, Pianist. and Leonard Jor- dan with the accordion.

Between the first and second acts of the Play a chorus of young ladies of the Y. P. U. dressed in colorful evening frocks with dain- W chaPB-aux. sank "When its Slim- mertfme at Green Gables." The 5011B W118 composed by 1H1‘. C1111‘- ence Chnrters, who was present 1n the audience. The members of the Chorus were:

Jean Mcbennan. Jean

In Heartz Hall

“Aline o1 Green Gables" - a

three act comedy presented by 'I‘riri- Ramsa

The beloved story of “Anne Shir- ley" was delightfully portrayed by Miss Connie Martin; Marllla and Matthew Cuthbert, her Guardians,

Old English lnve Song millowed by Trees.

Two pleasing numbers by Mrs. Ralph Douglas were 'I‘he ‘Lass With

Wilson

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cL-Leader J. lvlndill, and Mr. L being irlvldly characterized by Miss The Delicate Air and The False lMldtllemass. secretary w the High Dorothy Allen and Peter MacDon- fﬁ-Qphgh 1‘ Commissioner. Ho will visit New d Mr. Lorne Finley. Pzn-sident of M

The other characters were played as follows:

Florence Remsen. Superintendent of the Hopetown Orphanage - Jean Macbean. Minnie Steam. an httendant at the Orphanage-Innis: ‘I was very much impressed with lBrown, Mrs. Alexander Spencer, who

nland airmen at the Charlotte- stations.

the Y. P. U expressed appreciat- ion to all who in any way helped to make the evening a success. espec- ially m Mrs Ruby l-loule, C. D. A. who directed the play and who was responsible for the entire evening of such delightful entertainment.

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