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twestem. GllafCiiail' . 11111111 M11111--11t"1111 !i1l'.1l".i'l”ilSa'35.'l'.1i.” 'l3"i1..'-2”l2I.”l'l?Jii?? l..1::'.'1.1.:m

'-rue funeral of Mr. William D. -Fire, which broisc out about ' McLeod was held in Tignish Unitr eight o'clock last evening, oom- ed church Thursday afternoon pletgly dgguroygd the two.gtgi-y I when a large number of friends u- trams dwelling or Mr. Illenton Fall aemhled to ply their lot tribute on the Sherren Road about a mile 1 to A road mm. The service Wu and a half from Crapsud. lwnducted by Rev. Mumy Gardner. Mr. Pall. with bis wife and two The hwune were ”-lelul. 5IV10l11' children. had left the home about IPilot Me" and."W11l Your Anuhw ten minutes before the fire was 'H”1d'" T119 "0155 91 wmm” "1 discovered to attend the picnic on those from whom this fisherman the Angiicm church (round. H who loved the sea had gone, were crapaud based on thoughts or the sea and ' itm umrmw III” M had new ttrhere had been no.fire in the I v .. .. .. s on during the afternoon or eve- Ireached his desired haven. in . . ,, nlng and the cause of the fire is (The Sweet Bye And Bye was nk n Mr H” i In oi 'rendered by Mr: Russell Leard with " 1"" 1 ' W" '1 ' 1” members of the choirjoinl in the 1” mm" MHCNEHL Mmmm do"' i "8 home and the job was near com-

chorus. , . . Honor", pail bearers were Hm pletlon. There was a considerable Iii. AI Bernard. Mums. Hubert amount of new furniture in the I1(-,aucieiI MILIAII imiin McCIu.myI home which was all lost along with: Iciai-wee Mo,.m,5eyI Joseph A. all the other contents and furnish-i lAi-senault. Charles Gavin. Henry "135- ipoyia mci John Doyiel The Cl-apaud and Victoria Fire i Active imii bguen we", Maura, Departments answered the alarm Wyman Large, Te)-em, Gavin and were instrumental in saving a Max Mclnnis, Roy 3;-awn, Jqi-ry barn and shed which were con- Buote. Alvin McLeod, pan Mcxay nected with the house. There was and George McLeod. no insurance carried on the house Group Capt. Arthur 6. Kenyon i -8 30-year-old commanding officer at

FridIy.AuzuItll.1054 TheGuardie.n 17.3.1;

.".A'!'l'lN!'l0N1 lrsaiianaa. - .3031; um, i mm, 5.” good Timothy need. will have in, Mai-gate, Fa-igzy evsniiiz Imm price shortly. W. 3. Burns. August 6th. Sponsored by w. 1.

yglpequo. . -JEAN-s anon? anon ma P1351-t1i;nI:1:'idN',lI' 118-Sue Ilfooliigmswn. will be closed 1:-' -nnala oclock. a A .11-as . ' nedsque Versus sooth Freetown " W menu" : Pastoral charge,

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--rmornr vsnlln wsrrran united Church or Csnaii: Rev buyina W011 9131194 '1'ii-'1101111Y 30041 Murray Gardner, Minister. August 10! nxport. Phone. Write or Ga.u- mi. 1054: Cascuinpec. sunaay produce Department. 11 T. Holman School 10 a.m.. worship ll a.m.; Limited. Buxnmeraide. - Albeutori Sunday school ll. s.m.. worship 7.80 pm.

-WORLD FAMOUS Cs ital Ponnnals recording artists. the Fgur ..Mlgg Katherine Campbe1i,!risb- Knights appearing Tuesday. Aug. town, was a recent overnight guest 10 at 8:00 'p.m. at the Rollawsy of Miss Julie Campbeil,.Burling- Club. Admission 81.00. Dancing ml, Bur. irialm I10.15 hp.rn. urlitil 2:15 s.m.. o own I e e orm e. - -'rl1.e many triends of Mr. Ham- minim z;L5o. 11 me Ad I mend Affleck. Bsdeque. are sorry I to hear he is I pltient in the Prince -PARISH OF ALBIETON. Edward Island Hospital. Church of England: Holy commu- nion 0.15 a.m. at Christ Church. -30- 170111119 31113111111” 19iv11111' Kildare. Celebrant and preacher ed 10 1113 1101119 111 c11"10tW1'0V”1 Rev. G. E. Tanton; 'holy com-lnu- , on July 31. titer Ivendlns the past nlon ii.a.in. in st. Peter's, Alber- The Alberion Scout Troop is shown above in front at headquarters tent at Mill River Flower bearers were Messrs. Har- or lumisiilngs.

three weeks at Irishwwn, guest or W, M 3 pm in mi, Trinity where the - - . . . . . . - - - I y have Just completed seven da s cam in activities. Scoutmaster H rbe t "11 c"1"1"- -101111 5"1Yl119- F1911 ----A- '4” R-C-A-1'1 51111011 '11 511m11181'

?.1:ml2”ii.2?L1a5””'" ML and SE31: t1i'"5','3I,”';im1” ::'v'1:I11"Ig- Leavitt. in charge of the camp, and Ale; Lefurgeyg are included in the plctur: D: Trdy'1i1;"5?e1i1P"”' ""11 map" C 1 ed , i 513'” hp' E" I” 1”" been "med 11” ' ' . - . . . . . - I ' rsenau . n erment was in t e on mu rom page it ac e at Prague. Czechoslovakia

gun W. C. Mmuod ma M". McMahon, rector, I8;iIlgIlI?Idil3eV6l'?1 tdaysf ofIrainy weatherla well organized camp was enjoyed by the tloop church cemetery. --:-T m --Z-D I A native of Toronto, he graduated wig. simplon mw "turned to 4ENmAL BEDEQUE Unmu ng peny 0 SW mining, genera Scout training and a fast outboard motor ti-ip Besides his wife. the former Miss fa C Recoilinlen at CH3 from the Royal Military College their l'lome.in Kensington after 3,i,.i,i., chmch sum” umm II yesterday afternoonto end their week of camping. Iizlxlae bBaWs3ilr,e:5r.El(i)dnc5LeotIilni; mm mum HIM Im mm iidc a;Pilotsinsil93Ddand serv. CD3 U5. IONS 311C

spendlna I few day! at Clermout am. sunday school 1015' Sunday Iiau was Mr. Ru Wllitlock wh said he - - - ghters. Lloyd Of 'l'0Y0l1t0- ROY 11 u at headquarters in Otta l was home the day of the accident 1” 111111

uests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mill. nm 1.45 I I Dedic ii i T I ' . . I I g Bur, 3: negw 0I.gn:mA spec”? xgaaicgi S :3 g'g8!:I1;h'AIcl.h:,..::I:e Wm tgaghiiita and was told about it by the driver gwt M1531” urvjce 5'1 R-C-A-F v - ea quar s in London, he held

service given by the choir, and ray 1-an-1 cAN.;clAN PRESS Eldershaw (Edith) of rlgniail and '11 1119 "11C11- 141- W1111101” 1' 1119 mg; pm. at v.mc,,I,,,e om 1'. W8

DMr. and Mrs. Ted Perry have 1 returned train a motor trip to the ”"med by M1" Amen u'"d' I ' A""'1"1:vL9EKl11;cI Gm-I Margaret of Halifax. :!'i:1':I1uIg1;1:l'I:fIi:"mI1';'r:I ”;e1'hI;Idb”::i and Greenwood before going tl central Canadian rovinces, also .3333 xenon on-,rAn1o...M.-, o I e CIEveIand 72 32 mi g I I cm” the ufmk WE; opemed by Summerelde in 1951. (CP (row the Unified 535598 ind Welt End '0 and Mrs. Gordon Huestis and - New york 72 35 4373 ila” MI, wiiii-am Dunn who had been Nlilon-l Defence). 5111111110 Cnyv New Je1'5e5'- D3 daughter 1513109 8Fl'iVed 1101119 By GERRY MARTIN birdie on the 14th left her one C11113380 69 39 -339 5 1- Continued 1mm 9&3” 1' employed by his company for the this week tram Trenton. Ont. to Canadian Press Staff Writer strum ii wn, sl - d in Detroit 47 58 .448 251' "TTTTmmm-'n- 1 ”M” ""11 Mr" H""'"”' 31”” spend their holidays with rela- BRIGHTWOOD GOLF CLUB. three holes undwvvfsa 1;: theeglrrlggri Washlhzlon 44 511 41-11277 centennial 1191191911 Blarnlghree Wm H: bterlmiseddihn a 111111 ””3- DM11 "111 Pm” 111 tives and friends in Wilmot Val- N. s. 1CP)-A putt that wouldn't in three on the 18th but a ' Boston 41 61 402 30 ' 11"” W” ” "M "C rm Debem N' B" an guests 1” Mr lay and Summerslde They were go down cost little Marlene Stewart missed a utt a downhill 15fg1im P11113de1P1113 37 57 1355 -'11 Man Mamennn celebrated a my And driven the same Huck mt a S and Mrs. Daniel I-lickox, :Burling- acwmImnII,d by Ge;aiI.i Huesiix of is-Omhiii Om a chance Io II-P mat miasepd b' . '11” 91 B iiim 37 59 349 36 quiem Mass for those men of st. nearly two years. His company. so . - . .. . y inches. is ore . . W11 31"" who has been visiting them.-S. par here Thursday in the first 18 In the inte rpro vin cial Fridly Dxgscans aha have died III; this I”-mil hie Lm:1ed' htzdixtjaudfi N: - u . i E rnoon E 8 W8. W1" H HS 111' IOHS V9? --The Rev. Dr. W. 8. Reid was 301:: cE;n::ie0n53::d1a" wumen S Il:IIa'i:"kI;'1o':Iti' Icnhkeom (a)I'I1I115fa1I”II',I';”:'e;g ,E',f.f,hi;1(5i?i2”af1DE1,1;f,fI5?N1,”1 party and srsmailsera Kr;1lz;&st0l1e!1;:1c&- regarding the Lcarrying of pasaen- g guest speaker at a Thankcifering . ' . . . , mgm, e 5. 0 service at Clifton Presbyterian A I ll 8 I' t 0 ll wi1:'f,a1fIe”f,n:?a5I',1.,1:,e1fi;r” ,1f1jf':Iff; 259:3 I;1If)1:fIa11a;1nd11 ggfggfgg ff” g1;;1,:;1,e;1:1;;;;::,,?;:;i1:31 "1 And at night James Cardinal Mc- 1; 3-ila boy who was killed. he i Church on July as. Messrs. An- started her third deience or the tied with a tour-total gas 5 am Saturday Gulsap. the most distinguished stated. was acting voluntarily as Elle" -1011111i1011e ""1 1911198” 131111- Mr. and Mrs-Willard Oulhon Ind closed title. British Columbia hot on the Washlnainn at Chicago Kladuale 0! them all. who has the iiclpcr of the driver and WM -Rain halted the ham s ll11”lZ- 1-0118 31V”. 355151911 111 1-119 their son. Inn. of Molli-T981. 31” Mary Gay of Kitchener. Ont., heels of Prairie teams trailed by New Ymk 3113911911 Shared the whine 1”" 113151 '3l 1101' P5111 by 1-119 W"11”"1V' He Sam 1115 Program at Sulnelilergiadte service with a vocal duet. Bur. rived in Alb”-mu Thin-gdgy anal. who hi. the inst two yen” has one "rake. MImI,mba'came next Phiiadeipiiia at cieveiami lceilifdhl. badge of his association the boy usually went out with Mr. Racgwny iui "ism um. iwt , . . ' 't is fell , 1 -M-. mm mm. mm 11”" W11 1 1'1” 11111” :1.1::1:..::.1.1.1:.1:1.1;l;..:2. 1.:1.:11::.:-.:":l::'.:l:.1:71i:1.11i1:1:i.:.1a1 1.” :l1...........,. .1: .:..:;'.s min age 3,; igch md 11”” d”"5mgf; 1” Silmuvmev T119 515911011 171115311 C1""c11 with Dorothy Herbertson Victoria two less it: the cellar ue ac. W1 W L 1'" GBL 1”1O"' wegrieiiiylr qtzlesti:tn:t1imlraryl'"Mro Nile): c;vl-E.-ire uiflsluedb rum-cheidfis ti:-d 11'111111'v 111' "1911 K 111911 V”11i1011 Guild met at the home of MM is c with so ' ' FINAL TODAY 1 New York so 38 64.5 s In his remarks Mast Mon han l ' . ' "P" ' ” WI hiend, and uiaiives on the b H d 1 mi Au z - '- - . I - 1 I I 1 - 94 olson. the witness said he could evening, weather permitting. Isla d. clued recently on M”. 2:83": 3:-my m:rpru:d1'mt' :41: cglildes ti:ilae3rar:izI;asavl:;:r!e;::rIforasaid r:E:illncfiial1Ialw1i?l hgles (lit Vtlae lnttjep gIlIi1:,1;1IiII:1e.e El; .3331; sad not tell the general Practices of Janet Ciesz and Senator Craig. Hansenvs mother. Mrs. cimries w I”! MI T I Y Y P . 1? P336 10 Hy , ' I7 M3". M0” inn). Adm the drivers as he seldom sawithem myle were the dash winners. and Frank , C9 P115 118- W9 V9 hot sun dried (airways soaked by along with the Junior east-west 5? 1401115 51 53 4490 15': ' 9" Lord. at Burlington. -Bur. members and om visitor we” Wednesdays heavy drink The matches I PIu.iadeIphI-a 50 52 490 my: F0” I I. th be lwhile they were making their dea gs dailty double patid fsi;-:30. , . 1 1 I . . . I i owing e xt of Monsig- lveries. egg se s-new l-ecor o . -Mm ch--I--r-om or 11:s:1.:..1'11..:l:”::::.' :":.':.1: .1:.1:;1:.:1...1:1;1:i::.11 1' 1111 ...1:,1l.:.i.:::.1::11:1.:: 2:? 11.”li'”..:.”' 8:.".::1:.1:f” ii 2:1 zilz ll Mon-an-nw -or--z summ-we B”"”"- M'”1' 15 51”"d1"'1 1111"” gut durin the month and twelve The close for Canadians only in their 38-hole matchOThe aseis Pittsburgh 35 71 .830 331: "G'""” 0”” 3"'”1”Y' 101111" mu" narmmw n n. Clsss has 11"” ""11 M111 wumm 11' P"V"1e1" ii ndgtwo ho. ital calls made will continue today and Saturday1 defendln cham ions iu lied fin 1 Friday Chief 1” 31'”! of 111” U' 5- Armyi Who” I';I”mB1n"I?d mne.” '1' her M0;-':e1:md Bowne; invited mam. Rae Mllligan. Jasper. Alta.. was total teagm net pscore ofr34l. Th: Clllclllllaivi Bi Bf00k1yll 1N1 m ' notable 5999011 delivered 1" ROM-P1 Ccm5"”b1' at 3' H,um' 113-713 C1933 (505950 -------D. 1 some ur ngton 1: regretted hers to her homa for the septemi one sirloke behind Gay and Rube-I.il we” had 347. Miiwaukee ai iqew Yo,-k av BOSWII ll few years ago. struck a phrey in charge of the identities, Bay state Pgt (McG,-ego,-i gm 3 by her man)! friends. Bur. be! meetmgr New commmees were son wiii, an 3iI simiey w,,odieyI Roma Neundorg scarboigi om” (Still?-Iago at 1;hllagelphiaNtl.1ai f1If::l-1:3:-Unegxcliiloiw igoahli standdof tic: xiii-anch ofldthie Chulotseiglowbl; Lou Kalmuck (McNeill) ....... 3 . 1 1 . ' ' 0 9 - . ..... ....... DM”- Ammd” Newmme niuml men "ppmmed' lunch Mm H”. git-l';(l1:m'F1t;1l:tllacilel('1 8; 82Ng::enAll1.1: ill: S.:lsttar:oufal:lnl3vl-ltliChigmri::lt,n'fl?) WIS at s!1ItCsIlkLlIlrng;l 1 cation and at the same tlfnnel gasslile glee sccexllileeniibf .1310 lczldtlilllii (Til: day hli:::llili)i';teEi:' Dlfrizlg) (lfewar) ; Ii: 13u1l";' ;lI""1:n:; ?:g:i:I;1I'n;W5'5:I; l13:I:IEdy.M a1;i'::Ix?onan1L,1:”'Ti?o:nb:g ing, flort Credit, and Gail on thg 3.03.. of 34, Rita Loanes. Cincinnati at Brooklyn is, cites: and convincing vindication and took several pictures or the I'll Conte (Cole) 6 no in vw-mu. mm mm .1i.2:l1ei1i1.1.1.1li1-die-' .21 :....1:: .1.a1;1.2:..1:..0l1'..1::.:::.v:.-..1.." 2.11011 1 5.261:-1:. ,--c -A 2. arts of.the Province. - Bur. Wilkins and Mrs.Frank Weeks; vlo- 9 ” 1 EV 9 - . - . . . ' mm 9 W.” 1” "1"" 5 Y 3" V ' 9 1' -on ” mug committee an membas After Darrin! the first 10 holes. Granby. Que. scored 101-91 and 59- I-01115 11- 15131513111311 1113. 119 113C111l'3d- With the mons- the City Police. The pictures were Time 2.16. Winning horse own- pne may thud. of Mrlnacker A went mm'Ion Wu than em xkilirileri; lost a lstriake an this dilih ivqllar-ii; ElIien Drisccll. Isalni John. MORE &g Ii11”011-5 129890118 man already has. introduced in evidence and handed ed and driven by Geo. Sobey 11"", Wm 1”, mtemined 1” hmw -193'” mlbwed by ' dw””"3 lunch thee lip El)! otlil: oguppuandwtviirleg ca'i-ded itaS6Xi1llMmme Jumor must a tr11ax:;:d1i'nL!tli1lI; uglarlllgeby iifs lllzizllrilgl wlivulle Juryseg-gmeag1et.o lindfxlnowmmleillig Pan-mums”, 8.701 3.80, 400- lhat he is enjoying good health. served by the '- t assisted by ' ' . 999 - ,- "Id ceieimm his am bmhday Mm wen” mm ma M". MI argIu:dI:;ith::;IId::pi;iiigk:n.0” the mags Itgg ivlegi. ggigev gm gialcn PWIIQIIIB PIt0l'IBI'S 111101e10e11h- Our lmowlerlze 01 testified that he investigated the A Glue Trot ""31 ' 'P"1111i111111" 1111119 1101119 Atkinson 13th a par-four 379-yard straight- katodn' 94-88-1 Mon rltl c l NEW YORK (AP) - Probabl: 3”e"” 11” 9193111 011”111Pl19d 011! accident accompanied by Constable , I if M" ""d'M"' L913” P”'"1"- ---m-.-m- way. with woods bordering both gary 102-851 and Caiolyrfrcgmergn Pllchers ior today's ITIHJO1” 1958119 lL'i:apI?3?":I'1I,1Elt:)01:o:CL1r:I1Cn-bug”: hive Ne” MECNEVH11 They "mi, w 1”: ?7ee,lllAtofG!Eli::;flrn)(,l;Il((!lEi:lrl?1ne) - 12 h h C. M . H , ' ' . 9- 90 91” P. E. . H tl h t ------ 3IIgFIve:1t::1:f:3o. hr" eggayn sides of the narrow fairway. Winnipeg. 108-93. :)n3Sgi::1.lHLf1ael;';es.:. (won last records Itglinxfi. Iced. fvg; hgge grasped the driver ogiilgle way ittgid grim” Em Gig?! dr)McGn?I”I- 3 visftng select in this Province ' 1" ” ' ' 5551'! o e a in an re- ii, i, ii. widen; mm-.-ca. easy 3 ea .... --.... for the past few weeks. -Bur. I I r , phiiad:i:1i.fira1c;nCi;ei,IJ:;:d inigiii, Jected the Sermon on the Mount. wieilitie igxmg em: imspiui he 5”. Guy Harvester (F. Reeves) 5 ' I 0 n -Fricano (4-8) vs. Garcia (12-5). Man nmnblmg blmdly through I 1954 P511131 11'11&- 1-he 0115 111' Jimmie A' -6 elulaa Alice Callaghan paid a On New york ,, Deimii In.,i,.,. a spiritual darkness while toying valved. There was paint scrratched 511 1''"11c11 131111" 15 hey 7 brief visit reesntlytaxelvin Grove s . - Byrd (ale, vsg Abe, I45. with the precarious secrets of life MI. the rem. vision minor on iii, Buddy Budlona (Roller!) ...... .- 3 ""1 Ken1'1"'1o”' WM” 9” 1"” 1'1” At the Alberton Court House - 1 Washington at Chicago (nlghtl- 31151 i1e11111- left ml; and the glass was broken. (F1"15h9d 11111111 1"" 3" "ck 1” we" of M" ma M” Mm”: Yesterda before Magistrate R. 8 I y 5911111111 (5-7) vs. Trucks (15-5) or ""1115 W01” 1'11” 5011191” 11111' He said there was also a mark on ""13 ” d "men 3”” Csseley and Mr. and Mrs. Des- Hinton ya 0 . mhermm h,om' . Martin (4.6). llanoe without wisdom, mm, with. Ih . be d. Jun Imow the Time 2:18 IVS. moi-id Callaghan. - Bur. Tun”; Id my to NIEIHIM By THE CANADIAN PRESS lowing six hits. Boston at Baltimore rnlgl-m.Nlx. out conscience. Ours is a world of Ii 8 mn:dmgn firm den, in ii", W1l1111'1K 1101" '11'"l91i. 11-” 5Y11' gm" nrim Dunniu M; on .m,i,,,i,,.2i mug" ma Wu gm.-i New ifork Yankees chopped wshelrgame st'It.1lIile PololGroundI.-. on (8-9) vs. Turley (R-11). wkliar slants and ethical infants. Iafigr gut of amlio do". 4dl4l(:)n9.! Stable: psi-i.l-nutuels. 321.70. July as in return to Toronto, 313.00 and costs. On a similar Cievelanda lead in the American I: and:IiIo:sIi: III evgnbflclgfel Mylv Nationa1lvLem,gu1;( I I II" ke nowb more about war than we The driver of the truck weni - . v-1kg e u s ree lviaukee at ew or nig - now a nu peace. more about WWI ma Poiice Officers in ma POPULAR 'VEs0I",

where she holds the position of charge a nsherman from Tignish 14933115 10 1'15 3511195 T1111111dl1Y secretary at the United Church was lined atom and costs. :1'I1;1I'-1518 ms; 1;f11Ih1e11l;e:1I1gdhj)lI1: ghee- Hesdqusrters. after a four-week A resident of st. Louis was oon- mam": 5I2 on two home mm by vacation with her parents, Mr. and vicied under the Excise Act 0i Mi he Mantle and an iher b Jo Mrs. Ernest Dunning, Long River. illegal possession of wsshsndnned Colcnmy ” V '1 Miss Dunning motored to Monc- 3100 and costs. A party from Al- La"; Doby M: A iwown homer ion, accompanying her brother Mr. berton south was fined 050.00 and for we Indium In me einhihghm Layton Dunning and tamily who costs or four months and ordered nth of the "non but an mm. were returning to their home to pay medical bills of 020.00 on s "3 ind been done.

more after s weekend at Long previous conviction under the -11,, Nniiomi Law, "u N. liver. she then continued the Criminal Code of assault causing imined um,i,.,,3ed In bog, the gin; lrip to Toronto by air. Bur. actual bodily ham. ,1”, N”, yoik Gimg. ma 3,-wk. lyn Dodgers absared beatings in their home parks, leaving the margin intact at five

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' ' ' Cubs, who lashed out toi-y. r! Ernie Banks. Eddie Mlksls and Frank Baurnholtz hit home runs I for the Cubs. i B! W. B. WHEATLEY ' ..-"r CARDS PASTE DODGEES (caning. m 3;." wi-nor) 0 The Dod ers took an awful past- vsrzconvm. (ct) .. Merjctie U C . ing from t. Louis Cardinals and Jgcuon Nebon oi Amimii. -riIm.,. . from outfielder Stan Musial in par- ”, .qu.ii,d hm, chimed worm re. 0 ticulsr. Musisl hit his 29th and cord or 24 mono: or the women's ams 1'1 ge 1 ”.u"1"... 1F.?'lif"c'"5'-”ls”4””. 1" "lie" mmd duh ma ma” 1'1"" 30 Th only. otl.lle1r,sction l:l'hmi:1r1F;d'ay om" mm”u "veuw 1" B '13" MONTREAU (OP )TT11” alooolwn was .coniined to the American 1” 31'1ivi'11 31191" 5'51" 1900111 Dutch fssishter ll'a.ioo rammed a Lune busting. Even tho milers got in on vemcal lift bridge spanning the Chinln whii, 30,, won uni, m” wt Lbchillo Olll-51 119" 'n11-11'5": 151117 seventh straight. defeating Boston '1' Wu expected. mlrtclo mllm domains the htldse- It "I l-110 Red Sox 5-1 and moving to within 11011-11 Lindy of Australia. and EDP Faico's second mishap in ill 1'1"-11 five games of the leading Indiana. land's Dr. Roger Bannister sully two weeks. Bob Portertield pitched Washing- qusufied for Saturday's mile of the Agents for the freighter Did I310 tan Senators to a 4-1 victory over masters final. They practically was undamaged Ind wlllllwcoed on Detroit Tigers. snowing six lilta. dawdled acl-on the finish line in her voyage to Toronto. Oanal of- The White Sex made only five easy loping strides. ficials said sparsntly her captain. hits but packaged them well with Ihlilch placed third in. a mat and o. DI.'D:h:lI'&ilaerBl;:'f1:”01'd” to iii? 3:3:-npgihhg-V:re:;-W3; e crowd or 1s,uI1, including the RIM double in the first inning. Bob Ku-

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Three Greats Named To ::.i.l1:.i12:.:1. :::.::: or no -- --M -. -- . . . where the driver of the truck had cefnlblg bang, beat, I tonticyeanndmtg l1l:etl:h11-lei: "1359 1113 111" d91iVel'Y- Charles Munroe. Euston Stree children-to live our lives as! ciIt- OTHER WITNESSES :rI1I1:;"M:51'1Bu1;:n mlva 1:fIh'wu: izans of this world in such as - 1 ' , bread. He later briefly noticed thl By MURRAY BOSE . Broughtop. Daniel Mendoza, Tom g”i,ew:,Ii:1.i::,J)io ,i31;',:I 113:5 Dr. Thomas A. Lsaidlaw. surgeon. victim heading wwardsthe trucl NEW YORK (AP)-Jack Demp- Cribb, Gentleman John Jackson. citizens oi heaven it is imm, said he was working in the hos- which you purged with lg; wheel; sey. Joe Louis. and former triple Tom Sayers, Arthur Chambers. SING to conceII,e 3' higher destiny pltal the afternoon of the accident over thg cu,-1;, Hg wag not lgonni champion Henry' Armstrong rep- and Jem Mace; and Australia's or n Iom" imbmon rm, morm bug, lggrned there was an emer- when the mick pulled gwgy, resented the "modern era" in a Young Griifo. mm gency case. He immediately left list of 24 pugiiistic greats named The "oldtimera" committee and ' his own work and went ii, the Dmvmrs EVHENCE Thursday toboxing's Hall of Fame. modern day writers will vote for ci,I.i,ii.,i Livin, ovarian: mom. He uw the boy The board of directors composed other tars of the game each year. iiiere bi", ii-idicguong were that he wiiiiam Dunn driver of Qht of boxing writers for the woriqvg Plaques or pictures of those aelec. "The Christian educator prepares W" iiimoai dead "I iii, mm, Hg truck Wu wmngd by M1. Nidmi, major news services selected 15 ted will be hung inthe museum de- iii, sguuenig to um ., living; but In It umk e”mInaiIIm uni deg bf W Pr dc I01, Ihait III M” boxers of the "pioneer era" dating partment of the Ring Magazine of- he i. more concerned with grain. E: 1I d" that than were no Inc. Mill. 0 HI 0 ll to II , far back as the 18th century to flees in Madison Square Garden in, them in ii” . chrmian me. not compu aory for gee: "art the hill 011- All "oldllmerl" until I Dermhllehl site M1110 5011' aven in the primary zrades. the that an authority comes from God evidence nor to make any aha committee or 20 named six more ing Hall of Fame is chosen. pupii i, "minded oomumuy or will be more likely to use his pow. ment. Mr. Dunn was then won luminaries of the past who were Nat Fleischer, veteran boxing the mum": md puma” oi me. an according io the mom) code and iold the Court that on ths active up to 1919. writer and official and editor of the nun Wu crnwd to know man one who do", not count, and day of the accident he drove down Ninety-one boxing writers around Ring Magasine. was the founder of II” um I” "I," and, and t'hIIII In hm reckoning And 505, not re. Victoria Avenue and pulled is "1. Wm” "19" wmd 1" 10 W1” 11” Him 01 F'm" acting to save his immortal. soul alias that one day he will have to over the curb to deliver the bread standing tighter: who ampaigned In the voting for the modems. HG u'Imbued Wm: "nenuon :01; under w "count 0, hi. Iwwndi -me boy. he "Id. iumped on an after 1010 and who have been out Sugar Ray Robinson. the former the mm 0: God reverence for Imp. running bond .5 he gutted ti of action for at least two years. middleweight king. barely failed to Ih It 34 Q d E. I I In Mme phymmn who relIIm the MIIIE away. He uuied he wok hi, To make the trade. the "moderns" quality with 06 votes. Behind him 5" 1” 5" n r wee or e lue of the human soul will more eyes off the road for a moment had to be picked on at least 75 came such luminaries as Benny 1131"-3 ”1' 0i11'191'5- A1191 11919117" 1119 I"; IV be IaImmI I0 Im Dam than He mud II noise ma man 5" per oentof the ballots. In this case Leonard (ca). Gene Tunney (53). with I realization that he must -in 1 9. I III In me I”! OI MINI Wmdmmn Mm In W . Mickey Walker (57, Harry Greb live now -4 lo be worthy lo ll" 111 W1 "-1115 1 9 1 . " "''"1"d ' "”n"""'" 1” 69 W1" God and less for the ills of the street. When he heard the noise he