HqovEMBER 1o, 194a

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SEVEN

ll>l 0 ll 'l llic NEWS ~

l-Ladies Braneh “ Of Golf Club l Annual Meeting

s. l-feher bar was rpm” are dent of the lea Branch or the Ohariottetow-n Golf Club at the annual meet d n, the City Hall last even g. Mrs, presided. e meeting the reading of the

"dumb Drlcgergzatlm of the various

ud Chandler League

omc Nov. a _- (AP)-

;*;.';"',,Y.i§. liilnuglale player for ma. ‘Jrhe righthancer from Georgia lint-led the Yankees to titre l0 ‘ 0

‘ l‘ . st Ltdngs as nomheinai-‘ev dined the world "mm I

‘a ‘hmpmmh p' a possible m M, C

ived MB of g"i’§°ths votins- i” ‘

lit Army Hockey

» eléetlgn of. the president the slate

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5;. o a includes: vice-president, Mrs. W. reams Th" will"? i...f=°ii::-...".;:hei. smut; é; Miss n. m: _ _ an _ ~ _. - Qillfl M!‘ . , BB‘ . . ,or§f§'tfg-wd§f,‘augte§°;§,mwv 1.0 kvlewarat. RT ii l-r nemois.

A. Hewitt of the Ontario Hock- "Associatlon as sol/mi! he un- had been issued

‘ d . llgéiiifivfrhhiiev league entries

Mrs, HS. Henderson. Mrs. B. Rogers. in Miss Norah longiworth. Miss Be ty ndica committee: Mrs. ll- . on. Miss Lethe Laird. Reports included a review of the . year by the president, s, report of the “‘ committee by Mrs. E. W. MacKinnon, a. report of the match committee lay‘ Mrs H. B. Henderson. and c secretary- treaaurerfls report by ma; lingers. The latter said she was not very familiar with the workings of the organization, since she had taken over the post only late in July. some of the reports were read by the secretary in the unavoidable albecnoe of this committee chairmen.

nnadinn army teams across the

iofiltrllewitt was out of the city to- Iqy and could not be reached for hither comment.

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liishandment lirmy Hockey lfjeams Seen

- i1 t of the dfitfil” e-m- u- “ in Canadian senior leflkile!

"m"; §-'...‘£°i°.i.'f°l..‘.il..i? £1 "mute; the statement cf l 0°- Departlnent Blwkemm“ Ottawa vests-idol! m“ 1 ‘pedal ccineerning service lwcltcl/ whom sent to military districts- i], o: the order outlinink the ancis" of implcmentlns i119 hockey policy were not made “mus but tho Order's effects are

Cape Breton lloekey League To Operate

SYDNEY, N. 8.. Nov B-iOPMA team from each of the armed ser- wiil mdke up the three-club Cane Breton Senior Hockey Le e this seasorin. 1t was announced night after a meeting of the circuit.

mm“ Shaun MacDonald of 815119! ‘"5 aiilflill’ 59%“ Mala"; 22w wit“: re-clected leasue president. an l IV!

withdrawn from senior leas- i in their esncctivc

l t. Snort Shorts

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is also not expected to ate this season.

l cu hampions. Ott- dxecollrluhxltendo: :1 the Quebec

“m of players. The He! l?” "“ From Britain

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IT isn't by chance that adairman ls chosen -.

y for his particular job-to aim the bombs, man the guns or keep up wireless contact- _ to fly the plane or navigate it.

You on": irate Jon You're. no sac-r

The R.C.A.F. uses a method of scientific selec- tion to make absolutely sure you get the job you’ll do best. Interesting tests measure your capabilities, temperament and reactions. They make you a success-not a misfit.

For a bomber crew flies and fights as a close- knit, hard-hitting team. Each man's job is just as vital as that of any of the others-no more, no less.

There's a. fighting job in aircrew that is just your measure. Ge: right into it without delay.

QCAF

RECRUITING CENTRE ans LOCATED 1m Dominion Puhiie Bldg, Monetdn and other principal cities M Canada-

GET INTO ‘II-IE FIGHT!

I! you are physically lll, mentally alert, I1 or ovar and not yo! 33, you III alig- ilale to! aircrew. High School odusotlon la not required. Ground crow are also naodod; man ope ms to 50 unfit to! nctivs duty with tho Army or Novy are accept- nblc. Go to on I.C.A.F. la- cauitlng Contra today. if you no under ago for aircrew enlistment, loin your Iocnl All Godot Squadron.

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JOIN THE FIGHTING COMADES OF THE SKIES

Mobile recruiting units visit smaller centres regularly

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usgue. are similarly affected by

lrsmsier of soldier nlaycrs t0 "W --—-

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5- Canadian "W “m m “"11” “mm u’ ‘ c c d M Mill . idmiiiroiiifditfiaiiieliritigewghifiilfii WITH Phi Fkoeoglz‘ ’ JUDGING l 5: chit-fie’; Fflilvilllgntloveil-ltnd. aortic suns capable of firing ,, WHERE I ' - " ---- _ _ _ _ on.

"".°v"" ‘hwgh °°““‘°"°d “m” ice)“; Bomgirélhgffed ‘if’? ‘w; Yesterday 3 (Continued on page g. col. . i. lzisgu hiailziiliireind. n g .Ja\p -- _ _ -. .. >1». <- = --' ‘ "._._= l A_ [h Rn _ sofibflll mid‘ ‘ It Mei - "he" ' lions oi’ the entrvlist. g, Ira n, s53“

dment and that the entirelwmbmed "m ‘mm ‘h’ °““‘°~"“

bee senior league may collapse. 3mm," an“? ‘werwhelmed ‘

a tiitllii” nvsfin" » ~n~sl t-mae-own- gym? teed‘: is reatened with . G

f‘ hter outfit and took the title of L W It . G A 6mg Enexgfbcsrlirehxlemylhllgntlihad C- A. F. overseas softball cham- _ 30.2: 911555 I 2. Gdrrfdn ll/izfrzoli/iillan. when "u... pions. sum m as-sec a. a. 1.. Rogers. _ _._' ._._____ Men o! ca‘: Tléuullffigé"! h3g1‘; Butter. dairy coo MEDIUM Bil-YER 4. L.W. éiancock. Goos ua ns a s. R . - . REMEMBER WllEll on-°=§.ra:.°taee:m ,»~.,,~1r,-,‘l'l=,e- - .. can *—"-'~ with" PM i s?‘ on‘s ' ll - ' " 1 . .v - t l _ _ Jag’ §11§kf}m'{“°m} u, e glrmgittzxemflglfiflt exdgildiaiid? will; Elihu. ‘ii .1. a.‘ Iockerby. Hamilton. :1 ‘Erhiesylspllllglllid l c . . . . -- mkwa“ °‘ l"? “m” 24 y‘"“5 a” 3135-113‘? drllblifidng. Oil-err?- tcam! glwrillgiinu 254g: s. gill“ llawlégm? ii. ‘Citzlldsn vlldliriliillllim. tonight when he was outpointed by were elmhnawd “you the round Hum,‘ nah 5c 4_ Ray can. smnhope_ {ohml atmdgund Yb“? robin series reached the finsl- Radishei. hunch 3° - Section ‘l-I-‘ernaie Wheipcfl N1943- smwes w or . as-ao - _ ill . “my "on iheulwcvyieiflh“ m" “f?” Kills? t§.?.."l'§‘°u’i. £9155 $52353?“ n. 533°C. iii?“ w""'”" m i‘ ‘S3321’. “iiiilulfii. i“ m1 ma m“ i" t° Pflm” mo "ch gbomber boys beat out Fotatoel Green Mountains, pk. 38o '1' Mcleuie & MacKinncn. Corners. at Long mend- N- Y- i" ‘mu’ ° in the title tilt mesh dod ib- i. n. o. Muttart Sumrnerside ‘i’ REV Carr. etanhcve- 1”“ i; flfighflféffiaul Genga ofwind- Grapefruit‘ I for 25o I l 5'. Ray Carr. Mm i a"- °"'~ "W rssrlla sitters"... e... it‘; mm" “M” “W” ‘" ‘”“- i" 2:52.“: ’ igildgrvr‘ gilt?’ Idaategdtili: lleavy Boiling h... 20-250 l. Ernest 'r. Mill. Kcnsingfon. aI .1. u. Mdorhull. ve- we - “we are" l" ::°.m2.a~"==" .. .:~ atomizer:- ‘mbiwmd ‘mm! with mo mm ons bunch 10° R ' I ' ' - 11' Walter Gregor. o se. . . . . _ v . ‘iqthehgg-rgggg- ggrgxgei m" °“'°"" "“"°“ s-u-uc 5...... 4—Femllc Whelped in 1N3 1* Reg na 15¢ from the offerings of Cpl. Roy 5o; mggggg-“gghiéigglgswlggg CHURCHILL T H E AT R E Cooper of Hamilton. Ont» ace Mus- Blueberries qt m i‘ l - .___ . Jam ‘yurlrgggeg: £213 gust: “um”, “.- - l f 5g wa . __(_Q9_nt_lnued on paEe B. Col. 1) . " CW" ' Pea-a in coo 0r - cuss n - ed ant- w ooted home on .. Th Prime Minister warn I JOURNEY f01'\ that,‘ 31,3335. is‘; cooper. 233?; “m m? 52,12; “Gm- snvgn ons tehat the moermaaras __ 1;; _ as ' ‘ =~_-._-d-.e' t esn u." MARGARET A m‘ mum m imhifimiiiiilllleo 3"“ . a n" m’ 25-” ibréi of Jilttflck upon this 1513"“ - . ~ rafihhfllfin; ‘kflomus by w. fizz-a big-f}: ,5 g“ ‘seeing;- 1—Male whehwu Previous and-file cannons... m“... 5,1] .11.? - - ' o - i i both an - mu" You“ a..." ""‘ s“ “°°"°' °' °°"°“' $E§.“é‘i"iii'.§“" i- use; ‘;;*u:-,,§,;',§g;Y-c,,,, s:ri2.“...'1... h d; more" "m" u.i'.‘i‘°,‘,i‘:..".i‘t."t8ti.“°‘i..”§..“‘l¥; ~ .315 “were ,;, ,, .~ n. "c, = m . . - _ g, 1- , we, “'- ,, u pmye Mo radon-rad. e r. M. "H"!!! °'Pi- °°"°" mm“ °' golllnlggihlbih iottctown. 33531;? afiaatdefliled ‘vim the Mo TwIlEFSlVlT- 8 AND olggd} members of the winninB Pgooera‘ ' a?’ “wk °i me enemysb ksubmarlne - . , , - - - ro n. in o __ team included sec. Jack Mcltellai; Cfllgibizrifl. at. m mm, a Muuam summon dalggeiarltgaitliadfirccialurckfx" w“? scours-museum: e P. M» c! Vwwllm- °P‘- 0"“ °°° Joli. 5"}? ha... lb “l” - ed his lisieners that he did not “Tmm ' 3'“ P‘ M‘ negfwlglirfcxddAllbAeg. saiimdiommy trim lb ' Z" gglg; f,f§,f,°u§,",}“°“' consider it Dflrt of hlsEdutEs to! - ' es ' " ' ‘ ' is m e, an ' gkold igttiiisogaiixinimhignt" m, gicsbgsnib Sectl z-remuls Whelped Prc sarilikehigililhihsgtrlihii. “is 2”” tile _ H?_________-_i__ l‘ a ' cursed. ion... I °" m, ‘ time for persons who have Pr“ " BmfB-BLASTED LONDON . . _ k Mm‘ ith “m, ‘ _ -,cal war work to do to dream easy IIIACKGROUNI) F011 M-G- ' Mm’ 561T’; 0"’. ems Nmgngl g,9f°§“QM§',§'§§§{" l dreams of brave new worlds.’ .. . . 3 BostOH 3mm ' p ' ' As to Britain, Mr. Churchill de- r=~=..::*::~..r-. are“ a . '"'_ tn om. - - - dd : "we “Os TglisfitliliabtilsioNTAqu. irdn-rhis former (men. P05! 5. Raoul Raymond. Southport. kiilgbifil Li??? of Bprorlabgrtion." D9519"! m‘ mbby Bullet‘ Wm u‘ gsgersgfigfg’ As to America. he went on: “Thils i‘ s. - - - I ~ . 150 l ti year n boflifbtfgifi, mfioglégg’ bhfjlgfi§glégdggi oofirhidt has been commissioned B. Ira D. Qarr. Covehead. ifizrtflrflgéis4slfafu_ jfufifige com.

pilot officer and ls e ctcd w 18:1: charge of athletics a or; “of as aLltl-‘Oplll of the Canadian o I l'0 . mum", i; flu g physical "It!!! in instructor while Blue!‘ ll l wii-eieas electrical mechanic. three Kitchener. Ont- 1W '

algal-ct".

Rouert Young and Larairls Day Ire featured. MlfEa-ret O'Brien playing the til-l!

Lois. aided b l.

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u lui.“ minimised °u

Young h London,

Young and Miss Day achieve new~ with the canadlnn H1893 Qroup althoi-llh 0h

' tations, and likely will 0 bum- in hockey II-mes t winter.

111g big game around the mobile ak-(mdg “has by the Tactical Ag Force is horse shoes. knwfwl Britain by Connie's fightinl mt"- Almost every field he! M" ‘hug one plwh and theyrc in throunhout the day.

“ms to America. Davis ‘Lingerie; his dsiigument.

TO-OA’ non-THE ronw SKATING 8-10 P. M. . THURSDA Y --

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Market

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Following is the prize list.

Section S-Maie Whclped in 1m. Erne '1‘. Mill.

4. Gordon MacMiiian.

B. Ernest '1‘. Mill.

d. JJ-I. MacPhail. New Have-n. ‘I. Rev Woodside.

l-Iemaie Whelned in 1MB.

Section l. rdon MaoMillan.

2 .

s. AJ... Rneersekenalnrzton.

4. McLure dc MacKlnnon.

B. Gordon MacMiliam.

l. Ernest h. Mill.

CLASS III ITRA LIGHT SILVER (HEAVY VEILBD

Section l-Male Wlielped Previous . MeLul-e c» MacKinnon.

. L. W. Hancock. Summerside. . Harold B. Millliran. Biidn.

ymonil.

llllm. Bnrinafieid. uttart.

uttart.

fl$ii 9 "9953 §r 225i?

. Charlottetown

@9999? U€F3F O

i est T. Mill. Beellon e-aiemale Wheiped Pre-

i. Gordon ‘Msculilan. I. W. H. Tidmarsir. I. I. 0. Muttort.

Section ii-Male Wbelpcd in 1943

_The Wealth Man

cidence. but I am sure I_ speak for all those on both sides of the At- lantic who mean the same thin: — and they are numbered in scores of millions - when I say that ‘our supreme duty, all of us. Brhl- and Americans allke- is to preserve the goodwill that now exists throughout the lilnglisih speaking world and thus aid our armies in their grim and heavy task."

The Prime Minister's reference to the possibility of some new sort of assault upon Britain was not elaborated. Gas has not yet been used anywhere in the European theatre although the Nazis them- selves for weeks have been mutter- lrt_l_v.l_tflllé.le._b'a°i>°fii e1>°“t_.te l"

ACHES

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Drive oul

-_-.._-.v.-.=_. l thrown in by them, including ion, ' OI]

er boy with Winston Broad a rail- way construction tlrm in Minnea- polis. Later nc became tlmckceper with fl Montana firm and then - starting up in earnest - was made general superintendent of Toron- to Construction 60.. s. post he held until i912 when he became gener- al manazer of Cook Construction

Co.

The First Great War came along- and McLean became a colonel. His friends say it was his army ex- perience that has endeared scr- vicemen to him — and why ser- vicemen so often are the recipients of his informal gift-s.

WAR FILM MAGNET

LONDON -iCPi- "Desert Vict- ory," the official film of the ad- vance of the 8th Army to ‘rrupoil. was seen by 70.000 persons in Mos- cow in the first two days it was shown there, it is reported in London

AWARDED U.S. STAR

SUVA —(CP)— A corporal of the Fiji Military Forces, Thuken sailasa. received the United States Silver Star for gallantry in Guadalcanal.

Father OfaShare

Was. Islander

orrawa. Nov. 9—iCPl—Harry Back in Canada. he held many §LE_Q\9JE'P¢_,__ McLean. he of the lunacy-tossing QXBWUVB 11°88 and 8t 0119 lime “LT ‘mvs who bmzed Ham“ with operated a construction firm ear-

Pylng hLs own name — Harry F. McLean Lid. He took over as Drea- ldcnt of the Dominion Construct- ion in 193i. .

No construction job has stooped him. He built the Anitibi River dam and power project and helped bush a tunnel more than 100 miles long from the Catskill Watershed to New York City- when the present war began he got into it as best he could. building airports and vit- a] industrial plants. l-le keeps busy. often travelling between two or three major Jobs in a few hours by plane.

But he'd much sooner he in the thick of things. he told one repor- tcr in an interview.

McLean was born at Bismarck. N. D. Feb. 18. 1583. son of John A. lMcLeal-l of Prince Edward Island land Mary l. Falcozvr of Glengarry County, Ont.

AND LONGER LEGS

banknotes last week-end. WIRE‘! up in the capital tonight but H0118 of that free money has begun to aholv-yet.

The legendary construction ex- ecutive reglstcred at an Ottawa hotel (Chateau Lauriel") this even- ing and was entertaining friends when reporters (veiled at the door. McLean. big jovial and grey-haired, invited the newsman in for a drink but declined to be interviewed.

Friends said he was expected to leave for the United States shortly.

McLean. 60 year old head of Dominion Construction Corp. Ltd. of Toronto who lives in Merrick- ville. Ont, 35 miles frcm Ottawa. 151W 0116 ti? Bet his name in the papers ofien- But he does things on the spur of the moment - like the time in 1939 when he decided h€‘d fly around the world for his health and did so, with nurse H. Atkinson of Toronto. Now a mp- (fxlxllt-alllgnsiexefiuge rfiputeéily wortfh

- c a" “'1' W111i 11¢ A camel has twice the csrr l a__l=§d__f started as a wat- mower of an ox. _ y n:

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PURCHASERS OF FIFTH VICTORY LOAN BONDS

_ Your bonds if in Bearer form, or Registered as to prin- cipal are available immediately upon completion of pay. Ilnelnt. Please call at your bank and take delivery without

e ay.

Fully registered bends will be available aiely one month's time.

iational War Finance Committee

POULTRY

We reuulre unlimited qlllal- Llllca of chicken, fowl. Mai ail other ‘finds or meat poultry iive and dressed, Col‘- rect Irldinl and hlgholc market prices. Our lllflflflfll killing plant ls a], your db- posai. ' ‘

Swift Canadian Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown.

Alt); W. MAIHIIISUN

Monev to Loan Collections BARIllSTl-Ilt. SOLICITOR. ETC- Offlce: 90 Great George Street

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MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block Charlottetown P E land

H.F. Mclihce B.A., K.C. NOTARY &o.

aamusreu SOLICITOB

and, Building Charlottetown

PAlMtR s. HAsLAFi A. J. FIASLAM. B. A.. LL B.

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BARBISTER. ETC- ll 10-1 nk of Non scstia Chambero har town. P E. I O T0 LOAN Phone B! P. 0 I l!

Progressive Conservative Convention

For

Queen’s County

to nominate two candidates to'contest the next Dominion Election will be held in the Empire Theatre. Charlottetown

“eras EXAMIIIEO

CLASSESNDFITTEO usmnm

on Thursday, November 25th, 1e43, at 1:30 P. M. OPTOMETRIST All Poll Chairmen are to see that five regularly accredited °;'Tfn:";' "Aggafiuff

delegates are appointed from each poll. Mr. Gordon Gray- don, M.P., Progressive Conservative House Leader in the House of Commons and Dominion President will address the Convention.

J. A. MacDonald, T. B. Rogers, M. ALBAN FARMER Swremry‘ Presmn" aasaisrah Aioiihéii-oa. no Canadian lodk ol Oomlono Illi-

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