Z i ALfoUsT.'ia. 1950, THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN . pace savi-ztva mains Vlhlk is S Off With. Three Tennis TiHes TORONTO. Aug. 7- (OP) .- The Mackens.oi Montreal walked- oil aaturday with three Ontario tennis titles. and came within an ace of taking a tour!-ll. A Brendan. oldest oi the ramily team, took down three or the titles. He deieated brother Jimmy in the men's linals, paired with Jim tor the men's doubles crown, and won the mixed doubles with sister Pat. Pat lost out in the women's sing- les linal to Barbara Knapp at Birmingham, England. Miss Knapp. top-seeded; won in three sets. 3-6. 8-1. 6-4. In the lecture match. Brendan tlowned dark-haired Jimmy 6-4, 3-6. 6-3. 6-1. Brendan's lorcetul at- tacking game iinally wore down Jimmy's stubborn deience. The Mackens swept through two oairs. Saturday in annexing the nen's doubles title. In the semi- finals they deleated Mel Jones and toe Hopper of Toronto 8-6, 0-1, I-2. and went on to down Austin Macphersonand Jim Dull oi Tor- mixi 6-1. 2-6. 6-3. The ladies' doubles went to Miss Doris Eli and Mrs. Anne Fredhoot ni Toronto. who outiaated Miss Knapp and Miriam Ralnboth oi Ottawa 2-6. 6-3. 9-7 in a marathon. Brendan Macken and --sister Pat displayed too many strokes lor the Ottawa pair oi Barney Lawrence and Pat Lowe in the mixed doub- les linal. P. c.mParty Quebec" organizer MONTREAL. Aug. 5 - Appoint- merit or Rene Gobeil as organizer of the Progressive Conservative Party in the Province of Quebec was announced last night here by George; C. Nowian. M.P., for An- napullg Kings and HBIIOTIII Pr?" ident or the Progressive C0nm'VB- tive Party. Mr. Gobcil had been in chars! 01 the Quebec City ollice at the party. an otlice to which he was appoint- ed shortly after the general federal election of 1949. The local olllce of the party which concerns itself with the at- lairs of the 47 ridlngs in the Mont- real district has been in charts of lean Morin. K. C.. And Mrs. J- 'NeIl Gallery since last Decem- er. Mr. Gobell replaces Paul Four- iiier who resigned some time ago to devote his time exclusively to labor matters. Appointment or Mr. Gobell at this time was deemed advisable in view of the by-election scheduled in the Fall in the Joliette-l'Aaaomp- tlon-Montcalm riding. There will also be one, in Rimousklvas a re- um of the death last week of Gleason Belziie, M.P. tor Rimouski. Possible Vacancies Other by-elections in Ouebeeare also possible it C , 3. Fauteux. M.P. for St. Mary. and C. H. "Chubby" Power. M.P. for Quebec south. are named to the Senate. There was a report that Mr. Fau- lcux might become Lieutenant- Governor of the province. but this was considered improbable as Mr. Fauteux is only 52 years of age. 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Also killed was Frank zawacki. 28 of Fort wil- ltsm. rive others were injured. WET IIARTLEPOOL Durham. England. Aug. 'l - (Reuters) - Deience Minister Emanuel shin- wail said today he can find no ev- idence that Russia wishes to pro- voke a general war. "But a suc- cession ot incidents. or another like the aggression in" Korea, could lead to serious trouble," he said in a speech. Bauldy Bniihers Win Top Honors In N. S; Tennis WINDSOR. N. 3.. Aug. 7- (OP) -Don and Gordon Bauld. Halifax brothers .carried on top honors to- day in the finals of the Nova Scotia tennis championship tourna- ment. , They retained the doubles crown in three straight sets against Bev Pier: and Ken Reardon 6-1. 6-3 and 6-2. . Don took the men's singles title. in three sets from Blair Dunlop. Halifax, 6-2, 6-0 and 6- . Mrs. Jo Mitchell of alitsx and Sydney won the ladies singles in Yes, Chevrolet brings you the hm: combination of thrills and z , FIRST . . . and Finest for THRILLS AND THRIFT a close match with Mrs. Anna Ross of Sydney lines. 8-6. 7-5. Mrs. Illtcluli teamed with Mrs. W. H. Woodbury. Halifax. to cop the la- dies doubles from Vida Large and Gwen Dunlap, Halifax.-is-7 and 7-5. In the mixed doubles. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Dunlop deieated Mr and Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Windsor. 2-6. 8-4 and '1-5. STRASBOURG. France. Aug. '1- (Reuters) - A handshake between Winston Churchill and a German today symbolized Gemanrs. re- entry to the iamily of an countries as a member of the Cou- sultative Assembly ol the Council of Europe. cameras recorded the scene as the German. Dr. Hermann Puender, greeted Churchill. Dr. Puender heads the 18-man West- Germsn delegation. i CIJevroIet.' N. 8. Tennis mmmrcrron. Aug. 7 - (om - Fredericton players made a clean sweep of Saturday's tour linal events inithe week-long New Brunswick Junior tennis tourna- ment. , Iris Bliss was a triple winner. she defeated Nancy White. ot Bei- monlt, M. 6-3 to take the women's crown. Miss Bliss teamed Wm! 3"” Slmlllon to eliminate P. Armstrong. Saint John. and John Russell. Rntheull. 6-0. 0-2 in the mixed doubles iinal. The women's doubles championship went to Miss Bliss and Pam Mccready with an 8-6. 6-1 win over .1. Vey and E. Forbes, Fredericton. I Slmllson and Jim Crockett cap- tured the men's doubles by detest- ms Jim streeter and Elmer Puti- Chevroletdri the facts! Chevrolet is FIRST... and Finest... Lowest Cost! Come in . . . get all the facts about Chevrolet . . . Canada's best seller . . . Canada's best buy . . . and youill want to own 4 new dington. ilctheaayfe-2. 0-2. was the only non-l'red- ericton winnar oi the tournament. He gained the man's singles title Friday by trimming Btreeter e-o, 6-4.6-2. 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