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SPORTING Niws

R. C. ‘A. F. Officers Win 20-13 From Army Team

The RCAF Officers stretched their winning streak to three wins and no losses last night when they

I Meeting 0f “LZOYl/‘gfiiinixd ggrliirclyoftesll: H 0 m

slnior Softball Lcziguc. It had ht‘l‘ll postponed from earlier in the ~ scltcdtilc because of ruin.

'l‘h.= flame last niulit. played at tho Victoria Park diamond. pro-i ditccd only a fair brand of bnlLl

A meeting of horsemen will be held at Walker's barn Friday even- ing at 9 pm. Horses will be de-

Bnzh teams had a number of er- . . role ' a them but the igilalrfleiglflgjidgndflggitlgxflis dlggrnxilnig All“? S" 79ml 1005i» fDav. July l. Officials were asked ‘The b from Hench Grove wt-tit to be m amt into tlic lend in the first two in- lnings, scoriggflfive Illllfls ghilemnl- owing the . cers t roe ut er I lend disayip d in thc third and. t‘ lot lllo gain:- in the fourth ' l the llilWll-Jll so.“ lllllO megfpl A n lilo 1ilittc to fa 'c a lop-side 1 191'! i-‘ich llio 1}‘ was utiztblc‘ in hcsri. H. the soldicrsi innit» n Sift in the eighth -_- ' vi '1 s": 1"‘! hi" were unable to‘ The Aircraftsnien ploy the Army o. w lll‘ i~ izfitit. .in a regular game of the City l l“ .. senior Softball Lea ue c . 313 991 311-” ‘The game starts at g6 30 saiudgfe 820 001 06f diamond in ‘ toria Park.

Pheasants Spread o Zeke-ail 1-3 rcsos in Province

1i that tile‘. duce prairie chicken in this pro- ipwotiuccd; vinco may be successful. . i'< its». 'l‘hc RCMP. game officer re- l.. (i..l!'|'.‘l\'. punt-ti ycsterdziy that u pair is "i! “qlrlc lhPi/I located on the farm of Roy Young, Earnscliffe. Earlier reports in-i "f _ tiicatcd a imir at Little Sands on Pair at the furm oi Sam Dixon. They are from Teal apparently off shoots of a flock of l\ Ad, 26 that was located onythe pro- llil pcrty of Lco Murphy, China Point. from.‘ last October. l Ffldlllv vi Several pair of prairie chicken HOXLIHCSE of were released in the West River |‘ WM game tiiiiclals a district last spring in what is be- i.\'. that pheasants wcrev llcvcd to be the first attempt to q introduce the birds into the Mari.- ..i_- same fifth) reports in- llmes, that an attempt to intro-

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Royals Defeat Aces, Crows Lose To Bees

Royals — St. John. O'Bhea, laghon, Lawlor, McDonald. Cro- keh, Butler. Murnaghan and Prought. A. Zakem replacing But- ler in the eighth.

In n. regular senior league game hi the might: of Columbus soft- ball schedule. the Royals won a ‘close decision from mp A995 13-1; Frcattires of the ftnmc were the Tlilllilliu catch by O'Shen and the

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YEO

THEATRES

if “MY ‘h FRIEND '\ f

FLICKA ”

IN TECIINICOLOR

1-0.; RODDY MoDOWALL PRESTON FOSTER RITA JOHNSUN

.-o-_ A h rt-stlrrln of n boyhufleroo organist’? man's mighty courage, Ind n woman's higve fight for both!

10- Thrilling you with n love so

great you'll never be able to forget lg 1

MONTAGUE-JERI. 8.30 PM.

MONTAGUE—SAT. 8 AND | l0 P. M.

SOURIS —- TUES. 8.45 P. M. MATINEE

Canada A Duck Nursery For ll. S.

U.S. sportsmen owe a great debt to the UOVQHUIIBIL: of Canada for its part in quiidrnpling the contin- ental pop-ulwtion oi migratory wot- eriowl. Dr. Ira N. Gaprielson, cir- ectm" of the Fish and Wildlife Ser- vice, Department of the Interior, said todlly.

"Canada is the nursery for many of the ducks, geese. swans, and Q- ther vroteifowl which make their winter homes in the United States. and if the Federal xovmuneoit of Canada. as well as the governments of the provinces had not cooperated so whole-heartedly in the work of conservationists both in the Unit- ed states and Canada. we could not have alleviated the so-called ‘duck depression’ as rapidly as was done." Naltzure has uone more to bring back the migratory waterfowl DOP- ulwtion than conservationists could ever do, Dr. Gabrielson declared. pointing out that a severe and lust- ing drought in the provinces where

Aces - Corbet. Wilson, Shot-key. Martin, Bradley, Burke, Goodwin,- Nicholson and J. Zakem. Junior League

In the Junior game between the Crows and Bees. the latter took the verdict by the close score of 11-0 The bees bunched hits in the fourth while some oi the Crows

h'lll l‘ hi’ Lawlor "h:- l e ti

was‘: wx/r

BZUE

Trainer and Jay. Crows: McGuigan. Pineau, Trai- nor, McAdam. Hui-finger. Thistle.

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Leonard. Lund and Quinn. %".f;"".i.i ‘Fill “‘ ° 5° t“ hi?“ an rg mee . ay afternoiin at 1.30 the Robilns and m Bears play.

FACTORY $04M’

All Stars Practice

Bruce Stewart's All Stars will hold a softball practice tonight at 6 o'clock at the old diamond. Vic- toria Park. All players please be on hand.

Tarky Whltelock. Capt.

having o. beneficial

most oi the waterfowl breed had done much to cause the decline in numbers. Since 193B these areas have had pleritly of tneciioftution and nwny of the no . lakes, ai marshes have zotten back to their natural condition.

“Canada fills none whatever she could to assist Nature in bringing the birds back. llions of acres have been ser aside as refuges, w-

wer roostin nd theyp t fi ‘pgcjgfl - . merit oi Hon. M. R. McGuigan to acroess the pizaie. u W m“ wymeycwfigffgfif. the Supreme Court bench.

The line up with the natural conditions neces- ——-

Bees — Gillis. Burke. Flynn, sary to the life of waterfowl. A total EDUCATIONAL NOTES -Prof. Tulle, Gallant. Walker. Peters. gfblluihbgdhsanctuaries has been cs- Lloyd Shaw will commence his

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all the provinces and in the Northwest 'I‘e:rltory. In the Western part of Canada. some l.- 300.000 acres of community pus- tures are also bird returns. In od- dition Canada has many Federal and Provincial parks in which birds receive full protection. Tremendous HIGH-S embracing .

miles have been set aside in the Northwest Territory as game sanc- tuaries and native hunting pncser- ves and these give some protection to the breeding bird." Dr. Grabriel- son said.

"Under the Prairie Fann Rehab- ilitation Act. the Canadian Depart- ment oi Agriculture has comple more than 2u.f.c.i 3.; ' . in the Prairie Provinces of M iwba, Saskatchewan. JflrCl Alberta. These range in size from small shook-wat- ering ponds f/J vcrv large storage reservoirs and lakes. This series of projects was brltun less than ten years alto but apparent-iv already is effect on the

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waterfowl population.

Anderson Wins

merit of its version of our own Mig- ratory Bird

“Canada, through the enforce-

Troatv Act, through

From llaegg

STOCKHOLM. June 28 _ (AP)

cooperation with filfQfYS organizations. through scien-

ic waterfowl mortality. and Ehredotor control has a

Service could have asked for

private sports-

invcotlstotion into causes of through

Isa aided

c comeback of the waterfowl.

"Certainly the Fish and Wildlife

no

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— Arne Anderson defeated Gundei- Hacgz in a 1.50.’! metre race todav in the first meeting in two years of Sweden's top runners Anderson fumed the 1.500 met- res in Stockholm Stadium in 3:483. . fo fiianish ahead of I-lacgz who txas’ -i . timed in 3:50 2 Hncize led at the, . Istart. but Anderson. who holds vhc world record nf 3:45 for the cis- fnricc. w-zm with a finish spurt

“I I"S one thing to produce a truly fine blade and t

quite another f0 make sure it

Baseball Results

roaches you in perfect con- _ NATIONAL

rubbing against the paper. Thus it comes to you far/or")! ' s/Jnryr-rcadytogivcycu all the extra shaves and extra shav-

Btxston 3: Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 6; St. Mills B.

AMERICAN

Chicago 3; Boston 4. Cleveland 3: Philadelphia 1.

Remember When

By The 6.1.3111... Press

Yankees boomed his way into base- ball's row of immortals three year:

record as the Yanks took both enzfs 10f a doubleheader from Wishing-

more cooperation than Canada has

always given it." ,

~ |said. “Ir. has been a. flood neighbor indeed."

Ccllaborationist ls Assassinateti

lPPBe Information and Propaganda. was

Dr. Ciabrlelscn

IDNDON, June N- (AP) —Ph1l- I-IenrlOt, Vichy Minister of

passengers. arriving her with 63, at '1 o'clock The ferrye made 6 i film ygfggdayg

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

CENTRAL culnnuu

ruponol I Wound?“ m on" of: new; nnun may be

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, oounonaniou solutes.

Civic TIXOI ll dill Juno SDI-h. 6-21-01.

DONALD NICHOLSON of d, will be the guest under at the preparatory service evening at Cnledonio.

TAX PAYEBS nflod to | 21in installment ofnéivio Tana Jkfi w avoid long watts. Duo date June 80th. . I-il-fli.

THE BLOOD you don't need they die without. Be a Rod Cross blood donor. Phone m today and vol- unteer. 6-8-21.

JUNI 80th IS THE FINAL DATE for ooymont of 2nd installment of Civic Taxes, aim that, date. install- ment is subject to interest. 8 m m‘

TAX PAYERS asked to 2nd installment ‘Civic '12s e391; to ovoid long waits. Due to June 30th. 0-21-91.

THE ROGERS IIAHDWARE will Rimmed all day Saturday. opened day eveninguirdl 9 P. M6 m m

XMEN REMEMBER Meeting flax Breeders and Eitlilbi-

tors Association, City Building, Charlottetown. tonight. 6-29-1’.

TRAIN AND FERRY-The train left Borden last evening with 1i’!

FLOWERS FROM ITALY-Mrs. Weston Francis, Freetown. has re- ceived from her son, Tpr. Lorne Francis. now in Italy, an exquis- ite bouquet of flowers which were sent for Mother's Doy_ but were unavoidably delayed in delivery.

THERE twill be a meeting of the Liberal Committee at Mt. Herbert polls in Mt. Herbert Hall, this eve- ning at 8 o'clock to elect five dele- gates to attend the convention at Mt. Stewart on Friday 30. James Rankin, chairman of poll com- mittees. 29 ii

ndrons are by no means con- fined in this Province to the Ex- Perimental Farm as was erroneous- y stated in yesterday's issue. Two b tlfui plants of this genus ore lin full blocm at Mrs. E.S. Blan- chard‘: summer ‘ ., at Fortune Cove. Mrs. Blanchard has also five lovely bushes of azaleas, two large beds of plague Scotch heather, and a. huge “ y’s supper" which have attracted much favorable atten- tion.

LIKELY CANDIDATES —-Am0ng those mentioned as likely candi- dates to be nominated at the Lib- erol convention for the Third Dis- trict of Queen's at Mount Stewart on Friday night are Messrs. D. A. MacDonald, Glenfinnan. Eugene Cullen, Sherwood, Peter 'I‘i'ainor, Johnston's River, J. Lester O'Don- nell and J. ll‘. Connolly, Charlotte- town. The nomination is for the seat made vacant by the appoint-

duties with the Provincial Depart- ment of Education on July 1. Prof. Howard Court, formery in charge of normal training at Prince of Wales College who has been serving in the armed forces, will to his duties at the open- ing of the college term. Prof. J. C. Latimer, of the department of agricultu l economy at MacDon- ald College, is expected here in July, his services having been en- gaged by the Provincial Govern- ment for a limited period. The Government is also obtaining the services of Mr. G. C. Veness, in charge of the forestry station at

Fredericton, N.B., for educational‘ work in connection with forestry. Mr. Veness’ headquarters will be at the National Park.

::0LD HOME WEEK and I'm-

nt flva cents n word. strictly pl!- nblo ln Id

LIIIIN-

SECOND IN STALLMINT of

BEAUTIFUL rnownns - Rho- 5

Bun W pm. Brn Graham, Poplar assist all lei-vices. Rev. Show, Mlnisfor.

CHURCH OF 8C0 Sorvicll River 11 IJII. and 130 pm. Iris

e. Rev.

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York will be in

horge. H. Bishop. c

hath Jul p.m., wit

v. B. J. Westaws, of Cambridge, Mom, is expected. Rev. J. H. Bishop. o-U-li

Mamie Lander, Orlando,

of the Eastern Stir. in Charlottetown lut night. order has chapters in

rs. Ilandei- is visiting those Nova Bcotia and Prince Edward Island and vnvlirlll“ berproshent Cgtstal spec a m o _' Chapter here: to-night. a

SUPREME COURT - Th; can; of the King vs. Charles W. Ash- ley, charged with rape. was con- tinued before Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell and jury in the Supreme Courty

in

on the stand when the Court ad- journed. to meet at l0 o'clock this morning It is expected that the case will be concluded today.

EGG MARKET REPORT — Egg receipts continued steady this week with prices unohang 11g up];

P.E I

.28: ul , — 25: C. Graded shipments delivered Charlottetown: A Large, 245g; A Medium, 32%»; B, 28-9"

NEWFOUNDLAND CARGO — The steamshlpNelglc. owned by the haw t-eamship Combanv of Hal- sail from Charlottetown for Newfoundland early in Jilly with an Island cargo. The services of the manner were obtained for this til-p by the Provincial Govern- merit. It is a ship of 1.050 gross tonnage. 220 feet long. with three decks. capable of carrying about cattle and a considerable a- mount of produce. CONVENTION PLANS —- Ex- tensive preparations are being made for the Fire Chiefs Convention which is being held here July 17th to 19th. According to replies to in- vitations sent out, to date it is ex- pected that seventy - five Chiefs will attend. Elaborate preparations are beinfiemade for the centertaininent

of t ladies and Anuu. I McEachern says the program will‘ be entertaining and instructive;

Headquarters for the three days will be at The Charlottetown,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — Fu- neral of late Mrs. Robert Bulman. was held yesterday afternoon A short service was held at McLean] Funeral Home and was conducted, by Rev, LeDi-ew Gardner. Funeral! Service was held 'in St. Mark's Church. Rustlco and was conductedl by Rev. J. S Davis. Interment in the Church Cemetery Pallbearersz. Robert E Simpson. Vance Dlxonu Sheldon Dixon. Allison Harper. Ro-i bert Woolner Exter Bulman

STILL SEIZED — Royal Caiirid-‘ m. Mounted Police raided an} alleged moonshine manufacturing. plant - in the open air in a dense thicket-yesterday morning andL seized a still and placed two men; under arrest. it was learned The raid was carried out at Village Green. It was learned that several gallons of the alleged Shine had been run off when police pounced: on the plant The two operators. bolted but were caught by police,| one near the still and the other riot far away. It is expected that the men will be charged under the

mm t: ilnmio August 15th ism, ntinxistb. n’ o-zs-ul

2.14 TROT A BROWNWOOD TIGER, John II ‘

DOMINION DAY RACES

SIIMMERSIDE JIILY 1st, AT 2 r. u. stunt

$1 ,200—lll PllR$E$—$1,200 —El|TlllES-

JEAN HENLEY, Charles Horton, Murray Rlver

Prohibition Act.

ND PACE

, Summeraidc.

WINGS GRADUATE — A. L.

MoCnvillo. d Victoria Avenue

Chorlottotown. recently andure

nowireluolr erltNo. 6

Bombing and "m"! 561100 katc on.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sundoy. Jilly 2. l0 l.m. us“! School; I1 can. Morning

p: 8 m. lrederiofon; 7.3 do! Howard Hill, Onhrio. wgl

TLAND Blbblth July 2nd. Murray

p.m., Monday. July 8rd, Belle Riv- 8 pm. Silver collection at all services. Rev. Victor Bucci of New Rev. J. fl-U-li

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND — . . Communion service DeBnble, Bob- znd, 10.30 am. and 7.30 preparatory services on Thursday, June 29th and Saturday July 1st at B pm. Service Argyle galore, Friday, June 30th I p.81.

‘- LODGE OFFICIAL HERE-Airs.

. put f ltvllie world. and on theisvefitinerary,

esterday. The accused gave cv- ldenoe yesterday afternoon. and was

their home in Espanola

Price Control 0f Farm Products

ACCIDENT 0N HIGHWAY -.. Two persons were reported injur- ed about 12.30 this morning in an accident on the highway near Cen- tral Royalty School. The crash is alleged to have occurred ‘when a car, meeting a bus, collided with a parked vehicle. Two were taken to hospital but their condition was not learned. One of‘ the injured was said to be an airman and the other a young lady.

Personals Mrs. Sarah Docherty of Rox- bury Mass, arrived in the city on Monday night to spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives. She is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. ‘Clair Hodgson and Mr Hodgson.

Lleut. L P. Arlett, of the Sup- pl; Depot. R.C.A F‘ at Summer- si c. was in the city yesterday.

. H.$ Manthorne, Truro. who is associated with the C N.R.,] arrived last night in the city where he is registered at the Queen Hotel

MacCallum-Lowther Wedding

The United Church at Espanoln. Ontario was the scene of n. pretty. Jllne wedding on Wednesday June 14th who . Miss Dorothy Matilda Lowther. only daughter of Mr and

Mrs. Norman Wright Lowther of e"

Fact: It." which opens comedian once again a. %ai‘s in an .Arniy uniform but in tli ‘laugh stems from his activities oil the camp grounds. v

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Charlottetown“ became the brid of Mr. Jack Francis MacCallum. son of Mr. and Mrs Charles A. MacCallum. of Port Arthur. Rev Mr. MacVicar officiating.

The bride. who was unattended. was given in marriage by her 5a- fher. and as they entered the Church the wedding March by Lo- hengrin was rendered by the or- ganist. Miss Currie. '

For her wedding thc bride chose u two piece frock. and hat of Hea- ven blue and curried a shower bou- quet of Sweetheart roses

Mr. and Mrs Norval Hunter very kindly opened their spacious home for the wedding reception, which was held following the cere- mony Ten was poured by Mrs. J J Davies of Charlottetown. while Mrs. Hunter. Mrs Gray, Mrs Gareau, Mrs. W. C. Davies and Nancy Hunter little daughter the host and hostess assisted serving.

Durng the afternoon numerous congratulatory telegrams ivere ref ceived from interested friends nnd relatives in Prince Edward Island and Ontario

Following the reception the happy couple left for a short honeymoon. and upon their return will make

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Urges Post-War

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COLE PORTER STAGE PLAY l8

tricks alt

i th sztggéminl’? by ‘Dorothy Fields, Herb- e e s and

blonde bombshell

make "Let's Face It" a riot hold.

earn three hundred dollars so he

make their opouses talks hi8 pals into the deal; he has o! talk himself

in that. ensue when the three sol-

the women home of one of t-hem. In the midst of their gymnastics the husbands arrive with their own dates and the. soldiers’ girl friends drop in

j . Thb picture is full of

hilarious situations nicelv pointed

up by a cowple of tuneful Cole Por-

if

"Let's Not Talk About LBW!" Dllli a new number written t Cahn and Jule Styiie. 0311611 'Wh° Did? I Dldl Yes. I Didi

equality on subsidies ' those on basic wage rates and farm prices; soil conservation.

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—woorl plenty of fort.

' CHARLOTTETOWN

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Hotels Waldorf-Astoria, Pierre in New York; the Boston; Mount Royal, Famous Nite Spots!