‘lllblons May Be _ Forced Out Of Baseball league

HALIFAX (CP)—~Stellarton Alb- ons said Sunday they may not be ground to defend their Halifax and District Baseball League cham- pionship this season because of lack of funds in the mining town.

President Bob Munroe told the league's meeting he‘s not certain about raising the $3.000 initial out- i

y. ' V ."Coal miners are the big sup-

porters of the Albions."he_ said. ‘and the club‘: ﬁnancial drive is reeling the pinch because of lay- offs at the MacGregor and Albion mines."

The import-studded league. rated the highest calibre circuit in the Maritimes. will have five definite starters: Halifax. Kentville. Dart- mouth. Truro and Liverpool.

The possibility of an eight-team league in 1955 was presented by Leo Mooney. representing a group at Yarmouth business men.

For five years Springhill and Yarmouth have been refused entry in the league mainly because of the long travelling distances. PLAN 60 GAMES

Mr. Mooney s a i d Yarmouth would definitely be interested in gaining a berth next year. provid- ing the league operated in two sec- tions with an interlocking schedule.

This year each team will play liﬁ games with the opening ten- tatively set for June 7 and running until Aug. 18.

The clubs voted to change the player deadline to July 15 from July 31 and were ordered to with- hold $5.00 weekly from the players to insure they remain with the clubs until completion of their con- tracts.

Clubs have been hurt in the past when players left’ during the last weeks of the season.

Harry Butler of Halifax was re- elected league president for his seventh term. J. J. Christian was returned as ‘secretary - treasurer and the first vice-presidents office was sea in abeyance. Other vice- presi enta'are Clary Potts of Stel- larton, Dr. J. P. McGrath of Kent- rille and Frank Penny of Halifax.

MOSCOW, (APl—Russia hasn't. decided yet whether its ruptured diplomatic relations with Australia

[Bebe Zalrerlcs Has Okay From Doctor

BEAUMONT, Tex.. (AP)—-Babe Zaharias has an okay from her physician to continue in golf but the famed woman athlete, who re- turned to the game after an open- tion for cancer. said Saturday she wouldn't resume her links partic- ipation “until I feel like playing again."

She had her first annual checkup from the operation last week.

Wells Ea Meet Beshore May 14

EDMONTON (CPi—Earl Walls of Toronto, Canadian heavyweight boxing c h a m pi on, will meet Freddy Beshore of Lou Angeles here on May 14 in a l0-round, non-title fight. promoter Jack Berry- said Saturday.

The two heavyweights were orig- inally scheduled to meet her March 8 but Walls pulled out o the bout when he said he suffered a training injury to his right hand.

The Edmonton Boxing and Wrestling Commission suspended

tract here. Walls later knocked out Tommy Harrison in a re-match at Toronto. In an earlier meeting, Harrison had decisioned Walls.

OHA Amends Playing Rule

TORONTO, ICPJ — The Ontario

him until he could fulfill his con-.

Guides’ Training Seen Valuable For Emergency

TORONTO (CP)—’l'he training girl guides receive in outdoor liv- ing and self reliance has been cited as serving I valuable pur. pose in preparation for a national emergency.

With alarm mounting with each H-bomb explosion, civil defence training has become serious busi- ness. even for children. Dora Farthing. provincial commissioner for training. said Friday at the annual meeting of the Ontario council, Girl Guides Association.

At the meeting a group of girls demonstrated speedy dressing and a safety crouch which teaches them to act quickly and effectively in an emergency.

Their leader. Mrs. Margaret Beetiam. said "It may sound pretty ghastly to be teaching chil- dren to preserve themselves, but we must face reality.

“Yet we must try to prevent panic so the children are told they

Hockey Association Saturday ap- proved an amendment to the play- ing rules making it illegal to ice, the puck while a club is playing! either at full strength or with one player short. i

Previously, a team with a man in the penalty box could shoot the: puck from its own territory down’ the ice to the opposing end with-i out fearing a new face off in its own zone.

”—“' “‘ l SYDNEY, (AP) _ Au.sti'ali-ax‘. Olympic officials do not believe that the present diplomatic rift be- tween Russia and Australia will] affect Russian participation in thcl 1956 Olympic games at Melbourne.

MELBOURNE. (A Pi — Runnmgf on a track chopped up by football; players, Australia's John Land;/, Sunday ran three quarters of a‘ mile in 2158.4. two seconds under the listed world record.

1956 Olympic games at Melbou ne.

l i

will affect its participation in tie »

‘ Soviet leader said Saturday. |

size 1—

long life. loads of power. popular cars, size 1 .

Budget-priced battery Sizes for all

4 full years!

Available in all popular sizes. the belt now!

1. Time Guarantee. 2. workmanship. Materials Gun-

Ill . J. Satisfaction or Money Refunded.

129 KENT 81'.

popular cars. size 1 ............. _.

for

16.45

GUARANTEED 2 YEARS—ALLSTATE "24"

13.45

Canada's longest-life car battery solves your hailery problems rm- Gives you more power for quick starts. ALLSTATE batteries are built in Canada’: newest. most modern factory. where they are working overtime to keep up with the demand.

At these low prices you can buy

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money liefunded

lAss0claiion and potential producers are urgently requested to attend a meeting of great importance in the Legion

Hall, Charlottetown on April 28th at 8 p.m. }

The Guardian Page ‘I «

Tuesday’ AW 27' 1954 .1 $\\\\mm\mm\\\w\\\m " Mel Parnell Has :' 1 an opportunity. . ‘ Arm Injured g '

WASHINGTON (AP)—An inside a pitch thrown by a former Boston ::;;e:.:;; ,,=;;;;:, .-,,,,,:;n,-,;-;;; g JUNIOR MATRICULATION on EOUlVAlENT* hard-luck Red Sox. already ham- 5 ,» ~ ‘ pereri an injury to slugging star I i Ted Williams. I '

Ace lefthander Mel Parnell, I ’ 21-game winner last year. re-, 5 ‘p ,. ceived a fracture of a small bone in his left forearm in the third I’ inning Saturday night when struck’ (J by a pitch from Washington's 5

Maury MeDermott. traded by the Sox last_ winter. X-rays at George- town hospital revealed I cleanl break. He'll wear a cast for at’ least two weeks *and'doctors said he may be lost for’ two months;

9°“

are ‘training in case of a fire: In

STRAWBERRY anowens l

Members of the ‘Charlotte-to\\'n Stt'a\\'berry Growers

This is a call to young men

ready to serve Canada IN THE

ROYAL. CANADIAN NAVY

'f/ you at between tbo ages (6 end 19. as of Mn is! janury. 1954, and beta. .0!’ expect to luwe. jrnubr Matriculation (or

' lost) 351': car. get

a fire or a bomb attack many of. the defensive procedures are the‘ same. anyway."

7 - ... ._.¢ni’#o. '4

!?flP“!‘!,'v:

The “VENTURE PLAN" offers a special 7 year Short Service appointment. Cadets who show a desire to make the Navy their career, may later obi permanent commissions, if they have the necessary qualiﬁcations.

The “Venture Plan" enables the young Cadet to complete his high school studies to Senior Matriculation standard . . .

. . . while he is gaining practical naval training. ashore and aﬂoat. . . . . . and learning the responsibilities, self-discipline and leadership required of the Canadian naval ofﬁccr.

ANNOUNCING

COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES

Secretarial, Stcnographlc and Duplicating S('l'\'l(:(‘S, Collection Agency. Mailing and Bookkeeping Services. Miscellaneous Ext-,cuti\'e Work Spec-dily and Efficiently Handled. 9272 -—— DIAL — 5903

IF IT'S A JOB TO DO -— \VE'LL DO IT — GIVE US A TRY

I that about t e Navy’: “Vevmrn Plan"/or aﬁcer training — visit the near- er! Naval Recruiting Sta- tion or nail I61’: coupon

IOPPIICA TIOII$' 7III.l'SP£'t‘Illl ENTRY PMII ARE 86/II6 AOCCEPTED IMW FOR TIIE FIRST ('0!/R6'P.l,WII€II Will OP!!! IN SEPNMBER.

Upon acceptance redels will be appointed to the shore training establishment HMCS Venture, at the Naval Base of Esquimclt, near Victoria, B.C. Academic studies will be combined with naval training. Four months annually will be spent at sea. Emphasis will inlaid upon physical fitness programmes.

On wcceuiul completion of the 2 your basic course. the code! ii promoted to the rank of midshipman, and

vswruas PLAN. “'5”

NAVAL HEADQUARTERS. OTTAWA.

Please send on complete information on the Navy's “Venture Plan" for oﬁcer mining.

Introducing: Canada's only Four Year Battery ALLSTATE 48”

48 Months Guarantee

Canada's longest life car battery. Solves your battery problems for four full years——our finest 51 plates-

18.95

GUARANTEED 3 YEARS-—ALLSTATE "36"

Light. strong hard rubber rare with plenty of acid spare Sizer to fit all

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\a\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

\\\\ \ ~. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\J

subsequently to sub-lieutenant, receiving the Queen’! MY NAM’ Commission or an officer in the Royal Canadian Navy. ADDRESSM‘ __ Uniforms are provided to cadets on iolning. Food, living -— ~ - - ~ — —~———_— _ quarters. dental and medical ran, tuition. boolu. instru- CITY PROV ’ menu. etc., are furnished by the Navy. Thirty days AGE......_._.........Em}CA'lT()N....._..__ ‘ annual leave with pay it granted. 4 J ’ . ’ _. I I I I 5 I

Gasoline is as good as the refineries that produce it !

B-A’: multl-million dollar reﬁnery building

6.00 x 16

Offers Prntecti 6.00 x 16 .

Guaranteed 24 Months! 23.9

' 35% more tread ' Also with white walls

.\l.l.ST/\TI-I CUSHION 'l'lRES. Extra-low Pressure.

.»\l.lSTATFI SUPER SAFETY TIRES . on Plus.

/\LLS'l‘A'l'l5 ill-WAY TRI-JADS. Guaranteed 12 months. 6.70 x 15

program over the past few years . . . plus a remarkable new improvement made by B-A petroleum scientists means just thia—better gasolines. New. imPl'0V9d "Super 88" and "Super 98" gasolines are ready now. No other gasolines give you more power. more mileage. greater economy. Drive in at the sign of the big B-A and ﬁll up with new "Super 83" or "Super 98" gaaolinee.

‘t bu ggtégtzﬁgasg/Ines

6.70 x 15

24.45

19.95

6.70 x 15.

18.95 16.95

ii... moon '

TH! IRITISH Anaiucan on. company LIMITED 15. uqm all cu-puny 0-nod by Ceuduu

carry a complete

-in

CHARLOTTITOWN 51' ORI

VVe ranges. Trade-ins on your old tires. Come in to- da .

stock of all si/.o.< and price

llllll.

3188 l.