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‘ SPORTING NEWS;

Army Softball Squad

Defeats All

inning on three hits and two errors

and adding another in the on a brace of luls team last night defeattd Bruce Stev.

art's Au Stars 6-4 as they limitodlS-ayer. Salm. Soiinaer the hard-hitting cltv asuregation! Pickard. Flatt. Aubm

I I _..____ | sggugir=lpm=uvva u" m’ S 6 4 s‘ < , Ihllowing ls the comma-in or- i _

" for the new !.M.C.A. -——- l

- . l-IDDIN BIOS. is the onlydrul '

I L 1| _ mm; xa-uov. B W. store open this afternoon Ind ev- I 11 s ~chler Just-lee a . enins- _' 5-81-11-

Pillng in five runs in the second] dit while Wlseman sent eleven bat- , Premier J. Welter J0me. Hon. _.__._.

lters away from the plate. via the ~ ‘George D. . - ' VAUDIVlIlI-E Al‘ CAINIVAL.—

fourth; smkeou; route. Bu" (“ABLE i- Ho c _ u. 8A. Mn- At the Bu» Cal-nivalin the Bnflrb, Lmonps: | ' Leod. Col. G.’ . V.D.. in: Club. which opens tonight tne‘

'- Axmy-Wiseman. p. Kaminccky. ' GEORGE MONTGOMERY Alfred PAOkGIQ. lat-COL K5. ROI- vaudeville Shows Ill-R it 9 P. J. I 81111116071.’ CBS.“ mnmno era. Cont. N-ilélowwtber. 31$. J “and 11 P. M. and not I30 us ao-

to runs in the fourth and ninet

inning-s The game was hard-ioughti Wnitlock. Carmichael. _l.evv, Hen- the way! nesscy T. Whitlmk. Wlllialns. Ward;

end closely-contested all Annv fmmd the offerlnas of Ra

Stull for a total c-t nine hits th same number 2s the losers ocilect-i ed off Wiser-nan. the Army hurlalfl. Stull had six strikeouts to his ete- 9 (i

_New Attendance, Betting Records At Belmont Park

“NIIW roux. ruby vaatnp oi’ hi" light weight. A C. Aletcm spcdacvel‘ the n‘ 3 in 2:01

rung up at Belmont‘ Park. The Cleveland-owned five- old. tithing in the

[if

of the favored Sun Agai

The crowd of b‘: i8 the previous hlzh set May so. 1942. bet SaHOBOJ 0n tho sub. urban for a State record for one race and sent the total for rile o-sev races soarlnz to $3559.09]. various war relief organizations and hospitals split the track's pro- fits. estimated at 5130.000

The Handicap was

robbed o! some of its

interest when Devil Diver outstanding challenger for the division's title, was sol-aimed because of a sore foot

Baseball Results

NATIONAL

FW-ibllfsh 3; Brooklyn l. Plli-Sbllflh 3; BTQCKIyn 4, C-ncinnatl 4; Philadelphia 3 Cncmnan 7; Philadelphia 4 5-. Louis‘ 0; Boston l

5L Lfliiis l3; Boston 3. Chive-so 5; New York s. Chmeo 4; New York 5,

AMERICAN

New York l; Detroit 2 New York l; Detroit 4

Boston 3; Cleveland i. Philadelphia l; Chicago 5 Philadelphia l; Chicago 2.

INTERNATIONAL

Montreal 1: Buffalo 0. Montreal 7; Buffalo 8. Newark 0; Jersey City l. Ixcwark 4; Jersey Citj." 5 Bl’ ' Syracure 2. I

J-ls emphasized the part tltat spir-

Remember When

By The Canadian Press C-"ft Hubbcils 0711113111, LEA-game

streak over a two-season . longest ill major league il ‘ ivas strapped by l- u. New ‘iorkfls .en rears ago to- day. _ . _. rs blasted Hubbll from the box 2n tour innings and wcn the game 10-3.

ENTHRONEMENT

(Contlnuedfrom pagcl.) cathedral vicar. Rev. Canon F. h. lillls, asked. ‘who is there?"

"The Lord Bish p o! Nova Sco- tia." was th; ans , "duly elected and consecrated who prays that hr‘: may he inducted and enthron- c: "

The doors wcrc thrown open anulthe Bishop entered his cath- gilffl

As the Bishop and those with‘ lllnl moved up the alslc the cath- edral cno;l' chanted .alln 20. At‘ l: 1;; tile proc sion halted e choir mm, P=lllm i2’. znginn lg, was glad when they. said unis 21c: We will go l::.o m: ‘louse of inc Lord."

Follows‘ reading of the l: _ bv Bishcrp Dixon. .11.; °~ rend the certificates of Bishop Kingston's V l

Kl

ilousc of .- tf Canada. ishap Kinzstcri l rock oath. of allegiance to the Slim-JCS of H10‘ cathedral. "

The new Bizhop then was led Lv the Mczrcqazlitull to the sr-nctu- i step to knccl with Canons P. A. Hiltz and W.W. Judd. both of Tor- onto. while Bishop Moarchead of ficdcrirgon led in prayers and re- sponses b

APChbGShCIJ Car-nlzton then ber- formnd the act of inatzilatlon.

Presentation (f inc .~_ln_'_ls of his office followed

The newly invested Bishop was than led to the entrance uf tho choir by Archdeacon: Watson and syn-Irv and presented to the con- grssraticn n! clergy and IHYPEOUY! vrlth the words: v

"We present to yflll YOU!‘ 3-5310?-

the seat

d l in 0c n this

Army softball!

(IO-Taking

l 1-4 i-5 today to whk) highly’ regarded Sun Again in . the 53th suburban handicap as at- i e-“Pu-il‘? S" f“ i “'9 tzndance and betting records were “m “Tm 3‘

for the race since Whisk B net-gm’: his ides”: 5° II set a world record of two min- gallon‘ _ . , utes me in l9l-3. hit the nhuhluals!“ “mrrhs we f“ line a half-length i i’ lt f S 1 _ , 2 Again from ‘varrenn ‘$32.16); . Lhronement s.rmun chin

'.'h his Al'-.t- ' - “. won third place. ‘fivgnleneths “Diet; ‘m describe me 5 M‘ v1

52.029 ekceedingilBishop Abraham. mop

1

lF. Dill Reveals

hi Bruce Stewarts-Hennessev. B.‘ 1N TECIINICOLOB

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JIONTAGUE-FRI. 8.30 RM.

‘ DIONTAGUE -- HAT. 0.00 s.

y; Stull I

c; Score hv innings: Army-—-C50 10o coo-o o z I Bruce Stewart's-woo R0 002-4‘ I l

10.00 P. M. ....___.__€________

SOURIS -'- MON. 8.45 Pa“.

and we ask for him your affection and prayer, that he may be faithful and happy in the execution cf his pastoral off- ice. and by piety. doctrine and gooi

glory of God. Will‘

Eleven-Year-Dld Aims At Quartet

and good l. " I before his en- l 1,) Kingston l the

govern _thi.s c ,j As his first ‘throncmenl. Bl

\VINNIPEG. lvlay 29

was zhe

the "ublict of a L ' - (.1 go mo‘ truly a chip off the old block. i1

Lord Bishop 0i Ncitno

{tuallv triumphant nlzlrch of the"? f5" D13 church and nae-pie of God." saidird t: ' _ r Manitoba

"Today's service of ehthrnlielncnt Iis cert-ainlv a X-stone of that [Canadian high " '

Closing Exercises

___(Contlnued from page i.) _

Ma r" ~11

were not, ulfier state fPgllflflliflt. n. It the people of this country czdi ~ fol-wal- ncabi ‘fl-ill ifnensE-‘iv 19 mm?“ fr}? dav whvn the rznonned Trepel trio tr nng c ielr nurses, in a . m mm Harte;

the training of any profession or’ \ 1 be e a q . occupation, then the people must do. ifor themselves that willch the; State will surely do if the people iail He congratulated the nurse; on the wonderful work they had done, also the nursing sisters who‘

_ . u... . . §.*.‘€.‘b’.lhl"°.i‘..~‘1§";l.“:l€..§“§:l..§s. for Spring Carmva p055 t? u

. l Dr McMillan assured the nurses‘, that even after the war they uccdf msve no fear of lack of employmcittl lin their ch-cgen profession, that the; me Red C1055 Coynggnd me 5111s- rural areas would laced all the nun», ~ ses that could be furnished for years “age a 5p [to come. The prevention of tuba-E Sporting club here May 31st. June cuiosls. children: diseases. and 3m many other ailments would rsqu the rnergeric efforts of all the l ses available.

side the province are being brought

the program lilciutlcs a hum other interesting features. Kinsmen are usilizltholii‘ shflxllii The Ri ht Rev G J. McLellan, the proceeds aior oca rla .es, p A alga, spake m {he 51.3mm. and the 0[ll..l‘_OZ'g31LlZ3i10n5 for

Commended Graduates

ing class Ho told them they were inc-P‘ “filial Df‘ ‘Om “flatly; ‘s l; credit to themselves, their pnr- U‘! _ Xuiilel ‘lare-ézieonapeléilgieifs ' '5 their teacir V, and the iu- 1R1 “Billy King Nlisg cheev:rs 3s a stitution fron whzch ‘m ' “

.ho.v car"? ‘dome stylist who hits val-formerly: various of Canoe-J. and tuso ‘ in the United states. ‘She has ap- peared in DYOEIXZPIS with some of the big names like Bob Hope. Jce E. Blown and other _well known . . . i lrelsonrll‘ ihu l5 said to have a H15 HC11Q1'1~“5'~"~-@ T-EPTHC 35° huge repertoire of dance numbers congratulated tile nulses on their which should prove an interesting graduation. and spoke highly of feature of the carnival. the work the Charlottei lvn Hos-i Blllv Kine l5 billed :15 “The one pital was doing tar the si z and af- mun oil-sue." He comes from Lun- flicted throughout the Province nznburg. N. 5.. and clowns. dots The lion. J‘. Walt - Jouéss Haisto stunts on the slack Wire. luilflle-‘v oongraili ated the nur: on t. e . i; etc. standards of ntlrsin: they had rea- The Navvnthc Army and ‘the All‘ ched as evidenced by the diplcmas‘ Force are swims W a di-‘Fbalfldlmd which had been presented them P69111315?! 500th i" U"? H. “ma; The valcdietory ivas delivered byj Tillie“? ‘Vii-l 315° 31° thedigfiffi‘ imfg, Miss Mary Minna Bernadine Mur- fmd“ ajtra‘ ‘imp ‘a Qfiumblf, rlssey of Tlwnlsh Misc biorrlsaeynm, ~ ref‘ gm omglfdej emphasized the fact th: nursin": is (1 ‘ 5 ‘“ ' a very sy: Jlill m". and with living human beat. said Miss Mo

ltual teaching had had in Lheir building cf character and pohred out to them that without the dc-. relopment and practice c‘? a Chgs- tian life all eke l s v.1 "l.

A u '1 . u» i5 occlz every evening . ‘on i.‘ S‘ during the f0 ' ” n nivnl is rurclu It offers an comr- . 1m mews tuuitv for rec....tl::n and H150 l1 ‘My’ Ea?“ “f m: Emdmlt‘ chance tn contiicute to worthwhile

ing cla had learned much from . '3' -_»k , h ~me 113119. the devotion and rclf sacrifice nfimant 31c “o ‘n I e s“

the doctors and sisters and oacibi

because cf that expel-toxins. km"

better the meaning of the words:

‘Ii/Take up your cross and follow ,,_..

in closing. i‘ Forrislsev, on‘ bzhalf cf the e‘ thanked the Sisters, the doc and their

parents for the sat fiCGs which 11nd been made an their bchaif The following is lite list. of vrad- uates: Mary." Carolyn Kenny, Char- lottetown; Zita Francs; Morrl ev. East Royalty. F-nnccs Gear la MacDcnalcl. Orwell Cove: Z\'lc:'ri'.'se .

lflflPltfll/DI M. . war. New Perth; Anastaiin Doyle, Nrrth Rustic ' Mary Rita biacDrmald, Glenfinnan. Martha. Haiclle Mzciizz-ar. Cherry Valley; Anna Lucy MacIntyre. Glen Rfly.

ll. S. llas Draft Cf Post-War Plans, l

WASHINGTON. May 30—(A.P)—-‘ President Roosevelt said today thei United States is readv with the first riart of a definite postwar pr- ganizaltioll lllan for “Fllfld SQCUTIW-l

The President. said conversations ailrcadv arc iulder way. and l:'.l sexl- tc a news conference lint negotia- tlons within his lzovcrniucnt arc be-l m’: ccrlivzl on on u strictly non- partL-lan basis.

There ltlc no immediate plans lzel said for a folmal conference with‘ major Allies on the iorm of the postwar organization. But Mn; 1 Roosevelt, rcmnruccl that cczlvcrsat- v ions can do on nt any lime. ' _

The blueprint for the ncsuvnr or- '. gaitizatlon is in its first draft st-flflc. the President lauded. and still may v be tremendouslv impro . -

Mr. Roosevelt ompi zzcdl that a i the conference within this Cflllilfiy between himself and Secretary of State Hull and inrcitzn relations cormnitteemen of the scnaie. wore dealing with formulation or n work- ing o nization nil-d not simply in- tarnlmill Drlnciples

ZENA CHEEVEB!

.1: tilt h wlllaarfofmfl uéh-éscrflil éatlhvllfl" at the 990W- ing Club here May 31M t0 3"" 3W-

_ (CP) — column Joye;- TRDGI has three IlLZZDUS sis-

ters but sh~ isnt resting on their mdivgd- burials. The youngest member of a Puma“ .5'T' 0N9“ m. musical, Canadian f:m.1y. Joyce is

. MacLeod. J. e appears to be on her Howatt. J A Webster Hon. T.

o rah; T‘ l . . s . . ‘L’ h ‘ “ °“ Mug. gulrsner we. Grant. A

| l

Hm- lhwo eistrs are all contlnuing q_ Ho“, (;,_M_ with zhcii" TlILlSL. Ffrcda. now Mrs. B. com“, L’; mace” Eoosilahal- of REZIHB. made her de-‘ but; at New York's Town Hell last

illeurological Cases Interesting Program g i‘.i‘li...*.’°‘lif-..ii.li‘."“illiltif. 23th.“.

heard representations by Mr. Mc- Nalr and other representatives oi’ the Mnritimes.

1 l sions

[been set up in Canada, with one 0 ‘in Montrea . ‘ He was answering Hon. Dr. H.A.

i

Carnival" at. the i

i ‘fxro vaudeville stars from out- 8.1mm“ "mm"! m s" “P msntu’

o Hermeszaafsrlurlal :.*;::..::.";:..l:: The for those in the services.

I I 1

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, Youth Centre Campaign j Organization

~ Honor l -

A. Clarkflr. Simmonm lion. '.l‘.W. lioProwee, o.o. auebés w. uyleederal Chairman: D. J. Donnell.

ice Chairmen. . Roy Cuacnore. lEC. Johnstone. Cordon Mac-

Treaswer: . . it Assistant Treasurer: B. I‘. Wot- o

n. Secretary: Mrs. D.L. Douglas. EXCCLXCIVG. KM. Martin. William

M. Rowe H, Hovratt. G. M. Avaro.

|Roy Quigley, .1. P. Crockett

,1-Ia.rrv Cudmore. AB. Fisher. J .0.

flwlacllean J.W Boultcr. Ralrphl

lMacL-ean. Mrs. B H. Anderson. G. F‘. Hutcheson. LL-Col. C.L. Mac-

Harris.

l

I

i

Kay. GM. Richards. J.E Radio Committee: W.G. Hogg. Publicity Committee: R. L. -

Historical Committee: a r. Tin- Y

no . Demonstration: W. Scantlebulry Societies dz Clubs: ND.

Lean, B. F. Tinney. Rural CMIIXIHIY/cCI Dr. J.A. Clark, W Lord.

who committee: Judge in... Women; Committee: Mrs. H. Cudmore.

Special Namm: S A

to

“The svmbm U! a has, At l1.J _ ‘ U L Pr KM M m E attended meetings of the exec- la, r- .1 1:. m L.‘ . v \\a-.-_lo p: thence ll’l the “VrAd of _ . owse. -, - - 11v 1'1. . D. “We o; the canadja“ M8111“; A5- long been q ‘C ma and 03m? tnuszc. Pl in: Wlih the D0159 C! 8 Nmhmson’ 0",‘ rwcedh Kc" R soclatlon.

Holman.

i-Iughce, John d5.

G.G. B Fisher.

P. . Qv-iai Dr J A ‘clbnlglcgei’ . . . . . . I‘ . 0.. 0.2:. Full, lib , R. L. Cotton. w. Richards. E S.

Answers Questions Re Hospitals For

AWA May 30—(OP)—Pen- Minister Mackenzie said today in the Commons that five ‘centres for the care of neurolog- ical cases

from the forces have 9

Bnuce (PC-Toronto Parkdale) who quoted a atamment by Dr. 1' . G. Penfield of Montreal say- °

t ing that the government had done gglnswlck’ n member of the my olutions committee. those attending the meeting.

trons for the care of neurologkal

Mr. Mackenzie said every care was being given neurological cas-

es. The offer to the government °'\5~ Preside“ °5 of the Montreal Neurological In- 3mm‘ °f Trade- and D" w- R Turnbull also of Moncton.

stitute had not been accepted. It involved the construction of ifnew wlnS. and was similar to hund- reds of suggestions received from other parts of Canada.

In a. statement issued from his office. Mr. Mackenzie described Dr. Penfields statements, made in Montreal yesterday, as "un- JUSHHBDIE" and “exceedingly in- accurate." I

In his statement Mr. Mackenzie said that of the 23,000 hospital beds 15,000 were operated ny the armed services and were practic-

ali new hospital accomoda- tion established since the out-

break of war.

“In Montreal the cases requir- ing the services oi Neurological specialists have received their pre- liminary investigation at Ste. Anne's (Ste. Anne De Bellevue

ed into the Montreal Neurological Infititute for major surgery. This pc c overcrowding the Institute

Urges Single

. . _ __ . ._ .________ ' broaxbrlllided. authorized textbook Is for the whole of Canada would be

For Provinces

OTTAWA, May 30 — (C P» - Preparatfion of a "fair. broadmrn. ded. authorized textbook" of Can- adian history wr: advocated by

Henator Rupert Davies (Ir-Ont- ario) In the Senate tcday

Senator Davies spoke in support of a motion bv Senator L. .-\. David (I. “uebecl - .3 that the ' Dominion - Provincial

ccnferenc: appoint a committee to prepare a textbook of Canadian hlshory acceptable to all provinces.

received was in- most cases in vor of s new uniform textbook them were some who were opposed to the idea.

He said he believed there was

1 . i the farm of the former at Flat Mac-l River.

returned from Toronto where he

Ilears Delegation g he Power Project

mler J .B. McNair of New Bruns- wick said tonight that a decision will be given "in due course upon the development of

formation will be furnished the committee.

Blakeny of Moncton. N.B.. vincial minister of education and municipal relations:

Air Minister Addresses Liberals

Minister Power that young Liberals should and remain Canadi

tion of Young Liberals, Ma]. Pow- er said “there Military Hospital) and then mov- 05ml“ belongs t“ “u M us",

in business. y has been adopted to avoid xgkegferlsifeéafifl‘)?iirfehgflnjrfe}; Canada." '

oung ra b d t . lsure “the bensefitvallf Dgmlii- Ihaned me on." -

morrow when Senate:- T chard (IF-Quebec! will resume de- bate on Senator David's motion.

usurnsl. auulmui

Thh “$1.231. t.» orsnewlrneuremuba

t : five eenlu a word. utrlcilr oer-

coon’ atria-T-

Personals f

Premier J. Walter Jones return- 1' ed from Ottawa last evening. ‘

Mr. Eldred B. Carr. Cumberland Street, left Tuesday for Toronto.

Mr. J.G. Thomlbmn was in the city yesterday.

Tignlsh. ; .

Mr. AG. Burgess. Moncton, was‘ in Charlottetown last. night.

Mr. and Mrs. J.E. IeMoine. Am- herst, N S.. are guests at the Queen Hotel.

Messrs. Wm. S. Summers and R. S. Summers Braintree, Mass, werei ‘n the city yesterday en route to i

Mr. A. IL Wheaten, who has been in the city for a short time.

returned to his home in New- admmsmn

castle, NB, yesterday.

Hon. Dr. W.J.P. MacMillan has

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Cabinet Committee fiackville Firm '

l Gels War Contract i

MONCTON, N.B., May 30-(0?) —Fairch1ld Aircraft, Ltd. has given a contract. to the Enamel Heating Products. Ltd“ uf Sackvlllel. IIEjB. 0T1‘ 30—(CP1-Pre- to make parts for a power 11 ve-

“w” M” bomber Fairchild builds rm- me United States Navy. A. Ratelle, re- presentative of the Aircraft Com- pany, announced today.

Three hundred men‘ will be oc- cupied for an indefinite period on the contract. Mr. Ratelle said. Cur’ erationa ere expected to begin June 1

‘Mr. R tell aid l Fairohild is Mr. McNair said he was lnform- expand“; ogefiancfisfin m; mobile d the mi!!!" will be will?" "lid" unit operating throughout the Mar- onslderation. Some further ln- Wm Wm mwlqy about 5o ocal men.

Japs And Yanks arr-Olaf In Tank Battle

ADVANCED AIaLIED HEAD- QUARTERS. NEW GUINEA. May 3l— lWeanesdayJ-(AP) — Amer- ican and Japanese armored units clashed Monday in the first tank battle of thcsouihwcst. Pacific war. "' fought on Biak in the Schouten Islands. with the Americans emer- ging victorious‘ from the seesaw struggle but still blocked from their prllige objective, the Mokmer air-