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F ai- ‘ GT! LIAGUE SEMI-FINALS

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Reds and Rangers meet in the the "I119 ""1 ‘med last game of the semi-final Dilly- oiis. the winners to meet W!“ Darcie in a three-game total- gloinis series for the chamliioflfihii?

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. Wigner-onto Maple Lelia have In pppurtlinity 00 Win i310 5W9“? cup by conquering Detroit Red wmgs in the third GDQJOuFY-h games of their eight-point scries hare Thursday and Saturday nlahts but you can't prove ‘i by Couch Clarence (Hop) Day- qme Iioaifs who won the first W0 games of the series in Detroit 1-" "a 1*’. fiffiarcffis"? W!) a i - B i! ay it? aTnen itafivllas over Dfly iii-fried

most questions with "no comment" 12.034 at hcth gauies. The fans are pulling ‘ ilk DECO

IPra oi m ohutout strins. so f

thou h he did loosen the ex- f}... of admit that h Players were in retty. air shim. He h nothins at, all to my about a remark by menus Jada Adams of Detroit Red Wings who in biting terms on Detroit

t wequmr-s paying their mone

u, watdh one team sit on the mic 511 night while the other forces the gill)’. And he declined to say any- tbinz about another Adams sug- gesrlon that the Leaf; would lay more opefl hockey before eir home fans hem than they did in

liontresl lloopsters Defeat Halifax

5911i i0 — (OP) -— ifontreal Georgians tonight won a close 33-29 victory over‘ Halifax y,M_c A, in the first game here o1 n two-game total-point eastern gemifllial series oi’ the Dominion Senior basketball ri-lsuown-s-

The Montrealers will carry their four-point margin inio the second game sdieduled for tomorrow night here, The winner of the series will earn the right to advance to the “sun final; against St. Catharlnea

i:.i%'tili'.fi§l:f‘°“'" M" Saint John Plans

Baseball league

Tonight's same was I lb IM tuck affair all the way.

Brooklyn Tigers

lost season, will be head cow?! i"

Hop Day Has Little To Sciy Regarding Torontok Chances Of Winning Cup

are enthusiastic a

the i - 111w of the cit a first stampmb

ey Cup

m; m, With . th of the besutf-‘gfigsevel: Bglmwglgnayrgywam ~ (YSIIIA, DON-

wiw MM drooping the first three an. xivm alum“

ns are they will M, Mm .. ffnvimiw b snlinifmgzriinlrfialiritrva. '

SOUBIS-TIIUBSDAY 8 EM.

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1' ~c1.§LZlZnd"Bo.-J£§'Wzn. visronr snonrs

American League Title ‘ FROM BRITAIN

. 9A.. All-ii lit-IA?) -Clevcisad Barons captured tbs Calder Cup and the i016 champion-

ship of the American I-Iockey Les

ovierr-“Hor Bears before 7.200.

orrosnron- ________---‘°°""e*i~Zr-7a2e1>_=.

the order gsper were answered. c Mr. l. . Strong supported

power companies would be more

OI‘ his or he has mo non-snoop - su. us

til-I’ in ight '01! ave? Moritreslplsgncdiegsmfi: ‘ AND ‘M’

his i/wo over ‘ u

e’s rookie of the 181G‘? c “'- sstfiiiii: PIIOIIIJSE

owo successive MON

Sydney Academy Retains lloop Grown

Maritime interslzlgolast

c. r... .33.. wit?“ won the deciding contest i6 n3

tool: the round 40-89.

( SAINT JOHN, N3»

OH-rflsn n-ai And Boston Yanks iitttitzt‘... lifi..n.°;‘“....?§ Ylliilorliifs Market are under was lsarn- ___ .

Produce prices film IP33; i:

BY "P0 y th Domini rt . rloeulturs fofigwP-epl mem o‘ M

A Puilets 264m; n 20-30; c 33', 5%?“ 1g. sir-port A Large a1; A ' Rscci 1762 boxes. .

B Wholesale Qua Job-

) hing pasteurized fresh No 1 8B; N at '1 y’: I 84%; current receipt Que No g w, iiasteurized 34a’. dei Mil; No 2 aa- ins 1c maker/b." if del Mil; first grade creamery tonight.

cc . Sid‘: will’. 23'“. ‘$236.. Receipts: 140 bgxes.

first

colored western 20 IIOB colored Que 2d white 20% 110B: wholesale white and colored for local trade In? 95KB?‘ Weasatem M30 11/16-21, oocre e . w to 7i 42 for local trade. y‘ s‘ Receipts: so boxes.

PUPNIUESZ 75 1b bags local No 2 .854: No i Que 1.60-1.70; N. B. 1.80-1.90; REJ. 1.00.185.

- ed today. Sugg sted vilicn club members were St. Oroix All-Stars, W85. per doz. 3540c of the Maine-New Brunswick bor- H"? '15s _ der , Saint John. Frsderic- Straw 60c ton-Devon Monoton and st. Joa- Potatoes. 1s lb. baa ioo NEW YORK, A9141 i0 — (AP) -' C servi teams mcn- Bunef- dill‘? 40i- Brooklyn Tigers of the National oned were Seabces of U. S. W396i b!!! 28c-40r Football Lea ue merged with Boo- naval traini Maine, Steak, per lb- . 37c-45r- W, yanks w ay, with the combin- Saint John ederlcton ch16"!!! . $150-$225 ation losing its Brooklyn identity training centre. Moncton airmen Fmh ieltucdyhead as Qompletely and lnyingstil its home and Pennfield airm Celery 55.30,, ‘games except ogcblnloswh- Th; “med b"! 25-30 merger is for one‘. .aiiii- ~ ' ~' ‘ ggfungfisdgl‘; ' ‘ g3: The one exception is , e con ~- ' - - with New York Giants. hich W LOG“ TQIIII EIIEQEQII N" °""’"°' 1”‘ ' 9° be played in the New York Yankee gear} beets, s lb. ‘l 25 ‘gay. Stadium, of which caoi- Din - - . - ' or. a cc-rwr-cr. u- m» 1- r e In Sandlopln Tourney "c," °°"- "1 1r owner of the football Tigers. APP 8s. doz. r 25-4," Hem Kopf, coach of the Yflhhi T5991?» 5°49

mirrimiirmkirfililoxfarygriiiayarv; in the waiasrooxfranff s‘ 'r'il ‘it? flflflrllliiifl- 4 1b; _ 15o filth day of an annual meeting (CD-The annual Marit nggvlliias- spillgaicflfntg 5°! that was originally scheduled for gem Mat b H m If; Beans’ m 29c three days, also Passed s. resolution ournamen , won a a ax a Radish bunch that no National league club could {Ear hly‘ Wrisndtstioclnhwlll ogeen here old cabbage m lgcc . r ve en r - .- - fierelivefitiarpegrtlniéfihlbgiign‘ cehryed from Cheasrlctl-aetown, Ani- ggléloclglxifrfgg 1b 50c 15p M (he rival league owner.‘ herst, Halifax, Springhill. Saint Pm“ 1° . - 82c A“ exception to W5 m], w“ John, Fredericton apd St. fits lllien. Broccgli; bunch 40c ""1"" Kiwi-ism" "°“'d b‘ “M” grhsinclicefirnfrigrriiwwiii be rigid ti: sweet fiotaw. lb. i5c'

i" D1“ mam‘ ‘mm the American preceding week st Fredericton.

REMEMBER WIIEI

By , The Canadian Press

from Austin ‘Psy- we v I vet 5 1e won the Ray Ha horn, Fred Hosklnson,

A i ti d Dixie Ififliilié. PTO amt: 3hr’? have war-kind "SP8- uenis with the National.

BOWLING’

the City Bowling LCM“?-

M w um.‘ my Engmhm, , Alaska. maintained an annual pro- in th mfldembhe rm, 8,21,, m“; "l... duction worth two to tam million

liqrLmawh in 1

w- haymitrtsnif-IQ Yarn-put": Cam n: _ "in. nnnyap s» new?" _

uc°m9v come. my good, man,

lor's first s hen The l‘ minute. 47 3-5 seconds.

BIG ALASKAN INDUSTRY

Before the wit. the seal fur in- Pribi

dustry on the lof Islands o1 whelan and Joe Lawson were also

dollar}

This Army

don't sit there and fell me you lost it shooting crap!"-

CAPACITY caown-

wontuccifiim Page I)

ary Seaman Des Entwlstle, Joseph Flynn. Ed Goring. Wes Hawkins,-

Garnet Junop. Mac Macfiean. Gerry

m “If: Williams. and Leading Seaman cieco lizhyears ago today-

I-Ioward Ifeintzman and Iidg. S. B. A. Carl Perry comprised the participating sailors. The Char-

!" °n° ettes were Sylvia Chandler, Doro-

hy Duffy, Ethel Moran, Marie Morris. Sheila Morris. Inez Marie MacDonald. Ruth Tar-Bush, Bhir- ley Stacey and Delys Worth. Bar- bara Roper, Ks Royston. Pauline

e cast.

The music was by lvfrs.- Joseph Dougan, Alfred MacKeamey and Warner- MacRae. The vocal numg. hers in the "Charlettes" wars di-_ rccted by Mrs. G. E. Full. - The pr ram had s surprise opening w ich was greatly enjoy- ed by the audience and which w be repeated tonight.

The tin type was one of the features of the performance which evoked much applause. the work of the quartette, Wes Hawkins, Ray Hawthorn. Fred Hosklnson and llac MacLean being much enjoy- ed. -.'Barbara Roper was very ef-

of Summer’ and "Then You'll Re- member Me."

"Don't Play Bingo Tonight”. sung bv the same qusrtetts as featured in the tin typepwas one of the most popular mbers.

minutes between the two parts of the "Review."

formance tonight and several were

town in years. N0 RUN- N0 SHIN!

JUNIOR gtusoua

DANCE V-CLUB

Dancing 9 to,‘ I

ormaisa: Current white and experience . vate "companies simply picked out o the most favorable sections and.

t suppl rur l l tn- flcsTion the: a. Golccrnnicn; Zin- mission.

Premier's scan-out

Premier Jones uid the 5th ques- tion asked the opposition lead- er. as to the proposed method of financing, is answer-ad use empowering s menttc issue bonds up , 000. The cost of connecting up lines varied from" $100 to ; with‘ regard "to the Petitcodiac scheme, who could say what the cost to Island consumers would be? The Dominion Government might stop in and build the cable. With regard to the average cost to

I30 ac month for electrical power

wouidsay-t o kilowatt hour cost

is about three and a half times as much as Ontario farmers" arc pay-

As to the lm that private com- thsn ‘gm be dev o under gov-

ignored the rest. Th“ Prnv'~~"e

regarded as an ideals iplace for electrical power distribution. yet it costs more than in any other

_m tea appointed after the House construe-ion Committee annnint"

sion. If he believed wh he did not bestir himselr: to do the ; things he Zrculd have cone. This is the last Reconstructon Com- mittee to be appointed n Canada, notwithstanding the boasting we hear from the leader of the House on every occasion.

be able to connect up their farms if the have to pay up to 00 and eh then ave to pay a mon hly bill of from SS to "

Premier they get the rates down Dr. Mil

know whpre the power is going to come from?"

use of stsrtin s Reconstruction Committee unti you could find out yvhere) you were getting the power rom "

the Committee should have been appointed long a o.- The Premier

months o as

structionqnstcsd of leaving it fur' {h fego weelltrge before he sppomwdl paw," p ill e mm e.

Cam 11's complaint that no rhcw’

ncth a! about thc personnel of the

ggrnmintcs or who a ointed them. e .

these a intments

fective in her two solos; "Last Rose alga’? {igman g::k:p&°g::_7.

What about the point. Did you consult any-

Many bf Inst night's audience "W" “Dmimd mm‘ are returning to see the repeat ner- Mmfib$°worh' u" he dun.‘ heard to sav it was one of the make them. The hon. fr

- I-I bo h kn ws best shows produced in Charlotte- $401513; ‘gutahggl In}, hf,“

your Government too?" the Government chin? cask: ‘he

A negbfhegnkflrard ’ sliwintmcnts; I said dl n» _-. 1t pos e o P ucc f-hat won't run. narris that won't “mu” shim. "i" m" W?“ "iml" ‘M Dr. Msclllllsn: “There is -.a lot W001i“! W" "M" mmfl” of uibbling when we get iiowmto

I air-pointed b." tho U0"""l"""‘

were.

. Mill :."It candy ‘ti? and: uunbiwifi. - suited only the Provincial Treasur- er.‘

It we p . 4 _ t bl th bolli int. Al- erter. ‘How did you .ed on strictly non pnrtisénlnlircrgs m“ tfnzwexcfiange alsmifldent m

Pnmier J ~ THURSDAY, “‘i§‘.."éic°“ {oungiwitorcrxt APRIL l: hog.‘ fryignld sags Aim!!!" 50° m; Cf‘ ‘o bcmrriltiaom-ina

n Y I an ‘have taken that. Vggqlirould I have done so?"

knowledal: '31.. newt!“ m"

DIR. 01 IISM. Th6 Reconstruc-

w .

this Cbllimllgdd to rnoke piapswhlch I hoperwill be established in such a manner hat nosuocseding Gov- gnlment will< change them." he

Dr. MaoMiilan: "It would have been well if the Premier had given this information in the first pie If the Government proceeds with the plans the information is that it may borrow up to two million dollars. If a farmer wants to con- nect up with the line it may cost him M00. I-lls maintenance bill mflybefromlsto onmonth. That is information w ich the peo- hlc would like to have from on authoritative source. The Premier says this matte;- is now in the hands of the Reconstruction Com- mittee, but why was not that com-

rose Iss1 year? There was a Re-

by the late Government which could have been ‘put to work.‘ The Pre- mier himse f said a year ago that probably the next session of this Legislature would be a post-war ses-

w o

low Many "Farmers? "This bill requires very careful How many farmers are going to

Jones: ‘That "is until

Mac lan: "And we don't

Premier Jones: “What was the

Dr. MacMlllan: "I submit that

Veteran - Bth Army Opens Offensive

guc tonight with a close 5-4 win shay

won the best four out ofscvon series with four vic-

Q n hm fififtrs mun’ n Ii ton. ace scorers can! u’ “i, By umu ucmzancrrac, plead the Barons with two goals F0 I0 a

8th Army. openingi what Niall will be the last may-l

Sonic River today on a wide f

the southern

committee until the qucstiops on mama The 8th moved into action Mon-

this

Ingestion. ' ' . Hunter said that while he was in agreement with the purpose ' of the bill, he believed the regular

rage and the greatest co-ordlnated; aerial assault ever carried out in

To Build llugo Plane At Melton

‘atati: to $2 000 -

Aircraft, Gov- ernnmnt-owned Ma

dlid not disclose the ex- fnrmers. he himself was paying pme’ but he “m at“ from Lancaster production to

i‘ "Wm l’ 9 of the new and larger plane.

c pr from that f down to 03.00. c

is in the vicinity of 4 cents, which an...“ h“ fir” m...

pla

he American Super-fortress.) also disclosed thatrarred. Mosquito bomberl An infection that brought about Production dur- the blindness was first discovered output of the in the right eye and spread to the

uid con- other despite daily efforts of high- ere al- priced specialists, including some

ponies can evalo cheaper power wquld come “m,

v i A tinue at its present rate. Th ' e continued production e Harvard. a secondary train- fore had treated anything but

er. and the Norseman. used as a humans.

SPEAKERS . DEPLORE

(Continued rom Page i) __________————-—-, , ___ __ m the 30nd,: m'eet_ whose son Danie is favorite for

commented on the fact one member of his com-

for the various c up facts relative to “on Period unless t pared to act upon t suggested that a c sram was necessary before

xpcct the Dominion to gran

and was a j

of anTilm Actress Dies {at As Fire Guts Home

he said, le

talking about w at it to d The keynote of the Nova

i": serif sili- =

consideration." Dr. MacMillan said. 3}‘ e a es h“

" ries manufacturing

food products. [furniture u

By ALLAN NICKLISON

LONDON. April i0 -_- (C?) — The “ ,, business of horse racing and breeding in neutral Eire will be subjected to revoiu- s” t estsbliph- ment of a overnmsnt racing board that ‘iteraly will take over the

ionsry changes. with

industry financially.

The government says its aim is to maintain "the increased turf Iii-MP) —— Th! prosperity which came with the war and sponsors of a govern- ment biil to set up the racing thelboard contend trio indust might font again experience difflc t con- in plign to annihilate the» d to German 10th and 14th Armies be fore they econ‘ retreat

tions unless further funds

qassist racing are provided. Resumption of racing on s. full scale in Britain will not be long e-

delayed after the war and is lik

css stakes were attractive.

at least" part these expend

to his disposition has been reach-

rom Harley Street who never be-

Bolsena, half-brother to the King's 2,000 Guineas winner, Big Game. was leased from the Nat- ional Stud by His Majesty and

sire was the unbeaten Bearco

this year's Dem-by.

The Derby won't be held until June 9 at Newmarket but already

g a guessing competition has open- the r-econsn-uc. ed as to what horse Britain's per- 19y were pre- can? djockeyn ehfadmplorh Ggredién "rem. He also 9 81‘ 5- “'1 l‘ 9- e i’ m. is the only one cf the five clas- gy sic races that Richards hasn't won. g Richards probably will be up on ovinnlce any money for post- oneof the Aga Khan's string of

Vice-President. F. w. Hyndman

three -— Isafan, Manuchehr and

Fordham. Manuchehr. at 22-1, the lack of com- was at shortest odd-s of the three

t expressed the opinion thercy I of rpos

in h

recongmtendedks fact- o ma e

businesses in infliéfm” a lot of things. could be the Province which were

ppgfflng m, Ne g _ Film actress Gloria. Dickson. 2'1,

in my, fi-m-Lwi, suffocated today in a. fire that to can], s“), gutted her two-story home. The would gregfly blond actress’ body was found face

portatlon to DIS. markets.

Lt-Col. K. S. Rogers stated there to be more work and in a bedroom on the same floor. the Board's various committees were to get nn He stressed the importance veying job possibilities and

in the winter books.

HOLLYWOOD. April 10—(AP)-

down on the floor of the bathroom upstairs. Her dog. a Boxer. burned to death

Firemen said the flames appar-

ywhere. ently broke out in a first-floor

rumpus room. Overstuffed fumi-

said ture in the room was badly char-

red.

They suggested that Miss Dick- son was taking a nap in the up- stairs bedroom and was driven in- to the bathroom by flames.

DEBATE CONTINUES

’_>_____ lcfllltlnliedjéiriijfiflfi‘ i)____

BYE.

said small indus-

t to succeed in the Mari- afte e war as the big companies were handicapped be- cause of the growing strength of la- Many successful busi- ; nesses on the Island were the re- ault of inspiration on the part of

essa . Dr. J. A. 5i»: said industry and agriculture must work together. As a member of the technical ricultura under the

ould have got wulsy kuciggitt gotten‘

Dr. MacMillan cited I-Ion

.. . f w ks r tstcd ‘in firs? ncotriiirra sdofrtt

I-Ion. . Barbour: "I didn't ca?

Macmillan; "Perhaps he can Premier Jrflies: "Suollflé I 4“- Dr. MocMlllan: "was: is Just

e?" "Premier Jones: “ " e Govern- an' “The Minister

om

Hon. Mr. Barbour: "I didn't say

pan. It is obvious that the nstruction Committee was not

"Herr. Mr. scram: "! think they int

he was gratified at he fanners had given ucst for their ideas on

Lt.-Ccl. J. D. Stewart, DSO, re- cently returned from overseas. said supported the Chignecto Canal ro ect as n means of furth- e e economic interests of h, the Island, also the su plyi g of more hotel accommodat Province for the tourists. I-Ie also advocatedtatnélorc business with the

Mr. B. Graham Rogers. director of the provincial tourist bureau. supported Col. Stewart's remarks: Mr Rogers said the tourist-accom- n situation was serious.

tourist desired in the way of re- creation but the lack of accom- modation could only result in hun- dreds of them being diverted to

subject is always at the

lan: "Because I know something about how those com- mittees were set up, and if I taken the chairmanship of

election was in second plsce in their minds.

The information which Colonel J.L. Rnlston. Liberal, Prince, P.E.I., extracted from .the Department of National Defence about the state of the overseas reinforcement pool at the end of December. January. and February, was put to good use by Progressive Conservative mem- ber John Dieffenbaker. (Lake Centre. Sask). l-ie pointed out that the number of NRJVLA. troops in the pool at the end of February numbered only some 248. in sgiite of the fact that some 14.000 d proceeded overseas at that time.

House of Commons has been continually prevented from getting complete information on the con- duct of Defence Minister Mc- Naughtons Department because the Minister himself has no seat the House. His parliamentar assistant. ias Abbott (Libel- St. An/toine, estmoimt. Montreal) while doing his best. is not tho responsible minister and is not able to reply to many of the questions which are put to him. He has to refer the question to hisMlnister, to see whether it should be answered,