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_' ALLAN NICKLESON . (Canadian Press Stall Writer) NEWMARKEI‘, 318., MBY 7 -- (CP Cable) — A fllly made mod- ern history over Newmarketls Green Course today but a colt. aptly named Growing Confidence. phobably gained the most prestige among those seeking a good derby choice. .L0l'd Rrby’: Garden Path. the favorite and sister to the 1942 derby winner. Watllng Street. won

the 2,000 guineas classic in a field went to Tehran. c of 26, but Growing Confidence wns or! of Prince Al sweeping up thg stretch and was returned ld-l.

separated only by inches from the

winner when she finished the Joel and ridd mile-grind in 1.39 3-5. It seemed ‘Charlie Elliott, finished a stron

' The King's Fair Glint rs have overtaken the filly on a mile with Doug h we and n halt route which both will Royal silks. . cover on Darby Day. June i7. at i Fitrichfort the King's tralne a r

Garden Path started at 5-1 and i would

u... first filly u. on m. z.-l chance of winning

likely that Growing Confidence. owned by Major D. H. Willis, would

the same course.

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Baseball Results Baseball Standings

New York 10; Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5; Cincinnati 6. ton 5; St. Louis l.

ADIERICAN

Chic go 4; N Y k 0 St. icuis l; egVOSLgIXl 5. ‘Rocmswr st. Louis i2; Boston a T'°"°“‘°

INTERNATIONAL ~ B"“"“1° Jersey City l0; Rochester l. Jersey any

/ fhe Commandos defeated the

vywciizht G rob in

ney. now a commander in the ited States Navy. started his in career_in_l9l9. ___

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EFYIIy MakesiHistory In iFamous Newmarket Race

the trick in 1902. A great dteer rose from the crowd when the ol- ficial placlng revealed a filly had won the event‘ for only the sixth

SUDAN

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h ‘U. at the a laid; o'clock. “'- “Qmcirdfim .i"..é£t“"'

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. was e was up on Growing recent gi-aduato from No. I 1.125.

i MONTAGUE -- SATURDAY AND 10.00 P. M.

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SOUBIS-JIONDAY l." BM,

y Khan. and wnlch I y. owned by Harvey

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ls “Bmdcrella”

0f Industries

the supreme Court at stanmcrsidc 4nd Charlottetown.

PBESINTATIVE HIRE —

llnu. Boston, arrived hero b piano yol- terday on’ athvzioitrt: sham Rogers o uriot . Th ls his first visit. and he in .very much impressed with the beauty of the scenery and the do- lightlul weather prevailing. He leaves on return this afternoon.

C! . N.B . ' (CPI-Agriculture was term John Bracken. National e CQTLBBIVMIV: ltader m

dress here today. “It is not fair people should have t-l live on

_____ (Not including night games) health’ educatmn a h

INTERNATIONAL

ver, enioynhl cud r ' by vthe ladle: ol t o Charles P.E.l., these four soldiers are members of mun RCA. in Italy. Front row,

All from C” rlottetown, a gun-crew serving with the J. R. Smith and P. M. Lawless. Standin J. Lacey-(Canadlan Army Overseas Photo).

such as fisheries, agricul- llumoerixig. We pro see that equality prevails b iruz this bo

rrrleFt-lsl o?‘ tfheeheannhleg ' were u follows: ma: finals. k. gs. Gemlemeife ‘IXM. McMillan. The Lucky ‘hale

Mk‘! John

ital ‘hldinth rig N I) WBJC £1100 iflll

l; our tperosperwty is going to

Priests To Back Red Cross Blood Clinics

UEBEC. Ml)’ l’! _(OP) —-.P r the Quebec a

y were asked by Cord-i e to urge all Roman Catholics who can do their blood to the. Red In p, letter made public at the Archbishop's Palace tods that the Red Cross

Baltimore Newark

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Sentenced 0n Gross indecency ilhargs

, Prize was wcéiby Mrs. stewort and In

St. Louis I Cincinnati v... 2-1-5 1.. ll. softball gume last Fhllfldslwhll night. played at Aitkerfs Field. Tonight the Commandos meety Pittsburgh the Gayiown Ramlfiers at the BMW" Knights of Columbus diamond. The Cm°35° game will get underway at 6 15.

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a ority. Not enough in the way o! re-

ment in these mdustric that large research labcrato Length these problems snouid be

AWA. May 17—(CP) -— CD1. Armand Lemny, 21-year-old mem- ber of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Comps stationed at Lands- downe Park district annv depot here. was sentenced today bv

on five charges of gross in- Three other men facing similar"

Brooklyn city lust night.

uZSE w»- w»

N.S., who was in this city for a few days has returned home.

t past. the form or the British Nort... t and sail the spirit oi

the inequities which 65 under Confederation

375 There nod been emphasis on

" rerences o! east and west. o! nch and English. of Pmtestom labor and capital

were emphasizing the

lood to save the lives of our sold- iers are doing one of the most beau- tiful actloas of charity."

Whitehall Notebook

By Sydney Gnuon Canadian Press Stall Writer

NDO‘N.M 17-—(CP>- madam-city ‘dtlruidrrt have t-ilned ure l th

New York

‘A Remember When gag-tw-

. uis Philadelphia Crllcago

who was a recent left this morning for her home.

arrived in Charlottetown night.

t.- oQBSSTin ZQSSCma

' m. p Fredericton, were in the city W!‘ terday.

m th . stagoned at nearby Uplands s Cpl. Colin Iewreréce Blayrncll Cor-

e

Bascb ll’ t... ..... t... a s u“ y gefterht flgtrlsgrdnorrftveed in the citav servatlvo leader l y” m“ on nub o

the provincial election to N nsvrick

Mr. ma. Barnard. 141.1... '11s nish, was a. visitor to the city yes- in a liilgher court on terday.

b0 lXl te and WORM be 1011071611 by B! The Associated Press 61 l

Three leaders in each league

Player dz Club G A3 Walker, Dodgers 23 Tucker. W. 16 Mcdw-lck, G Swift, Tigers Ewell. Yankees 22 Hall, Athletics Welntraub. Gts m

Schultz lelgue - stephens ldtwhile _ lzers, Nor-they, league — Spe cs, Athletics 5.

Sport Shorts From Britain

Y . "n . tic-ylearnold padre a.

when he ioléoded guilty to a charge o n ecency. “£3.25. attorney Raoul Mercler. KC, said today the cases of Gray. Nixon and Bkltch differed slightly from that of Siebert and asked that some penalty be

He described the case of Toma! the “most serious" to date Two other cases involving gross indecency still are pending. _ are those of Flt. Lt. Gordon Boil- tho, 22. R A F. liaison officer. who has been remanded without D gy u. Friday. and Willia Amrn civilian. who has been remanded to

nova! Be been t.‘ t ed to Illlntl-lerst X as

ooun . Mr. Macbe an was or gzerly emaciated with the Royal

champions of increased port, to irltish scien let! and r

In eal th t th "bu!!! 200m boywrhhd ldjegvise: an eeffectlve two

drove honlo the P0 who caiged on tgbo

oh goyth lilnlt r r e “This undoubted 81f the Admiralty but

Mntgzyldurder Trial ls 3“! Underway At Pictou

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Ministers were mode Pill-ill‘! '0'

night, along with a declaration of

the conferencezsiaocomhlishments. OI]

17 .352 d ln: National league-

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time is . fit helpful and useful to all who have participated in the pm- c s." said" in

Mr. K R. He slid he was leaving strengthened in the knowledge of "our one-ness of pur- pose" and convinced there is ‘full agreement on essentials." dflle Canadian Prime Minister

ded-

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"I sholl be able to tell the peo- ple of Canada, at this crest of our collective effort. that the fight- ing forces are being given full and hearty support and that all is be- ing done well. Idle elngieness of

the task l|

Phillies 4' American

' Th embe won from °"' s"‘“‘°’" my‘ mm: fiinntei-‘cmcnt Attlee edge the government would snow way both in policy and money for research. These were 111E851!" words to those who remember how scientist, suffered on the SW91“- ment economy drive after the First

W . Mr. Attlee foresha

the 0pm t unitieg for testing them ou d greater expenditure

teaching at bile universities more adequate award; for dclen-

Capt. L. F. Plugge, Conservat- ive, gave the house a lsi f the future including the printing in homes by radl

wane Ccfirt trial in state- oo e. statements quoted the bro- vine

with Antle at nea _ an. 1'1 whetahAntle walk

Rickenbacker Urges ...... . m... Scout Guidance of inventions - For Young Generation

NEW YORK, May 17 — (AP)- Qgpt. Edward V. Rickenbacker to- day called for Boy Scout guidance to aid "a large proportion of teen- age boys of America who, due to war conditions. are faltering and floundering without direction or

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ted as ay h victim ssevgirgi teimp

timed statements. introduced

B! Allan Nlckieson Canadian liress Staff

Just two (la Lain lo camp in Germ Kellehcr led the Barnet team in an intler-countr

2-1, and Kelleher, scored both is An

R lo Svteli to His skull wagnftrzcturedér n s“ rial will continue tonic

_ com lished and with which ' . 1" g fifgfidghigd i: be.“ “nan; ganadlan Cottons previous w“ a °" "‘“"“°° ° td. Re rts Profit ' '- t ced final victory and constructive Po t2 '31:? iilgmlglilglli; 81 {gear} fiQWO g1 M.K MON'I‘REAL,May1'1—(CP)—9"°°"-!W =° ° ' Minirster Churchill in m... words Canadian Oottons 1.1mm. today flrm amvndmwt 01th: bY-ls" '4

— Ti and sin w have been reported not moveilneand lnsapfire e

Ys after landing in 31-}. escape from a prison

peace."

Island Holstein "al-Leads In Test

turn of a button "all ready to read.

Plrst Great War ace made with picture; and everything." e

a plea in a prepared talk at the nnnual meeting of Boy Scouts of America for more older

15h orable utterances" during the con- ln peacetime, the you

cer was captured at IWBs behind barbed wire

Canine Mascot Tc Stay Behind

for months. No details o v1’ 00w“. can be reveal d

Gen. Sir Bernard sitting in the railway c lGll flying visits to h receives a deputation from‘ A9710 ut Football Cl gue South and conselrlited to bumrfat‘ {mm e club’? first president.

luck omen because in g fe ptance Monty said h smouth play many t "never seen them bone

’t just because Monty is

llrzest Record of Perform-

Declarlng that the young Am- pleted by a P. E. I.

was the "forgotten of inspiration to all the peoples

of the Commonwealth ""47"

N. B. Rail ilmSecks To Reduce Gipital

d by the Dep rt ulture. Cmarlottetccimm

18.834 lbs. milk in on three times a day mil- This was the biggest record

he 136 reported in the two id class from all oar-ts of

month Montvlc Hiemlte R. A other member of the gfJTlQ b

gone to war. in many cases. Tftr women in his family have gone to He is virtually on his own. His is a world of trouble and turmoil, with combat abroad and confusion at home."

He said youth must be taugh discipline, the value of education. the danger oi’ class hatred and a realistic concept of the problems 3f the future including‘ the war ebt.

l troops_ the Pol _ the Lea become It migh

BY WILLIAM STEWART Canadian Pres. War Corrcspondfl

WITH 'I'HIE CANADIAN ARMY BCCQ Port llad

o1 a n w,“ Canadian regiment won't be th

UITAWA. Ma l’! — (OP) The Commons oommlitee on roilwaly to- ‘tdray bil au-

or

. ld, ' Second Fr t attack. year o also in the yearly d m’ slxdyulaoxgnsalnt

identified in battalion ‘£57m Wallace Saint 8.," will be

lflldltlt tllfll can un ings

has

I thine football, since h that

n a Portsmouth fan -— ever. e was garrison commando l l _ r n

Barrier Planes Score In Foray

305 dav division. River

Compton Ltd, Bel “m. with 548 lbs. but lbs. milk a; g six year old.

Back to London on leave “m. A three year old owned by Les- ‘Elfin

l7 different countries in came F0. Wick Powell Y scrum half who

three years Welsh rugb International caps

Althoulzh Wlc

NDON May 1'7 — (C P planes, lg n foray in- ustico, gave 414 “M- "ml: "W1 at nod his peas and travels

rs . . t we mm m cm :18 sou h of Trondheim. the Admiralty

announced night.

. NOTICE This War-Four]

the 5:1! vugoml? lands and it of the Shareholders of

000KB I0!’ PMIU» v

OONIgIIATION Ill-Fl DI BI Ill!

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assumed‘ dxy sea e ‘the session! o!

NORTHEAST All-LINES Il-

INJOYABLI CARD PARTY-A

cry of the Charlottetown Hos- win-

Personals Mr. E. Price. Halifax, was in the

M". opal Redpath, Wolfvllle. Miss Maureen lllshlzigltbrllniifnx.

m. n s. mo.» u. ‘tloronto. w’ lut

and Mrs. Peter Wninuley.

. . hell f th w Owfhgnilfai... “H. ha:

nk in Charlottetown.

STATEMENT IS

possible of the that “they have

rpoee with which be-

' SHOPPING there a... f really requires fitness, lino helps to cleanse the system cf- "the wastes and _ excess gartrlcacld| thatmon alwnye bring ‘on hluggisliaess, indigestion and a listless - feeling that take the edge on‘ Ililocsparkling. and refresh. ingJno i: pleasant to Ilkts free of thatch, bitter salts, gentle but effective in it. action. Buy a large bottle today from any druggisg

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lCousins of Cabbage Bea?‘ Vitamin-rich Leaves _

Fringed Leaves of lolo Survive Hard Front.

Green leaves of pgants belonging,’ ‘can be sown as soon as the soil lln t th ca age rle are rcr n ~: vtitamein A, while the white leave: of the tight cabbage heads have little of this nutritive element. , This fact has turned attention to, gardens.

membegsbizf tlhls group] which Rro-t If kale is wanted for a fall crop‘ due e a eaves on y, par cu- o larl; kale and collards. are popular in the south, but when, grown in the northern states arclapart. Aphids and cabbage worms usually harvested in the fall after they have been frosted. in E fought with dust or spray. ‘ K l whi hi popular urope, l almdecothratfve plant, bearing

in: paid tribute to Prime

to’

limits

were asked to buy the land. N.B., as new directors.

adjourned study of a izl the Brunswic

the N k and Canada Re-ll

Brunswic

glmpcny he opposed passage ofm i ‘m. Hanson ma the our would \ enable the New Brunswick rI-ilway ?ui.'“....“”c‘l.‘.l'l£“r£“u' ""' ‘£32.’; y ogngecurihl’ lltinlt lairur‘: d‘ pay

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Years Ago

e Canadian Press

s-io-Premler itqvnaudi nch cabinet adding premiership: Bid--

m. will be held Thurs- "““ "" °"°' h’ "‘°"‘°"

d-ay, May 25th ln the Forum at 7.30 p.rn. All interested are request-

lni with he monhxparsde, _

edtn MAY“ inihefrontrowofp

I reorilflnizcd Fre W

' 'ouard Daladler a mlnistcr. and Mars 1

to reduce its capital to a share.

premier. Belgians admitted aban- H‘ s‘ HENDERSON’ {gnu-treat of Antwerp. but claimed I “in and N till ding

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ut 4o a so cl m 1d u h‘. ca: a: fir?! 1.1% ma. - WWO l0 001.51“ . W I Golding, enameled

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m gm. the ye,“- ive effect to apllttl

said the comp y has of directors from seven to nim-

now occupying some of t "Id JORPh 9011911

umwl uounlsumo

ECONOMICAL -, DILICIOUS

ullvlsllnun Mlil5""f-”?"

en prepared, and the plants will irow well all summer. Dwarf and tall varieties are available, the . dwarf being more popular in small

nly, the seed may bo so_wn about The latter | June 15 and the plants thinned out or transplanted to stand two feet

attack tho leaves and must be

Frost improves the flavor of both collards and kale, and both plant! fringed leaves; and there are vari- are uninjured by the earg freezcl- etlel with colored leaves. Thc_lt is possible to harvest garden type ls gray green, and has ‘ hard ireezln a flavor suggesting broccoli. Seed plants.

em until g weather kills I110

ea with moms or 11m 1n ti"

y your mem- e e arc a. r . Bllilfl - d b M] d M h g1? g $547 10 1 gel-rod llld COIDIIIOB 0g“; 12.00 per share on the out- "w! 01-’ five to one and n tbn ference. He paid tribute to the sta_r_lgi_ng__c_ommon_stock, compar- "m9 time Iilflnling the commo people of Britain too-“since that -——-——-———- ~ ~- verythdiffelrlent dspriitrrft fputli" years company ago ew an sp o epeo- - 701M110 l tint/be l 8h h ld will be asked t0 p“ °' 1mm“ m" m“ ' “m” and unfit: all for ‘turgid-hm liq appoint: ii. h? Campbell. n, .

~ shares from sr to no par value torof the New Brunswick railway and also to ncrease the number

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