5.13.11. h, teem coached W lllether 0 ell held e. strung 5A,!‘ teem to a one one draw

1n a city Hockey league _ game played at the University rink Jet

night. . _ ‘

There was little to chose between the two squads. Saints had e. decid- ed edge in the iirst period; the 1t. AJE‘ came back to tie-the scare in the second but alter that both

llilrtll still Leads Scoring

NEW HAVEN, Conn... Jan. 11 ._. (AM-Welter Iilrel. o!

squads battled on even terms until total oi 60

.119 final whistle.

' O I O t

n was the iirst start ior the S.

u team in the league but they yi-Qlllld conclusive)’ that they will b? n iorce to be reckoned with in futwe encounters.

Tonight at. the'1l‘o'rum the Air Force team make it; second start

in ._. many nights when it tackle qr inking, Chi/gland

a pw c. team. This should pro-

m. lwwey tans with one oi th __

n .2 wide 0i 2n encounters lyet wit- _n9'_‘¥£‘d in the sclredu e.

Prlvce of Wales have only made one start since the league opened lzlrt then they sll-ated to a conv nc- ln- victory over the strong army team.

I I O l

Tonight, however, despite tlv

Air Force term only being able t ‘

get a draw in three encounters. the

lorsi college squad will be pitted

ggaillsl. a band of hockeylsts that‘

never know when they are’ l‘cked. u

1t is to be hoped that the at- tendance t. ‘ght will be much larger than has beeuthe case ln iiic last three games oi this league. certainly the hockey warrants it. Each team in the league is giving ill lt has and it may not be o1 big-tour calibre but it honest to goodness eiiort by players who are making a real attempt to keep the game alive locally;

whfll he was starring with the Junior Oshawa Generals, an amazing the‘ amateur hockey wor. with his stoic-handling wizaniry, every scout ior National Hockey League teams. and every manager. was casting envious eyes on little Billy Taylor, blond centre-Ace ace oi _t.he crack all-star team. Lester Patrick oi Rangers pronounced him the greatest rospect he had ever seen. All ot er managers were equally enthusiasts.

I O I U

And Tayfor has lived up to all promises. all advance notices. Re- cent scorlng statistics oi the Na- tional league found the Toronto Leai star in second place in the ecor ng, tied with Syl Apps, each with 35 points.

In additionfTdylor was the only ore oi fhe leaders who had not sui- iered a single penalty up to that point, indicating that he had over- 00118 a temper that, in h‘; amateur years. was on the irascible side. In l1"! Nallmlfll I-BREUQ. he is one oi the least-penalized payers.

e_ o o u

Tflylor is coing a grand job-oi centre-ice play ng {or liars. Leais. And the remarkable i111’. about it all is that little Billy. W110 Welsh-l 150 pounds, and stands llve lest. nine inches, is doing his Wit ill-fly with more work. which ls pmcr or the 01d Sflylng that ‘hard work never hurts anyone.‘

I C O

_Born in Wlnnfiieg on May 3. 1919. lies flow I3 years oi age. married, has a iamiy and lives in Oshawa, "h"! he Played much oi his junior hllcklll’. although he played a lot of minor hockey with Toronto teams before that.

I I He joined LeaisL-signed to a two- year contract-in the simmer o! 1939. lie played his iirst pro game on Nov. 4. i939. Scored his iirst illl-"ll alrainst Rangers on Nov. ll oi "l" same year. a goal that produc- ed a one-all tie. C I I

He continued with the Lents un- ill early ln February, 1940, when it was decided to send h‘m to Pitts- lllllfill llndt" Larry Auvle for some "filing. He remained with them lll‘ they were finished. and joined l" the plcyoils with ~. "Wt was "l the secorv‘ 8PM of the series with Rangers. M"! Tayym. forywi tom the picture l" scoring the first. goal. o - .

h‘l“'ll" that sceson wit“ leais Two" scores! icur cools ‘"121 had x'~ n ens. lo»- total points oi r. 5-...“ “me lily *~<~..h_

. l0. minutes on the pen-

Eilailenge

We. the Rural Roughridere do liercoy challenge East Royalty R03als to a iriendly game o! hockey l0 to played at East Royalty rink Thursday. Jan. l4

gaper. ouch.

Please answer tirough this Remember When

Leonard Gillespie, (By The Canadian Preee)

ienthcrweight boxing crown. rlldtd the lightweight ranks o0 knock out Etirico Venturi in the 6th round iive Mrs ago tonight. it. was Arm- tlronlzh iirst start oi the year that law him become the only man in boxing history to hold simultaneous

Henry Armstrong. sensational Ins _E. Anszeles negro holder or the world

three world titles --ialthfll'wsllllt. l. . .

W.

lR.A.F. Cain _T'ie With Strong S.D.U. Squad In League Game Last Night

UARDIAN

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Baseball Seen Good For Morale

Io-navs PROGRAM - 1|]; "w"

Hockey-Service Serlee-ll-A-F- vs- P.W.0. THE HOUR — 7.45 P. M.

SKATING AFTER TNE GAME

PRICE — 35c

Plus 5c Tax.

lsrrellllooll sllAullc - a-s p.m.

srocx QUOTA nous]

MONTREAL STOON EXONANGE

(Canadian Press)

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(Canadian Press) Toronto and New Yorkk—!iocks

closed higher. Montreab-Golds lower: utilities. papers and other industrials

higher. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged. PRODUCE . Jan. 11-—(OP)—

Canadian C - ‘fatter spot: Que (02 score) I6

B. Egg spot: Eastern A-iargo 37A: A-meflium 35A; A-pullets 31A; E- B 31A; E-C 30A.

pfifmld- wit.“ .‘.‘7.....‘°’€.T. uce p ces y by the Dominion Depertlnent o! Agriculture iollows:— mg : raded shi ments selling 1: A-mszglun 33; A-mll- 1d are er! .80 1-2-37;

o pasteurized stor Cheese: curren receipt. colored, Que 20 1-4 FOB Montreal, white, Que 19 5-8 FOB Montreal; M1016-

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- - ll! tein Que 1.55-1.80: No. i. u, NB'and"PI1!"'i.65=-l:1

(Canadian Press) . Stocks Close bltibi 00m 85 Abitibi Pid 5 7-8 Asbestos 24 1-4 A 1 18 1-2 Beauharnole 0 5-83 m ‘Par 7 ‘ Fraser V T C 13 ml) Oll 12 l-4 Int Pete 17 1-1 Price Com 10 (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Montreal 147 Nova Scotis 225 Royal 133 commerce - Markets At A

roll sue

New Fordeon tractor, 10 inch rubber tires also spring tooth cultivator, will culti- vate 8 rows potatoes and two new l-Iillers also 2 iur- row plow with hydraulic llit also 6 ton 4" lire wagon, 1 light truck wagon. pole and shafts, 2 cash registers, i bacon slicer on siari, 1 Ford light. delivery truck.

Allllly CASH a CARRY STORES

1-12-3. LONDON -(CP)- Waste paper is so urgently needed in Britain

that householders have been asked to search their cupboards and book- dlelves anew and send to salvage authorities any books not considered worth keeping.

WANTED

Married couple to live with me in furnished house in the country.

Free wood, use of every- thing in house and orchard and all land wanted to cul- tivate, either on shares or rent.

Allillv

PETER AHERN. 169 Sydney Street

l FOR SALE

l At French River. farm consisting of acres oi and barn in good repair.

T g 0- 0- n I

' Field Nurse Wanted

Applications ior field nurse ior the IKEJ Tuberculosis League will be received until Jan. 30th, by Dr. D. Trevor _Waye, Pree., Charlottetown.

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Sponsored by Juvenile Cant adian Hockey Club at THE SPORTING CLUB Tuesday, Jun. 12 Music by Don Messcr and The Islanders. Admission 25c plus tax‘ 1-11-2i

NOTICE The AnnllaTiVEoiini-r of the NEW Plslvrclf DAIRYING

will be held on TUESDAY, JAN. 19th at 2 p.m. Tenders are invited until

cu.» it. oi ice. L. DEWAR. Sec’y.

Annual Meeting

The ' meeting oi the Prlnoo Edward Island Mutual Fire insur- ance Company will be held in the Town lhli in the Town oi Summer- eide on Tueedaiy the 26th day oi finger; A. D., , at the hour of

A. . . RATED at B snide this 4th day oi January, 194 .

THANE A. CAMPBELL, Secretary. 14-13-10.

Annual Meeting

The Annus “ I Meeting o! the Charlottetown Driv Park lllll vinolnl Exhibition lotion

will be held in the Secretary's oiiice. Tweel Building " in‘ ‘ ' Wellhead

FOR $ALE

1939 Ford Coach. Hester. Good tires. Recently over-

hauled. Phone 1203.

y 13th. 1943, at the hour oi o'clock. “gated this 6th day oi January ' .v. w. noon-ma. seedy-Trees

it is the intention to postpone the above Meeting to a later date. due notice oi which will be given in the

newspapers. J. W. BOULTI-Zll. SecW-Trens ‘Z

Advertising lietes 1

guild Guardian boob. ll pee weed; Announcement Classified 8c pee Floral and 8 Condolence

pee lnolli and l0 eeuh ior lIOIwl-IOIOIII I we

Tteyalile ill Advance

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Line oi subscriptio-

Bil! P. M

T0 RENT LARGE FRONT bedroom. heated and iurnlshed. Apply by letter to M. c-c Guard- [Qfh 1-l1-2l

EETieTWthTed A winiiiii“_f‘nlith ' r-"ou

who bit an individual $65031!“ hie lane 117v; ween T _ I 35am” l! 11054- PWIIDIA JQIIHIJOTQMOIGHM-BQIITIIMQB n JUDQONQAILQQ

quarterewithatnpintel olsau stories sin r third riodfllherewe ’

solute. (our more than he had last y.‘ c.s. s z o 1 14 4 ls m: pglllltles hNTided out ant-id: A"°°"“‘ 7”“ 5”“ “m” week and tlve more than his henr- P. .C 1, l 0 O l I I the twenty minutes oi play but de- Ew Yo!“ J u_(u)__

est rival. s.n.v. x 1 e -o 1 1 l z spite each team can“. short hand- B" l, 1r only. refit... continued

Kill-ea h“ 3p gm] wing; p, h], ILAJ‘. I 0 i i. ‘I 18 8 ed neither ued co d shoot home raring-F“ ‘unmet-l. ‘M a m cmdiflgnfluguuu'mjncreuaoy sese 130 0 whatwould vebeenthewinning° “Mm ‘Ewan mm“ thgee tango: IQIpQQLIVQIL x-p y tour-point guuee. counter. _ $395M“ no apology u and“. hl=ll°m°“-l»°l»~‘5=ll‘=l?“f-l~»"'§ 1?"3fl..“l.°élr;’h€§i$‘ntnt ttrllnl-Hr- sass“ r New York 1» l-ll-l crustaceans: slurs ti?" “M ...i..“‘ilf.ll. amt". semi.

m" Hum g :8 lg Saints ywent into t. 1-0 leis m smJZ-aoel,‘ rlodmlér; dei . not titted ltseli mm the we: pro- O

2°m‘."°°- m“ ‘"11" 1° ill lll llglcgrltl» T335913 l: ti‘. wards. 'o.’.'.‘§#.’.""'te‘£t§.““it.l.°§£ ftifihllfisllffilemmrili’ m". ._.- .unn ngham, Cleveland 15 81 46 The ilna twenty minutes o! play R. Lamontagne. L. Lemon , J. “Bumbag gm“; should be, o; it (ganglia; prose)

- H951"? l9 13 i! was scoreless with both teams Morris Cameron, J. Rossi r. L. shouldn.‘ be And ii it should M Stock Close Minn. Pittsburgh 14 7.8 42 missing great scori chances. Rosita} m i; d "t h to be than...‘ c. d 75 l-i Adm Brown Indian- Throughout the hree periods Reterées-L Jay Pat Power e“ “s” “e ' M‘ a“ m l-z

l - - - laced or apologetic about the way Am Tel 6r. ‘N1 llwlle is 20 as play was fast and r There it is conrluctin iteeli do 35 1'3 "ouvlas, Indianapolis 12 20 3g was litt choose beween either SUMMARY “The only rim“ ‘m, u‘ om, ggmwjnlpeo ll 3-4 l’ 19 35 tum and u" m“ “w” w“ ‘ “m “d” tinued exletence is ior morale. Bendix Av 351'“ "pin, Providgmg 13 g5 35 lair inlficatlon oi the some. _ Th” is m overwork“ “m, bu; Beth Steel t‘! Wells-lo“ v s == .2; tlééllihpiflfi°l‘i"l“l’.‘.ll“li *~;l-.=.>~v=-.r WW" "-"°'" ever-w!’ 8i” “w” it he t 0k _ Ss trc J. Morris three Penalties-None. l“? "- and it l5 "TBFHY u" W°l'd- WSW 1s . mingtes “e221 elevlerh seconds alter M°l819~ Baseball l3 "- hfiwnlllt’ Kw}... 31 1-2 , the start of the period to chalk Second Period bll-lllless and deserve-l W be colllld- Gen Em a1 1-2 Yankees To Tram “p-Iltihealmy goals“ the sesltmi to z-nsr- Po l i (Le i) l2 oo Th? tllancstlgll oats ll3iii.;‘l$‘.$ll$ a” Mm" ‘a: l‘: e For oy ame ac uan v : . a even ther seorg’ trial ctwelve mln- Penalty-Martin. the morale oi civilians and service- gnfiggli“ 2o a-a At " k utes had been played in the middle men. fllllll the Bflvémmshi- agrees Mom ward 34 Ty r canto with Poulain getting the Third Period that it is useiul. N y central 10 5-8 3011114311 if; ass iriom lievieio finly Sm l N "T11; only th‘ng involved is trans- Nor Am co g 113-2 . oena y o tie sess on came or. rng- one. uor a on and we have taken steps Pen 11R, - NEW voax. Jan. 1l-(AP) - ""35... ,,. 1 m, M P°“,‘;‘,‘,‘,‘,°s§p“;§‘*d“m' A““°“' 0"" l0 11011.1 that to ll minimum. a Phil Pet, o» i?‘ jaw york Yankee‘ announced m_ 9 ‘l0 evenv m! 6d Bqll 5 - - schedue of 154 games calls ior no Std Oil N J ‘a ‘ ight they will train this spring at more travtel than “o “m” be“ Tax“ c? 1s 3-4

Asbm... Park. NJ," 65 mu” from cause in ether case each club must United ‘fiaber n

~=~ You. Seven Matghgs Last War Issue 0f was on» so» is“ m’ on" 3 s s... t. s 1- Seectfiin oi the site followed a ' cw m the leaguti vanadium Co 15 7-8

personal inspection Saturday by was; Union as 3-4

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prased th d t l H

Wiel- ° " "" m‘ °’ m‘ ' 0f Local Interest 9759mm‘

New York's other two major y G

league clubs. file Giants and Dod- ‘

gers, have not yet reached a de- _.__. -' —

cision on training sites. Th 1 te t iss i‘ TJTBRD iCan (Canadian Press)

Seven matches were Dlllyed lflBt e B‘ s u°° Y" ' _Z. NTQ _ 11.. night in the third round oi play ior $111331 wllfiflbglggu $9295 blggirkffigg: MIAMI, pin" Jan, 11 _(Ap)_ 5.23120 ’ J“ 151m the Wright ‘ITOPTIY- ed for the duratfon o; the w," con. Horsemen offering to conduct a. c0- Mme .0’! Fmmwi“ ‘"9 ‘he resunsz” thins many interesting article's - operatve race meeting at Hialeah Aldgrmgg .14 a s F-R" M“ Mm‘ B: H!‘ spmewl cludln one on No lProvost Com- Park were turned down $011M’ by Ang Can 52 “L slllllm‘ l3‘ (7-H‘B1“°k'9' eh gCanadian ai-mv (A.F) The track oiiicials who said the pw- Astoria m 3-4 C°1'G'E' Fun’ 12: aw‘ Turner‘ 8' gomypany made up ‘oi volunteers cosal is no solution to the problem Annm- 1.47 an rt u J'J'M°"fis'11;Dr'H‘M°Intyre' a‘ from the R. O M P had been oi operating Curing the ban on l Bagamae ~95 glshgp- Iégggus a‘ overseas sinceearly‘ 1540 is report- automobile pleasure driving. Base Met 1% 3'4 ~ - - . “F es- 5 ' " ' ' -— h in ivcn a good account Allen T Smrnons radio manu- Bill-h B ‘ —-——- H. Winchester, 11; Dr. E.S. Glld- ~d B5 l“ 3 l? , - l . J1 1.4 m» cull-- cl» l»- ll-t- t slths-ssztlezl: Z"§.'.l.‘1‘t‘l‘..h“’.‘.? is: 553L535 ?.‘,“‘...‘§‘,".,..§l‘ll‘.‘,‘:“:.i,‘.-.,"l: £222.? h

challenged the Charlottetown Club Five matches are scheduled ior to- die“ knd clviuans alum "Nor a Hive venture a-s a form o! r561 Bidgood ,1:

ior the Senator MacArthur Trophy, day as third round play ior the tfro- road or hluhwav In the whole of for mo“? cnught here m the snub 1,30 .09

‘t was announced last night. Plans Phi’ l5 collllfllled- Al- 7 P-m- the ° ‘ northeasm?“ “gland is unknown down o“; both Miami tracks .- Bonetal ~11

are underway ior three senior lflwlns Hams DlHY- A Pr r to members o; the Company." We Undgr the general Proms‘... ma: Bralorne 7.50

m?’ 5.1”"; 1mm fiftemn t‘??? w it}. hlraycrlderglcllmvxlgtb lllPilsgMillan smell: stat/Ell. "They have R31“ m’? before Hialeah president Join c l ggglgglgm‘ Z3

m! 6 - e YD 6 C Y ‘Jfi- ‘ ' ' ' almost every inch o! groun . ma s C] - _

will rs. t. BM» The lineup oi Charlottetown curl- re, p" ' _ ' ' wars oi’ their motor-bikes. until the m" m! nurses which WW1 d vary BrléyvnAnk 1;“

"T5 play “Bum Montague ClG Hughes vs Col GE. Full cmlmry l5 as laminar m Them B's a w’th the amount of business and 331st Edrn 1'30

"hursday evening wi‘l be published J3 ‘M n15 v5 McLah-le kitchen is to a housewife. v horsemen ‘you'd donate m l ~23

‘n Thursday morning's issue oi.’ ' ' o ' ' ' _ ' The Company was onetoti tgeagigle vices in Operuhnx the plan?!‘ 5B?- Sgllilzlflgg‘ 1:07

T“ G"““““"~ Canadian “Mlldllml Tgr othe ool- ' Cent Poro m 3-4

tegmsatlggtlgonlggltgeclllygeé riffs}? lNpS-zexgitentlbtirllrench afrm; 9?"? R" ‘g

, ' isles are sev- - I Cues er ~

ng a junior team. A match will R k Illustrati g the art m Ch 1 2'40

l» were will = 1w» cm “"59"” s s Ell.§£§’.$°l§."‘;l?i8§°.€‘l‘l.ili‘“....'f ""3 Pllllllllls "m" tarsal‘: h

irom the Charlottetown Club. quarters ms; Junk Amgng the N. ‘ goniwlth Pete

ii? mentioned mm PW 1) lg,,,§}‘,;;’§1;§§'§,‘"g°.,§€_ Trlliixgnlllecsklundrlltyteyenixlz service or 0811111251? T118

. ' ' ' y ' c ' - “e” salaries nuw are “mned w Prolem charliottettlswn contains at". ‘Jl-illlllillgdhe offlceis §'l“§i'il.°’§?'on§g 351131.. .11 g;ggco'receipts w," have to be ih- ',,,,g§‘§.,.§'§§§z.§}” taheo late Andrew féiillltlagk gglvllThmr “PM ell-lie?‘ Dllme fig 1 2 ~ .' ‘ ce. e icer c‘ r - - tcgeased by!$fi6.?g0.0$1él;°%gigfyfi;e 8'§‘,;'“§‘°“%'ll§?ll>ll§§<§llll1flvby llreetegl llglilgei were called 8v thes director Jgllilqtlsisalle - -—-- cover l1 6 - ' ~ - -- ‘ ' g o igiou Edu tion, Miss. M. Eld d - y‘ M c‘ A. ALLEYS Rfisrlvkizltomsibiilll gill zk-lissoordlefitcgee; 3:51.231?t$§oJwtSFl§p§§tr¢§°¥ tile xiwfigslllfi £°°kc318ll'lJ1liKJ€S satillind- Fulfil’. 0k 3-3? a a re e r . . . . ~ - o" t. ' in . -

ZION WWW" limited “elyleld °l m“ “mfftslfiT l°"".‘x.l,‘°§° when ‘l’ w” m“ es light orlfne gnlcoiltulllintglotllieh Rev. going .12 1-2

BOWLING LEAGUE to $112’!!! dflcllélrltilggggliéml talek MIL tabl s. e . Minter, gtgrfidilg wthin the} rail Gcldale é"; s an _ a mlnsere t s m _ Gold Ea . - G“nn'""" gedlately centred “pom ilgglregiigg pledges. _ e (in aw so _emn Gold GaTe .03 1-2

E. Mitchell 180 152 109 outright tax payments sutpl) 5 i0 b" ant Following is a. list oi the officers Gunnar .12

M. uockendorii 126 207 180 by compulsory savinZ-‘l. "liter m; oi the Union: _ G um 5 3-8

R- smelt u: s: restrict: ~ . . - - ~ntlli’.’l‘ll‘tililr%ii.llfiél“m§tiltnlii sd-llrll - -

J. c o "l: :Yi' " W’ ’—*4‘ ' "”’ ' " ’ . F a. nor - "

G‘ Hwm" m “""‘°l"“'*“;i.fli‘,il‘°...“;*éiil‘li;éfii‘ttti“i l urlVllTg ggiéigigillgilll. Director oi’ Religious Earle“? 8-33 Observem- fiiuiaty-as-yoll-sfl b88153’ iietheeg‘; Past President: Miss Miriam Home 3-74

L. Cleworth 166 185 165 phasized that in anv-frvsllwaflune ____..__ ‘ b Hugh“ Homage“! ,0: 1-2

J. Mcbfllm Z01 133 155 Dfcgmm “mum ma“ ° The Brackley Point Drivull; C1" President: Mr. Leonard Jorden. Howey ~17

M. Maclnnls 163 17a 126 sacrifices. saylnlli- m . held its second race -l Thursday Vice. President: Mr. Lorne Finley Hud Bay Min 28

D, m... 12s 10s 155 "Total war lll a d°m°°my 7th. Owing to the cola there was a Secretary: Miss Pansy MacCaus- mt Nick 38 ‘l-B

lllvlem “mm l“ "m" fivefmnfi small attendance but those who at- land. mu Nick r 104 suumm“ must anticipate m“ klomd ‘t’: tlsigir tended saw some very last heats Asst secretary: Miss Patsy Mur- J Waite .08 1-2

J‘ many no m‘ 1&5 possessions Wm be T8551‘: common and close finishes. The iirst class ray- Kerr Add 4.90

S. Smith 189 187 13° most effective use 11f r community caled was the Free-For-All Pace, Treasurer: Mr. Milton Cutcliiie. Kirk La

M. McKenzie 194 1B9 130 effort - the elfo" ° 1 1.. which got, away on the 3rd score Christian Fellowship: Miss June La Duiault -

M- Mcmnnen 173 n5 n” Suwival " Nahum“ sun, W‘ and it looked as lithe favorite Nell Leard: Associate Oonvenor: Miss L; shore

D. Spence m m m Nigerhlsisns in our desire Cochatodale had the heat, but sthe Helen giggle-Mission? m. mange 8-06

. . b P r - _ ' "asr- ... craters: “uracil unfit-tut. w JAM-lo ‘ll- ssm t: