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benefit of fellow-oxen. He 1117111111141 out the fact that even in the mid-st of this war, determined mén and women everywhere are 111111111118 the reconstruoticn of the post-war wmldflrliese are people with a faith, aconvictiomacause for which they are willing to sacrifice everything. What, he asked, are we, who have the truly great cause of Christ to fight for, doing to ad- vance that cause?

To illustrate his point, Father Lord referred to events dcsoribed in c recent best-seller, Jan Val-

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the luke warm and even selfsh attitude of many young Catholics who possess the true Christian faith. The world, Father 10rd em- rphasized, is going to belong to the fanatics, and if the world is to be won to the only dcctrtne that. will save itjihe Christian neliglcn we must have Catholic fanatics who will sacrifice for their rcliglon as the Communists and the Nazi}? do

tixfs "Ou or in Ni m," U‘ g most perfect and track fast. Nova racing. Among the tOD performances 1110 _ . produced ch y, _ _ , . this story 10f Gerfenan; before irrld 51101111 011111011 1101595 W011 11-11 1°11! w“ the 111111111111“ °1 111° m‘ 1111135111? Ill: liliafrlilrggtflurtgnlssmctathgr alorwufwlllfiw zé1illog§fil° ed me mwfagvln1é1ugiw111§ichw§rlkils we 1113111161 m 111111131‘ both D1311 111° "'1 during Hitler's r159 he ¢Qngra5ied events programmed with the illuee- All by Hal Cochato in straizht heats m” dbi- d‘ m . h m m l . _ w d the two big MEL FOIL 1 game and next Saturdays encounr- ‘Game c} the heroic swmiceé made by mm year”... rccently I lmporwd from w“ Happy h 4_3_2_ “mm 108% gmgicamrmmh Iiigztemtgholsizvebetn: ‘a; gervezéiul nnmg les r av W85 Cleveland, Cincinnati, chgc1é1z% er should be the best opener seen ' “ti... .. M 1- - .°“‘““°" 310" rotor at e.”"2i..$.“°..£€‘ki‘£i.."“...‘;d“ h» o. w». h- .- s-d, 0-1- m- m- 0»- 1x131112**"- ~ 1 -' g - us recor rom '- A . . . . c - , , a ota d ' ' ' “m” lilfilil 11150» nmwru111s11c d°°111n° 1111111 was the only new record of the af- wvn stepped the fastest heat-am. ‘gilxlabzglh’ aloglidnlfingnclirnefi. laléznlfig gefoénrore than 672,66}? L1.“§§“§3§;°,§ Saints, well fortified with mom.-

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spoiled children of ovclzindulgc-nt parents. God has given lhcm so much that many of them take everything they have~1t1eir faith. their freedom, their lnnirmerablc privileges-quite for granted, and think always of getting more, never o1 “giving anything in return. But. if e design of God for the world is to be realized, if we are to know

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SHOWS 2.30 — 7.00 — 8.45 ‘The well-attended meeting was under (he chairmantrp of the Right Reverend J A Murphy, President of St. Dnn=inn‘s Collect‘. who inl-roducrd the svwnkrr. Al» the conclusion of the addrcss. iBishop (Ysullivan. Mcnsicwior Murphy. and Father Archio Mac- Donald, Rnlor of Holy Rodwmcr Churdh, spoke a low woody to tho audience. Among thcir remarks was the promise that Father Lord will net-urn to Charloiicilciarn at a

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8T. LOUIS. Oct I — (AP) -- Mrs. Sarah While Dryisor, 73, wlfc of Theodore Dreiser the Novelist, died at Deaconess Hos- pital yesterday.

Relatives said Mrs Dmlser had been estranged from her husband for n, number of years.

Mlnsrd’: kills pain.

In the auditorium of Notrc Dame Convent, the Rev Daniel A. Lord, 6 J. of St. Louis, Miss. last night delivered an address on the place 0f Catholic youth in “IQ present. day world. Father lord. inter- nwvlmollv known for his work with youzng people and for his writing on problonrs confronting youth, came to Charlottetown at the 1n- vitation of the authorltim of St. 13111181181115 CoLcge.

His pmsenoc here was the result of e policy formulated at the last meeting oi’ me Maritime Catholic Educational Association, l policy of providing the students of the colleges concerned with the o por- tunliy of hcaring talks" dcs ned especially for ihem by outstanding Mwl-lnldthc Prince Edward‘ 181-11"! men actively connected with youth "5""!!! 51101113 (111111 W111 be 119111 11" work. Al» the mqirest of the Molt “"11 M- wame“ L119" 51111111‘- Qevemnd J A_ o-sunwanl Bisho Kin; Street, Charlottetown, on o; cha,.loiyyet_o“m_ mm" 10rd.‘ Tuesday, the 13th of October. at address “.35 given in me (my rather 8 P. M. when all nierlilhcrs and gutvlrsc- mhan M S.“ Dunstan‘; w that the men are narticu ary reuucs c o

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_ lWzite And Chandler To Attendance _ Pitch As Series Resumes 111 In Yankee Stadium Today 131g Leagues

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(By Judson 31.0w, Auoohtul Prou Sport: Writer) 011' fiflzue baseball lost approximate- Lv £140,000 cash customers during me

of scenes-v Ind stars hu- 1943 59115011 B- drop of about eight

NEW YORK, OctJ-(Alfl-Tho lhlltln

Chestnut Bars 2.06. record made for Ollie Rudder-ham. the Dollulu m‘ been computed, New York Yank”, ma‘ 5L ammer and ton a scuffle If. Yankee Stadium to-

at uld Home week races Ohar- Point. Edward trainer and driver M111‘ C“d1““1“ a“ percent from 111°

total, but the figures fall w show

I r . , _ ready to resume their h . '1‘. ' i1t1v§e1l1ll1igilellru11r>ugkllitgérlgélaioguggll 1111.13 1113? E“DLE‘F§.§“ E°"°" ""11 51mm“ 15111101 0111110 =1‘ 100111! 1M1! Ernie While on fxvégflf“ 01 I firs» class losing Quebec. ready to race or possibly 1311111111. owner of the track. eta-tea °§';:"d' w be“ u“. m“ “ma. “h! ‘ t u" Tm National “n,” m 4., i} he has already raced prior to this that in addition to three races there n 1'" "'17 ""11" '1" n’ c“ ° 961 fans as q; - w ' u" ~ a I date. His owner, Dr. J. J. Mac- will be one or possibly more match fir!“ 1" u "m1" " 111° 1'” “"1” W111“ 111° 1'1"“ 11111131111 689 p, ygar zlggyegiewfimghm" Football is in the air again and {It Pnerson made the move because races. A committee has been set up " in“. chm" “me m New Ynrk on u“ “me "n". . 16w“ “mun League, falling belflnd the one’; i! prlsent plans materialize m1 r

ocal season isdue to open at St: Dunstans gridiron u ‘K661i from w. day with an R.A.F. beam clashing

.‘.1$§lf..i.l§‘fi. “his “$111.31.?” néfii §’§..1}'€§.'3.1§§5“1 ¢°J§1§§3€¢§° 11331116 t"): 1°'“1°‘1 "m1 “"0111 11010111"- bllt there was no lnlerminxlirw by the ckcm" 1°’ ‘he 111151- 111110 1n m

la Cl‘ Th tensoues r u. rl uu ld b b rved m t r ““°1“- 110d 001015 of 4686 614 Silly beaten everything in Quebec prior event. We are glad to note that our {Min " ° ' ° ° "1 11' ' °°11 ° ° ‘e '11‘ 1" ° ~ ' ' 15 to coming to Charlottetown there Cape Breton friends have made

yea: and 5,220,519 m, 1941_ . The selection of the start pitchers was not made b either man- 118111183‘ 1n mo“ 011-5114. 111B 1111111 Famer wank’ 11111131119011?‘ m“ figfl1ggf1lléggaarf1igeutiri1éfi1eve that‘ he sucgyauggruhisil 1:11:11’: a‘? a? 155:’ IIQI’ untll nearly noon todaplmhough their choice: were’ the obvious

either from announcements by H-nd White warriors. ____ mum”. m" predicted by everybody we“ m lawn“. clubs or from the attends-fies glv- - - - For me bemm o; our samrdmy positions. as well as at second and

w}: _ if?‘ .

It will be remembered that season these same two teams warm

readers we publish a short account Oxford Countv Fair races at Nor- 011mm“ h“ bee.“ ‘me °1 Mm“ short‘ 111111118 111° £35m‘ membcrs ll-i 1 terrific batr-le- ll d th of lust Saturday's Goodwill race way. Maine. the week of September 113“ '1“ 11109111111318 standbys all m" M“ m" Decision every club? e "med 101°“ by each fielding ssiiongeafigmln all...

_ season. wi in 16 ndl in: drew 5 very 1"” a1 five. and 3x818 Ehe 111113111 fzaalled igsthe th of first game to

meet at the Charlottetown Driving 15th t0 18th Park track. The weather was al- tendanoe and there was some Rrelt

The American 1,534.16

this Ye 11gb I ‘Ll bel l1. more man mm the tonal absorbed ar r v ans vn 0o in!

The Yankees spent a good part m. even Keener smuggles NO

of their train ride last night lzrous- z quart“ asked and pone awn m

1’1"'“°‘1 W111‘ 11°" '1'" bers of last year's squad, should

again line up a team on a. bu: witlz the many fine firteens tumed ou

acoord- - utmams’ at this seat of

0K1 Rains.

ternoon, The finishes were not as T111111 W118 1110 lB-SW-St hell? trotfbd b lgsest loser was OI l dropped eve and’

close as on Thursday so therefore during the 111061-1118. T116 10111101 wmmh ‘word 1'. mm‘ l” om“- not as exciting to the spectators, Maine trotter Afton. who has been gflggz-even but there were enough uncertaln- cambaisminz for quite a number of fl h

ties to keep enthusiasm alive Y€8.X'i,1WO£1081l"l/6 first heat“ of tlge so‘? urtggsegrfigamt ‘fighting throughout the afternoon. 9kg? Ageri I; $23112 dmageflwolé campaign and ml. wee“ w” not

atétside theMleftkiieklld foluzl Milne]. orge ager urt . a ona

bir" “s. ~1- 11s.

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the basis that the ball was in fair 11°11‘ M11110 10 550-000 territory when Keller, runniag at Bo

, dcarmnz. Irlvar- lably. whether losing key players or not. the and White are alwats be reckoned uith and

i b ller to b lnnl , h f ll d. deflect . rm: in the fans - .

T110 2-111 T1111 and Pa“ w“ w°11 Ned Abbey 111°“ 111 51111111111 11°51“ ggfibl: 111111111112 ailltchinggelbvgwenltllalf gloves? the timeqhenilallnkees d1“ m" 111d“ 1'. ha" B» Pennant. 11 15 1111111111’ 1111mm“ 111° 1111919511 m Straight heats by pew;- Remngre, wltlLPagliacci 2-1-2, Time. 2.10. 2.10. sided he been," on. o‘ m. cards. not make much o‘ a dispuw about‘ nder. Failure to Ilglug 1n the that the players and their coach 1111010! 11111011 2-2-1- $001111 W01" 1-11-1- surest bets and finished m. schw- the play. although catcher Bill Pemm‘ m." 0150 can explain big 1111"’ 511°“ Ye“ m" ""1 1111"’ $011 1-0-1121 1V1- V111°~4'3"- B°111l$° "—"" uia with a. three-game winning Dickey and third baseman mire cfseF 111 C111¢111nati and at cm- 1°°‘1”11 11“ m‘ d1“ 111° e011‘ 11101 Scott owl-o. Tune 2.15%. 2.16. 2.13‘... Httle_Pat 1.58%. who seems likely Streak’ mcludmg the clinching game argued that n w” muL but M‘ 133s American League Dank hasbefallen so many other athletic P0101 11011111010 2-121"! 13 °W11°d 11V 1° 11011111” B‘ 111M111” °1 111°“, a‘ 1‘ aiminst the Cubs last Sunday. Car-thy did not leave the bench and f; 5 “other 111191119111 tryin: to 5110115’ a n o o 131- C- 1i 131011311- mvemess- N50 Due’ 111111115 M11151 1° m“ mm by As a rookie last year he won. 17 there was no long argument an“; O11" W111’ 1110 8116111113 Na- ~ and was driven by Joe O'Brien. the 1111151110115 51111?“ G" “"111” 1° flames and lost seven and he showed However. the Yankee skipper was on“ Mane “M10111 race failed “we 1‘ kmw“ as Y“ 111m“ 111°

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Free For All Paoe~Dudev Patch B». '11 . D B1’ . l. new t m 1 m“ m t b“ m won tire first two heats and was 01811118 reflofdlffornthrire hgltsz 818511; Sgt-grained many c?’ the ggemberg 1111111111. llllgestgug ' gitgy-Llreaiz-Bzv-el; 50111.11? 611v. 8.15.11“ dlsplafeca hi; m! fillmfleg, 111"‘ ffiuz,” 13f 1111111101 010% f0‘; W110 121011 bflfrhbahirttd‘ the blag.

'- - - . . ' ' - ' ou o ‘ ' . 4-4-3, Time, 2.01m, 2.08%, 2.10. 11191‘ record established by EarltWest “"11 w 1° em ° m“ Beuzngtellgr salldolt c 81 15 “m

., t!‘ b1. Dlldcv P111011 2-061’! 15 011111011 11V 1110 21111‘ 111 135591‘ 1C1" vemw“ 1“ glle glready is giving the Yankees play and he had no opinion to give. {Mast cmwds 111

d Air _Forc_e squad but they have been

gcttmz in Workouts whenever poss- ible and if the_v_ can field a team as 200d as they did on several occas- ions last season then Saints can and will get one. gruelling battle,

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to draw the 1 boiling after the a m d till h i. ans. Brookl. when he boarded ath: utrafn. Blll w“ 1100011110 "1011! in Sunrmers. the American Leagul um- m. 127 91 °1' 1110 500011111 year but

Yankees so much in spring

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l’ . » 5. p h C1 b_ N G1 _ 1937 when he won in 2.01%, 2.01%. he season wh i te ' 0 Arm. [Feat season 111m‘ ‘aw 11'.‘ gndalyfas drll/en b1; Jogsmgi 2.01%. Second 1° 141119 P 51" 1n 111' gigsnagvgitlgglllllzlfiwbllgtliu: Dhgcvlglillg $11111: 11011111110112: 17113001110? 10121111111111; C1119‘ w“ 11911111111111: tomsgllacjlil nmher many exam“ 171111411“ flayed 111° 1:1‘ Brie“ great race was Saraioga. who was ha" to chum m‘ “m” m, f” u, _ _ final foursomes for this yea: pa; —'-——' 2'z'2-'1'111-“1 w” The 5111mm awn‘ morrow’: game. At least one switch Manager Billv Bouthworth of the mu be played a1’ 111° Bewedere 6°11 5v’ ' ClztssifiledR bTrgtl-Higlsgdze Iscotii ed by Sullivan s. Mawhinney. in the battinsz order i. sure. Joe %ginn§, vgho W8: coaching at Cape Bret Ebb Bthisasgluifeiénooanfidik fj§dpete11110111 i... wu1-1-.11y 00 --. usy “i God vi shad fChly ,sd 111 hest. d- » Frtssco 2-2-3. Model "n. 3-5-5. l-us- M 1110 W00 11100111111 0111011011111 Kerrie? 1:11? tllgre :1... £3; a. 1.1.2.5.: clare thae balle $3.; safeogut thBtelf on 331133.135“ “m” 11”“ "1 =11 ty-s Firs‘ 4_4_4_ Kelly-s Nlghhmm Hal 3, 2.011. set a new worlds three chance m“ Gem, Prjddy might; be anybody wanted to squawk he could '. . . . 5-1-8. Lucky Guy 6-6-6. Johnny 110111 100014 101 1.111001111010101 3;“- spotted in the lineup either at third kick about Stan Musial being call- gue Ma 1 An added rem d 1mm Ealzcr 8-8-7. Time. 2.14%. 2.16%. e15 ‘"1 a 111115111119 “M11 111 2' 14" base in place of Red Rolfe or at ed out at first base on a close play t m t - we 1m a’ m ° filo». Illgsitle §crott 21111;. u oiwned 204%- 2-00- first base in placeflcigdBllixnlidi/t £1085; 1131mm fourth inning. possibly cost- F ti 3111;: l. wabousen/Lgg fllii. 001111211151 v J- A. 611‘. 1110. - .. an was i? ,_ sett. Priddy has 1 a the Cards n. run. » " , , M Cm}, v Ohio’ Demand»;- C - sion or play. A small fee in being driwn by Jolmnv Conroy. tum. Adicsidgegtieun a new rficggd {Er _ figs‘; fir? uggméuggigéngn B: 226 Trot and Pace——Jacob With- W0'Y°11!"° 135C915 011 1" '1 ‘m 9 I l Ca d» Lad- . - ro' 1-1-2. Win " Scott 8-2-1, Lady track by pacing the, second 111111 F I M d F s n . . “"—“ .11“ 1a“ 1“ 6°11 11111011 101‘ ,,;~, Wm??? 1.5.6,, flg.t,f,li.l.icgs,.be.gg ....... 2.01.5.6. ma zxe oursomes 4K. 25:. .¥‘.§.-.;..°§:~...’;l.°.£' ‘"1’ ‘"1"’ 0"’ 0“ Arlmlru Mac - - . e , k ' ' ‘Jr u on ‘--, e, . , , . - d _ - . 211110.121“ 511.121.110.311‘. 0511-“ 115311" 0511115151 Season This Afternoon‘ '11”? 111'»? “"01 1' 111305“ 0 1* 1*" 2.11.11. 1.3.1514. Jniob Wlthrow is owned £11k‘: rzgvli/lbvléleng 12:;- Bgg; 11:: t1r1.°s11'|§s111?.1,'1§1§,;f1‘§,§‘," 1:: nvfillatld 11.111182111810111; d1§Z§.‘§."1i1-'i§

crate next winter alter all.

P] be resumed today at Yankee Stad- ans for the 1942-43 R359“

ium when the fleet-footed Redbirds from St. Louis,

by '1' 1111111111 Broom K111111111’ and w“ Counsel at Painesville, Ohio.

urlveu by Billy Hood. III-II

Final mixed foursome of the sea- Bagnall vs. Mrs. W. R. Adams and

——-— ' "—-*" will he a: , _, . . The annual Exhibition at Bxddge- M 001111511 M01"- 1315c Tm; m“ ‘m, be Fayed at the 361v were ML n, T‘ Holman Ie ue niggllrllzilne-Frtiowegfifl; tangle with the 111111131613 Yisnksewgl

wutcr. N.S.. had as its feature at- 01111111151‘ Wm‘ m“ 2'15 Goodwm and m Mil tonal“, club W“

' . L d _ the third game of the series.

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“T” - d, Dlwii iselltsf . Mr.T. ,. w an .. - _ sec+ Dlcai by llivl. auecucy. Wednesdays axe1iggg1hggthybefi1firm eazjovgwrgg A gemauclfgfewulmge served on Medan vs_ M155 1v‘; “gmwan and North syamy vlcwflu ‘h, 0nd game of the fall classic w even

253$? £135.”. ‘lgilifiewlifiwét-Wiiell 25g T101 was W011 01 1-0110» 001

spill. up. The No. 1 Classified was 1' e 2'13‘

the series. Cardinals can be €xpeci;_ ed to show the same fire and da

that carried them to the Nations lflwule pennant in a. dnve that saw them win 43 out of their last. 52 games and at one time trailing the Brooklyn team by tenjull zames.

are r ted Thernsplggs bereiraldilo ‘as; 8&2]: rlllil°ummy Mme“ 1m "m" e tltlists and the other

908m 1n the loop. EXDectatlons are that army Ilnvv and air force reps-egg“: fives will be invited u. attend

the conclusion of play. Proceeds H. W, Weeks. will go lip I the Canadkian Ladies’ I lvllrlr. ENC. K823! E: A. Rd 111110- b 01' G tt 2-09 with _"'—"' Golf Unon or war wor . >nn vs. rs. o. n: an o0. mllmflyfy 01:1’ 111-14111. 1111c Baker wa: mfyfagmvfxolrlénvfarigwpiéedflm Mm n1.) us?“ émd dawn.‘ 1g‘? Douzun. 3-2-1, H 1 B"tt 2-3-2, O.U. V l vl. SS . W8!‘ an . . ' 4-4-3. Pgulallbe 0:11-54. Time, 2.1110. 11101- 00111110 1.10111 when“ 11:50 11,111“ ton. 2.101., 2.11. Oliver Grattan 2.09 is 01101 101111115 111 1000111 W“ =g ‘*1’ Mrs. w. n, Cotton , owned by P. J Levers. Truro and $191111? 11€111V1é1en Eyed‘ ‘X111 dam: M155 Mildred Harrington and L. next wreck’! meal"; Ms dhven 11v Joe 0‘Br1¢n- bkfmw 11.1fm 'd,%.°5°°, ‘aoldmmh J. H- Hel in. a a m J ‘ B- R1110131112111 g1"- g- R- 0011- ———-_.__ —————- - Mr. B. on .. an . . . more an n own . ' . 111m for All Troc-wawnm 2.01. $§$15 §f;:°'.1,?‘1}§“ $flb1§§§§§n5'w1.{§ mm‘ vmngfirl. n. s. Henderson Miss u. MncMillan and A. RObIIISOH WIHS £14. lvéllgieg figla-Ignae not, and 3.7111 Bell Kirmon vs. Misn Reta bowling wms - - . e - - .

Time, 210%‘. 2m 2.10%. wk John Bplan. Life With mo 1;. T, 1101mm ma pm: and Ralph Jenkins. I 1 Bout -____.

tiers." which even todrw is a most M1‘!- ifax, and was driven by Bury noon. Nnw YORK

readable volume. orediéafid Wntchim took his record of 2.07 wt

with having developed many o e

stars of the press world including Bridgewater last October. It is also the track trotting record, the Mar-

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ll. A. Baker and Bryce Bishop vs. Mrl. J. A. Lewis and and .7. P. Walter Bears.

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that lame moment/tun might well carry them ‘to ‘a world title,

It Was away back in 1926 that at Louis team

Penniston To

Peter Finlay Dunne, who made Mr. Dooley famous many years mo. For the harness horse

itmie record for four-year-olds and 1°51‘ h” Wm“ ' I practice at Jake been defeated in the classic and also the Maritime stallion trotting gglgglagxewsfngmfafgegflvylufllrhmf ' 361153113 11111g_r%1g111° 1113 dgélymuil- Perhaps the firmer of destiny is record. He“ horsemen lover America and , Madison square Garden as h: ran tl-oildllltglrinllnfi iJ-L a Ozrcinals team

Junior Free for All Trot and §fi§h1°§d§fifiv°{§§‘,§1, Price-Joe ‘Direct 4-1-13111121121405 o; m; happenings. Few men‘ had i. figligeyagigfl-vaifméflfff e1’ akgqési command of language equal to the Qucen 5-5-2. Time, 2.09, 2.091s. 2.0a. 1a“ M"- 111111”-