Sherbrooke daily record, 21 août 1952, jeudi 21 août 1952

[" AUGUST Sun.Mun.Tut*.| Wed., Thu.| Fri, i Sal WEATHER CLEARING Cloudy with showers or thunderstorms ending this evening.Friday cloudy, clearing in the afternoon.Little change in temperature.Light winds.Low tonight and high Friday at Sherbrooke 58 and 75.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.THURSDAY.AUGUST 21, 1952 World News In Brief Canberra, Aug.21\u2014(>P)\u2014 Australian newspapers today rejected an appeal from Prime Minister Robert G.Menzies not to print reports of new government plans to deal with possible communist sabotage.The reports were obtained from a cabinet minister, whose name was not mentioned.Publishers, after hurried conferences, jointly decided no valid security reasons existed for killing the story.After first editions of Australian papers hit the streets Menzies withdrew his request for voluntary censorship.* * * Niagara Falls, N.Y., Aug.21\u2014(/P)\u2014An overdose of cocktails made with shellac and sherry has caused the deaths of five men here since Monday, county coroner Dr.James W.Heary said yesterday.if.* ÿ Chicago, Aug.21\u2014{IP)\u2014The independent farm equipment-united electrical w-orkers\u2019 union called a strike last mid night at 10 International Harvester Company plants in three states after contract ne-gotirtions broke off.The union called 25,000 workers off the job, declaring \u201cthe company has asked for a fight and is going to get a hell of a licking.\u201d * * * Seoul, Korea, Aug.21\u2014(Æ1) \u2014President Syngman Rhee and James A.Van Fleet today used words and shovels in support of a program to clean up and rebuild Seoul.The two addressed hundreds of Koreans in a bombed-out lot.The president and the United States Eighth Army commander picked up shovels and scooped up dirt and debris in the lot to start the clean-up drive.* * $ Osaka, Japan, Aug.21\u2014«(Æ1) \u2014The monks at Tennoji temple have set up a beauty parlor and plan a hotel and restaurant.The black - robed monks have gone commercial to pay for upkeep of the temple.Havana\u2019s Journalists Strike Havana, Cuba, Aug.21\u2014i(/P)\u2014 Havana\u2019s journalists today considered a possible 72-hour protest strike as tension mounted over the abduction and beating by police of columnist Mario Kuchilan of the newspaper Prensa Libre.The city\u2019s association of journalists announced yesterday it will lonsider calling a strike in protest against the attack.The announcement came shortly Defore two policemen were jailed an charges of \u201cinsulting and slapping\u201d reporter Martin Lliraldi of ihe same paper.The association demanded that president Fulgencio Batista\u2019s government find the newspaper man\u2019s assailants within 72 hours.Kuchilan was abducted from his home here Sunday and beaten into unconsciousness on a country road, He blamed Batista\u2019s troops for the attack.Batista denounced the assault as a \u201creprehensible outrage.\u201d In a letter published by the newspaper Alerta, Batista said the interior and defence ministries and the chiefs of the army and police have been ordered to make a thorough investigation.Lliraldi\u2019s troubles apparently had no connection with the Kuchilan case.They began when he tried to persuade a policeman not to move a cab driver usually stationed in front of the newspaper office.May Communist Party Congress May Give Clue To Stalin\u2019s Choice Of His Successor Princess Margaret Is 22 Today «MM**;\t.PRINCESS MARGARET Balmoral, Scotland, Aug.21 \u2014 (Reuters)\u2014Princess Margaret, the world\u2019s most eligible Princess, today celebrated a 22nd birthday that was filled with memories.A year ago her father, King George VI, was on the throne of England.And here in Balmoral castle father and daughter stood side by side as Margaret blew out the candles on her birthday cake.It.was from Margaret\u2019s birthday celebrations at Balmoral that the King hurried to London for an urgent lung examination.A few weeks later he had a serious operation, and in February he died.She moved up to become third in succession to the throne\u2014the two young children of her sister, the Queen, have precedence\u2014but she lost most of her gay spirits.The carefree Princess became subdued, her night-club jaunts stopped, and she stayed most of the time with her mother, Queen Mother Elizabeth.Many friends think it is time Margaret married but she seems to show little indication.One by one she has watched prospective suitors marry others in recent months.There are few rumors of romance these days, although matchmaking for Margaret was once the favorite pastime of London gossip w'riters.Her sister, the serious-minded Elizabeth who became Queen at 25, married when she was 21.] Their mother wed at 23.Margaret is fond of her sister\u2019s children, Prince Charles, 4, and Princess Anne, 2.They were giving her birthday presents today.Telegrams and letters of congratulation arrived at Balmoral post office in a steady stream.Each one must be answered by Margaret or her secretary.The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen Mother had lunch with Margaret, and will probably gather for a formal family dinner tonight.Seoul, Aug .21\u2014 (IP) \u2014 Thirty American soldiers w'ere swept from a sandbar Monday by a flash flood caused while a typhoon whiplashed South Korea.The Eighth Army disclosed today that four bodies have been recovered.Georgi Malenkov Is Mentioned As Man Most Likely To Succeed To Premiership.By JOHN A.SCALI Washington.Aug.21.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 A solid clue pointing to ! Russia\u2019s next ruler may emerge from the full-dress meeting of ! the communist party congress in Moscow Oct.5.And Unitd States diplomats will not be surprised if 50-year-old Georgi Malenkov steps up as Josef Stalin\u2019s personal choice as next Russian Prime Minister.In fact, some suspect Stalin s aim in staging the whole affair may be to give a formal, open hint as to who ''the next boss should be.This may be Stalin's way of lessening the possibility of a bloody struggle for power, after he dies.Stalin's heir apparent could be the man who is chosen to be chairman of the new praesidium, to be organized at the meeting to replace the politburo.\t?The 12-man Politburo, now the top governing body, has no chair-J man or chief executive.But a 1 praesidium under the Russian setup generally does have one.Anyone picked for this job would automatically be the most important communist in Russia next to Stalin.It is entirely possible that Stalin himself will be designated chairman of the new praesidium.But, if so, why for the first time since 1925 is he not to give the main address to the congress, the report of the central committee?Malenkov is now scheduled to give this report, the most important thing on the agenda.Futhermore, neither Marshal Lavrenty Beria, head of the Soviet secret police and deputy premier Malenkov\u2019s main rival, nor deputy ' premier V.M.Molotov, is scheduled at this time to play a prominent role in the congress party session.This may be a clue that Molotov is being pushed into the background, since he read the new five-year plan at each of the two previous congress meetings, in 1934 and 1939.Molotov is 62 and his age has been considered a factor against him.Malenkov was a key figure in setting up the cominform, the guiding Soviet policy bureau for Russia's eastern Europe satellites.Blacklist Of Employers Stirs T.L.C.Controversy By JOHN LEBLANC Winnipeg, Aug.21\u2014W\u2014A controversy over the question of tagging employers as \u201cunfair to labor\u201d was due to be renewed today at the annual convention of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada.A vote was expected on the question of whether T.L.C.organizations should be allowed a free hand in putting employers regarded as against labor on the \u201cunfair list.\u201d The Congress spent a considerable part of.its annual convention yesterday arguing the point.The T.L.C.executive itself wants the use of the blacklist weapon restricted, but spokesmen for several unions held there should not be these tie-downs.At present, under an executive ruling of a few months ago, T.L.C.labor cannot blacklist an employer if he has a contract with some employees in a Congress affiliate.The debate produced sharp differences on the worth of this stand.The Congress heard reports yesterday also from spokesmen for its affiliates in the United States and the United Kingdom, the American Federation of Labor and the Trades Union Con-TCSS?Is Toronto\u2019s Ex Will Begin Tomorrow Toronto, Aug.21.\u2014®)\u2014Some 3,-000 workers scurried about the 350-acre grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition today putting the world\u2019s biggest annual fair in order for tomorrow's opening.Officials hope 3,000,000 persons will visit, the two-week show.Some 2,699,000 clicked through the turnstiles in 1951 to see the 72nd edition of the \u201cEx.\u201d Exhibitors were still scrambling BIRTHDAY PARTY \u2014 Halifax climaxed its 203rd birthday party with a gala Venetian night display of fireworks, sky rockets, flares and searchlights lighting the pleasure boats Sailing in the North West Arm.Some 50,000 Haligonians watched the brilliant display.\t(((!' Photo) Eisenhower Blasts Centralization, Calls For Middle-Of-The Road Policy West German Socialist Chief Dies Bonn, Germany, Aug.21\u2014(IP)\u2014 The strongest foe of west German for space today as workmen strung realnial«ent and alignment with \u201e\u201e1^^ imhfc ^om^Tlhc west, socialist chid: Dr.Kurt miles of colored lights and daubed gaudy paint along the mile-long midway.Ivan Brodie, exhibit space manager, said space rentals will bring in $500.000.One of the many foreign exhibitors, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, from Britain, moved a display of cars, trucks and motorcycles under a huge tent, covering almost 35,000 square feet.Fair-goers, used to glittering high-priced talent in the nightly grandstand show, find a group of ['funeral services school children billed as one of this year\u2019s major attractions.The Do-Si-Ettes, 20 youngsters, ranging in age from six to 12 years, from Lacombe Roman Catholic School Calgary, will whirl through square dances before some 26,000 spectators.The production, titled \u201cCanadi-ana,\u201d is headlined by American crooner Tony Martin, but most of the supporting artists are, homegrown talent, Another show has a bigger cast.More than 700 entries have been received for the baby contest.The lake which rings the southern edge of the grounds, will be a busy spot.Paratroopers from Camp Shilo, Man., will drop into the water several times a day, while a group of young ladies perform a ballet on water skis nearby.Agricultural officials expect a He Relative Of Iran\u2019s Shah Quits Job Tehran, Aug.21.\u2014Off5)\u2014Another member of the Iranian royal household, the Shah\u2019s brother-in-law, has resigned his post and announced his intention of leaving the country.The brother-in-law, Ahmed Shaf- igh, was director-general of civil aviation He nuit ten davs a«n asHecord number of livestock to ar-aviation.tie quit ten days ago as rive next week_ There will be director of shipping and naviga- : dairy, beef and dual-purpose cat- tion.\t| tie, horses, swine and sheep as He is the husband of Princess well as fruits, vegetables, grain Ashraf, the Shah\u2019s twin sister, who ! and other farm produce.left Iran early this month.She Judging of dairy cattle starts now is in France.\ti next Thursday and judging of beef (She said on arrival in Paris, breedsf.wiU bf,gin SeV}' 1'.Bordefr Aug.4 that she would definitely | ^Sldaftl0fnst,wld {)merican return to Tehran in two or three f!e old bc\tbls ycar> buj months 1\t; ^ne same regulations are expected ! to hold much good Canadian cattle in this country for the show.Judging on the large cheese entries opened yesterday, first of the exhibition judges\u2019 chores.The gates open at 9 a.m.tomorrow but the C.N.E.will be officially opened in the afternoon by Governor-General Vincent Massey.At about the same moment some 40 husky swimmers will plunge into Lake Ontario for the start of the $10,000 10-mile marathon swim.John J.Hauck of Philadelphia, fraternal delegate from the A.F.L., described the Taft-Hart-ley labor law of the U.S.as a \u201clegislative time bomb\u201d and said management would use it a s a weapon in hard times.Frederick S.Kelland of London, representing the T.U.C., predicted the defeat of the British Conservative government in the next election.He also said the rift in the British Labor party is not as wide as it seems from here and forecast that Clement Attlee's supporters will cary the day over those of Aneurin Sevan in the September annual session of the party.A declaration that Canadian labor will not give up its right to strike came yesterday from Percy Bengough, president of the 520,-000-member T.L.C.He was commenting on a suggestion by Labor Minister Gregg, in a speech to the Congress the day before, that labor should go easy on strikes while the democracies are in the arms production race.The veteran Bengough said labor has certain rights and will continue to use them.The convention took no specific action on the point but apparently gave tacit assent to Bengough\u2019s statement.The appointment of a new military governor of Tehran, Gen.Reza Azimi, was also announced today.The government announced last night the appointment of Gen.Kamal, military governor of Abadan, as new chief of police.Martial law was reimposed yesterday after clashes between members of the outlawed pro-communist Tudeh party and fascist elements earlier this week.It will last for two months.Martial law was lifted Aug.12, the day after Premier Mohammed Mossadegh was voted absolute powers.Meanwhile, Mossadegh struck another blow at Iran\u2019s rich ruling class by telling them to pay up back taxes at once, or face jail and loss of their land.Mossadegh ordered an investigating committee set up to look into tax delinquency.Schumacher, died last night, was 56.The fervent leader\u2014second only to chancellor Konrad Adenauer as a political force in post-war Germany\u2014succumbed to a circulatory ailment.A cripple with only one arm and one leg, he had been ailing ever since his health was ruined in Nazi concentration camps.Socialist party headquarters said will be held in Bonn Saturday, with burial in Hannover on Sunday.The soft-spoken socialist party vice-chairman, Erich Ollenhauer, is scheduled to inherit Schumacher\u2019s party leadership.The opposite in appearance and actions to his fiery predecessor, Ollenhauer is expected, however, lo keep pushing the socialists on the same nationalistic course \u2014 opposed to communism on the one hand and European federalism and common defence on the other.It remained to be seen how the loss of Schumacher\u2019s leadership! would affect the socialist campaign against ratification of a| pending peace contract and mili-1 tary pact with the western allies.Schumacher was a -\tc Washington, Aug.21.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Gen Dwight D.Eisenhower's first frrnkly political speech, calling for a middlc-of the road policy and blasting at centralization of power in Washington, drew cheers today from Republicans.The Republican Presidential nominee outlined his views before an enthusiastic crowd of about 20,000 in Boise, Idaho, late yesterday and then flew to Kansas City for a conference today with leaders from seven mid-western states.His flight from Boise to Kansas City was delayed by bad weather and engine (rouble\u2014a minor fire when exhaust gasses from an engine of his plane ignited.Eisenhower told the Boise audience thrt the paths of the.extreme left and the far right both lead to tyranny\u2014and that the Truman administration is travelling left.lie promised a change.Washington had so much power now that, \u201cthe government does everything but come in and wash the dishes for the housewife.\u201d Governor Adlai Stevenson to-dey worked on tomorrow\u2019s headlines\u2014the speeches he will make on a western lour expected to open Sept.5 in Denver.The Democratic Presidential candidate, on his last day of vacation in Wisconsin\u2019s north woods, also scheduled a press conference.His plans call for a swing through California and the Pacific northwest next month\u2014the beginning of the heralded whistle long-time |campaign drive.socialist, but one whose political | Stevenson told reporters yester-faith was founded on intellectual day he hopes to mute the Repub- ***** t I\"»\" Eff0\"\"'\tE X: Air Marshal Curtis Will Visit Europe Ottawa, Aug, 21\u2014((I1)-\u2014Canada\u2019s air chief is going overseas to sec.how facilities and planning for the buildup of Canadian air strength in Europe are coming along.Air Marshal IV.A.Curtis, chief of the air staff, leaves Friday for Britain and France, about a month ahead of the wing of three squadrons of jet fighters scheduled to ily to France in the first two weeks of October.In his two weeks abroad, it is expected Air Marshal Curtis will inspect; the two airfields now allocated to the R.C.A.F.on the continent and look at others which have been suggested for Canadian use.The first two are near Metz, France, and Zweibrucken, Germany.They are roughly 50 miles apart.The wing slated to arrive in the Metz area in mid-October is the second of four in the air division Canada lias promised to have in Europe by 1954.The first is at North Luffenham, England, and will remain there for another couple of years, much to the pleasure of the British government.Prime Minister Churchill himself has expressed warm satisfaction to Defence Minister Claxton at having Canadian strength to bolster Britain\u2019s air defences.Fifty-sixth Year Campaign In Chile Is Noisy Santiago, Chile, Aug.21.\u2014(Æ*)\u2014 Loud music and louder wall signs are the chief outward signs of the Chilean Presidential campaign now going on.The voting, to elect one | of four candidates, will take place ! Sepl.4.Loudspeakers blare out a mix lure of tangos, sambas and rhum bas, intermingled with praise for one or another of the men who want to succeed President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla.Automobiles out fitted with loudspeakers roar oui advice about the candidates.Complaints about the racket gel liftle action because the govern ; men! is bent on maintaining absolute freedom of speech throughout the campaign.Accompanying Ihe second is the handwriting on the walls \u2014 tar, pitch, paint or printed posters.Garden walls in exclusive residential districts and the walls of buildings are plastered with signs, often depicting opponents in impolite terms.Chilean laws say house fronts must be clean on Sept.18, Chile's independence day.That means that within two weeks after election day there is going to be a lot of whitewashing.The four candidates are: Lawyer Pedro Enrique Alfonso, 49, the government candidate; retired General Carlos Ibanez, 74, former President; Senator Arturo Matte, 59, right-wing party candidate; Dr.Salvador Allende, 44, vice-president of the Senate and candidate of the left, including the outlawed communist party.Women are voting for the first time in Chile at this election.Eligible to vote are 328,404 women, 776,625 men.The main campaign issue is inflation.Life Confuses Korean Farmer With The U.S.Eighth Army, Korea, Aug.21\u2014 \u2022\u2019 ¦ oHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 M'ie BEDFORD Mr.and Mrs.L.Senay, with 1 their son, Bobby, of Montreal, ; spent the week-end with Mrs.Se-nay\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.War-ten Brown.Miss ' Hettie Craighead, of Springfield, Mass., together with her sister, Miss Bessie Craighead, of Worcester, Mass., have been guests at the home of Mrs.Richard Craighead, have returned to their summer home, at West Brookfield, Mass.Mrs.L.Watts, of Montreal, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Garnet Steel.Mrs.C.Haas, of Farnham, was a guest during the present week of her son-in-law and daughter.Mr.and Mrs.William Taylor.Mrs.Russell Tinkler, and young son, are patient in the B.M.P.Hospital, at Sweetsburg.Miss Betty Ann Nicholson, of Montreal, spent the week-end in Bedford with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Nicholson.Miss Kathleen Campbell, of Montreal, is spending her holidays in Bedford with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Campbell.Miss Getty, of Northfield, Vt\u201e is spending several weeks in Bedford' with her niece.Mrs.Grisdale Gould and Mr.Gould.Mr.and Mrs.Don Matthews, of Gatineau Point, who habe been the guests of the latter's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Van Horn, have returned to their home.The Bedford High School will : re-open for the scholastic term of j 1952-53 on Tuesday, September 2, with the following memeers of the staff: Mr.Frank Trecarten, principal; Mr.L.Penaltey, for- fc® sua® you'll a love i 'Mi I to Lowell, and Tyngsboro, Mass.Miss Sager was accompanied by Mrs.Belle Fairfield, of Stsn-bridge East.They also visited Cape Cod GRAN1TEVILLE BEACH COMBER\u2014The sandman has a big seashell grin\u2014and who wouldn't?\u2014for beach beauty Louise Grrser as she combs his seaweed hair at Miami Beach, Fla.merly, of Donnaconna;, Mrs.Ed-^ ford.Conn., to visit Mr.and Mrs.ward Piche, Jr., of Stanbridge Sta- 'Andre Falcon.Mr.George Hamel, tion, French Specialist; Mrs.Beer- of Burlington, Vt., was also a wort, of Clare nee ville; Miss May'recent visitor at the same home.Now in Two Delirious Flavours! CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA Scott, of Sweetsburg; and Miss June Holland, of Bedford.The playground at the High School, sponsored by the local Home and School Association, which has been held during the past six weeks, closed on Thursday.There had been an excellent attendance and it is felt that, the project again this year has been a most successful one.Last year was the first time that the playground was held.It was in charge of Miss Kathryn Sheltus, assisted by the Misses Dawn Tambling, Shirley Black and M.Miller.In addition, one of the mothers was on duty each day.Once a week, all those who were able to swim were taken to Lake Champlain for the afternoon.The arrangements for obtaining cars, etc., were in the hands of Mrs.Sinclair McIntosh, while the arrangements for the mothers supervising were looked after by Mrs.G.Harland.Mrs.Grant Lauer, Mrs.R.Ro- The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Boudreau, nee Pierrette Brault, was christened recently at the parish church of St.Damien and received the names of Paul Jules.The sponsors for the child were Mr.and Mrs.H.Brault, of Dunham, grandparents of the infant.Mr.Artemis Falcon, who has boon a patient in the Unilsd States Military Hospital, in Vermont, for a time, has returned to Bedford, somewhat improved in health.Little Miss Micheline Sabourin, of Frelighsburg, who has been staying with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.George Gingras, is ill with the measles.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cook, with their son, Bruce, of Stanbridge Ridge, were the guests on Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.John Cook.Derwyn Hewett, who has returned from a stay at the Boy Scout camp, Tamaracouta, in the Laurentians, was made a Knight burg at the home of her son-in-law and daughter.Mr.and Mrs.John Cook.Mr.Malcolm McCaw, who has spent the past several weeks at Hanover, N.H.where he took a business course at Dartmouth Cot-1 ; lego, has returned home.Miss Joan Prevent, of Montreal, ! spent a recent week-end with her j : parents.Mr.and Mrs.George Pro-j vent.Miss Jean Parsons, of Montreal, i was in Bedford over the week-end ; with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.M.E.Parsons.Miss Allison Carr and Mr.J.' | Gruer were in St.Anne de Belle-| vue on Saturday at the Boright-Wright wedding, at which.Miss Carr was bridesmaid and Mr.G ruer was one of the ushers.Mr.and Mrs.Ross Preston an 1 John Tear spent the week-end in Cornwall, Ont., and attended the marriage, on Saturday afternoon of Miss Carolyn Giles to Mr.Frederick Wilmot, which took place iu Trinity Church.Cornwall.Miss Beverley Corey, who attended the summer school for teachers at Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, has completed her studies and has returned to Bedford, where she will remain with her mother, Mrs.E.Corey, until she returns to Knowl-ton, where Miss Corey is on the staff of the High School.Mr.and Mrs.prank Trecarten, with their children, Whitman and Mary Ann, who have spent the summer vacation at their former home in the Maritimes, are returning to Bedford shortly.Mrs.W.J.White, with her sons.Jimmie and Jerry, who have spent the past two months in the Lau-rentians, returned on Monday to St.James Rectory.Miss Kathryn Sheltus and with ed on his friends, Mr.and Mrs.: four mothers and 24 children par-I Jules Bertrand.Mr.Kinnear and ticipated, was given by Mr.Houle.Mr< McKenïîê \"The Store \"\tfamily motored to .The store» Qraniteville, was the Mrs.McKensie, ine More, xhorold, Ont., where they spent .\t,\tj \u2022 .Graniteville, is pleased to report some tll'llc with their cousins, the objective when soft drinks, ice Friends are cream and candy were provided for all.During their stay \u201cThe Store\" Mr.\tTirr»\\rn\tnf\tPKiiin.:\tthat ^ has\tlieen\t*s c?r-, Kinmwrs, of that\ttown.Friends are M.s.\tHenr>\tBrown,\tof\tPhilips-\treSp0n(jent\tfor the\tSherbrooke please(l t0 learn\tthat Mrs.Arthur ¦iL\tP>»f\tfcta«r.who is\t« yoars of aB.hood and will be pleased to receive any items of news, also to care for subscriptions, renewals, advertisements, etc., for the neighborhood.Mr .and Mrs.Richard Wallace is enjoying good health.Mr.and Mrs.Sidney McBride, of Ottawa, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Smith for the weekend.Mr.McBride was much concerned over the report of the fire binson and Mrs.John Cook were of Tamara, while at the camp JUST FROSTEE IS SO FRESH TASTING BECAUSE YOU MAKE IT WITH.FRESH MILK IVERYBODY LOVES FROSTÊE You\u2019ll rave about Frostee\u2019s fresh homemade taste.So wonderful because you make it with fresh milk.And so easy to make\u2014just follow simple directions on the package.YouTl love both Frostee flavours.Delicious \u201cas is\u201d\u2014or add your favourite fruit or sauce.Five to six servings in a package.Get Frostee\u2014 chocolate and vanilla\u2014at your grocer\u2019s today.recent guests of Mrs.Fred Cook, on Stanbridge Ridge.Mr.and Mrs.Ewart Martin, with their two sons, spent Sunday in j Dunham, guests of Mrs.Martin\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Rowse.j Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Grenier, and family, were the guests on Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Gardiner, at Pearceton.Mr.Calno Soule, of Frelighsburg, who was a student at the i Miss Catherine Draper, of Montreal, spent the week-end with her parents, Dr.and Mrs.F.E.Draper.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Dougall, who motored to Bedford from their home in Worcester, Mass., and were guests at the home of their niece, Mrs.Grant Lauer, and Mr.Lauer, have returned to their home.Mr.and Mrs.David Tune, of Bedford High School, passed his St.Lambert, spent the week-end COSTS SO LITTLE 1 Grade XI examinations and plans to enter Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, in the autumn.Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Borden spent the week-end at their summer home at Parker's, at North Hero, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Roger Kimmell, former residents of Bedford, now of St.Eustache-sur-le-lac, were visiting friends in town over tthe week-end.Miss Sanny Maki spent the past week-end in Riceburg, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.Renaud.Mr.Lloyd Miller, of Longeuil, spent the week-end in Bedford with Mrs.Miller and daughters.Mr.Myrll Wells, of Longueuil, spent the week-end with Mrs.Wells and family.Mr.and Mrs.Tom St.Don, of Burlington, Vt., were recent guests of their aunt, Mrs.Lydia Larocque, on their way to Hart- U MONTREAh m with the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Corey.Mr.and Mrs.R.Robinson and family have returned home from Philipsburg, where they were the guests of Mrs.Robinson\u2019s mother.Mrs.William Martin, for several days.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Russell, former residents of Bedford, now of St.Catharines, Ont., have been visiting relatives and friends m Bedford, and Frelighsburg.Miss I.Larocque, of Montreal, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.P.Larocque.Mrs.Robert Soden, of Montreal, who has been the guest of her sister, Miss Leulla McNamara, has returned to her home in Montreal.Tl\u2019.e Rev.Father Dery, of St.Hyacinthe, is the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Dery, Pine Avenue.Mrs.George Moody has returned home from a motor trip through Ontario, where she visited friends in Galt, Toronto and Cobourg.Mr.and Mrs.D.K.Sherry, with their son, Bruce, of Danville, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ross Preston, before leaving on a motor trip to Maine.Miss Carol Sager, of Stanbridge Ridge, who is on the staff of the local branch of the Bank of Montreal, has returned from her holidays, which were spent on a trip YUMMIE!\u2014Gov.Adlai Stevenson ! of Illinois evidently gets eyepopping pleasure out of the milk shake he\u2019s sipping through a straw.He\u2019s pictured taking time out for refreshment at the Illinois 1 Centennial State Fair.and three children, of Stanstead, in the parliament Buildings as he were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Royce works there Wallace.Mr.Robert Wallace, of Stanstead, was also a guest at the same home.Richard Ellis, of the R.C.A.F., of Trenton, Ont., spent a week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Ellis.Richard was accompanied by a friend, also of the R.C.A.F.Mr.John Webb, of Rock Island, was a Sunday guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Ellis.An accident was narrowly and noisily averted when cars, driving ' at top speed almost met head-on at the Graniteville corner.A \u201cSlow Down\u201d sign before an accident oc- ' curs might be wiser than to wait I until someone gets killed.Mr, and Mrs.Lloyd Beattie and daughter, Miss Beverley Beattie, ofi Thetford Mines, were guests of Mr.! and Mrs.Jules Bertrand for a few ! days when returning from a visit to friends in the eastern United1 States.Mr.William Kinnear, of Kin® nearville, with his son-in-law.Mr.I Clarence Nutbrown, of Beebe, call-.Miss Joan Hewitt have been advised that they have been accepted as members of the nursing class, which opens on September 3, at i the General Hospital, Montreal.Miss J.Erno spent the weekend at her home, at Pigeon Hill.! Mr.and Mrs.Xavier Battet spent a recent week-end in the i Laurentians.was the scene of considerable activity.Mrs.Ward and Mrs.Bergeron, of Manchester, N.H., were guests of Mr.and Mrs, Chartier.During their stay, accompanied by Mrs.Chartier, they visited the Ancient Capital.Mr.and Mrs.James E.Robinson, Mr.and Mrs.Dobbs, of Hatley.0( Thetford Mines, spent a few with their daughter and sondn-law weeks with their daughter.Mrs.wore Sunday callers at their, for- Bertrand.Mr.Robinson was sunnier residence, \u201cThe Store.\u2019 in prised and delighted with the Graniteville.\tgrowth of the garden produce in During their stay in Granite- Graniteville.ville, Mr.and Mrs, Lloyd Beattie Mrs.Genevieve Ellwell and dau-wore supper guests of Mr.and ghter, Ann, of radio station WLYN, Mrs.Clarence Nutbrown in Beebe.Marblehead, Mass., are visiting Mr.A haycart picnic drive, in which and Mrs.Pilgrim Bortolot.FRESH ORANGE JUICE gives you ALL THE FLAVOUR ALL THE GOODNESS Remember- only the BEST California oranges are shipped/1 yuA/ Sunkist CALIFORNIA ORANGIS Only th« Best of the Best pro stamped Sunkist \u2022ijg!rg8*r r* TO'*' ! CHOOSE at *0^ rmk av - N2U fl Have you ever eaten fresh vegetables right out of the garden?Or plucked juicy ripe fruit right from the tree?That's the sort of freshness and flavour DOMINION strives to bring you, every day, all year 'round.STrfnr \\ i '(î.-\u2019-fD m.\u201e VI \"MeinT\" Tasty, appetizing CHILI SAUCE\t12-01.bottle\t33c New Pack Choice No.4 E0ÏAL ROSE PEAS\t20-ei.tin\t22c Imported from California TOMATOES\tn 20-oz.^ tins\t39c \"Blue & Gold\" Fancy KERNEL CORN\t14-oz.tin\t17c \"Swift's\" Ideal for cold plates FÈE1\t12-ox.tin\t33c \"Brunswick\" SARDINES\t3 tins\t23c \"Gold Seal\" Solid white meat TUNA FISH\t7-oi.tin\t40c c6 (faat Fresh\tVeMtefi/es California Red Malaga SHAPES Ur9° Clu*,#r\u2018 At Sweet Juicy Extra Low Price 2 lb.2§c Red Ripe \u2014 Quebec Grown\t TOMATOES Jj'SS F\" s''\u201ch\t4 ibs.29c California Bartlett\t PLARS\tLuscious, Juicy, Fruit\t2 ibl.29c Quebec Grown Duchess \u2014 New Crop, Eating\tor Cooking APPLES\tSpecial Low Price\t6 qts.basket 59C\t Ontario \u2014 Your Dominion Store is Receiving Daily Shipment.\t UjCi JL «MIPC' The Pick of the Orchards.A asAileSaEsM\t(, qts.Basket.\tAT POPULAR PRICE Royal Brand SMOKED PICNICS Short Shank Mild Cure lb.29c; Grade A Fresh Killed HOASTIMO CHICKEN 4 to S lbs.45c Swift Premium Boneles* SMOKED HAM tb.89c Maple Leaf P01K SAUSAGE tb.49c First Grade Rind On SIM BACON 1 lb.package lb.35c Pure Beef (85% Lean).GROUND BEEF lb, 39c Richmello \u2014 BREAD Brown or White 24-oz.SLICED _ 15c \"Aylmer\" sliced or halves CHOICE PEACHES\t2\t15-ox.tins\t33c \"Dainty Mix\" Imported FRUIT COCKTAIL\t\t28-ox.tin\t37c \"Bright's\" Choice Red PITTED CHERRIES\t2\t15-ot.tint\t35c \"Resedale\", \"Nature's Best\", \"Ideal' TOMATO JUICE\t' Choice m 20.oi.« tins\t\t25c \"Crest\" GRAPEFRUIT JUICE\t\t48-ox.tin\t22c A real buy In Biscuits HOLIDAY CREAMS\t\tMb.pkg-\t33c \"Lion's\" Pickling VINEGAR\tplus deposit\t\tgallon\t51c Whole Mixed PICKLING SPICE\t\t4-ox.pkg.\t14c Small ti^o MASON JARS\t\tdozen\t1.05 Save Now! With this Va prie* sal* RINSÛ\tSPECIALl\t2\tlargo pkgs.\t55c Free Cannon Face Cloth with BREEZE\t\tlarge pkg.\t39c CERTO FOR JELL?25c Values effective until 6 p.m.Aug.23, in our store, 108 Wellington St.North.Signpost of Satisfaction DOMINION STORES LIMITED J Ten- SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 Names Of Prize Winners At Waterloo Fair Announced Following are the names of prize winners at the Waterloo Fair: Belgian Horses Aged stallion: J.Dominingue.Stallion, 1 yr.: 1 Arthur Chag-non; 2 Jacques Chagnon.Mare 3 yrs,: 1 B.A.Ryan; 2 Arthur Chagnon; 3 Jacque Chagnon.Canadian Horses Mare 3 yrs.: W.Taylor.Standard breed Aged stallion: J.J.Irwin.Stallion, 1 yr.: L.P.Durrell.Mare and foal: L.P.Durrell.Mare, 3 yrs.: 1 J.J.Irwin; 2 L.P.Durrell.Mare, 1 yr.: J.J.Irwin.Foal: L.P.Durrell.Grade Heavy Draft Mare or gelding, 3 yrs.: 1 R.Thibeault; 2 Henri Leduc; 3 G.H.Harvey; 4 M.J.Blackwood.Mare or gelding, 1 yr.: 1 Arthur Chagnon; 2 Jacques Chagnon.Mare and foal: J.Domingue.Foal born in 1952: J.Domingue.Light Draft Mare or gelding, 3 yrs.: 1 M.J.Blackwood; 2 R.B.Call.Carriage Class Mare and foal: L.P.Durrell.Foal: L.P.Durrell.Mare or gelding, 3 yrs.: 1 G.Richard; 2 J.Dominigue; 3 R.McMahon; 4 L.Degrenier.Mare or gelding, 2 yrs.: Winston Taylor.Prepare far ffie pfCfCllVM season now I BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES K£>.A\\KA WO HARO VLTiW,WV Sfc GWllW \u2018 By Edgar Martin iiiwy WHITE VINEGAR u««a»rSriauiuin FG&Z! Write H.J.Heim Company of Canada ltd.Dept.S.P., 420 Dupont St., Toronto 4, Ontario, for pickling recipe booklet, V-252 Mare or gelding, 1 yr.: 1 J.J.Irwin; 2 L.P.Durrell.PURE BRED Single Draft: B.A.Ryan.Double Draft: B.A.Ryan.GRADE CLASSES Double Light Draft: 1 M.J.Blackwood; 2 R.B.Call; 3 C.Warden.Single Light.Draft: 1 M.J.Blackwood; 2 R.B.Call; 3 C.Warden.Double Heavy Draft: 1 R.Thibeault; 2 G.H.Harvey; 3 Henri Leduc.Single Heavy Draft: 1 R.Thibeault; 2 Henri Leduc; 3 J.H.Harvey; 4 M.J.Blackwood.Best General Purpose Horse: 1 Henri Leduc; 2 M.J.Blackv/ood; 3 C.Warden.CARRIAGE AND SADDLE Ladies Carriage Class: 1 G.McMahon; 2 H.A.Richer.Men\u2019s Carriage Class: 1 B.Richard; 2 J.McMahon; 3 L.Degrenier; 4 H.A.Richer.Pair Carriage Horses: 1 R.McMahon.Roadster Single: 1 J.McMahon; 2 B.Richard; 3 L.Degrenier.Roadster Double: 1-2 R.McMahon.Pony Single: 1 Baxter Williams; 2\tGarrett Chapman; 3 M.Howard.Pony Single Harness: 1 J.P.Boisvert; 2 Baxter Williams; 3 Garret Chapman.Ponies Doubles: H.A.Richer.Ponies Singles Saddle: 1 H.A.Richer; 2 George Young; 3 M.Howard; 4 Garret Chapman.Ponies Single Harness: 1 H.A.Richer; 2 H.A.Richer; 3 L.Degrenier; 4 A.Menard.Hackney Ponies Single: 1 L.McMahon; 2 H.A.Richer; 3 L.Degrenier.Best Boy or Girl Rider: 1 Baxter Williams; 2 R.B.Cali; 3\tCarl and aCnter Club; 4 George Young.Best Boy or Girl, 8 years: 1 Garret Chapman, 2 M.Howard.Best Boy or Girl driver: 1 R.B.Call, 2 Menard, 3 Degrenier, 4\tGeorge Young.Best Boy or Girl driver: 1 Baxter, Williams, 2 J.P.Boisvert, 3 Garret Chapmen.Pony Western Parade: 1 George Young, 2 Baxter Williams, 3 Gar ret Chapman, 4 M.Howard.Single Heavy Draft: 1 Thi beault, 2 J.H.Harvey, 3 M.J Blackwood.Combination Pony: 1 H.A.Rich ! er, 2 George Young, 3 Baxter Wil liams.j Western Pare de: 1 J.J.Irwin, 2 | M.G.Rhicard, 3 S.Atkinson.Special, Class 1: C.Warden.Special, Class 2: C.Warden.Special, Class 3: 1 J.McMrhon, 2 J.J.Irwin, 3 G.Rhicard.Special, Class 4: 1 J.J.Irwin, 2 R.Chicoine, 3 J.J.Irwin.Special, Class 5: 1 J.McMahon, 2 R.McMahon, 3 G.Rhicard.Special, Class 6: 1 G.Rhicard, 2 J.J.Irwin, 3 R.B.Call.Special, Class 7:\t1 R.Mc- Mahon, 2 H.A.Richer.Special Class 8: 1 R.McMahon, 2 H.A.Richer, 3 L.Degrenier.Special, Class 9: H.A.Richer.Special, Class 10: 1 R.B.Call, 2 M.Howard, 3 Baxter Williams.Special, Class 12: 1 H.A.Rich- m mgrj -^1 .v.¦ t.u.fil U.S.P«t.Oil.SASV , YOl> SOAT I KK>OW\t\\ 60T A SOAX WD LHXHiGH TW WHOY.Y.VOA OV \\OOVY'CAS> TPMÏ VT P.vV LVJTNVVVD TO PRVOftCY NV N\\t WANSTG VT \\V Ht WAN>VS THVS.AV.HAvNt NT ||| ' i i Bros.: 2 C.Persons: 3 R.Mizener.Bros.; 2 HAMPSHIRE SHEEP\tGovern.Ram 2 yrs.: 1 Slack Bros.; 2 L.G.Ares; 3 Oral Mc- 1 Slack Bros.; 2 Ccpr.1952 by NLA Service, Inc, Boisvert, 3 Garret ¦________________________________________________: ¦; *^BUYS WHYS fcJ/U&TXA/A/ A WEEKLY INFOILMATION SERVICE nrf MONTREAL, August 21st \u2014 Ever long for real, creamy cream-of-tomato soup?I know I do.And I know I can have it when I want it\u2014at very little cost.I just open a tin of HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP\u2014add only water\u2014and get cream-of-tomato with the creamy taste I love.You Bee, Heinz puts in the cream\u2014you add only water (save U pint of milk!) and the result is\u2014m-mmm! .delicious! When you\u2019ve tasted the wonderful difference between straight tomato soup with milk added \u2014 and Heinz Cream of Tomato (made with thick country cream) with only water added\u2014you'll want to stock up with Heinz.(A particularly good idea for your summer cottage where fresh milk is not always available.) Getting The Youngsters ready for school?When you\u2019re making or remodelling their school-clothes, use LIGHTNING SLIDE FASTENERS for convenience and safety.Clothes finished with Lightning Slide Fasteners are so easy for youngsters to get in and out.of.You see, Lightning is the zipper with the famous automatic lock.When 5 Navy blue, military style.Reg.$24.95 up New lots just received \u2014 Reg.$3.95 $^.98 ¦ Wonderful bargains in quality materials: Reg.$10.95 EVERYTHING ELSE II TIE STORE SIMILARLY REDUCED Y/HILE IN SHERBROOKE FOR THE FAIR, VISIT RICHMAN'S Jc FAIR! 28 WELLINGTON ST.SOUTH.TELEPHONE 3-2141 ?ay£ SALMON OR TUNA SALAD .CLOVER LEAF TOP QUALITY N G S QUALITY EACH British Columbia Packers Ltd., Vancouver, Canada ? \u2022SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 1951 Eleven Names Of Continued From Page 10 Salisbury; 3.Percy Honey.WHITE WYANDOTTE Hen: J.H.Fox.NEWHAMPSHIRE Hen: 1.W.Kadlocs; 2.G.M.Marsh.Cockerel: 1.H.C.Salisbury; 2.Percy Honey; 3.J.H.Fox.Pullet: 1.H.Bouchard; 2.H.C.Salisbury; 3.Percy Honey; 4.J.H.Fox.BROWN LANGSHANS Cock: 1.Stan.Booth; 2.George Booth.Hen: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan Booth.DORKINGS Cock: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan Booth.Hen: 1.Stan Booth; 2.George Booth.Cockerel: 1.George Booth.Pullet: 1.George Booth.A.V.POLISH Cock: Powell Snell.BLACK AUSTRALORPS Cock: 1.G.M.Marsh.Hen: 1.G.M.Marsh; 2.J.H.Fox; 3.W.Hadlock.Pullet: 1.J.H.Fox.LIGHT SUSSEX Cock: 1.H.Bouchard.Hen: 1.W.Hadlock; 2.J.H.Fox; 3.H.Bouchard.Cockerel: 1.H.C.Salisbury; 2.Percy Honey.Pullet: 1.Percy Honey; 2.H.C.Salisbury; 3.J.H.Fox.BROWN LEGHORN Cock: 1.H.C.Salisbury.Hen: 1.G.M.Marsh.Cockerel: 1.J.A.Bataille; 2.Stan.Booth; 3.George Booth.Pullet: 1.J.A.Bataille; 2.George Booth.ANCONA Cock: George Booth.Hen: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan.Booth.Cockerel: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan.Booth.Pullet: 1.J.A.Bataille; 2.George Booth; 3.Stan.Booth.A.O.S.B.Cock: 1.Floyd Sanborn; 2.J.A.Bataille.Hen: 1.J.A.Bataille; 2.George Booth; 3.Stan.Booth; 4.P.Ares.Cockerel: 1.Floyd Sanborn.Pullet: 1.Floyd Sanborn; 2.P.BRONZE TURKEY Female old: 1.Stan.Booth; 2.George Booth; 3.Floyd Sanborn.Male Young: 1.George Booth; 2.Floyd Sanborn; 3.Stan.Booth.Female Young: 1.Stan.Booth; 2.Floyd Booth: 3.George Booth.WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS Female old: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan Booth.Male old: 1.George Booth; 2.Stan.Booth.Female Young: 1.Stan Booth; 2.George Booth.POULTRY Bourbon Red Turkeys Female old: George Booth.Fights Tooth Decay Promotes growth of healthy gum tissue 45e-75e A.O.B.Turkeys Female old: 1 Stan Booth, 2 George Booth.Male young: George Booth.Female young: George Booth.Pekin Ducks Female old: 1 Floyd Sandborn, 2 George Booth, 3 Stan.Booth.Male young: 1 George Booth, 2 Stan.Booth.Female young: 1 Floyd Sand-born.2 Strn.Booth, 3 George Booth.Rouen Ducks Male old: J.A.Bataille.Female old: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 George Booth, 3 Stan.Booth.Male young: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 George Booth, 3 Stan.Booth, Mallard Ducks Male old: 1 Stan.Booth, 2 Floyd Sandborn, 3 George Booth.Female old: 1 George Booth, 2 Floyd Sandborn, 3 Stan.Booth.Male young: 1 George Booth, 2 Stan.Booth.Female young: 1 George Booth, 2 Stan.Booth.Muscovy Ducks Male old: 1 George Booth, 2 Stan.Booth.Female old: 1 George Booth, 2 Stan.Booth.Male young: 1 George Booth.2 Stan.Booth.Female young: 1 Stan.Booth, 2 George Booth.A.O.V.D.Ducks Male old: 1 George Booth, 2 Floyd Sandborn, 3 P.Snell.Female old: 1 Powell Snell, 2 George Booth, 3.Floyd Sandborn.Male young: Floyd Sandborn.Embden Geese Male old: George Booth.Female old: George Booth.Male young: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 George Booth.Female young: l George Booth, 2 J.A.Bataille.African Geese All selections: George Booth.Toulouse Geese Male old: 1 George Booth, 2 Floyd Sandborn.Female old: 1 Floyd Sandborn, 2 George Booth.Male young: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 Floyd Sandborn, 3 George Booth.Female young: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 George Booth.A.0.V.A.Q.V.Geese Male, female old: George Booth.Male, female young: J.A Bataille.A.V.Cockins Bantam Cock: 1 G.Chapman, 2 Powell Snell.Hen: 1 Powell Snell, 2 G.Chapman.Cockerel, pullet: Powell Snell.A.V.Sebright Bantam Cock: 1 Powell Snell, 2 George Booth, 3 Stan.Booth.Hen, pullet: Powell Snell.Japanese Silkies Bantam Cock: George Booth.A.O.V.Bantams Cock: 1 J.A.Bataille, 2 Powell Snell, 3 G.Chapman.Hen: 1 Powell Snell, 2 J.A.Bataille, 3 G.Chapman.Cockerel, pullet: G.Chapman.Guinea Fowls Cock: 1 Powell Snell, 2 George Booth.Hen: 1 George Booth, 2 Powell Snell.Old Breeding Pens White Leghorn: Stan.Booth.New Hampshire: H.Bouchard.Young Breeding Pens Barred Rock Ex.: 1 H.Bouchard, 2 J.A.Fox.White Leghorn: 1 Percy Honey, 2 H.C.Salisbury.White Rock: 1 H.C.Salisbury, 2 Percy Honey.Newhampshires: J.H.Fox.Breeding Pens Turkeys: George Booth.Geese: George Booth.Ducks.1 George Booth, 2 Powell Snell.Old Breeding Pens: 1 Powell WATERLOO 1 WITH THIS DANDY 5 MINUTE BREAKFAST /t- 0*99* CORN flaked ?A BOW- SILVERWARE BARGAIN! 3 fine teaspoons, with your own initial only 75é and 1 box top from Kellogg's Corn flakes.See package.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Boright and Mr.Charles Boright, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Robert Row-en, of New York City, with Mr.Ralph Boright and son, Ian, of Montreal, who rre holidaying at Vale Perkins, attended the Bo-right-Wright wedding in the Uni-j ted Church, Baie CTdrfe, on Satur-1 day, August 16th.Later, the re-1 ception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Wright.Dr.Boright is a son of Mr.and Mrs.Boright and a brother of Mrs.Rowen.Messrs.Chrrles and Ralph Boright.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Wade and son, Arthur, of Montreal, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.K.Robinson, Court Street.Mr.Wade will spend part of this holiday period in Quebec City, with relatives.Mr.Ralph Boright and son Ian, of Montreal, who are holidaying with the other members of the family at Vrle Perkins, were recent overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Boright and Mr.: Charles Boright.Dr.and Mrs.Earl Blake were ! among the guests at the Boright-Wright wedaing at Baie Udrfe, on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.P.Grainger have returned from a week\u2019s holidry, part of which time was enjoyed in New York City.Miss Dora Lambert, of Montreal, visited Mrs.J.H.Symous and Mrs.J.L.Simpson when on her way to spend her vacation at her summer place in Melbourne.Among those from Waterloo who were in Sutton on Saturday to enjoy the elaborate parade in celebration of the 150th anniversary of that town were: Mr.Melvin Kennedy, the Misses Edith Hanna and George Ashton, Mrs.Grace Righton, Mrs.E.J.McKenna, Miss Jessie Cook, Miss McKenna, Mrs.S.J.Irwin and Mrs.Ernest Stone, who was visiting her sister, Mrs.Arthur Dar-rah and Mr.Darrrh, during the anniversary festivities.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Decker, of Auburn, N.Y., visited Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Campbell and family over the week-end.Mrs.E.A, Thomas, of City View, Ont., who is visiting Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Hunter and Miss Alice Hunter, is spending a few days in Newport, Vt., with her sister, Mrs.Charles Murdock.Miss Geraldine Campbell has returned home from a pleasant three week\u2019s visit in Auburn, Syracuse, Utica and Vernon, N.Y.where she was a guest of relatives.On Sunday afternoon Mr.and Mrs.W.H.McKenna, of Magog, were calling on Mrs.McKenna, Miss Marjorie McKenna, and Miss Jessie Cook and in the evening Mr.and Mrs.Robert Campbell and Mr.Neil Campbell, also of Magog, were supper guests at the same home.Mrs.E.0.Pepin, of Saxby\u2019s Corner, was a week-end guest of Mrs.J.A.Corcoran, Clark Hill.Recently Mrs.S.J.Irwin accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Walter M.Wallace and Mr.Wilbur Wallace, of Warden Heights, to South Stukely, where they visited Mrs, James Standish and Mrs.Albert E.Cook in the Courville Rest Home.Mr.Lorenzo Campbell is home from St.Johns to enjoy his vacation.On Wednesday, he, with his sister, Miss Miriam, accompanied their guests, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Decker and two children, of Auburn, N.Y., to Montreal, where they were joined by Mr.Raymond Campbell from St.Johns.Mr.and Mrs.P.Grainger have returned home from a pleasant holiday which they enjoyed in New York City.Recent guests of Mr.Guy Mar-tindale were his brother, Mr.John Martindale, Mrs.Martindale and two daughters from Melrose, Mass.; his sister, Mrs.George Truax, of Franklin, Vt.; and his brother-in-law, Mr.Robert Mcrey, of Richford, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Lennon have returned fro ma pleasant holiday spent in North Hatley.On his return to his business in Montreal, from his summer place at Lake Memphremagog, Mr.Reginald W.Cooke was an overnight guest, on Sunday, of his aunt, Miss I.M.Gilmour.Mr.Güy Martindale was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Rudy Quebec and daughters, Faith and Sandra, at their summer place at Brome Lake.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Wilkins were in Montreal, on Sunday, to visit the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.Mary Wilkins, of Abercorn, who is convalescing in Ward G, General Hospital, following the removal of a cataract from one of her eyes.Mr.and Mrs.A.Hamberger, of New Haven, Conn., were recent overnight guests of Mrs.Symous and Mrs.Simpson.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Reed and family include Mr, and Mrs.Arnold Jones, of Cowansville, Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Catheart and two daughters, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.John Reed of Sawyerville; Mr.and Mrs, Victor Bell and son Ronnie, of East Clifton; Mrs.Stanley Thompson and daughter, Carol, of Ben-noxville.Mr.and Mrs.Evan Jack, of Kingston, Ont., visited Mr.and Mrs.Charles Slack during the past week and while here called on Mrs.McKenna, Miss McKenna, and Miss Cook and other friends.On their way to Waterloo, Mr.and Mrs.Jack visited Mr.Slack\u2019s mother, Mrs.Stanton Jack, in Chat-auguay.Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Garret Chapman and family j during Waterloo Fair were: Mr.! and Mrs.Rupert Allen and daughter, Susan, from Granby; Mr.and Mrs.Elton Bockus, of Knowlton; Mr .and Mrs.Wilson Frizzle, and son.Allen, of Brome, and Miss Kathleen Hughes, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.John Kingston and son, John, of Boston, were recently calling on Mrs.Mabel Kingston and Mr.and Mrs.George Beaulac.Mrs.L.A.Kenyon, of Montreal, Snell, 2 J.A.Bataille.Young Breeding Pens: G.Chapman.Best.Ex.of Rabbits: 1 Marcel Graiepy, 2 J.A.Bataille, 3 Gwen Hughs.é IN THE PINK WITH GREENS\u2014Carol Jean Willie, 18.of Des Plains.111., displays some of the \"green stuff that counts\" after being chosen queen of the Illinois Vegetable Week for the second consecutive rear.with her daughter, Mrs.Johns, of Ottawa, were recent guests of Mrs.F.B.Perkins, Mr.and Mrs.Alden Perkins and family.Miss Gwen Hughes, of the local office staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, has been enjoying a holiday at Brome Lake with Mrs.William Farrar, of Verdun.Mr.Henry Erastus Savage, with his daughter.Miss Helen Savage, from Walden, Mass., were overnight guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Hamilton and while here called on Mrs.McKenna.Miss Cook, Miss McKenna and visited old familiar scenes at Savage's Mills and North Shcfford where they visited the cemetery.| the last resting place of many of their ancestors and relatives.Mrs.J.Gallagher, of St.Lam-; bert .was a recent guest of Mr.and ! Mrs.Charles W.Slack.Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Soward, of Pittsburg, Pa., were week-end visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.David R.Hughes.On their way to their summer : home.Conference Heights.Know 1-j ton.Mr.and Mrs.Earl W.Wallace, I of Westmount, called on Mrs.S.J.1 Irwin, on Thursday.Mrs.M.O.Sherwood, Mrs.Adam.Miss Ruth and Master Louis Adam, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Kittell and Miss Fry Kittell, in Granby.After spending several weeks ! with Mr.and Mrs.David R.Hughes and Miss Gwen Hughes.; Giroward Avenue.Mrs.Singer has returned to her home in Verdun.Rev.and Mrs.Ernest Anex.of Roxton Pond, and Mrs.Jack.Sr : of Granby, were recent guests of ; Mr.and Mrs.Conrad John.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Bird and ; Mrs.Irwin spent an evening in I Granby with relatives.Mrs.J.A.Corcoran visited Mrs.i E.C.Inglis and daughter in Fos-! ter.Mr.and Mrs.David Ball and i two children, of Hamilton, Ont .! were recent guests of Mrs, Ella i Martin and Miss Beverley Martin, j Ellis Street.Mrs.C.P.Hunter was calling I on her daughter, Mrs.Frank Mil-lenchamp.of Ste.Anne de Bellevue who with her family are now at their summer place at Bronte j Lake.Miss T.M.Gilmour, Miss Ellen! McGinty and Mrs.Orval Quilliams spent a day at Georgeville with] Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Cooke and son, Billy, of Westmount, who are hoi idaÿing at their summer home there.Mr.and Mrs.Frank !.Pearson and two daughters, of Sherbrooke.1 were calling during the past week on several of their inends in Waterloo.Mrs.Antonio Daigle has returned from St.Catherines, Ont., where she was visiting her sister, Mrs.R.Savder.While there Mrs.Daigle attended the Fulton-Sayder wedding and the reception following.Mrs.Daigle also called on Mr.and Mrs.B.Wooley, who formerly resided in Waterloo.Mrs.Mabel Kingston has gone to Lincoln, N.Ft., to visit her brother.Mr.Fred Harrison and GRAN1TEVILLE Mrs.Ellis and children were din ner guests of Mrs.McKenzie.Friends of Mrs.Gordon Bullock regret to learn she has been obliged to enter the Sherbrooke Hospital as a patient.daughter.Mrs.Darcey Dunn and daughter.Carol, were recent guests of ; Mr.Francis Dunn and family, in Granby.EXE CUTORS AND TRUSTEES FOR OVER HALE A CENTURY value for your money - i Bequeath to your he in all the benefits that come from experienced estate administration THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY Our boôklêl \u201cWhof W* Con Do For Yov/\"?It availabl* on r«gu«if.105 ST.JAMES ST.W., MONTREAL \u2022 HARBOUR 4221 ü *1 W?WëMwSr\u2018' ?nil\t\u201d sE GOOD FOOD AT LOW COST ! plus 24-OZ.JAR s.< A: >0 Sg ¦Ai VAC HON STSWWBEIW iy c o'/a r °y Good Food Ai Low Cost! 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Danv'nL,' U l d\u2019 round but ended up with a one Mrg_ ^ E\u2019 Eakins 87 4 83 stroke lead.S.C.C.Some fifty golfers from all parts | _m;ss ^ Fuller, of the Eastern Townships are tak- | Granby ing part.\tMiss Kay Thompson The S.C.C.team of Mrs.Eakins.: Lennoxville .Mrs.B.N.Holtham and Mrs.A.Miss E.McMurray, Kerridge made a clean sweep of Asbestos .the team honors\u2014a one day af- Miss J.MacWha, fair.The local team copped both : Knowlton .the gross and net trophies given Mrs.B.N.Holtham, by the C.L.G.U., local division.\tS.C.C.Mrs.E.Morkham.Hermitage, Mrs.^A.W.Kerridge, and Mrs.R.I.McCabe, S.C.C., are tied for first place in class :'B\" which includes golfers with handi-caps from 24 to 35 while Mrs.R.-Viss F.Kittell, Keeler and Miss A.Duberger.Granby both S.C.C.are leading the \u201cC\u201d section with 119.\u201cC\u201d section is for 36 handicappers.\t! Mrs.E.1 Cleveland and Mrs.Eakins, though Miss Fuller with 93 S.C.C.Mrs.W.E.Dunn, Windsor Mills .CLASS \u201cB\u201d (24-35) 88 9 79 93\t17 76 94\t15 79 95\t12 83 97 15 82 96\t17 79 100 20 80 101 18 83 103 19 84 YESTERDAY\u2019S GAMES PROVINCIAL LEAGUE Granby 7, Quebec 3.Three Rivers 7, St.Hyacinthe 8.Drummondville I-, St.Johns 8.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 1, 2.Montreal 0, 8.Syracuse 7, Buffalo 1.Ottawa 3, Springfield 2.Toronto 5, Rochester 6.NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 3.Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1.Boston 2.St.Louis 9.New Vork at Chicago ippd.rain).AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 12, New York 3.Cleveland 18, Boston 8.Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3.St.Louis at Washington tppd., rain).Len O Donnell s SPORT SHOTS and POT SHOTS with 94, may pull a surprise.d be\tHermitage \t\t107 Mrs.\tMrs.R.I.McCabe,\t al-\tS.C.C\t\t107 and\tMiss C.Flint,\t ville,\tLennoxville\t109 \t1 Mrs.K.Shaw,\t \tKnowlton \t\t109 «\tMiss E.Von Berg,\t \tLennoxville .\t111 \tMiss R.Laporte,\t \tS.C.C\t\t111 \tjMiss A.Gardner,\t \tHermitage \t\t113 If® if S33 U ONLY mm # m:\\ m i¥S BREWS© \"COOL CONTROL\" brewing extracts only the top goodness from Dow quality ingre-dients by eliminating all adverse temperature variations in the brewing prcccss.I Mrs.G.D.McManamy, S.C.C.114 27 87 Mrs.H.French, Drummondville .117 27 90 Mrs.G.Van Fleet, Hermitage .117 30 87 CLASS \u201cC\u201d (36) Mrs.R.Keeler, TODAY\u2019S GAMES PROVINCIAL LEAGUE Three Rivers at Granby.St.Johns at Quebec.Drummondville at St.Hyacinthe.(All night games.) INTERNATIONAL LEAGJJE Montreal at Baltimore.Ottawa at Springfield.Buffalo at Syracuse.Toronto at Rochester.(All night games).NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.New York at Chicago (2).Boston at St.Louis (night).(Only games scheduled.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York.Cleveland at Boston.St.Louis at Washington (2).(Only games scneduled.) STANDINGS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE S.C.C\t\t119\t36\t83 Miss A.Duberger, S.C.C\t\t119\t36\t83 Mrs.K.C.F.Mills, S.C.C\t\t120\t36\t84 Mrs.P.Robins, S.C.C\t\t121\t36\t85 Mrs.S, Fewster, Knowlton \t\t130\t36\t94 Mrs.A.Dussault, S.C.C\t\t133\t36\t97 Mrs.Esther Niles, S.C.C.\u2019\t\t133\t36\t97 Mrs.H.Langille, S.C.C\t\t146\t36\t110 Mrs.P.Genest, S.C.C\t\t151\t36\t115 \tWon\tLost\tPCT.\tGBL Montreal .\t.\t79\t49\t.617\t Syracuse .\t.\t72\t61\t.541\t9Vi Rochester .\t.\t72\t62\t.537\t10 Toronto \t\t.65\t63\t.508\t14 Baltimore .\t.\t64\t70\t.478\t1R Buffalo \t\t.61\t68\t.473\t1814 Springfield .\t.56\t75\t.427\t2442 Ottawa \t\t.56\t77\t.421\t25 Vi» NATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tWon\tLost\tPCT.\tGBL Brooklyn \t\t.75\t38\t.664\t New York .\t.68\t45\t.602\t7 St.Louis .\t.69\t49\t.585\t81/2 Philadelphia .\t.63\t53\t.543\t13% Chicago \t\t.\t58\t60\t.492\t19% Boston .\t.\t49\t66\t.426\t27 Cincinnati .\t.50\t69\t.420\t28 Pittsburgh .\t35\t87\t.287\t44% AMERICAN\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tWon\tLost\tPCT.\tGBL New York .\t.70\t50\t.583\t Cleveland .\t.88\t50\t.576\t1 Boston .\t.62\t53\t.529\t5%\u2019 Washington .\t.62\t56\t.525\t7 Chicago .\t.62\t58\t.517\t8 Philadelphia .\t.60\t56\t.517\t8 St.Louis .\t.60\t70\t.417\t20 Detroit \t\t.39\t80\t.328\t30% y lermac Dumps Soffield Î3-2 In Final League Game In Industrial; fs To Commence September 3 Shermac finished up the league schedule of the Sherbrooke Industrial Softball League last night in a blaze of glory, as they came home with a twin-killing, defeating Suffield in the opening game 13-2, and then copped the nightcap default as Railroaders being unable to field a team.Getting seven runs in the first two innings the Shermac team view.The semi-finals of the playoffs get going on the 3rd of September, with Textile clashing with Domil in the opening game, and Shermac and Suffield featuring the second game, the series will be a two out of three affair, with the winners meeting in a three out of five final.All games will be played to a took it easy and only put on the j finish with extra innings if S pressure when Suffield threatened.Ronald! had control all through the game, and kept the Suffield batters to seven scattered hits.He contributed to his own cause by blasting out two home runs, Moison, his teammate, did likewise.Suffield played well but were without two or three of their regular players, and seemed to be taking things easy having the.semi-finals of the playoffs in necessary.\t\t\tR H E Shermac .\t340\t042\t0\u201413 15 3 Suffield\t100\t001\t0\u20142 7 0 Ronaldi and\tDubois: Thomas\t\t and Boley.\t\t\t FINAL STANDING\t\t\t \t\tP\tW FTP Textile \t\t\t19\t17 2 0 34 Shermac \t\t\t20\t13 6 1 27 Domil \t\t\t18\t8 9 2 18 Suffield \t\t\t19\t7 11 1 15 R.Readers .\t\t20\t6 14 0 12 Rand \t\t\t19\t5 14 0 10 McElroy And Mawhinney May Wreck B.C.Willingdon Cup Team If They Continue Hot Pace In U.S.Amateur Vancouver, Aug.21\u2014i((P)\u2014Walt, Canadian Junior title will go the McElroy and BHl Mawhinney may i same distance and at the same wreck British Columbia\u2019s Willing- time.The 40 contestants, includ-dqn Cup golf team if they main- ing the juniors, will be mixed up E.T.GOLF CHAMPIONS TO BE DECIDED THIS WEEK The 1952 Eastern Townships lady golf champion will be named this afternoon at the Sherbrooke Club after completion of the Stî-hole annual event.The men will take over this week-end and their new champ will be crowned Sunday afternoon after the 54-hole competition.The first round will be held Saturday and after the initial 18-holes the boys will be divided into three flights to battle it out Sunday for the honors.We understand that Don Doe, the golfing sensation from Granby, may not be around to defend his laurels over the week-end, as he is scheduled to enter the hospital for a minor operation and may miss the event.If that is so then the competition will be thrown wide open to the rest of the field.This event is open to golfers from the clubs comprising the Eastern Townships but we still think that the crown will go back to Granby, the golfing town of the District that seems to come up with good players year after year.John Dukelow, the long hitter and former E, T.champ, may be around and if so then the rest of the field had better sharpen up.Big John, who plays around Montreal.is still a member of Granby and we are given to understand that he is coming back to Granby to settle down.Another trophy st stake this week-end is the Sherbrooke Record team prize.This is decided on Saturday and (lie four-man team with the lowest gross total cops the silverware.Granby has won the Record for three consecutive years and will be bidding for their fourth straight and from the looks of things they should repeat once again.W\u2019e wonder when somebody will break this string.We think it will go on for a while yet.So don\u2019t forget Saturday and Sunday come up and see the top amateurs of the Townships in action.?\u2022h Just a note to remind golfers that the St.Johnsbury, Vt., Open comes up over Labor Day week-end and that Monday, August 25, is the final day for entries.This is mother annual event which has gone forward in leaps and bounds during the past few years which has met with the approval of the club-swingers.Kermit Grant, the hard working golfer who hails from Lyndonville, Vt., with the able assistance of Mae Henderson, the genial little pro from the St.Johnsbury Country Club, has made a great success of the tournament.We understand the prizes this year will be on a par with the past and this should be sufficient to satisfy the golfers.St.J.has always had some beautiful prizes and this year\u2019s are no exception.Golfers are reminded to send in their entries to get their starting times as it is expected that a large field will take part in the event.The starting times will be carried in the paper next week.You may pick either one of the three days, Saturday, Sunday or Monday, to play on but the committee would like to have Monday left open for the pros and low amateurs.So cut out the entry form in the paper and send it along if you intend to take part and then be on time.4-\t*\t?HORSES STILL COMING FOR RACES Years ago when Fair time rolled around it always was a problem to try and find horses to fill the different classes on the racing program but judging from the entries this year it is going to be a problem to try and find space in which to accommodate them.Quite a change.We attribute this to two things, mainly the jump in purses and the P.R.work being done by Ivan Dugre, Sherbrooke\u2019s well known sportsman and lover of horses.Ivan has been camping on the doorstep of the owners for the past months and at every turn has canvassed them.There is a lot more work in organizing races than appears to the eye.It takes months to prepare the list of the different classes according to the horses that will be around.The stakes arc a set affair as the owners must stake their mounts and pay their entrance fee but the rest of the races are the ones which take time to lay out.The Race Committee, under the able guidance of Colin Campbell, deserves a lot of credit for their untiring efforts in trying to give the local fans some good classes.A new barn was built but even with this it appears as though there will be a shortage of stalls, DRIVERS\u2019 COMPETITION TO TAKE PLACE The boys who sit behind the mounts will have a little event of their own.The driver who finishes the week iu first position will he presented with a §!>0 cheque donated by the Dufferin Park at Toronto while we understand that several other prizes will be given away during the week.The competition will be judged on a win-show-place basis with three points going to the top reinsman in each race, with two for the boy finishing in the show-spot while the place-winner will garnish one point After the final race on Friday afternoon the cheque will be presented to the winner.So race fans don\u2019t forget the Sunday afternoon card with the SI,500 Pacing Derby, the Junior Free-for-all Trot and a classified event making nine races on the card for the day.Improvements have also been made to the pari-mutuel and now the fans will have seven booths to buy their ticket.This will help to speed up things and at the same time give the fans better service.Walcott And Marciano Officially Sign Papers Philadelphia.Aug.21- World heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger Jersey Joe eiano formally signed contracts yesterday for their 15-round title bout at Municipal Stadium Sept.23.Walcott, who will be making his second defence of the title he won from Ezzard Charles in July.1951, is guaranteed 40 per cent of the | gate.Marciano will get 20 per cent.Promoter Herman Taylor, who is staging the bout in collaboration with the International Boxing Club of New York, said he ex-I poets a million-dollar gate including television ami other rights.ihe agreement also calls for a return match within 90 dn>s should the undefeated Brockton, Mass., battler beat Walcott.Both fighters deposited $5,000 cheques with the Commission as guarantees for their appearance and performance.Hamilton-Winemaster Ask For Transfers Big Luke Easter Setting Hot Pace So Indians Are Challenging Yanks For Lead; Dodgers Win As Giants Idle Ever since Luke Easter became a regular with Cleveland Indians two years ago it has been srid, \u201cas Easter goes so go the Indians.\u201d Easter\u2019s value is clearly demonstrated by his performance this year.Big l.uko is hot right now and so are the Indians.Cleveland, with Easter playing®)- Two Vancouverites Among Sixteen Survivors In U.S.Amateur As Top Favorites Upset In Close Battles Seattle, Aug.21.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Two of Canada\u2019s top golfers made their way todry into the fifth round of the U.S.Amateur Golf Championship and reached a point where each is a threat to cop the tournament.The Vancouver men, Walt McElroy and Bill Mawhinney, played outstanding golf to get by the fourth round which saw several top American sters eliminated.McElroy holds the Canadian Amateur title that belonged to Mawhinney in 1950.McElroy conquered Dan Silves-®;;-\u2014- tri of San Francisco, 2 and 1, this ! i°«r-year hitch in the Navy, handmorning and then nosed out Dale ec\u2018 the British Amateur Cham-Morey of Martinsville, Ind., twoiPion, Harvie Ward of Tarboro, up, in his second match of the N £'-' a 4 and 2 beating.tain their scorching pace in the U.S.Amateur at Seattle.But B.C.golf fans couldn\u2019t care less.The two Vancouver golfers today were competing in the fifth round of the American Amateur and wild dreams of fans here have the two hooking up in an All-Canadian final.A Canadian hasn't won the U.S.Amateur since Sandy Somervile turned the trick in 1932.The final of the U.S.Amateur falls on Saturday, the day for the Willingdon Cup Interprovincial team matches here.McElroy and Mawhinney, the 1951 and 1950 Canadian Amateur title-holders, respecetively, are members of the B.C.team.If both\u2014or either\u2014reached the final, it would seriously cripple ll.C.\u2019s hopes of taking the Willingdon.Cup away from defending champion Ontario.Naturally enough, golfers in in 12 threesome and two pairs.Doug Silverberg of Alberta and Otto McKush of Manitoba will lead off at 8.30 a.m.Meanwhile, the draw was completed for the Canadian Amateur, opening Monday, also over the Capilano layout.There are 195 entries, 82 of them Americans, including crooner Bing Crosby and Frank Strana-han of Toledo, O., twice Canadian champion.Match play will start Monday with 18 holes\u2014there Is no qualifying round.' Among those drawing byes in the first round are Crosby, Phil Farley of Toronto, McElroy and Mawhinney, Joe Leblanc of Montreal, Rex Joudrey of Dartmouth, N.S., and Glen Gary of Edmonton.day.Mawhinney defeated John W.Don Cherry of Garden City N.Y., a singer with a sultry voice WEDNESDAY\u2019S STARS Batting Connie Ryan, Phils\u2014clouted his these climes wouldn\u2019t give a fig 112th homer, walked three times, for the Willingdon Cup if a Van-j stole two bases and scored all of couver boy could win the U.S.| Philadelphia runs in 3-1 triumph amateur.The eight four-man teams\u2014 New Brunswick and Prince Edward have a combined team and Newfoundland is not entered\u2014 will shoot 36 medal holes over the par-72 Capilano course in West Vancouver.The eight juniors competing for the Buckingham Cun and the Wood of Seattle, 6 and 4, to take ^ a red hot putter, whipped his fourth-round match.Earlier in ^rank Stranahan, twice British the day he downed Bruce McCormick of Hollywood, 3 and 2.The strong showing by Mawhinney surprised those on the sidelines as the Vancouver golfer was forced out of the Americas Cup play last week with a lame back.McElroy had his ups and downs against Morey.The American Frank Stranahan, twice Champion, 3 and 1 And Paul Johanson, who played for the University of Washington this spring, eliminated Ray Bit lows of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., three-time runner-up for the amateur title, 5 and 3 These three major upsets in the afternoon round today followed a morning third round which saw drove out of bounds and ^ cfc'f o\thnnv n-.ws n 1947 nfatdh0itemore SdTlv so^that aU ~-up; hilly Joe Patton, the ?^/eKd.A,rrt, tad lyD S ''h i: Carolines champion, Arnold Blum the halfway mark the Canadian was only one up.On the second nine, McElroy three-putted and lost the 10th to Morey\u2019s par four but he won the 11th where Morey\u2019s iron landed beyond the 167-yard green and his recovery rolled off the other side.Morey won the 12th and 13th as McElroy ran into trouble getting off the tees, putting Morey one up.Driver trouble forced of Macon, Ga., and Frank Strafaci of Garden City, N.Y, Norway\u2019s Speed King Ready To Meet Reds over Pittsburgh.Pitching Carl Scheib, Athletics\u2014pitched and batted Philadelphia to a 4-3 triumph over Detroit, driving in tying runs with two-run single and scoring winning run.Additional Sport page 15.Oslo, Aug.21\u2014(fP)\u2014Hjalmar Andersen, Norway\u2019s speed skating king, said yesterday he would welcome a change to meet Russia\u2019s Morey to concede the 14th and best skaters on the Soviets the match was even.\t.\u201chome ground.\u201d The American took the 15th Andersen\u2019s statement came af-with a belter display of putting ter a Russian challenge was print-but McElroy squared it on the ed in a Provda story Tuesday, di-16th with a one-over-par five.! recting Red skaters to better the Morey three-putted to lose the ; Norwegian\u2019s world record for Sydney.Aug.21\u2014((Pt The Ontario Hockey Association has applied to M.A.H.A.Secretary Registrar Campbell of Sydney for braneh-to-brnnch transfers for Morey Hamilton and Bill Wine-master.members of Moncton Hawks of the Maritime Major Hockey League last year.Moncton claim to have signed Hamilton to a new contract for this season and have refused a release.Hamilton, who came to Moncton last year from Quebec Aces, was announced as new Moncton playing coach last month.Olympic Tearn Members Arrive From England Montreal, Aug.21\u2014 dp) The second and last group of Canada's contingent to the Olympic Games in Helsinki arrived here yesterday from England.There were 72 in iho party, including several offiieals.There was no complete team of those that made up the full Canadian squad, those returning being mostly members of track and field, swimming, canoeing, equestrian and yachting divisions.Some of the athletes engaged in competition in England and on the continent after the Games.Others stayed over at their own expense.a leading role, swamping Boston Red Sox 18-8 yesterday and pulled up to within a game of the American League's front-running New York Yankees.The Yanks were humiliated 12-3 by Chicago While Son.Philadelphia tripped Detroit 4-3 in the circuit's only night game.Another night game between St.Louis and Washington was rained out.Brooklyn moved seven games ahead of New York Giants in the Natoiomil League chase, downing Cincinnati 6-3.The Giants and Chicago Cubs were rained out.In other games, Philadelphia tamed Pittsburgh 3-1 and St.Louis trounced Boston 9-2 in a game called because of rain in the eighth inning.The Indians could take over the lead today with the help of Chicago.A Cleveland victory over Boston and a Chicago win over New York would enable Indians to move out in from by one per rentage point.Cleveland enters the crucial singe of its 12-game road trip tomorrow when it invades the Van kee Stadium for a Uvo-game series.Easter, Hay Boone and Larry Doby were the ringleaders in Cleveland\u2019s rout of the Red Sox.Easter batted in six runs on a grand-slam homer and two singles, Boone sent six mates across on a homer and two singles and Doby drove in a pair of runs on his 27th homer and two singles.Since July 15 when Easter rejoined the Indians after a short exile to Indianapolis Ihe Tribe has won 24 games and lost 15, a .615 pace.During this span Easter has whacked out 26 hits in 78 times at bat, a .333 average, driven in 28 runs and clouted eight homers.Before he departed for Indianapolis Faster was hitting .208 and had driven in 33 runs and connected for only 11 homers in 63 games.Chicago also came up with a big inning to beat the Yanks.The White Sox scored six runs in the third inning to wipe out a 2-1 deficit.Carl Scheib drove home two runs and scored the winning tally in the A's triumph over Detroit.Scheib singled home two runs in the seventh to tie the score at 3-3 and then pranced over the plate on one-baggers by Pete Sudor and Ferris Fain.Brooklyn found Ken Raffens-berger easy pickings at Cincinnati.The Dodgers slugged the veteran for II hits and all of their runs in less than four innings, Home runs by Gil Hodges and Roy Cam-panella featured the Dodger nt-(aek.Connie Ryan was the big wheel in Philadelphia's triumph over Pittsburgh.He clouted his 12th homer, walked three times, stole two bases and scored all of Philadelphia\u2019s runs.Harvey (The Kitten) Haddix turned in a five hitter in his major league debut for Ihe Cards, Haddix, awaiting discharge from the army, coasted home after the Cards jumped on Lew Burdette for six runs in the second inning.Moose Season Opens Oct.11 Closes Nov.2 Quebec, Aug.21.-W- Quebec Fish and Game Departmeu! announced yesterday the moose hunting season this year will be Oct, 11-Nov.2.The season last year was Oct.12-31.Moose hunting is permitted everywhere in the province except in Gaspe Peninsula and on the lower St.Lawrence south shore east of Riviere du Loup.Regulations allow each hunier to kill one male moose during the season.H is illegal to kill cow moose at any time.Counsel To Take Steps To Obtain Releases Hamilton, Aug.21.\u2014 (9) \u2014J.F.Ressor, counsel for Johnny Harper and Ralph Toohy, ends with the Montreal Alnuctles of (he Big Four League, yesterday said preliminary steps have been taken to bring their request for release from the Montreal club inlo court.Harper and Toohy were earlier transferred to Hamilton Tiger-Cats for business reasons.They now seek their release from the Alouettes so they can join Tiger-Cats.Ressor said that unless queries are answered by Ihe Big Four executive by the beginning of next week, court action will be taken \u201cat once.\u201d Drummondville Upsets St.Johns As ^ 1.Dumps Quebec While St.Hyacinthe Edges Three Rivers 17th and then lost the 18th to give the match to McElroy, two up.Meanwhile a Navy seaman, a crooner and a college boy knocked three of the biggest names in American golf out of the championship in the fourth round.Gene Littler of La Jolla, Calif., who is about halfway through a 10,000 meters\u201416 minutes, 32.6 seconds.\"I should love a chance to start in Alma Ata (Russia\u2019s track in the Kazakstan Province) to compete against the Russians,\u201d said Andersen, who won three gold medals in the last Winter Olympics.The fourth-place Drummondville Cubs scored an upset Wednesday night, taking both ends of a Provincial Baseball League double-header from third-place St.Johns Canadiens by scores of 12-8 and 2-1.In other league games, a single run in the bottom half of the final frame gave St.Hyacinthe Athletics a firmer hold on top-spot when they edged Three Rivers Yonkces 8-7, and cellar-dwelling Granby Phillies, in another upset, dumped second-place Quebec Braves 7-3.At St.Johns, the opener was tied 8-8 at the end of regulation | innings, but the Cubs sent four men home in the 11th to pul the game away.Ramon Mason, who look over mound chores in the sixth, was credited with the win.In tin* nightcap, the Cubs sent sinkle runners home .in the first and third innings and Ihe best the Canadiens could manage was a single marker in the sixth.At St.Hyacinthe, the Athletics won despite being outhit 14-9.They piled up an early lead with two runs in Ihe first inning and I another in the third.The Yankees, however, soon went ahead, only lo have the Athletics tie it up with a pair of markers in the seventh, i Bill Shannon, who took over from Don Murray in the seventh, was credited with the win.Wingo went the route for the losers.At Quebec, both teams sent one man home in the second inning, but the Phillies scored another run in the fourth and followed up with two runs in the sixth and three in the seventh to clinch it.The Braves belatedly came through with two runs in the final frame.Jones went the route for the victors and was credited with the win.Dick Cordeiro pitched the first six for the Braves and was pulled for Ed Bazydlq.Granby 010 102 300\u20147 12 2 Quebec 010 000 002\u20143 U 1 Jones and Paulukonis; Cordero, Bazydlo (7) and Glenn.Three Rivers 000 213 100\u20147 14 4 St.Hyacinthe 210 OU 201 -8 9 3 Wingo and Malangone, Trabous; Murray, Shannon (7) and Lor-' anger.(First) Drum\u2019ville 03100121004\t12 10 2 St.Johns 100 105 010 00\u2014 8 16 5 Oviedo, Beebe (5), Bryja (6), Mason (6) ami Hackett; Paszek, Maltzberger (6) and Dilorenzo.(Second) Drum\u2019ville .\t101 000 000\u20142 4 1 SC Johns 000 001 000-1 5 2 Haines and Hackett; Truitt and Uribe.IMPROVE YOUR GAME at the GOLF RANGE BROMPTON ROAD -vqyryg?Beat Races at the LANTERN INN on Lake Memphremagog SUN., AUG.24th, 2 p.m.3 classess, 120 to 150 H.P.Inboard Motor Boats Profits for La Providence Hospital, Magog.Adm.50c Children Free ^ ilii A A -\u2018¦l*w FOR THE WORLD'S EASIEST SHAVES USE THE WORLD'S SHARPEST BLADES TOAST OF TRACK \u2014 Fay Tayiour relaxes between races on the Boreham big-car circuit at Chelmsford, England, and sips a cup of tea.The Irish-born dirt-track driver wears pajamas under racing togs case she winds up in tn oital.(NEA) in e hos- So Easy-Shaving That Tough Beard Is No Problem At All e Year after year Gillette Blue Blades are first choice shaving men everywhere.That\u2019s because no other kind is as sharp, as easy-shaving, as long-lasting.For extra convenience buy them In the Gillette dispenser that zips \u2019em out unwrapped ready for use, and has a built-in compartment for safe disposal of used blades 20 blades 11.00 \u2022 10 blades 50c IN IMPROVED GILLETTE DISPENSERS Regular patkage 5 blades 25c 21 Fourteen Granby\u2019s Bank Of Montreal Marks 40th Anniversary Granby, Aug 21 \u2014 On August 12, 1912, the Bank of Montreal first opened its doors to the public of Granby, so that August 12, 1952, marked its 40th anniversary of service in this city.The bank occupied the building used by the former Bank of Ottawa for the first year, then moved to a store opposite the City Hall on Main Street and in 1920, purchased the lot at the corner of Main and Dufferin Streets upon which Dr.C.K.Cowley had built his large residence.The house was moved back on the lot, with the entrance on Dufferin Street, the new Bank of Montreal being built at the front on Main Street, and here business has been carried on ever since.Dr.Cowley\u2019s residence was moved by Mr.Gordon Morrison, to the amazement of everyone, the family living in the house during the whole operation of moving, with no damage done of any kind.The first manager was Mr.C.A.Thompson, who was succeeded in 1922, by Mr.A.A.Stewart.Mr.W.M.Jackson became manager in 1928, and after eleven years was followed by Mr.H.L.Alcorn.The late V.A.Brabant, who took charge of the office in 1943, was succeeded five years later by Mr.J.R.Gervais, now manager of the Bank of Montreal\u2019s office at Cornwall, Ont.Andre Gibeault, the present manager, is a banker of more than twenty years experience and has served in Buckingham, Sherbrooke and St.Cesaire, and came to Granby from Amqui, in May of this year.Today there are over 570 Banks of Montreal on this continent, with 112 of them in the Province of Quebec, This bank also played an important part in financing Canada\u2019s first trans-continental railway, the Canadian Pacific Railway.THE FISH DERBY The Fish Derby, organized by the Kiwanis Club of Granby, took place on Saturday, August 16, and caused much interest among the fishermen of this city.This was sponsored by the local Club to raise funds for under priv-iliged children.The organizer was Les Roach, first vice-president of the Kiwmis Club.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 WOMEN iN OU REARMED S.ERÿiC I NEW COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS \u2014 The new three-cent stamps pictured above and below honor, respectively, the women in the Armed Services and the American Society of Civil Engineers.The Armed Services stamp depicts women in the uniforms of the Marines, Army, Navy rnd Air Force.It will go on first-day sale in Washington on Sept.11.The engineers\u2019 stamp, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the society, depicts the great advances made in one phase of civil engineering\u2014that of bridgebuilding.It will go on first-day sale in Chief go, on Sept.6.CENTENNIAL OF ENGINEERING 18 5 2 I .PCS STANBURY A RECEPTION An interesting social event took place at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Miller, on Ottawa Street, on Wednesday evening last, when a reception was held for Rev.N.D.Patterson, Mrs.Patterson, and Miss Flora Patterson, who were their guests.The rooms were prettily decorated with summer flowers.The dainty tea table was presided over by Mrs.A.E.Solomon and Mrs.W.P.S.Ashton.Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Patterson and Miss Flora were on a motor trip from their home in Brantford, Ont, to points in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.They were also guests of Mrs.DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE TOPPING Mix dry, 14 cup Fry\u2019s Cocoa and % cup sugar.Add, while stirring, % cup boiling water.Boil 1 minute.Pour into jar, cover and cool.Keep in refrigerator.FREE RECIPE BOOK Send 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I mm FRY'S Richer Chocolate Flavor Friends and neighbours in this community are much in sympathy with Mrs.Quantill and her son, Victor, in the loss of their barn by fire, August 13th.They had just finished thrashing about 10 p.m.and went to thrash in one of their other barns when on looking back, Mr.Short saw the barn in flames.Mrs.Stone and her daughter, of Stanbridge East, were recent callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Short.Mr.Cecil Beyer, of Vancour, spent several days at Ingalls, where he continued his holiday going on to the Maritimes.Mr.Harry Beattie, of Stanbridge East, called recently on Crosby Brothers.Mr.M.H.Crosby, of Daleville, spent a week-end at the Crosby home.George Beattie, on Granby Hill, and Miss Martha Wiggins.Miss Estella Primmerman accompanied them from Granby to the Maritimes.Rev.N.D.Patterson will preach one Sunday in a P.E.I.United Church.General Notes Mrs.Lena Wolfe and little daughter, Judy, have gane to Fredericton, N.B., to visit relatives and friends.Friends of Miss Florence Findley will be enterested to hear that she has been visiting Mrs.(Rev.) Scott, in Ireland, and enjoying the sights of that beautiful island.Miss Margaret Tyrell, of Montreal, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.Done id Dozois and Mr.Dozois, for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.D.Brack left by motor for Moncton, N.B., to visit the Misses Margaret and Jennie Wathen, for two weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Hindsley have arrived safely in Calgary.Alta., where they will visit their son, Mr.Stanley Hindsley, and family.Mr.and Mrs.E.Northcotte and five little sons, of Way\u2019s Mills, were visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Fuller, Mr.and Mrs.Kofman, of Switzerland, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.Elliott, on Grove Avenue.Mrs.Avon Giddings, of Montreal, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Carl Bullock, for a week.Miss Rose Whitehall, of Vancouver, B.C., is spending two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.William Harvey.Miss Margaret _ MacMillan and Miss Norma Williams, are enjoying a holiday at Selby Lake.Mr.and Mrs, C.Lewis have returned from a holiday spent at Swanton, Burlington, and St.Albans, Vt.The Misses Jean and Heather Hayes are enjoying an outing at Hampton Beach, N.H.Mr.James Riddle, who is a patient in the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal, is making a good recovery we are pleased to say.Mr.\u201cSkippy\u201d Shult has arrived safely in Korea, with his regiment and is in the best of health.ABBOTSFORD Mr.and Mrs.Donald Jefforys, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Butler and daughter Carol, and Miss Doreen Taylor of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs Walter Oldfield and family, ck Valois, and Mr.rnd Mrs.Wilfred Simms and sons, Donald and Stewart, of St.Lambert, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.Coates.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Smeaton, of Toronto, are guests of Miss Alice Buzzell.Mrs.Bowley, of Strrthroy, Ont., has been the guest of her son, Mr.Walter Bowley and Mrs.Bowley for two weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Halton, of Peterborough, Ont., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Fisk.Miss Jean Wighton, of Montreal, is spending a few days with Mrs.R.Thomson.A very successful \u201cwhite elephant\u201d sale was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening, August 13.Proceeds are to be used for the renovation of the Hill.$250 was realized.Several old friends of Rev and Mrs.William A.Edwards, of How-ick, surprised them at the home of Mrs.Edward\u2019s father, Mr.J.R.Marshall, one evening, it being the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary.Mr.Herbert Buzzell, on behalf of those present, asked Rev.and Mrs.Edwards to accept a gift rnd their good wishes for the future and also to wish Mr.Edwards \u201cBon Voyage\u201d for his forthcoming (rip to England.Refreshment:: were served by Miss Marshall.Mrs.Lawrence Marshall of Long-ucuil.presided at the lace-covered tea table which was centred with a Beautiful three tier wedding cake made by Mrs.Marshall.Before leaving their home in Howick, Rev.and Mr.Edwards were given a reception by the members of their congregation.A presentation of a silver tray was made by Mr.Henry Wilburn, on behalf of the congregation.The members of the Canadian Legion and Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Howick Branch, of which Rev.and Mrs.Edwards belong, presented them with a silver cake plate.SAWYER VILLE Rev.¦ and Mrs.J.R.Armstrong, of Snowdon, were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Newton McKenzie.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.French were home from Valcartier for the weekend.Miss Marilyn Provis, of Lennox-ville, is spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Orlay Olsson.Miss Betty Desruisseaux, of the Sherbrooke Hospital, is spendhr three weeks\u2019 holidays with her par ents, Mr.and Mrs.Leon Desruis seaux.Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Campeau aiv spending a few days in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Hurley air' Mr.and Mrs.L.H.Hunt have returned home from a trip to New ij Brunswick.Miss Anne Hurley ic home from Sackvillc, N.B., where she has been studying at Mount Allison University.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hands, of Toronto, were callers at the home of Mrs.Henry French.iPi One-Minute News from Johns- ADDITIONAL SECURITY FOR J-M EMPLOYEES COSTS OVER $10 MILLION We frequently get the question: \u201cDoes Johns-Man-ville spend much money for employee security?\u201d Men and women in the J-M plant here in this community get financial protection and other advantages in addition to good jobs and fair pay.Among these \u201cextras\u201d are vacations and opportunity to participate in retirement and group life insurance plans for which the company pays a substantial part of the cost.Many employees also participate in hospital-mcdical-surgical plans and health and accident insur- modern industry .part of lhe system which makes this country one of the best in the world to live work in.and ance which the company ing an established part of helps pay for.\t'\t' ' Last year these \"extras\u201d for J-M people in the United States and Canada, along with other programs of direct advantage to employees, like social security, unemployment insurance, and improved working conditions, cost the company more than $10 million.This amounts on the average to nearly $500 per year for each employee over and above the amount paid for work performed.J-M, of course, is not alone in providing these \u201cextras\u201d.They arc bccom- This is one of a series of articles in which Canadian Johns-Manville hopes to call attention to interesting and significant facts about the company or about conditions affecting our national economy.ÜÜ %\\KUW 10 THE THE EXTERN TOWNSHIPS'GREATEST EVENT-CANADA'S GREAT EASTERN EXHIBITION SHERBROOKE, QUE.AUG.23-30, 1952\tDay and Night CONKLIN'S MIDWAY HAMID'S STAGE SHOW \u2022 VAUDEVILLE ACTS HORSE RACING EXHIBITS OF ALL KINDS DANCE IN THE ARENA SAT.NIGHT, AUG.23 For inquiries or ticket reservations, call 2-3222, Sherbrooke Exhibition Grounds.Alex C.Ross, Managing-Director.\tJ.R, Manseau, Secreatry-Treasurer.AIRCREW (AIR FORCE OFFICERS & N.C.O.\u2019s) THIS UNIT HAS VACANCIES FOR FI6HTER CONTROLLERS IF ACCEPTED, YOU WILL BE APPOINTED TO COMMISSIONED RANK IN THE R.C.A.F.(AUX.) 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Cats sharpen up for their exhibition game at Buffalo this Sunday against Toronto Argonauts and for the league opener at Montreal next 'Wednesday.Fans in this football-crazy city love Bernie like a rich uncle but they'd prefer to see the Syracuse University import in a fullback slot where his nifty dangling around the ends would be a decided asset to the Cats.Coach Carl Voyles.recognizing the value of Custis in the back-field, brought in Americans Bill MacBrides and Pat Brady to fight for the signal-calling slot but opinion prevails here that neither measures up to Big Four standards.And Custis, who can scott like a scared rabbit, appears to be the slot man unless Voyles can get capable reinformecents.In last week's exhibition game against Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western Canada Interprovincial Union.Custis, from a half slot, scored all three Tiger-Cat touchdowns.If Voyles can find a capable quarter he\u2019ll have one of the power-houses of the league.Besides Custis in the backfield, he would have a mixture of experienced ball players and capable, fast-moving youngsters.Back with the club is Hal Waggoner, fleet import from Tulane | University who scored 50 points ; for the Tiger-Cats in his freshman i year in Big Four ranks last season.In addition there are Mel Maw-krigg, high-scoring ace with McMaster University last year; Jackie Stewart, with Tigers for many years; Bill Doherty, speedy American from Villanova who impressed in the Winnpeg game; Doug Gray of Sarnia; Big Blake Taylor: Alex Mitsza.who led Tiger-Cat juniors to a Dominion title in 1951 and Gerry Fitzger-land, with University of Western Ontario in 1950 but out of action last year due to illness.On the ends Voyles has two of the best to start with\u2014Vince Maz-za, a hold-over from the last two years, and Joe Shinn, who shook the dust of Hamilton from his shoes after five games in 1951 in which he starred.In addition he has Tip Logan who led the Big Four in scoring in 1951; Pete Neumann of St.Catharines, Ont.; Floyd Cooper and Ron Murphy interscholastic sensation last year with Hamilton Cathedral High School.The battle for the centre berth is between imports F.d (Buckets) Hirsch and Noel Williams.Williams can run away and hide on Hirsch from an offensive standpoint but Hirsch obtained from Toronto Argonauts this year, has an edge defensively.j Battling for the inside positions are Vince Scott, Earl Valiquetts, Alex Muzyka, Eddie Bevan and Vince Colizza.The middles will be chosen from Dick Fugler, from Tulane University, Don Duro, former Argonaut; Art Darch, from Niagara Falls, Ont.; line coach Ralph Sazio, Louie Defrancesco, Pete Salari, Queen's University, Buster Brown, and Pete Woolley.Yonkers, N.Y., Aug.21\u2014UP)\u2014 Good Time goes after his second S25.000 Yonkers Pacing Derby tonight at Yonkers Raceway, with the possibility he might lower his own track record for the IH mile route.Seven sidewheelers will contest the Derby.Good Time has been established odds-on choice at 2 to 5.Good Time, from Bill Cane\u2019s Goshen, N.Y., stable, set the record of 3:08 in winning the 1950 Yonkers Derby.He was not in top shape last year and was withdrawn from the race, won by Scottish Pence in 3:17 2/5.The field includes Prince Jay.owned by the S.A.Camp Farms of Shatter, Calif., with driver Joe O\u2019Brien of New Glasgow, N.S., Prince Adios, Grant Hodgins, Clandeboye, Ont., and driven by Clint Hodgins.and Dr.Stanton, owned bv Lindy Fraser.Forest, Ont.Billy Graham Scores Decision Over Basilio Chicago, Aug.21\u2014{TP)\u2014Billy Graham, challenger for the world's welterweight championship, easily outboxed Carmen Baxilio, Canas-tato, N.Y., to win a unanimous decision in their 10-round televised bout in the Chicago Stadium last night.Graham, who regarded the bout as a tune-up for his championship match with Cuba's Kid Gavilan in Havana Oct.4.left the ring without a scratch.The victor scaled 148 pounds to 1415M> for Basilio.Canadians Fade From Picture As Event Moves Into Of Senior Tennis Toronto, Aug.21 \u2014 The Canadian Lawn Tennis Championships today moved into quarter-finals with Canada\u2019s four top singles players on the sidelines.This country\u2019s seeded competitors\u2014Brenden Macken, Lome Main, Henri Rochon and Lome Barclay\u2014were knocked out of the running yesterday without taking a single set.Five United States players, a Mexican, a Dane and a Fillipino survived the fourth round and entered the final stages of the tournament.Macken, Canada\u2019s number two player was eliminated by Tony Vincent of Miami, Fla.6-2, 6-3, It was the Montreal star\u2019s first encounter with last year\u2019s Canadian Open Singles Champion.Hal Burrows of Virginiatown, Va.put Lome Main of Vancouver away, 6-4, 6-3, Mexico\u2019s Gustavo Palafox defeated Lome Barclay of Vancouver in a tight game, 6-1, 7-5 and Tiny Felissimo Ampon Philippine champion, displayed amazing skill and speed to turn | back Henri Rochon, of Montreal, j 6-2, 6-1.Quarter-Finals Championships The 98-pound Ampon described by Main as the best tennis playr er, \u201cpound for pound,\u201d in the world, faces U.S.National Clay and Hard-Court Champion, Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., today.Palafox, the last surviving Mexican entry is scheduled to play Dick Savitt of Orange, N.J., second ranking player in the U.S.Savitt eliminated Anselmo Puente of Mexico yesterday after three hard sets, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0.Danish champion, Kurt Neilsen meets Burrows.Vincent faces Ed Moylan of Trenton, N.Y.Favored with a shorter entry list, the women\u2019s singles competition enters its semi-finals today.Pat Macken of Montreal, who yesterday defeated last year\u2019s singles chamwpn, Lucille Davidson of Lees Summit, Mo., 6-2, 7-5, faces the former Czech player, Hanna Sladek.Petite Melite Remirez of Mexico is drawn against Louise Brown of Toronto.They defeated two Toronto players, Anne Freed-hoff and Jean Small, 6-1, 6-0, and 6-8, 7-5, 6-0, respectively in the quarter-finals.Federal Judge Denies Motion By Fred Saigh St.Louis, Aug, 21\u2014(Æj\u2014A Federal Judge yesterday denied a motion by Fred Saigh, owner of the St.Louis Cardinal Baseball Club, for dismissal of a Federal Grand Jury indictment charging him with income tax evasion.Saigh was ordered to appear for arraignment Monday, when the date for his trial is expected to be set.Judge Roy W.Harper also denied Saigh\u2019s motion for suppression of government evidence in the case.But the Judge granted, in part, Saigh\u2019s request for a bill of particulars on the indictment accusing him of evading $49,620 in taxes on unreported income of $108.824 for the period of 1946 through 1949.Stranahan And Crosby Entered In Amateur Vancouver, Aug.21\u2014ÏP)\u2014Frank Stranahan, the Toledo, 0., strong boy, yesterday cast his entry in the Canadian Amateur Golf Cham-; pionship, opening Monday over the 6.804-yard, par-72 Capilano course in West Vancouver.Of the 195 entries for the week-I long tournament, 82 are Ameri-jeans.Besides Stranahan, they in-I elude crooner Bing Crosby, Sam | Urzetta of Rochester, N.Y., last ! year\u2019s U.S.finalist.Match play will start Monday.There is no qualifying round.| The 18-hole second round will be played Tuesday, the third and i fourth rounds Wednesday, the j fifth and sixth rounds Thursday.The 36-hole semi-final will be j played Friday and the 36-hole fin-lal Saturday.Everything a man could ask for in a cigarette! cigarettes are Full-Flavoured Fresh.\u2022\t, .M.\\ ______ViftStt* Ask the men who smoke Winchester.They will tell you that Winchester cigarettes are completely satisfying and have »\t.>*.«.\u2022 .¦*«.*»\u2022 a character all their own .VIRGINIA + BURLEY + TURKISH .Blended Right! lii Salem.N.H.Aug.21\u2014(/PI\u2014 Apprentice Anthony Despirito.the winningest jockey in the United States, rode six winners yesterday at Rockingham Park.in.eluding both ends of the daily double.It brought his season\u2019s victories to an even 200\u201446 for the current Rockingham summer meeting.Despirito, who comes from nearby Lawrence, Mass., was up on Miss Heidi in the first and Dandy Foot in the second.He brought home iMss M.T.in the fourth and 1 Game Lady in the fifth.Then he rode Bickett to win in the eighth and Quillet in the ninth.Despirito finished third on Lone Pilot in the sixth and fourth on Dynastic in the featured seventh.He had no mount in the third.Double No-Hit Played In Class-D Pony Loop Batavia, N.Y., Aug.21.\u2014(/P)\u2014A baseball rarity \u2014 a double no-hit pitching performance was recorded last night as Bradford beat Batavia 1-0 in the Class D Pony League.Frank Etchberger, the.Bradford hurler, gained the victory as his teammates put together a walk, a sacrifice, a wild pitch and a grounder for the sole run of the game in the eighth inning.Batavia pitcher Jim Mitchell set up his own downfall with the eighth-inning wild toss.Additional Sport on Page 13 Courts As Junior Racket-Wielders Seek Honors At Ottawa Rideau Club Ottawa, Aug.21.\u2014 CP' \u2014Rideau Lawn Tennis Club assumed an international air today as racquet-swingers from the United States.Trinidad, Cuba, and Switzerland joined their Canadian counterparts for the Canadian junior tennis championships.The pick of the junior tennis world-200 strong -will start their week-long tournament today on the courts nestled on the shore of the Rideau River .Switzerland's entry is young, blonde Irene Borecky.Second seeded in her native country, she moved to Toronto only a few weeks ago.10 Canadien Regulars Report For Examination Montreal, Aug.21\u2014iP'- Earliest pre-season official gathering of Montreal Canadiens\u2019 hockey players came about yesterday when 10 showed up at the Forum for medical examination.The 10 are regulars who live in Montreal.They were summoned early so there will be a less strenuous job for the examiners when the full squad, including tryout hopefuls, gathers for the training season in Mid-September.Heretofore everyone was examined on the day camp opened.All 10 were found in good shape.Another new entry this year is Raul Karman, a top junior ball chaser from Havana, Cuba.The carrier of the Trinidad colors, Terry Penner of Port of Spain, was here last year, but missed out on the titles.The United States\u2019 strongest contenders.Dudley Johnston of Jacksonville.Fla., and Jeff Arnold of Coral Gables, Fla., will be back again this year, the fourth in a row at the Rideau.Johnston won the junior men's singles championship and Arnold the boy\u2019s title last year.Canadian entrants include Mar-riette Laframboise of Montreal, John Swann of Vancouver and John Griffiths of Regina.Last year Marrictte.the daughter of à Montreal policeman, captured the junior women's and girls\u2019 singles championships and formed a part of two combinations that won the junior women's and girls' doubles titles.The interprovincial team matches will start the ball rolling today with Ontario meeting a team made up of players from New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and Quebec battling Nova Scotia.The western team British Columbia.Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba will play the winner later.Eliminations will also start, in the junior women\u2019s and junior men's singles.Largest entry is in the junior men's singles with 100.$ YES.Again ifs MOZART\u2019S WEEKEND EXTRA-SPECIALS \u2022/.\u2022\u2022\".\u2022'\u2022CÜ;,#'.# AM*# FRIDAY until to p.m.SATURDAY AND UNTIL 5.30 P.M.Don't throw your monoy away .when you buy at MOZART'S, you act wise.because \u2022\tMozart's always give you the best quality.\u2022\tNobody undersoils Mo* zart's.\u2022\tAt Mozart's you find the easiest payment plans., .and remember during August No Down Payment NECESSARY on any purchase START PAYING IN SEP-TEMBER as little as $ 1 .a Week\u2019 I* 200 WELLINGTON NORTH MAIL ORDERS FILLED - FREE DELIVERY Sixteen - UAXLt KJECOKD irfURSDAY, AtXjUTT Zl, 1952 rr-r.r^rrr' Entrance to Conklins Midway.AMAZiNG \u201cKiddie Land 10 rides especially designed tor the small fry! «Ir» Size Merry-Go-Round Live Ponies, Boats, etc.SHOWS GALORE Trained African Lions Fun House \u2014Crystal Maze \u201cKortez Circus\u201d\u2014Sportsman\u2019s Show Alberta Slim\u2019s Western Revue \u2022 BREATH-TAKING HUES RoiS-O-Plane \u2014 Ferris Wheel \u2014Tilt-A-Whirl Fly-A-PSane \u2014 Octopus \u2014 Rock-O-PSane \u2014 Autos AUGUST 23 We Sg§ Sherbrooks W 'A it tie hibition wticoiti SR K The Canadian Sportsman's Reptile Exhibit > "]