Sherbrooke daily record, 8 août 1956, Section 1

[" 1956\t\tAUGUST\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS MO.^TLY Sl\u2019NNY Sunny with some cloudy periods today and Thursday.A few scattered thundershower* this evening and Thursday evening, little change in temperature.Light winds.Low tonight and high Thursday 60 and 85.Established 1897.\tPrice: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ».19S6 Sixtieth Yeor DISASTERS HIT BELGIUM, COLOMBIA All Hope Abandoned For Some 270 Men Trapped In Coal Mine MARCINELLE, Belgium \u2014 tT*' \u2014 Hope was virtually abandoned this afternoon for almost 2 70 coal miners trapped 2,485 feet down in a burning coal pit here.A mine official said \"it will be a miracle if anyone comes back.\u2019\u2019 Hopes had been raised earlier when seven of the 2 74 men known to be in the fire-swept level made their way to safety through a maze of underground galleries.But then the fire became worse, and those still below were cut off from the surface by flames and choking fumes.Rescuers with oxygen equipment tried to reach them but were forced back, their heavy rubber boots melting on their legs.All available rescue forces and firemen were rushed to the scene, but there appeared to be no way out for the trapped men.At the pithead, wives, sweet-.r.,,, \u201e\t,\t, I hearts and miners were clustered NEW'VORK (Æ\u2019)-\u2014Owners of t0gether, some weeping quietly, the Swedish motorship Stockholm others screaming with despair, and the Italian liner Andrea Dor-; Poüœ surrouncted th\u20ac mine la are in dispute oyer blame for gates t0 prevant the desperate collision of the women from crashing through.Stockholm, Dona Sue Each Other the disastrous two vessels.The Swedish American Line claimed Tuesday that the Doria without warning made a reckless left turn in front of the oncoming Stockholm.The Italian line replied that, on the contrary, a swift, unsignalled The Belgian Coal Administration in a statement said the fire started when an underground wagon broke loose and fell to the bottom of a pit onto an electric cable.The resulting short circuit right turn \u2019by the Stockholm ca!isued.theblaze- caused the fatal crash.The fire spread, trapping 299 The opposing statements came m\u2018ners iD H16 underground gal as preliminary court actions j lerles- Twenty-five reached the which will argue blame for the collision.Millions of dollars in damage claims are at stake.surface by elevator before the blaze put it out of action.A stalled underground railway \u2019V Vo'*'.'*\t\u2022 ¦ ¦ 1,000 Dead In Colombia Explosion, President Blames Political Sabotage ( Al l, Colombia - sident.Dr.Herman N.Bundesen, 1 reporting 27 new cases and three deaths Tuesday, said \u201cthere is no cause for alarm for delegates.\u201d \u201cThere is not any mqre danger coming to Chicago than there is coming to any city.However, we\u2019ll be glad to provide stations and shots at a nominal cost if the delegates want to be inoculated.\u201d LONDON \u2014 (® \u2014 Britain today announced her intention to seek a peaceful settlement of the Suez Canal crisis rather than resorting to force.The announcement from the foreign office followed shortly after India\u2019s Prime Minister j Nehru called upon both Britain | and FYance to refrain from mill-! tary measures in the Suez.At the same time, Nehru an-j nounced India's acceptance of j an invitation to the 24-power Suez Conference here next week.A foreign office spokesman said Britain has felt and still feels that the dispute caused by Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal \u201cshould be peacefully settled.\u201d Greece today asked Britain to postpone the Suez Conference and agree to holding it at another site.The foreign office spokesman declined comment on the request, but official quarters said there is little chance of delaying the conference, schedu^d to start August 16.The emphasis placed on Britain's desire for a peaceful settle ment underlined persistent re ports here in the last 48 hours that the Eden government no longer feels itself free to use military measures unilaterally to enforce the internationalization of the canal.Government spokesmen, how- ever, have been taking pains in private talks with reporters to emphasize that there is no weakening of the British position.Prime Minister Eden himself, in a radio and television broadcast tonight, is expected to emphasize Britain\u2019s determination to create some form of international control of the canal.Three daj-s ago Iraq, Britain\u2019s staunchest ally in the Arab world, announced her support of Egypt\u2019s nationalization of the Suez Canal and added that the dispute was \"being exploited by Israel for her benefit.\u201d The foreign office announcement followed by several hours India\u2019s acceptance of an invitation to the London conference and authoritative Indian reports that Egypt would boycott the talks.Britain has steadily asserted that she will go ahead with the talks, aimed at setting up international control of the vital waterway, even though Egypt stays away.Even as the foreign office statement was being made, a vast air sea armada was being assembled throughout Britain to bolster her Mediterranean forces.Prime Minister Nehru of India this morning agreed to attend the conference, but said he understood Egypt \u201ccould not and would not\u201d join in.The foreign office formally welcomed the Indian acceptance, but declined comment on Nas ser s reported intention to stay away.In Cairo, the Middle East News Agency said Premier Nasser will publish his decision whether to attend the London conference on Sunday.Reports persisted that he will demand that the whole issue of future control of the Suez Canal be placed before the United Nations Security Council.The seven which so far have made no reply are Egypt, Russia, Ceylon, Indonesia, Spain, Greece and Denmark.In Britain vital * technicians recalled from the reserves con tinued to flock into base camps to help place the army on a fighting footing.The government placed more than 200 planes owned by five aerial charter companies on stand-by orders to carry troops to Malta and Cyprus, British bases in the Mediterranean.for the night in a densely populated area of slums, warehouses, hotels, stores and factories in the centre of this city of about 285.000\tpersons.They were part of a 10 vehicle convoy which had left the port of Buenaventura Mon day with explosives to be deltv creri to the public works ministry in Bogota, the capital.The drivers of the seven vehicles decided to spend the night here, sleeping in the cabs of the trucks.The spot where the trucks were parked was scooped into a large crater by the force of the explosion.Buildings as far as 12 blocks from the blast centre were damaged extensively.Large -scale relief operations were jn full swing today.Doctors.^nurses, medical supplies jand food streamed in from Bogota and other cities.The Amen : can Red Cross in Panama dis ; patched two tons of medical supplies, including blood plasma, by 1\tUnited States Air Force trans-j port.Bulldozers and other earth-i moving machinery worked around jthe clock, moving huge piles of 1 debris from the explosion area in a search for additional bodies.; Grief-stricken citizens from all walks of life combed the wreck age and debris for the injured I and the dead Burial of the victims, hampered by an acute shortage of coffins, was an urgent task in this tropical climate.Military author-| dies announced plans to bury unidentified dead in a common grave.Dump earts piled high with multilated and burned bodies j formed a grisly parade through the city.The explosion touched off gen eral panic among residents, but troops and police were quickly | on the scene seeking to restore j order and prevent looting.The government decreed a three day period of mourning.Rojas Pinilla, in a radio broad cast, implied that the explosion was the result of a joint statement, signed in Spain July 24 by ex-presidents Alberto Lieras Ca-margo and Laureano Gomez, ap ; pealing to their rival opposition j parties to unite in overthrowing jthe government.More Urged Immigration By Opposition OTTAW \\\t(\u2022 ominous opposition mrmlvei» ait» urging that C'anadn let in more immigrant*.Several called lueadnv for a girutei inllow ot new t anadian* a* the I louse debated immigtahon policy in dealing with the annual spending estimates o| Immigration Minister Pickersgill » department.A contentious government measure dealing with Indians uniton into the bill and paving the way to let them l>1\u2019 ,b, CLOSED Aug.5th till 11th ANNUAL SUMMER VACATION THE CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKE LTD.Pick E.T.Representatives For Judging Competition Robert Bowers and Bruce Bow.The English prue-winners ers of the Lennoxville 4-H Calf were: Club and Lucienne Daigle and 1.Lennoxville.Robert Bowers Yolande Brochu of the Stoke and Bruce Bowers: 2 Brome, L.Club were selected to represent Hadlock and Harris Shuielt; 3.the Eastern Townships groups at Hatley, Robert Johnston and the Provincial Judging Contest Gordon Sarrasin to be held during the Sherbrooke Exhibition.Judges for the French 'section ,\t.\t.were A.Desrosiers.St, Hyacinthe, The selections were made at Jean Martin and G Martineau the regional 4-H calf club Held sherbrooke and {or th\u201e Enellsh tKa t onn/wuiiio sv.i snerorooxe, ana tor tne tngiisn day held at the Lennoxville Experimental Farm on Monday.The requirements for entry in this elimination contest were that the boys and girls must have reached their 16th birthday.They were called upon to judge three classes of dairy cattle, give their reasons orally for their placing and answer six questions section, Don Robertson, Montreal, D.J.MacMillan, Cookshire and Dr.C.Bernard, Lennoxville.Demonstrations on judging dairy cattle were given to 4-H Club members who were not participating in the elimination contests by A.Desrosiers and W.G.MacDougall, and 56 juniors » »\"*\u2014 a brief motionless instant snatched from the everflow-ing stream of time.A Ticklish The exciting art of trout tickling is one that has ail but disappeared in this country \u2014 largely because it is illegal, but also because your modern fishermen prefer the gadgets and inventions of our streamlined age to the primitive pitting of animal skill against animal (or fish) skill.However, there are still good numbers of daring ticklers pursuing their sport in England, apparently.In fact, a news report from Trent indicates that there, trout ticklers have been carrying out their illegal practices to such an extent that the Trent River Board has been forced to take action.There are more than 100,000 anglers in the area (the number of ticklers ,of course, is not known) and official warnings have been issued that anyone caught tickling will be prosecuted without fail.1 hose men against whom the warning is issued are a hardy breed.Many of them, of course, are not men at all, but; boys, and boys always love to do things the hard way.Business For, as many know, trout tickling is a ticklish business.One must lie down flat on the bank of the river, close enough to a fat fish to put one\u2019s hand underneath it, and tickle gently.A fish thus mesmerized is easily lifted out of the water.Now, however, that tickling trout is obviously passe, it might not be a bad idea to turn the art to other uses.So far as we know, for example, there is no law against tickling deer, or foxes, or rabbits, or even bears.An artful tickler could well turn his talents to these unexplored fields with great profit.Equipped with a few long feathers, what sport might not be had ?We even venture to suggest that a game tickler would soon come to enjoy great social prestige as a \"character' and an adventurer.Besides having the fun of tickling, he could very well end up a millionaire, endorsing those ads of a sporting type that begin:\tTickling Snakes In 1 he Belgian Congo Technicolor Torsos Honest, we 11 never again .say another nasty thing about the crazes of Canadian women\u2014on one condition.They absolutely- must not go in for tattooing.1 o our horror we have read that this is the latest fad among women in Great Britain.From teen-agers to typists to housewives to debutantes, English ladies are imprinting indelible colored Feather-Bedding And 1 he sales of power lawn-mowers, according to The Wall Street Journal, are zooming.The reason behind the soaring sales of lawn-mowers is understandable.Most people figure it is a lot less expensive to automate grass-cut- ; ting than to pay the high wages demanded by hired help.This And Don't give up hope.Maybe summer will concentrate its full force on August and September; perhaps even October if we\u2019re really lucky.Nice weather for the next few weeks could mean a lot to the success of the many fairs that are\u2019 up-coming.?This distance swimming craze cer- \\ designs on various parts of their anatomy.The gals are proudly displaying tigers, peacocks and movie stars on arms, legs, backs and bosoms.Now that just wouldn't do here in Canada would it ladies?Maybe it\u2019s a risk even to mention the idea, but we re confident you would never dream of doing such an awful thing.Or would you?The Power Mower Fortunately, there does not seem to be any grass-cutters\u2019 union.If there were, the chances are that union leaders would be just as determined to force people to hire grass-cutter*, even though they had bought power-mowers.just as union leaders in industry seek to maintain \"feather-bedding\" practises merely to satisfy their own sense of power and authority.That.tainly is nothing new.It was 30 years ago yesterday that Gertrude Ederle set a record for the Channel crossing and became the first woman to make it.And 30 years from today there'll almost certainly be a new set of strong young swimmer* to challenge the elements.Press Comment FOR DEMAND RESPECT PASSPORTS Toronto Globe and Mail It is not difficult to imagine the reaction in the United States if a fully documented American citizen en route to his home were detained in custody for twenty-four hours after disembarking from a ship at Quebec; there to be arrogantly grilled, searched and released only after taking an oath denying »11 Communist affiliations.The hue and cry about police state methods, invasion of sovereignty and personal freedom would have overwhelmed a blast from the ship\u2019s fog-horn.The case of Mr.Milan Babic, a Canadian survivor of the Andrea Doria, differs not a whit.Although carrying his Canadian passport and able to prove he was in transit, Mr.Babic was humiliated and incarcerated without reason after his rescue ship docked in New York.The incident is offensive not only to Mr.Babic but to his country.Who and what Mr.Babic is does not concern the US.Immigration Service.Their only interest should have been that he had a valid Canadian passport and was in transit.Any questions are for his own Government to ask; the fact he was granted a passport suggests they had been answered satisfactorily.External Affairs Ministe-Pearson has most properly decided to lodge a complaint with the United States Government.He should mince no words with Washington.The validity of Canadian passports \u2014and by implication the integrity of the Government which issues them\u2014have been questioned.The answer should be short, sharp and shorn of diplomatic fripperies.PRESIDENT VICE president NIXON W&M NEVfe_ rrt/A STASSEN GETS MONTH\u2019S LEAVE OF ABSENCE FPOM CABINET JOB fcfcdon't hurry back# Jacoby On Bridge BYGONE DAYS THE REDS TELL A FIB (St.Thomas Times-Journal) Nearly a year ago Egypt made a contract by which Czechoslovakia was to supply military equipment to the value, it is believed of $250,000,000.Western countries believed, and stated that although the material was shipped from Czechoslovakia, the real salesman was Russia.Praxda, the official newspaper of the Russian government, took notice of the charge by stating that it was groundless, and that the arms deal was a straight business proposition between Egypt and Czechoslovakia.Premier Nasser gave the show away in his big speech last Thursday when he slated that, although the arms went to Egypt direct from Czechoslovakia, the deal was made with Russia.PEER TO THE RESCUE (St.Thomas Times-Journal) Owners of extensive areas of land in the Old Country are sometimes criticized for their possessiveness and not allowing the public to trespass.But recently a \u2018Scottish landowner was walking around his estate at Brechin and saw a number of boys cavorting in the River Esk which runs through it.Instead of taking steps to stop them he gave orders for a real swimming pool, with diving platform, to be built for the use of local children at any time.The owner was the Earl of Dalhousie.who has five young children himself.PLAY OF CLUBS KEY TO GAME How should you play the South hand at four hearts?West opens the deuce of spades, and East puts up the king Make your plan at this stage.The actual declarer took the first trick with the ace of spades and ran dummy\u2019s three top clubs, discarding spades from his hand.East ruffed the third club and continued with the ace and nine of trumps.South now had poor prospects.With the queen of diamonds in the East hand, South had to lose two diamond tricks.With these two tricks went the game and ! rubber.South was in too much of a hurry to get his club tricks The best plan is to let East hold the first trick with the king of spades.East cannot lead a diamond without giving you the contract, if East, instead, returns a spade, you can take the ace and ruff a spade.Even now you should not try to run the clubs; it is still correct to leave the clubs alone.Lead trumps in the hope that East has the ace, since East cannot safely lead diamonds.Even if it turns out that West has the ace of trumps, he can beat you only by leading diamonds at once and then only if you misguess the winning diamond play.It is true that the defenders can lead clubs early to force you ! to cash your tricks at once.In j that case, you are no worse off j than if you voluntarily ran the j top clubs.An even stronger ans- i wer is that only very expert de-1 fenders have the wit and the1 courage to lead clubs in this sort of position.Don\u2019t credit your opponents with clairvoyance or genius when they\u2019re only fallible human beings like yourself.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: North\tEast\tSouth\tWest 1 Club\tPass\t1 Heart Pass 1 Spade Pass You, South, hold: Spades 6, Hearts K-Q-J-fi-3.Diamonds J.9-7-3-2, Clubs 4-2.What do you do?A\u2014Bid two hearts.A bid in the fourth suit would be forcing, and you must avoid this with so weak a hand.NORTH (D) S A95 V 6 4 ?\tK J2 ?\tAK Q6 3 2 WEST\tEAST A Q 10 7 2\tAKJ43 ¥ 7 3\tV A 9 8 ?A 65\t?Q943 A J 10 8 7\tA 9 5 SOUTH A A 8 6 VKQJ1052 ?\t1087 A4 North-South vul.North\tEast\tSouth\tWest 1\tA\tPass\t1 ¥\tPass 2\tA\tPass\t4 ¥\tPass Pass\tPass\t¦ Pass Opening lead\u2014A 2 TODAY\u2019S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered.You, South, hold: Spades 6, Hearts K-Q-J-6-3, Diamonds A-K-7-3.Clubs 8-4-2, What do you do?Answer Tomorrow TWENTY Y LARS AGO From the Record of Satur day, Aug.8th., 1936.Great Britain has ordered the evacuation of all its nationals from war-torn Spain, being convinced that the war which is now- in its 22nd.day will be long extended.Germany demands that Russian non intervention he assured before she gives any pledge of neutrality.The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce has petitioned the Dominion Government to prevent the further issuance of prosperity certificates by the Alberta Social Credit admin-stration, claiming that the scrip is causing \u201cintolerable confusion\u2019\u2019 in trading circles.Although the yield in some areas is above expectations, the current Canadian wheat crop is expected to be the lowest since 1919 drought conditions causing the farmers in many areas to plough under their entire acreage.today expressed their growing concern of the party's future under new leadership as they saw signs of a parallel of the 1911 situation when Henri Bourrassa\u2019s Quebec national' ists contributed to Sir Wilfred Laurier's defeat.Quebec\u2019s Prime Minister Duplessis has been showing gains in strength in by-elections and it is feared that he might enter the federal field under the slogan of autonomy for Quebec.A strong possibility to succeed Mackenzie King should he re tire as he has indicated, is Health Minister Brooke Clai ton, who accompanied the Prime Minister to the Paris Peace Conference.Gaston Blais and Laurent Tunnel became the new city doubles champions yesterday when they defeated Dr.John ny Hibbard and Roger Roy 7-5, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 in the City Championship Tournament at Mount Pleasant Club.CAPITALISTIC BIKINIS (Brandon Sun) The Communist press in East Germany, which used to praise demure dress, has come out for women's swimming suits that are \u201cdaring\u201d or \u201csaucy.\u201d It\u2019s one more illustration of how popular \u201ccapitalistic degradation\u201d has become with the Communists since the de-Stalinization campaign said that it\u2019s time for a change\u2014 in this case into Bikinis.TEN YEARS AGO From the Record of Thursday, Aug.8th., 1946.The Paris Peace Conference, stalled for nine days by a series of bitter arguments concerning ruh-s of procedure, got down to business today with the indication that treaty talks might begin within 48 hours with five former enemy states.Some important Liberals ABOUT DEFENCE (Vancouver Province) From the Government\u2019s stand point, from the taxpayer\u2019s standpoint, from the nation\u2019s standpoint it is necessary that this country have more facts and a better understanding of its defence effort and its defence spending.We should not be forever blindfolded.BIG COUNTRY The USSR, made up 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LIVE BETTER .ELECTRICALLY SEE YOUR favorite dealer OR\u2014 OWN!» IT TMOSf It mrtJ s mum i SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8.1956 Fi vo FOSTER Mrs R Green and Mrs.A.Munroe, of Waltham, Mass., were recent guests of Mr.and ^Irs Maurice Williams.Mrs.Green and Mrs.Munroe were the former Misses Ruby and Sarah Griggs, of South Stukely and Farnham, before taking up residence in the United States.Mr.Jackson Spencer, of Mont- real, spent part of his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.H Spencer and sister, Mrs.John Heatherington Mrs.F.C.Duboyce.of Melbourne, is the guest of her son, Mr.R.Duboyce, Mrs.Duboyce and family.Mr and Mrs Rovce Wing Sr., and Mr and Mrs.Royce Wing OUR BEST WISHES to the organizers of the MARBLETON FAIR and to the hundreds of persons who will attend this all important annual event! Financial News & Market Report (Courtesy uf Green shields A Co.) GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKET Stock prices were mixed yesterday Abilibt was off 1 at 41, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Ftorlous cloao 11 am MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Previous close 11 a nt .\tFor many years, one of the favorite phrases used in the Orchestra \u2014 hilling of many small Jart combos has been the \u201cbiggest little band in the world.\" Pictured above is one orchestra that can truly claim this award, for they are the only organired group of midgets in the world to appear as a full orchestra.These diminutive musicians form the hand of the Royal Lilliputian Revue on the biggest midway ever to appear at the Sherbrooke Fair, The World's Finest Shows.Although none of these \"little people\" are over thirty inches tall, they present a full hilarious musical comedy revue that would he a delight to ans Broadway stage.As a matter of fact, they have just completed an engagement with Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns and other top flight movie celebrities in the Paramount picture, \"the Court Jester,\" and are spending the summer season with the World's Finest Shows to gather atmosphere and experience in the tented world before their return to Hollywood and future contracts.Jr., of Montreal, were here to Beach, Maine.Jiandjujem -fcleMra/.Appüanced- ^^iTCHELL^jamy 164- Wellington North, Sherbrooke, Que.attend the funeral of their aunt.Mrs.Harvey Wing.Air, and Mrs.Harold Campbell and daughter.Mavis, of Montreal, who were also here to attend the funeral, were guests of Mr and Mrs.Harold Wing.\t, Mr.and Mrs Lawrence Miz-ener, Master Gary and Miss Sharon Mizener.of Lennoxville, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.T.Strange and Air.and Mrs.Lester Alizener prior to leaving for Sarnia, Ont., where they were the guests of Air and Airs.Rupert Mizener and family.They also called on Mr.and Mrs.Orville Wright and Mr.and Airs.John Mizener in Mallorytown and Brockville After spending a few days in Ottawa, Mr and Alns Frank Allen, of Alontreal, were guests of Mr.and Airs.Jesse Allen prior to taking a trip to Boston, Plattsburg and Old Orchard ?With a $1.00 order you can buy a genuine VINYL Leatherette Shopping Bag for 69c.?SELF SERVICE fREB \u2018\tALWAYS VBUVEPY\tFREE r£i 2.1591\tPARKiNGr MANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT LISTED.We have received a complete assortment of material by the yard for the budget-minded shopper.See and compare our low prices.350, MARQUETTE ST.If No.2-1591 is busy, HIGH QUALITY GROCERIES Brown Sugar .5 lbs.43c White Sugar .4\tlbs.\t41e 100 lb.\tbag $7.89 Icing Sugar\t.2 lbs.21 e Five Roses or Robin Hood Flour\t7 lbs, 53c \u2014 100 lbs.$6.15 Small White Beans .5\tlbs.\t55c Peas for Soup\t5\tlbs.\t55e Creamery Butter, first quality .lb.59c Moms Spread\t2\tlbs.\t55e EGGS \u2014 Grade A large\tdozen\t73c Grade A medium dozen 69c Grade A small .\t, dozen 49c Canadian Cheese from Weedon\tlb.\t43e Sliced Cream Cheese .\tVi lb.28e Sugar Cookies .\tlb.\t20c Lido Marshmallow Biscuits, 2 cello packs 45e Rigo Cookies, Sandwich, Chocolate, Marshmallow, Chocolate Sandwich, lb.25c David, Lido, Viau Sandwich Cookies, lb.27e Full Assortment of CELLO PACK CHOCOLATES & CANDIES.Toilet Paper-.3 rolls 21e Kleenex .2 boxes 39c Kotex .2 boxes 79e Brown Label Salaria Tea, Vz lb.65e Freshly Ground Coffee, lb.99e and $1.05 Domestic Shortening, lb.29e,' 3-lb.pail 79c New Local Potatoes\t'0 lbs.39c 15 lbs 49c;\t75 lbs.$1.99 Strong White Vinegar in barrels, by the gallon\t 45e Lion Vinegar by the gallon\t 69e 20e allowance on empty jug.Seedless Dates .2 lbs.25c Seedless Raisins .2 lbs.35c Javex\t.1 gallon 66e Cigarettes, all brands .10 packs $3.49 Coarse Salt .3 lbs.13e Heinz Ketchup .11\toz.\t25c Welch's Grape Juice .24\toz.\t37c JELLO, new flavors, Black Cherry, Black Raspberry\t6\tfor\t55e New Weston's Biscuits, CAPRIE, box 19e Giant Oxydol .72c Giant Rinso .\t.».69e Giant Duz .,.71 e Giant Bonus .6#e Crino Milk.2, 16-oz.cans 25e Milk of Magnesia .49c Minard's Liniment .39e Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap 4 for 29e Palmolive Soap .4\tfor\t29c \u2014 FISH Fillet of Cod .Fillet of Haddock, not frozen lb.27c lb.45e BEER & PORTER - FREE DEUVERY TO ANY PART OF TELEPHONE LO.2-759/ please call LO.7-4588 QUALITY MEATS Hamburg Steak .lb.25c Round Steak, cubed or not cubed, lb.59c Sirloin Steak .,.lb.69c Ham, in the leg, whole or cut .lb.49c Ham in the shoulder .lb.41c Sliced Bacon .Vz lb.pkg.23c by the piece .lb.\t45c Salt Pork\t|b.\t15c Leg of Veal, lb.49c \u2014 in the\tfront,\tlb.\t30c Veal Chops .|b.\t45c Veal in the front, cubed .lb.\t49c Large Spring Chickens\tlb.\t47c Dressed Chickens, 2Vz to S\u2019/z\tlbs.\t.\tlb.\t45e Brisket .lb.\t69c Chicken in the basket .lb.\t39c Chuck Roast Beef .lb.\t29c Rolled Beef .lb.\t29c Low Rib .lb.\t18c Roast Beef in the loin.lb.\t39e Pig's Feet, short, lb.5c \u2014\tlong,\tlb.\t10c Spare Ribs from the front .lb.\t5e from the bacon .lb.\t35c Pork Sausage, link or in the bag, sliced \u2014 lb.35c or 3 lbs.$1.00 Fresh Spring Lamb .in the\tleg,\tlb.\t69c Chops\tlb.\t55c Cooked Ham .Vz lb.55c Back Bacon .Vj lb.29c Pressed Ham .|b,\t55c Chicken Loaf .lb.\t50e Sliced Bologna .lb\t23c Roast of Pork, in the front .lb.\t37e Large Fowl .|b.\t42c Beef Heart .lb.\t20c Beef Liver .|b.\t25c Beef Shank .lb.\t25c Bones for Soup .lb.\t2e Pure Lard\t.lb.\t15e 5 lb.pail 75c\t20-lb.pail $2.99 AT OUR FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT American Celery, size 24\t29e Local Pascal Celery\t2 large heads 25c Californie Sunkist Oranges \u2014 size 288.doz.35e \u2014 size 252.doz.42c Grapefruit .3 for 25e Large Local Iceberg Lettuce, .\t2 for 17e small, each 5c Canadian Ripe Tomatoes \u2014 from Ontario\u2014 large, lb.15« \u2014 Cello Pack, each !5e Bananas .2 lbs 29e Green Onions ., bunch\t6e New Carrots .2 lbs.19c Local Carrots .bunch\t6< New Crop Transparent Apples .2 lbs.\t29e 5 lbs.\t69c Fresh Local Cucumbers .each\t6c New Beets .bunch\t6e New Crop Plums\t dozen\t25e Lemons .dozen\t39c New Local Cabbages .each 5c and 10c New Local Turnips .each 5c and 10c Fresh Pears .2 for 9c \u2014 doz.50e - TEL.LO.2-1591 THi CITY FOR ANY Size ORDER.Mr.and Airs J H Muncey and «on Gordon, of Notre Dame de Grace, spent a week at the home of Mrs.N.N.Crow hurst and Air.William Crowhurst.They were joined by Mrs Mun-cey\u2019s sister, .Mrs.C.J.Alareotte, of Warden, and mother, Mrs Crowhurst.and enjoyed a trip through the White Mountains staying two riavs in Boston.Mass., and returning home by Portland, Maine, and Old Orchard Beach.They also spent a day in Sherbrooke, and railed on their cousin.Mrs Mamie Chamberlain in Magog Mrs Alaurice Williams was in Montreal where she attended the funeral service of Aliss Alar-ion Watson in Westmount She later called on the Misses Edith and Frances AVatson HIGH FOREST- Miss Gareth Forgrave, R.N , of Hamilton, Ont, spent a weekend with her parents, Air.and Airs.Sam Forgrave.Mrs.Alden King and Air.I Henry Evans, of Sawycrville, 1 were visitors of Mrs.Ettra Mc-Vetty.For BABY\u2019S -OiMMy (/pstfS Give Baby'» Own TabMa .sweet, mild little tablet*.In hbo over 50 years to jfive prompt relief /rom minor dl-fresfive upsets, gas.constipation and fretfulness resulting from irregularity at teething time.Easy to take.Taste good.No \u201csleepy\u201d stuff .no dulling effect.Get a package today at your druggist.WEST SUTTON- Miss Rosalind Russell, of Wat crloo, Mias Brenda Russell, of Sutton, were overnight guests of their sister, Miss Carol Ann Russell at the home of their aunt, Mrs.George Robinson and family.Air.and Mrs.W.V.Bartlett and family, of Lowell, Mass., were also guests at the same home Air George Wilson, of Dunbro, was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs Edwin Spencer Mr and Mrs.George Bouleiga and family have moved hack to Montreal to reside Aliss Sheila Hooper, of Sutton, wan a guest of her aunt.Mrs.Marion Perkins and family Aliss Betvde Perkins spent a few days in Sutton, guest of Mrs.B Russell and also called on friends.Air.and Mrs.Joe Marco enter tained Mr.and Mrs.Ray Page land son Nason.Mr and Mrs ! Lawrence Marco and son Gary, Mr and Airs.Edwin1 Spencer, Mrs Ronald Weatherby and (am ily, on the occaision of the birthday of Air.Spencer.Mr and Mrs.Ulric Russell and daughter and Master Carry Russell, of Silver Lake, Eastman, were guests of Mr, and Mrs.Gerald Page.Miss Marilyn Macey, of Schrei ber, Ont .hais been guest of her uncle, Mr.Ethan Macey and family.Mr.and Mrs Lynford Royea.Mr.and Mrs.Arland Royea were in Sweetsburg to visit their daughter.Airs.Charlie Dymond I at the B M P.Hospital.Mrs.Lynford Royea spent, a few days at Hillside at the home ! of Air.Charles Dymond.| Mrs.Alabel Accles, of Mont real West, was a guest of Air : and Mre.George Robinson and1 1 family.Success to the Directors of MARBLETON FAIR ! IDNEY N BISHOP FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Bishopton 33 Acceptance off 1 at 5ti, Price Bros, off 2lz at 75 and Power Corp.off l'» at 68'-*.Algomt Steel was up 1 at 120vj, Alum imum up 2 at 142, Hudson Ba> Dupont Mining up 2's at 92lï.Imperial Genera Oil up IK at 53*4, International Genera Nickel up 2 at 107.and Royalite ; Goodyear up l\u2019* at 17\\.The Canadian automotive industry turned out an estimatec 43,234.cars and trucks in th« month of July, establishing a new Pepsi record for the month.For the seven months of 1356 the cumulative output figure is down some what at 260,517 units as compared to the record figure of 272,435 cars for the same period last year.Prices of copper, lead and zinc ; were firmer yesterday on the London Atetal Exchange.Copper i closed at an equivalent of 404c | a pound U* S.funds, up *4C a pound from last Friday's close.Shipments of asbestos from Canadian mines in June declined to 73,773 tons from the record of 101.334 tons in May this year and were also well under the 31,-334 tons shipped in June 1355.Watermans Equipment Ltd.ets a share.In March the payment was 33c a share.Canadian Wallpaper Manufacturers Ltd.has declared a dividend of 40 els a share on the Class A and B Common payable Aug 27th Previously 25 cts.was paid in August 1354.International Utilities Corp.and Hudson Ray Alining and Smelting will trade ex dividend.Stevenson s Race Stand Stuns South CHICAGO f/P) \u2014 Adlai E.Stevenson today rode the angry wav es of a self created storm over civil rights, with some signs that his Democratic presidential nomination ship might be springing a leak.Stevenson, top contender for the nomination at next week\u2019s party convention, hit his southern supporters Tuesday with something akin to a bolt of lightning.He called for \u2018unequivocal approval\" in Ihc party's platform of the United States Supreme Court de cision outlawing racial segregation in public schools.Dismayed southerners hurriedly conferred under the leadership of Governor James P.Coleman of Mississippi.Coleman last month headed a pre-convention caucus of southern Democrats concerned primarily with keeping the party from endorsing the court's opinion.After three hours of discussion behind closed doors, Coleman came up with this verdict: The southerners don\u2019t like Stevenson's stand, hut \"as of this dale\u201d hr remains the active candidate most acceptable to them.Amer.Telephone\t183**\t183lz\tAbitibi\t\t41\t41 Anaconda\t81\t\tAbitibi Pfd\t\t25\t Bethlehem Steel\t166\t166**\tAlgoma \t\t120's\t120's Borden\u2019s Co.\t61*4\t\tAluminum \t\t142\t142'» Chrysler\t65'* 65\t4 XD\tAsbestos\t.,.\t41 *4\t414 Comm.Solvents\t.IS\u2019»\t\tBell Telephone .\t48'4\t48'» Cons.F.dison\t.\t47\u2019»\t47*4\tBrazilian\t\t\t7a*\t7*4 Douglas\t8414\t85*»\tB ' Power \t\t48*4\t Dupont\t213*4\t\tB C.Forest\t17'4\t17'» General Electric\t64 H\t64**\tBruck Mills \"B\"\t3.50\t General Motors\t47**\t47*4\tBuilding Products\t37*4\t Goodyear\t78\t\tCanada Cement\t34'-.-\t35 Int Paper\t140*4\t\tCan.Iron Fdy.\t38'-.-\t38 4 Hit.Telephone\t32 in\t32\u2019a\tCanadian Breweries\t29\t29 Johns Manville\t.57\t\t( anadiau l elancse\t16\t Montg.Ward\t42't\t42*4\tt orby\u2019s \"A\t16*4\t N V Central\t38\t38\ttan.Pacific Rail va)\t34'4\t34'a Pepsi\t.21\u2019*\t\tSmelters\t32',\t324 Radio\t44'*\t44\tDist.Seagram\t36*4\t364 Republic Steel\t52\u2018ï\t52*4\tDominion Bridge\t23\t23 V.S Rubber\t51\u2019»\t\tDominion Corset\t\t134 B Std Oil of N J.\t58*4 58'i\\n\t\tDont.Steel 6 Coal\t23's\t23 4 B Studebaker\ta\t\tDominion Stores\t43 4\t434 U S Steel\t65l*\t65\tDominion Tar\t15*4\t154 Woolworth\t.\t48**\t\tDorn.Textile\t8\t\"*4 B CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE Previous Close 11 a.m Gen.Dynamics Hudson Bay Min.Famous Players Found.Co.General Steel 92\u2018s 16h 3114 16ls Wares 8 37 24'y 24*413 37 B Anglo Nfld.\t\t\t114\t114\tImperial Oil\t59*4\ttit B A.Oil\t49'4\t48*4\tImp.Tobacco .\t12\t114B Brown Company .\t21*4\t21*i B\tInt.Nickel \t\t107\t107 4 Can Vickers\t35'4\t35 B\tInt.Paper \t\t1374\t135', B Can and Dorn.Sugat\t234\t\tInt Pete\t\t.38\t38 1 ons.Paper\t44*s\t45 Hid Accept.\t\t.*>(>\t56 I- raser\t404\t40\tHoward Smith\t4H\t40 4 B Great Lakes Paper\t484\t48'.-\tMacMillan \u201cB\u201d\t43\t42 4 B Home Oil \"A\"\t\t164\tMassev Harris\t8*8\t84 B Minnesota «V Ont\t37 \\\t374\tMeColl Frontenac\t1)4\t62 B Mid Light 6.Powei\t48\t\tMont.Locomotive\t164\t16'» So, Can.Power Pfd.\t140\t\tDow Breweries\t35\t35 MINES -\t\t\tNat Steel Car\t.31\t Un, Asbestos\t8 10\t8.15\tNoranda\t63 4\t634 Weedon\t.57\t\tPlacer I)e\\\t.134\t134 BANKS \u2014\t\t\tPowell River\t.52\t Montreal \t\t59*4\t\tPrice Bros.\t.\t.76\t75 Nova Scotia\t624\t614 B\tQuebec Power\t.27\t ( ommerer\t57 4\t574\tRoyalite Oil\t17*4\t18 Royal\t66\t66\tShawimgan\t94\t93 \t\t\tSteel ot Canada\t714\t72 WINDSOR\t\t\tTriad Oil\t.114\t11*4 \t\t\tWalker G.W.\t72\t Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis, of\t\t\tZeller's \t\t.254\t Moncton, N.B., were\t\trecent\t\t\t guests of Mr and Mra Alurray Parker.Mr Lewis is now stationed at Frobisher Bay, Baffin Is land, with Maritime Airways.Mr.and Mrs Edward Cuff, of Dor val, were also guests at the same home.Mr Walter Houghton is spend, ing the month of August at the University of Western Ontario, in lamdon.Miss Joan Parker, of Macdon aid College, is spending a week with her mother, Mrs.Anita Par ker.Miss Marjory Davies spent the weekend in Montreal.Members of the golf and ten nis club recently enjoyed an m formal dance in the lounge.Mrs.R.Lutwick and three children, of Moncton, N.B., are spending a month with Mrs.Lut-wick\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.R Sims.Mr and Mrs.R.Crabtree, of Aurora, Ont,, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.N.Allard.Mrs.J.J.Ncrney, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Harper.Hirtliii WENTWORTH To Clarence and Doris (nee Panseau) at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Monday, Aug 6th a 7 lb 11 oj baby boy.Both well.Anderson Monuments BOX 56 \u2014 BEEBE, QUE.Monuments, Marker*.Lettering Work done anywhere In E.T.Write for pamphlet A price*.Brome-Mlssltquol: Lloyd Mandlgo, Sutton, Qua.lOttNSTO0fri FUNERAL CHAPEL ! $30 Proipect St.LO.2-2464 Dcatljn COWANSVILLE- Mrs.Wilson and daughter, Rev.Nettie Wilson, of MontreaLl were guests of Mrs.R.Greig at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs Jack Greig and family, Main Street.HOWES In Brookbury, Que, on August 7, 1356, Anna Laura Howes in her 33th year.Wid-| ow of the late John Howes.I Resting at the home of her | son, George W.Howes, Brook bury, Que Funeral service at the above home on Thursday, August 9 at 2:30 p m.Inter j ment in Brookbury United Ce.metery.Rev.Matthews offie-1 iating.S.N.Bishop Funeral ! Home, Bishopton, Que.Phone 1 33.PROVOST MONUMENTS AUTHORIZED DEALER Doubt* Protection Seal end Certificete Guarantee.Tel.LO.9-1700 or LO.9-2822 Corner King E.and 15th Ava., Sherbrooke.Miss Marilyn Miner and Ma:; BOOTHROYT) \u2014 At the Sher GARAGE MAINVILLE 168 Lewis Street WATERLOO \u2014 Tel.267 \u2022 GENERAL REPAIRS \u2022 \u2022 SPECIALTY; BODY WORK and BAKED ENAMEL Guaranteed Work Free Ertimate* Come And Visit Our Ultra Modern Paint Shop Protect Your Feet with Mainville PED AIR\" Innersoles manufactured by MAINVILLE FOOT MOISTURE CONDENSER REG'D\" Inventor, G.A.Mainville, patent No.505416 Accepted by the Canadian Army, May 10, 1956, H Q.No.6001 Mesh Insole.ter Richard Miner, are guests of j their uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs Leon Jordon at Sutton.Mr.Archie Greig, of New York, spent a few days with his , sister-in-law, Mrs.R.Greig, his ; nephew and niece, Mr.and Mr».Jack Greig and family.The members of the Cowansville Chapter of Eastern Star No.17 held a successful food sale and sale of useful articles and novelties at the \u201cLarose.Can- KENNEDY teen\" at Selby Lake.The proceeds amounted to $87 The.members wish to thank all who helped make this event a success.Tickets were sold on the j doll and bassinet, on display in | Le Roy\u2019s window.These will be raffled in November.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Longe-way, Miss Alice Longeway, Miss Lottie McAllister and Miss Doris Bridgette motored to Rosemount and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Cousens, who were celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary.Miss Wilna Beattie is enjoying a vacation to the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland Mrs.Irene Adams and her sister, Miss Anna Hawke are on a trip to various cities in the New England States.Mrs.O.Domingue, accompanied by John Sully, motored to Mrs, Child embark for a trip to Halifax to visit her son and daughter-in-law.Miss Lena Walker, of Pawtucket, R.I., is spending a vacation with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.0.Domingue.The members of the Cowansville Branch of the Women\u2019s Institute, held a food sale at Mrs.Howard Drennan\u2019s Cottage at Selby Lake The proceeds amounted to $30.brooke Hospital, on Tuesday, August 7, 1356, Lois Muriel Rimmer, beloved wife of the late Professor Eric E.Booth- j , rnyd, in her 72nd year.Rest- \u2019 < ing at Johnston\u2019s Funeral * Chapel, 530 Prospect St.where the funeral will be held on j Friday, August 10, at 2.30 pm ; Rev.R C.Tail, officiating.Interment in Malvern Cemetery.At Magog, Que., on Wednesday, Aug.8, 1956, Mary Elizabeth McMillan, wife of the late S, H.Kennedy, in her 32nd year.Resting at her j late residence, 333 St.Patrick St.W.where family prayers will be held at 2.00 p.m.Fri- ¦ day, followed by service at St.Luke\u2019s Church at 2.30 p.m Rev.Canon John Comfort officiating.Interment in Pine-hill Cemetery.McKenna\u2019s Funeral Service.Phone VI 3-3731, R.1.BISHOP funeral chapel a, AMBULANCE SERVICE (Form#r)y Blake*») 300 Queer Blvd H Tel LO 2-9977 Births,\t1 Marriages,\t* Card of Thanks ?1.50 per Insertion DEATH NOTICES 15c per Une, Minimum char»* ?1.50 (10 lines or lees).IN MEMORIAMS 11.00 plus Z0 cents per line for poetry.Additional names over three 10 cent* each name.ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE OV PARTY SENDING NOTICE.Underwriters and Distributors of Canadian Securities Greenshields & Co Inc 110 Wellington Street North! Sherbrooke Slontreal Ottawa Quebec Toronto \" > 41 T t t ^ *: T X t - ?*\t\u2022 r r f t 4\t