Sherbrooke daily record, 7 décembre 1953, lundi 7 décembre 1953

[" DECEMBER Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1\t2\t3\t4\t5 6\t7\t8\tB\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26 27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t\t Established 1897.Stjecbcooke Dailu Becotd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERUROOKLi, QUEBEC, MONDAY.DECEMBER 7, W3 WfATHER SCATTERED SHOWERS Cloudj' with \u2022 few scattei'ed *ht\u2014 A two-________ engine Anson aircraft with a pilot and five passengers aboard today RnilfinRpClimoH was reported missing north of this I A-VUllHllw IvvoUillEU town, 360 miles northeast of Que- ^ fi ITT bee cuy.\tOn Koval voyage The plane, which disappeared 1\t* Sunday night, is the property of CMMK Construction Company, builders of a 390-mile railway linking Sept lies and Knob lake, centre of Ungava's iron ore mining development.Pilot of the missing plane was Aboard The Gothic \u2014 (P1 \u2014 The light-hearted ceremonies of crossing the Equator and an open-air church service were the weekend highlights as the royal liner Gothic bore the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh toward the Fiji identified only as Stapely.Names | islands on their round-the-world of the passengers, all CMMK cm-j tour.ployees, were withheld pending The Queen, who crossed the notification of their families.\tEquator on her South African tour At Mont Joli, Que., an official 'of 1947, looked on Saturday as the said a storm prevented search Duke lent a willing hand in initial planes from taking off at Sept ing newcomers to King Neptune lies, although the weather was clear up the railway line.Canadian Fish For Korean Aid and his court.In the blue and white apron of an \u201cassistant barber\u201d of Neptune's court, the Duke gleefully shoved several members of the royal entourage into the ship's swimming pool and got thoroughly drenched himself.Ottawa\u2014pent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.Racine and family at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alton Hull, Derby Line.Mr.and Mrs.Gerard Boisvert and three children, of Beebe, were Thanksgiving Day guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Homer Brainard.Derby Line.Mrs.Gladys Wiggett.of Lyndon-ville.Vt., was cn'lir at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alton Hull, Derby Line, on Tuesday.Miss Edith Smith, nf Lachute.spent the week-end with Miss Mary Quillinan, West Park.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Hitchcock of Boston.Mass, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Johnston and Mi.and Mrs.Wayne Hitchcock.Derby Line.Miss Edna Moore, of Montpelier, Vt\u201e spent the week-end at the home of her sister.Mrs.Byron Herrick, and Mr.Herrick, Derby Line.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Smith, of Derby Line, were in Waterville, on Tuesday to attend the funeral LLBBYTOWN The many friends of Mrs.D Pa-i irPon w ill be pleased to know that she has returned home and is much improved in health.The Farm Forum members gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs.William Horn, in Way's Mills lor their weekly meeting.Mrs.Vancour, who has been away visiting friends, has returned home.Mrs.E.Hovey has spent a few duvs in Montreal on business.Wnile there she visited Mrs.M.O.Mackenzie and Mrs.M.N.Mackenzie.Mr.and Mrs.N.Leecn.of Sherbrooke, were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.Dobb.Mrs.Alice Dobb.of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Mis.Sydney Loke, of Way's Mills: Mrs.M.Hill and Mr.W.Dobb of this place, motored to West Glover.NY.HENDERSON VALE Friends of Mrs.Eva Wright will be glad to hear that she is gaming.after her illness and is able to he up for a time each day.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Marshall and daughter.Helena, of Thetford Mines, were guests of Mr.John .MarsnaU and family.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Little and Mr.Albert Little, of Inverness, and Mr.Lloyd Little, of Lennox-\\.lle, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Wright.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Mathers and family and Mr.Murray Kelso, of Thetford Mines, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.Kelso.of the latter's uncle Mr.Stephen Pocoek.Mr.and Mrs.Stuart Taylor, also of Derby Line, attended the funeral.On Saturday Mr.and Sirs.W.H.Davis, of Rock Island, were callers at the Pocoek home at Waterville.i V/' - \u2022 10 6 cu.ft.of 'he f'ncst Here s '0-6 \u201c 4riQerator food 7\t Smelters\t25\t24\"» Dist.Seagram\t28\u2019 -i\t28'» It Dominion Bridge\t\t72\\ B Dom Steel & Coal\t10>;\t Dominion Stores\t\t18\", B Dominion Tar\t8'k\t Dom.Textile\t7\u2019s\t7 \" H Gen.Dynamics\t34\t34'; Famous flavors\t21\t21 B Foundation Co\tl\u20192',i\t General Steel Wares\t\tIS'; B Gypsum\t\t34\".Imperial Oil\t\u2022in».\t28\"» B Imperial Tobacco\tUC»\t10\"» International Nickel\t36'»\t36'» International Paper\t52'»\t52'; Ind.Accept.\t33\"!\t33'; B Howard Smith\t20'»\t20', It MacMillan \"B\"\t\t18', 11 Masse» Harris\t7\u2019»\t7\u2019» 11 McColl Frontenac\t27\t27 Molson\t25\t Dow Breweries\t16\t18 Nat.Steel Car \t\t27'»\t Noranda\t\t\tt»2 H\t02 Placer Dev\t\t\t27\t27 It Powell River .\t25\t25 B Price Bros.\ti.\t33'j\t33'; Quebec Power .\t20's\t Royalite Oil\t\t12\u2019.i It si.Law.Corp\t\t38'z\t381; Shaw inigan\t40\t39\", Steel of Canada\t30\" (\t Walker, G.W\t48\" i\t Zeller's\t\t20 It Four Injured\t\t In Accidents\t\t NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Anglo Nfld.B.A.Oil Brown Company Can & Dorn.Sugar Crown Zellerbach Consolidated Paper Font \"A\" Eraser Great Lakes Paper Minnesota & Ont So.Can Power Pfd.\u2019.27\t127\tB I n.Asbestos\tStill\tB Wcodon\t37\tSB\tB East.Metals\t125 CLARENCEV1LLE Major and Mrs Charles Hew-son, of Lacollc, were recent supper guoMs of Mr and Mrs.Archibald Derrick.Mr.D G.Macfie, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Derrick and son, Billy, and Mrs George Taylor spent a day in Montreal.Friends of Mr.Edward McCormick are pleased to hear lhal hr is recovering from his illness.BIRTHS CLARK To Aldcn and Mabel (nee Robinson), a daughter, Linda Mabel, al the Sherbrooke Hospital on December 5, 1953.THOMPSON On December 4th, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, to Les and Mary (nee Carr), son, a brother for Gall.American Telephone\t157';\t157!» Chrysler\t62\u2019»\t62\", Dupont\t106'S\t106\"» General Electric\t90\t89 General Motors\t60\",\t60\", Interna.Telephone .\t15'4\t15\u20194 Pepsi\t.\t13\",\t13'; Radio\t\t\t24'»\t241.Republic Steel\t\t48\".\t48', i s.Rubber .\t28\",\t28'; Std.Oil of N.J.\t72\u2019,\t72\"» 1' S.Steel\t39';\t39\", DEATHS Police Seize Illegal Game Municipal police raided » Wellington si reel restaurant on Saturday afternoon and seized a slot machine.Apparently, it is .sometimes difficult lo delect operators of illegal machines as Ihc proprietors will only cater to \"known\u2019\u2019 customers, Chief F.douard Moreau said this morning.A number ot other restaurant owners are also Operating illegal machines and paying their customen over the counter and police are waiting to catch them in the act before ar resting I hem.Woman's Purr© Found In East Municipal police have in their possession a woman's black velvet purse, containing a sum of money and other personal articles, which was (mind over a week ago on Park avenue.As yet no one has reported losing a purse, and Police Chief F.douard Moreau has slated that Hie owner ran claim Ihc purse al the station by describing its contents.sturdy wrap-around bumpers com Four persons were taken to St.Vincent de Paul Hospital for treat ment of injuries received in week end traffic accidents.Mrs.Denis Turgcon, 30, of Magog, received several stitches to an injured arm and was allowed to go home.Olivier Lapicrrc, 30.of Sherbrooke, was attended for lacerations and tolcased.His 29-year-old wife was | treated for nervous shock Armand Vincent, 27, of Longueuil, received an injured arm and other hurts in a collision between two trucks near South Slukcly, yesterday.Traffic Officer Gerard llclisle re ports heavy damage lo Mr.Vin-Icent's truck and one owned by iGerard Boisvert, of Racine, who escaped uninjured.LATEST REPORT AUc your Invoslmonl Doolor lor tho Lotos! Report and Prospactut of CALVIN BULLOCK ltd.airport days.Sixteen air companies operate lo and from Gander.There's a separate terminal for domestic lines.Essential facilities at Gander in- Bridgcn were welcomed.The pletely enclose the fenders.The Troop under Skipper Ernie Truss-air intake for the famous Nash 1er has secured two new assistants Weather Eye conditioned air sys- in the persons of Ronald Bailey tem extends along the entire width and Bruce Gillam.The Troop at- of the hood.Die-casl tail lights are tendance now stands at 25 and sev-l , ,\t.\t\u201e\ti , .i .mounted on the extreme end of the\toral more boys are expected\tto be\tc,e alr\t\u201e control, tormcrly fenders and extend beyond\tthe\tplaced on the roll shortly.\tMany\tcentred at\tMoncton, N.B.amt rear deck while Ihe fuel tank cap of the Lennoxville Scouts have\tK|'olinf' control approach, foi is flush-mounted in the left\trcar\tbeen collecting used toys\tand\t\u2019lu|[ilnR\tplanes to safe landing in lender.\tbooks which will be repaired at\tzeÇ