Sherbrooke daily record, 2 octobre 1957, Section 1

[" 1957\t\tOCTOBER\t\t\t1957 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF S \t\t1\t2\t3\t4\t5 6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11 12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26 27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t 1) ecbcoo ke IMii IReco id 7\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f SUNNY; WARMER Mainly cloudy clearing this eve ning; mainly sunny Thursday; a little warmer Thursday; winds northwesterly 15 with occasional guests to 25 this afternoon; low-high Thursday 38 and 65.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 2.1957 Sixty-First Year EMPIRE PARLEY IN 1958 Britain To Offer Plan Later Today By HAROLD MORRISON OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Britain will formally ask Canada today to consider a gradual elimination of tariffs between the two countries, establishing a radical new pattern in Anglo-Canadian trade.The immediate official Canadian reaction likely will be one of cautious approach; perhaps to ! ment.seek modifications of the original I He disclosed that he had in-si'ggestion and perhaps to lay vited the Commonwealth to hold the whole thing open to long and the big meeting in Canada next careful examination by a body year.It was learned from other of experts.\t| delegates this invitation likely Britain\u2019s plan, made as a con Canada Likely Scene Of Talks To Expand Commonwealth Trade By HAROLD.MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer MONT TREMBLANT, Que.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 The Commonwealth's first major trade and economic conference in a quarter-century \u2014 one that may reshape the destinies of the 1 1-country partnership \u2014 likely will be held in Canada in mid-1958.Swiftly and with complete unanimity, finance ministers Tuesday agreed to the Canadian proposal for such major talks and praised this country for initiating a move which, they suggested, may turn the Commonwealth into a great moral force in world affairs.Finance Minister Donald Fleming, chairman of the four-day meeting, told delegates at public closing ceremonies that \u201cwe rejoice to have arrived at complete agree- sequence of Prime Minister Die-fenbaker\u2019s suggested switch of 15 '\u2022 per cent of Canada\u2019s imports from the United States to Britain, will be outlined here by Peter Thorneycroft, chancellor of the exchequer.He and Sir David Eccles, president of the U.K.board of trade, I will meet with Finance Minister Î Fleming and Trade Minister Churchill today to begin the bilateral trade talks.Mr.Diefen- j baker will confer with the two U.S.ministers later and may make some comment on the proposal.SOME FEARS There were indications even before the talks got under way that Canadian authorities are none too keen on the suggestion.Some fear it may hurt Canadian industry and increase the number of jobless.Mr.Fleming has already stated it presents \u201cvery formidable difficulties.\u201d Many Canadian industrialists are opposed to the free - trade plan, fearing the elimination of tariff protection may force their industries to be pitted conpeti-tively against the lower-cost U.K.production.Living standards are much higher in Canada than in Britain.Canadian wages also are higher.These economic factors would weigh heavily on Britain\u2019s side.On the other hand, Mr.Diefenbaker has stated he would like to see a switch in some of Canada\u2019s imports from the U.S.\u2014as much as $600.000,000 a year.ALTERNATE PROPOSALS U.K.officials argue that the only real way to get a sharp diversion of Canadian imports from the U.S.to Britain is through the establishment of Anglo-Canadian free trade.However, Mr.Thor-neycr itft has stated that if Canada cannot agree to his proposal, then he was prepared to make others\u2014such as increased Canadian government purchases from Britain.Canadian officials likely will look on this alternative suggestion with more favor.They may be prepared to buy more aircraft, engineering equipment and other major products from British factories.But how much effect this would have of diverting Canadian imports from the U.S.to Britain would be open to question.will be accepted.The meeting may be held about mid-1958, per- Malenkov Arrest Follows Pravda Attack, MP Claims haps sometime between June and September.COMMITTEE TO MEET The huge job of preparing for such a major meeting is to be left to a committee of permanent officials to be convened at London next January.Enthusiasm for the conference decision was expressed from all Commonwealth quarters.Peter Thorneycroft, chancellor of the U.K.Exchequer, believed an advance had been made in the Commonwealth cause, an advance \u201cperhaps even larger than we now realize.\u201d \u201cWe have laid the foundations for another step in the future for the building up still further of this Commonwealth as a vital and moral force in world fairs.\u201d PM HAPPY At Ottawa, Prime Minister Diefenbaker said he was sure all Canadians will warmly welcome the announcement.It came in the form of a 900-word communique which outlined the type of subjects that may be taken up at the meetins.The subjects were described only in general terms.The big item, of course, is to study ways of expanding trade within the Commonwealth.But an assessment also is to be made of the need and the sources of capital and technical aid in the underdeveloped areas; of problems in farm surpluses; of the impact of Europe\u2019s proposed free trade area on Commonwealth trade; and of progress being made in the \u201ccommon objective\u201d to expand trade generally and eliminate exchange restrictions.Alsu to be studied is the means of setting up permanent machinery so there could be continuous Commonwealth consultations on economic issues.Meanwhile, an initial type of Continued on Page 8 LONDON (Reuters)\u2014A British i Labor member of Parliament re- ¦ i ported today he had heard rumors that Georgi Malenkov has been arrested and taken to Moscow.Labor MP Desmond Donnelly reported the rumors from Peiping where he is on a visit.After his dismissal as a first deputy premier, Malenkov was appointed to manage a power sta-! tion in the remote \u201cvirgin lands\u201d republic of Kazakhstan.Donnelly visited the republic last week.Malenkov\u2019s rumored arrest coincided with another attack by the official Communist party newspaper Pravda on the \u201cantiparty group of Malenkov, Kaganovich, Molotov and Shepilov.\u201d Vyacheslav Molotov, Malenkov.Lazar Kaganovich and Dmitri af.| Shepilov were ousted from the ruling Soviet Praesidum July 4 in one of the biggest Kremlin reshuffles since the death of Stalin.OPPOSED PARTY The anti party group showed a dogmatic approach to Marxist-Leninist theory in opposing the party\u2019s course approved by the 20th congress of the Cpmmmiist party of the Soviet Uniop, Pravda said.Soviet Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev told the congress, held in 1956, of the crimes of Stalin.This marked the beginning of the de-Stalinization policy of the Soviet Union.\u201cThe members of the antiparty group could not.understand that under present conditions live Marxism-Leninism and the struggle for communism is manifest above all in the implementation of the decision of the 20th congress of the party,\u201d Pravada said.\u201cThe persistent pursuit of a policy of peaceful coexistence, friendship between nations, the all-round consolidation of the socialist camp, improvement in the Demand Lapalme Resign MONTREAL (CP)\u2014Some members of the Quebec Young Liberal Federation are reported to be preparing to demand the dismissal of provincial Liberal Leader Georges Lapalme and the election of a successor.Federation President John Pepper said the ouster may be proposed at a federation meeting Oct 25-26 in Sherbrooke.Que.\u201cFrom remarks made by some members of the executive, it is quite possible a general resolution of the federation will be passed calling for a provincial Liberal convention between now and the next provincial election to choose a new leader,\u201d he said.Members of the party\u2019s young wing are said to feel that a new leader is needed in order to recover from election and byelection losses in recent years.Mr.Lapalme led the Liberals in the provincial 1952 election, when the party increased its provincial seats to 23 from eight members in the 92 - member legislature.In 1956, however, the Liberal representation was cut to 20, and has dropped to 17 by the resignations of two Montreal members who now sit as inde-penednts and the loss of a seat in a byelection last month.Control Blaze MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 A two-alarm blaze that roared through an old downtown building early | management of industry, a strug- j today was brought under control gle for an all-round upsurge in '' shortly after 8 a.m.No one was agriculture, abundance of prod- injured but four business pljy.\u2018es Alexander St.Fire \u2014 Story on Page three.Shown above is the building on 28-36 Alexander st., belonging to Alfred Lemieux housing six families and two business establishments which caught tire this morning.(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) firmer Stand By Faubus Demanded No Sign Of New Frencn Government Todays Chuckle \u201cI love you, darling.I\u2019m not wealthy like Jerome Green.I haven\u2019t a fine car or a fine house like Jerome Green.But darling, I love you.\u201d \"1 love you, too, darling,\u201d she said.\u201c.but by the way, where is this man Green?\u201d ucts, a big housing drive, the extension of the rights of the union republics, the flourishing of national cultures, the all-round development of the creative initiative of the masses\u2014it is in this that we see the concrete manifestation of living and creative Marxism under conditions in the Soviet country.\u201d were badly damaged.More than 120 firemen fought the flames for almost four hours.The fire is believed to have started in a rooming house, and then spread to the Corzo Pizzeria, A B and B fruit market, Lingerie Ducharme and the Harbor Drug .Store, all on St.Catherine Street.Reds Regain Control In San Marino By RICHARD EHRMAN SAN MARINO (AP)\u2014Communist volunteers, armed with 19th century rifles and umbrellas, today consolidated the Red grip on this tiny mountain republic.About all that was left in the hands of an anti-Communist \u201cpro-visional\u201d government was a small, abandoned steel factory.The Red volunteers had gainer effective control of traffic into this 38-square-mile republic in the Appenines of central Italy.They were halting and searching all persons moving across the border between San Marino and Italy.Regular San Marino police, whose Italian commanders Tues-Continued on page 8 Arab Neighbors Foresee Little Danger In Syria UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(CP) Three pro-Western Arab governments were expected to tell the United Nations today that leftist Syria is no threat to her Middle East neighbors.Saudi Arabia was scheduled to lead the Arab trio in the general debate before the 82-nation assembly.Jordan and Iraq were to follow.Ahmad Shukairy, former Syrian chief delegate who now heads Saudi Arabia\u2019s UN representatives, was expected to echo the current Arab line that Syria is not under Russia\u2019s thumb and does not menace peace in the Holy Land.Shukairy said he also will \u201cdeal with\u201d the assembly speech by U.S.State Secretary Dulles, who declared the flow of Soviet arms into Syria might unwittingly lead the Arab recipient into acts of direct aggression.Jordan and Iraq were likely to lake a similar tack but to temper their support of Syria.Iraq belongs to the anti - Communist Baghdad Pact.Jordan accused Syria and Egypt of engineering the recent plot that nearly toppled young King Hussein.HAVE YET TO SPEAK Neither Syria nor Egypt, the Arab nations friendliest to the Soviet bloc, have spoken in the general debate.Syria cancelled two appearances scheduled last week.Observers believe Syria\u2019s delay is a re»ilt of Saudi Arabian King Baud's visit last week to Damas- cus, where he tried to find a basis for friendlier relations among Syria and the United States, Jordan and Iraq.There have been indications Sand appealed to President Eisenhower to modify the U.S.government's hostility to the Syrian regime.Observers at the Damascus parley reported a subtle change appeared to be taking place in Syria\u2019s viewpoint towards the West, with indications she was opening the door for new nego-1 tiations.SEE U.S.-SOVIET CLASH In another development, the general assembly agreed Tuesday to debate the Soviet-proposed question of peaceful coexistence and non-interference in the affairs of other countries.Another U.S.-Russian clash was anticipated when the assembly\u2019s political committee takes up the item.Russia is expected to repeat its charge that the United States is | tampering in the internal affairs : of Syria and trying to sow dissension in the Arab world.The United States, which voted to dedate the lie, presumably will counter that the Soviets are.endangering peace in the Middle East by selling arms to Syria, Egypt and Yemen.Tuesday, the assembly voted for Canada, Panama and Japan to fill the three non-permanent posts in the security council which will be left open Dec.31 when the terms of Australia, the Philipoines and Cuba exnire | WASHINGTON \u2014 (AP) \u2014 President Eisenhower today held firmly to a dejnand for a stronger stand by Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas as the price of withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock.I lopes for settlement of the federal-state controversy over integration of Little Rock\u2019s Central I ligh School collapsed Tuesday night in what might be a disagreement over words \u2014 or could be a dispute over intentions.A settlement plan was worked out Tuesday at a conference between Eisenhower and a four-man committee from the southern governors\u2019 conference.It.called for a declaration from Faubus that he would not obstruct orders of the federal courts which have ordered school integration, and would maintain law and order in Little Rock.The president, in turn, promised to return the federalized Arkansas national guard to state control and to withdraw federal troops \u201cas soon as practicable.\u201d DOESN'T CONVINCE IKE The governors\u2019 committee said Faubus had agreed to the plan, and the Arkansas governor later issued his own statement in Little Rock.But hours later Eisenhower said Faubaus\u2019 statement \u201cdoes not constitute in my opinion the assurance that he intends to use his full powers as governor to prevent the obstruction of the orders of the United States district court.\u201d Two of the four governors who met with Eisenhower expressed confidence the dispute can be settled quickly.Governor Luther Hodges of North Carolina and Governor Frank G.Clement of Tennessee spoke on an NBC telecast after Eisenhower\u2019s rejection of the plan.Florida\u2019s Governor Leroy Collins and Maryland\u2019s Governor Theodore McKeldin, joined them in saying Faubus had had previously been agreed upon.Apparently the White House objection was based at least in part on a couple of words in Fau bus\u2019s statement.Faubus said \u201cI now declare that upon withdrawal of federal troops, I will again assume full responsibility, in co - operation with local authorities, for the maintenance of law and order, and that the orders of the federal courts will not be obstructed by me.\u201d White Boy Claims Attack By Negroes CAMDEN, N.J.(AP) \u2014 A 15-year-old schoolboy, who told police he was stabbed and slashed by a group of Negro youths, was reported in satisfactory condition in hospital today.Michael Pitrilli said he was watching a high school football game Tuesday when he noticed I ocratic Socialist a white boy being abused by about ! performed that a half - dozen Negro youths.He said he suffered the knife wounds in a brief encounter with the group after going to the assist- ance of the unidentified youth, changed I Later four Camden teen - agers slightly the statement they said were picked up.By GODFREY ANDERSON PARIS (AP) \u2014 The political merry-go-round swept party leaders in and out of the Elysee Palace again today with no sign any had been found who could solve the crisis gripping France.President Rene Coty, facing one politician after another across his gilded empire desk, was tackling the pob of finding a premier for the fifth lime since he started his seven-year term as president of the republic.The National Assembly, which threw out Premier Maurice Bour-ges-Maunoury Monday along with his unpopular Algerian home rule bill, was torn with dissension as never before.Any new government must find some measure of agreement, on the main issues \u2014 Algeria\u2019s future and a cure for inflation \u2014 before daring to faco parliament at all.This being the problem, some observers felt President Coty might first, pick a \u201cconciliator\u201d to sound out the assembly groups informally before he settled on someone to try and pick a team to govern France.Rene Pleven, leader of the small Union of Dem-Resistance, who job in the last crisis 3'/a months ago, was being mentioned as a possible candidate for this.MAY TAKE TURNS President Coty could follow the classic course of calling in party Continued on page 8 Jury Discharged Retrial Expected In Hollywood Case \\A/L ~ r:\u2014\tPictured at the right-centre is the Breton photography VV Here rire oeejan mmm studio where the Alexander st.fire is believed to have started.Total damages are unofficially estimated to exceed $66,000, (Record photo by Gerry Lemav) LOS ANGELES (AP) \u2014 The jury in the Confidential magazine criminal libel conspiracy trial was discharged Tuesday night, unable to reach a verdict after two weeks of deliberation.A juror disclosed that the jury stood 7 to 5 for conviction.The same juror also said the jury heard a rumor Sunday that one of its members had been bribed.The report followed a remark overheard by a juror as she walked through the lobby of the hotel where the jury was quartered.Said presiding Judge Herbert V.Walker; \u201cA five-to-seven jury doesn\u2019t look like anyone was bought.\u201d Declaration of a mistrial dropped the curtain on an incon- clusive climax to a two \u2022 month!of table-pounding\u201d and some \u201cbig legal battle over whether Confidential, its sister scandal magazine, Whisper, and other defendants conspired to libel celebrities and to publish lewd and obscene stories.PROMISES RETRIAL Deputy district attorney William L.Ritzi said the case will be retried.Juror LaGuerre Drouet revealed that the jury-bribing rumor had come to the juror\u2019s attention.Three other jurors said fights\u201d over the testimony evidence.Defendants Fred and Marjorie Meade heard the jury\u2019s report of failure to reach a verdict in calm disappointment.EXPECTED ACQUITTAL \u201cWe had expected acquittal,\u201d Meade said.Judge Walker ordered the prosecution and defence counsel and the defendants to return Get.10 for setting of a retrial date.Defendants in addition to Con- they heard no reports of a bribe fidential, Whisper and the offer.Another, Mrs.Martha Meades were Hollywood Re-Deputy, said she heard it but re- search, Inc., and Publisher\u2019s Dis-garded it as an \u201cirresponsible tributing Corporation, rumor.\u201d\t! The Meades were alleged to Drouet told reporters that the have operated Hollywood Redeliberations, which began Sept.| search as a \u201csmut station\u201d to fun-17, developed into bitter wrang jncl movieland scandal to the ling.He said there was \u201ca lot ' magazines. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED., OCX.2,\t1957 PIGEON HILL \u2014 Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bourdeau were.Miss Myrna Ann Erno, of Elmire, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Eric La Rock and children, of Milton, Vt.Miss Erno is spending some time with her sister, Mrs.Bourdeau.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ken Willy were, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Needham and daughter, Marcha, Knowlton, Allen Need- ham, Magog, Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Needham and son, Gordon, Abbotsbord, Mrs.Howard La-plant an ddaughter, Norma, of Sheldon, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.Roger Gagne and daughter, of St.Albans, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bourdeau and daughters were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Vernal Hover, of St.Johns, and Mrs.Ernest Erno, of Snosburg Falls, Vt.Show TONIGHT OCT.2nd - 8.30 P.M.ORGAN RECITAL ! ST.JEAN BAPTISTE I\tCHURCH 280 Council St., Sherbrooke.The PARISH GUARDS Proudly Present \u201cFERNANDO GERMANI\u201d ORGANIST at the VATICAN \"One of the very select company of great organists\" \u2014 DETROIT FREE PRESS COURTESY: Quebec Organ Concerts PRICE OF TICKETS: In the Nave \u2014 $2.00 Side Galleries \u2014 $1.50 tax included Tickets available at the Church Door, 280 Council St., Sherbrooke.By BOB THOMAS HO'.LYWOOD (AP)\u2014How can a director fresh from Germany make a picture about today s Ameritan youth?This was asked of Helmut Kautner, Germany\u2019s most distinguished director and the first to be imported from his country Sherbrooke, Que.TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 15 th 8:30 p.m.dynomie operatic drama w\u2014& IN FRENCH ALL STAR CAST Reserved seats now on sale at the theatre box office.Adm.: Orchestra $3.40 - $2.85 1st Balcony: $3.40 - $2.85 2nd Balcony: $2.00 Tax Inc.\u2014 Mail Orders Accepted \u2014 Please include a self addressed stamped envelope for return of tickets.ELVIS in his first big modem musical in TECHNICOLOR* ^ L0VING YOU Days Only! £k66è REYNOLDS CAiutlMO imra-WAlMNNAN Lovinn You\" \u2022 \"//of Dog* \u201clonesome CJluboy ' \"1st Me He Your Teddy Hear\" Got A Lot Of Livin' to Do\" \"Mean-Woman Blurs\" \"/si's Uave .4 Forty * \u2014 2nd BIG HIT! \u2014 Tammy,.\u2022 BACHELO CinimaScofï tM.imtNir.ni nu.! since pre-Hitler days.He is now ' making Teach Me How to Cry ; with youngsters John Saxon and I Sandra Dee.\u201cThe studio (Universal-Inter-' national) thought it might be I better to get someone to direct I who wasn\u2019t familiar with the * American scene,\u201d explained Kautner, an intense man in ihs 40s \u2018Perhaps I could get some i fresh slants on the life here,\u201d He indoctrinated himself fast.He went to Santa Ana, Calif., and spent two full days in the 1 high school, lunching with tha , students, attending classes and I listen ng.What did he find out9 \u201cThat the students in this country are much better than they are in Germany,\u201d he observed.| \u201cIn Germany, the spirit of authority still rules.Students must respect the teacher\u2014or else.They I must sit up straight and pay attention.All this harks back to the militarism of Germany.ATTITUDE DIFFERENT Here the attitude toward the teacher is different.The teacher ; must win the respect of the students.I think that is better.Respect is more valuable when it is ! earned.\u201d The American youths\u2019 attitude toward sex is different, too, he added.\u201cHere, there is much talk about it,\u201d he said, \u201cbut little is done.The young people in Europe don\u2019t talk about it so much, but they know more about it.\u201d The arrival of Kautner (pronounced Koytner) recalls the years of the 1920s and early 1930s when Hollywood drained off much of the directing talent that made the German film industry great.Brought here in those days were the late Ernst Lubitsch, William Dieterle, Fritz Lang, Henry Koster and Michael Curtiz.The movie stages were heavy with Germanic accents.Kautner drew attention by making some of the most noted German films in the post-war period.Among them were movies that copped big prizes at the European film festivals\u2014Portrait of an Unknown Woman, Ludwig II, The Last Bridge, The Devil\u2019s General.Black Watch Memorial Service To Be Held In Montreal Oct.6 énfflm iWmê ' i mm I memorial tablet, as part of the i dedication ceremonies, will be \u2018 carried out by Major General G ! E.McCuaig, CMG, DSO, VD, assisted by the Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, Brigadier K.G.Blackader, CBE, DSO.MC, ED, CD.Following the Church Ser-| vice there will be a ceremonial ! march-past.On return to the Armory, Lieut-Col.I.R.Me Dougall, CD, and the 3rd Battal ion will hold a reception for those who attended the church service.H 19 ¦ « CS id a 1 B m m m * a m a ¦ a a \"vir TODAY:\tYou can win 88 $1,000.by attending our ^ show! Full information from ü cashier or our doorman, gj MEMSM: TODAY! 3 First Run Pix.B Is Canada invaded H by Russian Spies?IGOR GOUZENKO ¦ \"OPERATION MANHUNT\" a Peggie Castle - Don Barry S \"JESSE JAMES WOMEN\" g Suporseope - Dana Wvnter 13 \"INVASION OF THE' BODY SNATCHERS\" * i a a ¦! a ¦ ¦ h n ?The historic church of St.Andrew and St.Paul of Montreal\u2019s Sherbrooke Street will be the scene of a regimental memorial service on Oct.6.On that day the Black Watch, Royal Highland Regiment, of Canada will parade, together with its veterans\u2019 organization, The Black Watch Association, composed of former serving soldiers of the 13th, 42nd» and the 73rd Battalions of World War 1 and the 1st Battalion of World War II.On parade will be the 3rd Battalion with headquarters in Montreal and detachments from the active force battalions, the 1st and 2nd, now stationed at Aider-shot, N.S.In addition, the Bishop\u2019s College School Cadets, affiliated with the regiment, and the Black Watch Cadet Corps, with their Boys\u2019 Pipe Band will be parading with the regiment.It is expected that hundreds of next-of-kin of those who made the supreme sacrifice while serving with the regiment will be seated in the church.To ensure participation on the part of those who lost a husband, father, son or brother while on active ser-| vice with the regiment, arrange-I ments have been made to send tickets to those who apply.The tickets will be despatched to next-of-kin wherever they reside.Applicants for tickets for reserved space should write to the Memorial Service Committee, The Black Watch (RHR) of Canada, 2067 Bleury Street Montreal.Captain, the Rev.R.J.Berlis, CD, the regimental chaplain, will conduct the service.Col.W.S.M.MacTier, MC, VD, Honorary Lieut-Col.of the 3rd Battalion will read the lesson.The actual unveiling of the St OMINION Old cha«M.raw chassa .nippy cheess .mild chassa .whatavar your taste, you'll lind It at DOMINION.Cheats to make tatty sandwiches .cheese to pile on crackers .cheese to add llavour to cooking .and cheese timply to nibble on.October Is Cheese Festival month and DOMINION is featuring practically «very variety of cheese you can think o(.It comet in slices, rolls, spreads, wedges and loaves.The greatest variety .the lowest prices.Look them over In the gleaming relrlgerated display cases at DOMINION.You'll notice that besides Canadian there's a good selection o! imported cheeses too.Stop in this week and select your lavourltea, and.just ior iun, try a few you haven't tried before.RUBY RED or PINK Sweet and J^Y Fully Matured-Sue lbs FLORIDA GRAPEFRUITS 10 for 55 i \u2014.ukvVlarge Clusters 39' all* W/f 8 oz.wedge ÏJ-! 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SAVE 4* ALLEN\u2019S TOFFEE WESTMINSTER COLOURED TOILET TISSUE SWEETSBURG - The following people were guests of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Mc-Chlery: Mr.John Symons of Win nipeg, Man., Miss Eva Symons, R.N., of Montreal; Messrs.Haloid and Laurie Symons of St.Louis de Gonzague, While en route to Gatineau ! after spending a few days in Sweetsburg, Mr.T.H.Robinosn visited his son, Mr.Wesley Rob- : inson, Mrs.Robinson and three | sons at Pointe Claire.Mr.Dyson Hawke is a patient I in the B.M.P.Hospital while Mrs.Hawke is under care of Dr.J Ferguson at her home here.Master Bobby Stowe had the ! misfortune to break an ankle re-1 cently.Miss Roberta Cabana is now on 1 the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Cowansville.Mrs F.W.Strange has received word that her father, Mr.Percy Laraba, is improvinb slowly from a stroke which he suf- fered recently.Mrs.Strange spent a few days with Mr.Laraba since bis\u2019 illness and with Miss Beatrice.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Cousens included Mrs.Arthur Harvey of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Cousens of Rose-mount; Mr.and Mrs.George Harvey of Greenwood Farm.DANCE Sponsored by Ogden Citizens Association at Lussier's hall, TOMIFOBIA Dustin and his Wild C*ts Orchestra.Friday, Oct.4 Adm.75c Bring us or mail us your COLORED FILMS WEEKLY SERVICE Except for Kodachrome and Enlargements OLIVIER ENRG.20 Wellington St.N., Sherbrooke.Mail orders given special attention.Patrice Roy Is Proud To Present To You, A Few Of The Popular Models Of The FAMOUS WHITE CROSS SHOES f.» YOUR COMFORT -f PROTECTION pair of White Cross Shoes treated tn retard bacteria progress, odor, infections, aj against the d-eteriora tion of the shoes.MAIL ORDERS POSTPAID FREE £T- X-RAY SERVICE .FOR YOUR SATISFACTION hy-gr-nic riaoi 1(4 0 We sell every sire supplied to us by the manufacturer.c PATRICE ROY CONTINENTAL BUILDING CORNER KING & WELLINGTON, SHERBROOKE Corner King & Wellington \u2014 Continental Building 14 oz.bag 9 SPECIAL ! 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GERALDINE HEBERT SEARS STUDIO 139 Frontenac Street, Sherbrooke.Tel.LO 2-0900 rr*7 L* f*\tOur Fall Topcoats and \tSuits Have Arrived.¦i»1 '\tCome in and see them M\tPhilippe Dion, prop.\tsoon.Corner of King end WELLINGTON\t OTje Citp Çage SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED., OCT.2,\t1957 SERVICE TR# Crown Loundry'f new foundry and leaning tervica that coitc leu.Is ideal for those casual and work clothes.Ask our driver salesmen about this service the very next time one calls at your home.Six Families Evacuated From Alexander St.Blaze Losses Estimated At $66,000; Started In Photography Studio Six families were evacuated and an estimated $66,000 losses were caused this morning by a fire that raced through the walls of a three-storv wooden frame building at 28-36 Alexander St.Heavily damaged by water and smoke were a remnant store, owned by Alfred Lemieux also proprietor of the building, and the Breton photography studio, owned by Ernest Breton.The fire which was first notic\u2014 ed by Mr.A.Gagnon, a tenant on the top floor, is believed to have begun in the Breton Studio.Breton, a press photographer, was not there at the time the fire broke out.He told the Record he had left the studio about 7:30 and was just returning from Church when a passing taxi driver told him there was a fire on his street.The Breton Studio was up for sale at the time the fire broke out.\u201cI would rather lose all my equipment than have to sit ana watch it burn like that,\u201d he said.Homeless are: Mr.and Mrs.A.Gagnon: Armand Thibault and family of three; Alfred Lemieux and family of two; Mr.and Mrs.Alcide Ko- BRÜFLETS Dr.Dykeman\u2019s office, Richmond, will be closed for 1 week commencing Oct.8/57.berge; Mr.and Mrs.Antonio Fortier; Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Garneau.According to Mr.Alfred Lemieux, owner of the building, three of the tenants had no insurance whatsoever.Various reports place the time of the fire\u2019s start at about ten minutes to eight but it was not until about 8:20 a m.that the fire department was notified.! the building, obscuring firemen : on the roof from the on-looking crowd.Practically on the stroke of 10:00 flames began to shoot out of a third floor side window and ; heavy green-grey smoke poured out through the eaves of the top floor verandah.Some fifteen minutes later, with the firefighters working from the top of four ladders, and some 14 hoses in use the ladder By 9:15 the fire had spread to truck arrived but could not be put the walls and was rapidly climb ing, and in spite of the fact that no flames were visible from the street where hundreds of onlookers stood, the smoke became heavier and heavier.At 9:25, Lt.L.P.Harton of fire station No.1, tied a rope about his waist and with the help of three other firemen took a hose down into the smoke-filled cellar, but had to leave some two or three minutes later, coughing and gasping.By 9:45, the smoke had formed a heavy blanket about the face of into service immediately because, entrance was obstructed by five fire trucks parked in front of the smouldering shell.At press time, the third floor! was smouldering badly.The second floor was still | smoking but under control.The first floor and basement remained sodden shambles.Both buildings on either side of the burning structure, one a barbershop, which was still carrying on business, and a residence, did not appear to be threatened by the flames and smoke.Sherbrooke Symphony orchestra annual meeting at the Social Club, October 9 at 8:00 p.m.- NORTH HATLEY - Oyster Supper, North Hatley United Church, Saturday, October 5th, 5 to 7:30 p.m.in North Hatley Community Hall, Happier Birthdays! Make Birthdays Happier by giving a Very Special Gift- Flowers arranged in a Lovely Vase .2 gifts in 1.Call today, or come in and see the selection of pottery and choose your floral arrangement.MILFORD\u2019S 143 Frontenac St.\u2014LO.9-2566 wear the distinguished EYEGLASS HEARING AID Smart, trim, handsomely inconspicuous.4 wonder transistors\u2014it\u2019s the ™ world's outstand- p ing hearing aid II value! See, try, the B Zenith Executive Eyeglass Hearing B'/l Aid.Come in.or p ' phone for a free i nome detnonstra- s tion.Hhnith rrdL wje&j.£, Cm\u2014iuA TEAR OFF AND MAH THIS COUPON FOR COMPLEH FREE INFORMATION BUDNING'S DRUG STORE 39 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.2-4773 ! j Please mail full details and free lileratuie.I ] Please telephone me at home to arrange tor a demonstration.Sherbrooke Can Become Large Commercial Centre Mayor Horace Boivin, of Granby, said that Sherbrooke can become the most developed commercial centre south of the St.Lawrence River if everyone gives a helping hand.He made this remark at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club last night at which he was guest speaker.Last night\u2019s meeting was also a Ladies\u2019 Night.\u201cSherbrooke,\u201d Mayor Boivin said, \u201cis a city with a prosperous future.This city possesses all the NAME: .STREET: CITY: PRO.PHONE: Cossacks Smash Hit At Bishop's The General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus, the internationally famous male group of singers and dancers, last night added another smashing success to their already fantastic reputation as they made their Eastern Town-; ships debut at Bishop\u2019s Univer-i sity Gymnasium.Known popularly as the Don Cossacks under the direction of Nicholas Kosrukoff, this group of some thirty men awed the audience of about 450 with their tremendous range of musical accomplishment, dividing their program into three sections.Religious music, ballads and semi-popular music and finally patriotic songs and marches.The lat-| ter two portions of the program were particularly well received.M.Dido, tenor soloist, stole the hearts of the audience with his rendition of the Snowball Tree, a folk-song arranged by J.Strimer, as he smiled, rolled his eyes, chuckled and thoroughly enjoyed his part in the concert.Two other numbers.Signals, and the Song of General Platoff were extremely well done.Fully equipped with pseudo drums, hoof-beats and whistles, the Cossacks warmed to their tasks after the more sedate first part of the program.By popular request, the Chorus sang the song which has come to be their signature, Hospodl Pomi-Continued on Page 8 necessary factors for the development of a commercial centre the like not seen before.\u201cPlans should be drawn up to bring this enterprise to something good.It is up to you, as influential businessmen, to see that adequate measures are taken.\u201cParis was not built in a day nor will Sherbrooke be.But counting on all the resources with which this city is gifted a realization of this project is possible.\u201d Mayor Boivin was introduced by Aid.Everett Nieol who represented Mayor Nadeau, Blood Donors Clinic Raymond Ball, chairman of the Red Cross at Bishop s University, sixth from right, is shown receiving the Codere Trophy from Lt.-Col.Roland Codere, past president of the Sherbrooke Branch of the Red Cross during last night's opening of the blood donors' clinic.The trophy is given to the university which donated the most pints of blood during the campaign last May.In this region.Bishop's competes with the LJniversity of Sherbrooke.Shown from left are Dr.Clovis Dagneau; Dr.Fernand Dumont: Pierre Ba-chand, City Treasurer who represented the Mayor; Professor A.L.keuhner, viceprincipal of Bishop's; Henry Crochetiere, secretary of the Sherbrooke Red Cross; Gaétan Cote, president of the Sherbrooke branch; Mr.Ball; Lt.-Col.Codere.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemiiy) High And Bishop\u2019 Enrolment, More Expansion Drive Professors At Bishops By PETER BLAIKIE University opened this year with i ol- ment of 300, one short of last year\u2019s record high, and with new professors added to the staff.A financial drive of over $3 million will be inaugurated Nov.1 to cover expansion costs.Registration was set at 120 ihis year believed to be one of the largest yet.1 he increased number of freshmen and freshettes to register was because of an unusually large graduating class.The three year degree has been replaced by a four year degree is especially designed for course as the standard B.A.or ! those students planning to con-B.Sc.degree.However, the three tinue their education in such year course has not been totally fields as medicine, law, business, abolished, and students with a ! or dentistry.However, only five matriculation average of 75 per ! students elected to follow this cent or over may enter it.This i course of study.NED LANDRY and his WESTERN JAMBOREE at NICK DEANS BARN This Friday, Oct.4th at 9 p.m SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th NED LANDRY & ERNIE LINDELL WHITE HOUSE PAVILION Adm $1.00 Ÿ Dr.A.R.Jewitt, principal of Ihe University, though making a remarkable recovery from a serious illness, was unable to officiate at registration and opening exercises.Dr.A.L.Keuhner, vice-principal, has assumed Dr.Jcwitt\u2019s responsibilities, assisted by 1'rof.A.Preston, acting Dean ol Arts and Science Several new professors are lecturing at the University this year The Rev.J.D.Anido is the new Professor of Pastoral Theology and Liturgies, .succeeding Prof.Elton Scott.Mr.Anido, who spent several years in Labrador missions, comes to Bishop\u2019s from Harbiedown, Canter bury, where he was rector for Continued on Page 8 Lennoxville School Closed By Asian Flu 1 be first Protestant School \"We have only had the to be caught in the grip of odd case.At the present time Asian flu closed its doors it is not serions,\" he said, yesterday and will not re- Dr.Poisson, however, said open until October 13.\tthat some 20 per cent of the Lennoxville High School school children still had the gave an unscheduled holiday influenza.Hr said adults to some 675 boys and girls were taking more precautions on a joint recommendation and that as a result absentee by Dr.Emilien Poisson, dir- ism was relatively low in eetor of the I lealth Unit, and local industries.Dr.John laylor.the school Yesterday, over 11,500 board medical advisor.\tRoman Catholic school pup- Kveietl Denison, principal ils returned to class after of the school, said that ah- schools were closed Sept, senteeism increased from 10 24.Ihe Quebec Health De per cent last Friday to 23 partment ordered the clos per cent on Monday among urea when 1,05 3 pupils and the student body.I le said 25 teachers were struck down four members of the teaching hy the flu.staff were afflicted by the Majella Vigneault, secret-flu as well.\tary-treasurer of the Roman Pupils have been given Catholic School Commission, home assignments where ap- said this morning that the plicable for the next five schools were re-opened on a school days, \u2019 he said.\ttest period basis.Wright Gibson, principal He said a Commission of the Sherbrooke I ligh truant officer was investigator ho o! and superintendent of ing the absenteeism cases to lire Sherbrooke Protestant decide whether the schools School System, said that he remain open.Tie said the lat-had not ordered any of the est figures of the pupils and schools under his jurisdiction staff members afflicted were closed and adder! there was not available but cases seem-no cause for alarm.\ted to be as numerous as ever.Simpson-Sears Branch Opens Here\tTomorrow The official opening of Ihe Sherbrooke branch of the Simpson-Sears Limited, located at 81 Wellington SI North, formerly the site of Kchenberg Bros.Urg\u2019d, will he held tomorrow morning at 9.15, it was announced by A.1 Maricn, manager of the store.The mail-order office, formerly on Frontenac si.will be moved info the Wellington street location.There are also to be installed four direct telephone LEI M.WATSON & CO.Ltd.INSURANCE Fir», Automobll».Liability, »tt.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Telephone LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Tel.LO 9J910 or LO.i-87W lines to the office to handle customers\u2019 orders.Miss G.Rouillard who has been in charge of the order office for the past six years will be hejid of the new order office.The new store comprises B,700 square feet of shopping space and 7,000 square feet of warc-Continued on Page 8 FREE DECORATING SERVICE By BITTY MOORE For information call or see Eastern Townships Paint A Supply \u2014 37 Queen Street, North, Tel.LO.2-9141 W.Cochrane, prop., Benjamin Moore Paint* YOUR SOUTHERN CANADA POWER FEATURE-OF-THE-MONTH Washes Deep Clean.Dries Bone Dry In One Machine.gflofSat - Bendix \u201cDeluxe\u201d Duomatic Mfrt.recommended retail price $669.95 Save up to $1/0.95 by trading in your old automatic washer.00 AT ST.PETER\u2019S CHURCH \u2014 Bearers at ihe funeral services held for Mrs.Cliff Bryant in St.Peter's Church yesterday afternoon are on the left Ernie Johnston, Harry Grundy, and Percy Grey.On the right are Howard Kennedy, Alfred Savage and Douglas Stevenson.\t(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) For your listening or dancing pleasure BOBS TRIO with CLAUDETTE ROSS featured vocalist.NOW PLAYING AT THE MOULIN ROUGE Funeral services for Mrs.Cliff Bryant (nee Isobel MacAuley) were held in St.Peter's Church yesterday afternoon with Rev, Guy Mansion officiating.Bearers at the service were Howard Kennedy, Alfred Savage, Percy Grey, Douglas Stevenson.Harry Grundy and Ernie Johnston.Mourners were Mr.Cliff Bryant; Mr.and Mrs.Earl Gaunter; Mr.William MacAuley.of Shaw-inigan Falls; Mr.John MacLean; e *\t\u2022 Friends who attended the services wore H.A.Peabody; H Crochetiere; S.Lothrop; 1.Rich ards; G.Banks; M O.Parsons; G.S.Sampson.Aldermen Paul Gervais and Everett Nieol; P.Desruisseaux; S.Roy; Dr.and Mrs.G.Loomis; W.McGinty; A.Dineen; H.Enright; J.Fisettf; P.Leprohon; E.Lalonde; W.Cochrane; T.Andc-r son; B.N.Ifoltham; L.O'Donnell; C.Pykc; W.Sutherland; W Rich ardson; G, Witty; J.PJuc; J.Ren- Mr.and Mrs.Rupert MacAuley; j n*c' ITshop; J.Walsh; E.lay-Mr.and Mrs.Leslie MacLeod; | Iorl N- Wiggett and D.Saunders.Miss Annie MacLean; Mr.and i Others were C.Thompson; E.Mrs.Raymond Morrison; Mr.Gingras; D.Green; O.Broadbelt; and Mrs.William Livingstone; | W, Lavallee; E.Sims; F.Sang-Mr.Guy Bryant; Mr.and Mrs.| ster; D.Raeey; A.MacLean; N.John Bryant; Mr.and Mrs.Jim fyothrop; N.Baldwin; W.Byham: Wark: Mr.Albert Bryant; Mr.j B.Lyon; T.Bradley; N.Stafford; and Mrs.Gerry Bryant and Mr.Mayor E.Gilbey.of Lennoxville: Don Bryant.\tC.Blake, and J.Brosscau, Q.C.R.representatives: Mrs.S.Newton; G.\tLebanon; L.Wilson; T.Austin; A.Gunning; W.Lynch; D.J.Sails; H.L.Cleveland; G.O'Boyle; H.C.Allnutt; A.C.Ross; W.Steele; Mr.and Mrs.J.Wark: E.Bartlett; H.Simms; H.\tNichol; Dr.T.Cadman; E.Denison and G.Pouliot.Also attending were Justice W.Mitchell; E.Arnold; A.David son; E.Peabody; F.Cochrane; A Farr; L.Rosenbloom; S.Ball; L Tomkins; F.Keene; K Jonekes, L.Watson; G.Arml tage: G.Davidson; F Pearson; W Mutehler; A.C.Stevens; R.Lind skow and D.Bishop.Members of the Sherbrooke Hospital Alumnae Association; Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club and the employees of the Bryant Company attended.with yovr old outomotlc wo»h»r.Select the number of minute» to wash .the time to dry .then touch the master switch.That's all you do for normal loads.You get Tumble Action washing in piping hot water .three warm rinses .; plus safe, fast drying.IXClUSIVt AUTOMATIC M-SOAIT Pre-select WARM, COOL, or COLD WATER, loosens soil.3 Wash Temperatures \u2014 HOT, MEDIUM Model CGRI\tand WARM.3 Rinse Temperatures \u2014 WARM.COOL and COLD.Water Miser.\u2014 3 water level settings for different sized loads.High speed damp drying \u2014 Only the Duomatic spins at high speed for really thorough water removal at the end of the wash.Safe, low-heat drying \u2014 Even sensitive fabrics ore safe in a Duomatic.Clothes are tumbled through currents of warm air \u2014 never contacting dangerous High temperatures! See o demonstration of the Moffat-Bendix \"Deluxe\" Duomatic at your Southern Canada Power store I BUY FOR ONLY $499 Southern Canada Power Reliable Service Sure Guarantee CONVENIENT SCP BUDGET TERM^ GENEROUS SCP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Southern Canada Power Sljttbtooke Daily liecocd \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" Established Ninth Day of February.1897, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day.by the Sherbrooke Daily Record of which Edna A.Beerwortb is \"\t~\t- \u2014 .Company Limited, which Edna A.Beerwoi Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 118 Wel- lington Street North, In the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery In Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 6 months $5.00, 3 months $2 75, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c; 2 to 3 mos.old, 10c; up to 8 moa.old.25c.\u201cAuthorized as second class maiL Post Office Department Ottawa.\u201d The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1957 How To Get Turnpike police patrols can offer some good advice to open-road drivers generally, even though turnpike driving is special in some ways and, of course, these super-roadways do not span the entire country.In the National Safety Council's magazine, Traffic Safety, a valuable list of \u2018\u2019don\u2019ts\u201d for turnpike motorists is set forth by Capt.Singleton Sheaffer, who commands the turnpike division of the Pennsylvania state police.The suggestion that you get off the highway when you feel sleepy is, naturally, of particular meaning for drivers on the long, monotonous ribbon of the superhighway.So is all advice concerned with breaking the monotony common to such touring.But the rest of Sheaffer\u2019s list makes good sense for anyone behind the wheel anywhere.He advises drivers not to \u2018\u2018tailgate\u2019\u2019 other cars, but to stay half a dozen car lengths behind in good weather and 12 or more lengths in bad conditions.It\u2019s a mistake, he says too, to join a group of cars all travelling at the same speed.The setup is perfect for a multiple-car crash.There Alive You should look into your rearview mirror every few seconds, and certainly every time you swing out or change speed.Sheaffer notes that in many fatal accidents the problem was the \u201ccar that came from nowhere.\u201d Either one driver or the other was not alert to the traffic around him.He advises further that you keep your eyes moving constantly, avoiding the \u201cfrozen eye\u2019\u2019 approach.Not only does constant eye movement help lick monotony, but it gives the driver a fuller picture of his always chan-png driving situation.Almost a natural sequel to that suggestion is the big one: Keep your mind as well as your eyes steadily alert and on the job.Driving, even on a pleasure trip, is a business.The casualties are the individuals who forget that.What Sheaffer is talking about, it seems plain, are the elements of good driving.It just happens that the beckoning turnpike, with its unfolding roadway enticing the motorist to high speed, to a too relaxed mood, even to carelessness, shows up driving faults in sharper glare.Force In The Middle East No one in Western capitals wants war in the Middle East.But, of ne cessity, Britain, France and the United States had to reject Russia's proposal for a big power declaration against all use of force in that region.If such a declaration were adopted, the West would be honor-bound to adhere to it sincerely.The Soviet Union, notorious breaker of pacts, would feel no such compulsion.Probably, more important, the way would be clear for the Kremlin to use the tactics of subversion without fear of serious response from the West.The threat, not the use of force, has often been enough to block internal political upheavals favorable to the Communists.If that threat were wholly removed, the Reds unquestionably would step up their efforts to spread Soviet influence by political means.No one wants fighting in the Middle East or anywhere else, but the West must carry a big stick in support of free nations in that area and other trouble zones.They must have the assurance that they will be able to rebuff either internal political conquest or military invasion.WANT OPEN SALE (Fredericton Gleaner) We are convinced that the majority of New Brunswickers want changes in the liquor law, changes which would allow them to go to properly-licensed premises and drink liquor by the glass, publicly and legally.We were convinced they wanted these changes even before we conducted a secret ballot through New Brunswick earlier this year.The results gave weight to our arguments \u2014 seventy-nine percent of those polled favored a change in the law to permit the licencing of places where liquor could be consumed by the glass Seventy-nine percent \u2014a vast majority.Press Comment rather than decreasing.There is cause for concern here: usual shortage of persons engaged in agriculture today is being augmented by a too high fatality rate.JUST A STEADY JOB (Windsor Star) In Canada there are what the economists call pockets of unemployment.It\u2019s a neat way of saying that while things may not be good, hey are not altogether bad.But, try to tell that to a man who is deep in an unemployment pocket.He isn't inerested in what the economists think.All he wants is a steady job.\u201cGETTING AWAY\u201d (Winnipeg Tribune) Five young men left San Francisco the other day in a 36-foot schooner.They have shown a great deal of determination in their plans to \u201cget away\u201d for the trip has been two years in the making.The story doesn\u2019t say just what It is they are trying to get away from, but they know where they are going \u2014 the Marquesas Islands, Tahiti, Fiji and finally Australia.What will they find there?If nothing else, perhaps a deeper appreciation of what they have left, and, after several months crowded together in a small boat, probably an over whelming urge to get away from each other.IGNORANCE A DEFENSE?(Brantford Expositor) In Toronto Magistrate Fred.Thompson has refused to jail an impaired driver because he was nut satisfied that the man understood he could he sent to prison on a second conviction.The magistrate says the defendant was intoxicated when warned the first time and did not understand the warning.So what\u2019s happened to that old axiom about ignorance of the law being no defense?NOT LACKING ADVICE (Ottawa Journal) Whatever Princess Margaret may lack it isn\u2019t advice.Now we have a London newspaper telling her (at 27) that she\u2019s on her way to being an old maid and should do something about it ! SKIDROW RESPECTABILITY (Ottawa Journal) Touchy British Columbia is a thorn in the side of the side of the CBC.The national radio did a TV show on down-and-out alcoholics dozing in Vancouver waterfront doorways and referred to them as residents of \u201cSkidrow,\u201d The Vancouver Sun furiously retorts that there\u2019s no \u201cSkidrow*\u2019 and anyone but a non-British Columbian dolt would know it is properly \u201cSkidroad.\u201d FARM HAZARDS (Broekville Recorder & Times) News services in the last few days have carried a number of reports of deaths on farms.Men killed by domestic animals, crushed by bales of straw and the usual rash of injuries and deaths brought about by farm tractors overturning.Hazards to life and limb on the farm seem to be growing 6 ONCE A LAKE BOTTOM (Niagara Grape News) To make \u201cNiagara\u201d the rich productive area that we find today, the forces of nature have been at work for millions of years.During the second glacial period the economic picture was set up for the Twentieth Century.The rich fruit belt is generally considered to be the lake bottom of Lake Iroquois.As the glaciers receded and the earth moved upward, Lake Iroquois gradually became Lake Ontario, as we know it today.mwtr' CM Jacoby On Bridge Early Capital B.C Community Plans Centennial TRANSFER NIPS DEAD END BIDS i Another use of the Jacoby transfer bid is to keep out of impossible suit contracts when the hand will produce a no-trump game.North\u2019s two heart response was the JTB and as such it showed his spade suit.South made his two spade bid and then North went to two no-trump.This bid showed just what he had.Eight or nine points, a good spade suit and a hand that could play at no-trump.With only sixteen points South might well have passed this bid but South was well acquainted with the fact that it was worth while to bid and make a game.He knew that his side could start with at least five spade tricks and he decisioned to gamble that he could gather in four tricks in the other suits.The way the cards lay there was no defense against three no trump but West made things particularly easy when he opened clubs.South\u2019s ten spot won the first trick and all he had to do was to knock out the ace of diamonds to make five spades, two diamonds and two clubs for his contract.It is interesting to note that any reasonable defense would have beaten four spades.Even with a club opening all that would be necessary was that East should lead a second club as soon as he got the lead with a heart and then put his partner in with the ace of diamonds when he won the second heart.Of course, North and South might well have reached three no-trump without the JTB.The bid just made it easy for them to get there.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: South West North East to contemporary legal problems.Dr.Louis Finkelstein, the chancellor of the seminary disclosed that the Chief Justice had expressed a desire to learn something of Jewish legal tradition with its guiding emphasis on moral law, \"It is unusual in any country for a Chief Justice to sit down with a group of scholars.We desire to express our respect and reverence for him as a person, and for the legal system at the head of which he stands, by sharing with him our most treasured possession, the Talmud and its teaching.\u201d THE RAZOR\u2019S EDGE (Montreal Gazette) Talk with jour favorite barber, and if he knows you well enough he'll admit he\u2019d rather do a dozen hair cuts, etc., than a single shave.And if he knows you real well he may admit the handling of a straight razor is becoming a lost art.Time was when almost every businessman paid a daily visit to the tonsorial parlor for a once-overlightly.Modern shaving utensils have changed all I that.Today\u2019s barber doesn\u2019t look kindly on shave customers, and, as one result, shaving service has been priced up to the point where it becomes a matter of necessity, rather than choice.Then, too, with shaves there are fewer opportunities to sell added services; and.is in many businesses, it is in the add»d senders that the bigger profits are to be found.STUDIES JEWISH LAW (Canadian Jewish Chronicle) Last Friday, Chief Justice Earl Warren of the United State* Supreme Court sat down with scholars of the Jewish Theological Seminary for three days of discussion of Jewish law and its relevance BORN IN LONDON LONDON (CP) \u2014 Mrs.David Metcalfe, 29ycar-old Canadian-born wife of a London businessman, has given birth to her first child, a daughter.Mrs.Metcalfe, formerly of Fort William.Ont., is the widow of British film magnate Sir Alexander Korda.By JACK BEST Canadian Press Staff Writer FORT LANGLEY, B.C.(CP)\u2014 On the crown of a hill arching through this peaceful Fraser Valley farm community, stout palisades and square buildings mark the birth-place of British Columbia.Here, on Nov.19, 1858, James Douglas formally proclaimed a new Crown colony and was sworn in as its first governor.The job of restoring the site is now in progress.It is expected to cost nearly $300,000, of which the federal and provincial governments will pay equal shares, and is scheduled for completion during next year\u2019s B.C.Centennial.* * * History suggests that the decision of Queen Victoria's govern- CANADA\u2019S NEW BUILDING (Mancheser Guardian) Any change in the face of Trafalgar Square is a matter of public concern to Londoners and indeed to many visitors who are almost bound to pass through the square on their journeys in Westminster.The clearing of the site immediately to the west of the National Gallery has aroused a good deal of interest.It used to be occupied by a furniture shop which looked a little incongruous in an area surrounded almost entirely by institutional buildings of one kind or another.The site on which it stood has now been acquired by the Canadian Government to provide additional accommodation for the staff of Canada House on the west side of the square.The public interest in this development concerns the appearance of any new building on the site, its appropriateness to Trafalgar Square, and its relations with the National Gallery next door.So far, however, the Canadians have only got.to the point of clearing the site.London will have to wait a little longer for an impression of the elevation of the new building.ACCLAIM LIVE\u2019 THEATRE (St.Catharines Standard) There are many of us who sometimes wonder whether this young nation of ours whose people are still groping for some semblance of a national entity is ready for \u201cCulture,\u201d and particularly for the live stage.For those who have some doubts, a look at the crowds begging for seats to \u201cMy Fur Lady\u201d which has been playing in various centres of Quebec and Ontario since early spring, should provide an answer.There has never been quite anything like it in the way of public approval\u2014nay, enthusiasm\u2014for a show so purely Canadian both in origin and theme.ment to bestow colonial status on the wild fur trading territory of New Caledonia was dictated more by fear of American encroachment than by political evolution.\t* v With the discovery of gold along the Fraser River that year, thousands of Americans came north to seek their fortune.Imperial authorities feared that the expansionist element in the United States might, use these adventurers as a lever to extend American hegemony.James Douglas, governor of the Crown colony of Vancouver Island, also saw the danger.Without authorization from London, he ordered an armed vessel to the mouth of the Fraser.Before the Americans were allowed to proceed upstream they had to pay a head tax\u2014symbolic of imperial sovereignty.The colonial office evidently was not displeased with this show of audacity on the part of the autocratic Douglas, who theoretically had no business interfering on the mainland.At any rate, when the time came to choose a mainland governor, Douglas got the appointment, while retaining the governorship of Vancouver Island.» * * Fort Langley had been a Hudson's Bay Company post since 1827.When the gold rush started, it became a jumping off point for men going up the Fraser to look for riches, its population of a couple of hundred was multiplied several times for brief periods.Today Fort Langley is a picturesque village of 400, with pretty homes.The flavor of the gold rush is conveyed by an old Hudson's Bay Company account book on display in the fort museum, housed in one of the original buildings.One entry shows that a bill for $318,25 was paid with ig'-i ounces of gold dust and $10.25 cash.Another.for $144, was paid entirely in gold dust.» \u2022 \u2022 Entries include: 20 pounds of coffee, $5; shirt, $1,50; three pounds gunpowder.$2.25; one pound homemade nails, 10 cents; two gallons of whisky, $8; bar of soap, $1; two pounds of tobacco, $1.Twenty-two men.directed by an engineer supplied by the federal government, are carrying out the work of rebuilding the fort.Target date for completion is next July.Alex Hope, president of the Fort Langley Restoration Society, ^fFACT said efforts are being made to have Princess Margaret attend the official opening.A plan of the fort, drawn by the Royal Engineers in 1862 and eventually deposited in the provincial archives at Victoria, is being used as a guide.Also helpful were diggings made last year by three University of British Columbia students under Prof.J.Calder - Poets, who uncovered foundations of the original walls.» * * The rebuilt walls \u2014 made of cedar logs measuring a foot across and rising 12 feet above ground level\u2014will follow the original lines.Buildings being reconstructed include the officers\u2019 quarters, where Governor Douglas took the oath of office.Lumber is processed on the grounds, made to look unfinished and rough as the lumber which went into the original buildings.Attachments such as hinges and bolts are wrought here.Spikes and nails are topped with wood to simulate wooden pegs.Fort Langley\u2019s day in the sun was short-lived.A colonel of the Royal Engineers who arrived late in 1858 took one look at the layout and, deciding that it was vulnerable to attack, recommended that the government move elsewhere.In 1860 the capital was moved a few miles downstream to New Westminster.In 1868, three years before Confederation with Ca-ada, Victoria became the capital.NORTH\tI A KJ97S V 10 2 ?\tQ97 *Q65 WIST\tEAST A 103\tA\t34 2 *763\t, V A K J 8 ?A 8 2\t\u2018?\t10\t543 AKJ 742\tA\t93 SOUTH (D) A A Q 6 ¥ Q954 ?\tK J6 A A 10 8 No one vulnerable South\tWest\tNorth\tEast I N T.\tPass\t2*\tPass 2*\tPass\t2 N.T.\tPass 3 N.T.\tPass\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014A 4 1 Heart\tPass\t2 Hearts Pas: 3 Dmds.\tPass\t4 Hearts Pas: \u2022} You, South, hold: Spades 8, Hearts A-K-7-6-5, Dia monds A-K-9-74, Clubs K-2.What do you do?A\u2014Bid four no trump.Youi partner has shown a good sing]» raise and if he has an ace you should be willing to gamble the hand at six.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION In response to your bid of four no-trump your partner shows two aces by bidding five hearts.What do you do?Answer Tomorrow BUT INADEQUATE (Ottawa Journal) We are invited to believe that the raven is a clever bird with a keen sense of humor.It can be persuaded to talk, too, but with a sharply restricted vocabulary\u2014the most famous raven of all had just the one word \u201cNevermore\u201d, which is a useful word but inadequate for all occasions.Animal World Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Feline animal 4 Rodent animals 8 Musical passage 12\tMalt beverage 13\tToward the sheltered side 14\tEager 15\tBeetle 16\tWordless drama 18 Compact 20\tAdvises 21\tHelp 22\tWicked 24 Young canine animals 26\tGroup of three 27\tTier 30 Each 32 Of high mountains 34\tBritish government stock 35\tGuide 36\tAbstract being 37\tSwinish animals 39\tRoster 40\tCut in cubes 41\tDry, as wine 42\tWorship 45 Use yardstick 49 Holding back 51\tBoy 52\tCut 53\tPoker stake 54\tCompass point 55\tSoap-making frame 56\tYoung ltdy 87 Oriental cei® DOWN 1\tScoundrels 2\tCentury plant 3\tAnimals with shells 4\tSpeedy 5\tWings 6\tSoft 7\tPlace 8\tHumped animal 9\tRoman poet 10\tSilver coin 11\tFruit drinks 17 Song bird 19 Ascends 23\tFlasks 24\tStep 25\tAtop 1-\tU\tC\ty\t\tG\tTT\tE\t\tF=\t\\\tL-\tM O\tN\t£\t6\t\tA\t1\tR\t\t£\tR\tt\t£ R\t\tC5\t\t\t~r\tE\tN\t\t\tO\tKl\t£ A\t\tA\t\t0\t£\tG\t£\tT\t\tN\t£\t-r \t\tR\tG\t£\t\t\t\t£\tR\t\\\tG\t \t\tG\tA\t\t\t\t\t37\t\tii\t\t\t«\t\t\t \t\t\tW\t\t\t\t\t41\t\t\t\t «\tkl\tW\t\t\t\t45\t48\t\t\t\tr\tr \u2018(O\t\t\t\t\tii\t\t\t\t\tU\t\t \t\t\t\t\t53\t\t\t\t\tis\t\t y>\t\t\t\t\t>\t\t\t\t\tfT\t\tt \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t CARE OF AGED LONDON PCP)\u2014A report by the National Old Peoples Welfare Council says Britain leads the world in the care of its old people.Some 56 new welfare committees were formed last year, bringing the total to 1,261.YOUNG POPULATION The last Canadian census indicates that one of every three Canadians is under 15 years of age.( OUTDATED CBC FILMS (Sudbury Star) If the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation was \u201con its toes\u201d it would take steps to remove outdated film documentaries from its film library.Television viewers in the Sudbury area, Sunday afternoon, were shown a film supposedly depicting conditions in the James Bay area, the Moose Factory in particular.The main fault in this \"news\u201d documentary was that the film was made some 18 years ago.Imagine a CBC film of Elliott Lake narrated in the present tense, taken 16 years ago?At the age of 17.Beniamin Franklin arrived in Philadelphia after a trip by boat and on foot from New York.AH the clothing he owned was stuffed in the pockets of hia great coat.To satisfy bis hunger, he purchased three enormous loaves of bread As he walked down the street, eating one loaf, carrying another under each arm, and hi* pockets bulging, one of.the first people he met was Deborah Reed.All she could do was laugh, never dreaming she w ould one day be bis wife.^ 4 48'4 39\t>'4 58!4 5 Vi sg\u2019s 34\u2019s 40\t3 4 169^8 513s 42 Vi 7414 607s 41 34 42T8 2278 3134 48 ss 60Vi 1 Anglo Nfld.B.A.Oil Brown Company Can.and Dorn Sugar : Crown Zellerbach ! Cons.Paper .\t.! Ford \"A\u201d\t.Fraser Great Lakes Paper Home Oil \"A\u2019r Minnesota & Ont.Nfld Light 4 Power So.Can.Power Pfd Permo Pfd.MINES \u2014 Weedon .BANKS \u2014 B.C.Nationale .: Montreal\t____ ; Commerce .! Royal .5'z\t5s8 B 41'4\t42 124 12 \u201c4 B 21=4 16 294 794 234 344 294 8034 244 42 250 42 414 604 184 B 112 B .22 B 37 4 B 424 42 B 61 THETFORD MINES - Mrs.Annie Magwood recently visited Mr.and Mrs.Robert Wallace at Stanstead, and while there motored to Plymouth, N.H., mained for a week end.Mrs.Clarence Kenny and daughter, Mary Kay, are visiting Mrs.Kenny\u2019s father, Mr.Roy El- Birtlfs th'üthü DOWNING \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Tuesday, October 1st, 1957, Olive Marjorie Mc-Knight, (and her infant daughter) beloved wife of Albert Gor don Downing, (of Arundel, Que.) and daughter of Mr.Chester Me Knight, of North Hatley, in her 42nd year.Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect St.where the funeral will be held on Friday, October 4th, at 2 p.m.Rev.A.G.MacLeod officiating.Interment in the North Hatley Cemetery CAMPBELL _ To Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Campbell (nee June McElroy) a son, David Maurice, 5 lbs.12 oz.on September 27th, at the Bedford Hospital.GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKET Stock prices were for the most part a shade firmer at the close of quiet trading yesterday.Abitibi was off 4 at 27, Bank of Montreal up 4 at 42, B.A.Oil up % at 41 Vi, Dominion Steel & Coal up % at 24V4, Dominion Stores off at 44 4, Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting off Vi at 514, International Nickel up 14 at 77Vi, International Petroleum off 2 at 424, National Steel Car off 1 at 22Vi, Noranda off 4 at 40.Powrer Corp.up % at 54Vi and Shawinigan off Vi at 73.An offering is being made of $1.5 million St.John\u2019s Newfoundland 5 per cent 20 year debentures at 90 to yield 5.85 per cent.L.B.Unwin Vice-President in charge of finance for the Canadian Pacific Railways stated in a submission before the Federal Board of Transport Commissioners, that the C.P.R.will have to spend some $1,5 million over the next fifteen years of which approximately $1,3 billion will be for rail properties.A.V.Roe Canada Ltd.announced last night that it will extend its offer to shareholders of Dominion Steel and Coal Corp.Ltd.up to the close of business on Oct.9th 1957.The president of Avro stated however that on the basis of present knowledge the company is satisfied that more than 52 per cent of Dosco shares or their equivalent in debentures have or will accept the offer .MASTERS\u2014 Born to Mr.and ' Mrs.A.R.Masters (nee Dorothy Reid), on September 28, 1957, at St.Croix Hospital, Drummond-ville, a daughter, Diana Jane.Both well.Sunkist Oranges, size 226, doz.size 326, 2 doz.New Turnips\teach Local Carrots\tbunch 5c \u2014 lb Ripe Tomatoes, lb, 10c \u2014 11 qt.basket American Cucumbers Bananas .New Beets .Shallots .Grapefruit\tsize 96\u2019s Fresh Pears Wealthy Apples .Green Peppers Small Pickling Onions .Cauliflower\t.Blue Gage Plums .Green Gage Plums McIntosh Apples, 5 Hubbard Squash Lemons Local Celery, American Iceberg Celery Local Lettuce Onions\t5 lbs.29c Pumpkins, large size Wax Beans Green Tomatoes for pickling Peaches 2 for 2 lbs.bunch 2 bunches 4 for .doz.S lbs.2 for .2 lbs.2 for .\t6 qt.basket 6 qt.basket lbs.49c; 10 lbs.each doz.- 2 for each 2 for 10 lbs.each 2 lbs.Pk.each 19e 6 qt.basket 52c 65 c 10c 6c 75 c 15e 33c 5c 15c 25 c 50c 35c 15c 35c 39e 85c 75c 79c 35c 35-35e 25c 25c 49c 40c 25c 55c 7Sc BEER & PORTER \u2014 TEL.LO.2-1591 f/tff DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FOR ANY SIZE ORDER From 109 up ?SOLD\tON EASY TERMS ?\u2014 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF \u2014\t * TELEVISION A\tRADIOS A WASHERS A RANGES A IRONS\tA TOASTERS\tA RAZORS \t \t 149 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke Open Fridays te 10 P.M.\u2014 All Day Saturday Confessed Spy In Plea For Mercy NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Confessed spy Jack Soble says he deeply regrets the crimes he committed against the United States.He asked for mercy from the country he schemed to betray.The 55-year-old former head of a Soviet intelligence ring in the j United States Tuesday told fed-| eral Judge Richard H.Level: \u201cI cannot forgive myself.I had | plenty of opportunity to straighten | out my life since I came to this j country and I didn\u2019t do it.\" Level said he would impose sentence next Tuesday.He also will rule on motions to reduce the SVi-yerr sentences he imposed Aug.9 on Soble\u2019s wife Myra, 53, and Jicob Albam.64, Mrs.Soble and Albam pleaded guilty to the same charge as did Soble\u2014conspiring to obtain defence secrets.The Sobles were naturalized here in 1947.For a time they lived in Montreal.Soble could get a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.Mrs.Soble sobbed softly as her husband pleaded for leniency.They have a 17-year-old son, Lawrence, who refused to believe his parents were spies until they pleaded guilty in court.inadequate.Another great need is an increased number of professors and lecturers, to keep up with growing enrolment.In conjunction with this expansion, new courses will he offered at Bish op\u2019s, the first being an under graduate degree in Business Ad ministration, to be instituted in 1958.There are several other important needs at Bishop's, among them new residences and faculty houses.Considerable remodelling will be required in certain buildings, including the gymnasium, and if possible a student centre will be erected.This would provide not only a recreation centre, hut also student offices for administration and publication».(Üarùa ($f (Shanks CROTEAU \u2014 Words cannot express the deep gratitude in our hearts to our relatives, neighbours and friends for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us at the time of the death of our loved one.To those who sent flowers, cards, called at the funeral home and brought in food.Especially do we wish to thank Mr.and Mrs.James Webb, Rock Island, Dr.Wh'.te, Stanstead, Rev.T.W.Tyson, the bearers, Harold Cass and his staff, those who loaned and offered cards, and to all others who helped in any way to make our sorrow easier to bear, your thoughtfulness will always be remembered.EDWARD CROTEAU and FAMILY, (Husband, children); (MISS) AGNES SPALDING, (sister).MacLEOD \u2014 We wish to express our appreciation to all the friends and neighbours In Scotstown.Gould, Lennoxville and Sherbrooke, for their visits, gifts, cards, flowers and many acts of kindness shown our dear wife and mother during her long illness.We also thank the nurses and doc.tors at the Sherbrooke Hospital who attended her, Rev.Mr.Maclver, the organist and choir, bearers, precentors, those who sent flowers, food, expressions of sympathy, and everyone who assisted in any way at the time of her death and burial.We appreciate those acts sincerely.GORDON D.MacLEOD & FAMILY DOYON \u2014 In California on Sunday, September 27, 1957, Rene Doyon, in his 36th year, beloved husband of Rolande Bureau- formerly of Sherbrooke.Remains will arrive tonight at Dorval Airport, and will rest at Gerard Mon-fette Fneral Parlor, 33 Bown St.South.Funeral notice later.FORTIER\u2014 Passed away at New port, Vt., on October 1st, 1957, at the age of 93, Mary Ann Hutchison, widow of John Fortier Prayers at Curtis Funeral Home, Newport, 8 p.m.Thursday evening.Funeral service at Chalmers United Church, Kinnear s Mills, Friday, at 2 p.m.Interment in St.James Cemetery, Leeds.HEALD \u2014 Suddenly at his home in Waterville, on Tuesday, October 1, 1957, William Eric Healé beloved son of the late Mr.ami Mrs.John Heald.Resting at his home where the funeral will leave on Friday, October 4, for service in St.John\u2019s Church at 2:00 p.m.Rev.James Fisk officiating.Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.Johnston\u2019s Funeral Chapel- Tel.LO.2-2466 NAULT\u2014 At Sherbrooke, Quo on Monday, September 30, 1957.Serje Nault.in his 6th year, beloved son of Paul Nault and Therese Perrault, resting at 11 Martin St., Bromptonville.Funeral service on Wednesday.October 2, at 4:00 p.m.in St.Prax-ede de Brompton Church.Interment in Bromptonville Cemetery.Gerard Monfette Funeral Director, 44 Windsor Street, Sherbrooke.in fUmuriam FLEMING \u2014 In loving memory of our dear husband and father Joseph Fleming, who was called home OctOi her 2.1943.Thoughts drift back to bygone days, Life goes on, but memory stays Always remembered by, MRS.BELLA FLEMING (wife) DOUGLAS & MILDRED (son-in-law and daughter) Lennoxville.Que.PELLETIER \u2014 At St.Denis de Brompton, on Tuesday, October 1, 1957, Clara Tardif, in her 62nd year, beloved wife of Wilfrid Pelletier, resting at Gerard Monfette Funeral Parlor, 33 Bown St.S.Funeral service, Thursday, October 3, at 10:00 a.m.in St.Denis de Brompton Church.Interment in St.Denis de Brompton Cemetery.HARVEY \u2014 In loving memory of our dear father and husband, Gordon (Curt) Harvey, who departed this life Oct.2nd, 1951.Oft and oft our thoughts do wander, To a grave not far away.Where they laid our loving father Just six years ago today.Always remembered by, HATTIE (wife) GERTIE (daughter) GERALD & KITTY (son & daughter-in-law &\t( grandchildren) r R.L.BISHOP ; 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Plans Activities For Fall Season DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham SHERBROOKE DAILY KK-i'DRlV-YTTO.; OCT.3.\t1957 v 9 COATICOOK - The first meeting of the Coaticook Home and Schol Association for this season was held in the school auditorium preceded by a family style supper served in the lunch room.The meal was prepared by volunteer members of the association, together with Mrs.Bailey and Mrs.Drew, the regular staff of the cafeteria, and several of the girls of the school who assisted by waiting on tables.Over one hundred parents, pupils and friends enjoyed the supper, the proceeds going to the Home and School fund.The meeting was presided over by the vice president, Rev.Nevil Tucker.The resignation of the president, Ivor Whitehouse, due to doctor\u2019s orders, was accepted with regret, and the wish expressed that he may speedily improve in health and once again take an active part in affairs of the Association.It was the unanimous decision of the members that Rev.Tucker carry on as president for this year.Plans for the operation of the STANHOPE AND NORTON VT.- Mr.and Mrs.Louis Houle and family of Coaticook accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Louis Charland to Morgan, Vt., to visit Mr.Char-land\u2019s brother, Mr.Oliver Char-land and Mrs.Charland, who are moving away.Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Charland\u2019s brother, Mr.William Charland and Mrs.Charland of New York City also Mr.Newell Twofoot and Miss Ethel Noyes of Kingston, Ont.Mrs.Louis Charland spent a weekend with her mother, Mrs.Etta Washburn in Ayer\u2019s Cliff.BOLTON GLEN \u2014 The Harvest service at St Michael\u2019s and All Angels Church was well attended and the church was decorated with flowers and vegetables.The organist Mrs.Wm Badger selected appropriate music which was much enjoyed.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Atkins of Halifax, N.S., who have been guests of their niece and family, Mr.and Mrs.Glen Brown accompanied, Mr.and Mrs.Brown to Quebec City and other points of interest.Before returning home they also visited relatives in Montreal.school rink were discussed and ! the suggestion made that the {fathers of the Association take turns in supervising the rink on skating nights.The executive will study this suggestion further when they meet.Volunteers for the entertainment ways and means committee were asked for and Mr.Engelhard offered to as-i sist this committee.A letter was read from Miss Donaldson expressing her thanks for the savings bond given to her at the time of her retirement from the staff.The treasurer Mrs.Walker, reported a balance of $165.Mrs.Charles Williams, reporting for the cafeteria, showed that less than $40 was on hand to start the term.Donations to the cafeteria will be most welcome.Mrs.Winston Adams reported that at the time of the first j meeting, 23 members had obtain-1 ed the new membership cards.Mrs.Roland Racicot, convener of the program committee, stated that plans for the programs for {coming meetings had been made 1 and assured the members of I some interesting gatherings to 1 come.Principal Lawrence then introduced the new teacher.Mr.B.! Perrott.and his wife to the mem- ; bers present.A discussion was held concern-1 ing the need for additional supplies to operate the cafeteria and $50 was voted towards the purchase of these.The question of lunch being served after the re-: gular monthly meetings was also ; discussed and the majority appeared to be in favor of continu ing this practise.The mothers of the Grade VT pupils will pre- -pare the lunch following the ; October meeting.It was agreed that members of the Association should attend the School Board meetings and Mrs.Williams and Mrs.Cutler volunteered to attend the next meeting as representatives of the Association.Mrs.J.K.Rafal then gave a report of the Home and School Conference which she attended at Montreal.She was thanked by Mr.Fred Green.A vote of thanks was given Mrs.Bailey and Mrs.Drew for their assistance in making the supper which preceded the meeting such a sue- GENERAL NOTES Mr.Jack Brown enjoyed a week\u2019s vacation during which he visited friends in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Roland Laroche of Farnham visited friends in town during the past few days.Mr.Laroche, who was formerly with the Employment Bureau O 3 'ITS A GOOD um& SCOOTER- HE SETS ABOUT THlRTY-FIVÊ MliES TO A fHlR OF SHOES.' \u2022 - _______________¦ *» here, is now manager of the Farnham office.Dr.J.K.Rafal, accompanied by Mrs.Rafal, attended a medical convention held at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel in Montreal.Miss Sheila Rafal was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.William Rosen-garten in Westmount, who entertained her on the occasion ot her sixteenth birthday.The first meeting of the Girl Guides was held at the Guild Hall and was attended by Mrs.Spafford and Mrs.Stoddard regional leaders.Mrs.Ward and Mrs.Lloyd Mayhew are the leaders this season, while Mrs.i Charles Leadbeater and Mrs.G.! Aulis are Brownie leaders.A Guide and Brownie cookie sale ; is to be held shortly.The first meetings of the ' Scouts and Cubs were also held recently, Mr.Cecil Mayhew and j Ottis Patterson, leading the Scouts and Mr.Ralph Hayes looking after the Cubs.These groups are planning an apple drive shortly.Mr.and Mrs.C.Marsden, of j Montreal, visited in Coaticook lover the weekend.dont have ¦you use wamt APS J* * Jv \\ l BGoiek CARLING 5 \u2022 toaowro ¦ TECUWft*; m The Best Brews in the World tome from Carling»* I LIG TOMORROW, October 3rd from 7 to 10 PM PORCH LIGHT CAMPAIGN ON BEHALF OF THE O.TJ.(SHERBROOKE PLAYGROUNDS) O.T.J.FUNDS DRIVE ON OCTOBER 3rd The Sherbrooke Playground Association (OTJ) will conduct a porch light campaign for funds on Thursday night, October 3.Canvassers throughout the city will call on homes whose porch lights are lit, indicating that those inside the house wish to contribute to the Association.The O.T.J.provides recreational activities to thousands of children every year.Yearly attendance at Jacques Cartier Park 49,650.Attendance to winter activities: 32,402 for a grand total of 83,052.O.T.J.also provides children with free transportation by bus from schools to the park, a bottle of chocolate milk every day and equipment needed for the following activities: Hockey, volleyball, softball, baseball, tennis, skiing, basketball, civic club, hobbies, homecraft./; j ' r LIGHT UP\u2014 Welcome The Canvasser mm 10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED., OCT.2,\t1057 Mantle And Skowron To Start Bat May Fail To Go Distance In Opener Burke Emery Scores Win Over Lanky Dick Lowery At Holyoke BURKE EMERY HOLYOKE, Mass.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Burke Emery, of Sherbrooke, Que., won a unaminous decision over Dick Lowery, of New York, here last night.Emery weighed 169 pounds for this eight-round main event, the same as his opponent.Lowery, six feet, three and one half inches tall, made good use of a long left jab in the early rounds.In the third round Emery caught the New Yorker with good combination punches and a terrific right uppercut.From this point on the Canadian boxer was in command as Lowery was forced to hold on several times during the remaining rounds.In the semi-final bout, Ernst Krenzek won a six-round decision over Frank Roach.Nick Grimaldi scored a preliminary decision over Paul Lee.led Workman Denies Rumors About Alouettes, No Truth In O'Brien's Column; Returns From Western Trip WINNIPEG (CP)\u2014Vice-President Ted Workman of the Montreal Alouettes was quoted Tuesday as denying rumored trouble in the front office and a report that President Leo Dandurand 'S attemoting to buy control.CBC sports commentator Bob Moir said Workman made a \u2018categoric denial\u201d in commenting on the reports published by Andy O'Brien in his Montreal Star sports column.O\u2019Brien reported there appears to be a rift between General Manager Gorman Kennedy and Coach Doug (Peahead) Walker.He also said Dandurand is reported seeking to buy from Workman a controlling interest in the club on behalf of a group.Workman watched Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat Edmonton Eskimos 28-27 in a scheduled Western Interprovincial Football Union game here Monday night.Moir said he asked him for comment on the Montreal report just before he boarded a Trans-Canada Air Lines plane for Eastern Crnada.He quoted Workman as saying the rumored rift is \u201ccompletely unfounded\u201d and that \u201cthere is no truth whatsoever\u201d in the story that Dandurand seeks control.Workman was quoted as saying thfct he did not see how anyone could back a coach more than Kennedy has done this season.Alouettes had tough sledding In the early part of the season with 32 injuries.Ontario Branch Of CPGA Holds Up Moe Norman's Application As Pros Complain He Is Underselling Them KITCHENER, Ont.\u2014 (CP)\u2014 George Clifton, president of the Ontario branch of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association, said Tuesday an application for membership by Moe Norman of Kitchener is being held up because of complaints by professionals that Norman has been improperly underselling them in the golf equipment business.Without membership, Norman cannot participate in tournaments of the CPGA or the United States PGA.He would be barred from 10 tournaments on the winter circuit necessary to qualify for $1,500 he won at a recent bursary tournament.Clifton said in a telephone interview from Toronto there was reason to believe Norman would be cleared but.Norman wmuld have to agree to conditions laid down by the CPGA.Norman said he had talked over the conditions with Clifton but would not comment on them.\u201cClifton said to keep quiet and that\u2019s what I\u2019m going to do,\u201d Norman said.Lloyd Tucker, pro at Kitchener\u2019s Rockwmy Club, said he and others had complained about Norman\u2019s method of going after golf equipment business.Club directors said Tucker complained Norman was seeking business on the course.Norman said if he didn't get the membership he would barnstorm, probably in the Maritimes.Boston\u2014Billy Ryan, 170!4, Lowell.MSss., outpointed Phil Rizzo, 165, Brooklyn, 8.Manila \u2014 Leo Espinosa, 118%, Philippines, outpointed A1 Asuncion, 119%, Philippines, 12.Toledo, Ohio\u2014Bert Whitehurst, Baltimore outpointed Bob Satterfield, Chicago, 10.Heavyweights.» 0 NEED A \u201cLIFTER\u201d'?Have a BRADING\u2019S .the hearty ale! SL.OW-BRKWBD TO TH« QUEBEC TASTE VNIOM H401* t*| > World Series Notes By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Carl Hub-bell, the old New York Giants\u2019 ; southpaw, picks Gene Conley as the potential star of the world | series which was to open in the Yankee Stadium today between New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves.Said Hubbell of the stringbean Milwaukee hurler: \u201cHe is particularly effective against a club the first time they see him.With those long arms and legs you don\u2019t know where the pitch is coming from.\u201d HOLDING COURT \u2014 T^'.s 's.^ascy Stengel\u2019s 11th World Series, three as an outfielder and eight as a manager, so the millionaire boss of the Yankees is very casual in the dugout, discussing his club\u2019s chances against the Braves.01\u2019 Case answers all questions in double-talk.Fred Haney's Logical Choice Chicago Cubs are expected to sign Lou Boudreau, the deposed manager of Kansas City A\u2019s as a coach before the series ends.Manager Jack Tighe of Detroit Tigers reported that Kansas City offered him Billy Martin for pitcher Billy Hoeft, even up, and he turned it down.Speaking of the Tigers, Ray Boone probably will go on the trading block this winter with Charley Maxwell taking over first base.All Set For Battle Of Southpaws As Ford And Spahn Get Nod; Braves In Top Shape But Yanks Are Wobbly By JOE REICHLER NEW\u2019 YORK \u2014 (AP) \u2014 The uncertain condition of Mickey Mantle's tender left leg and Bill Skowron\u2019s aching back belied the 8-to-5 odds on New Y'ork Yankees today as Milwaukee Braves clashed with the American League champions in the world series opener.The crowd of some 70,000 expected to view the southpaw duel between New York's Whitey Ford and Milwaukee's Warren Spahn would not see either Mantle or Skowron at their best although both were listed late Tuesday night as almost certain starters.The two sluggers between them hammered 51 home runs and drove in 181 runs during the regular season.Mantle cannot run without pain.- He even winces when he misses ^ew Rjrdette Thursday and Bob one of his powerhouse swings.Skowron says it doesn\u2019t hurt him to swing but it does hurt when he runs.It wouldn\u2019t be surprising if either or both were unable to do full time duty.There is still some doubt about Buhl Saturday in Milwaukee.Then the merry-go-round starts again with Spahn, Burdette and Buhl in that order.Haney said he would continue the Andy Pafko - Bob Hazle platoon in right field, with Pafko ÜTAUTEftt FOR WEDNESDAY 1ST RACE \u2014 \"D\" PACE PURSE: $100.00 1\u2014\tBRADY SIGNAL,\tR.Year.2\u2014\tIDEAL HARVESTER.2\u2014\tMIGHTY FAST CAN, A.Theroux 4\u2014WEST OAK DIPLOMAT, C.Bennett.3\u2014\tADMIRAL ALDEN, 6\u2014\tMISS BROOKE, 7\u2014\tBEAU WIN, 8\u2014\tMIGHTY BARS, G.Trahan.E.Leblanc.L.Hucklns.L.Denault.2ND RACE \u2014 \"D\" PACE PURSE: $100.00\t¦ 1\u2014\tBLUE MOUNTAIN BROOKE, W.Mosher.2\u2014\tQUEEN OVER.3\u2014\tPEGGY GRATTAN G, A.Gravel 4\u2014\tEBBIE'S 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L.Denault.5\u2014MR.NORWAY.6\tCONNELLY B,\tR.\tJutras.7\tGAIL BAKER,\tG Trahan, j 8\u2014RALPH UP,\tD.\tHicks.»TH RACE \u2014 \"D\" TROT &\tPACE PURSE: $100.00 I 1\u2014BARBARA VOLO 2ND, F.Newell.2\u2014\tKITTEN,\tH.Ouellet] 3\u2014\tNEWPORT ABBEY.F.Pouliot 4\u2014\tPAT G ABBE\tA.Theroux 5\u2014\tJEAN GRATTAN ALDEN, » ___ C.\tJones.6\u2014\tROSINA B.\tc.Poulin.7\u2014\tSPENCER CREED, F.Desrochers.8\tJODY GRATTAN, B.Chahot.EU: ALMA PRINCESS, A.Gamache.H mmmm Veteran second baseman Red Schoendienst of the Braves said his legs are all set to carry him through the series.\u201cThey\u2019re all taped up like a race horse,\u201d he laughed, \u201cbut I still can run.\u201d Warren Spahn Anyone Who Picks Yanks In Series Should See A Docfor, Says Martin By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Anyone who picks against New York Yankees in a world series should have bis head examined, so, is there a doctor in the house?We\u2019re picking Milwaukee Braves to take the almost perennial world champions in, say seven games, although fully aware that the weeping and wailing of Casey Stengel over the condition of his athletes could be a smoke screen.But even if we knew the New Yorkers were sound in wind and limb we'd still like the Braves, for the simple reason Fred Haney has a solid, cohesive unit while Stengel\u2019s lineup has all the stability of a straw man in a hurr.-cane.Each team won its pennant by eight games, but that means nothing.You have to figure the quality of the competition, and at the risk of antagonizing American Leaguers we must say we believe the National League was a little stronger down the line than the American.The Yankee pitching seems to be set.In fact, Whitey Ford, just among the present during most of the season because of shoulder trouble, seems to have been saved for the series.It\u2019s the rest of the lineup Casey is groaning about now.But Milwaukee also has some pitching, and we're expecting two victories from Warren Spahn.with two days of travel if the series goes more than five games, it\u2019s not improbable the veteran lefty would start three games.Much of the Yankee success, or failure, will depend on the ability of Mickey Mantle to play at least a facsimile of his usual game.That, and on whether or not Yogi Berra hits.Yogi has been having some of his poorer seasons from a batting standpoint.Bill Skowron\u2019s aching back is another question mark.If he and Mantle are not at their best, and Yogi isn\u2019t hitting, the Yankees will be hard pressed for power.The Braves\u2019 lineup is loaded with power.Mostly right-hand power, and the acquisition of Red Schoendienst has given them a tight infield defence.Yankee infielder-outfielder Joe Collins usually wears tape around his r'sht wrist.Asked what was wrong, he cracked: \u201cNothing, it just looks good.\u201d Ford.Although the ace lefthander ]\tagainst lefthanders and appears to be back in true stride ^azle against righthanders, following a sore shoulder siege, | Stengel, who did not attend his there is doubt whether he can an- team\u2019s workout because of his dergo the strain of pitching twice presence in commissioner Ford or three times in one week, as Frick\u2019s office for a pre - series the opening day pitcher usually conference on rules and deport-is called upon to do in a long ment, was a little testy later series.And because the teams ap- when asked for his starting pear evenly matched, the outlook lineup.He finally gave in with is for a long series.\ta tentative order but hedged on The Braves, on the other hand, two Positions-left field and sec- World Series Facts-Figures Contestants\u2014Milwaukee Braves National League and New York Yankees American League.Length\u2014best-of-seven games.Dates and sites \u2014 first game, Oct.2, Yankee Stadium, second game, Thursday, Yankee Stadium; third game, Saturday, County Stadium; fourth game, Sunday, County Stadium; fifth game if necessary, Monday, County Stadium; sixth game if necessary, Wednesday, Yankee Stadium; seventh game if necessary, Thursday, Yankee Stadium.Starting time \u2014 1:00 p.m.EDT at Yankee Stadium; 3 p.m.EDT at County Stadium.Probable crowd \u2014 70,000 opening day at Yankee Stadium.Television \u2014 coast-to-coast NBC.Radio \u2014 Coast-to-coast NBC.Opening day pitchers \u2014 lefthander Warren Spahn 21-11; Braves; lefthander Whitey Ford 11-5, Yankees.Odds \u2014 Yankees 8-to-5 favorites to win series; Yankees 7-to-6 | favorites to win opening game.Weather outlook \u2014 mostly fair with temperature about 70 for | opening game.are in excellent physical shape, with the posisble exception of Joe Adcock.The righthanded-hitting | first baseman\u2019s left leg, broken last July, still isn\u2019t 100 per cent j but he was slated to start today.However, manager Fred Haney indicated he may shift to the left-handed-hitting Frank Torre when the Yankees use a righthander.Stengel, who had expected to come back with another lefthander, Bobby Shantz, in the second game, appeared uncertain after Tuesday\u2019s workout.\u201cI\u2019m not so sure lefthanders are a better bet than righthanders against Milwaukee,\u201d Casey said.\u201cMy Thursday pitcher depends upon what happens to my Wednesday pitcher.If the Braves should treat Ford a little too roughly, I\u2019ll probably give them Bob Turley (a righthander).If Whitey does a commendable job, it will be Shantz.\u201d Haney has no doubt regarding his starters, although he said Tuesday he was prepared to pitch everybody in every game.You can be sure that it will be ond base.Catcher Yogi Berra, shortstop Gil M c D o u g a i d, right fielder Hank Bauer and Ford, were the only certain starters.Mantle and Skowron, of course, were to be in centre and first base, barring a last minute change.In left field, Stengel said it would be Tony Kubek, his versatile 20-year-old rookie, or Elston Howard.If Skowron could not make it, Stengel had Howard ready to step in at first.At second, it figured to be the veteran Jerry Coleman over 22-year-old Bobby Richardson.There was no doubt about the Braves\u2019 lineup.It was Henry Aaron, Pafko and Wes Covington in the outfield; Adcock at first, veteran Red Schoendienst at second, Johnny Logan at short and Ed Mathews at third; Del Cran-dell behind the plate and Spahn on the mound.Spahn, only Brave pitcher with world series experience, had a 1-1 record against Cleveland in 1948.Ford, who hurled two previous openers, opened with a 4-2 series record.Chuck Comiskey Of White Sox Is Ready To Bargain With National Regarding Move To Western Cities Walter O'Malley Advances New Plan For Two More Teams, One In New York And Other In Toronto, Giles Against UK Astrologer Names Yankees To Take Series NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Who\u2019s going to win the world series?Why, it\u2019s easy, says British astrologer Fay Naylor of London, who acknowledges she has never seen a baseball game.Here\u2019s how to dope it, says ! Fay.Take the birthdate of each I player, the site of the games and j the ages of the clubs.Study the ! stars of rival managers, Casey Stengel of the Yankees and Fred Haney of the Braves.\u201cStergel\u2019s star during this pe-] riod is at its peak,\u201d adds the London star-gazer.As for Haney, j \u201che w.ll be plagued by problems j of temperament.\u201d Football Player Really Has A Bee in Bonnet GREENVILLE, S.C.(/P) _ Coaches took a dim view of it when end Ray Eiminski suddenly wheeled cut of play during Fur-ham University's football drills Tuesday.Siminski.the Southern Conference's leading pass reseiver, was asked what he was doing.\u201cI\u2019ve got a bee in my bonnet,\u201d he replied.He pulled off his helmet.A bumble bee flew out.NEW YORK \u2014 (P \u2014 The World Telegram and Sun says Walter O\u2019Malley has advanced a plan under which two new National League franchises would be created \u2014 one here and the other in Toronto.There thus would be a 10-team National League with franchises in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Toronto, Milwaukee, Chicago, St.Louis, Los Angeles and San Francisco.Sacramento, Calif.\u2014 Joey Lopes, 134, Sacramento, stopped I Manuel (Kid) Castro, 140, Stock-I ton, Calif; 7.Montreal Site Of Moore-Durelle Title Battle?Eddie Quinn said Tuesday he is working on the possibilities ol holding in Montreal a world light-heavyweight title bout between champion Archie Moore and Canada\u2019s Yvon Durelle, from Baie Ste.Anne, N.B.Quinn just back from a trip to the United States, said he was in touch with president Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club who has put the okay on the proposed Durelle-Moore fight.Quinn said Norris suggested he get in touch with Moore's representatives.Quinn plans to do this.Millionaire Nelson Rockefeller would finance the New York team.The World Telegram says O\u2019Malley proposed the plan during his recent negotiations with Rockefeller and Mayor Robert Wagner.Baseball commissioner Ford Frick supported the idea as did Jack Kent Cooke, owner of the present minor league franchise in Toronto, The Telegram says.However, league president Warren Giles is said to have thrown cold water on the idea, pointing out that at least two clubs are opposed to expansion.Such expansion would require unanimous consent of the existing clubs.Boston Bruins7 Mentor Names All-Stars BOSTON \u2014 CPi \u2014 Forwards Real Chevrefils and Don McKen-j ney and defencemen Allan Stan-j ley and Fernie Flaman Tues-I day were named by Coach Milt Schmidt to represent Boston Bruins in the 11th National Hockey League all-star game Saturday in Montreal.Schmidt, who will coach the all-stars against the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens, picked his two highest scores and two hard-hitting defence veterans.\tÜ* 4* NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Vice-presi-: dent Chuck Comiskey of Chicago White Sox said today the American League would grant the Na-] tional League\u2019s return to New j York in a swap for the right to enter Los Angeles and San Fran-[ cisco when and if it chooses to do so.\u201cWe\u2019re not going to let the Na-I tional League take over in the j two most lucrative west coast cities and then return to New i York, too,\u201d said Comiskey, an al-j ternate on major league base-| ball's executive council.\u201cLet\u2019s face it,\u201d he added.\u201cIn 15 years there will be only three two-team towns\u2014New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.\u201d Comiskey said he had proposed ! the swap plan to the American j League and that it had been sup- j ported.Going into Tuesday\u2019s separate league meetings, the American loop already had proposed an { amendment to the major league\u2019s ' constitution which would divide New York into two baseball territories following the transfer of the National League's New York and Brooklyn franchises to San Francisco and Los Angeles.The amendment would leave only Brooklyn as open territory, shutting the National League out of the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.Under Comiskey's compromise, the American League would also place Queens in the open classification.Queens is the only New York area looked upon «« a feasible stadium site by city officials.The two leagues, meeting later in joint session with commissioner Ford Frick, unanimously supported a National League request to shelve any action in the matter until their December I meeting \u201cpending developments.\u201d In a separate meeting, the National League owners: X.Were advised the New York Giants had filed a formal letter of intent in their shift to San Francisco.2.\tGave Brooklyn Dodgers a two-week extension, to Oct.15, on the deadline for their final decision about moving to Los Angeles.3.\tChanged their constitution to make only a three-fourths approval necessary for a franchise transfer, rather than the previous unanimous vote.Vet Fred Egan To Drive In Kentucky Classic LEXINGTON, Ky.(AP)\u2014At an age when most men spend their days in a rocker, Fred Egan will observe his 78th birthday Thursday riding a sulky in the $50,460 Kentucky Futurity.Egan, probably the oldest man in the United States competing in big-time sports, will drive Gas-sin Hanover against favored Hoot Song and Time Me and 10 other sophomores in the last leg of Harness racing's triple crown.The Hambletonian and the Yonkers Futurity are the other events.Ralph Baldwin will drive Hoot Song, runner-up in the Hambletonian, from the No.5 post position in the first heat.Time Me, star of a quartet entered by the Sol Camp Farms at.Shatter, Calif., will be driven by Joe O\u2019Brien of Alberton, P.E.I., No.12 spot, in the second tier.Soccer Scores LONDON.\u2014 (Reuters) \u2014 Results of soccer games in Britain Tuesday night: English League Division 1 Arsenal vs.Aston Villa, postponed to Oct.2.West Brom 0- Birmingham 0.Division HI Southern Brentford 0, Watford 0.Division 111 Northern Bradford C 0, Workington 0.Carlisle 4, Southport 0.Oldham 1, Tranmerc 0.HARNESS RACING SHERBROOKE RACE TRACK WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 8.00 P.M.SUNDAY 2.00 P.M.9 Heats Admission $1.00 Mrs.A.Fleming, M.B.F.Guest Speaker At B.M.P.H.Auxiliary Heeling SWEETSBURG.\u2014 The September meeting of the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital Auxiliary was held in the Staff House with Mrs.A.G.Scott presiding and with Mrs.A.Fleming, M.B.E., of Montreal, as the guest speaker.In introducing Mrs.Fleming, Mrs.H.L.Shaw of Knowlton, spoke of her many and varied affiliations with community and national services.Mrs.Fleming was co-founder and president of the Montreal General Hospital and a young woman served overseas in the First World War, was chairman of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies and was made a \u2018Member of British Em- HART x-x-xvx#::: ÉII1 SSS&v.\u2022XvXvXv.v mm Cv:\"'\"\"'.'- pue lUi uei wutfc »uu cue ^uc bee Provincial and National Red Cross.Mrs.Fleming told the members she felt that they were doing a great work for this hospital in Sweetsburg ;she said \u201cThat the most important function of a volunteer worker is service.Every volunteer should work as if she was on salary.\u201d An important part of Auxiliary work for a hospital lies in their Gift Shop and Wagon Service to the patients: she also stressed the profit made from home-made cooking and knitting.In thanking the speaker, Mrs I A.J.B.Milborne of Knowlton.i told her something of the work 'being accomplished by the local Auxiliary.During the business meeting, Mrs.Scott reported that a press for the laundry had been purchased at a cost of about SI,800.also that a second oxygen tent was badly needed in case of severe heart attacks.It was decided to purchase the tent at once and try to raise the money for it as soon as possible.On October 18, the annual afternoon tea, sale of food and hand work will be held in the Staff House from 3 to 5 p m.Mrs.J.J.Barker donated a brass bell to be used by the chairman while conducting Auxiliary meetings.The Auxiliary would appreciate hiving more volunteer workers for the Gift Shop and Wagon Service during 2 and 5 p.m.daily e,\\cept Sunday.There is no obligation to become a member and it is a fine opportunity to help your hohpital as all proceeds from Auxiliary work go to the B.M.P.M.Hospital.Mrs.Fleming drew the lucky number on a painting donated by Mrs.J.C.Gibson, the winner was Mrs.D.Higgerty of Farnham.wi wk r* a ¦ Ik 1.1 V' all/.u - V' v-c*.\tEVERŸTNIWÔ.' WELL.LPJTASkaLIW MY \u201e ôETTlMâ FRETTV FANCY ARE NT ] FILMIN' UNE I* A AU /' _ >OU, CARRSINCJ SOUR BAIT IN J EWOUAH WITHOUT tSLASS Cl&AR TUBES»\tHAVW TCMJNTANCsLE -, WORAVS- -\t- v- ' ' _ ¦ J.*\u2022 .* the\twart ÿ «I «\u2022* CTm \u2022- 1 \u2022 »«, s» Rock Island L.A.Establishes Joint Parsonage Fund GREAT OCTOBER FLOOR SAMPLES Drastic Reductions On Entire Stock To Make Room For 1958 Arrivals \t\u2022 COMPARE THESE PRICES!\t\t! \u2022 ?\tREFRIGERATORS - 5 YEAR\tGUARANTEE\t \tREGULAR\tPRICE \u2014\tSALE SPECIAL \tKELVINATOR 8 Cubic Ft.SPECIAL\t$299.\t$229.\tKELVINATOR 8 Cubic Ft.DELUXE\t$329.\t$264.\tKELVINATOR 10.8 Cubic Ft.SPECIAL\t$359.\t$289.\tKELVINATOR 11 Cubic Ft.DELUXE\t$399.\t$319.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL 8 CUBIC FT.SPECIAL\t$289.\t$219.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL 8 CUBIC FT.DELUXE\t$309.\t$249.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL 12 CUBIC FT.DELUXE\t$379.\t$309.?\tRANGES - APARTMENT & DELUXE\t\tSTYLES \t24\" FINDLAY APARTMENT RANGE\t$189.\t$159.\t24\" RCA WHIRLPOOL APARTMENT RANGE\t$199.\t$174.\t24\" KELVINATOR DELUXE PvANGE\t$309.\t$249.\t36\" HOTPOINT CABINET RANGE\t$329.\t$189.\t30\u201d KELVINATOR DELUXE RANGE\t$329.\t$259.\t30\" RCA WHIRLPOOL DELUXE RANGE\t$369.\t$319.?\tWASHING MACHINES \u2014 Conventional Type\t\t \tRCA WHIRLPOOL WRINGER WASHER 9 lb.cap.\t$159.\t$129.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL Wringer WASHER, 11 lb.cap.\t$199.\t$155.\tKELVINATOR WRINGER WASHER, 9 lb.Capacity $159.\t\t$129.\tEASY WRINGER TYPE WASHER 9 lb.capacity\t$169.\t$134.\tKELVINATOR WRINGER WASHER, 11 lb.cap.\t$199.\t$159.?\tAUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINES,\tDISHWASHERS\t \tKELVINATOR de LUXE WASHER\t$399.\t$319.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL DE LUXE WASHER\t$419.\t$339.\tRCA WHIRLPOOL DE LUXE DRYER\t$319.\t$269.\tJAMES DISHWASHER \u2014 PORTABLE STYLE\t$389.\tS289.\tWESTINGHOUSE DISHWASHER\t$399.\t$289.?\tVACUUM CLEANERS AND\tPOLISHERS\t GENERAL ELECTRIC TANK TYPE CLEANER\t$84.\t$69.GENERAL ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER\t$49.\t$39.GOBLIN TANK TYPE CLEANER\t$69.\t$49.EUREKA UPRIGHT DELUXE CLEANER\t$109.\t$79.FILLERY COMBINATION VACUUM-POLISHER\t$149.\t$99.LEWYT TANK TYPE CLEANER\t$99.\t$74.TV REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES\t?ANTENNAS\t\tINSTALLED PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE RATES er [ tross a'-WY/sw-\u2019U'i- \u2022\ti .i c\tLid L.TU.149 WELLINGTON ST.NORTH \u2014 SHERBROOKE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M.\tSTORE OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 10 P.M Over $25 was realized from the ! sale of tickets on the picture.Committees were appointed to work on the Christmas decorations for the interior of the hospital and trays for patients Lunch and a social period followed the meeting.GENERAL NOTES Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.Williams included Mrs.Maud Brown and her son, Mr.Robert Brown, of Port Dalhousie, Ont.,: Mr.Edgar Hunt, of Bakersfield, Vt.and Mr.Chas.Hunt, of St.Albans, Vt.Mr.J.M.Ladd was entertained at a surprise birthday party at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.M.Ladd, when many useful gifts were given the guest of honor who expressed thanks to all for the gracious hospitality and gifts.Those present from Sweetsburg were Mr.and Mrs.Stanley I\u2019eron; Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Shover and son Stanley.Mrs.Harry Williams entertained at a pink and blue shower for Mrs.Gerard Gaboriault, when a number of ladies were present from Cowansville and Sweets-burg.A pink and blue decorated basket laden with lovely gifts was presented to the guest of honor, w ho expressed sincere thanks to all Lunch was served by Mrs.Williams assisted by Miss Barbara Buzzell.KNOWLTON - Mr- Kenneth MacGillivray ana young son, James, were guesLs of Mr.and Mrs.James R.Arm-storng Weekend guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Warren Parker of Sherbrooke Mrs.Carl Stone has been spend ing some time with Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Lefebvre in Vancouver, B.C.Mr.and Mrs W.J.Taylor were visiting Mrs.Clara Chamberlain and Mr.and Mrs.Jay Irwin and family at Waterloo.Mr.and Mrs.Elton .Boekus have returned from visiting Mr, and Mrs.E.Crandall Boekus and daughter, Nancy, at Hudson Heights and Mr.and Mrs.Owen H.Woodward at Valleyfield.Miss Sheila Tibbits of Montreal spent a weekend at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Graydon Tibbits.Mrs.Margaret Erskine of Slier ROCK ISLAND \u2014 The Ladies\u2019 Aid of Stanstead South church met in the church hall when the president.Mrs Harrv Smith, presided ; The members voted in favor of establishing a joint fund with the ! other two women\u2019s societies for a petty parsonage fund.Mrs.A.P.Bliss suggested this be made I in the form of a resolution, effec-| live January 1st, 1858 Also that a certain sum of money be pledged to the church budget for the year, that the church board may be able to draw up a budget.Plans were made for the Oc tober 17 turkey supper, with two members suggested to be asked j to serve on the supper planning 1 committee The date of November 30 was : approved for the annual after-! noon tea and Christmas sale.A social hour was enjoyed and supper served to the members and several friends who came in BROWNIE TROOP The Rock Island Brownie Troop began its meetings after the summer holiday, with the gathering taking place in Stanstead South church hall.With Brown Owl, Mrs.Gladys B.Ellis, and Tawny Owl, Mrs.Beatrice Smith, in charge, a short business meeting was conducted, and plans made to meet every Friday at the ehureh hall at six thirty o\u2019clock.One Brownie, Sandra Arm strong was observing her birth day.and a party followed in lier honor.Games were played under the leadership of Brown Owl and Tawny Owl, assisted by Girl Guides Gail Perkins, Verdena Ellis and Betty Smith who were a decorated birthday* cake topped strong, assisted by Mrs Slayton with ten glowing candles.The Perkins Other guests included refreshments were served by San- Sandra\u2019s brother, Barry, and dta\u2019s mother Mrs.Keith Arm- Debbie Perkins.Brownies last year.Refreshments were served at tables arranged with white covers and at each place were colorful favors and baskets of candy, arranged with a florat centre piece.Sandra was I hen presented with brooke spent a weekend wilh her parents Mr.and Mrs.John Jones ?\u2022\t1 Nm Ijou Çqh Bug v tB.F.Goodrich TRUCK TIRES jor âsLQWds 95 REGoodriçh eoodi plus (out icctppable lid WHY buy an unknown olf brand lue.when you can gel a NfW fully GUARANIff0 8FG UPRfSS IRUCK TIRF / See us TODAY B.F.Goodrich 161 DEPOT STREET Tel.LO.9 4536 ?Red & White SPECIALS \"Red ond White\" MATCHES Package of 3 \u2014 31 at Red & White SERVE THEM OFTEN \u2014 THE KIDS PREFER \"UPTON\" SOUP MORE THAN ANY OTHER KIND.iîpton Vt>' UPTON SOUP CHICKEN & NOODLE 2 .25* \"Red and White\" Evaporated A 16-oz.MILK Z tins 2 \u2018r 29c Ideal TOMATO A 20 oi.JUICE Z tins 9 20 - 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