Sherbrooke daily record, 17 février 1955, jeudi 17 février 1955

[" 1 1955\t\tFEBRUARY\t\t\t\t1955 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t1\t2\t3\t4\t5 6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\tIt\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26 27\t28\t\t\t\t\t tjerbcooke Daily Becocd '\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS / SUNNY, COLDER Cloudy with light .«mow ending thi« evening, clearing tonight.Friday mostly tunny and a little colder.Low tonight and high Friday at Sherbrook» 23! and 28.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY.FEBRUARY 17, 1955 Fifty-Eighth Year MONTREAL FIRE TOLL REACHES ELEVEN World News In Brief 100 Die in Flaming Agony As Fire Sweeps Jap Home 9 North Victoria, N.S.\u2014 CP \u2014 Seven-year-old Thelma Cook stepped off the bus bringing her home from school Wednesday and into the path of an oncoming truck.A daugh-ther of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Cook, she died en route to hospital.Ottawa.\u2014(CP)\u2014 A contingent of more than 800 Boy Scouts from France will attend the world jamboree at Nia-gara-on-the-Lake, Ont., Aug.18-28, the Canadian Boy Scouts Association announced Wednesday.Six patrols ot deaf, blind and partially paralyzed scouts will be included in the contingent.St.John's, Nfld.\u2014(CP) \u2014 Jack W.Coates of Toronto, operations manager of Imperial Oil Limited in Newfoundland for the last six years, died of a heart attack late Tuesday night.He was 47.Madras, India.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Clashes between Congress and Communist party workers, in which 16 persons were injured, were reported Wednesday from Andhra state, where 17-day elections to the state legislature began Monday.Winnipeg \u2014 W \u2014 Herbert Gailord Wannop, 23, Wednesday was found not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter in the Dec.23 slaying of 24-year-old Margaret Charlotte Hanson.Chief Justice E.K.Williams sentenced him to five years in penitentiary.Evidence indicated Wannop produced a .38 calibre revolver at a pre-Christmas party.During an argument Miss Hanson grabbed the gun.When she let go the gun went off.Ottawa.\u2014(CP)\u2014 The Cana-dian cruiser Ontario is on a scries of exercises with Australian and New Zealand naval vessels off south-western Australia.The navy said Wednesday the Ontario will participate in the exercises until Friday, when she is to visit Sydney.Six Thought Dead In Baltimore Fire Baltimore \u2014 (Æ1) \u2014 A tumbling wall of a burning clothing «tore trapped and apparently silled six firemen early today.Two bodies were recovered, tt appeared it would take some time to reach the other four.The men were trapped as they battled in a nine-alarm fire in a building on East Baltimore street.Rescuers tunnelled from the west side and said part of a wall had to be removed from be east side before they could get to a pile of debris in which Ihe four missing firemen were believed buried.By JOHN RANDOLPH Yokohama, Japan \u2014 (Æ* *) \u2014 About 100 aged women died in flaming agony today when a sudden blaze turned a Roman Catholic old ladies\u2019 home into a 30-minute inferno before dawn.There were only 46 survivors, police said, and nearly all of these were burned or injured In jumps from the second floor of their two-storey wooden dormitory.Several are in critical condition.The Canadian head of the home, operated by the Francisco Missionaries of Mary, escaped.She is Sister Superior Marie St.Longin du Sacre Coeur, the former Claire Cloutier of St.Narcisse de Champlain, Que.The sister superior at the order's Quebec convent did not know how many other Canadian nuns were in the home.\u201cI could do nothing,\u201d a survivor cried.\u201cI can hear their screams.\u2018Hot! .hot! .help! .help!.\u2019\u201d The inmates were mainly aged Japanese women without families.Their ages ranged from 60 to 96.It was Japan\u2019s worst building fire since the wartime air raids.The 1951 Sakuragicho train fire in central Yokohama killed 106.Sister Umeko Sugiyama, 42, a nun, died when she dashed back into the burning building to carry\tout\tanother\tof\ther charges.The home, a converted Japanese\tarmy\tbarracks,\twas\tpart of the Convent of the Garden of our Lady, belonging to the F rancisco missionaries.Welfare ministry officials said the building had been declared a fire menace in 1953.Yokohama\tpolice\tsaid\tthe blaze apparently started with defective wiring at 4:30 a.m.Heat and sparks ignited a two-storey chapel and two other buildings all which burned to the ground.The main convent, housing 101 nuns and novices, mainly Japanese, was spared.In\tthe Yokohama\tNational Hospital, the suffering survivors mingled Christian prayers with chants of \u201cNamu amida batsu\u201d \u2014 the Buddhist prayer of mercy for the dying.Firemen hampered by a wat-ci shortage, spread mattresses and implored the old women to jump.Some did.Others were too feeble.Today's Chuckle Junior was being chided for his low grades.Little Robert, who lived a few doors away, was held up as an example.\u2018\u2018Robert goesn\u2019t get C's and D's, docs he?asked his father.\u201cNo\u201d Junior admitted, \u2018but he's different.He has very bright parents,\u201d De Gaullist Defections Menace Pineau Cabinet By HARVEY HUDSON Paris -\u2014(JP)\u2014 Christian Pineau completed a proposed govern-ment lineup' early today, but within a few hours three of his 16 nominees withdrew at their party's request.All were followers of Gen.Charles de Gaulle.Their action sent Pineau scurrying for replacements.He had ooped to ask the National Assembly Friday to approve his cabinet and contirm him as France's first Socialist premier since 1947.Those who withdrew were Edward Corniglion-Molinier, who had been named to the justice ministry: Pierre Ferri, named to die ministry of posts, telephone *nd telegraphs; and Andre Gau-nert, secretary of state for commerce.Two Gaullists chose to stay in Pincau's government, Maurice Lemaire, minister tor reconstruction and Diomede Catroux, secretary of state for air.Both held he same positions in Pierre Uendcs-France's government.The withdrawals left the other 15 ministries divided this way ¦ mong five parties: Socialists 4, Mouvement Républicain Populaire 4, Radical Socialists 4, Gaullists 1, and the small leftist Union of Democratic and Socialists Resistance 2 Without Gaubert, this is the i ncup of the other 18 secretaries e( state, whose posts arc below ministerial rank but are part of ihe government: Socialists 6, Radical Socialists 5.MRP 4, Gaullists 1 and UDSR 2.Before the Gaullist defection the most favorable estimates had given Pineau less than 320 supporting votes in the 627-member chamber.With likely abstentions that should have assured his continuation, but promised a shaky government with a brief life expectancy.Pineau was called in by President Rene Coty Monday to try to form France\u2019s 21st post-liberation cabinet\u2014a task in which both Antoine Pinay, Conservative Independent, and Pierre Pflimlin of the Catholic Mouvement Républicain Populaire had failed.If Pineau wins Assembly approval he will be the first Socialist premier since Paul Ramadier's government resigned in November! .1947.Since the 1951 elections the Socialists have even refused to serve in any cabinet because of their adamant stand for a program completely in line with party principles.However, they voted solidly for Pierre Mendes-France, whose defeat on a vote of confidence Feb.5 launched the present government crisis.It is reported Pineau will be premier and foreign minister and will have two deputy premiers, former Foreign Minister Robert Schuman of the MRP and Yvon Delbos of the Radical Socialists, Survivor Tells Of Struggle To Rescue Friends Montreal.\u2014 \u2014 A 26-year-old visitor at the midtown apartment building where 11 persons were burned to death Wednesday right, shinnied down three storeys, clutching an electrical wire, to get help to his girl friend and her mother, Jean Dupras told liis story in hospital where his girl friend, Denise Brouillard, 18, and her mother, Mrs.Lorenzo Brouillard, 50.were being treated.He said they first found out about the fire when smoke started seeping under the apartment door.\u201cIVe started running for the stairway but it was just a sheet of flame,\u201d Dupras said.\u201cWhen we saw we couldn\u2019t make it we ran back into the apartment and out onto the balcony.We yelled for help, I don't know for how long, it may have been five minutes but it felt like hours.\u201cThe flames were starting to catch on the balcony when I noticed an electrical wire running down the side of the house.1 shinnied down to the first floor and then broke into an apartment.I finally found my way out and got the firemei#to help Mrs.Brouillard and Denise down.\u201d \u201cThey just got to us in time.\u201d said Mrs.Brouillard from her hospital bed, while a nurse stood by with an inhalator.\u201cWe were suffocating.\u201d Two Survivors In Critical Condition As Result Of Falls By MEL MORRIS Canadian Press Staff Writer Montreal \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Eleven persons died Wednesday night and at least a dozen injured when fire whipped through the lop floors of an old brick apartment building in the heart of Montreal.Firemen, scrambling up ladders in a heavy, wet snow, rescued a score of screaming men and women from woo,den balconies and window ledges.The 11 victims died trying to fight their way through flame-and-smoke-filled halls and stairways of the four-storey Salaberry apartments at the corner of Sherbrooke Street East and St.Denis Street.At least fotir panic - stricken apartment dwellers gambled on leaps from the fourth floor to the pavement.Two women were in serious condition in hospital with fractured spines.Four Die In Collision In Quebec Area Grondines, Quo.\u2014 ((ft \u2014Three men and one woman were killed during a blinding snowstorm early today when their car skidded into the path of a semi-trailer truck near this town, 60 miles west of Quebec.Another woman was critically injured and taken to hospital to Quebec.All were from Arvida, Que., and were on their way to Shaw-inigan Falls, police reported.Dead are Alcide Veilleux, 65; his sons Rene, 27, and Alcide, Jr., 30: anad Mrs.Marie Veilleux, wife of Alcide, Jr.Mrs.Ernest Reid, daughter of the older man, was hauled from the totally smashed car and taken to hospital with multiple fractures.Police said the truck, belonging to a Montrcad transport firm, was headed for Quebec when the accident occurred.Driver J.P.Ca-ouette of Quebec was uninjured.Caouctte told police the Vcil-leux\u2019s car skidded across the road directly inlo his path and he didn\u2019t have time to stop the heavy semi-trailer.The bodies were taken to a morgue at nearby Donnacona, Que.All attempts to identify the dead were left until today.Morgue officials said some were so badly burned that even^ their sex could not be determined immediately.Firemen still probing the up-uer-floor ruins early today said there was \u201conly a very slim possibility\u201d any bodies were still inside.The fire was the worst in Montreal since 1951, when 37 pensioners died in a fire which destroyed the Ste.Cunegonde Home for the Aged.Two victims\u2014-an elderly man and his wife\u2014were found just a few feet from their bed.Another man had struggled to within inches of a first-floor window.Residents said the building had two fire escapes, both leading to an enclosed inner courtyard From there the fleeing residents had to pass through ground-floor apartments.Survivors said the lights went out shortly after the fire started, adding to the panic.When firemen arrived, the residents were standing on window ledges and balconies, screaming for help.\"We rescued as many as we could,\u201d said one firemen, \u201cbut we didn\u2019t have much time.\u201d Residents of the area said the building was built about 75 years ago, and renovated about 25 years ago after fire damaged it.Most of the apartments were small, housing single persons or families of two or three.As the victims were brought out, the fire department chaplain.Rev.Paul Morin, pronounced the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church over them.Most of the apartment residents were French-speaking.All the victims lived on the two top storeys of the 85-apnrt-ment building.Firemen said they apparently learned of the fire too late and the burning stairway prevented their escape.Early today the cause of the fire had not been established.Fire Director Raymond Pare speculated \u201cit may have started in an incinerator shaft.\u201d The first: alarm was turned in shortly before 9 p.m.EST.By the time firemen arrived flames were shooting through the roof.The blaze was out of control for more than three hours.Four bodies were discovered shortly after the tire started.When firemen entered the top floor they found five more victims.Early today, two more were discovered.Among the 12 persons taken t,p hospital, three were firemen who were cut and burned.The others were suffering from injuries received in jumping and from shock.Antonio Talbot, who lived near the apartment house, said he saw one man hang a woollen blanket from a window, hold it while his wife slid down, then jump the remaining two storeys.\u201cOne elderly woman appeared oricfly at a window, and started tossing out clothing.Then she let out a horrible scream and disappeared.\u201d Survivors sobbed openly in the streets outside as they watched the flames licking at their apartments.Some were without coats but all scorned oblivious of a heavy wet (snow that was falling.\u201cMy wife is still inside,\u201d one man screamed as firemen carried him from the building.Long-time residents of the mid-town residential area said the Salaberry building was once one of the most luxurious houses in the city.In recent years the oncc-sumptuous apartments have been subdivided.An estimated 200 persons lived in the building but many Continued on Page 5.Si*» WAR'S INNOCENT VICTIM A homeless war waif wanders through a bombed-out village on Kinmen Island, reduced to rubble by ceaseless Chinese Communist fire from the mainland.Britain Enters Race To Develop And Produce H-Bomb Resources Bill Again Talked Out Ottawa \u2014 '(Pi \u2014 The Common's has debated resources conservation for 3Vs hours with no apparent concrete results.In Wednesday's half-day set 1 aside for private members' resolutions, H.W.Herridge (CCF'\u2014 I Kootenay West )for the fourth lime in four years asked for a j Dominion-provincial conference | or.water, soil and forest con-| servation.Th resolution was rejected by two cabinet members.Resources I Minister Lesage said responsibility for initiating such a con-firence rests with the provinces.' Agriculture Minister Gardiner isnid the Liberal government al-j \" ays has had a national conservation policy.\u201cTalked out\u201d when adjournment time came, the resolution ! j-everted to the bottom of a ' lengthy list of members\u2019 mo-, lions, probably doomed not to j come up again this session.Today brings resumption of debate, started Tuesday, on a j motion by Davie Fulton (PC\u2014 I Kamloops) of non-confidence in the government on its immigra-Ition policy and administration.Patience Urged Duplessis Warns Against Outbursts By Supporters Quebec \u2014 ((ft \u2014 With an eye, on the forthcoming federal-provincial conference in Ottawa, Premier Duplessis has asked his Union Nationale party supporters to avoid outbursts against fo-1 dcral authorities.The political chieftain, who j will he 65 April 20, Wednesday | told his supporters to adopt a new policy of \u201cpatience.\u201d He said he would set the example by 1 curbing a \u201cnatural bent\u201d to go on the warpath in federal-provincial matters.Mr.Duplessis made the state-' ment during a 30-minutc speech at the conclusion of a sumptuous, eandle-lit birthday party in the Legislature cafeteria.The party is held annually during the House session.Quebec, only province in Canada not to sign postwar taxation agreements, has been wrangling over fiscal matters with federal authorities for 10 years.The federal government announced a decision Jan.17 to ' cut federal income tax by 10 per cent in Quebec toward solution of double taxation.The cut will cost Ottawa an estimated $30.000.000 annually.Mr.Duplessis Wednesday night plainly said the federal decision did not meet Quebec\u2019s claims in full.His policy-of-patience address followed a statement earlier in the day in the Legislative Assembly in which he described the trans-Canada highway project as an encroachment on provincial rights.Mr.Duplessis said if Ottawa has money to give for roads, a provincial field under the constitution.it is money that rightfully belongs to the province.Quebec has refused to share in the trans-Canada highway project from its inception and has therefore received no roads grants from Ottawa.Mr.Duplessis said any agreement would have to be based on constitution rights, not just on federal plans, specifications, and conditions.As in the 1944, 1948, and 1952 provincial election campaigns he said the chief question today for Quebec is whether it will survive.Its natural wealth ensured its material survival but, he said, without survival of fundamental values the former was worthless.In effect, Mr.Duplessis urged his party to change its tactics.He said there are indications of understandings on the national horizon.\u201cI ask for patience lor the sake of obtaining our rights.\u201d If patience was not successful, he said, Quebec could then decide what would be clone.London\u2014 (Reuters) \u2014-Britain announced tonighl she will develop and produce a hydrogen bomb.The announcement came in an official statement on defence along with Ihe proposed defence budget which called for a slight reduction in expenditure for Ihe 1955-56 year.Declaring Britain had Ihe ability lo produce Ihermomiclcnr weapons, ihe announcement said: \u201cAfter fully considering all Ihe implications of Ibis slop, Ihe government have thought il their duly to proceed with (heir development and production.\u201d Britain exploded her first atomic bomb off the west Australian coast Oct.3, 1953, ami has since tested other atomic weapons.But today's announcement was the first indication Ihe nation is going info hydrogen weapons.The statement, reviewing defence progress of the last year said Ihe emergence of Ihe thermonuclear bomb had overshadowed alt else.\u201cNew and revolutionary prob-¦ lems are posed, requiring courage and imagination for (hoir solution,\u201d the report said.\u201cNevertheless our problem is ; still fundamentally a dual one.We have to prepare against the risk of a world war and so prevent it.\u201d London\u2014 (Reuters) -Sir Winston Churchill\u2019s government tins received a chilly press reception for its statement Wednesday on jet aircraft production for the RAF.Even Conservative newspapers which generally support the government demand lo know why Britain is lagging behind the limited States in developing jet fighters and bombers.The Daily Sketch, a Conservative.independent newspaper, headlines: \u201cRAF' sensation \u2014 new fighter washed out.\u201d A j headline in the Labor paper, The Daily Herald, says \u201cAir scandal I facts arc out.\u201d The Conservative j independent Daily Express head j lines : \u201cBig clash on air muddle.\" Wednesday\u2019s statement admitted that the first three versions of the Swift jet fighter have not proved suitable and a fourth ! version is only now being tested.J In regard -to the Hunter jet fighter, the government said, \u2018There are still certain direc* : lions in which its performance ! could he improved, but main troubles have been overcome.\" The Daily Telegraph, normally a staunch defender of the government, labels this \u201can apol-| ogy.\u201d 11 says the government\u2019s j claim that Britain now has a better night air defence than any-, one else is \u201castonishing,\u201d as \u201cno | figures of available aircraft are j given to justify these assertions.\u201d The Liberal Manchester Guardian says the statement tried to \"camouflage the real weakness of the RAF' today.\u201d Saint John, N.B.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Two retiring members of the board of directors of the New Brunswick Telephone Company, Ltd., were honored here Wednesday, W.E.Golding, Saint John, vice president and member of the executive committee.and J.M.Robinson, Rothesay, received silver trays \u201d engraved with the names of hoard members.Senator G.Percy Burchill, South Nelson, N B., chairman of the hoard, i made the presentation.Extradition Is Battled By Quartet Bern, Switzerland \u2014 (/p) \u2014 The anli-Communist invaders of the Romanian legation battled for their lives today against a Communist demand that they he extradited to Romania.Three of the men gave up their arms and left the legation Wednesday after holding it for nearly two day .in the face of a show of force by Swiss police and troops.A fourth had been nr rested early Tuesday when tie tried to slip out.Police said the four refused lo give their names The surrender heightened the international dispute that, has strained relations between Romania and long-neutral Switzerland.Some observers prediet: a diplomatic break.The four men face trial here for Ihi' death of a legation chauf feur, AureJ Scdu, fatally wounded late Monday night when the anti-Rods seized the legation at gunpoint and drove the staff out into the street.Switzerland has no death penalty, and the Swiss federal court lias not yet expressed an offi-Cial view on the Romanian demand that Ihe men he returned to Bucharest for trial.But, Swiss legal exports say the'fact that Ihe crime was committed on le-! galion property would not auto malieally mean extradition.The Romanian government has reacted as though the killing look place on actual Romanian soil.Under international law, embassy and legation buildings are considered technically part of the power occupying them.Pay Jump Is Approved By US Congress Washington.\u2014(/P)- Leaders predicted today the United States Senate will follow the lead of the House of Representatives in voting a substantial pay boost for members of Congress and fed era! judges.The House voted 283 to Ufi Wednesday lo give the 96 senators and 485 representatives a $10.000 annual boost to $25,000.Comparable raises are included for the Vice 1'resident, the House Speaker, all federal judges and ILS.attorneys.American cabinet members now get $22,500, while judge\u2019s salaries vary from about $13,000 to around that figure.The President's salary is $100,000 a year, plus expense allowances totalling ,$90,000 annually.Senator Estes Kelauvcr (Dem.Tenu.), wlvo headed a sub-committee which conducted hearings on the question, said today he believes the Senate will pass its j bill, which calls for a $7,500 increases, \u201cby a substantial margin.\u201d In Canada, members of the I Senate and House of Commons ; now gel a total of $10,000 an-! \u2019inally, made up of an $0.000 in-1 demnity and $2,()()() allowance.| Commons members\u2019 allowances are not taxable; those of the j Senators are.Canadian cabinet I ministers get a total of $27,000, j made up of an $8,000 parliamentary indemnity, a $2,000 taxable allowance, $15,000 salary and $2,000 non-taxablc car allow anee.The Prime Minister is paid I total of $37,000, $8,000 indemnity, $2,000 taxable allowance, $25.000 salary and a $2,000 non-t.axable car allowance.The present U.S, figures oi $15.000 for senators and congressmen and $22,500 for cabinet of-| ficers include allowances, par-^ 'iallv taxable.Dulles Sees Power Fight Aiding Western Outlook Washington \u2014 and guests by Rev Nevil Tucker JOHNSTON Mr.and Mrs Ray munit II Johnston (nee Driver; are happy to atinounee the birth of a daughter.Jane Helen on February 12th.1955 at the Slier brooke Protestant Hospital.Both well.MA I'\u2014Ronald ami Lena (Tow erst are happy to atinounee the birth of their son, Keith Ronald at East Cliflon, on February Iti.1955, atkr°rthc^ , Ste.-wSfcî-* \",d-h,'''pact;;;:r_s\"\u20198'Mcic I i WAYS Whiter'.s , New White Swan is the whitest ever .as immaculate, as nice as a tissue can be! 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ALL QUALITY-MADE BY THE E.Safer ,., Made in the world's most hygienic tissue mill .Available now also in the handy 4-roll \u2018Tamily Pack\u201d B.EDDY COMPANY if BRAY Passed away at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Wednesday, February Hi.1955, Eli;a Catherine, daughter of the late Richard Bray and his wife Nanny Gilbert.Leaving Hie R.I.Bishop Funeral Chapel, 300 Queen Blvd.North on Friday, February 18 at 2.15 p.m.for service in SI Pet er's Church ttl 2.30 p.m.The Rev.Guy Mnrslon officiating.Inter ment in St.Peter's Church Com el cry HIM, At the McKeage Nursing Home, Sherbrooke.Que on Thursday, February 17.\t1955, Margaret Elizabeth Bailey, beloved wife ol Hie laic Wilder Hill, in her 71st year, formerly of Biilwcr.Resting at the R.I.Bishop Funeral Chapel, 800 Queen Blvd, Norlh Fumral notice later.HOLMES At Stanstcnd.Que., on Wednesday, February 1(1.1955.William Henry Holmes, husband of the lale Esfella Edna Smith, in his 90th year.Remains resting at Cass Funeral Home, Rock Island, until Saturday, February 19, when funeral .service will be held at Centenary United Church, Stanslead, at 2.30 p.m.Rev.A McKinley Rose officiating.Interment in Crystal Lake Cemetery.(Üm îUî ODf (Slumkii I wish (o express my «incen* lhanUv and appréciai ion to my friends and relatives for their personal visits, flowers, raids and other acts fit remembrance duiiiiK my stay in the C.J.M.Hospital; also my «raleful thanks to Dr.Cooper, Dr.Kôbertson nml the nurses.Youi kindness will always be remembered.MHS.DEANE H.OLNEY, Danville, Que.I wish lo express my sincere thanks and appreciation to nil those who sent cards, flowers, gift#, etc, and vis Ited me while In hospital: also, I wish to thank Dr.Ross.Dr.Doutai) and Dr.McDoUftall for their service*; and to the nurses and nurses* aides j on the second floor, Sherbrooke Hos-I pltal, for their care and kindness, j On behalf of my mother, Mrs.} Schoolcraft I would like to say many j thanks to all who sent cards, jjlfts etc last fall while she was In box j pltal and at home during her Illness, and If) all, who were «o kind to her : with visits; It means so much to ; an elderly person.MHS A.HO WAT, I.onhoxville.We wish lo extend our sincere j Ihnnkv and appreciation to our many friends for the acts of kindness shown 1 our late aunt ami sister In-law, Am i nie K Small, during her Illness.Also our deep gratitude for messages of sympathy, assistance and ! floral offerings received al her re « ent passing.MHS S.1 SMALL, DONALD L, SMALL.DH ,1 W.A VIOLET ARMSTRONG, MR A MHS.J L ARMSTRONG, MR A MHS A.R ENGLAND, MR At MHS .1 H BROWN, MR K MILS W A If! M PH REVS in iflrmnnam FI LLER In loving memorv of our dear mother and grandmother, I Mis, Amy M Fuller, who passed | away at the Sherbrooke Hospital eight sears ago today, February 17, i iy*?.\"Gone, but not forgotten,\u201d R> he» daughter and family, STEWART A MILDRED CAIRNS.McKKE In Hiving memory of Fred A McKee, who died Eebruarv i?th.I&ril.Loving and kind in all his ways.Lpright nml Just to the end of his days, Sincere and kind In heart and mind.What a beautiful memory he left behind.WIFE A DAUGHTERS.Richmond, Que.HA VEs - In loving memory of my j dear sister, Carrie, who entered Into f'ternal rest al Iron Hill.Quebec, on f cbm ary Iftth.1954.God saw that she was weary So he took her home to »esl.Always remembered and sadly missed by, HER SINTER BEATRICE, MRS F MrCRDM, CowtniviDt* Qutboo* GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKET SliK'k priVos \\vt'ri> slighlly high Of yesterdiiy.Tho host gains wero uTonh'ii by Canadian Dredge, up 2 point s at 20, Quebee Telephone ! up 4 points at 43.and Founda illijn Go.and Algoma Steel both 1 up 1 3 4 points to close at 24 and 52 3-4 respectively.General Dy-: nanties dropped 6 points to 114 ami Noranda lost a ]Kdnt to close | at 88.The interest rate on insured ! New Housing Act loans has been reduced to 5 I 4 per rent from 5 12 per rent.Tile Iron Ore Go.of Canada ox peels lo open a third initio near Knob Lake to help boosl shipments nl ore from the Ungnva region of Northern Quebec to some 6 million tons in 1955.The Ontario Hydro \u2022 Kleetric Commission has awarded a $7.5 million eonlraet lo the English Electric Co.of Canada lor 16 lur bines for the St.Lawrence power project.A $3.5 million eonlrae! has also been awarded lo Canadian Westinghouse Co, Ltd.for generator units for the Sir Adam Berk Niagara pumped storage scheme.Imperial Oil has reduced the prier it will pay for light som etude oil in Western Canada.The reductions range liom 2 eenls lo 24 eenls per barrel according lo (he exlettl of sulphwi contenl.Grocery and combined chain stores increased llicir sale» by 12 per cenl in 1954 eomptircd with 1953.Variety chain stores and clothing chains also made gains in sales of 2 per cent and 2.11 per cenl respectively over (he same period.Hardwood chain, shoe stores and drug slore sales were down 8.8 per cenl, I 7 per rent and 0.6 per cent respectively in 1954 compared with 1953.ISSUE TENTATIVE Continued From Rage 3 noon he will receive an honorary degree from tho University of Sherbrooke and in the evening His Excellency will meet mem hers of Rotary and oilier service clubs at the regular weekly meet ing of liotryy.The following day he will leave for Dnunmondville, Yourkewicz OfU.S.Team Denies ^ Russian Charges Bolzano.Italy f/l\u2019i Coach Al Yourkewicz of Ihr ITS.amn leur hockey learn, now compel ing in Maly, Wednesday healed ly denied Russian charges that the Americans are dirty players and (hat their coach is noted for his \"hooligan tactics\u201d The charges wore published recently in Soviet Sport, Russia\u2019s leading sports newspaper.Soviet Sport said Yourkewicz is \"notorious for his roughness, brawling and hooligan tactics.\u201d Soviet Sport also said Canadian players are poor losers.The Russians surprised last year by defeating Canada for the world amateur hockey championship in Stockholm Now I he Russians are (raining intensively to defend (heir Idle in West Germany, Feb.25 ¦ March 6 Yourkewicz said in a statc-menf: \"The record of the ITS ice hockey (earn in European competition speaks for itself.The club has made many friends by ds fine, clean, sportsmanlike competition.\" Randy Turpin Hits Comeback Trail; Meets Gonzalez MONTREAL STOCK MARKET 177W 53*4 116 69 A 50's 127 \u201d5 \u2022\" i 79 W 33-s 19-'s 42''i 87 1151 _\u2022 78:'s Prevtotu\tclose 11 am\t Ahitihi \t\t28\tas-'H Algoma\t\t52 A,\t Aluminum \t\t79\t79 Bathurst \"A\" \t\t60\t Bell Telephone .\t46'-.\t46M Brazilian \t\t\t8 Mi\t8 B.C.Power \t\t\t27\t27 i B.C.Forest \t\tto\t Building Products\t44\t Canada Cement .\t151\t150',1 Can.iron Fdy\t\t25 G\t25 Can.Breweries .\t26 si\t26' ; t Can.Car\t\t\t\t22\t21Xit Can Cat\tV .\t22\t Can.Ceianese .\t28\t23 Coi'bv\u2019s \" A\"\t17'',\t Can.Pacific Railwav 29fK\t\t Cockslnut Plow ,,\t1\t Smelters \t\t32 Vs\t32 \u2019 Dist.Seagram .\t2Y2x.\\\t32 ', Dominion Bridge .\t19'h\t19\", Dominion Corset .\t12Vi\t Dom.Steel \\ Coal\t17\t17 Dominion Stores .\t30\t Dominion Tar .\tIIG\t11', Dom.Textile .Gen, Dynamics ; Famous I'biyers j Foundation Co.Gypsum .| Imperial Oil .Imp.Tobacco .7'V 113 28', 24 56 38 I Us 7-V 1T2 28 T 24 W 56 8811 111, ltd.Nickel \t\t\t63X D Int.Paper \t\t86 ' :¦\t864 f hit Pete\t\t\t27\t2641 Ind Accept \t\t.\t55 ' i\t55 4 Howard Smith .\t.\t321 r\t32 Li ! MacMillan \"1C .\t.32\t32 Massev Harris .\t.\t9'i\t94 MeColl Frontenac\t34\t34 Molson\t\t23 Mi\t33 Mont Locomotive\t18's\t184 H, Morgan\t.\t.\t18'i\t How Breweries .\t.254\t' V i Nat.Steel Cai .\t.28\t28 I- Noranda \t\t.88\t Placer l)e\\\t\t.33\t381 -, Powell River .\t4 1 :'.i\t4 L; i 1 Price Rros\t\t47 '\t47 41; Prov.Transport .\t.IUN\t Quebec Power\t28\t2T4b Kovalitc Oil\t\t12:i.i E SI.1 .aw.< \u2019or)).\ttip\".\t684 1 Shawiingan\t, .\t.\t534\t53 4 So.Canada Power\t44 4\t44 1 Steel of Canada .\t43 4\t43', Triad Oil \t\t5 25\t6.15 Walker G.W.\t.69\t Zeller's \t\t.Ü8\t CANADIAN STOCK MARKET 1\u2019rcvious close 11 a.m ArrIo NHfl.\t\t\t114\t12 U.A.Oil .\t.\t274\t Brown Company .\t164\t\t16 Can.Vickers\t384\t384 Can.and Dom.\tSugar 224\t Crown Zellerbneh\t59\"i\t\t GnOS.Taper .\t.654\t64 4 r Cord \"A .\t100\t Fraser .\t26 4\t264 I- Great Lakes Paper 33\t\t33 1 lome Oil .\t9 15\t9 00 Minnesota\tOnt.554\t\t554 1 Mid Light «A\t'owor 31\t So.Can.Power\tI\u2019fd.143\t.140 MINKS Weedon .\t\t27\t Easl.Mêlais .\t\t80\t BANKS Montreal .\t.\t454\t45 f Nova Seolia .\t.\t564\t56 Commerce .\t.\t434\t43 -4 f; Royal \t\t.\t55\t55 \t\t\u2014-rri TWO SURVIVORS\t\t < 'ont intiod\tfrom Page\ti.were away when the fire\t\throk« out.Few were in bed.Twclce ambulances rushed lo I lie bin ning building when th« second ( three alarms was lurned in.Firemen and equip rnent from 22 stations respond ed.Police halted thousands «4 spectators a block from the scene.Firemen said they pulled soin* 70 persons from the building.Some residents lied together blankets and sheets and *lie down as far as possible before dropping to Hie ground One man was taken to hospital after he leaped from a fourth storey window and crashed into i firemen\u2019s ladder.It was horrible,\u201d said Giseli Raymond, 19, an occupant of i basement apartment.\u201cThere was a little baby on oui floor and his father got so ex cited he didn\u2019t seem to knov, what to do.The janitor finally ran into the apaptment and car ried the baby to .safely.\u201d *1 Births, Marriages, Card of Thanks i ?t.50 per InserUnn DEATH NOTICKS kSc per lin«, Minimum eh*rg» ÿ U.Wl (10 Une* or teiM], IN memoriams ii.ou, zn eenu m per Uni, for poetry.Additional v n*mi!.i over three 10 cent* etch :\u2022! name.\t-M j &;vfc: Al,L ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE Of PARTY SENDING NOTICE.FUNERAL CHAPEL London -(/!\u2019» Randy Turpin, British Empire lighlheavyweighl I | champion, will continue his come- Prmpect St.LO.2-24M ; hack attempt with a 10-rounder ! against Jose Gonzalez.Spanish heavyweight champion, al Lon don\u2019s Earl\u2019s Court Arena March 8 Turpin had his first fight in nine months Tuesday night.He.! defeated Ray Schmitt, Luxem-j bourg light heavyweight cham-! ninn, disqualified for holding in ' the eighth round of a scheduled j 10-rounder.R.L.BISHOP FUNERAL CHAPEL & AMBULANCE SERVICE (Fortnnrly Blake'») 300 Queen Blvd.N.Tel.LO.2-9977 ¦ SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAŸ, FEBRUARY 17, 1955.A well planned Advertising Budget means increased business for you .always! Let us help you plan your Advertising Program! mpm fitted FOR BEST RESULTS TRY RECORD WANT ADS Phone \u2014 LO.9-3636 Connects All Deportments.1.Articles For Sale 8.Cars For Sale 20a.Wanted To Exchange 37.Personal ONE P*!r double sleds, 2 new Milch cows.H.M.Darbe, Brome, Quebec.MOVING to the U.S.A., selling at very low prices; G.E.refrigerator, gas stove, washing machine, bbok case, Venetian blinds, drapes, fireplace, coffee table, skis and poles, skates, recofd player, radios, pictures, bridge table, boy\u2019s camping outfit, outside wooden cabinet.LO.2-6794.50 TONS of good loose hay, 15 miles from U.S.Border, 1 mile from York Road.G.R.Little, Hatley.300 SAP BUCKETS for sale.Tel: LO.2-4137.REFRIGERATOR; washing machine; vacuum cleaner; oil stove; Persian rugs; furniture etc.Call: Bob Werlcman, North Hatley 237.MODERN 6-ROOM bungalow, radiant heated oik Leaving town must sell.Terms available, G.Setterluml, Clevemont Avo.| Richmond, Que.Tel: 543-1-4.ATTRACTIVE offers are not always good buys.Be sure of your choice of property, rely on a reputable, well known real estate broker; Charles Connors, 138 Wellington North.Room 1.Tel, LO.2-4000.Res.LO.2-2562.Member of Sherbrooke Real Estate Brokers Inc.PROPERTY FOR SALE.Your listings and enquiries will be welcomed at all times and receive p rsoi» al attention.Member Sherbrooke & Canadian Real Estate Boards.F.W.McCrea, Phone: 2-6753, LARGE NEW House, 953 Westmount St.5 large rooms with oil heating system.Occupancy end ol Novem ber.Vincent Freres Ltd.LO 7-4851 9:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m.5- Lots For Sale BEAUTIFUL ready-to-build location.Building loans guaranteed.Very exclusive, large residential lots.North, Leclerc, Beckett, Jacqucs-Cartler West, Bachand, Verdun, Gauvln streets.For detailed Information call Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand Street.Phono 2-0874.COMMERCIAL 'lot on highway between Lennoxvlllé and Sherbrooke.Call North Hatley 237.11.Livestock For Sale REGISTERED Holstein bull, 4 years old, from herd of B.L.Macintosh, Melbourne.Apply Long Bros., R.R.1, Valcourt.\t^ lib.Baby Chicks NOT MUCH GUESSING.Chicks to produce on egg or meat markets We have them In a variety of breeds and cross (also Ames In-Cross).Pullets, mixed, cockerels.Get catalogue, pricelist.Bray Hatchery, Newington Street East, Sherbrooke.Phone LO.9-3730, agent Elwln Johnson, Bedford, Business Directory Advocates ROUSSEAU, HOWARD & BRADLEY, Nlcol Bldg.6 Wellington South, lei: LO.2-4735 Armand Rousseau, Q.c.W.H.Bradley, Q.C., D S.Howard, Q.C., General practice.Estate settled.BLANCHETTE, PELOQUIN & SAVOIE.Guy Blanchette, B.A.B.PU.B.t.L-; J U Pelooutn, U-A, LL.L,; Georges Savoie, B.A., LL.L.counsel: E.Vetlleua, Q.C\u201e General Practice.Continental Bldg, Sherbrooke.I\u2019el: LO.2-233U ot LO.2-1549, Richmond.«3 Main SU Tel: S7.PAUL MULLINS GKRVADi, B.A., IJL.L, general practice, trial and estate, 506 Continental Building, King A Wellington Ste Tel: LO 7-5991: Residence: LO.I-514A Chartered Accountants P.S.ROSS & SON.Chartered Att countanta, Montreal.LAVALLEE, Bedard Lyonnais, Mossier, Gascon Chartered Accountants, Room 51)4 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, Tel: LO.2B68U.Dentist DR.J A.LANDRY, Surgeon Dentist 161) Wellington St North opposite Court House.Phone: to f-6644.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPI-ta) Dr.L A.Gendreau, 143 Welling ton SL South.FLOOR SANDING Rubber Tile Laying at ttubbei rue \"Done the way you like It* Expert Worittnen - Free Estimates ANTONIO MASSON 1509 Galt West Tel.LO.2-8409 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ot ell kinds Estimate* Given Work Guaranteed ROSS - BIRON ELECTRIC LIMITED 183 Frontenac\u2014Tel.LO.2*1564 LOOKING FOR A USED CAR?See our ads in this column ¦every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.MORISSET LIMITED 69 Wellington South Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.LO.2-3805 IF YOU HAVE old Jewelery or an old watch, wc\u2019U gladly accept them as trade-ins on new merchandise.Michaud\u2019s Jewelery, 98 Wellington North.STUNNING cpstu;nc Jewelery on sale at 98c.$1.50.$1.95.A dollar goes a long way at Michaud\u2019s Jewelery, 98 Wellington 1 florth.4.Property For Sale LENNOXVILLE\u2014 New houses, will be finished to.çuit your taste, mortgage available.Phone LO.2-2185 for details.VERY Beautiful new 5-room brick corner rosldonce.West Ward.Large lot.Special birch finish throughout.Automatic heating.Heated garage.Special arrangements for right party.Just about completed.Worth your investigation Call or 'see Hebert\u2019s.2155 Ba-chand Street.Phone 2-0874.NEW 1954 Meteor Rideau Convertible, Medium Green Metallic black top, heater, radio, overdrive, power brakes, turn Indicator, antifreeze, etc.List $3762.00 for $3100 with 1955 license.No trade-in.W.V.Macintosh, Brock Motors, Cowansville, Phone 395.METEOR Customllne 1953, low mileage, like new.Leaving country, will accept any reasonable offer.Tel: LO.2-6794, 12.To let 615 VICTORIA STREET, Apt.2, modern 4 rooms heated, hot water year around, locker in collar.Available May 1st.$75.00 monthly with garage.Apply 518 Lafontaine Street.NEW 4 room heated apartment.Hot water, stove, frigidaire etc.Also 2 rooms heated.See Hebert\u2019s, 2150 Bachand.Phone: LO.2 01174.NORTH\tWARD\u2014\t4-room heated apartment, 2 bedrooms, stove and refrigerator, Culllgan Soft Water Service free.Freshly painted, $70.00 a month.For Information Call LO.2-7061.FIVE ROOM heated apartment, Portland Ave., hot water year around; gas stove; Frigidaire and blinds supplied, May 1st occupancy.Lucien Hebert Tel.LO.9-2551 or LO.9-3085.fl-ROOM heated apartment; hot water year round; heated garage; electric stove.Frigidaire and blinds supplied.Lucien Hebert, 598 Mont-treal Street.Tel: LO.9-2551 or LO.9-3085.FIVE ROOM unhealed tenement, North Ward, May 1st occupancy.Lucien Hebert.Tel: LO.9-2551 or LO.9-3085.HEATED\u20144 room apartment, St.Louis Street, Available March 1st.Phone LO.2-6B92 or LO.2-7466.NORTH WARD\u2014Semi-detached 1 use, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, oil furnace, basement, $45.00 a month, for March 1st.Call: LO.2-2562.HEATED modern tenement, live rooms, second floor, North Ward.Newly decorated, heated garage.Janitor service.Immediate occupancy.Dial LO, 2-3519.TO RENT FOR MAY 1ST.- 4-rooms & bathroom heated, 2nd floor, $50.month.4 room and bathroom heated, 1st floor, $50.00 month.531 Dufferln.AVAILABLE MAY 1st or before.Modern 4 room heated apartment, frigidaire, electric stove.Incinerator.Hot water year around.About six minutes walk from Steinberg\u2019s Store.Apply: 545 Dufferln, Apt.4.Tel: LO.2-7979.21.Wanted To Borrow WANTED to borrow, $6,000.00 on first mortgage or what you have to offer.Call LO.2-2944 or apply 534 Vlmy St., Apt.4.Rene Gagnon, $5,000.00 BY YOUNG FARMER to purchase stock.First mortgage on iarm valued at $12,000.6% Interest.Record Box 51.26.\tHelp Wanted: Male YOUNG MEN Will employ several men as branch manager trainees.Applicants must be high school graduates, bilingual, preferably single, between 21-28.This position offers a secure future with splendid advancement opportunities in the consumer finance field.Benefits include group life and hospitalization insurance and a liberal savings and retirement plan.Apply: \u2022 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 98 Albert St., Sherbrooke.SEAWAY STARTED CONTRACTORS are now on the Job.Thousands of men will be needed on this giant 600 MU,LION DOLLAR construction project.The Federal Government requests applicants not to come to the seaway area until they have secured a Job.For the latest complete detailed Information as to contractors, work in progress, living a'ecommodations, current rates of pay etc., and your Job application form, send $1.00 cash or money order to cover cost ot mailing and handling today, to Seaway Opportunities, Box 8, Cornwall, Ont.WANTED\u2014Experienced male clerk, good typist and with some knowledge of book-keeping.Advantage If bilingual.For manufacturing office outside Montreal.Apply in own handwriting to Box 48, Record of-iice.WANTED\u2014Boys for Montreal Gazette delivery, North and South Wards.\\ Dial 2-3122.27.\tFemale Help Wanted TO THE COMPETENT, bilingual stenographer who wishes a change to Interesting work, In pleasant surroundings, five day week, at nn attractive salary.Apply in own handwriting to Record Box 50.28.\tDomestic Help Wanted GIRL for general housework and help with children.Phone: LO.9-3282.31.Situation Wanted: Male SWEDISH MASSAGE Rejuvenate your bodyl \u2014 Hand massages, 4-way roller, \"Oster\u201d Vibrators plus Active and Passive Gymnastics which break deposits in joints and increase cellular activity.\u201cPerfect Health through Perfect Circulation.\u201d For appointment Phone LO.7-5507.MRS.CHAY, character reader and advisor on all problems of life\u2014 marriage and business.No appointment necessary.81 King Street West (2nd floor front) Apt.1.HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goods) Mailed postpaid In plain sealed envelope with price list Six samples, 25c\t24 samples, $100 MaU order Dept C-2.Nov Rubber Co.Box 91.Hamilton Ont 39.Lost LOST In Lennoxvllle, lady\u2019s dark green sweater.Call LO.7-4642 after 5.00 p.m.LOST\u2014 Small, black long-haired dog, named \u201cBuddy\"\u2014license 910.Reward.Please Phono 2-7811.Radio and TV Guide 46.Pets For Sale DO YOU wish a dog guaranteed healthy, with or without pedigree.All breeds available.Montreal Canine Agency, 0574 Foucher St., Vendôme 6536.49.Professional Service COST OF PRODUCTION COST SYSTEMS simplified, revised, maintained or Installed.Jonas Howe, Chambly Basin, P.Q., Telephone: FOrest 2-3015.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cents for 14 words or less; three consecutive insertions, $1.25; six consecutive insertions, $2.25; 10 cents for mailing Record Box replies.ADS ACCEPTED \u2014 All forms of classified ads.Legal Notices and Auction Sales accepted until 4:05 p.m.the day previous to the date of insertion.LO.9-3636 4-ROOM heated apartment on Wellington St.North.Large rooms, reasonable rent.Record Box 42.MODERN attractive 4-room apartment, heated, electric stove aod frigidaire, floor coAring, Garage.Quiet surroundings.Available May ]-'*.Apply 141(1 Durham Street.Tel: LO.2-9069.YOUNG man desires work as clerk In English store, or work In shop.Call LO.2-2944.3-ROOM tenement, warm, private, complete bathroom, hot Hater supplied.Available March 1st.Call LO.2-3301 or 759 Vlmy St.18.Wanted To Rent WANTED in Magog\u2014one or two rooms on ground floor.To he used for storage and once weekly for welfare depot.Must he easily accessible.Write Box 404, Waterloo.HEATED APARTMENT.6 or 7Ti)ônTs\u2019 moderp.Call LO.2-0263 or 2-8565 after 6.00 p.m.FOUR ROOM HOUSE or flat\" In village within thirty miles of Sherbrooke.Box 45 Record.WANTED\u2014Furnished heated apartment in North Ward to accommodate 3 nurses.Record Box 46.20.Wanted To Purchase WANTED\u2014 Truck load of good size Jersey cows, springing.In good condition, also a few top Holstein cows close to calving.Tel: Derby 2003.C.B.Kelley, Derby Line, Vt.32.Situation Wanted: Female IRONING by the hour.Call: LO.2-6916.32a.Situations Wanted: Male and Female EXPERIENCED Dutch Couple lookin'?for farmwork, .I years In Canada, wife would like to work on farm, or cook for boarders, L.Dohmen-Bedford.Tel: 2105.36.Miscellaneous BOB MUNUO speaks on \"The Only City Without A Church.\u201d Tonight at 7:45 Lennoxvllle Pentecostal Church.Tunc in CRTS 7:15 a.m.ANY PERSON KNOWING the whereabouts of Claire Madsen (nee Dionne), please communicate with Henry Richmond, 678 Howe St., Vancouver, British Columbia.AUCTION SALE Saturday, Feb.26th, for Mr.H.F.Andrews, 1 mile from Beebe on Griffin Road 9:00 A.M.SHARP LUNCH AT NOON One Frigidaire electric range, 1 Westinghouse refrigerator, 1 dining room set, limed oak, 3 piece chesterfield set, 1 table model Marconi radio, 1 cabinet radio Crosley, 1 roller top desk, 1 coltee table, 3 end tables, 2 floor lamps, 2 table lamps, 4 rocking chairs, 4 odd chairs, 1 white porcelain top table, 4 chromium kitchen chairs (black upholstered), 1 drop-leaf table, l small safe, l Electrolux, 1 Hamilton Bench electric mixer, 1 canning machine, l A.U.C.washing machine, kitchen utensils, dishes, 2 double beds complete with Beauty Rest and Deep Sleep mattresses, 1 single bed complete, 3 dressers, 1 bed couch, quilts, pillows, most of these household effects are as good as new, 1 600 egg Incubator electric, 1 Mnsscy-Harrls tractor No.22,\t1 tractor set of double disc harrows, 1 tractor mowing machine, 1 tractor trailer, 1 circular saw, 1 horse weighing 1400 Ihs, 1 horse harness, 1 horse sled, 1 horse waggon, 10 ft.hay rake, 15 Ions hay, 1 furnace blower, 1 wheel harrow, 1 pedal grind stone, 1\tcultivator, l horse hoe, 1 separator, 1 oil brooder, chicken feeders, chicken fountains, 3 chicken batteries logging chains, shovels, forks, pulley blocks, cant hooks, 1 extension ladder, 2\tmilk cans.2 sets of scales, 1 wool horse blanket, 50 Rhode Island hens more or less, and many other articles too numerous to mention.Farm Is sold.No Reserves.Terms: CASH.HOWARD STANDIS1I, (Auctioneer).5.00 5.05 5 15 6.00 8.10 6.16 6.30 6.35 7.00 7M 7.45 8.00 8.15 8.30 9.00 9.15 9.30 10.00 10.30 10 45 11.00 11.10 12.00 5.55 6.00 6.15 Î 00 7.05 7.30 7.35 8.00 8.15 8.30 8.45 9.00 9.05 9.45 10.15 10.40 10.45 11.00 11.05 11.25 11.30 11.30 12.00 12.05 1.00 1.15 1.30 2.00 3.00 3.05 4.00 4.05 4.30 a.UU 5.05 5\t45 0.00 8.10 6.15 6.30 6.35 7.00 7.30 7.45 8.00 8.15 6\t30 9.00 9.30 10.00 11.00 11.15 12.00 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.10 6.15 6.30 6.35 7.00 7.15 7.30 7.45 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.20 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 CKTS (1240 Kcs.) THIS EVENING Press Newt Bishop's News Rldln\u2019 the Range Press News Town Crier -Hradlng rwuigm rtme Adam Bportcast Twilight Time Red Skelton show Voice of the Army Musical Program Fibber McGee & Molly Great GUdersleeve Paris Star Time Feature Story Memo From U.N.Platterbratn\u2019s Interlude Court of Opinion The Airlanc Trio Sporta Dow Brewery Dominion News Bulletin The Record Man News and Closing FRIDAY Station Opening Sacred Heart Programme Coffee with Cowan Press News Coffee with Cowan Sports Roundup Coffee with Cowan CI1C News Coffee with Cowan Morning Devotions Coffee with Cowan Press New» Melody Highlights Ont.School Musical\u2018Showcase Ruth Harding When a girl marrie» Press News Guess What Interlude Musical Roundup Sport Roundup Press News Sunshine Hour CBC News Musical Program Cavalcade of Music T.Can Matinee Press News This Is the hour Press News Any thing goea Encores Press News Rldln The Range Hopper\u2019s Hoedowners CBC News Town Crier News Twilight TUn» Sportscast 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her.Upon arriving she was surprised to find her classmates assembled there.Mrs.Dawson played the \"Wedding March\u2019\u2019 as she was escorted in the room by Miss Anne Goodwin, while Miss Faith Olson showered her with confetti.The gifts, which were arranged on a table, were presented by Miss Dorothy Wootton.The bride, assisted by her mother, opened the many gifts and thanked the teachers and classmates for the lovely surprise.Refreshments were served by the pupils assisted by the teachers.donations were received for the bale.Arrangements were made for the Women\u2019s World of Prayer which will be held in the United Church in conjunction with the W M.S.The meeting closed with the Prayer Partners prayer and members' prayer.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.H.Moore.Tea was served by the hostess.SIDt GLANCES SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1935 By Galbraith Seven VALENTINE PARTY A Valentine's party was held on Friday night, February 11, at i ihe Pope Memorial High School \u2018 sponsored by the Students\u2019 Council.The gymnasium was tastefully decorated for the occasion.The evening was spent in dancing i and playing games which were organized by Miss Faith Olson, assisted by Mr.Sutherland.Lunch was served at midnight with Mrs.Dawson assisting Miss Isabel Taillon.SENIOR W.A.The Senior W.A.of St.Paul\u2019s Church held the regular February meeting at the home of Mrs.T.Bown.The meeting was opened by Mrs.Fisher with the Litany from the Living Message.The secretary read the minutes and DOG BONE 10 WAT WRENCH 59e I Tâftl th*t MR HftH. .COUUD YOU AA-ER~ it ^CONSlDee By MAJOR HOOPLE DRAPER'S CORNER- Okf-iws AT IT ROP£-FDLLY\u201e= Î-I7 $100,000 CHURCH FIRE \u2014 Fireman on aerial ladder plays hose on Ihe 111 year-old Anglican Church of St.George The Martyr in downtown Toronto during a $100,000 fire which razed Ihe stone gothic structure.A parish hall adjoining the church, one of the oldest in the city, also was destroyed.\t(CP Photo) GLEN SUTTON- Sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mrs.Peter Burnham and family, in the sudden death of Mr.Burnham.Mr.Grover Larocque was in Montreal to visit his son, Wayne, who has been a patient in the general hospital for the past two weeks and found his condition some what improved.Murray Davis, Layton and Doris Needham, of Waterloo wore visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Needham.Miss Gwen Davis, who attends Richford High School in Rich-ford.Vt.was in Montreal with a group of Rainbow Girls, to see the Ice Follies.Mrs.Myron Wood, and young son, John were in Montreal where young John went for his check-up in the Children\u2019s Memorial hospital.Mrs.Wood visited her father-in-law, Mr.J.M.Wood in the Royal Victoria hospital.Mr, Wood's condition is some what improved.ter, of Birchton, Mr.and Mrs.IPrice, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Robert.Kirby and Mrs.Gordon Harron.STANBRIDGE STATION\u2014 Mrs.T.H.McElroy has re-| turned home after spending a work in Quebec City visiting her i sister, Mrs.S.ID.Jameson.Mr.and Mrs.Roger Samson j and\ttwin\tdaughters,\tMichelle and Danielle, of Venice, were visiting the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.! and Mrs.E.Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Sherrer and family, of Stanbridge East, I were Sunday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Mc-: Elroy.Mrs.T.H.McElroy and Mrs.G.C.Thornton attended the in i stallation\tof officers\tfor the Maple Leaf Chapter, O.E.S., in Stanbridge East.Mrs.Howard Sorn-.aehine, were week-of the latter\u2019s par-and Mrs.\tEdward MUST ClOSt SHAVES BURN HOUR SUN?NO!.not if you use 3 WgvShave Famous 3-Way Shave gives you shaving bonus! 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Bedard, of Melbourne, and Miss Donna Draper, Sherbrooke, spent a long weekend with their mother, Mrs.Percy Draper.Mrs.A.Charland visited relatives in Sherbroke for a day.Miss Paula Charland, who has been at home for two weeks, has returned to Sherbrooke.Miss Frahcis Charland has also been at home for a few days.Mrs.O.Lanctot, Misses Raymonde and Master Richard were in Coaticook a few days, guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Barrette.Mrs.H.H.Allison was in Milby to attend the W.I.meeting at Mrs.B.Turner\u2019s home.WATER reveals whisky\u2019s true flavour s ; ISLAND BROOK- The Women\u2019s Missionary Soci-tty met at the home of Miss Lilia Kerr on Friday afternoon, February 4, with five members present.Miss Mary Seale took up the chapter in the \"Study Book\u201d and the minutes of the last meeting and the roll call ; were read by Miss Seale.Discussion was held about the \u2018\u2018World Day of Prayer,\u201d with no definite plans made.After the meeling refreshments served by Ihe hostess.Mr.and Mr?.Frank Hearn j were recent guests ni Mr, and The Farm Forum met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Sav-I age.Mrs.Russell Laharee, in Eaton Corner.Mr, and Mrs.H.V.Burns were in Colebrook, N.H., over the week-end where they attended the wedding of Mr.Burns\u2019 cousin, Miss Sally Morrison Swail to Harold Charles Wcntzell.Mrs.Nora Hearn called on Mrs, M.Christie in Cookshire, and was also a guest of her sister', Mrs.Clarence Vogt and Mr.Vogt, in East Angus, and attended the funeral of her cousin, Miss Pansy Tremblay, in Bury.Mr.Delmer Hammond has been confined to the house with the grippe.His many friends hope he will soon be out.Put Seagram\u2019s \u201c83\u201d to the water test.Water, plain or sparkling, reveals whisky\u2019s true, natural flavour and bouquet; $cagratn's\u201c83\u201d ^Sonculian ^Whiékij ,$urc Mr.and berger, of end guests ents, Mr.Piche, Sr.\tI Misses Patricia and Virginia Thornton are able to be out again, after being shut in with the measles.Miss June McElroy, with Mr.and Mrs.Ray Boekus, of Bed- j ford, motored to St.Albans, on J Saturday.Mrs.Sadie Veysey is staying i with her daughter, Mrs.Willie ! Welch and Mr.Welch in Earn-: ham, for an indefinite time.j ANNOUftSCING Im NEW 4 between Lyster, Richmond and Sherbrooke =i Enjoy the comfort of foam rubber seats, broad picture windows, modern lighting and the smoothest ride you've ever had.Now in service.this new, light-weight stainless steel rail diesel car provides convenient service for travellers in the Eastern Townships.The colorful new \"Railiner'* features speedy, effortless starting and stopping for the smartest, smoothest ride you've ever experienced ., .comfortable seats for seventy passengers and ample capacity for baggage.Every modern convenience has been built right into CNR's smart new \"Railiner\u201d.Now, more than ever before, vou get so much wore for your money when you go by train.CNR s RAILINER faster, smoother, more convenient i MKÊÊÈBBÊÊÊKÈÊÊÊ SHERBROOKE DMLY RECORD.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17.1955 Thirteen Semi-Finals Reached In Ladies Curling Bonspiel Rinks Make Final Bid Today For j Berths In Remaining Trophies; Finals Slated Tonight At 8:00 The semi-finals of the Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke Curling Club Bon-spiel were reached in the main event last night while the quarter finals were completed in the other two sections of the annual tournament.The tourney will continue today with matches slated for 11.00, 1.00, 3.00 and the finals in the evening at 8.00 for all three trophies.In the main event four local rinks will battle it out for the Ladies Sherbrooke Curling Club In the battle for the Voung trophy Mrs, D.Racey of Sher-trophy.In the upper half of the : hrooke posted a 14-2 win over draw Mrs.B.N.Holtham guided Mrs E.Jobb of Aberdeen while her rink to a 9-3 win over Mrs.Mrs.C.Graves of Magog run up G.Griffiths\u2019 Outremont foursome * 12-3 verdict over Mrs.\\V.Had- \u2014 YISTERDAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LIAOUR Ne» York 1, Boston Î.AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 7, Hershey t.Providence 5.Buflslo 3.QUEBEC LEAGUE Chicoutimi 3, V alley field J.TONIGHT'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Metrolt »t Montre»!.Boston at Chicago.MASSAWIRPI LEAGUE t:»st Angui »t Rock llland.Windsor st Asbestos.Magog Beals S.R.B.C.5-0 In \"A\u201d And 3-2 In \"B\u201d And Clinch Tille In \"A\" For This Section 01 Loop while in the other tilt of upper bracket Mrs.O.Goyette of Sherbrooke managed to eke out a close 8-7 verdict over Mrs.Hull\u2019s den and her Quebec foursome.Mrs.L.Styan of Magog came through with a 9-3 victory over Mrs.H.MacCallum of Sher- AMERICAN None Scheduled.LEAGUE rink The Pointe Claire rink was brooke.Mrs.W.MacKay of the trailing by one coming home and Town of Mount Royal pulled when it came to the skips Mrs.through with a 7-5 win over Mrs.Hutt had only to draw in to win C.Graves of Magog in another as she was already counting one dose battle, but her last stone was short to In the Rand event Mrs.J.force a tie and an extra end., Wright of Pointe Claire rolled In the extra it was nip-and- ! up a 12-7 decision over Mrs.F.tuck again until the final stones Walker\u2019s Drummondville rink of the skips and this time Mrs.Goyette had the final stone and although Mrs.Hutt made a beautiful shot to knock out two the local foursome amassed one point to win the match.Mrs.D.MacPherson of Sherbrooke posted a 9-4 victory over Mrs.W.Brosseau\u2019s I.ennoxville quartet.Mrs.D.MacPherson of Sherbrooke won her way into the charmed circle with a 9-8 verdict ever Mrs.G.Morgan, also of Sherbrooke.It was a close battle the whole way and the outcome was in abeyance until the final stone.while Mrs.H.Downs of Lennox-ville edged out her club-mate, Mrs.L.Parent, 6-4 and Mrs.L, Laflcur of Thetford Mines came up with a 9-5 win over Mrs.W.Baker\u2019s Montreal Heather foursome.Mrs.A.Moore of Lennox-ville guided her rink to a 8-3 victory over another Lennoxville foursome.Mrs.W.Brosseau.Mrs.W.Richardson of Lennoxville \u2019¦oiled up a 14-5 win, over Mrs.B Harrington of Ormstown.In the other match in the event Mrs.A.Kerridge of Sherbrooke eliminated Mrs.W.Houghton and her Windsor foursome.Washington Redskins File $50,000 Damage Suit Against Jack Hennemier Of Calgary For Signing Two Players QUEBEC LEAGUE Ro> als at ShawinlRtn.Yalleyflcld at Quebec.\u2014 STANDINGS \u2014 NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L D F\tA PH ! Detroit .57 32 17 9 154 113 73 Montreal .\t55\t32\t13\tS\t178\t124\t72 i Toronto .\tS7\t22\t18\t17\t126\t108\t61 Boston .\t56\t20\t19\t17\t138\t144'\t57 New York\t57\t14\t27\t16\t127\t163\t41 Chicago\t56\t9\t34\t13\t121\t191\t31 I MASSAWIPPI LEAGUE P W L D F A Pis Sherbrooke .\t29\t17\t10\t2\t135\t126\t36 Asbestos .27\t16\t10.\t1\t162\t130\t33 Windsor .\t26\t14\t11\t1\t113\t100\t20 Brompton .\t26\t13\t11\t2\t155\t134\t23 Kast Angus .\t24\t1 1\t12\t1\t148\t130\t23 Rock Island .25\t4\t20\t1\t77\t166\t9 AMERICAN LEAGUE P W L D F A PtI Pittsburgh .\t52\t24\t20\t8\t149\t144\t56 Springfield .\t50\t26\t22\t2\t194\t187\t54 Hershey .\t51\t23\t22\t6\t179\t176\t52 Buffalo .\t5L\t23\t23\t5\t188\t176\t51 Cleveland .\t50\t23\t24\t3\t198\t176\t49 Providence\t50\t18\t25\t6\t145\t193\t42 QUEBEC LEAGUE P W L D F A Pt» Shawinigan .\t47\t30\t15\t2\t165\t101\t60 Royals .51\t25\t23\t3\t143\t174\t52 Quebec .47\t24\t21\t2\t164\t160\t51 Chicoutimi .\t46\t20\t23\t3\t146\t159\t43 Valleyfield .\t48\t18\t28\t2\t132\t180\t37 (Game* won over Ottawa figured on percentage basis).Magog, by virtue of a S-0 vie-tory over Sherbrooke Regimenl in the \u201cA\u201d section, last night retained the team title for this section of the St.Francis Valley Badminton League.They will later in the season meet the winners from the other sections for the K.T.team title.The Sherbrooke Regiment won the \"H\u201d match last night 3-2 against Magog but when Magog proved that one of the local players in \u201cB\u201d was ineligible this match was forfeited and Magog was then the winner 3-2.Both matches were played at the William Street Armoury and i since Magog has no more games to play and Sherbrooke has only one, it is impossible for the locals to catch up with Magog.Even a 5-0 victory over Bishop's, the team they meet next, would not do the trick.Following are the results of last night's matches: \u201cA\" CLASS Miss Betty Webster defeated Sherbrooke's Miss Carol Witty, 15-4.15-6 in the ladies' singles.In the men\u2019s singles.George Corbière.Magog, beat Gordon Harm- Washington.\u2014(AP)\u2014 Washington Redskins Wednesday sued coach .lack Hennemier of Calgary Stampcders for $00,000 damages on a complaint that he enticed two Washington players to jump their contracts.Lawyers for the National Football League team said they planned to file a second suit today in an attempt to gain an injunction that would prohibit the two players from going to Calgary to play football.Involved in the litigation are Dick \u201cLittle Mo\u201d Modzelewski and Bob Morgan, both of whom formerly starred at tackle for the University of Maryland.Bernard Nordlinger, a member of the b'v firm that represents the Redskins, said the injunction suit also was aimed at restraining Henneimer from trying to get two other Maryland players now with the Redskins, backs Jack Scarbath and Ralph Felton, to go to Canada.The suit filed against Hennemier Wednesday accuses him of j taking away \u201cvaluable property j rights\u201d of the Redskins in offering employment to players under contract with Washington with the knowledge of the existing contracts.Morgan already had signed for the 1955 season with the Redskins.Modzelewski had not yet signed but the club has an j option on his services for the next season.Penlicfon Vs Wallop All-Stars 11-4 In First Tilt Berlin \u2014 Reuters \u2014 Penticton Vs, representing Canada at the forthcoming hockey world championships in West Germany, beat an international team of Canadians, Swedes and Germans here Wednesday night 11-4.Period scores were 5-1, 2-1, 4-2.or.15-8, 15-6, In the mens doubles Ted Holt and A Chan noil, Magog, defeated the Sherbrooke team of Mail Soles and Jim Da\\ jidson.15-11, 2-15, 17-14 in a hard fought three-set match.Mi-s I Gwen Gaunt and A.Cotterell, Magog, won the mixed doubles defeating Kay Thompson and Lome Campbell 15-8, 18-15.Ma |sog won the flip of a coin for the ladies' doubles when neither team showed up.\u201cB\u201d Cl, ass Jim Dykes, Sherbrooke, defeat-led \\Y.Call, Magog.15-8, 15-12.but he was ineligible for play , Mrs.A.Cotterell defeated Mrs.| Bill Black in a hard-fought battle.| The Magog player won the first jset 11-5, dropped the second It-8 and won the third lt-6.Mike ; Armstrong and Jim Strickland won the men's doubles for Slier-I brooke, defeating C.Ruck and G.Styan, 15-6.15-10.D.MacDonald and W.Christie, of Magog, won jthe ladles\u2019 doubles, beating Syl I Ross and Helen Wiggett 15 3, I 15-1.Jim Bell and Mary Long [won the maxed doubles for Sherbrooke, defeating E.Holt and G.i Smiley.15-8, 15-10.Tartans Stopped By Nurses 4T-33 In Cage Fixture Nurses and the YWCA Tartans again clashed in a thrilling encounter with the Nurses com mg out on top by a score of 47 - 33.The Nurses proved to be the stronger team in this game although the flying Tartans kept them on their toes until the tinal minutes of play.High seorcers for Tartans were 1' laser with 10 points and Roe-kus with 9 Branch with 19 points and Farnsworth with 8 were tops for the Nurses Nurses: Branch 19, Farnsworth 8 Schofield 7.Pamirr 5, Shirley 4, \u2019Thomson 4, Macfarlane, Sayers.Total 47.Tartans: Fraser 10, Roekus 9, Ross 8, Johnson 3, Rouse 8, Bennett, Total 33.Canadian Youth Is Windsor Travels To Asbestos And East Angus Journeys To Rock Island In Only Tilts In Massawippi Circuit Two tilts are on the agenda ihi» evening m the Massawippi \\ alley Hockey l eague and the outcome of one will phn « hn.part in deciding the championship ot the loop, Windsor (ra vois to Asbestos while Rock Island Mill he hosts to Fast \\ngiis Pirates The Meteors are staging a drive to the uire for first place in the circuit and uilh three games left to play thev must win at least two of them to edge out the Sherbrooke club.The Roger Roberge squad lias only one tilt left to play against East Angus on Sunday evening at the Arena Asbestos tangles with Windsor tonight and Mill square off against\t'u11 '\"d change Ihe ,\t,\t, slandtng but will help the Pirates Rock Island and one postponed in their stretch drue for a higlior «amr axainst Kust Vhrus, it timu spot, pt'iuiit.v Iht' local crow would Windsor lues four uiorc ^.uuus have to drop their last game with lefl to play compared to Ashes Ihe Pirates and the Meteors uiiutos' three tilts with four points two to move out in front in the \u2019 separating the clubs, lienee the ''d'\u20191\u2019\timportance of the outcome The \u2019The Paper Makers are the hot Edgar Gelidron squad could test team in the loop at present squor.'r by the Meteors if the As and perhaps they will have a lit- bentos teiun drops a couple ol tie surprise for the Meteors in games, Tonight's game is thru tonight's tilt East \\n.gus is f.n final one on their home ice for ored over Rock Island nnd the | the Melrors Lennoxville Grads And Independents Meet Tonight In Cage Finals For ETABA Crown And J.S.Mifchell Trophy Being Neglected, Carl \"Bobo'' olson hmAs ^ Says Dick Irvin Unanimous Decision Over Jones In 10-Rounder At Chicago Stadium Pembroke, Ont.Emile \"The Cat\" Francis Sets New Record For Goalies By Drawing 17 Minutes In Penalties; Gets Assist Goalkeeper Emile \u201cThe Cat\u201d Francis probably set a record for bis profession Wednesday night by drawing 17 minutes in penalties in an American Hockey League contest at Cleveland.He rounded out a busy night by drawing an assist as his team, the Barons, downed Hershey Bears 7-4.Meanwhile in Providence, general manager Terry Reardon of ihe Reds came out of retirement to help his squad to a 5-3 win over Buffalo Bisons.Francis got a second-period major for fighting with Hersh-ev\u2019s Norm Corcoran, and while a teammate served time for him, sent a long pass up the ice to draw an assist on a goal by Cal Stearns.LOSES ARGUMENT, TOO Shortly afterwards Francis was assessed two minutes for holding the puck, and argued so strongly about it that a 10-minute misconduct was added.Other Cleveland scorers were Eddie Olson 2, Eric Pogue, Glen Sonmore and Jim Farelli.Ed Kryzanowski.Stan Parker, Corcoran and Skip Teal tallied for the Bears.Reardon, former Boston Bruin who played with the Maritime Major League Sydney Millionaires part of last season, filled Field Of 171 To Compete In Texas Open Tournament San Antonio, Tex.\u2014(fP)\u2014 A field of 171, including virtually every Tom, Dick and Harry who\u2019s done anything in golf lately, starts moving out at the crack of dawn today in the Texas open tournament.A continuation of the fantastic scoring that has marked the tourney for the last five years was forecast.Chattanoogan Chandler Harper, defending champion, warmed up M'ith a casual two-under-par 9 Wednesday.Gene Littler of Palm Springs, Calif., the year's leading money-winner, and Tommy Bolt of Houston, Tex., who has taken two tournaments this winter, are hot contenders along with Shelly Mayfield of Chicopee, Mass.The J.S.Mitchell trophy will be at, stake this evening when Lennoxville Grads and Sherbrooke Independents clash at the Lennoxville High School gym in the finals of the Eastern ToM\u2019nships Amateur Basketball Association.The tilt is slated to commence at 8.00.In the semi-finals the Grads walloped the Magog Lakers 70-19 M\u2019hile in the other half of the draw the Independents posted a 47-33 verdict over the Richmond Royals.The Grads had foo much scoring punch for the Lakers and with Gordon Waner leading the attack M'ith 16 points while A1 Hunting folloM'ed with 15 with Garth Smith and R.Goodhue each with 10 points proved too strong for the Magog squad.K.Whittier vas high for the Lakers M\u2019ith 13 points.In the other tilt George Beaulieu was the high marksmen with 14 for the Independence while Horan M'ith 11 was tops for Richmond.Marcel Fortier and Dave Turnbull were the referees for Ihe games.Lennoxville: A.Hunting 15, G.Warner 16, G.Smith 10.(\u2019.Warner, J.Sparks 2.A.Page 9, M Sparks 8, R.Goodhue 10, K.Burcyzk, G.Armstrong.Total 70.Magog: K.Whittier 13, J.Whittier 3, I.Duputter 3, J.Renaud, W.Fournier.J.Eckel, F.Whittier.K.Taylor.Total 19.Sherbrooke: Baird 8, Beaulieu 14, Evans 4, Pelts 7, Stafford 8.Total 47.Richmond: Cowdrey 10, K.Billings 8.Davidson 4, Horan 11, O'Brien, Gale.Total 33., Irvin, Montreal Canadiens coach, : said Wednesday night the sports training of Canadian youth is he :ng neglected.He urged more support by newspapers for budding hookey stars.The National Hockey League coach, speaking at a hockey night dinner, said Canadian newspapers arc belittling Canada's national game of hockey and idolizing imported players in other sports.Irvin said his first professional contract in Portland, Ore.was lor $700 a season.Now it cost more to bring a prospect to NHL training camp.The Montreal coach, accom panied by Maurice Richard and Jean Beliveau.attended a $2f>-a-plale dinner to raise funds for Pembroke\u2019s senior , hockey club, the Lumber Kings, facing an $11,000 deficit.About 100 attended.Songkitrat To Meel Macias In Alan Jenkins Of U.S.Wins Third M6 fixlure Straight Men's Figure Skating Crown; Tenley Albright Leads Chicago.\u2014- (AIM Middle : weight\tchampion\tCarl\t(Bobo) ! Olson boxed masterfullv and vi-\u2019 ciously lo Min his I9lli straight i v ictory with a unanimous 10 ; round\tdecision\tover\tRalph I (Tiger) Jones in\ta\tnon tille hou! at the\tChicago\tStadium\tWed- nesday nlghl.From the outset, Olson slashed and completely chastised Jones, Mho just one month ago had upset Sugar Ray Robinson, former middlcM'eight champion, in the same ring.Olson M'oighed (lie heaviest of his career, at 168 againsl Hit for Jones.Tm\u2019o officials gave Olson every round, referee Frank Gilmer calling il for the chump, 100 to 80, and Judge Frank McAdams 100 to 78, The other judge, John Bray, saw il for Olson, 99-87.The Associated Press voted tor Olson, 100 to 91.It Mas announced before the fight Olson was set for an April 13 meeting ullh former lighl heavyweight champion Joey Maxim al San Francisco al 175 pounds.Jones won only one round on (yonati^ EASY SHAVING Set includes fifty-cent size Gillette Dispenser.Zips out [new blades \u2014 Handy Sfyrtnt Travel Cota Gillette ONE-PIECE RAZOR \u2022 Here\u2019s the modern razor that takes all the fuss out of shaving! You get clean, good-1 looking shades that make you feel refreshed.This one-piece Gillette Rocket Razor changes blades instantly, cleans instantly.Get real shaving comfort with a Gillette Rocket.Gold-Plated Gillette Deluxe Rocket One-Piece Raiorf 10-Blade Ditpemer And Handy Travel Case-\u2014 $1.59 Nickel-plated Gillette Rocket Razor, 10-Blade Dl*pen*er And Travel Ca*« \u2014 SI.29 Chris Chataway Lands To Attend Special Dinner Toronto \u2014 (® \u2014 Chris Chataway, race British distance runner, arrived in Toronto by air from Montreal late Wednesday.The red-haired track star is in Toronto to attend the annual Ontario Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association sports celebrities dinner tonight.Proceeds go to the Ontario Society for Crippled Children.Interviewed in Montreal during a plane change, he said he will try for the 1956 British Olympic team, with his eyes on the 5,000-metre race, but he won\u2019t forget the mile.He thinks the mile at Melbourne will be \u201cwide open.\u201d England's Roger Bannister «'ill not compete and Australia\u2019s Jolyi Landy is in the doubtful, class.Possible contenders listed by Chataway include Brian Hew-j son, Ian Boyd and Derek John-s'on of Britain, Fred Dwyer of 'he U.S., and Gunnar Nielson I of Denmark, who has been giving Wes Santee plenty of trouble on the indoor tracks.Vienna \u2014 \u2018(P) \u2014 Alan Jenkins of Colorado Springs, Colo., swept to his third straight men's figure skating title Wednesday night, and blonde Tenley Albright of NeM'ton, Mass., took a strong lead in the women\u2019s division of the world championships.The 20-year-old Jenkins put on a dazzling exhibition of free skating to complete this victory over 13 of the world's flashiest performers.He climaxed his dazzling performance to the music of George Gershwin\u2019s \u201cRhapsody in Blue, \u201d spinning through a scries of leaps and whirs which brought a capacity crowd of 6,500 fans to its feet.Jenkins amassed a total of 11 placements and 203.7 points.I Ronald Robertson of Los Angeles was second with 16 placements and 201.12 points and Jenkins\u2019 17-year-old brother David finished third with 28 placements and 196.69 points.Places Eighth Charles Snelling, 17, Canadian men\u2019s senior champion from Toronto, was awarded 181.70 points and 69 placements to finish eighth, the same position he held at the end of the compulsory school figures Tuesday.Earlier, Miss Albright, a 19-year-old prc-medical student, gave such an exacting and brilliant.performance in the first four of her compulsory school figures that observers said only a miracle could keep her from regaining the crown she won in 1953 and lost last year.She has nine placements and 563.3 points so far.Second to Miss Albright,.with 26 placements and 537.9 points, is European champion Hanna Eigel of Austria.Another Austrian, Ingrid Wendl, is third with .33 -535.4.Neck And Neck The two Canadians competing for the women's title skated neck and neck throughout Ihe four compulsory figures.Toronto's Ann Johnson, 18 finished seventh with 63.5 placements and 518.9 points.Close behind her was 17-year-old Carol Jane Pachl, Canadian women\u2019s champion, with 64 placements and 518 points.The girls will finish up their remaining two compulsory figures this morning and go on lo the free skating event tonight.In compulsory school figures, a skater must follow a series of set patterns.In the free skating category he makes up his own routines.And is judged on originality and perfection, of execution.Leo Labine, First Haileybury Player To Make NHL In 30 Years, To Be Honored By Home Town Fans Saturday in for forward Guy Gendron, out with a broken wrist.Scorers for the Reds were Chuck Scherza, Bill Johnson, Bill Gooden, Jack Stoddard and Ken Davies.Bison goals were by Lou Jankowski, Gayc Stewart and Chuck Blair, Haileybury, Ont.\u2014\t\u2014 Leo Labine, the first Haileybury hockey player to make the National Hockey League in 30 years, will receive cheers from home Saturday \u2014 some directly and some by proxy.The 170-pound centre for Boston Bruins will be performing against the Maple Leafs in a game at Toronto.A charteded bus will lake about 32 Haileybury business men to Toronto.They have reserved special seats and will stage a Leo Labine night.Most of the 2,000 persons in this town 90 miles northwest of Sudbury are expected to be listening to the game on their radios.The group going tr Toronto, including a former coach and several of Labine\u2019s teammates from earlier days, will present him with a key to Haileybury.Labine will receive an honorary membership from each five local clubs including the Chamber of Commerce.PRACTISED ALL YEAR During the ceremony to be staged in the press room at [ Maple Leafs Gardens, Charles j Camsell, Northern Ontario Hock-\\ ey Associaiton executive mem-! ber, will present a special gift i from business men and friends ! of Labine unable to attend the i game.Nature of the gift was not revealed but an official said it would be \u201csomething to re-! mind Leo of his boyhood in the ! Ontario's north.\u201d Labine was born in Hailey- San Francisco \u2014 (/)\u2019) A vvoijd's hantnmweighl champion-[ship fight between Chamrcrn Songkitrat of Thailand and Raul Raton Macias of Mexico is all set for March 9 in San Fran-I cisco\u2019s Cow Palace, promoter : Bennie Ford announced Wednesday.J'hc Thailand champion flies from Bangkok Feb.21 for the 15-round fight.The Thailander, No.2 eon-fender, replaced Mario d'Agata as opponenl of Ihe Mexican champion afler d\u2019Agala was wounded in Italy last week by a gunshot.Vs Proles! Living Conditions To C.A.H.A.Kemptville, Ont.\u2014 89* - 2.61 CIGHT9 O'CLOCK COFfCC mm- Treat your family to individual party pasfries made the smart and easy way with ., .JELLO PIE FILLER (LEMON or COCOANUT) 3 ., 29* MONARCH PIE CRUST MIX.35* \u2019\u2019WHAT A TEAM!\" ¦ _ 92 "]