Sherbrooke daily record, 19 février 1952, mardi 19 février 1952

[" 1952\t\tFEBRUARY\t\t\t1952 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1 2 3\t4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9 10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16 17\t18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23 24\t25\t26\t27\t28\t29 SberbcookeTDaiuiBeeoi'ri WEATHER SUNNY WITH SNOW Light «now ending late this afternoon and clearing tonight.Wednesday sunny becoming cloudy about noon with snow beginning towards evening.Light winds becoming westerly IS this afternoon and light again tonight A little cooler.Low tonight and high Wednesday at Sherbrooke IS and 23.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19.1932 Fifty-sixth Year World News St.John's, Jersey, Channel Islands, Feb.19\u2014(Reuters) \u2014 Lady Nancy Moira Robinson, niece of the Queen Mother Elizabeth, was taken to hospital here yesterday suffering from an overdose of sleeping tablets.Lady Nancy, 33, was formerly the Honorable Nancy Bowes-Lyon, daughter of the 15th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, who died in 1949.Her twin brother is the present Earl.* * * London, Feb.19 \u2014 (Reuters)\u2014The London Daily Express said today security officers will investigate publication of secret jet fighter details in a Swiss magazine.The paper claimed that the Swiss journal Interavia carried details of British jet fighter supermarine swift, still on the top secret list in this country.The Express said Interavia is published in German, Spanish, French and English editions and has agents in 19 countries, including Hungary.* * * Buenos Aires, Feb.19\u2014 (JP)\u2014President Juan Peron demanded \u201cinflexible austerity\u2019\u2019 from easy-going Argentines last night in an attempt to lift the country out of a looming economic crisis.Peron announced in a broadcast tight new controls on meat production, decreed new farm prices as- a stimulus to agriculture raised salaries 40 to 80 per cent, and announced a price freeze for the future.In one of the world's biggest meat-consuming coun.tries, Peron decreed one day\u2019s production in all slaughterhouses must be devoted to export, Meatless days in public eating places were extended from one day a week to two.» * Vienna, Feh.19.\u2014 <(P) \u2014The heaviest snowfall in more than 40 years has left more than 25 persons dead in tipper Yugoslavia and isolated thousands of persons in lower Austria.Most of the Yugoslav deaths were reported among the valley people of the northern province of Slovenia where the menace of new avalanches posed grave danger.Scores of communities were buried by snow and food was reported running low in the area.The heaviest snow to hit lower Austria since 1909 cut off 30,800 people of Villach.in Carinthia, where snow' is so deep only the tops of street lamps are showing in places.* * * Ottawa, Feb.19.\u2014®\u2014The R.C.A.F.association will hold its third national convention in Ottaw\u2019a May 22-23, national headquarters announced last night.Delegates from 76 wings from Newfoundland to British Columbia will attend the sessions to be presided over by Air Vice Marshal A.L.Morfee of Granville Ferry, N.S., the national president.Negotiators Report Limited Progress In Latest Efforts For Korea Truce Agreement Hull Murder Case Goes To Jurors Today Staff Officers Still Skirt Two Big Unsettled Questions, However.Munsan, Korea, Feb.19.\u2014 (AP) >\u2014Negotiators agreed today on the final clause of a Korea armistice, but two major hurdles still block a truce settlement.Today's agreement: To recommend that belligerent gov- Hull, Que., Feb.19.___(P1\u2014The ; ernments hold a high-level political conference within 90 days case of 37-year-old Rheal Leo Ber- after an armistice to consider \"withdrawal of all foreign forces trand, charged with the fire-mur- .\t.\t.\tf ,\t,\tr i der of his 52-year-old wife, will ba from Korea, the peaceful settlement of the Korean question, given to a Court of Queen's Bench etc.\" jury sometime today.\tÎ »\t.\tv j \u2022 r n j\t\u2022 c.n a: Defence Counsel Jean Drapeau\tAgreement was reached in a full-dress session.i>tatt ofh- of Montreal has announced that cers wrere assigned to the jobs of incorporating the recommend- the defence will call no witnesses ,\u2022\t\u2022 .i but today he and Crown Prosecutor a*lon In armistice.Noel Dorion of Quebec City will\tOther staff officers are working on two other uncompleted B^nvë^rîilf change'?he'juryOon clauses' But they are skirting around the two big unseltled points of law.\tquestions: The Crown yesterday ended its\t| six-day parade of witnesses.\tU D , .\t£ D j \u2022 c u j \u2022 L.Kebuuding of Ked airfields during a truce.The wording of the political conference recommendation was drafted by the communists, including the \"etc.\u201d Staff officers working on the prisoner-of-war clause \"continued to make slow progress,\" a U.N.communique said.-® Most of the two-hour and 20- minute session was devoted to Voluntary repatriation of prisoners of war.It charged that Bertrand, employee of an Ottawa dry-cleaning establishment who practised psychiatry at night on the strength of correspondence-school degrees, killed his wife last Nov.10 in a remote hunting cabin near Lac Stc Marie, Que.It charges he drenched her body with cleaning fluid and then set fire to the Cabin.Bertrand\u2019s defence is that his wife, whom he married two months before she died, was trying to light a gasoline lamp in the cabin when the lamp exploded, setting the place on fire.He told police he was momentarily absent from the cabin at the time but the fire Police Agent Admits Heavy Track Betting Vancouver.Feb.19.\u2014©)\u2014Detective William J.Butchart of the city session was \"meticulous details of phraseology,\" said Col.George W.Hickman.He said they were \u201cjust about in complete agreement\u2019\u2019 on the last five paragraphs of the nine-point clause.But he wouldn\u2019t guess at when they would be through.The Allies accused the Reds of I | spread so rapidly he could do gambling squad yesterday testi-1 .V f- es ac.cuse,a lne 01 nothing to save his wife.\t|e(j he had made almost 20\u2019.000 off- vlo a ln.g a Previously agreed upon I Yesterday the Crown concluded the-track bets, 75 per cent of *\u2019r\u2018n\u2018'\u2018p,e by.ln®1.st.lng on noml\"at, «\u2022 case .with ,»o witnesses 1° di,lthem wlth *** during the last SSLÏL\u201ct£ «!2f JÜJ prove this defence.They were J24 years Bernard Peclet, 27-year-old chemi-1 They \u201cexpert on betting,\u201d a cal analysis expert in the Provm-1 crowri witness, admitted making r)»ue,\u201e ioK.w,.,ir\u201e-ioc =t Mrmtreni üiegaj hets while being cross- observer.The Reds stood pat on their nomination and demanded the U.N.negotiators withdraw their \u201cgroundless and baseless\u201d ob-examined at the trail 0^26 persons j ie<^°\"s\tftliss,'ans- cial Police laboratories at Montreal and Dr.Jean Marie Roussel, medico-legal expert in the same accuse(j 0£ conspiring to keep bet office.\tting houses.Dr.Roussel testified that the i The trial is being conducted in human body would not burn easily ; Assize Court before Mr.Justice day EST), unless there was some combustible Norman Whittaker and a 10-man, !\t\u2014 agent to kindle it.Yet Mrs.Ber ; two-woman jury, trand\u2019s body had been so badly ; Butchart said he was on the burned that all that was left was gambling squad for a year from ; part of the skull and brain and a January 10, 1947, and then return-1 few calcinated bones \u2014 just about ed in April, 1951, and was still a enough to fill a small shoe box.i member of the squad.He had come to the conclusion Outlining his betting history, the witness said that all but 100 of his wagers had been made prior to the fall of 1943.In late that year and early in KKK VICTIMS \u2014 Dorothy Martin (left) and Ben Grainger (right) are the two persons who were taken from bod last October fith, in Fair Bluff, N.C., carried across the state line into South Carolina and flogged by ten hooded men.As a result of this terrorism, ten former Kti Klux Klansmen were arrested by FBI agents and arraigned at Fayetteville, N.C.The charges were kidnapping and violation of civil rights.Pilgrimage Group Had Narrow Escape As Bus Plunged Into River At Cliateauguay Both this committee and the I prisoner committee meet again at 11 a.m.Wednesday (9 p.m.Tues-; that Mrs.Bertrand\u2019s clothing must have been saturated with an in flammable fluid.But he did not see how she could have accidentally got her clothing saturated.Mr.Peclet testified that there was no evidence in the cabin of an explosion.A gasoline lamp | found in the ruins was not in | working order at the time of the | fire.The valve that would allow the gas up to the wicks was turned off, though he could not swear that it had not been tampered with before it came into his hands.He said that examination of two-five-gallon cans found in the ruins showed that one of them had contained an inflammable liquid call-{ed varsol.The varsol was similar j to that used at the dry-cleaning [establishment where Bertrand worked and where he met his wife.Cannot Halt Dismantling Of Vessels U.S.Planning Early Test Of Bargain Bomb By FRANK E.CAREY Washington, Feb.19\u2014(/P)\u2014The United States may be planning to test \u201cbargain\u201d bombs\u2014that is, A-bombs packing full-scale power Ottawa, Feb.19.\u2014((P!\u2014The Cana- loaa\tmn dian Government has no informa- but with lesser amounts of vre- b?ts \\5th SokS\ttion which wou,d indicate that the cious atomic explosive.\u201cT made them iiWaiiv rmt Chinese communists have begun to ; This is an unofficial view, bc-emir^e nf dl.tv \u201d he\tn dismantle Ming Sung ships anchor-! cause both the Atomic Energy ed at Canton, on the Chinese main Commission and the Defence London Paper Acquitted Of Corruption Franco-Reich Difficulties Still Hamper N.A.T.O.Talks By CARTER DAVIDSON [ last night after a whole day of for-London, Feb.19.\u2014(Æ5)\u2014The Big mal discussions.the course of duty,\u201d he admitted.Earlier, Butchart had said he had been in bookmaking shops many times and had got many arrests and convictions.Court Order Removes Ban Against Film Montreal, Feb.19.ers of the French Aurore, continue \u2014((P)\u2014Produc-film \u201cLittle view goes De land, government officials said yes- partment, in announcing yesterday terday.\t; that a new series of atomic tests They indicated, <-however, that will be held at Eniwetok, offered even if the communists did take ; no clue as to their nature.Not such steps, there was little that even the date of the start of the Canada could do about it.Canada tests was announced, does not recognize the communist j The unofficial government and has no diplomatic Way: ChTIhëelnm^t=hiThe United States, at its Nevada 1 he officials were commenting provjng grounds last fall, success on a Hong Kong dispatch which \u2018.ul, gje(1 a srrios 0{.\u2019weapons said communists commandered gen'raUy prcsumed to be relative-four of the seven M>ng Sung ships |y sma]] atomic bombs, perhaps built in Canada and have partially designcd for tactical USG\u2019S 'in Slllp dismantled them.\t| port of troops.They said the federal govern- » .\t,\t,\t,\t, .- -\t1 And, from lessons learned in Chateauguay, Que , Feb.19.-Death took a holiday last nighkj when an autobus, loaded with 43 passengers on their way to a clp ed retreat at a monastery near here, slammed through a bridge guard-rail and plunged into the frozen Chateauguay River.Some 25 of the passengers were injured, several of them serious-1 ly.Most of those seriously injured London, Feb.19.\u2014 <\/P) \u2014The are in Montreal hospitals suffer-j Times of London was acquitted at ing from fractures.\t[old Bailey yesterday of corrupt Chateauguay is some 15 miles1 Prac,ic(\u2019s :l charge that stemmed southwest of Montreal.\tfrom publication of advertisement An eyewitness said the bus, skid-1 t1ri,icizi,ng 'I\u2019/' .I'a,,or.Uovci nmen! cling on an icy pavement, ripped ,lunnS ,,1(> I\u2019k\u20191 election campaign, tics will stay away from their through the guard-rail and fell 12 The Tronoh Malayan group of desks today in strike action to back feet into the river.\ttin-mining companies, which paid up salary demands.The nose of the bus plunged lor lll,\u2018 advertisement, also was ac- Uapc Breton county\u2019s 243 leaeh-through the ice, leaving the rear \u2018l't'Hcd.Doth the newspaper and ers have been on strike since Jan.wheels spinning\u2019in the air.\tMin combine had pleaded innocent.31st and last night,refused a set- The majority of the passengers'\tcase did not go to the jury.'I(n,'lc'd\tillcrease scrambled to safety through win- Sald Justicc MacNair: \u201cI don't plu.s \u2019ir] px,ra $100 Blizzards In New England Claim Thirty Boston, Feb.19\u2014SB\u2014More snow is on the way for New England where 30 persons died in the blizzard which ended early yesterday.While the Northeastern states were still digging out of their worst storm in years, the weather bureau predieted snow or rain in the south and snow in the north for tomorrow.The 30 deaths in the storm i which began Sunday night were followed by the loss of even more lives when the storm cracked two tankers across the middle off Chatham, Mass., yesterday.The howling northeast blizzard deposited from about eight inches i of snow in Boston to 31 inches in parts of New Hampshire.The 26-j inch snowfall in Lewiston, Me., was the heaviest since the blizzard of 1888.More than 1,000 persons were marooned by the storm in 350 cars and nine buses on Route 1 near Biddeford, Me.Two mercy trains were made up \u2014one in Dover, N.IL, and the other in Portland, Me.\u2014 to rescue the men, women and children.Volunteer workers also sped to the marooned parties on jeeps, j tractors and toboggans.State police last night also mobi-j lized for rescue operations and beaded for another 500 persons marooned at Kenncbunk, Me.Maine was hardest hit by the storm.Winds with gusts up to 62 miles an hour piled snow so high that many of New England\u2019s rails, highways, airfields and even city streets were blocked.Many offices and plants closed down completely or operated with j skeleton forces because so many i persons weren't able to get beyond their own front doors.Most of those marooned found shelter in filling stations and restaurants.The heavy snow and strong winds felled many power lines leaving entire communities with neither light nor heat.Transportation, In southern New England at least, was back to near normal today.More Teachers Join N.S.Strike Sydney, N.S., Feb.19.\u2014 (fi1) \u2014 More than 330 rural and village teachers in two Nova Scotia coun- | dovvs but some of the passengers this were trapped in the : front of the vehicle.Towing trucks from lliink this is a case I can properly male teachers.for married I\u2019hey asked a water filled l'';iv<' 10 a j,lry; I have reached s,ra'8ht $300 increase.| the conclusion that no reasonable n Antigonish county, on the a no-.rhvlj\"ry\u2019 °» evidence, could find \" a icsi Three Foreign Ministers fly to They had another meeting to- privations by her stepmother in tie progress toward turning Ger | Adenauer's return to Bonn.TJLZ'\"\tTheir main settlements so far differences remain to be reconcii- [ concerned somei but not alli of fhe \u20ac(T\tI points which German parliament- Until they report, neither they ary demands added to their prob-nor their advisers are talking pub- : iems only ten days ago.licly about yesterday's day and i.The Saar issue\u2014sore point benight meetings of State Secretary tween France and Germany for Dean Acheson of the United genera Hons\u2014was temporarily States, Foreign Secretary Anthony shelved in favor of agreement be- Eden of Britain, Foreign Minister j tween Adenauer and Schuman to ; manslaughter charge, joined nine Robert Schuman of France and j neg0tiate a settlement.The French [ other members of the family to German Chancellor Konrad Ade- [ now occupy the coal-rich border | enter suit against France Film Co.last 20 years.The child\u2019s mother was sentenced to be hanged for murder after a sensational trial 30 years ago.The sentence was reduced to life imprisonment after she gave birth to a child in prison, where she coitstrar.later died.The father, given a prison sentence after being convicted on a So far, however, fhe s taken no action to c Canadian legislation does not elude measures which the gov( ment came take to force revocation It was atomic | dre Lafram boise, 24, suffering J\u2019™3 .six.days before the Oct.,500 students have been left with rom shock ; Yvon Martineau, 19, 2j1,h eleclion and contained a m|, finsse* by the strike.Antigo two frozen legs, possible fractures; shaip criticism of the Labor Gov-Raoul Gauthier, 19, open leg frac- : orimient financial policies.lure; Marcel Besner, fractured leg; |- Viateur Rodrigue, fractured leg In Cape Breton counly, about.3,- ! nish county has about 2,000 rural I and village pupils.elude measures which the goverm !\trCSUl H ment came take to force revocation ?f tests a.\u2018 Eniwetok last year, said nf r-oBicfroiipp\ttv .information was gained on the am Inft hrnPpn ZmL ^i^T effects (>{ weapons \u201cseveral times ihr rnrmv cr 11 v iv' a^rn ^ more powerful than the Hiroshima Continued On I\u2019age 5 nauer.It was learned authoritatively, however, that some definite progress was made toward resolving the age-old rivalries between France and Germany that have been threatening to chill the western world's effort to weld Ger-many into a unified European de territory and the Germans fear ! after being released several years they will detach it from Germany ago permanently.Labor Minister Sees Early.End For Windsor Walk-Out Guy Guinon, possible skull frac lure; George Masse, fractured legs; Vialeur Farand, fractured spine; G.A.Leduc, fractured log.Hometowns of the injured were not immediately available.\t| Chatham, Mass., Feb.19\u2014(A1)\u2014 Eyewitnesses said the bus came [The Coast Guard cutter Eastwind up the road from Montreal, start-! moved to the side of the severed ed to make a left, turn onto the ! stern section of the tanker Fort bridge, and then suddenly swerved 1 Mprcer in rough seas today and and hurtled off the span.\tI planned to tow the wreck and the Within moments almost the en-1'33 crew members aboard to ire population of fhe village of I ^os\u2018on-hateaugunv was at.the crash! Meanwhile the stern of the scene and 15 minutes later all but \u2018anker Pendleton, which suffered Coast Guard Ship Reaches Stricken Tanker And Crew Windsor, Ont., Feb.19 \u2014®\u2014( ing the second year of a two-year one of the bus occupants were -e-icased from the wreckage.Pinned beneath the twisted 2.The U.S.and Britain agreed screening the film pending a de to meet French demands for some [ cision from Appeal Court, kind of guarantee that a rearmed The company had stopped j Labor Minister Charles Daley of ; agreement, company-paid $1,000 ! steel of his seat Yvon Martineau reenins the film nendin?a He.I Ontario\t'«\t*v\u201e 1 ut- _______ j ?\tI11\u201d \u201c'-\u201cG 1 vl\u2019n wamneau, Germany wdll not rise against France again, 3.The Big Three apparently (ence against the fear of comma- turned down the German demand aist aggression.\t[ for freedom for about 1,000 war But despite the many hours of,criminals but offered to let Ger-:onferences, there was little hope many join a four-power appeal j the four-power talks achieved , board to review their cases, snough harmony to justify the j .?,\u2022 Adenauer was told Germany Lisbon conference of the North w'll have to become a working .Mlantic Treaty Organization in member of the European army pool | .Tashing a green light for the six before her demand for equal mem-iVest European countries to go bership in N.A.T.O.gets consider-ihead in forming an international ation, but promised such consid-j - -\t\u2022\teration when she is in the Euro- irmy with Germany in it.Instead the Lisbon conference Pean army- __________ vas expected to spend most of its PariS) Feb\tFrench ime dealing with financial ma\u2018- National Assembly today gave hesi-ers\u2014how Europe s fumbling econ- tant and deepiy qualified endorse-¦mies can pay for more aejns, tor ment t0 tbe European army plan nstance \u2014 and the problem of ; f rearming Germany lelding all the N.A.T.O.commit- ^ThTAssembly\u2019s action came on ees and organizations into a a vote 0f confidence in the govern-treamlined, more efficient work- ment of Premier Edgar Faure, who ! ng group.\tbad staked the fate of his cabinet Acheson.Eden, Schuman and on the army plan.tdenauer spent several hours in j-_____ nformal talks at Eden's residence\tContinued On Page 5 London, Feb.19\u2014(Reuters) \u2014 Commodity shares were again out of favor on the Stock Exchange.Fresh offerings brought further falls to rubbers and final levels were around the lowest despite the steadier tone of the commodity.Coppers, tins and oils were lower where changed on speculative offerings on an unwilling market.Industrials generally were unsettled by the news of increased unemployment in the textile industry and prices moved lower.Some resistance was shown, however, by engineerings, particularly the shipbuilders.In the foreign bond group, Germans were steady.Japanese loans, however, were dull.Turnover in British government funds was small and prices were without major change.says he is hopeful the ;\tlife insurance policies for Ford\ti\tlav\thelniess for nearlv\thour strike of 9,000 Ford Motor Com-\tpensioners, and1 a five-cent pre\tThe\tyouth was\tfinely releZsedZf: pany of Canada production work-\tmium for about 1,000 workers\tt(T\tnot Set\tAlbert\tBissiillon ers will be settled today.\tclassified by the union as semi-\t;\twrPKtS with He made the statement late last skilled help, night after meeting during the day The union previously reduced; net with officials of the company and \u201cs wage boost demand from 21 of a similar fate as the Mercer in yesterday\u2019s fierce snowstorm, floated more than five miles south of Chatham light.It was believed there was no one aboard.Seven men are known to be dead from the crews of the two fhe torn metal in ships' Thirteen others are unac-me lorn muai in pnimtefl for nnrt inches of icy water.\tcounted tor and with officials of the company and *\u2018s wage boost demand nom ^i;0f fbp Ouebec Provincial Polie, ot the United Automobile Workers cents an hour over the basic pay Vlid jt .,a\u201e\tn{1 'om.u,_ (C.I.O.-C.C.L.) and during the eve- of $1.35 to the 15 cents an hour t-u J1 was-8mazmg no one waf> ning with union representatives, the company offered.\tj not burt A further meeting between the The fi,rs\u2018 (lay\u201e?f \u2018he strike pas- Thc front of the bus collapsed as it crashed into the river ice.32 were rescued last night, by Coast Guard men who \u201cWe have just, contacted the stern of the Fort Mercer,\u201d the Short Splice messaged Coast Guard headquarters.\u201cThere are 33 survivors aboard.They all seem OK.The stem is riding good.\u201d Among those feared lost in the how of the Pendleton was her skippper, Capt.John Fitzgerald, 38, of Boston.Thirty-two seamen were rescued from the fourth section by the light of flares in a daring, split-second operation carried out in the face of a screaming northweat storm off perilous Chatham bar.A moment after the rescue, that section of the split tanker was - .î, _ a î « rj\t111 k i j i Mv v-uuaL viudiu men wnu .~\t\u2022 *- *«****v.» rZ\tZ'n\u2019r1 battled mountainous seas during a smashed against Chatham bar by One wheel was found 40 feet away and broken glass and Minister and the union negotiators ; sec\u2018 ffuietly.The Ford power was scheduled for 9 A.M.today.\tPlant, closed during the Decem- The union went on strike at io ; ber strike, remained open and\tU11U U1U14UI1 P.M.Sunday to enforce demands\ta!poke frorn its stacks.Of-\tmeta[ ijtlered tbe jce surface.for benefits it wants included in a .c<; \"^rkers passing through new contract.\tpicket lines spoke pleasantly to The tieup climaxed a dispute\trcsp0ndcd wi,Fl that started 11 months ago and was marked by a 12-day wildcat walkout in December and by several minor work stoppages.\t,\t, \u201e\t\u201e , Negotiations here and in Toronto employees of Gottfredson Limited narrowed the issues in dispute to \";\u2019cre, \u2018aid °\u201c temporarily and of-fringe monetary items.These in \u2018\u2018cla*s of \u20180 other plants said eluded union requests for eight their staffs are certain to be paid statutory holidays instead of thrown out of work if the strike six, an increase of two cents an lasts a week or more, hour in thc premium for afternoon\tThe last major strike at.the big ( shift workers, a guarantee of an\tautomotive plant started Sept.12, j additional three cents an hour dur- ! 1945.It lasted 99 days.cherry greetings.But the day also saw the first of the feeder plant layoffs resulting from the strike.Some 400 driving snowstorm., .\t.\tThe Coast.Guard figured it was or that more people were more practical to attempt to tow the Mercer\u2019s stern into port than to try to remove thc men in the rough seas.The Mercer\u2019s bow is about 40 twisted miles from the stern.No one was 1 believed aboard the bow The ; stern\u2019s position this morning was about 55 to 70 miles southeast of I Nantucket.j The Eastwind replaced the cut-[ ter McCulloch which was ordered Montreal, Feb.19.\u2014r(P)\u2014The extra-curricular \u201cstrike\u201d of more than 300 Protestant men teachers got under way yesterday.The move means there are no men teachers to supervise school papers, dramatic groups, social clubs, basketball, badminton, hockey, students\u2019 council meetings and other out-of-school activities.Thc move follows a recent wage Increase the teachers termed unsatisfactory.breakers 25 or 30 feet high.The two American tankers\u2014the Pendleton and the Fort Mercer\u2014 apparently broke up at almost the same time yesterday in the winter\u2019s worst storm off this little fishing port.Five, and possibly six, men perished early today when they leaped from the tossing bow of the Fort Mercer and missed the bouncing life rafts put out by the Coast Guard cutter Yakutat.One man was lost while Coast back to Boston.The McCulloch Guards were taking the 32 seamen reported no sign of life aboard the from the stern of the Pendleton, bow of the Pendleton which was j Still another, although clad in a aground 1.500 yards off thc Pollock Rip lightship.First word that 33 survivors I were aboard the stern half of the lifejacket, was swallowed up by thc angry seas when he leaped from the Pendleton\u2019s bow in an attempt to reach a nearby Coast i Mercer came from the military , Guard motor lifeboat, transport Short Splice just after ; Positive identification of tbe rescue operations resumed at lost men could not be determined 1 dawn.\t; immediately.J 4 Two -\u2014 SHERBROOKE.DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.FEBRUARY 19.1932 IN HOLLYWOOD by Erskine Johnson NEA Staff CorresDondent JACOBY on HERE'S THE BEST WAY TO SCORE CANASTA rounds is added up.You add up all the plus scores and subtract AT THE PREMIER TOP FILM STARS TO VETO OVER ADS ON TV SHOWS Hollywood\u2014Hollywood on HAVE \u201cWhat method of scoring do you the total of all the minus scores, use in a Canasta tournament or The pair with the largest net total in a progressive game?\u201d several is the winner, correspondents have asked.\tIt\u2019s a good idea to limit the The best method I know of is score during any one round.You to start each round with a score can\u2019t win more than 2500 points of 1400 for both sides.In this way, no matter what the actual differ-both sides start with a required ence happens to be.The losers count of 50 points.As the round carry forward the actual difter-goes on, however, they go up to 90 ence as a minus, but the winners TV: and 120 points very rapidly.A round usually lasts a set time, ^\t.\t___ i ^ 4 _ | j\tluuiiu uauaiiv ramo « Ginger Rogers, R can be told, rather than a set number of hands, jumped into a $1,000,000 TV con' ^hen time is called, everybody 4 gets one more chance to play, and | then the hand is scored even though perhaps nobody has melded out.\tAt the end of each round, the LAST DAY! GRANADA \"THE OUTLAW\" \"RAGING TIDE\" get only 2500 points.For example, suppose the Smiths have 4500 points, and the Browns have only 1600 points.The true difference is 2900 points.The Smiths get credit for only 2500; but the Browns have to write down minus 2900 on their score.If the evening ends in a tie, it to let the STARTS TOMORROW/ BE THERE WHEN THESE 3 TAIK ij THE RACKET BOLDLY BEGINS WHERE THE SENATE CRIME COMMITTEE LEFT OFF HOWARD HUGHES presents THE RACKET score of each side counted in the is customary to let the ^>\"8 usual way.Then the score of the teams play one hand to break the lower pair is subtracted from the tie.This doesn\u2019t take long, and score of the winning pair.The most of the players crowd around, winners take the difference as a to watch the tic-breaking hand plus; and the losers take the dif with great excitement, ference as a minus.\tSome players like to limit the For example, suppose the Smiths effect of red threes in such a have 4500 and the Browns have tournament.They give credit for 3800 at the end of a round.The j only 100 points for each thrse\u2014 difference between the two scores without allowing 800 for all four, is 610 points.The Smiths write If this rule is followed, it should plus 610 on their score; the be announced at the beginning of Browns write down minus 610 the game, points.At the end of the evening (or afternoon) the score for all the Rule books may be obtained at the Record Office for 15c.ROBERT UZABETH MITCHUM* SCOTT ROBERT RYAN ' n tOMUNO MAIHGH (hwIvcHm COMPANION ATTRACTION! mi iever take dictation from the boss when your < back is turned !,/ 1 RICH ARC.CARLSON FRED MacMURRAY ELEANOR PARKER A MILLIONAIRE FOR tract with her eyes open much wider than Hollywood suspected.There will be no Ginger caught between a burping beer can and the nasal spiel of a used car salesman.Her CBS contract gives the star the right to veto any objectionable advertising.The same clause, I hear, will be in the contracts of other top film stars when they move into the TV channels.Ginger\u2019s first show will be in Hollywood, starting in April, with the format now being worked out.One thing is certain: She\u2019ll do an occasional song and-dance routine.* * * Eddie Cantor on the film-vs.-live TV question: \u201cWhen it\u2019s on film the entertainers will last longer\u2014and by lasting longer I mean on this earth.\u201d * * * There\u2019s a comparatively new (hurrah) English movie making the TV rounds\u2014\u201cSeven Days to Noon.\u201d It was filmed in 1950 ., .Bill Williams, who plays \u201cKit Car-son,\u201d will make a spring personal appearance tour of the midwest and south .Eye-opening fact: The 108 TV stations now in operation are covering 61 per cent of the U.S.population.Five million new TV sets are expected to be sold in 1952.* * * Jo Stafford turned down a TV bid from General Mills for a five/ day-a-week show': It w'ould have originated in New York and Jo 'is holding out for a Hollywood studio.She\u2019s never been seen qn television.Space Travel On TV Herbert J.Yates, president of Republic, will not use name stars in the TV films Republic will make.The first is \u201cCommando Cody-Sky Marshal of the Universe.\u201d It\u2019s the first space patrol show in which rockets will be seen buzzing through the sky, (hanks to ihe studio\u2019s special effects department ^ There\u2019s a TV film series coming Christmas Qub Entertained Aa Cockshire Cookshire, Feb.19.\u2014 Dr.and Mrs.S.J.Bennett entertained the Christmas Club and their friends at a very enjoyable evening.When Children Enjoy Birthday Party At Cookshire Cookshire, Feb.19.\u2014 Mrs.Leon Desruisseaux entertained at a birthday party for her young grandson.Richard Cilles, who John Sutton and Ella Raine* in a tense moment from \"The Second Face\", the startling story of an unwanted woman, which will have its first showing tomorrow at the New Premier Theatre with Humphrey Place\".Bogart and Gloria Grahame in 'In A Lonely HW: a a i \u2019lauiin\u2019iiiKUi EXTRA' EXTRA.' \u2014 TONIGHT \u2014 19 BIG DOOR 19 PRIZES \u2014 ON THE STAGE \u2014 THE BILL CHISHOLM QUINTET Something for Nothing! EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS OF FAMOUS MOVIE STARS.A limited Number Will Be Given Away to the First 500 Who Enter the Theatre.LAST DAY\u2014INCREDIBLE! FANTASTIC! For the First Hmcion the Screen \u2014MEN OF THE ATOM-POWERED FUTURE Thundering Back to a World of Prehistoric Past! SEE \"THE LOST CONTINENT,\" Starring Cesar ROMERO with Hillary BROOKE, Chick CHANDLER.ALSO\u2014A MIGHTY OUTDOOR ACTION DRAMA! \"THE GALLANT LEGION,\" Starring Wm.ELLIOTT, Adrian BOOTH, Bruce CABOT, Andy DEVINE.PLUS \u2014 CARTOON\u2014SPORTS\u2014NEWS.up based on the exploits of win ners of the Congressional Medal of Honor.* * * Howard Hughes may buy up the rights to \u201cYoung Widow,\u201d Jane Russell\u2019s 1945 movie, to keep it off TV.Jane and Howard are both unhappy about its revival.Pinky Lee and Vivian Blaine, co starred in that happy-go-lucky TV show, are speaking to each other only when the script demands.It\u2019s a great big fat feud.* * % Ten CBR-TV shows will be originating in Hollywood by this spring.Ten more will follow in the fall, when Hollywood hopes to claim title to \u201cTV capital of the world.\u201d .Ralph Bellamy's private-eye show, \u201cMan Against Crime,\u201d has switched to film to improve the quality .t .Economy note: Jack Webb uses no make-up Whatever for his male characters in the \u201cDragnet\u201d films.The girls use their own routine street makeup.\u2022 * * Eddie Alber^ is eyeing the possibility of turning out a series of sex education films for TV to follow along Ihe lines of pictures he is now distributing to schools and civic groups.Exhibitors Are Upset Theater owners are putting Hollywood\u2019s major studios on the spot again, demanding that they declare their position on the selling of films to TV \u201cso that exhibitors may know where they stand in this whirlpool of uncertainty.\u201d Theater owners are alarmed over Ihe increasing sale of pictures to television by some of the bigger producing-distribut- ing companies.* *\t\u2022 Did you see the last TV show co-starring Dino Crosetti and Jerome Levitch?Sure you did.Those are the real names of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.* *\t* Richard Avonde, former fencing champion of Canada, will be the star of a TV film series, \u201cDon Diablo.\u201d The\tpilot\treel\twas\tjust completed at the\tHal\tRoach\tstu- dio.Time marches on: The new TV version of the \u201cOur Gang\u201d comedies, to be produced again by veteran moviemaker Hal Roach, will show one of the moppets in a spaceman\u2019s outfit and another in a cowboy suit.Complaint dept.: Hey, what\u2019s the matter with stop watches on TV?Too often the breathless master of ceremonies rushes in front of the cameras to say, \u201cOur time is short but here .and then is abruptly cut off by the network or station identification.What he\u2019s trying to say is driving me mad, mad, mad.\u201cEnglish John\u201d Lives 50 Years Among Indians Bissett, Man.\u2014 People who are finicky about their diet should try the fare of \u201cEnglish John,\u201d a trap-j .per on the fringe of this rockgirt courj mourning following the death miles Mourning Period Gives Sober Note To London Styles By MURIEL NARRA WAY Canadian Press Staff Writer London.\u2014s®\u2014With a period of all had arrived the guests were celebrated his fifth birthday divided into two groups and play ed team games.These were followed by games at the long diningroom table.Prizes were won by Mrs.K.Fraser, Mrs.F.Hurd, Mrs.O.C.Farnsworth and Miss C.E.Nelson.After another team game the guests assembled around the table beautifully decorated with red candles in silver holders centered with a huge red candle, where refreshments were served following the Valentine scheme.ST.MARGARET\u2019S GUILD St.Margaret's Guild met at the home of Mrs.R.N.Fuller.There were twelve present.After the general routine of business plans were made to entertain the Friendly Group of Trinity United Church, at a card party held at the home of Mrs.Donald Standish.A discussion followed on Ways and Means of raising money to Miss Myrtle Desruisseaux, of Lennoxville, entertained the little ones at games and told them stories.Refreshments were served by Miss Myrtle Desruisseaux and Miss Betty Desruisseaux and Mrs.R.A.Cilles.The table was centered with a birthday cake in the shape of an engine.Among the guests present were, Wendy Fuller, Sandy McLaren.Debbie Turpin, Jackie Matthews and Andres Jacques.Richard was the recipient of many lovely gifts.iflB ?< ST.PETER\u2019S GUILD Mrs.J.W.French entertained the Guild of St.Peter\u2019s Church, on February 13.The president, Miss W.V.Hodge, was in the chair and open- ; ed the meeting with the prayer for the parish and the \u201cLord\u2019s Prayer,\u201d repeated in unison.EXPORT CANADA\u2019S FINEST CIGARETTE Mrs.J.W.French read the help in buying a new carpet for the minutes in the absence of the sec- mining settlement, 100 northeast of Winnipeg.English John has lived with the Indians of Manitoba as one of them since he was a small boy.He and chancel of the church.Refreshments were served aa social chat were enjoyed.The next meeting is to be held at the home of Miss E.Woolley.General Notes Miss Betty Ann Barter has accepted a position in the admitting office of the Montreal General Hospital, Central Division.The friends of Mrs.L.Wootten will be sorry to learn that she had a bad fall causing a great deal of suffering, though she is not confined to her bed, she is not able to leave her home.Mrs.Will McElreavy, of Thet-ford Mines, has been a guest of retary.It was decided that St.Peter\u2019s and St.Margaret\u2019s Guild* would put flowers on the altar, on Friday, at the Memorial service for H.M.King George VI.The meeting adjourned and Mrs.J.W.French served refreshments.sûy/ LA iSÀLLE COKE ££RT/t(V(Y hovsb THIS viakm/ of the King, fashionable British women will wear subdued colors this spring and summer.Within hours of the death an-,\tu - - I nounccment, in deference to the speaks the language better than 1 y0llng QUeen Elizabeth, depart- j\tgfgter' Mrs.K Fraser, most natives.\tment\tstores\tthroughout\tLondon\u2019s\tMiss Mabel Fraser,\tof\tAyer\u2019s He even thinks like an Indian.\twest\tend striped their\twindows\tQjjff High School staff,\twas a In conversation he makes constant !\t0f brighter\tcolors and\tdisplayed\t: Week-end guest of her\tparents, Mr.-ofm-onoo in \u201ctho w-hitP man\u201d al- i\tonly\tblack,\tsombre, grey, purple\tanci Mrs.K.Fraser.and white.Store managers said that by the afternoon of the King\u2019s death, well-dressed women were wearing all-black outfits.Enterprising buyers phoned immediately for in reference to \u201cthe white man\u201d although he is one himself.In his time\u2014John figures he\u2019s \u201csomewhere around 63\u201d\u2014he has eating most of the foods of his adopted brothers including caribou, fish, beaver, squirrel, lynx and hawks.But he has often gone j crease(5 stocks in the four shades hungry while on the trap-line trad.; sujtable for court mourning.\u201cSometimes we would go three j Long before the young Queen and four days without food, he retUrned to Britain from Kenya, says.\u201cWe had to live on the wm i stores from Piccadilly to the Mar-stuff.If there was none we went j ^ showed suits, coats, dress- hungry.But I backed up on night owls and skunks.That was too much for me.\u201d Typical fare of trappers m this district is illustrated by the assortment of foods served up at a trappers\u2019 banquet here recently.\t,\t, .First they brought in beavertail Yet or white, soup flavored with mint leaf, made sombre with black.Shops This was followed by a 25 pouiyl that women w.ho have n?naed roast of beaver served with rcse m es and party wear in black, relieved only by touches of shadowy grey and white.In hat shops, clever fingers replaced colored trimmings on black models with touches of black vel-White hats were \u2022 NEW PREMIER THEATRE : !\t~ STARTS TOMORROW 1.°,\u2019, £T.I FIRST SHERBROOKE SHOWING! THE STARTLING STORY OF AN UNWANTED WOMAN! She Lived Without Love .Heunted .Taunted by the Verdict In Every Man's Eye! (A MUST SEE FOR EVERY WOMAN THAT HAS EVER BEEN LOVED!) heart Patrick) GRIPPING DRAM ALSO SUSPBISE MAGOG THEATRE TONIGHT Wed.\u2022 Thur*.Maurice Chevalier, Sophie Desmarets in \"MA POMME\" Also \"ABBOTT & COSTELLO A HOLLYWOOD\" (Fr.Version of same American Film) with Abbott & Costello COMING Fri.\u2022 Sat.Audie Murphy, Bill Mauldin in \"RED BADGE OF COURAGE\" Also \"WOMEN FROM HEADQUARTERS\" with Virginia Huston, Barbara Fuller petal jam.Other items on the menu were: tomato juice; wild rice worth $2.50 a pound; roast turkey and dressing; potatoes; gravy; wax beans; cranberry, apple, gooseberry, chokecherry.mossberry and mountain ash jellies; picked nasturtium pods; roast flying squirrel; apple, raisin and lemon pie, and coffee.English John has no intention of leaving his Indian friends.But he admits he gets tired of trapping sometimes and takes the odd trip out\u2014always to Bissett.He says that at one time, when he first came to Manitoba, he spent 36 years in the bush with Indians without seeing a white man.\u201cWhen I first saw my own kind again I was so shy of them I couldn't even look them in the eye.\u201d His real name is John Henry Thomas hut he is so well known by the \u201cEnglish John\u201d handle that banks in Bissett cash cheques made out to him under that name.His unusual story starts somewhere in Cornwall, England.His father, a doctor, died when John was-quite young and the boy ran away from home.Two years later, at the age of 10, he was sent to Canada and arrived at a farm at Stonewall, Man.After a dish-washing job in Winnipeg, further travels in the United States at the age of 12, he returned to Manigotagan, Man., where he was adopted by a Saul-tcaux Indian.court mourning are buying black hats, gloves, bags and shoes to give patriotic expression to the sadness felt throughout Britain.In this way, even in mourning for the father she loved, the new Queen is still a fashion setter Since her wedding, the increased elegance and sophistication of Elizabeth\u2019s styles have drawn fashion comment throughout the world.Throughout the evening after the King\u2019s death, girls in the workroom of Norman Hartnell sewed black outfits for Queen Elizabeth, the new Queen Mother and the Duchess of Kent.Fortunately, most designers including Hartnell, featured pewter and gunmetal greys, black and white in coats, suits and sophisticated summer dresses.ed to Montreal, after spending a week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Howse.Little Miss Debbie remained with her grandparents for a longer visit.Friends of Mrs.Henshall will be sorry to know that she had the misfortune to fall and break her wrist, at the home of her daughter, in Montreal.General Notes The many friends of Mr.Dube, who has been ill, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cook, will be glad to know that he is on the road to recovery.CANTERBURY I Mr.Rodier, of St.Hyacinthe, is the new office manager Southern Canada Power Cookshire.Mrs.Smith, of Sherbrooke, is a guest of Canon and Mrs.Eardley Wimot.Miss D.Gilbert had the misfortune to fall on the ice, while skating and inflicted a nasty cut on her shin.Mrs.R.G.Hodge spent a few days visiting relatives and friends, in Ayer's Cliff and Rock Island.The friends of Mrs.G.Hodge will be glad to hear that she is able to be up and about the house, after being confined to her bed for some time.Mrs.J.W.Robinson accompanied by Mr.Leslie McCallum, of Randboro, are in Montreal to be near Mrs.McCallum, who underwent a serious operation in the Neurological Hospital.Sgt.Emile Vermette, of Korea, is spending a 30 days\u2019 leave with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Sam Vermette.The friends of Mrs.Mowle are glad to hear that she is able to be up, after being confined to her bed for several weeks, following a bad fall.Miss Janette Barter, of Macdonald College, at Ste.Anne de Bellevue, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Barter.Mrs.Vandemere and daughter, Elsie, is spending a week with friends in Richmond.Mrs.James Groom celebrated her birthday on Sunday, Feb.10.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Groom and baby Betty, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., Mr.and Mrs.W.Buchanan and Master Angus, and Mr.and Mrs.of the Uving Willard, Miss Joan Graydon Co., in and Stuart Main, of Bishopton, spent the day with her.Mr.N.G.Bennett attended a meeting of the Live Stock Association in Montreal.'WaAttith unthcuit luoAle.' 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Wellington St.North.& COMPANY LIMITED TEL.2 2662 \\ 1°\tc£\\>-\tThl Classifieds! \t\tPhone 3-3636 for Quick Results! \t\t f&\\)t Cttp SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20.1952 3 PRINTING.Whether your nerds are personal, professional or commercial you will find us fully equipped to meet your printing requirements.Record Printing Department \u2014 Dial 3-3636 City Registers $213,000 Surplus -®\t- U \u201e During Past Year City Council Approves Cost-Of-Living Canvassers Are Bonus For All Classes Of Employees Dinner Guests Of Lions Club A cost of living bonus of six- Cadorette that the Provincial Gov-teen cents an hour for married ernment be asked to assist the city persons and family heads and of in improving the local water sup-twelve cents for single employees ply was also passed without dis-was granted City of Sherbrooke cussion.workers at the regular session of a letter was also tabled from the City Council last will also entire bond issue of $2,500,000 to The Sherbronke Lions' Club fea- Sharp Reduction In Per Capita Debt Early Filing Of Outstanding Feature Of 1951 Accounts Returns To Aid Tabled At Council Session Last Night Tax Rep p ment Purchase Of Fire Equipment Leads To Brief, Pointed Debate In City Council Reporting revenues at a new peak of $3.579,086.45 and expenditure not part of any collective labor agreement.The bonus, which is retroactive to January 1, 1952, is payable under a clause in the contracts between the City and various classes of its employees which provide for increases in salaries to be made annually on the basis of the cost-of-living index.When \u2019he contracts were effected January 1, 1951, the Federal Bureau of Statistics index stood at 172.5 while on January 2, 1952, it was 191.5, an increase of 19 points.tured its Ladies\u2019 Night program at a new rocord of $3.366.662.04.the City of Sherbrooke showed a evening, the underwriters stating that the last\tby entertaining the ; surpius o{ $213,324.41 on its operations for the year 1951 according to canvassers' in the recent \" hlte auc]itor's report adopted at the regular session of the City Council (.ane Week Campaign.Through jas^ evenjng_ This represented the net revenue of the City after all xemptions, debt om the receipts.Corresponding bonuses\t______ .be granted salaried workers and be floated under recent by-law,\tff t f\t, dj i *»»* \u2014.-\t.~ all permanent employees who are had been marketed in New York at ®\tr \u20183 ?n, -nvi, îTtPlv operation and administration expenses, grants, tax on \"\t'\t\u2019-u\" par.The bonds carry a four per Club ^\tapproximately reliremcnt and interost charges had been deducted fro par.cent interest rate.Dance Master From Germany To Teach Here secretary of the Canadian Cancer Society, who reviewed the work the organization was carrying on in the battle against this disease.She stressed that the work was Hans Sehnadel, who conducted a both preventive and curative.In among t0thed iUHoss'^rsons'\u20190m | The report showed the details of revenues and expenditures by Sherbrooke and the Eastern Town- departments as follows.\t.\t.\t, ships and the dinner was tendered I\t-k'T\u2022\tResults as a mark of appreciation for their General section .\t$1,341,239.93\t$_,l(U.>tv> 4t> efforts.\tj Electricity .1,758,844.34\t889,016.98 The guest speaker of the evening Gas .257.565.01\t231.706.13 was Miss Madeleine Taylor, field Water .222,338.17\t141,973.47 Xotal\t$3.579.986.45\t3,366,662.04 S - Surplus\tD - Deficit.In a move designed to balance the books of the general section, cash contributions of $857,000 were made from the electricity and water services to the general account, changing a deficit of $762,726.53 into a surplus of $94,273.47.The contribution from the electric depart Ottawa.Feb.19.\u2014 The Honorable Or.J.J.McCann, Minister of National Revonut .today announced that out of approximately 3,-500.000, more th.i 2.000.000 indi-v.dual taxpayers will be entitled to refunds on their 1951 Income Tax of a total amount in the neighborhood of $60.000,000.Taxpayers claiming refunds should file their 1951 returns as soon as possible in $762,726.53 D order that they may receive their l\u2019roposais to purchase two addi tional pieces of equipment for the local fire department touched off a brief but pointed debate at last evening's regular session of the Shorbrooko City Council, and the brought from the chairman of the iatr Protection Comm.Lee.Aid.\\Y.H.Bradley, the statement that the Council should at least continue its \u2018'pretence'\u2019 of operating under the committee system.This view was not endorsed by Aid.Deziel.The discussion arose' from Aid.Aid.Henri I abonne, chairman ot the Industrial Relations Committee, received approval for his project to build a plant at the Collinsville industrial centre for Picot Knit Co.Ltd., an affit-of the Tricotex Company, which would provide employment for eighty additional hands.The \t1 Q *\t1 creasing the earlier maturities and KlCjtJCjî .iflflPÎV reducing the later issues.Provi- JLfllUOSl UVVIVlj sion wras also made for a premium ranging up to two per cent in the event these bonds were called for redemption before maturity.A report of the protection committee recommending certain changes in the fire department personnel owdng to the death of Lieutenant Clarence Pidgeon was also approved.By these Junior Lieutenant Gerard Roy was promoted to Senior Lieutenant, Fireman Gerard Donahue was promoted to Junior Lieutenant, Fireman James Scholes was promoted to Hydrant Officer and Acting Captain Audet W'as confirmed in his rank.Daylight Saving Time will be in effect in Sherbrooke from April 27 to September 28, 1952, the Council adopting a suggestion contained in a letter from the Railway Association of Canada to this effect.A letter was also received from His Excellency Rt.Rev.Georges Cabana, archbishop coadjutor of Sherbrooke, thanking the Council for their resolution of congratulation forwarded him on the occasion of his appointment.Notice was also given of three by-law's to provide loans for industrial buildings and certain underground works.They will be introduced at the next session of the Council.A resolution introduced by Aid.JAMES RUSSELL Painter, Decorator Paper Hanger Dial 2-4177 24 Goodhue St.SPRING FLOWERS will be a welcome gift at any time.Daffodils are a favourite, too.Order your selections from MILFORD'S 137 Wellington N.Dial 2-3757 Urges Revision Of Divorce Laws London \u2014 The newly-constituted royal commission on divorce has been asked by the marriage lawT reform society to recognize mutual consent and breach of faith as the principal grounds in future on which divorces would be granted in Britain.Adultery, desertion and cruelty-are the chief grounds under exist-1 ing law.The proposal was submitted by the society in a lengthy brief em-j bracing a series of far-reaching i recommendations.It also suggested abolition of the three-year period before divorce proceedings are admissable, intervention of the King\u2019s proctor and the decree nisi \u2014an order for divorce if not challenged within six months.Divorce by consent, the brief contended, should be permissible as being the most rational and decent way of determining a marriage that has failed.But it also urged that imprisonment be added as an extra ground for divorce and that adultery and cruelty be redefined.It was argued that injury to health should cease to be an essential condition to a charge of cruelty.But by amending the law it should expressly include habitual drunkenness, communication of venereal disease and cruelty to children.Other recommendations called for the abolition of damage claims for adultery, granting authority to the courts to impose maintenance payments on co-respondents and a law making women equally responsible for the maintenance of illegitimate children.Reform Society spokesmen said that if their recommendations were adopted more than 3,000 husbands will cease to go to prison every year and abandoned wives will get their maintenance regularly.The guests of the evening were welcomed by District Deputy Governor Leopold Chevalier.President Alberic Julien an nounced that the annual rummy party would be held at the Social Club on March 5th.During the evening, music was provided by Norman Tracy, who also played for the sing song led by Lion Ed Stracchino.Dredge Naval Base Out 01 Ocean Floor water department $72,000 reducing its profit to $8,364.70.The report emphasizes that tbeseis- contributions are equal to over 18 amount on hand to retire bond'- is mills on a taxable valuation of sued years ago under the '-mking $46,751,205, which means that fund method being $959,765.60 as without the profits of the utilities compared with statutory require departments, the municipal tax ments of $728,835.75.Actually the rate would have been more than sinking fund is nearly $53.000 in 29 mills instead of 11 mills as at ; excess of the outstanding sinking present.\tfund bonds, which amount One feature of the report was $907,000.the substantial reduction of the! In recent years the bond issues per capita debt during the past j have been redeemed serially, a year despite a heavy program of | portion being charged up to each public improvements.At the close j year's budget, thus eliminating the of the 1950 fiscal year, the per cap ! need for sinking funds, ita debt on a basis of a population During the year, iho asset» of of 51,009 was $164.56 and at the; the municipality increased by $1,- By GEORGE FRANKS Den Helder, The Netherlands.\u2014 Hydraulic engineers and d i k e-builders, using centuries of experience to serve defence needs, are building a great new naval base here at the northernmost tip of the Netherlands, They are scooping the naval base out of the ocean\u2014dredging sand from the ocean floor to form two giant ship basins and then using the sand they have dredged up to build dikes and provide land for shore installations.When they finish, they will have a brand new base to replace the old tradition-steeped Den Helder, demolished during the German wartime occupation.It had served as a key harbor in the Netherlands\u2019 18th-century sea battles with England and for three centuries was the country's main naval training centre.Experts say the new base will be virtually bomb-proof, chiefly because of its size.Even the largest bomb, they say, \u201cw-ould only make one more hole in the ocean or perhaps make us a third entrance to our new harbor.\u201d The dikes will be so wide, they say, that no bomb could break them open or do more than limited damage.A plan for its construction was drawn up i\\i 1947.Its estimated cost at that time was about $7,-500,000.The plan calls for construction of tw'o large sea basins, many acres of buildings and workshops, a score of double-sided 909,883.53 to a new record of $23, 675,280.37 as compared with $21, 765,396.84 at the end of 1950.Immoveable assets increased by $1,634,863.50 during the year, di close of 1951 was $149.70 on a population of 53,197, representing a decline of $14.36 per capita.At the end of December, 1950, the funded debt amounted to $9.-525,500 while during the year deb entures were redeemed to the amount of $484,000, reducing the former debt to $9,041,500.However, new issues were floated during the year amounting to $795,-000, leaving an outstanding debt at the end of 1951 of $9,836,500.This represents the gross debt figure.From this must be deducted sinking funds on hand amount-ingto $959,765.60 at the end of 1951, which left a net debt of $8,-876,734.40, an increase of $272,-966.14 over the net debt of $8, 603,768.26 outstanding at the end works collected 99.86 per cent of of 1950.\tj its current charges.The sinking funds on hand are The arrears of real estate, school some $230,929.85 in excess of taxes and consolidations at the statutory requirements, the I end of 1951 stood at $23,962.68.refund cheques early.The current tax deduction tables provide for approximately 100 per cent tax deduction at the source, and the following are some of the factors which may cause over deduction of tax at source from individual taxpayers and entitle them to refunds; 1.\tInterrupted employment.2.\tCharitable donations or unusual medical expenses.3.\tAn increase in the number oi dependents.4.\tThe allowance for certain union dues which are deductible for the first time this year.It is estimated by the Taxation Division that individual taxpayers in Montreal and Toronto will like f°|ly claim refunds totalling $11,000 -000 in each city In Hamilton and Vancouver, the amount of refunds expected to be claimed will be in the neighborhood of $4,500,000 in each city.Over $1,000,000 is due residents of the Sherbrooke area.The returns of taxpayers entitled to, refunds are given priority by the Taxation Division, provided they have been correctly completed and all the required attach ments arc included.To ensure early attention to the return, a Bradley's report recommending ness and rental taxes.vided as follows: General section, taxpayer should chock the follow $1,184,666.20; electricity and gas, jn!,; $314,773.23, and water, $135,424 07.One feature of the report was the continued high rate of collections.In the tax department.95 07 per cent of the current levy was collected during 1951 while the total collections of current and arrears of taxes was 99,97 per cent of the current levy.In the electricity and gas departments the col lections were 99.24 per cent of the current charges and the water- PROTECT and BEAUTIFY your FURNITURE with .\u2018\u2018We propose that these laws,\t- \u2022 shall be based primarily on human berths for warships of all sizes, a needs,\u201d they said.\t; floating dry dock to hold the larg- The Royal commission was set ! est known battleship and huge pro-up recentlv after Mrs.Eirene j tecting dikes.White, socialist Member of Parlia-1 The w'ork is going on in the ment for East Flint, had introduc | Wadden sea, the stretch of water ed a private bill calling for a dras- between the Zuyder Zee dike and tic overhaul of the country's ,he Frisian Islands, the chain of divorce lâwg\tislands fringing Holland in the At the time, Mrs.White estimât-; North Sea.ed that about 250,000 couoles in ! The project is divided into two j the United Kingdom were* living Paris- The first basin will be finish-1 apart but were unable to re-marry ed in 1954, the second in 1957.FOSTER The Farm Forum Group met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Quilliams, one Monday evening.After listening to the broadcast sixteen entered into the discussion on \u201cAre Commodity Groups doing the Job?\u201d At the close of the business session, a contest was held under the guidance of Mrs.W.R.Mizener.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Quilliams assisted by the ladies.Mrs.Crewe, of Toronto, Ont., is spending some time with her son, Rev, J.Crewe, and family.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald West, of Three Rivers, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Otis Streeter.Mrs.Wilson Frizzle, of Brome, spent a day at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Allen.Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Morrisette, of Sherbrooke, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Whitcher and Mr.Allen Whitcher.Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Durrell, Mr.Allen Whitcher and Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Whitcher were in Granby one evening to attend a meeting of the Canton and Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary to Canton Maple Leaf, No.4, held in the LO.O.F.Hall.Mrs.C.D.Johnson visited Mr.and Mrs.Fred Benjamin and Mr.Joseph Fisher in Montreal and attended the \u201cIce Follies.\u201d Mr.C.C.Bradford, Mr.W.R.Durrell and Mr.G.C.Whitcher visited the Experimental Farm, at Lennoxvillc.Misses Jean and Shirley McMahon, of Sweetsburg, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Myles Rhi-card and Mr.Gilbert Rhicard.Mr.Jackson Spencer, of Mont-., .real, spent the week-end with his because of divorce law technical- Tlle project is being paid for Darents, Mr and Mrs.H.H.Spen-ities.\tentirely out of normal budget {.er \u201cTo continue a legal marriage !funds- But will cost consider-\u2019 TODAY and TOMORROW Guild will be held in the hall on - -\u201e-,,\t,\t,\t.i ] Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Young, of-Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.after all reasonable hope has pass- a,b1y more Jhan the original es- Montreal, and Mrs.Bert Foster, of Regular meeting Myrtle Rebekah TODAY St.Peter\u2019s A.Y.P.A.meet in the Church Hall, on Tuesday, Feb.]9th, at 7 p.m.Program: Mock Banquet and guest speaker.Team cn duty: Glcnna Coates.Sherbrooke Hospital Alumnae meeting at the Nurses' Residence, Tuesday evening, at 8:15 p.m.Guest speaker: Dr.S.Marcus.Y.W.A.meeting, Gertrude Scott Hall, Lennoxvillc, Tuesday, al 8 p.m.Bring gifts for White Elephant sale.Municipal Chapter, I.O.D.E., pre annual meeting at the home of Mrs.A.A.Munster, Portland Avenue, Tuesday, at 8 p.m.TOMORROW St.Mary\u2019s Guild will meet in St.Paul\u2019s Church Hall, Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m.Hostesses: Mrs.S.Jamieson and Miss Lee Wort.Sangster Memorial W.A.will meet in the Church Hall, on Wednesday, at 8 p.m.Hostesses: Mrs.C.C.McLachlin, Mrs.T.Geiinas and Mrs.F.W, Geiinas.The regular meeting of the Home League of The Salvation Army will ' Notre Dame-nc-Lie '\\ de Deau-be held on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.ville of part of lot 516, Orford.Hostesses: Mrs.Shufclt and Mrs.: Thomas Dorm;m to Zenon A.Wearne.\t! Bachand ot part of lot 71-9, Orford, St.Andrew\u2019s Auxiliary will meet Alphonse Paradi - to Henri Aube in the Church Hall, on Wednesday, of lots 5 7 i nd 6, Orford.from 3 to 6 p.m.Hostesses: Mrs.H.Gilbert and Mrs.D.Ross.The meeting of the Past.Noble Grands\u2019 Club, of Princess Rebekah Lodge, will be held in the 1,0.O.F.Hall, on Wednesday, at 8 p.m.Meeting of St.Paul\u2019s Ladies\u2019 1.\tThat the proper Income Tax Form is used.The T 1 Short Form is for use by individuals whose earned income of any amount is solely from salary, wages or pension and whose investment income, such as interest, dividends, reins, etc., if any, is not over $2,400.All Other individuals- such as tax payers in business or receiving commissions, farmers, fishermen, doctors, lawyers, and taxpayers claiming foreign tax credits, will use the larger T.l General: 2.\tThat the form is fully com pleled and signed; 3.\tThat the tax is calculated correctly; 4.\tThat the T.4 Salary and Wage slips, receipts for charitable donations and receipts for medical expenses that arc claimed, are attached securely to the Income Tax form; 5.\tThat certificates for allowable Union Dues are attached securely to the Income Tax Form.The Minister emphasized that if taxpayers will observe these points and file their Income Tax returns early, I hey may expect to receive any refund cheque to which they are entitled promptly.The preparation of the millions of refund cheques is the responsibility of the Treasury Branch, which is prepared to issue the cheques rapidly.The 1951 Income Tax forms are! available at any Post Office or In ; come Tax Office.In addition, many i employers are assisting their em ployees by having ihe Income Tax forms available at their places of employment.RtAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Raymond Neron to Alphonse Radeau'of lot 1452-85, South Ward.Alfred Munday to Sherbrooke Trust Co.ol his rights in parts of lot 15g, Range 9 Ascot.Cieopnas Langlois to l\u2019Oeuvre et Fabrique de la Paroisse de the purchase of a Class \"A\u201d stand ard pumper, with hose body, troni Pierre Thibault, ot Piorreville, al a cost of $18.300, delivered in Sherbrooke, and a City Service lad der truck with booster equipment, : but without ladders, from Biekle Seagrave (Quebec) Limited, tor SI3.562.delivered in Sherbrooke.The tirst was approved without debate, but the latter met some opposition.Aid.De/icl took exception to Ihe purchase claiming that the higher tender had been aceepted, ; that a similar vehicle could have; been purchased for $1.700 less and that better service could have been obtained by purchasing the equipment from Pierre I\u2019hibault.He recommended the matter be referred to the committee of (he whole for study, w hich was second ed by Aid.I abonne.Mr.Deziel claimed the protection eommillee should not have approved the pur chase without consulting all tile aldermen.In defending the purchase, Aid.Bradley said it bad been recoin , mended by the fire director and ! that it had a larger pumping capacity than the Thibault machine.Taking issue with Aid.Deziel.ho said if the Council was to preserve j the \u201cpretence\u201d of Hie committee j system, the committee should make the decision and bring it before the open Council.If the Council did not bite the sngges tions it was up to them to reject the report.Finally, il was decided to refer the one item back for more study.A by law to purchase several lots m Hast Sherbrooke as the site for a new industry at a cost of $32.o.)0 was also given all three readings.Mayor Howard commented favorably on the financial statement which showed a surplus of $213,000 but warned that the growing proportion of non-taxable valuation held a menace to sound municipal financing.BRIEFLETS Sugar Social, Huntingville Hall, Thurs., ieh.21.Sugar, doughnuts, pickles and coffee served 8:30 p.m.Adm.'Oe and 35e, St Andrew s Auxiliary pancake lea, Wed., in Church Hall, 3-6 p.m.Price 35c.1st Sherbrooke Girl Guides ana Brownie food sale at Echenberg s Store, Thurs , Keb.21st, 2:30 p.m.Chicken Patty Tea and Sale tomorrow.Cell.20th, 3 to 6, p.m., St.Peter s Memorial Hall.50c.LORNE Mrs.II.J.Vale, of Montreal, sent a recent weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs.Roland Coyle, and attended the funeral of the late Mrs.Walter Baglcy in Danville with them.YOU\u2019VE HEARD THE BOAST, Its from Skinners!'' Those women actually mean, \"We've got the bestl\" If you're considering marriage, put quality ahead of anything else.When buying her diamond, buy with confidence from us.POPULAR MODELS if] This ever popular style i* available with two shoulder diamonds as low as \u2014 $ 175 A modern tailor effect styling pleases, in this smart ring.daws model style, this triple dainty s 175 SKINNER'S reg'd Established 1859 44 Wellington St.North \u2014 Tel.3-4567 GLASS TOPS Measurements taken free of charge ed of restoring to it\u2018 the spirit timate of $7,500,000.Already most j EaS\u2018t\u201cFarnham,\u201dwere**guests\"o£ Mr.Lodge.No.28, Town Hall, Len- which makes marriage à reality, is of ,hat bas boon spent, and there an(j Mrs.Arthur Young.\t.\u201d'-J-\" \u2014 socially and morally undersirable,\u201d are several years\u2019 work ahead.\tMr.Harry Wallace, of Knowlton, she said.\ti\t- | was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.i Myles Rhicard.Several from For Esfimafes Dial 2-4777 J.O.DUFOUR Ltd.200 Belmont St.\u2014 Phone 24777 noxville, Wednesday, at 8 p.m.BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS PEARCETON Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Goulet and Mr.Goulet.Sr., of Jericho.Vt., visited at the home of Mr.MILBY\ti Several from here attended a Mr.F.H.Allcorn has returned ! party at the home of Mr.and Mrs.from a business trip to Ottawa, : Kenneth Graves, in Fulford, one Ont.\t\u2019 evening.Guests of Mr, and Mrs.C.Leon- ! Mr.and Mrs.Harry Allen and ard were Mrs.J.Abbott, of Cole- Mr.and Mrs Mrs.H.F.Baldwin is spending a few days in Montreal with her three children.Mr.Joseph lyon, recently cm-Avery Allen and Ployed by Mr Arthur Hamilton, * -\t\u2022 has returned home.YOU.- fP SALADA brook, N.H.and Mr.and\tMrs.Jul-\tdaughter.Cynthia, of\tParnham,\t»r\tw-c\trurence t nstv anH ian Wakefield, of\tWest\tStewarts-\twere guests of Mr.and\tMrs.Jesse\tMr.\tand\tMrs.\tClaience Lusty and town, N.H.\tAllen In the afternoon they called daughter .Jeanie, were evening -\u2014- on Mrs.Mary Martin, in South Sue-sts of Miss Viviane Lyon.Stukelv who is critically ill\tMr- am) Mrs Wilson May were Dennis Clough.Mr.Guy Addis ac-! Mr and Mrs Allan Morri'on and business visitors in Rock Island, cqmpanied them on their return {arniiÿ, 0f Montreal, were guests of Mr.Joseph Devost and Mr.Oliva triP hom5-\u201e t ,r ,r .\tMr.arid Mrs.Percy Morrison.Cabana were in Coaticook on busi- Mr.and Mrs.e J M Hunter were Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Spencer were ness, in Bedford and called on Mrs.Mil- djnner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Al- Mr.Walter Washburn was in died Short.\tbert Griffin, one evening.\tR°\u201eck Island.Mr.and Mrs.\tCyril\tGardner;\tMiss Patricia Armstrong, of\tMr.\tand\tMrs.\tRoy Mark-well, son.and Mrs.Dussault\twere\tguests of\tWaterloo spent several\tdays visit-\tClayton, and Mr.Alfred Markwell Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Dussault were jng Mr.and Mrs.Fred Lace.\t\u2014\u2018\u2014J\t' Shop «061*1 fir** it Vou l,ke' but don't buy before you see our now ronge of Spring suitings, before you Inf through Tip W\u2019 ^ T Book You con choose any fabric, any colour, any style ond have your suit tailored expressly f« yo«* Mo,th th,\u2018 value H you coni guests of Mr, and Mrs.Nelson Dus sault at Stanbridge East.Miss Margaret Turner has returned from Ihe Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal and is spending some time at *thc home of her brother, Mr.Châties Turner.motored to Coaticook.EXCUISIVt DUU* «» Mr.Glassco was a business visit-1- or in Montreal.\tMontreal on Tuesday, where they Mr.Percy Hunter, of Waterloo, attended a meeting of the Wom-was the guest of his sister, Miss en\u2019s Auxiliary.Emma Hunter.\tMr.and Mrs.George Lorbicre Rev.J.A.and Mrs.Crewe, Mrs.ol Magog, were guests of Mr.and V.Beale and Mrs.Griffin were in I Mrs.Fred Lace.LEO LALIBERTK & SON WD/fS\u2019 TAILORS 61 WeF ngton St.N., Sherbrooke.fipT0pJa^ors Four oHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.FEBRUARY 19.1952 Sherbrooke Tally Becocd The Oldest Daily in the District Established Ninth Day of Kehniary.18P7 with which is incorporated the She rbruoke Oazette.established 1837.and Snerorooke Examiner ostabiisbed 1878 The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Æeerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office.69 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of 1 he Canadian Press, The Associated Press and Reuters.The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 25 cents weekly, $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great» Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 6 months $4.50, 3 months $2.50,\t1 month $1 00.Single copies 5c \u2018\u2018Authorized as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" TWO PATHETIC FIGURES IN OLD LONDON I here were so many touching aspects to the funeral of George VI it is difficult to select from them.But, we believe most readers will have been attracted to two tragic, and lonely, figures.One was of the aged Queen Grandmother Mary, who was prevailed upon not to participate in the funeral because of her age.The other was the Duke of Windsor.As the elderly Queen stood at the window of Marlborough House watching the funeral procession, what thoughts could have crossed her mind?She could remember back to the days when she was the beautiful Princess of Teck.She could recall being affianced to the Duke of Clarence, eldest son of King Edward VII, and this Duke\u2019s death in 1892 before a wedding.And her marriage to the then Duke of York, in 1893, who became King George V.She could recall the death of three of her sons, the young Duke of Clarence in 1919; the Duke of Kent in an airplane crash in 1942, and now King George VI, who was not born to be King.She could remember back to the glories of the Victorian era; to the strife and dévasta tion of two World Wars.And she could see, marching past her window, her first-born, the boy she had reared to be King and who, briefly, was King Edward VIII.And the Duke of Windsor, what were his emotions?Was his natural sorrow sharpened by thoughts that had he arranged his life in another manner and remained on the Throne, his brother would not have had to assume burdens which possibly hastened his death?What were the Duke of Windsor\u2019s reactions as he felt the heartfelt homage millions paid to King George; the millions whom he had been born to rule?The Duke of Windsor was back home at a tragic moment, almost an alien among his own people, separated from the woman for whose love he had surrendered the Throne.There has been much fine writing done since the death of King George VI.But some of the greatest human interest material remains secret in the souls of those concerned.And particularly in the special forms of grief of the aged Queen Grandmother and of the lonely Duke to whom she had given birth as heir to the Throne of a mighty Empire.cow.This is hitting the Communists where it hurts.The inevitable screams from Moscow will not conceal the fact that the Reds have here been beaten at their own game.Actually the Italians have given them language and tactics of the only sort they understand.Furthermore, the Russians\" moral position before Italy and the world is pitifully weak.They have already shattered peace treaties with the satellite nations, making unilateral revisions to suit themselves \u2014 without the slightest gesture toward the requirements of true international legality.There is no pain quite so excruciating as that induced by the use of one\u2019s own favorite weapons.This is the anguish the Russians must now bear.Some.Guys Have All the Fun Washington Column ITALY VOIDS TREATY IN A WAY MOSCOW UNDERSTANDS h or all practical purposes, the original Italian peace treaty signed by the Western powers and Russia is a dead letter.Dec.21 was a significant date in the treaty s history.By that time Italy had received approval from 10 signatories for treaty revisions releasing the country from severe arms limitations.Yet one obstacle still lay in Italy's path.I he Soviet Union and its satellites refused to agree to revision.Technically, therefore, the pact had to be viewed as continuing in legal force.The Russians like to put these legal niceties to work for them as they throw up barriers to objectives desired by the West.So there can t help but be a marked show of satisfaction on this side of the Iron Curtain when Italy is observed turning a technicality to its own advantage.A little while back Russia, acting in the U.N.Security Council, vetoed Italy\u2019s admission to the United Natiyis for the fifth time.And on this occasion the Italians did more than just vent their anger on the Kremlin.1 hey converted Soviet obstrepeiousness into a device for completely voiding the peace treaty.In a firm note to the Russian government.Itajy declares that Moscow's constant vetoes of Italian admission to the U.N.amount to violation of the treaty.Rome states that it therefore no longer considers itself bound by its terms.The Italians point out that Russia assumed, in the treaty preamble, an undertaking to \"support Italy s application to become a member of the United Nations.\u201d They do not see how five vetoes can be judged fulfillment of this obligation.With a nice display of nerve, the Italians go further.They make plain to the Kremlin that they not only feel free to ignore arms ceilings fixed by the treaty, but they intend to make no further reparations payments to Mos- PRICE CONTROL RENEWAL FIGHT CENTERS ON TWO AMENDMENTS By PETER EDSON NEA Washington Correspondent Washington\u2014(NEA)\u2014Biggest argument over renewal of price control legislation is apt to center around the Capehart and Herlong amendments.President Truman\u2019s message to Congress gave them special treatment as \u201cbad legislation.\u201d Florida Congressman A.S.Herlong\u2019s amendment guarantees wholesalers and retailers their pre-Korea percentage mark-ups on profits.This tends to pyramid cost and price increases, instead of limiting them to fixed dollars and cents amounts.Indiana Sen.Homer E.Capehart\u2019s amendment is the more complicated and controversial of the two.It permits sellers to apply for price increases based on cost increases prior to July 26, 1951, The Office of Price Stabilization was trying to hold prices in line with costs as of Jan.26, 1951.The Capehart amendment in effect gave business an additional six months\u2019 allowance on cost increases.When Gov.Ellis Arnall of Georgia was being examined by the Senate Banking committee to confirm his appointment as Director of Stabilization, Senator Capehart defended his amendment.He said the whole price control law was good and it had been well administered.tP Defends Congress On Price Controls The Hoosier Senator said Congress had always been ahead of the President on price controls.He accused the President of having done nothing about controls from September 1950 to January 26, 1951.But since that latter date, prices had advanced only three per cent.Referring to President Truman's half-dozen examples of price increases under .the Capehart amendment, the Senator said the President could have suspended those increases if they were \u201cunreasonable and execessive.\u201d Senator Blair Moody of Michigan nailed Senator Capehart on that one.Senator Moody pointed out that under the amendment, the President had no authority to suspend the price increases themselves.All he could do was suspend the claims for unreasonable and excessive increases in costs.As a matter of fact, nobody knows what effect the Capehart and Herlong amendments have had on prices.OPS is now trying to find out.But all it has now is the few examples given the President for his message to Congress, asking for repeal of these amendments.Up to now, only 1194 manufacturers have filed papers for Capehart amendment price increases.They cover 4777 items.There are between 400,000 and 500,000 manufacturing firms in the U.S.They may make several million lines of products.It is therefore apparent that less than one-third of one per cent of these firms have applied for Capehart amendment increases.Included in these applications are 160 for machinery price increases, 32 for forest products, 219 for food products.79 for consumer soft goods such as wearing apparel, 788 for consumer durable goods such as household appliances, 467 rubber, chemical and drug products, and 3032 industrial products.The big item in the last, category is automobiles.President Truman's message estimated that Capehart and Herlong price increases would cost auto buyers $400 million dollars next year.No One Knows Actual Cost Increase This figure is largely a guess that auto prices will be increased by five per cent.But nobody knows, because not all the auto companies have as yet had their increases approved.Also, their1 price increases have not been reflected at retail.OPS has turned down a number of applications for Capehart and Herlong price increases be-caus they were submitted with incomplete cost accounting data.Still other applications have been cut back from say 8 or 10 to 5 per cent increases.One reason there haven\u2019t been more applications for price increases under these amendments is that so many firms do not have accurate cost accounting systems, Also, OPS forms 100 and 105 o% which such applications must be made are long and complicated.In questioning Governor Arnall, Sen.J.Allen Frear of Delaware asked him, \u201cWill you write regulations that we laymen can understand?\u201d Governor Arnall replied that he couldn't guarantee it, but that he would undertake to talk the language of the man in the street.Senator Moody made an admonition on that, too.\u201cPut in some periods once in a while,\u201d he advised the new price boss.These two warnings also put the finger on the fundamental weaknesses of the Capehart and Herlong amendments.From the pratical standpoint of trying to administer them, they are almost unworkable legislation.The Record Short Story ON THE CARDS By LORIMER HAMMOND Suicide Ranks As Top Secret Among East German Residents Berlin, Feb.19.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Suicide has become \u201ctop secret\u201d in the Russian zone of Germany.The Communist government has impounded all records of suicides, has forbidden all newspapers to list suicide ever as the cause of death, and in many cases has compelled doctors to falsify their reports.An East Zone doctor ventured an opinion that the suicide rate is \u201cvery high\u201d but only the tight-lipped people\u2019s police have any idea what it is.The \u201coutlawing\u201d of suicide is in keeping with the Red philosophy that such things just don\u2019t happen in a Communist \u201cparadise.\u201d The orders to keep up such a facade apply to Gerhart Eisler\u2019s Propa-ganada Ministry which controls the press; to the Interior Ministry which governs the police and to the central administration which handles statistics.The Ministry of Health gets into the act by frequently certifying a suicide as a death from heart attack or merely from old age.Known tuberculosis cases are never listed as such.East Germans, still not accustomed to such tinkering with obvious truths, say that almost three-fourths of the suicides in the Russian zone are traceable to \u201cthe hopelessness\u201d of life under tyranny! No Hope A clergyman commented: \u201cIt is ihe hopelessness of the psychic, the spiritual and the economic situation which makes men and women throw their lives away so easily.\u201d A farmer, for instance, cannot meet the Communist-imposed quo-| tas.It may be that the quotas for him were deliberately fixed so j high he couldn\u2019t possibly meet them.His farm would then be subject to seizure and reassignment to a favored political friend.He j gives up in the face of what appears to him to be certain de-! feat.Little business men or me-I chanics who have been squeezed I out by the encroaching \u201cnationaliz-i ed\u201d industry; the teacher fired for \u2018political unrealiability,\u201d the pen-! sioner who can\u2019t make ends meet, arc other candidates for suicide behind the iron curtain.The harsh economic laws\u2014five years in prison for tiny infractions\u2014frighten the public and those too weak to resist or to flee to the west frequently take the suicidal way out.Questions and Answers Sugar beet molasses can be changed to yield up one of the chemicals from which synthetic rubber is made.The method uses micro-organisms, tiny life forms.These ferment the molasses, changing its chemical structure like yeast ferments grain mashes to give alcohol.Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOB Y PRESS COMMENTS OF THE BEAM Lethbridge Herald A committee studying the Doukhobor problem in British Columbia has ordered that a Doukhobor bomb-thrower, now in penitentiary, should be banished from British Columbia and sent to some other part of Canada to live.Imagine where such a course would lead.It is a completely silly suggestion and the committee studying the Doukhobor problem in the coast province seem to be like the Doukhobors themselves \u2014 a bit off the beam.Why doesn't British Columbia use some of its isolated areas, say Queen Charlotte Islands, .is an abode for the people who don\u2019t behave themselves instead of trying to foist them on neighboring provinces.What the commission proposes to do, simply can\u2019t be done.Other provinces won\u2019t stand for a deal of that kind.WILD PLAYING WILL COST MANY GAMES When the Vanderbilt Cup Tournament begins in New York this Thursday some hands will surely be bid and played in a startling manner.It isn't likely, however, that anything more startling will happen than the hand shown to day.Let nobody think that I approve the bidding or play of this hand.The South plaj\u2019er happened to be far behind when this hand came along in the 1945 Vanderbilt Tournament.His bidding was an attempt to get an unusually good result so as to get back into the running.This attempt was spectacularly unsuccessful.Samuel Stayman, holding the West cards, opened the king of clubs.When his partner, Howard Schenken, dropped the queen, Stayman continued with the ace of clubs.East discarded the deuce of hearts, and Stayman then shifted to the deuce of spades.Declarer won his first trick with dummy's ace of spades and returned the ten of diamonds.Schenken covered with the king of diamonds, and declarer won his second trick with the ace of diamonds.South next led a heart to dummy's ace, thus winning his third trick.He returned the nine of diamonds from dummy, Schenken covered with Hie jack, and South won his fourth trick with the queen of diamonds.At this moment Schenken quietly showed the rest of his cards to South and mildly observed: \u201cI think the rest are mine.\u201d Declarer looked at Schenken\u2019s hand, glanced apologetically at his partner, and folded up\" his hand, conceding down seven.The loss of 2000 points on this hand did not improve South\u2019s chance to avoid elimination from the tournament.The unusual part about this big set is that a defender found himself in position to claim the last seven tricks, in the course of WEST A 109 72 V J 10 5 4 ?8 AAK42 NORTH (D) A A 5 4 V.A ?1093 A J 109765 EAST 19 AKQ J83 V 82 ?KJ765 AQ SOUTH A 8 VKQ 9 7 63 ?AQ42 A 8 3 \tBoth sides vuL\t\t North\tEast\tSouth\tWest 1 A\t1 A\t2 V\t3 4 Pass\t4 4\t5 ?\tPass Pass Pass\tDouble\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014A K Q\u2014How does a lichen obtain its food?A\u2014Each individual lichen, apparently, is composed of two different and separate entities, each living its own life.One partner is a fungus, a mold, a water-gatherer; the other is a green alga like that which forms a scum on stagnant pools.The alga produces food for itself and for the fungus.Q\u2014Was Omar Khayyam famous as a scientist as well as a poet?A\u2014The Persian poet was famous as an astronomer, a mathematician and for his revision of the calendar, in the eleventh century.?* » Q\u2014Has the date for observing Thanksgiving Day been officially designated by Congress?A\u2014Congress in 1941 specified that Thanksgiving Day fall annually on the fourth Thursday of November.* *\t* q\u2014in what country is the ancient city of Antioch?A\u2014Syria.Christians first became known by this name when Antioch was their gathering place.* *\t* q\u2014is it correct to speak of a woman as a \u201cmistress of ceremonies\u201d?A\u2014No.Master of ceremonies is correct for a toastmaster of either sex.*\t#\t\u2022 q\u2014Who was the first woman to sign a treaty for the United States?A\u2014On October\t1,\t1951,\tMrs.Eugenie\tAnderson,\tAmbassador\tto Denmark, signed the treaty of friendship, commerce and navigation\tdrawn\tup\tbetween\tthe U.S.\tand Denmark to supersede\tone signed in Washington in 1826.*\t*\t* Q\u2014Was the Sorbonne named after a particular person?A\u2014This celebrated college of the University of Paris was founded in the 13th century by Robert de Sorbon, a French theologian, and named for him.\u201cShe won\u2019t let anything slip if she think's you\u2019re a cop.We have a city ordinance against fortune-telling.How do you figure to slide in there without showing your badge?\u201d Detective Campano put this question to his working partner, Detective Tom Noon, of the Homicide Squad.\u201cI slide in easy,\u201d said Tom.\u201cI introduce myself as a personal pal of the Bradshaw dame.Mrs.Bradshaw is one of Mayza\u2019s steadiest customers, and I\u2019ll seem to be guaranteed okay.1 m just another sucker ready to pay good cash foy having my future told by the cards.In i go \u201d\tat a time, and I have been piecing \u201cThat\u2019s the wav to\twork\tit,\u201d\tthem together.\tNow\tI must tell.Campano agreed.\u201cYou\tlook inno-\tAnd you are a special officer; my cent enough to believe in such little misdemeanors aren t in your hooey.Nobody would spot you\tfor\tline of duty, so\tdon t\tturn me in.a sbamus.\u201d\tIs a bargain.\u2019\tu u i,- X»\tor ' No bargain.\u201d Tom shook his ranging \u201c investi!,!., (erlune %£ ,^1Y,U'\" SÏL^ÆeV^r'e.TS™ j .?'r étVfX, was Mabel Stevens, that she hailed tdnd'tpl} vnu-îanvwàv \u2019\t8\t8 fr C\u2018\u201c'.\u201crnS\tHalf an hour laterf lom left iter : asjr r r u?.f T' 7l%d!rS.'sn.Y?r.r G«eS ÆgVS But solvfng murdeis ?s their pro- room' then t0 a tearoom in BrC)0k' angri hnHv nf a mur \u2022F11\u2019 finally to a tearoom on Morn- HpSrpHn\u2019mandhlHe iustd\u2018hepn afound- ingside Heights.The person they had dus?been found exactly where nought on^X.MaaybodvWwoPuirdedbet0found from Madamc Ma-ïas description °A crew of^housewreckers, démoli\tNervous to\tthe verge of\thysteri^ ishinz a dinEfv brownstone rcsi-\tmiddle\taged woman\tin dence on Wes?29th Street discov-\tcostume, prepared to inter- ered the dead man buried beneath\t163\tin the basement floor.His skull was.\tHpn^UftS,\u2018.» \u201ehf,\t.hrillp?) crushed.The medical examiner\tj\t\u2018î^ont\tdeny it! she\tshriUed.said he had been killed about a *\t.£pk®rley.E h s is month ago.He was identified as \"FVpHnnpMmn0t h'S kmd Sherman W.Russell, 56 years of f»^orfcan Jkm the tea leaves\" X \"nJ'SilrS.Tr'Æ Ton, rep.ieU.h4 hrim\\d'smaHaiicomrNSborsSadee The ni§ht -vou Peeked throuSh the ?cdbSdhim Shaving* been stfngy, basement window you recognized sarcastic and secretive.The cheap ; 5 wmCn\twh\tYhf hotel where he lived was around ^!leprinan.noUvvhi'ic hV*'\u201d \"aS the the cornerfrom the empty house 0 tftnnC cv,p aCprPH Tnm In which his body was unearthed.\ta?f^rnd' How could Madame Mayza tell 2nd.Lj^iancr° Asai.IlponrtJ1.e,1^ cSuldaMa0£meaMaSeteirhat 6156 hold Seethe late Sherman VW 6Asd S anticiDated t had no Russell had dwelt.The clerk was wav into hpr at the desk.Hotel clerks often anartmpnt shp wfic a cfatclv old keeP a Sun behind the desk, and gid^\u2019her*hair6dyed raS'ïlacï.Çafpf had him covered before With dowager dignity she accept-j J°m .sPok® to ^1IP; ButJ1.® r®.ap^ ed Tom\u2019s word that he was Mr.ed gl}n om s?ld\u2019 v,Get Julian Cook, a friend vouched f0r\tto ta,ke y°ur PlaceJiere.by Mrs.Bradshaw.Pretending t0 ^°u re Çidmg downtown with us.be a devoted patron of the occult | art, Tom made a solid story of it, j e 6ampano was shooting him.He talked a lot.Madame Mayza He was still unconscious when the encouraged him with her sympa- jn^uAailcfv, ctal^,e' and the interne thetic smile.She didn\u2019t say much.dou^ ud.he 'voldd bye long Tom handed her a $20 bill.He fn0l!Sh\tquestioned Campano said, \u201cI have a business predica- £a\"daged\tT^LS ment that I don\u2019t understand.I\u2019ll\t4,t, the botel Ph?1?^, -tom called West Side Homicide and said to the Inspector: \u201cThis is Noon, sir, on the Russvll case.Russell was clubbed to death by a guy named Wesley Foster, the clerk at the ratty hotel where Russell lived.Foster used a gun just now, and Campano had to plug him.He may not talk any- 1 be greatly obliged if you can see how my problem looks on the cards.\u201d She igonred Tom's money, but she laid out her gypsy deck of Taro fortune-cards.After a deep silence, she said.\u201cI see broad daylight.I see a clock.The hands point to 12.They point to\u2014Noon.\u201d ______ ,\t- Resisting the impulse to jump mollf; tso, we A011.* know all we at the sound of his own name, ou,§bt A* kj10''\u2019» but we know quite Tom kept his eyes on the cards a u\u2019,!11ar!k's/0 a c09Ple oidames and quietly asked, \u201cWho told you ; 'v , teH ^°r!une! ^h cards and I was coming*here?\u201d\ttea leaves.Mrs.Acherley, the tea- \u201cMy dear man, people tell every-flamm- She relieved her feel- -\t-\t*\t.r ¦> ings ^ (ir0ppmg hints to a card reader, and the card reader told a talkative dame named Bradshaw, knowing she would tattle to us, which she did.That\u2019s the situation, sir.Campano and I ?re coming right jn.Driving to Homicide headquarters on West 20th Street, they drove slowly past Madame Mayza\u2019s apartment, a ground-floor fiat.\"Do we report her right now?\u201d Campano asked.\u201cOr do we give her a chance to make her own move-She gave us a break.\u201d Tom pointed to her window's.They were uncurtained.The apartment was vacant.A placard announced that it was for rent.Tom said, \u201cShe didn\u2019t need to have her fortune told.She\u2019s gone.\u201d You wanted to wise us up, but you shied away from dealing with the precinct co{is because your for-tune-telling isn\u2019t strictly legal.So you sent Mrs.Bradshaw to bring me here.\u201cOf cours e.\u201d Madama Mayza smoothed down a stray lock of raven hair.\u201cAs l said, people talk to fortune tellers.Someone has been talking to me, giving me strange hints, one frightened w\u2019ord Answer to Previous Puzzl* telEMfeMulEl I\t\t\t\t\t\t\tV\tg\tMIT\ts e\tNJ\tA\tM\tE\tu\tsy\tA\t\ta[T\tN o\t1\tS\t[is\te\tM\t\tT|\t1\tt C\t A\tS\tS\t\t\tA\trW\t.:\tT\tOIL.\t£?C\tL-\tA\t\t\tS\tA L.\tT\t\tRÎA\t2 T\t\t\t\tc.\t\tvTa\tR\t\"d\tA <3\tEE \t\t*~1\t\to\tw\tÎT|\t<2\t1 ^\tLÎE\t IS\t\t\t\tV\tE\tBJ\trvj\tU)l\t\t \to\tj?\t\tB\tN\ttT\tA\t\tR T\t \tR\tA\t\ts,\ts\tolw\t\ts\t1 IA\tN\\ \te\tS\t\t\tn\tOH\to\t\tAX\tif \tu\t&\t\to\tn\tlJa\tN\tci\tu| 1\tN \tB\tR\t\tEE\t\tBjl_\tÉ.\tc\ttP\t \t\tS\t£\tS-\t11\tr|e\tS\tT\tOR\t »5 Poker stake 27\tStout string 28\tHorseback game 29\t\"Emerald Isle\u201d 30\tScottish sheepfolds 32 Binder 35 Dispatched 39\tWandered 40\tGreek letter 41 Locomotive fuel vehicle 43\tGet up 44\tChamber 45\tFlower 46\tFeels sick 48\tChallenge 49\tRoman poet 50\tDisorder 53\tBrazilian macaw 54\tObtained 1\tZ\t3\t4\t\t5\tb\t7\t8\t\t9\t\u20220\tU 12.\t\t\t\t\tU\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t 15\t\t\t\t\tM>\t\t\t\t\t17\t\t 18\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t20\t21\t\t\t \t\t\tA\t\t\t\tis\t\t\t\t\t 2V\tZ?\t2b\t\t\t\t27\t\t\t\t28\tft\t30 31\t\t\t\t\t32\t\t\t\tn\t\t\t W\t\t\tit\t\t3b\t\t\t\t\t37\t\t 38\t\t\t\t39\t\t\tYl?\t40\t41\t\t\t \t\t\tMl\t\t\t\t43\t\t\t\t\t 14\t45\t4t>\t\t\t\t\t47\t\t\t48\t49\t50 51\t\t\t\tsz\t53\t54\t\t\tis\t\t\t 58\t\t\t\tsi\t\t\t\t\tie\t\t\t ?3\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t«\t\t\t I From The Record Files THIRTY YEARS AGO February 19 fell on a Sunday.TWENTY YEARS AGO Whipped by an angry gale that hit this district early this morning, the threat to surrounding properties rose anew today from the burning mountain of pulpwood, 36.000 cords, at the Brompton Pulp and Paper Company, Brompton-ville.The fire lias been consuming the pulpwood for the last 48 hours.TEN YEARS AGO Japanese planes, striking for the first time on the Aus-Irnlian mainland, bombed the United Nations\u2019 base of Port Darwi* twice today.In the Battle of Burma.Japanese despatches claimed to have advanced to within seventy-five aimiilps of Rangoon.FIVE YEARS AGO The following are officers of the U\u2019dolphus Lord Aylmer Chapter, I.O.D.E., following the annual meeting at Richmond: Miss Ethel Mai ias, Mrs, M, K.MarKcnzie, Mrs.William Ross, Mrs.(\u2019.H.Farrar, Mrs.George Chamberlin, Mrs.George Walker, Miss Margaret Harkom, Mrs.Harry Hardy, Mrs.C.R.Boast, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.FEBRUARY I O, 1^52 Mve Major Baseball Teams Start Spring Training New York, Feb.19 \u2014(.4»)\u2014The spring training season was under- Burke.Jr., the muscular son of _ uay today amid pep talks by mana- golfing father, won the Texas Open gers, sulking stars who refuse to golf championships Sunday with a New York, Feb.19\u2014\u2014Jack come to terms and assorted rookie prospects\u2014both of the hot and cold variety.The almost-victorious Brooklyn Dodgers pitched camp in Vero Beach, Fla.When the entourage it was greeted by Gil Ti-hole total of 2t50 strokes, representing four incredible rounds of 67-65-64-64.Want to know what that indicates?It indicated that in one generation\u2014from club-making father Announced \"bv* John A to exhibitionist-entertainer son\u2014 president, the art of golf has improved ap- \u2019\t\u2019 r ., proximately seven strokes to the \u2018 SM * 11 round.That is, better clubs, better Additional Sport News Dick Button Sure-Fire Favorite As Figure Skaters Take Over Olympics Oslo.Feb.19\u2014CP\u2014Supporters of tance in 2:25.0.which is 1.4 seethe Stop-Norway movement at the ends better than the Canadian 1952 \\\\ inter Olympic Games took record MacKay holds »n«tntÆmit\u201ehfî!î,^iilt.fPpear' At the finish lin* MacKay was _ ance oi the men figure skaters.inches in front, and Henry was arrived n was Kimcu u> v.u nivmni/»C°Vin*^ rh0le piaCed i7th* Early reckonin6s had Hodges\u2019, home-run king of' the Olympic Village\u2014even the Cana- g.ven them 14th and 15th places ,eam voune infielder Rockv dian headquarters \u2014 and find but a recheck of the times of late Br d'-es and p ichers Ralph Bran scarcely a dissenter from the starters in the big field of 80 Carl Erskme and Clvue Km«> opinion that Dick Button of Engle- meant that MacKay and Henry The only olaver on the tram was ball$, *na\tT \u2022 > h;\u2018ve wood N.J will successfully de-\teach had to move back a couple of\tCarl Fwiliowï® joined Regroup\ttransformed\tSo,n,n-v in\u2018° a\t>corms fend the championship he won in\tnotches.Canada's only other en-\tof writers \u2019and emb'oMiciafs a^\tmachlne\tthsl\tllkes\tof\twhlch\this 1948-\ttrant in the race.Ralph Olin of Philadelphia.Although pulling strongly for Calgary, placed 29th.\tNew York Giants, who beat out I eter Firstbrook, the 18-year-old Vim Van Der Voort of The the Brooks for the National Lea* Toronto boy who is Canada's only\tNetherlands, one of Andersen's\tgue pennant in a plavoff, got a entrant Canada\u2019s little band of\tstrongest rivals, placed second to\tone-dav start along with the St.supporters feel that only a broken\tthe 28-year-old Norwegian star by\tLouis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and leg or something equally disas- only two-tenths of a second.\tPittsburck Pirates.îwina30 keeP Button *rom re\u2018 When yesterday\u2019s three cham- The Giants arrived in Phoenix, peaing.\tpionship events were completed.Ariz., yesterday and no sooner did wltn hin}.l1n perhaps the most har- The men figure skaters go j Norway had moved into top place they check in* than Manager Leo rowing, hilarious tmish of all golt through the compulsory, or school,\tin the unofficial\u2019standing of the\tDurocher had the batterymen out figures today.The free-skating\tcountries with a total of 74 points,\tdrilling.But with all his men, Du phase is scheduled for Thursday.Austria, without a placing among rocher probably is worrying more Despite this reasonable assur the first six in any of the three about the absent Sal Ma «lie than ance of \u201cforeign\" championship, events, remained at 41.The United the immediate business in hand States, going pointless for the was still to stop Norway.\t| second straight day, still held on to All the Norwegians did yester- third place with 344.day was walk off with the three The hockey teams in the Olym-championships that were settled pic round-robin championship got and romp to the point-scoring down to ci leadership.\twith four Norway\u2019s speed-skating and action winter-sports idol, Hjalmar Ander- Canada-S Edmonton Mereurys, Sporrts Roundup North American FINANCIAL NEWS & .MARKET REPORT k Companies Make Fresh Records NEW YORK STOC MARKET K Philadelphia \u2014 and premium w North America Uompames reach cd record heights in 1951.it was Diemand.American Telephone Anaconda Assets, surplus Bethlehem Sled Kings of the Borden's Go.pappy could not have dreamed.This is a case where the figures may be nailed down.Exactly 26 years ago.over the same Bracken-ridge Park course at San Antonio, McDonald Smith won the fifth annual Texas Open with an aggregate score of 288.Ahd playing ing history were Jack Burke, Sr., and little Bobby t'ruickshank.That was the memorable day Mild Bill Hehlhorn climbed hts anyone.of the companies at the end of the year amounted to $504.-006.877, Mr.Diemand stated, for a gain of almost $60.000.000 over as sets at the end of 1950.With capital of $18.081.600.stated surplus of $132.000.000 and voluntary reserves of 881.309.295.the North America Companies have a policy-holders' surplus of $231,-390.895 at the end of 1951, based on securities at their market value, which represents an increase of $3-4.164.000 over the 1950 policyholders' surplus.Written premium income of the companies reached a new high of S2Ü8.50-1.885, Mr.Diemand reveal ed.and earned premiums amounted to $184,910.379 in 1951.repreyear, income Chry slcr Comm.Solvents .Cons.Edison Douglas Dupont General Electric General Motors .Goodyear latent.Paper Intern.Telephone Johns Mam tile Mont oinerv Ward Nash kelv' N.Y.Central Pepsi .Radio Republic Steel Std.Oil of N.J.S' udebaker r.s.Rubber ¦U S Steel Vanadium Steel \\\\ oolw ort h 156*4 50 S 50 514 714 294 33 ' h ?0'2 83-4 56- x 514 44*4 4911 164 634 624 184 184 9 25 42 ti4 33 79 394 384 484 1564 504 304 714 33 ! 56*4 514 49 16*i 62 4 18*4 25 42 tree overlooking the 72nd green senting the biggest Maglie remains at Niagara Falls,\tand shouted well-meant encourage-\twjs{.fn tj,e North America's 159 X.Y., determined to get more mon-\tmeftt to Cruickshank\u2014something\tyears of operation.Written pro ey than the National Leageu cham-\tlike \u201cSink it, Bobby!\u201d Wee Bob-\t\u2018mium income of $176.393,914 was pions have offered so far,\tby, who a moment before had first\trecorded the previous year President Horace Stoneham ap- money as good as banked, jumped Underwriting expenses and point-scoring down to cut-throat business\ttoday,\tparently is just as determined as\tand got the trembles and took four\tclaims incurred during 1951 undefeated\tteams\tin\this 23-game winner to stand pat.\tblows from the edge of the green\tamounted to $182.961.794.an in trom\tto finish an exceedingly angry sec-\tcrease of more than $30,000 000 over the corresponding figure of Donnaeona 1950.The ratio of expenses and Ford \"A MONTPEAL CURB MARKET sen.streaked to victory in the 1.500-metre race, his second championship in two days, Sunday he won the long 5,000-metre grind.Today he went after the 10,000-metre title.There have been winners of three gold medals in the Winter Games, but not on consecutive days.Rounding out Norway\u2019s triple slam yesterday with Andersen ,\t, .were Simon Slaatvik and Helgeir vvo,^out\u201ei<?r the Mereurys.Brenden\tThe Poles, woefully weak in Slaatvik, a locomotive engineer every department of the game, had built like a prize-fighter, won the seX?n shots on goal against Nordic Combiner\u2014the duel event 39 for the Canadians who looked moving into tougher opposition, met Czechoslovakia and the United States faced Switzerland in the only two games scheduled.The other half of the fifth-round draw-will be played Wednesday when Germany meets Poland and Finland plays Norway.'We haven\u2019t heard a word from to finish an exceedingly angry sec-Maglie and we don't intend to ond.make any further overtures at this Jack.Sr., was a cool player, and Anglo Nfhl.B.A.Oil Brown Company Can.and Dom.Sugar Can.West.Lumber Cons.Paper time,\u201d said Stoneham.\"The weath- for 11 holes of the final round ho er is fine here, and it\u2019s cold, 1 un- stayed dead even with Smith and derstand, in Niagara Falls.\u201d\tCruickshank.But on the 12th.a -dogleg, he gambled on cutting HOCKEY\u2019S BIG SEVEN across some trees with his drive, A 4-2 victory for Detroit over dropped a couple of shots and claims to earned premiums was considerably higher than in 1950 due in large measure to the adverse effect of inflation upon the business.\t,\t.,\t, ¦\t.\t\u201e Despite an increase of some ______Boston last night strengthened the never got back in contention.He $18.500 000 in the unearned pre The Canadian#- had an easy time portion of two bed Wing players must have finished with about a mium reserve the underwriting in- last night, s4 tting out Poland 11-0.The game proved only a Fraser Great Lakes Paper Home Oil Can.Ingcrsoll Rand Minnesota A Ont.Nfid i Ight & Power Mid Light iV Pov.er So.Cali.Power Pid.12-4 \u2022214 14 19 94 354 28 50*i 60 204 16 204 124 14 94 3j4 50*.i 59 > a 164 95 B among the seven in individual 200\tcome of the group was $1.978,585, MINES scoring in the National Hockey .The son has just shot the same | according to Mr> Diemand\u2019s an- Ascot Metals League.Bostons sole member of layout four times in a total of 2b01 nouncemont.and jts investment in I ouvimirt this elite group went scoreless.strokes.Perhaps this is not typical Come was $16.415.521.After fed- in wbestos Gordie Howe of Detroit dented even of the wild scoring going on evai taxes of $3,315,000, the com- Vmion panics earned a net operating pro- Wendell 118 : 83 IS1 11\u2019 of ski jump plus cross-country race.Yesterday, although he placed 15th in the ski marathon, he still collected enough points to give him the combined championship.The 18-kilometre race counts as a separate Olympic championship as if they could have run up a much higner score had they tried.George Abel, centre for the Mer-curys, fired three goals, and the other eight went to eight different players.The United States had trouble with Finland's willing workers the twine twice and chalked up an today, but it cannot be termed a assist to take an even firmer grip freak, either, when one considers on top spot.He now has 33 goals\u2014 that a 60 and a 61 were shot in and that's where Brenden the \u201c^P1 111 the second period when favorite, made good.He went the Bob RomPre of International Falls, distance in one hour, one minute ; Minn-» scored three goals and sent and 34 seconds.Three Finnish skiers took care of the next three places.Claude Richer of Ottaw'a and the Americans well on their way to an 8-2 victory.He added a fourth goal in the final period, the only one the Americans could more than any other player\u2014and 28 assists for 61 points.Closest contender is Montreal's Elmer Each with 53 points \u2014 a league-leading 41 assists and 12 goals.Ted Lindsay of the Red Wings notched an assist to make his hold on third spot a little more certain.He now has 19 goals and 29 assists for 48 points.successive tournaments at Tucson and San Antonio.Doug Ford, who finished second to Burke, Jr., had rounds of 67 67 66-66.We asked Joe Dey, Jr., executive secretary of the U.S.G.A., what fit of 815,079.106.Despite generally unfavorable underwriting in such lines as automobile and workmen's compensation insurance in the casualty field, record high fire losses in the United Slates, and a succession of heavy storms and floods through- 4.00 .39 2.80 .33 A 4.05 65 4 \\ .39 (Courtesy o! Greenshtelds A Co ) GREENSHIELDS MARKET REVIEW Most stocks moved downwards yesterday in moderate trading.Among the few gainers Bell Telephone Co.advanced ** of a point to 374 and St.Lawrence Corp.4 , of a point to 43*4.C.P.R.was active and closed unchanged at 344.Cansaair Ltd.has received an important order to produce sabre tot lighters for the U.S.Air Force in addition to those already under order for the R.C.VF.and for the R A F.The new contract, winch is reported to be a multi million dollar one.will help Canada balance her military purchases in the United States The B C Electric Co.Ltd.has applied to the Public Ltllitios Com mission for an increase in Van couver transit fares, it approved, the new fares will raise the company's revenue by about $1,300,000 a year.Superior Gils of Canada lias call ed a special general meeting to approve an issue of $2.000.000.12 year 5', convertible debentures.It is also proposed to re ! place the authoi ned 5.000.000 no par value shares by 4,000.000 shares of $1.00 par value and to exchange the 4 500,000 shares now outstanding on the basis of one $t 00 par share for each three shares presently held.A special general meeting of Fr.cer Companies Ltd.has been called to approve a split of the common stock on a 3 for 1 basis.Building Products Ltd.reported net profit for 1951 of St 502.516 or $3 11 per share vs $1.797,708 or $3 72 per share last year.Famous Players Canadian Corn, declare 1 an extra dividend of 20 cents at the siunr lime as the regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents.BIRTHS MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Itoyalite Oil BARNES At the Orleans County Sicks Breweries Abitibi\t\t\t16*4\t164 Abitibi Pfd.\t\t\t\t\t25*»\t25'4 B Algoma\t.\t\t51\t5044 Aluminum .\t.\t114>3\t114 Asbestos\t25\t25 Bathurst \"A\u201d\t\t\t50\t Bell Telephone .\t37 7»\t37\u2019-* Brazilian\t\t\t10**\t104* B.C.Forest\t7\t7 Bruek Mills \u201cB\"\t8*»\t8\u20192B Building Products\t33*4\t Canada Cement\t73\t73 Can.Iron Fdy.\t20\u20194\t20 B Canadian Breweries\t18*.\t Canadian Car\t15\t Canadian Car \u201cA\u201d\t16'j\t Canadian Celancsc\t40'.\t40 *.2 Corby's \"A\"\t10;i4\t Can.Pacifie Railway\t34'2\t34*» Cockshutt Plow\t17'4\t Smelters\t37 W\t37*» Dist.Seagram\t23'ï\t23*» i Dominion Bridge\tHo\u2019»\t85 Dominion Corset\t9'2\t9 Dom.Steel A Coal Co.\t18\t18 Dominion Tar\t42\u2019-\t42 A Dom.Textile\t12\t12 ¦ Diyden\t\t41'4 B Electric Boat\t27*k\t27'j Famous Players\t\t17 PoiMidatinn Co.\t13 1 2\t13 >2 B General Steel Wares\t16\t15*4 B Gypsum\t29\u2019.j\tOfll , Imperial Oil\t38\t37*.Imperial Tobacco\t10%\tH)-'» Intern.Nickel\t46*»\t46'4 Intern.Paper\t48\u2019»\t49 lid.Pete\t28\t27*., 1ml.Aceept\taa-M\t38* , P.Howard Smith\t22*»\t221» MacMillan \u201cB\u201d\t24'*\t Massei -Harris\t11\u2019»\t12 McColl Frontenac\t40 >4\t40 Molson\t24\t Montreal Locomotive\t16\t13 li Nat.Breweries\t20*»\t20'» A Nat.Steel Car\t27\t27 Norand a\t27\t27 Nornndn\t\t79'a \t27\t27 Price Bins.\t314\t31'2 B Quebec Power\t18\t 16 a 194 oami/c A sirs nsNA.»,.\tMemorial Hospital, Newport, Vt., St.Law.Corp.\"! 434 DAInKj AND BONDS\ton Sunday.February 10th, 1952, Shawinigua\t42*4 he made of it.Could Burke, the out the country, the three North Jacques Carbonneau of St.Rom-1 score then against both of Fin-uald, Que., who entered only the ¦ land\u2019s tallies.Had the Finns come eross-countrv half of the event throu&b with better marksmanship placed far back\u2014Richer 49th and on the nets they cou!d easily have Carbonneau 67th.\tnarrowed the score margin.Craig MacKay of Saskatoon i Tw?otll.er undefeated teams fared much better.Skating in the | J,von last^mght.Sweden, with no 1,500-metre race won by Andersen, '*\tJ\u2018 byes in the four rounds, won 7-3 over Germany, and Switzerland\u2019s The leaders:\tG\tA\tPts Howe, Detroit .\t.33\t28\t61 Lach, Montreal\t.12\t41\t53 Lindsay, Detroit .\t.19\t29\t48 Raleigh.New York .14\t\t32\t46 Smith, Toronto\t, 18\t24\t42 : Geoffrion, Montreal .23\t\t18\t41 Peirson, Boston .\t.16\t25\t41 1 Louisville, Kv.\u2014\t-Rockv Graziano\t\t 165, New York,\tstopped\tEddie\t kid, be that much better than his dad was?\u2018\u2018Given the better clubs he\u2019s with and the vastly im- America Companies had a combined statutory underwriting profit of almost $2,000.000.Net operating income compared favorably, he CANADIAN BONDS Following are the closing, but and asked quotations as of February 18, as furnished by the Investment Dealers\u2019 Association of can ad a: DOM.GOV\u2019T.BONDS: tin' gilt of a son, George Alvin, So.Canada Power to Mr.and Mrs.Elmore J.Steel of Canada Barnes, oi Rock Island, Quo.proved greens he's putting on, 1Î stated, with the $8,075.000 earned : in 1950, The Canadian management of this group is under the direction of 11.C.Mils, resident vice-president.O\u2019Neill, 1624, Milwaukee (4).Chicago\u2014Chuck Davey, 149, Detroit, outpointed Johnny Brown, 150.Chicago (81.Providence, R.I.\u2014 George Araujo, 137, Providence, outpointed Orlando Zulueta, 134SA.Cuba (10).Trenton, N.J.\u2014 Gene Takach, New York \u2014 A1 Wilson, 146, 134%, Trenton, outpointed John Englewood.N.J., outpointed Ted MacKay placed 16th, beating out :\t., , .\t- , , Ken Henry of Chicago, winner on g?°d looking club scored a 7-2 Saturday of the 500-metre race i victory over Norway, the team the MacKay and Henry were paired i Un>ted States barely squeezed past, in the race against time and they 3'2\u2019 In the opening round.had to battle a heavy snow which [\t-\u2014- began falling after Andersen had finished The track was slower, as.\t.«unu\tis.u\u201e a result, but both made the dis-1 Camber, 135, Millburn, N.J.(10).Murray, 147, New York (8).Ëüïliii STOCK mimnmw MITMIM.I 1 You'll save buckets of money on a stunning new fur coat or jacket.Right here and now! Because we've sliced down our regular reasonable prices to a real pre-war level.It's end of the season and every coat in stock must gol We've shown no favoritism?We'll cut ruthlessly from modest mouton to expensive beaver! Free storage, if you wish, until October! NORTHERN MUSKRAT BACKS '52 styles in all new shades.All sizes.NORTHERN MUSKRAT FLANKS Latest mink sizes.From sweep.shades.90\u201d to BLACK PERSIAN LAMB Gleaming, black, luxurious.All sizes.NATURAL GREY PERSIAN LAMB L ! M t TED EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS R.LINDSKOW, PRESIDENT 140 WELLINGTON ST.NORTH -\t.\t.\t.TEL.3-2313 suppose we have to concede that he is,\u201d Joe said.\u201cWhat the general public probably doesn\u2019t realize that this is a whole new breed of golfers.\u2018\u2018Strictly speaking, these are not golf professionals in the same sense that their fathers were.They are professional entertainers.1 doubt that 50 per cent of them could reshaft a golf club, and the art of teaching is a closed book to most of them.\u2018\u2018They are Paderewskis of the links, artists who are out there day after day keeping their fingers limber and their games tuned to concert pitch.Think what the strain of such incessant, competi- ; precious uranium and plutonium tion must be when Lloyd Mangrum explosive is concerned.U.S.Planning Continued From Page 1 If this unofficial view is correct \u2014and the Eniwetok tests pan out Successfully \u2014 the significance would be this: The United Slates would, in | effect, have substantially expanded its atomic arsenal at a \u2018 bargain\u201d rate, so far as expenditure of \t\t\tBid\tAsked 3* < i\tPeeps.\t\t86\t87% I'a,\tNov.1/52\t\t9914\t99 *j 1 *4 ,\tNov.1/52 .\t* .\t99*»\t99» 1 D,\tMar.1/53\t.\t\t09\t99'a 2, Dee.15/54 .\t\t\t98\t98:» 2'.4,\t\t\t\t 2;'i,\tJune 15/68\t\t90*»\t91% 3 14 .\tJune 1/56-86\t\t96 g\t971 v War (W) Victory (V) loans\t\t\t\t 3/54\t\t(2nd\tV)\t100*,\t101% 3/56\t\t (3rd\tV)\t99%\t100*» 3/57\t\t (4th\tV)\t98%\t99% 3/59\t\t (3th\tV)\t97%\t98% 3/60\t\t (6th\tV)\t96%\t97*.,.3/62\t\t (7lh\tV)\t95%\t96'., 3/63\t\t (8th\tV)\t94 Vi\t95 1 4 3/66\t.\t.(9th V)\t\t93\u2019/*\t94 % EVERETT Born to Rev.T.D.F.and Mrs.Everett, on February 17th, 1952, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, a daughter.GRAHAM \u2014 A baby girl born to Evelyn and Hartley Graham, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, on February 181 h, 1952, Bonita Eileen.Tirad Oil Walker G.W.251 a 33 2.82 44% 164 47*.t 251 32% 44 4 DEATHS finds it necessary to quit the tour and take a rest from 18 holes a day in the lovely sunshine.\u201d INVERNESS Mrs.E.MacRea, of Milby, and j Mrs.Robert Leith and son, Ed i ward, of Dublin Range, were sup-J ; per guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Little.Messrs.Tom Little and J.H.i Wright were calling on Mr.Albert j i Little and Mr.Arthur Lowery.Mrs.Irvine Little entertained : j the Guild of the Church of the Ascension.Refreshments were serv-¦ ed by the hostess after the meet-¦ig- Miss Vera Bradley has gone to J vampton to help care for her j ;iandfather, who is ill.Rev.I.J.Johnston and Mr.John Cruickshank and daughter, Miss ; Ann Cruickshank were the supper : quests of Rev.J.A.and Mrs.Sec ord at the parsonage.Mrs.Thomas Little and Mrs.Ir vine Little, Mrs.Clara Hill and Mr Arthur Lowery were visiting at ; the home of Mr.and Mrs.James Marshall and Mrs.Thomas Hen derson.Mrs.Clara Hill spent the week and visiting friends and neighbors here.Mr.Stanley McKee and a friend, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end here with the former's father, Mr.John McKee.Mr.Herbert Wright, of Dublin Range, and Mr.Savois were calling on the former\u2019s parents, Mr.I and Mrs.Wright.Messrs.Billy Leith and William Lowery were evening guests of Mr.George Little.Other evening guests were Messrs.Eugene and Irvine Edwards, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Little, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Wright and his daughter, Mrs.Kenneth MacKenzie, and his niece, Joyce.The Women\u2019s Institute met at J the home of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Ross with a large attendance.Mrs.Clarence Nutbrown, of Sherbrooke, is staying for a week ; with her father, Mr.William Kin near, of Kinnearville, owing to the death of his wife.Sympathy is expressed to the family in their sorrow.Santiago, Chile, Feb.19\u2014 (TP)\u2014An Estonian artist, repeatedly denied a United Male:* visa to visit his American wife in (he United Stales, yesterday threw two homemade hand grenades in the American consulate here and then leaped seven floors to his death.The grenades burned a consulate rug and a sofa slightly.The Estonian was identified as Richard D.Pal las, 43, who has been living in this country.* « ?New York, Feb.19\u2014(/P)\u2014 Judith Coplon, Sfl year old former Justice Department employee convicted of espionage for Russia, yesterday gave birth to a girl.She is the wife of Albert H.Sokolov, one of her lawyers.Miss Coplon was convicted in 1949 in Washington of taking secret papers from government files, and sentenced up to 10 years in prison.An appeals court ruled she is entitled to a new trial because of possible improper use of wiretapping by the prosecution.* * * New York, Feb.1!)\u2014f/P)\u2014 The New York World Telegram and the San said yesterday that 100 federal tax workers here \u201care definitely under investigation\u201d and a total of 200 have been asked for statements on their net worth.The newspaper added that \u201ca wave of resignations, retirements and outright firings is plaguing the tax offices.\u201d # # * Norfolk, Va., Feb.19\u2014(7P) \u2014A huge meteorite exploded in the sky above the Virginia-North Carolina border yesterday, radiating shock waves that shook the countryside over a wide area.Many persons in both states saw the meteorite as it flashed across the sky before it exploded.WATERLOO COUNTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE PRICES Montreal, Feb.19.A-mediums were down two cents per dozen on the retail level Monday, while other grades held steady, in small lois to retailers eggs in cartons were unchanged to one cent lower on A large.On the open whole sale produce markets eggs were again unchanged.Offerings were in light supply for .a good demand.Potatoes were higher.EGGS (cts.per dozen): Gov\u2019t.\tJob- Re- Spot jConiin.lots tail 1 Quotes Exeh.fc j| A-ex.lar.414 42 41 4b 50\t55 A lar.4o1.41 40Hb 46-48 40-51 A-med.39-40\t391)\t44 46 46 48 IA-Small 33\t32b\t41\t39-44 B .\t.31\t311)\t38\t38-44 \u2018C\t28\t271)\t37\t.! j-Free wood cases.} Canadian Commodity Exchange close basis 150 cases minimum.§ Small lots to retailers in cartons; 3c per dozen ; less loose, j] Approximate price to consumers in large retail outlets.BUTTER (c.per lb.): Open Market; No.1 pasteurized Quebec fresh and storage, CV\u2019/z.j Jobbers\u2019 prices: Prints, 684-69.Commodity Exchange; Spot: no sales; close, 67)4 at 674.CHEESE: j Wholesale Quebec while, 36; colored, 36 G.Wholesale Ontario j while, 37; colored, 37*4.POTATOES (per 75-lb.bags): I Quebec .3.05-3.15 N.B.3.35-3.50 j N.B.50 lbs.2.20-2.25 I N.B.10 lbs.49\t.51 p.E.I.\t 3.60\t3.65 I P.E.I.\t10 lbs.52 I Maine\t50 lbs.2.12\t2.25 Maine 10 lbs.49- .50 IN MEMORIAM DOWNES In memory of our dear Dad nnd Mother, (JeoiRe and Phoebe Downes, of Invorno.sa,\twho were exiled Dom us February 19th, 1942, nnd Jo unary 22 nd, DDR.Always kept in loving memory by THK1K FAMILY LOVK In loving memory of my dear husband, John Love, who passed away Fvlntinry 1!Hh, 1951.Sadly in Is sud by his wife, MYPTLE DTI AHA \u2014 In loving memory of our clear mother, daughter and aister, Mary Doris Royoa OTIara, who departed from us on February 19Ui, 1947.No one knows the alien! memory.Only those who have lost ran tell, Of the grief that's borne In silence, For the one we hived so well.Always remembered by «on and daughter.BRYAN AND POLLY OHARA MOTHER.BROTHERS AND SISTERS CARDS OF THANKS Wo wish to exprens our sincere fhanks to all those who aaalsted us at Hie time of the death and burial of our stepfather and giandfathcr, 13.J.Kingsley; to those who sent food, floral tribute*, card* and letters of sympathy, to the choir and organist, the bearers; also Rev.Mr.Cameron, Mr.Boynton and Mi.Stokes, or anyone who helped in any way.Your kindness will aiway* he remembered.MR.AND MRS.L.LOWD, Step-son and Mop.daughter.MR.AND MRS.fL FORD RAVE, AND F A MH.Y, Di goddaughter.GERALD LOWD, Grandson.BEAULIEU\u2014At Sherbrooke, Que., on February 17th, 1952, at the age of 60 years, Ernest Beauleu, beloved husband of Yvonne Couture, of 29a Johnson Avenue.Funeral will be held on Wednes day, February 20th.Cortege will leave Gerard Monfette'i Funeral Parlors, 13 Bowen Avenue South, at 8:45 a m.for service in St.Jean Baptiste Church at 9 a.in.Interment will be in St Michacl'i Cemetery.DALTON \u2014 At Dublin, Ont., on Monday, February 18th, 1902, Mrs.John Dalton, mother of Brother Joseph, former director of St F\u2019atrick\u2019s Academy, Sherbrooke , ROBERTS \u2014 At, the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Monday.February 18th.1052, the infant daughter* of Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Roberta.The interment will take place in Lachute, Que.Johnston's, 2 2466.Franco-Reich Continued From Page 1 The vote was 327 to 287.Word* cannot express my deep grail-lude and appreciation to every one wh# ) as been au kind and thoughtful since my Illness; also for the lovely suite-shine basket which John and I received.All we can say Is thank you.KATIE WILLIAMS We wi*h to express our sincere thanks to ell those who were So kind during the death and burial of our dear baby, Anthony Earl; especially do we thank Dr.F.inblnder, Dr.Qulntin and Dr.Bullard for their special attention to our son, Kev.T.D.F.Everett and all those who sent cards and flowers , and messages of sympathy.Your kindness will never be forgotten MK.AND MRS.GEORGE WRIGHT AND BROTHER, ( HAIG.1 wish to express my sincere thanks But the resolution endorsing the nn'1 appreciation to Dr.Nr a Homo, army proposal was fi0 hedged with ,,,\u2022 T- Q',lntln ,\u2018\"d ,)r'\tto \u201cifs\u201d and \u201cmaybes\u201d that many ob serves say it only as a device to delay German rearmamcnl and an indication that, the Socialists j eventually will kill the plan.I Faure\u2019s concessions to the Soei the* nurses of the Sherbrooke Hospital, the doctors and nurses of the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal, for th»»lr kindness to my husband; also to the Kev.Canon Hiif.sel Brown, the bearers, the Canadian Legion Branch No.to, and to nil the kind friends who sent cards, flowers, food or who helped MRS.Sherbrooke, Qi I JOLLY SMITH -;\u2014\talists had gained the parly s unen There was a fair attendance at\tthusiastfe sunport in today\u2019s vote,\t,n »oy ««> duiinn ihc\tillness\tand\tdeath the weekly military whist parly\tbut on the ballot some 20 Socialists\tof\thushumt.Vonr\tmndnei*\twill\t«I- Dinner\tguests at the home of\tdispite the very cold weather.The\tled by Daniel Mayer and Jules\t\"\u201cJ'4\tbc I'mrmbcrcd.Mr.and\tMrs.Aden\tLittle included\thighest score was 50 and was\tMuch broke party\tdisripline and t, , n\u2019.\u201er \u2018 ''a''r®'toc\tplayed under yellow Gags I he\tvoted against the government.t u\u2019aii S ii * cn apd Mi\u2019*' vinners were Mrs.Frank Iitzger Previous debate made rlear that JOj,r en\u2018ja Kmnêar s Mnls, aid.Mrs.Thomas Fccteau, Mrs.many deputies, possibly a majority, a,\tu j\tan<*\tWr'8b|.\tJ.Macdevett and Mr.L.Gervais.\t,oppose almost any\tscheme for\tre Henderson Vaie.\tThey were all\tfhe last military whist party be-\tarming Germany, attending the funeral service ot fore the Lenten season will be held The resolution would not permit '1rs.William Kinnear, of Kinncar- on Thursday, February 21.\traisin# German inrees until t! .\t,\t-\t,\t,\t.Mr- and *'Irs- Maurice Cormier,\tarmy treaty is ratified by the Par- Mrs.Lewis Eager, of Kinnear s Mrs.G.T.Miltimore and Mrs.II.i I laments of all six mem In r.-, Robinson attended the lee Garni- France.Italy.West Germany, Bel-val in Lennoxville, where they 'gium, Luxembourg, and The Noth a<:«» as judges.\tJ erlands.The treaty still is some Mrs.F.W.Ayer and Mrs.Clif\tway from being drawn up, and f0 , .?ur .J1 .^er£ guests of Mr\teven further from being signed Anderson Monuments BOX 56 \u2014 BEEBE, QUE.Monuments, Markers, Lettering Work done anywhere in E.T.Write for Pamphlet end Prices.BLAKE\u2019S FUNERAL HOME & AMBULANCE SERVICE (R.L.Bishop) 86 Queen St.Tel.2-9977 \\Q**STOHs FUNERAL CHAPEL 2IH(LME!!/WW;i' Marriages, Births, Deaths, Card of Thanks tl.SO per Insertion IN MEMORIAMS $1.00, Z0 cents per line for poetry.Addition*! names over three, 10 cents each name.AU.AHOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE OK PARTY SENDING NOTICE Mills, was a dinner guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wilbert Learmonth.Mrs.Eager was called here to furnish the music for the funeral of Mrs.William Kinnear, as the organist, Mrs Cruickshanks, was in Miss Audrey McGillivary guest of her grandparents, Mr.and Penzance,\u201d JIr«, J.H.Wright,\t.School.st, Mrs.John and Mrs.H.W.Burton and Mrs.and ratified, i a hospital.L E* frafton, while in Lennox-; The way the Assembly résolu-illivary was a vine, to\tattend \u2018\u2018Pirates of tion binds the French negotiators rents, Mr.and ¦ enzance,\tat Bishop's College casts doubt whether it can be con- i eluded.SA YARD & HART MEMBERS: MONTREAl STOCK EXCHANGE TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE MONTREAl CURB MARKET HEAD OFFICE: 276 ST.JAMES ST.WEST, MONTREAL branch oUktu 1181 St.Catharine St.Wast, Plateau 9501 QUÉBEC \u2022 TROIS-RIVIÈRES - SHERBROOKE - ST.JOHNS, R.Q, & Dial 3-3636 for Quick Results read AND USE sm TIME SAVE MONEY ADS ACCEPTED UP TO 4 P.M.PREVIOUS DAT.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1952.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATI\u20143 cent» per word, minimum charge 30 cent» for 16 word* or ie>»; three consecutive Insertion», $1.25; six consecutive insertions, $2.25; Record Box, tOc.CHARGE RATE \u2014 4 cent* per word, minimum charge 73 cent» for 18 words or less.ADS ACCEPTED - All terms 0» classified ads J-egal Notices ana Auction Sales accepted until « p.m.the day previou» to the date of insertion.Dial 3-3636 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates 1.Articles For Sale MAN\u2019S fur-lined coat, 1 winter overcoat, 1 rprlnx and fall coat, sire 40.! Telephone 3-1209.3-PIECE bedroom set, good condition, at 440 Bowen South.Please j apply rear entrance.\t, ALMOST new bedroom suite, 3-piece, !\t$75; kitchen set, chrome, black and 31.Situations Wanted Male .MIDDLE-AGED man wants work on farm doing chores, ft.Kcnnison, 193 Wellington South.RETIRED banker desires position In Sherbrooke, preferably part-time, commencing May 1st.Bilingual.Box 2G2, Record.OBITUARIES white, $50.0(1; Kelvinator refrigerator, D?Situations Wanted, small, $95; studio couch, green, with ' drawer, $25.Baldwin\u2019s Storage, Dial | Domestic 2-6969.: GENDRON baby carriage, blue, good i condition.Dial 2-0185.MIDDLE-AGED widow wants light work or housekeeping for one adult.-Town or village preferred.Reasonable neighbor, always ready to give a MRS.WALTER BAGLEY, OF LORNE.Lome, Que., Feb.19.\u2014 This community was saddened and shocked by the sudden death of Mrs.Walter Bagley, of Danville, a former resident of Lome.Mrs.Bagley will be missed by her many friends and old neighbors, who will always remember her as a kind and thoughtful friend and RADIO GUIDE TIRES \u2014 Brand new Dominion Royal.670-15 four-ply, 2 lor $54.00.Dial 2-2584.4.Property For Sale | FOUR room bungalow with fireplace.West Ward, Apply 77 Craig.ROUSSEAU, HOWARD & BRADLEY, Olivier Bldg., 4 Wellington South.Tel.2-4735.Armand Rousseau, Q.C., W.H.Bradley, Q.C., D.S.Howard.Gen.eral trial, practice, estate.Chartered Accountants THOMAS C.CORRY, C.A., 1944 Dorchester St.West, Montreal.p.s.ROSS .v SON, Chartered Accountants, Montreal.Dentist DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon \u2022 Dentist, 160 Wellington St.North, opposite Court House.Phone 2-3103.11 A.Poultry For Sale THOUSAND beautiful Hybrid and Plymouth Rock pullets.Will lay in ten weeks.$1.00 each.L.J.Cavanaugh, C.Icn Sutton, Que.11B.Baby Chicks ORDER February B.P.R.mixed chicks now.Government approved and certified flock and hatchery.A.E.Atns.worth, Phone 36-R-3, Blshopton.STARTED pullets \u2014 started cockerels\u2014 Immediate shipment.Book your Bray dayolds in advance.Bray Hatchery, Newington Street, East Sherbrooke.Phone 3-3730.Agent: Carl Bailey, Sawyervllle.price.Box 265, Record.37.Personals HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goodsi mailed postpaid In plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples, 25c.\t24 samples, $1.00 Mall order Dept., C-2, Nov Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.; helping hand.Those from Lome to attend the CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNews 5.05 Wild Bill Hlckok 5.30 Make Believe Ballroom 6.00\tNews funeral on February 2 were Mr.| ® \u201c Make Believe Ballroom and Mrs.Edmond Plourde, Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Plourde and Mr.and Mrs.Roland Coyle.39.Lost & Found MRS.WALTER TAIT, OF TILSONBURG, ONT., FORMERLY OF COOKSHIRE Cookshire, Feb.18.\u2014 The many _______________________________ friends and relatives in this, her lost \u2014 Girl's glasses in green leather home town, were shocked and case between Sawyervllle and the A.grieved to learn of the death Of s.p.store, Sherbrooke, call 2-2302 Mrs.Walter W.J.Tait, the for-Kherbrooke.Reward.\t!mer Fredericka (Freda) Learned, lost i i iday nuTmin^on Murray-1 member of one of the pioneer Argyle bus, child\u2019s overshoe.Finder families of this district.please call 2-7819.\tsfle was t\"6 eldest daughter of the late Lt.Col.John F.and Mrs.Learned.Prior to her marriage to Mr.guaranteed.New pianos well known makes.We buy, sell and exchange.Robert Blouin, 474 King West.Tel.3-3423.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPI-tal.Dr.L.A.Gendreau, 67 Wellington St.South.FLOOR SANDING Rubber Tile Laying of Rubber TUe \u201cDone the way you like It\" Expert Workmen \u2014 Free Estimate» A.H.MASSON 10 St.Antoine St.\u2014 Tel.2-6774 VENETIAN BLINDS DIFFERENT OU MODELS \u2022n display at our sample room Also \u2014 Washing \u2014 Repairs VENETIAN DISTRIBUTORS REG\u2019D.*3e King Wes» - Tel.2-11*0 DR.J.P.fORTTtR «.A- L.M.C.C.Eye Ear \u2022 Nose Throat Eyes Examined (2 to 4 P.M.and 7 to 8 P.M.Dally Tel.2-2888, Sherbrooke.12.To Let NORTH WARD\u2014Modern heated apart- \u2019 ment, 5 large rooms.In new house.Immediate occupancy.Tel.3-19141.TENEMENT to let, five rooms, heated, refrigerator, gas stove, hot water all year.84 Belmont.Tel.3-1049.4\u2019/i ROOM apartment.In North Ward.Dial 3-4525 or 2-5122.(M.Fab!) 48 Mt.Pleasant St.TWO heated unfurnished rooms.Ideal for light housekeeping.Dial 3-3462.15.Rooms To Let 45.Pianos USED pianos revannshed and rebuilt Tint.Ill 1012.she taught in the High School, in Cookshire.Following their marriage, Mr.and Mrs.Tait resided in Portage La Prairie, and Winnipeg, Man., for several years.In recent years, they resided in St.Catherines, Lomlan and Tilsonburg, Ont.,and the last two winters in Arizona.Mrs.Tait, whose health has been failing this past year, passed away i at Tucson, Arizona, on February 4.| Her funeral was held at the ; Anglican Church, at Tilsonburg, Ont., on February 11.NICE, large furnished room, private entrance.91 Quebec St.COMFORTABLE room to rent.No children.Telephone.545 Mardi Street.English-speaking, gentleman preferred.Tel.2-9835 after 5:30 p.m.FURNISHED room.West Ward, on buslines.Some kitchen privileges If desired.Dial 3-1261.ROOM to let, North Ward, on bus j line, kitchen privileges If desired.Tel.2-9015.20.Wanted To Purchase LOGS, preferably birch.Will accept some maple.Eastern Canada Veneer j Corporation.Henryvillc, Que.FOR FURNACE FUEL OIL CALL 2 2662 Jfa.'idtuaAè -&tëbùica/ Appùancai-, J.S.MITCH ELL E CO.LTD.8 ÔO ai\u20ac.LLÏn. Ml u OKAS; ELMO, YOU WIN r LET GO OF ME AND L I LL TELL YOU WHERE SO QUICKLY PHEW I GUESS WE WONT HAVE TO WORRY FOR A LITTLE WHILE YET MAâÛlE DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT THE MONEY I ' WON LAST NISHT/f I HID IT IN A BOOK IN OUR Library- nobody ever -|QOES IN THERE» I'LL HAVE TO FIND A NEW |\t_____ H30 SUTTON ¦ Kings Plate t-A^r // //Ufa/ 0T Seagrams Sure \\\\\\e ttwwe' « .For 50 years we have used little white tablets\u2014acctylsalicylic acid\u2014for relief of pain.Today this familiar pain-killer is available in a ntw form without the disadvantages of acidity, insolubility and bitter taste.It is calhd DISPRIN and is sold at druggists everywhere.DISPRIN is soluble and substantially neutral.When taken in water as recommended, it enters the stomach as a true solution and not as undissolved particles.It is therefore less liable to cause stomach discomfort.DISPRIN is readily absorhd Because it definitely dissolves (oot merely disintegrates) DISPRIN permits speedy absorption and gives quicker relief.DISPRIN is palatable.Even children will take it readily.Science steps forward with DISPRIN U new aveilebl# at fw* druggbt.Rottlai of 26 tablati of Handy Po«kat Foldari of 8.\u2022> 3 .f OR Pflrf fitUUf SAFE SPEEDY PLEASANT BV THE MAKERS OF minoi' ATJTISEPTIC k'.ck;tt*colman canadai limited, pharmaceutical omsiov, Montreal Mr.C.F.Deharry, of Trinidad, now studying at McGill Divinity College.Montreal, was a guest speaker in the United Church on Sunday.Miss Margaret Salisbury and Miss Dorothy Salisbury sang a duet, \u2018\u2018God Will Take Care Of You,\u201d Mrs.Junior Harvey sang \u2018\u2018The Love Of Jesus\u201d with Mrs.S.W.Boyd at the organ.The service was a memorial one for the late King George VI.The Farm Forum Group was entertained by Mr.and Mrs.George Cooke with 21 people present.After the broadcast the question, \u201cAre Commodity Groups Doing the Job?\u201d was discussed by two groups.Mr.Lynn Reid, chairman, conducted the meeting and the secretary, Mr.Herbert McElroy, read the mihutes and the \u201cGre ' i Leaf.\u201d One quilt and three pairs of socks were turhed in iw Red Cross Society.Refreshments were served including a birthday cake for one of its members.There w-ere 27 workers present at the Red Cross meeting on Monday.Two quilts were tied, sewing tvas done, swabs made, knitting brought in and wool given out.A two-minute silence was held icr the late King George VI.Then all repeated \u201cGod Save the Queen.\u201d Tea was served by Mrs.George Webb and Mrs.Robert Fadden.The W.M.S.of t\\e United Church met with Mrs.Lyall Longeway.The president, Mrs.Maurice Cavell, opened the meeting with the devotional exercises Mrs.D.Gruer, secretary, read the minutes and the correspondence.A chapter of the study book\u2014 \u201cFrom Lakes To Northern Lights\u201d, was reviewed by the president.Two minutes' silence was observed for King George VI.Mrs.Arthur Tupper read a letter from Mrs.Elsie Smith on \u201cChristian Stewardship.\u201d A letter was read from Dr.Florence Murry, in Korea.The meeting was closed with the Benediction.Refreshments were served.Mr.C.F.Deharry, of Montreal, was entertained by Rev.Dr.and Mrs.S.W.Royd.Mr.and Mrs.H.W Call were visitors in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Fay Sturgeon and Miss Connie Thompson were in Montreal to attend the \u201cIce Follies.\u201d Miss May Hextall, helping teacher, was in Lake Megantic for a week.Rev.Dr.and Mrs.S.W.Boyd were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Boyd, in Granby.Mrs.Orton Baker and son were guests in Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.Andre Tetrault were visitors in Montreal.The Lend-A-Hand Club of the United Church met with Mrs.William Prenlice.The president, Mrs.James Flanagan, led the meeting.Mrs.Hollis Dyer, secretary, read the minutes and correspondence.Some business was discussed and the meeting was closed with the Benediction.Refreshments were served.The Foursome Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs, James Flanagan.The prize was won by Mrs.Lena Darrah.Refreshments were served at the close of the games.' Mrs.Ethan Macey.of West Sut ton, was in town for the Lend-A-Hand meeting.Master Robert Taylor, of Waterloo, is a patient in the Children Memorial Hospital, in Montreal.Mrs.Robert Allen, of Montreal, and Miss Patricia Charron, of Val-leyfield, were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Carl Bennett.Mrs.Francis Bennett was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Short, in Richford, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.James Flanagan, Miss Thema Flanagan and Mrs.Anna Stetson were in Lacolle visiting Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Le-Pitre.Mrs.Alice Derby is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Charles Beaudry, in East Farnham.Mrs.Carl Bennett is a gueit of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Short, in Richford.Vt.Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Belcher, of Brome, were in town.Mrs.Hannah Evans has gone to Printing.s\\ POSTERS DISPLAYS «\\\\ BOOKLETS f CATALOGS STATWNIRY Depend on us lor every printing need from a letterhead to a complex advertising piece.Estimates given on request.RECORD PRINTING DEPARTMENT Dial 3-3536 CAPTAIN EASY TH'.ÿ 1$ THS LAST STRAW»'! 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NOBODY LIKES A &RA<3enrng$ now ermUhle m the JtC SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l<\\ 1^5: Nin« Social and Personal Phone 3 3636 In The Women's Sphere Mrs.L.E.MacAllister.who spent a week visiting her sister-in-law, Miss Alice MacAllister, in Montreal, has returned to her home on Clough avenue, Lennox- John Nightingale, Prospect Street.Mrs.F.M.Hogle, who was also the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Nightingale.Mr.and Mrs.\tCarl Wadleigh.of\tMr.\tand Mrs.\tVictor Newton.\thas returned\tto her home in Hamp- Drummondville,\twere week-end\twho spent three\tweeks at Lake\ts{cad.guests of Mrs.Ethel Seale, Park Worth.Fla., returned to their\t.* * Avenue, Lennoxville.\thome on Newton street, on Fri- Mr.and Mrs.S.D.Arnott have * * *\tday.\treturned to their home on Park Miss Sylvia Ross has returned\t* \u2022\t*\tAvenue, after having spent the to Montreal, after having spent the\tjjiss\tChristine\tSirois and Miss\tweek-end in\tBrockville.as guests week-end with\ther parents, Mr.\tyvette\tCampbell,\tspent the week-\tof S!r- and Mrs- H- A- Gilbert, and Mrs.C.\tRoss,^Quebec street.\ten(j with\tthe former's\tparents, Mr.\u2018*\t,\tand Mrs.\tG.A.Sirois,\tNotre Dame Miss Jane Trenholme, of Mont- ^e Grace, real, spent the week-end in Lennox-\t\u2019\t* * * ville, as guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.rrv,\u201e\tM\u201erc, «\" «i '\u201c\u201d\u2022 ?> Sf wkkh lo°k place at Bishop'.Uni- £ Lhn FlujlrïlWnd «II '\t- - \u2022 y' *\t\u2022\t*\tMisses Fitzgerald, at their home Friends of Mrs.A.L.Parker, ÆhPS'Æ\u2019 T ¦ ha5 \u201c 0n,\"ri0 S\u2014' \u2022\tStebïoVHo\" pîiah wflfWnple^ niece, Mr.and MrCcA '(ilA\tMr.and Mrs.John\tNightingale,\tod\tto\thear\tshe\treturned\tto\ther at London,\tOnt., returned yrster-\tProspect\tStreet, were\tin Montreal.\t{j!°™\ton\tPor<'and\tavenue,\tlast day to her home on Belvidere on Saturday to attend the Kearns- rrinaj.street.\tBabcock wedding which took place\t» » » - on Saturday morning.\tMr.Godfrey Masse, of Ottawa, *\t* *\twas the week-end guest of Mr.and Friends of Mrs.Galon Grapes, of Mrs.Graham Patriquin, Bishop\u2019s Eaton, will regret to learn she is a College School, Lennoxville, and patient in the Sherbrooke Hospi- attended the Inter-Varsity Drama tal.\tLeague Festival, which was held *\t* *\tat Bishop's L'niversity, Friday and Mrs.James Bateman, Jr., of Saturday.Northbrook.111., and Mrs.Paul\t* \u2022 * Hinthy, of Montreal, are spending Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Mathews, a few days with the former\u2019s broth- 0f Hudson Heights, spent the er-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.: week-end in town to be near the Don't Pay More Than ONE DOLLAR to have any 3-piece SUIT or DRESS CLEANED Send it to BELMONT DRY CLEANING 93 Ninth Ave.\u2014 Tel.3-1686 $ i STYLED FOR WOMEN fi The \u201clittle top leaves\u2019\u2019 tor fragrance, The \u201clittle top leaves\u2019\u2019 for zest:-The flavor in Tender Leaf Tea Bags Proves the \u201clittle top leaves\u2019\u2019 are best! fl .¥2 of theïiltle top leaves\" Each Tender Leaf Tea Bag brings you the lively, lilting flavor of the \"little top leaves\u201d of finest Orange Pekoe.Enjoy Tender Leaf today\u2014for a real lift and supreme taste satisfaction.The most convenient and economical way to serve finest tea mmm latter\u2019s mother, Mrs.Galon Grapes, a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Friends of Mr.G.A.Chamber- MR.and MRS.MANUEL EISENSTAT, photographed on Sunday, January 20, following their marriage which took place in Adath Israel Synagogue, Montreal, Rabbi Charles Bender officiating.The .^\t____ bride, the former Miss Norma Lois Weinstein, is the daughter of Mr.lin, whiT has* been a patient in The anci Ml s' \u2022fac'K 0 Weinstein, of Montreal, and the groom is the son Sherbrooke Hospital for the past of Mr- and Mrs.Louis Eisenstat, of Outrcmont.month, will be glad to know he has returned to his home in Richmond.Mrs.A.J.Gingras and Mrs.V.R.Spearing were hostesses on Thursday afternoon, at a tea held at the home of the former, Academy street, Lennoxville, in honor of Mrs.W.T.Price, of Moos-omin, Sask.Tea was poured by Mrs.R.M.Spearing, at the lace-covered table, appropriately dec- 11rs.W.Swallow New President Of Auxiliary MARRIAGES For Healthy, Happy Children HUNTING S DAIRY PRODUCTS Pasteurized Milk\tHomogenized Milk Whipping Cream\tTable Cream TELEPHONE 2-7122 Dally Delivery LannoxvilU and Sharbrookt EISLNST AT-WEINSTEIN Montreal, Que., Feb.19.\u2014 The marriage of Nonna Lois, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Jack 0.Weinstein, of Montreal, formerly of Sher- At a meeting of the Cub Moth-\ta»11, granddaaghter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Blitt, re- orated in Valentine motif, the ers Auxiliaty of the 3rd Sher-1 Sj(jcn^s 0j- sherbrooke, to Mr centre being Better Times roses, brooke Pack, held in Plymouth arranged in a silver bowl and red ! Church Hall on February 11, Mrs.tapers in silver candlesticks.Mrs.Wallace Swallow was elected pres-G.M.Gingras and Mrs.L.A.Gin-gras asisted the hostesses in serv-.lllcnL ing.\tOther officers elected were: * \u2022 \u2022\tVice-president, Mrs.Hector Mac- Mrs.Gault Parker, of Drum- Rae, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs.mondvile, is spending a few days Edwin Beaulieu.A food commit-with her husband\u2019s parents, Mr.tee was formed with Mrs.Robert and Mrs.A.L.Parker, Portland avenue.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Noble Smith entertained on Saturday afternoon, ! at their home, on Church street, Lennoxville, in honor of the seventh birthday of their son, Dale.The guests were seven little boys, school chums of the guest of honor, and the highlight of the afternoon, was the sleigh ride given them by Dale\u2019s father.Following their return to the Smith home the children played games, then supper was served.The table was decorated in red and white and centered with the attractive birthday cake, placed in the centre.Dale was the recipient of many lovely gifts from his little pals, whom he graciously thanked.* * * Hostesses for the salad tea.to be sponsored by the Catholic Women\u2019s League and held for the bene- Manuel Eisenstat, son of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Eisenstat, of Outre-mont, took place in the Adath Israel Synagogue, Montreal, on Sunday, January 20, Uabbi Charles Bender officiating.Candelabra with standards of pink and white snapdragons and ferns formed the decorations.The bride, given in marriage by-Coates and Mrs.Muriel Ross as j her father, wore a model gown of conveners.Mrs, A.M.Hand and j white satin, appliqued in rose Mrs.Clifford Goodfellow were pointe lace, the stand-up collar and named conveners of the telephone long sleeves ending in points, and committee.\ti the full skirt trimmed with lace Plans were drawn up for the\tflowing into a cathedral Parents\u2019 Night to be held in the train.She wore a fingertip-length hall, February 29, and the Father ; vel*\t1iavil,on an< s l,e ,;al'' and Son banquet, on March 28.rl^ a ^ite Bible covered with Mr Clinton, C.M., and Mr Kydd was a strand of pearls, an heirloom A.C.M., were present to help with of fhe groom-s tamily.details and to answer questions jjjss j,deanor Weinstein, her sis-put by the mothers concerning the jer>s on]y attendant, was in a frock Cubs and their program lor the 0f cora( net \u201cover taffeta, with year-\t, .\t.,\t| matching headdress and she car- At the conclusion of the meet- ; rje(j a mujj; fashioned of Talisman ing refreshments were served by r0KeRi Mrs.Mack Ross and Mrs.F.G Smith.p'9 r\u2014.>«=,.IuL.iV.ftTatth.FOUND! A jumper mid blouse | in larger sizes! This stunning f combination makes an attractive | team.Wear jumper with other blouses too.It\u2019:- a step-in style with a pleat.That curving side-j \u2019une is becoming and slimming! Pattern 9219 in women\u2019s sizes 34.36, 38, 40, 42, 44, -16, 48.Size 36, jumper 3 Ms yards 39-inch; blouse, 2\u2019i yards 35-inch.This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Send 35c in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern.Print plainly size, name, address, style number.Send your order to Sherbrooke Daily Record.Pattern Dept., Sherbrooke, Que.been on the teaching staff of the High School has concluded her duties and joined Mr.Wheeler, who has taken up residence in the United States.Mrs.Wheeler has been in residence at the home of Mr.and Mrs.N.S.Hartson since the Yuletide holidays.Mrs.Wheeler\u2019s position has been filled by Mrs.Alfred C.Keeler.The many friends of Mrs.C.Cass are indeed sorry to learn of her serious illness.Her daughter.Mrs, Donald Martin, of Quebec, has been summoned.y 1 TRUST 4r Q^cfcdft^ Tf Here are cosmetics you can trust, created by the combined know-how of Dorothy Gray beauty scientists.For skin as lovely as yours can be, follow this famous \u201cRule of Three\u201d.ti Cleanse with Dorothy Gray Drv-Skin Cleanser '($1.25, S1.75 and *3.50) 2,\tStimulate with Orange Flower Skin Lotion (*1.50 end *2.50) 3.\tLubricate with Special Dry-Skin Mixture, as your night cream (*2.50 and *4.50) Spatial Dorothy Gray pre-\u2019'paradons ara alto available for care of oily or normal skin, at all batter cosmetic counters.crua, fit of St.Patrick\u2019s Parish, on Woodgate, Mrs.M.W.Hicks, Mrs Saturday afternoon, February 23, | J.D.Owen, Mrs.Marguerite Gillis, will be: Mrs.F.E.S.Shelley, Mrs.j Mrs.A.R.Walters, Mrs.D.J.W.F.Steele, Mrs.Cesaire Ger-j O\u2019Keefe, Miss Ave Walsh, Miss vais, Mrs.Michael Stenson, Mrs.Anna Plamondon.E.B.Chalut, Mrs.G.B.Murphy, Mrs.Ashton Tobin, Mrs.L.G.Coogan, Mrs.N.B.Farrell, Mrs.H;nHM?ibAlheVSnIfv° Mere 'Vohn bride, was in cornflower blue tulle nen, Mrs.Albert Giroux, Mrs.John ; appliqued with ,acei a matching hat and she wore an orchid cor Mr.Morton D.Saxe was best man, and the ushers were Mr.Irving Eisenstat, Mr.Nathan Wein stein, Mr.Ben Eisenstat, Mr.Bernard Friedman and Mr.Aaron Golfman.Mrs.Weinstein, mother of the COOKBOOK THt WEEK From the Collection of 24 of the World\u2019s Greatest Cookbooks SPONSORED BY THIS MEWSPAPER New Cake Book Shows Clever Ways Of Combining Fruit With Cakes Banana circles make attractive and nutritious topping for cake.Bananas are featured in this ]% cup shortening Gold Nugget Cake, but all kinds of yy2 cups SUoar fruits fresh and canned, are utiliz- ~ ed in the unusual recipes offered 2 esgs\u2019 we beaten in the Record\u2019s third book, 250 1 teaspoon vanilla Classic Cake Recipes.Even left-1 \u2022> bananas, sliced over canned fruits come into their Sift flour, baking powder and own in the luscious suggestions for salt together.Add milk to mashed upsidedown cakes, and there are bananas.Cream shortening with alt kinds of ideas for cakes with fruit pulp or fruit fillings in this bright new cookbook.Here\u2019s how to mçke this attractive cake: GOLD NUGGET CAKE 2 cups sifted flour Vi teaspoon baking powder Li teaspoon baking soda '/i teaspoon salt, li cup sour milk or buttermilk 1 cup mashed bananas sugar until fluffy.Add eggs and beat well.Add sifted dry ingredients and milk mixture alternately, beating well after each addition.Stir in flavoring.Pour into greased pans and bake in moderate oven (375°) 30 minutes.Cool.Pul layers together with Banana Frosting and sliced bananas.Spread frosting over top and sides of cake and garnish with sliced bananas.Makes 2 8-inch layers.sage.Mrs.Eisenstat, mother of the groom, wore a gown of cocoa |ace over rose taffeta, a rose flower hat, and a corsage of pink roses.Mr.and Mrs.Eisenstat left later J by plane for New York City, the | bride travelling in a navy suit, | under a grey lamb coat, and a j white hat.Upon their return they took up residence at 5880 Gatineau ave., j Montreal.Out of town guests were Mr.and j Mrs.Jack Steinberg, Mrs.Sylvia I Steinberg, Mr.and Mrs.John i Sarenson, New York; Mr.and Mrs.1 Samuel Ludman, Miss Norma Ludman, Mr.and Mrs.Julius Sarenson, Providence, R.I.; Dr.and Mrs.Clarence Rosenhek, Camp-bellton, N.B.; Mr.and Mrs.II.Steingart, Miss Bella Steingart, Mr.and Mrs.Ben Perlitch, of Quebec; Mr.and Mrs.M.Gillman, Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Echenberg,.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Echenberg, Mr and Mrs.I.Echenberg, Mrs.Dave Echenberg, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Echenberg, Mr, and Mrs.Henry Weinstein, Mr.and Mrs.A.Schac-ter, Mr.and Mrs.Bert Hyman, Mr.and Mrs.M.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Sol Niloff, Mr.and Mrs.E.Slater, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bordoff, Mr.and Mrs.S.Shimclman, Mr.and Mrs.II.Steinberg, Mrs.B.Cohen, Mrs.L.Edgar, Mr.B.Steinberg, Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Jack Hitman and Miss B.Shmokler, Thetford Mines; Mr.and Mrs.A, Smofsky, Shippigan, N.B.; Mr.and Mrs.Jack Cantor, Drummondville; and Mrs.L.Greenspoon, Alexandria, Ont.on the table and ., the meal is ready 1 It\u2019s complété If It\u2019s QUattb His own brunch.He\u2019s got a lot behind him .and a lot still ahead, now he becomes manager of his first branch.Years of work and study and growing responsibility have prepared him.He saw a lot of Canada as he moved to different branches.He got to know the people in farming, suburban and industrial communities, and how they use the banlc.Now he takes over from the man who moves up .and the road to the top is open for both of them.Call upon the manager of your chartered bank.You will find him experienced, understanding, eager to serve you.One of a series by your bank Çbcidftu-^au' AMERICAN DESIGN OF BEAUTY \u2022 TORONTO \u2022 NEW YORK \u2022 LONDON C.O.SAINT JEAN LIMITED 21 Wellington St.North PHARMACIE OLIVIER 12 Wellington St.North CUP THIS COUPON for your copy of Cookbook No.3, \"250 Classic Cake Recipes\" and mail or bring it, together with 25 cents, to Cookbook Department, Sherbrooke Daily Record, 69 Wellington St.N., Sherbrooke.Name .AYER\u2019S CLIFF Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Saunders, i of Gunningsville, N.B., were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Pierce and Mrs.Martha Gibson, while in town to attend the funeral of Mr.Orrin Amy.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Garwood and two daughters, left on Sunday to take up residence in Montreal, where Mr.Garwood has a position, 'the Garwood family have only lived here a few months but during their stay made many friends,1 who regret that their stay was such a short one.Mrs.Neil Brevoort, of Beebe, tw.\t*\ti was a 8UGst of Mrs.Lydia Paul and Town or City .( Mjss jy[jidred paul) and caued on other friends.The friends of Mr.Daniel B.Keet, who fell two weeks ago fracturing a leg, will be interested in knowing that his condition is much the same.Mr.and Mrs.Marvel Smith and J sons, Tommie and Bobbie, of Hat-; ley, were guests of Mrs.Martha i Gibson and Mr.and Mrs.H.N.J Pierce.» Mrs.J.Arnold Wheeler, w ho has FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE! 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Street or Box Number .i i l I l Province .| Sherbrooke Record Cook Book To obtain Book No.Î, \"500 Tally Snacks\", or Book No.2, \"500 Dishes From Leftovers\", enclose an additional 25c for each.ONES POUSSETTE hub 15 WELLINGTON N.TEL.3-3222 4 »n Ten- -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, IV52- WINDSOR ROCKETTES AGAIN LADIES\u2019 E.T, CAGE CHAMPIONS Ten Teams Remain In Hunt For City Minor Hockey Championships; Juvenfles Meet Thursday Evening Ten teams remain in the minor set-up for the City Championships in the Juvenile, Midget and Bantam sections.The Compton County Juvenile league has declared their champions, with East Angus winning in the finals against Cook-shire.The Stanstead and Rock Island champions have also been declared and are as follows: Pee-Wees, Beebe A.A.; Bantams, Stanstead College; Midgets, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Juveniles, Stanstead College.East Angus and Stanstead College will meet in a home and home total goal series with the winners meeting the Sherbrooke winners.The Sherbrooke winners must all be declared for March 2nd, in order to meet the winners of the outside leagues.The Arena has been reserved and March 2nd will be known as \u201cAfternoon of Hockey\u201d when sudden death games will be played in all sections for the.Eastern Townships Championships.The Pee-Wees are also coming in for their share of hockey this year and in the St.Pat\u2019s Pee-Wee league, the Daredevils have not lost a game yet and will meet the winner of the Lennoxville league, which will be either B.C.S.Prep or Lennoxville High School.These two teams have played two tie games and the winner of the next game wdll meet the Daredevils of St.Pat's for the City Championship and the right to meet Beebe.In the Bantam \u201cA\u201d section, St.Pat\u2019s and B.C.S.are meeting in the second game of a two-game total goal series, with B.C.S.having won the first game 3-0.The winner will meet the winner of the Marche Jacques-Amicale Larocque series which is now tied at one game apiece.Larocque tied the series by winning Sunday by 4-2.In the Midget \u201cA\u201d section.St.Pat's have eliminated Sherbrooke High School in a two-game series HOCKEY LAST NIGHT'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit 4, Boston 2.INTERCOLLEGIATE Laval 5, Toronto 4.MARITIME MAJOR Sydney 4, Glace Bay 4.Saint John 4, Halifax 2.TONIGHT\u2019S GAMES QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE Sherbrooke at Chicoutimi.NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Toronto.AMERICAN LEAGUE Syracuse at St.Louis.QUEBEC JUNIOR LEAGUE Quebec at Canadiens.Three Rivers at Nationales.PROVINCIAL LEAGUE St.Laurent at Joliette.First game of round-robin series.STANDINGS QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE P W L D F APIs.Quebec .53\t32\t15\t6\t196\t149\t7U Royals 54\t30\t20\t4\t199\t169\t64 Chicoutimi 55\t24\t22\t9\t190\t162\t57 Ottawa 56\t24\t26\t6\t164\t185\t54 Valley field 55\t22\t28\t5\t159\t167\t49 Sherbrooke 54\t20\t27\t7\t141\t167\t47 Shawinigan 55\t17\t31\t7\t130\t182\t41 East Angus Downs Magog In Net Fixture Magog, Feb.19.\u2014 East Angus chalked up a 4-1 victory over Magog in a regular fixture of the St.Francis Valley Bedminton League.The games were all close with now meet B.C.S.Abenakis for the most of the games going three sets by identical scores of 8-1 for a 16-2 score on the round and will right to meet the winners of the Superieur-Larocque series.Larocque lead this series of two-games total goals by 2-0.The Juvenile finals have started and the Supérieur squad scored an upset by handing the first defeat of the season to the St.Francis before the winners were declared.All games were in the \"B\" section of the loop only.Following the afternoon games lunch was served the visitors with the tilts resuming after.A few ex- UI Lilt, .YUdm/U IU IIIU OI.x ianwo\t, __j r* _ _ team by a 3-1 score.A protest has hibition games were played after been lodged in this game by the the leagne games.St.Francis club for the reason that the last period was cut to fifteen minutes owing to lack of time.This protest will be decided upon during the next few days.The following is the schedule of the balance of the minor play-off games: Feb.20 At Arena; 6.30 P.M.\u2014Bantams.B.C.S.vs.St.Pat\u2019s.Feb.21 At Arena: 6.30 P.M.-Juveniles' 2nd game, St.Francis vs.Superior.Feb.22 At Arena; 6.00 P.M.\u2014Midgets, Superior vs.Larocque.At Arena; 7.00 P.M,\u2014Midgets.B.C.S.Abenakis vs.St.Pat\u2019s.Feb.23 At B.C.S rink; 2.00 P.M.\u2014Mid gets: winner Superior-Larocque vs winner St.Pat\u2019s-B.C.S.Abenakis.At Arena; 6.00 P.M.\u2014 Marche Jacques Bantams vs.Amicale Larocque.At Arena; 7.00 P.M.\u2014Juveniles, St.Francis vs.Superior, (if necessary).Feb.25 At B.C.S.; 7.30 P.M.\u2014Bantam, winner Jacques-Larocque vs.B.C.S.-St.Pat\u2019s.Feb.27 At Arena; 6.30 P.M.\u2014Midgets, winner Superior-Larocque vs.winner St.Pat\u2019s B.C.S.Abenakis.Feb.28 At Arena; 6.30 P.M.\u2014Bantam, winner Jacques-Larocque vs.winner St.Pat\u2019s-B.C.S.French Skater Rated Tops Despite His Age Oslo, Feb.19.\u2014(/P)\u2014Alain Gilet-ti is almost undistinguishable from the hundreds of Norwegian small fry who press around the gates to collect autographs from competitors in the Winter Olympic; Games.But Alain goes right through the gates.He\u2019s the only starter from France in the men\u2019s figure skating which open today, although he just turned 12-years-old \u2014 the youngest entry in the games.Alain is the French Senior Champion in figure skating, and with a 10-year-old partner won the junior pairs title, too.He is not reckoned to throw any scares into America's Dick Button, who has won the World Championship for the last four years and is the defending Olympic Champion.But Alain still could be the darling of the crowd no matter where he finishes among the starting list of 14 skaters.Alain beat four competitors for his French title, and finished fourth among the 11 entries in the European championships about two weeks ago.The medals he has won look pretty but Alain's greatest prize is the pocket knife he was given after he skated an exhibition in Vienna.Down Bishop\u2019s University Co-Eds To Sweep Two-Game Points\u2019 Series; Quebec Plays At Windsor Saturday Windsor Mills, Feb.19.\u2014For the third year in a row Windsor Kockettes won the Ladies' Eastern Townships Intermediate Basketball Championship here last night, defeating Bishop's University, 45 \u2022 35.The Rockettes won the opener of the two - game series at Lennoxville a week ago Monday by a score of 38 - 28 and so took the playoff series by 20 points, 83 - 63 on the round.The team which entered the E.T.League three years ago under the piloting of Perc Whitney and has won the League Championship ever since now meets the winner of the Quebec City League in the semi - finals for the Provincial crow n.Quebec City comes to Windsor Saturday night for the opener of the two-game series at the Canada Paper Club, starting at 8:30 o\u2019clock.Windsor Rockettes will play the return match in the Provincial Capital on Saturday, March 1st.Almost 200 fans crowded into®-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- the Canada Paper Club last night well, showing particularly good to watch the Rockettes retain their work on rebounds.But it was a monopoly on E.T.championships, team effort w hich returned the R.The co-eds gave the game the A.Stewart trophy to Winasor Protean Edges Alain In Scoring Of E.T.Intermediate \u201cA\u201d League The final standing of scorers in the E.T.Intermediate \u201cA\u201d Hockey League shows that Protean of Vic-toriaville ended the season in first place, one point ahead of his teammate Alain.Playing coach Renaud Grégoire, of Drummondville, wound up in third place, six points behind the leader, and Frank Mor-neaii, Waterloo defenceman, was fourth.Gendron, of Windsor Mills, was sixth, one point behind Victoria-ville\u2019s Newton.Frankie Reid, of Magog, follows Gendron.Austin Cook of Richmond managed to get 25 points in the abbreviated Phantom season and Bert Morin was highest scorer for Sherbrooke with 13 goals and eight assists.The standing, compiled by sta tistician Gordon (Chick) Whatley, is as follows: Pen in G.A.P.Min.Protean, Vic.25 26 51 41 xx-Alain.Vic.Grégoire, Drum.Morneau, Wat.Newton, Vic.Gendron, W.M.F.Reid, Magog Blais, Vic.Fausse, Waterloo 29 21 50 50 19 26 45 18 10\t29 39 32 11\t25 36 0 17 18 35 35 12\t20 32 20 15 16 31 32 14 17 31 18 MEMORIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE j xx-J.L.Reid, Magog 13 18 32 36 Granby Cowansville Bedford Knowlton .Farnham P 15 13 12 12 8 L\tD\tF\tA Pts.6\t1\t90\t63\t17 4\t2\t67\t51\t16 5\t1\t59\t51\t15 7\t0\t81\t80\t10 6\t0\t34\t64\t4 x-Pepin, Drum.Laçasse, Drum.9 22 31 25 15 14 29 6 L.Thivierge, Magog 15 13 28 11 Couture, Drum.\t13\t14\t27\t10 Belhumeur, Vic.\t6\t21\t27\t0 x-Theriault, Vic.\t4\t23\t27\t19 MacDonald, Wat.\t12\t14\t26\t14 Cook, Richmond .10 15 25 20 Smith, Wat.8\t16\t24\t18 xx-Bcrgeron, Vic.\t8\t16\t24\t28 x-Charbonneau, Wat.11 11 22 16 x-Beauchesne, Vic.7 15 22 32 x-Salvail, Vic.\t7\t15\t22\t46 xMorin, Sher.13 8 21 25 Bissonnette, Rich.10 11 21 4 Gauthier, W.M.10 10 20 0 Moore, Wat.\t9 11 20 48 Jussaume, Drum.\t6\t14\t20\t4 Laporte, W.M.12 7 19 6 Dubuc, Drum.11 8 19 12 Hayden, Sher.12 6 18 14 Payette, Drum.\t9\t9\t18\t4 xx-Vigneau, Vic.7 11 18 56 6 12 18 22 5\t13 18 23 11\t6 17 6 10 7 17 12 9 8 17 36 8 9 17 30 6\t11 17 41 7\t9 16 12 6 9 15 2 12\t2 14 27 5\t9 14 43 6\t*7 13 16 4 9 13 77 3 10 13 6 6 6 12 19 old college try and it was a bitter struggle to the very end.Trailing by 10 points before the game even started, Bishop\u2019s were even further handicapped when flashy Mary Dorrian was given two personal fouls, seconds after the opening whistle.University coach Howie Littlejohn was forced to use Miss Dorrian very sparingly after that and after the first half she appeared only briefly in the fourth quarter as she had only one \u201cpersonal\u201d to go before banishment.Bishop\u2019s lost a good many points as a result, judging by past performances.After a brief Bishop\u2019s flurry at the beginning of the game, Windsor went ahead to stay, leading 11-9, 23-16 and 33-26 at the end of the first three quarters, respectively- The wide-open style of play kept the crowd in a high state of excitement throughout the game which was marked by exceptionally-good shooting by both teams.AVindsor used the \u201ccombination defence,\u201d their forwards playing zone and the guards playing \u201cman to man.\u201d The University crew countered with a set defence style of play, sinking quite a few' long shots.Hilary Watt, Windsor center, again showed the way for the winners, scoring 18 points, high for the night.Shirley Robinson and Sally Butler were next best for Windsor in a scoring way, w'ith six each.Jean Westgate.Rockettes\u2019 guard, piled up four personals in short order and Barbara Ross, a rookie, did a good job relieving Miss Westgate who, after the first quarter, played only briefly in the final period.All the Windsor guards, played again.For Bishop\u2019s, hard - working Daphne Atchison played a stellar game at guard while \u201cside-shot\u201d McKindsey played a strong game both ways.Pivot-shooting Pam Garland picked up 14 points for the University, second only to Miss Watt\u2019s total.Referees Dave Turnbull and Warren Forbes, both of Sherbrooke, didn\u2019t miss a trick last night and drew great praise from the rival coaches for their fine work.The refs called 36 personals, 18 on each team and each squad sank half their free shots.WINDSOR AGAIN! Bishop\u2019s FG FT PF Pts Mary Dorrian .1\t0\t4\t2 Betsy McKindsey\t.\t4\t1\t3\t9 Brenda Styan .1\t0\t0\t2 Daphne Atchison\t.\t0\t1\t2\t1 Pam Garland .4\t6\t1\t14 Lee Scovven .0\t0\t4\t0 Diana Reid .2\t1\t0\t5 Barbara Magor.0\t0\t4\t0 Sylvia Burt .1\t0\t0\t2 Nims Smith .0\t0\t0\t0 13 9 18 35 Windsor Carmen Allard .0\t0\t0\t0 Denise Allard .3\t0\t4\t6 Sally Butler .2\t2\t3\t6 Noreen Butler .1\t0\t2\t2 Barbara Ross .0\t0\t1\t0 Shirley Robinson\t.\t2\t0\t0\t4 Jeanne Raymond\t.\t1\t3\t3\t5 Jean Westgate .2\t0\t4\t4 Hilary Watt .7\t4\t1\t18 18 9 18 45 Score on Round \u2014 Windsor 83, Bishop\u2019s 63.Waterloo Downs Sherbrooke 9-6 For Third Strai?!t Win In Playoffs; Teams Meet Here Thursday Evening x-Desrochers, Rich.Cloutier, W.M.| Gagnon, Magog .! Rainville, Wat.| x-Champagne, Vic, .! Allard, Drum.Leclerc, Drum.Benoit, Vic.Godhue, Magog .\t.Gingues, Sher.x-Melaneon, Drum., Bergeron, Magog xx-G.Spenard, W.M.Mercier, Sher.i Menard, Sher.x\u2014Denotes misconduct penalty.NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L D F A Pts.Detroit 54\t33\t11\t10\t154\t98\t76 Canadiens 56\t27\t22\t7\t153\t129\t61 Toronto 55\t24\t18\t13\t130\t114\t61 New York 54\t19\t25\t10\t140\t161\t48 Boston .55\t18\t25\t12\t120\t142\t48 Chicago 54\t14\t34\t6\t119\t172\t34 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division P W L D F A Pts.Pittsburgh 55\t39 13\t3\t221\t138\t81 Cleveland .56\t34 17\t5\t215\t143\t73 Cincinnati 58\t25 27\t6\t156\t186\t56 St.Louis .55\t23 31\t1\t205\t208\t47 tndiana\u2019lis 57\t18 34\t5\t194\t224\t41 Eastern Division P W L D F APIs.Hershey 55\t28 22\t5\t196\t163\t61 Providence 56\t25 28\t3\t214\t224\t53 Buffalo .55\t22 29\t4\t174\t232\t48 Syracuse 57\t22 35\t0\t176\t233\t44 QUEBEC JUNIOR LEAGUE P W L D F A Pts.Canadiens 46\t33 11\t2\t204\t105\t68 Quebec .46\t29 17\t0\t231\t147\t58 T.Rivers .45\t26 17\t2\t196\t162\t54 Nats.\t46\t26 19\t1\t207\t177\t53 St.Jerome 47\t19 28\t0\t200\t240\t33 Granby .\t48\t3 44\t1\t101\t302\t7 Industrial Supplies \u2019;J ALEMITE BLACK A DECKER ;.OUREX j EVEREADY FEROQO CLIDDlN RESTER LINCOLN ELECTRIC S.K.F WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS TIMKEN *- BEAR I NT.j *~^>^SERVICE ^**-*-^ TOOLS WEATHERHEAD V BELTS \u2014 PULLEYS INGERSOLL-RANO Dawson Auto Parts 43 Wellington St $ Western Rinks Continue Schoolboy Spiel With Edge Over Eastern Squads Moncton, N.B., Feb.19.\u2014 «P \u2014 j British Columbia and Manitoba, two of the four western rinks tied : at the top of the Dominion schoolboy bonspiel following the first day of play, start off today's three I rounds.Gary Thode\u2019s defending Saskat-j chewan champions, Alberta, B.C.and Manitoba emerged from yesterday's two rounds each with two wins.Quebec and New Brunswick each posted a win and a loss, and Onlario, Northern Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia | lost both their games.Newfound-1 land is not represented.The four-day round-robin contest for the Sifton Trophy ends Thursday.The ten rinks of the teen-aged boys were guests at a dinner given last night by the New Brunswick government.Earlier they dined with the Moncton Rotary Club.| The defending champs meet Alberta in this morning's round of the round-robin event while New Brunswick goes against Quebec, | Nova Scotia against Northern Ontario and P.E.I.against Ontario Here is today's draw: Third round: British Columbia vs.Manitoba: New Brunswick vs.Quebec; Nova Scotia and Northern Ontario; P.E.I.vs.Ontario; Alberta vs.Saskatchewan.Fourth round: Quebec vs.Nova Scotia: P.E.I.vs.Saskatchewan; Alberta vs.Manitoba; British Columbia vs.Northern Ontario; On-taria vs.New Brunswick.Fifth round: Saskatchewan vs.Northern Ontario; Nova Scotia vs.Ontario; Quebec vs.British Columbia; Alberta vs.New Brunswick; P.E.I.vs.Manitoba.Hjalmar Anderson Sets Olympic Speed Mark Oslo, Feb.19.\u2014 (k' \u2014 Amazing Hjalmar Andersen of Norway virtually completed a triple grand slam in speed skating at the Olympics yesterday when he broke his own world record in the 10,000 meter race by 11.6 seconds.The Mercury-footed, 28-ycar-old athletic hero of the Norscland sped around the Bislett Stadium track in 16 minutes, 45.8 second to the thunderous cheers of more than 25,000 fans including Crown Prince Olav and his son, Prince Harald.Andersen\u2019s sensational mark bettered his own recognized world mark of 16:57.4 set last year.Winner of the 5,000-meter event in Olympic record time and victor in the 1,500-meter race yesterday, ( Andersen seemed a cinch to be-I come the first Winter Olympic star ever to win three gold medals In consecutive days.i His time was far better than the LAST NIGHT\u2019S STAR Gordie Howe of Detroit who tallied twice and figured in another scoring play to pace the Red Wings to a 4 2 victory over Boston Bruins Monday night.N.H.L.LEADERS Standings\u2014Detroit, won 33, lost 11, tied 10\u201476 points.Points\u2014Howe, Detroit, 16.Goals\u2014Howe, Detroit, 33.Assists\u2014Lach, Montreal, 4L Shutouts\u2014Sawchuk, Detroit, 11.Penalties \u2014 Kyle, Boston, 115 minutes.FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Richmond, Va.\u2014Roland Nabors, 144:i/4, Hartford, Conn., knocked I out Richard (Doc) Watkins, 140, Pittsburgh (1); Alfredo Lagrutto, 14114, Milan, Italy, outpointed Basil Marie, 136, Philadelphia (8).Olympic record of 17:24 2 set by 'another Norwegian sports hero, Ivar Ballangrud, in 1936 at Gar-misch - Psrtenkirchen, Germany.Ballangrud captured three gold j medals that year but not on sue-Icessive days.Ab Norris\u2019 Maroons, of Waterloo, moved a notch close to the semi-finals of the Eastern Townships Intermediate Hockey League last night when they chalked up a 9-6 win over Sherbrooke Intermediates in a free-scoring affair at the local Arena before a meagre crowd of 250 fans.The Maroons had copped the first two tilts of the series, played in Waterloo, and last night\u2019s win made it three straight for the Norris\u2019 clan.The same teams will meet again Thursday evening at the local Arena.The visitors were minus four of their players including their regular goalie, Belanger.His place was taken by His Worship Mayor Ab Norris and His Worship turned in a very good game considering it was his first time this year he had been called upon for service.The other players formed a complete line and were Bergeron, Langlois and Lemieux.Smith led the attack for the Maroons with two goals and two assists, while Fausse and Mercier notched two goals and an assist each.Rainville, Morneau and Charbonneau accounted for the others.Guy Roby, Dave Hayden, Larry Menard, Guy Dussault, Bertrand and Darche were the marksmen for the Sherbrooke squad.The Sherbrooke team seemed well headed for a victory when they notched three goals to lead 3-0 before half of the opening period had slipped by.The Maroons, however, settled down and gradually reduced the margin as they held the upper hand during the last half of the frame.Hayden, Menard and Darche were the scorers with the latter\u2019s effort coming when two players were sitting on the penalty bench.Guy Dussault drew' a penalty and while he was sitting it out Rainville batted home a rebound after the over-worked Paul Duchesne had made a terrific stop.A minute later Smith registered the second goal when he received a perfect pass from Morneau near the goal mouth.Dave Hayden missed a wonderful opportunity when he had Norris outguessed but his shot nicked the goal post, The second period was the complete reversal of the first as the Maroons took over and turned on the heat.Morneau tallied just forty-six seconds after the opening when he golfed one which Duchesne never saw as his view was completely blocked by a gang in front of his nets.Six minutes later Guy Roby came through with a similar effort when his \u201cgolf\u201d shot eluded Norris to nestle in the meshings and give the locals a 4-3 lead.A penalty to Darche enabled the Maroons to knot the count once again, as Smith tallied his second goal of the evening.Char-bonneau made it 5-4 for the Maroons and then Mercier moved \u201cPop\u201d 1:50 .2:32 10:56 it further ahead just before the end of the frame.The final period saw both teams still going all out on the attack.Morin moved the locals closer when he tallied but the Maroons bounced back with two goals about the middle of the frame.Guy Dussault registered the final marker for the Sherbrooke club while Fausse notched the final tally of the game just twenty-seconds before the end.Referees: Pat Murphy, Leroux.First Period 1\u2014\tSherbrooke, Hayden , 2\u2014\tSherbrooke, Menard .3\u2014\tSherbrooke, Darche (Morin) .4\u2014\tWaterloo, Rainville (Norris, Smith) .14:23 5\u2014\tWaterloo, Smith (Morneau, Rainville) .\t15:42 Penalties: Moore 6:22, Gingues, McDonald 9:29, G.Dussault 13:17, Charbonneau, 10 minute misconduct.Second Period 6\u2014\tWaterloo, Morneau .0:46 7\u2014\tSherbrooke, Roby (Morin, Mercier) .6;06 8\u2014\tWaterloo, Smith (Morneau) .10:26 9\u2014\tWaterloo, Charbonneau (Fausse) .13:44 10\u2014\tWaterloo, Mercier (Moore) .17:07 Penalties: Moore 2:53.Morneau 3:40, Fausse 6:41, Cyr, McDonald 7:05.Third Period 11\u2014\tSherbrooke, Morin (Roby) .3:57 12\u2014\tWaterloo, Fausse (McDonald, Charbonneau) 10:10 13\u2014\tVwat<\u2019rl00> Mercier (Smith, Rainville) .\t12:53 14\u2014\tSherbrooke, G.Dussault (Pepin) .13:02 15\u2014\tWaterloo, Fausse (McDonald, Norris) 19:40 Penalties: Morneau 3:11, Mercier 5:45, McDonald, J.Dussault 14:29, Gingues 14:31.SHOTS Duchesne.10 11\t17\u201438 Norris .11 12 13\u201436 Gordie Howe Paces Wings To Victory Detroit, Feb.19.\u2014 <?) \u2014 Gordie Howe scored two goals in the last eight minutes, capping a third-period rally which brought Detroit Red Wings a 4-2 victory over Boston Bruins here last night.It was the first-place Detroit\u2019s sixth stràight triumph, boosting its National Hockey League lead to 15 points, biggest of the season.Howe\u2019s two goals were his 32nd and 33rd of the season, tops in the N.H.L.the last one was a 60-foot shot into an empty cage after goalie Jim Henry was pulled with 55 seconds left.Twice Boston held the lead.Dave Creighton counted his 15th of the year for the only first-period counter.The Wings tied it briefly on Glen Skov\u2019s rap of his own rebound.Again Boston went ahead when Ed Sandford carried 160 feet and finished off his own rebound.Boston went into a tight defensive shell at the start of the final stanza.A fast passing play between Alex Delvecchio and Fred Glover sent rookie Johnny Wilson streaking in for the tying tally at 11:46.Then Howe hit for the first time on a rap at Ted Lindsay\u2019s rebound.The puck appeared not to go across the line, but it definitely did when Bill Quackenbush muffed it on a hasty clearance attempt.A crowd of 12,597 saw the game.Jean - Pierre Roy To Play With Ottawa Montreal, Feb.19.\u2014 (® \u2014Jean-Pierre Roy, who in 1945 pitched Montreal Royals to 25 International Baseball League victories, said yesferday he has received his release from Drummondville Cubs of the Provincial League and may pitch for Ottawa Athletics of the International League this coming season.The Montreal-born hurler said he has signed with Ottawa, row a farm club of Philadelphia Athletics, as a free agent.Most National Hockey League Honors Go To Detroit But Spotlight Is On Montreal-Toronto Second-Place Tiff Montreal, Feb.19.\u2014<1\u2014Detroit Red Wings may be grabbing just about all the honors there are to grab in the National Hockey League these days but the spotlight has shifted from the powerful Wings to the battle going between Montreal and Toronto.The upsurging Canadiens caught up with the Leafs in team standings during the week and this without the sendees of high-scoring ace Maurice (The Rocket) Richard, sidelined by injuries for 13 games.Reason for the Montrealer\u2019s climb is the fact that the Habs had two victories in three starts during the week while the best the Leafs could do in three games was a single tie.Upshot ot the whole thing is that the Red Wings pace the pack with 74 points while Toronto and Montreal ore tied for second with 61.Tied for fourth place, at 43 points apiece, are , New Y'ork Rangers and Boston Bruins.(The standings and individual statistics are official ones released today and include games up to and including Feb.17).In the individual scoring department, Detroit\u2019s Gordie Howe continues to show the way with 58 points, made up of a record 31 goals and 27 assists.Montreal\u2019s Elmer Lach holds down second spot with 53 points\u2014 12 goals and a pace-setting 41 assists.In third spot is Ted Lindsay of Detroit, who has a 19-28 mark for 47 points while fourth is Don Raleigh, of New Y'ork, with 41 goals and 32 assists\u201446 points.Sid Smith, of Toronto, comes next with 42 and Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, of Montreal, and Johnny Peirson, of Boston, are tied with 41.Among the goalkeepers, Detroit\u2019s Terry Sawchuk continues to hold the spotlight with 11 shut- outs and a average of 1:81 goals-against in the 53 games in which he has participated.A1 Rollins, of Toronto, and Jim Henry, of Boston, have five shutouts apiece.Rollins, having a 2:07 mark and Henry 2:55.The Leafs are the most penalized club with 582 minutes spent in the penalty box and Rangers have the least\u2014421 minutes.7 he individual bad man is Guy Kyle, of Boston, who has spent 115 minutes in the cooler.The leaders: Lindsay, Detroit , Raleigh, New Y'ork Smith, Toronto Geoffrion, Montreal Peirson, Boston Richard.Montreal .Kennedy.Toronto Bentley, Toronto Meger, Montreal Mosienko, Chicagc Sloan, Toronto Schmidt, Boston Gardner, Toronto Watson, Toronto G\tA\tPts.31\t27\t58 12\t41\t53 19\t28\t47 14\t32\t46 18\t24\t42 23\t18\t41 16\t25\t41 25\t15\t40 15\t24\t39 12\t24\t36 12\t24\t38 21\t14\t35 19\t16\t35 21\t13\t34 18\t16\t34 14\t20\t34 18\t15\t33 10\t22\t32 20\t11\t31 15\t16\t31 7\t24\t31 17\t13\t30 13\t17\t30 12\t18\t30 9\t21\t30 Weedon Travels To lime Ridge Tonight In Second Playoff Tilt Lime Ridge, Feb.19.\u2014Weedon ; violations of the rules and their journeys to Lime Ridge tonight in goalkeeper was kept busy through- i out the period but kept Lime Gamble, Montreal Slowinski, New Y\u2019ork Peters, Chicago Ronty, New York .Goalkeeper\u2019s Records G Sawchuk, Det.55 Rollins, Tor.55 McNeil, Mont.56 129 Henry, Boston 54 138 Rayner, N.Y, .53 159 Francis, N.Y.\t1 N.Y.totals .54 Lumley, Chi.54 x-Roberts, Chi.1 Chicago totals .54 X-replaced Lum] second period Nov.25.Penalties in minutes by clubs New York.421, Boston, 458; Detroit, 495; Chicago, 499; Montreal, 53C; Toronto, 582.GA SO\t\tAvg.s 96\t11\t1.81 \u2022 114\t5\t2.07 ; 129\t2\t2.30 : 138\t5\t2.55 : 159\t2\t3.00 0\t0\t2.00 : 161\t2\t2 98 : 172\t2\t3.13 0\t0\t000 : 172\t2\t3.18 ley at\tend of\t Phil Vitale Fined And Suspended For Fracas an attempt, to square the Wolfe-Compton Hockey League playoff series at one game apiece.Lime Ridge won the opener at Weedon Sunday afternoon by the score of 5-4.In the first period, Guillette scored on a passs from Lacroix to give Lime Ridge the edge.Dostie, again tied the score for Lime resulted in the game being award- Ridge at bay with sensational work until close to the end of the period when Lacroix made it 3-2 | Moncton, N.B., Feb.19.\u2014 CP) \u2014-for the visitors, .on passes from Phil Vitale, rugged Charlottetown Charest and Guillette.\tIslanders defenceman, yesterday Drouin scored two goals for was suspended for five games and Weedon in the third and with fined $100 for his part in a dispute three, minutes to go Prcfontaine in Charlottetown last, week which Ridge and 2 on of Weedon, quickly knotted the count at 1-1 and ten minutes before the period ended Lessard scored another goal for Weedon.Lime Ridge tied the score at 2-2 early in the middle frame.10 on Lime Weedon players were banished for i Weedon.Gilles Dube Holds Onto Top Spot In \u201cPlayer Of Distinction\u201d\u2019 Voting In Close Battle For Lord Calvert Ridge at 4-4, on a pass from God- ed to Sydney Millionaires, bout.Lacroix, unassisted, scored The suspension and fine were the last Lime Ridge goal.\thanded down at a meeting of the A total of 12 penalties was eal- Maritime Major Hockey League led by referees Guild and Stone, here yesterday.Ray Powell Enjoys Good Lead In Race New York, Feb.19\u2014(®\u2014Centre Ray Powell of Providence Reds heads into the home stretch today in his bid for the American Hockey League scoring championship.Powell enjoys a 12-point edge over the rest of the field with only four weeks of play remaining.The veteran playmaker has collected 78 points on 30 goals and 48 assists.His assist harvest is tops in the circuit.Steve Wochy, veteraa right winger of Cleveland Barons, is second with 66 points and Jackie Hamilton of St.Loujs third with 64, Wochy is the League\u2019s top goal-getter with 32.Pittsburgh's Gil Mayer leads in AVith only a few home games re-1 maining locally, Gilles Dube con-.tinned today to hold the lead in ! Sherbrooke\u2019s \u201cPlayer of Distinc-1 tion\u201d voting for the Lord Calvert Trophy.The sharp-shooting veteran who zoomed from fifth into first position last week, succeeded in keeping ahead of the field although his margin is being seriously threatened by at least four Saints\u2019 players.Dube\u2019s season count has now reached 3,037 points.The voting in Sherbrooke ends on March 1 which marks the team\u2019s last home game.The player with the most points after that final game will be awarded the Lord j Calvert Trophy.The presentation to the winner will take place at the Saints\u2019 first local playoff tilt.With the team rolling along at a sizzling clip, the voting locally has been heavy.The battle for the \u201cPlayer of Distinction\u201d honor is being closely contested and the voting in these remaining games will help decide the winner.Bunny Smith who led the team at the ballot polls for most of the season, remains in runner-up spot.The local favorite with a total of 2.522 lies 515' points away from the top perch.Bobby Pepin is in third place with 2,311.Jimmy Planche is in fourth position but only 33 points behind Pepin.Roger Bessette, winner of the Lord Calvert Trophy last season, remains seven behind Planche to make the race for these positions that much closer.Nils Tremblay is sixth with 2,120 followed by Rene Pepin (2.028); Bill Kyle (1,936); Guy Labrie (1,898) and Joe Lepine (1,852).The \u201cPlayer of Distinction\u201d voting in other league cities sees Jean Béliveau ahead in Quebec; Ted The report by referees Gerald Mathieu and Frank Elliott on the incident said Vitale was one of the chief offenders in a mix-up in which he was given a match-misconduct penalty.The report said Vitale shot the puck toward referee Mathieu after he had been given a minor penalty, and grabbed one referee by the necktie and pushed him against the boards.Vitale will miss games in Char-Hodgson in Shawinigan; Paul Le- lottetown Feb.18th and 20th.at clerc in Valleyfield; and Jean Paul ; Sydney Feb.23rd, Glace Bay Feb.Lamirande in Chicoutimi.\t25th, and Halifax March 1st.TONIGHT! Masquerade of 1052 j\tpresented by SHERBROOKE ARTIST BUREAU INC.ot the SHERBROOKE ARENA 8:30 p.m.Contestants: 50c \u2014 Spectators: 25c \u2014 Children 15e Prizes \u2014 Fun for everyone.the race for goal-tending honors.Mayer has the best average, 2.45, and has turned in the most shutouts.five.Buffalo\u2019s Pete Durham continues to lead in penalties with 146 minutes.Leading scorers: Player and club\tG Powell, Providence .30 Wochy, Cleveland .32 Hamilton, St.Louis 19 Armstrong, Pittsburgh 30 Burnett.Syracuse .20 Rçihel, Indianapolis .29 Si^livan, Providence .21 Demarco, Buffalo .21 Hussard.Pittsburgh 14 Wrachfald, Indianapolis 18 Additional Sport on page 5 WHEN ONLY WILL pud I "]