Sherbrooke daily record, 16 mai 1952, vendredi 16 mai 1952

[" s\tM\tT\tMAY W\tT\tF\t3 4\t5\t6\t7\t1 8\t2 9\t3 1Ô n\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24 25\t26\t27\t23\t29\t30\t31 THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEATHER COOL\u2014CLOUDY Cloudy with sunny periods today.Saturday sunny with a few cloudy periods.Continuing cool.Winds westerly 15 becoming light tonight.Low tonight and high Saturday at Sherbrooke 40 and 60.Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, MAY 16.1032 World News In Brief Ottawa, May 16 \u2014 ?\u2014 All restrictions on the use of aviation gasoline in Alberta, Yukon and Northwest Territories are being lifted immediately, T.N.Beaupre, assistant deputy minister of defence production, said today.The 35-per-cent cut.caused hy depiction of supplies resulting by the United States oil strike, also is being removed from certain grades of fuel in British Columbia, but still will remain in force in eastern Canada, Mr.Beaupre said in an interview.* * * Philadelphia, May 16\u2014t/l-\u2019i \u2014 Averell Harriman, mutual security director, has moved ahead of Senator Estes Kcfau-ver of Tennessee in the race for the Mcmorratic Presidential nomination.A new survey by the Associated Press of Pennsylvania delegates to the national nominating convention in Chicago in July gives him a total of 32 votes assured at the convention compared with ST/i for Kefauver.The totals are still a long way from the 616 votes necessary to gain the nomination at the convention.* * Rangoon, Burma, May 16\u2014 (Reuters)\u2014Chinese nationalist guerrillas, encamped on Burma's eastern frontier, have raided and looted a town and three neighboring villages in the communist-held Yunnan province of China, according to reports received here today.Observers here did not attach much significance to the raids as the nationalists marie no effort to hold any part of the communist territory, returning with 33 mule-loads of property and 319 captured communists.* * * IJ.S.Fifth Air Force, Korea, May 16 \u2014i/P)\u2014 The air force announced today that Col.Walker M.Mahurin, one of the leading United States fighter pilots, was shot down over Korea Tuesday.The 33-year-old Sabre jet pilot who shot down more than 25 planes in two wars hasn\u2019t been heard from since he radioed: \u201cI\u2019ve been hit by flak and I think I\u2019m on fire.\u201d The air force said it didn't know whether he parachuted.* ¦ * * Jakarta, Indonesia.May 16 ¦\u2014l/P)\u2014The Indonesian government has ordered Bol» L.Kroon, Associated Press Correspondent in Jakata, to leave the country by May 21.Information Minister Arnold Mononutu said Kroon's residence permit, had expired.He is a Dutch citizen.The request for renewal of the permit was refused because of what Monoutu called K r n o n\u2019s \u201cDutch colonial attitude, antagonistic to the people of Indonesia for five years, denied lack of sympathy for the new' stale.Mononutu said the order for Kroon to leave the fcoun-try had \u201cno connection with his reporting for the Associated Press.\u201d Increased Meat Shipments Will Result From Barter Deal With New Zealand West German Chancellor Wins Case Bonn.Germany, May 16.\u2014 (P \u2014 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer triumphed over his Socialist opposition in the courts today and won approval to go ahead next week with the signing of treaties to rearm West Germany and ally it with the west.Earlier today allied and German negotiators, alter an 18-hour ses-: scion, announced they would complete on Monday all but a lev clauses of the proposed peace con-I tract and that the big three for-! cign ministers would come here i late next week to settle those | points and sign (he treaty with j Adenauer.I Adenauer's legal victory came in I he federal constitutional court at : Karlsruhe, which rejected a Soeial-j isl petition that the Chancellor be forbidden to sign the peace enn-: tract and its companion European-army trealy to raise 400,000 German troops lor western defence.The court ruled Adenauer's signing of the pact would be legal, since they must be ratified by the federal parliament.That left it up to the Socialists to try defeating ratification.Spokesmen for the allies and Germans, meanwhile, announced after their 18-hour, all-night session they had reached agreemenl on 25 points in the contract, leaving only five to finish in their final meeting Monday.A haggard and exhausted senior allied official said afterwards that the session cleared up enough of the outstanding points in the treaty, which paves the way for German contribution to western defence, to make the signing \u201calmost a certainty\u201d by the end of i May.I Eastern Germany now is carry-i ing on a propaganda campaign ¦ against the agreement, warning j that its effects will be apparent in | West Berlin the day after the I treaty is ratified and threatening ! West German parliament members with reprisals.Gardiner Announces Additiono! Tripartite Plan.Arrangement Under s meat among week.shipments io the two coun-will be even Ottawa, May It.\u2014(CP)\u2014Canada hr United Kingdom, under a barter plan tries and New Zealand announced last larger than anticipated.An additional arrangement under the tripartite plan was announced in the Commons yesterday by Agriculture Minister Gardiner.The extra amount of meat will depend on the amount ot profits resulting from the sale of frozen New Zealand beef in the United States.The plan announced last h riday if market for surplus Canadian meat in States foot-and-mouth embargo.It about 40,000,000 pounds of Oil Strike Will Soon Be Settled meat, mostly ¦at This will replace a mount of New Zealand designed to provide a the face of the United involves shipments of beef, to Britain.similar frozen jccf.part nf Britain\u2019s order under t long-term agreement with New iealancl.The beef from New ¦calami will be sold in Ihc United Mates.Canada will be paid in dollars m amount equal to the U.K.price ! for New Zealand beef.But the U.S.price is expected to be higher Washington.Mav 16.\u2014(T>\u2014The j than the U.K.price\u2014and Canada simmering oil strike started to cool I and .New Zealand will split this off today.\t| profit.Government officials, eyeing i Under Ihe new step announced what one of them called a \"pretty | yesterday.New Zealand will use critical\u201d shortage of aviation gas, tier share of the profit to buy CADET CORES INSPECTED: Ihe Magog High School Cadet morning by Et.-Col.F.L.Armitage, K.D., 27th Field Brigade, in the above photo taking the salute on the reviewing stand, cadet corps\u2014three time winners of Ihe Strathcona Trophy the giving Ihe best demonstration in drill and commands.Corps, No.568, was inspected Hus Coatieook.U.Col, Armitage is seen Cadet Major Francis Whittier led awarded annually lo the corps (Record photo by Gerry l.emny) Red Negotiators Blast Allies, Dare Them To Break Off Armistice Talks Causeway Work Starts This Month Berlin.May 16.\u2014 (Reuters) \u2014 Soviet authorities today continued their cat-and-mouse game of letting some United States and British jeeps make patrol runs over Ihe Berlin-West Germany highway, and stopping others.One British and one American car leaving Berlin were waved on their way by Russian sentries, but cars trying to come the other \u2014- from Helmstedt in West many \u2014 were turned back.American authorities have given up trying to explain the Russians\u2019 conduct, which seems to be holding up patrols on a hit-or-miss : basis.A possible clue was seen in a report by the East German news ' agency ADN which said Ihe deputy i chief of staff of Soviet forces in ! Germany had accused the Ameri-! cans and British of trying to ar-i range \u201cillegal'\u2019 armed patrols along 'the highway.set up 15 bargaining sessions between union and oil company negotiators across the United States.O.A.Knight, leader of a coalition of unions on strike for 16 days, said in an interview that \u201cwe have called off Ihe strike\u201d and most strikers should be back on (be job soon.Before that could happen, the 22 unions and 90,000 strikers involved would, have to sign hundreds of local bargaining agreements with more than 70 oil companies.Some tentative agreements, worked out on the basis of a wage stabilization formula, were being reported las! night.Others were being awaited today.The Wage Stabilization Board formula said local contract agreements could provide no more than a 15-cent: an hour wage increase, except in possibly a few unusual circumstances.But the unions have already announced they will accept the 15-cent ceiling, and companies employing a total of more than 20.-000 workers already offered that much before the W.S.B.came up with its formula.Canadian meet.Britain will purchase this meat and pay New Zealand in sterling.Mr.Gardiner said all three countries will benefit.\u201cNew Zealand will derive high-ei returns for her meat.The U.K.will obtain more meat, and Canada is getting an enlarged market for her surplus meat.\u201d The first shipment of Canadian meat to Britain\u2014600,000 pounds\u2014 will likely leave from Montreal May 23.It will be the first shipment of Canadian beef to Britain since 1948.Mr.Gardiner previously indicated the loss to the government mav be about $10.000.000 if the plan runs for a year, but federal officials hope the plan may be dropped before that long with the lifting of the American embargo.Amid tar-M alia m- More Income, Are Forecast Production By Howe Ottawa, May 16\u2014(P)\u2014More jobs, | more, income and more production j are in store for Canadians in 1952, j on the prediction of Trade Minis- ! ter Howe.The.veteran second-in-command ol Ihe government, who gladly owns up lo being Canada's No, 1 optimist, also forecasts a further drop in the cost-of-living index and says Canada won\u2019t have either depression or inflation this year.An altogether-cheerful prospect of Canadian business at home and abroad was sketched by Mr.Howe as he began piloting his department\u2019s annual estimates through the Commons, but opposition members took issue with him on some points.Speakers from all three opposing groups urged that steps be taken lo bolster the United Kingdom market, Progressive Conservatives contending a trend towards a greater proportion of export trade with the United Slates is setting a \"dangerous\u201d pattern.Mr.Howe, who said Canada's exports this year will be a peace-lime record, heard a variety of proposals for stepping up trade abroad or putting it on a more stable basis, The most sweeping one came from John Blackmore (SC\u2014Lethbridge).who urged that Canada 'create\u201d money to lend the United Kingdom $1,000,000,000 a year for Ihe next five years to be used for su.ving goods from this country.M.1.Coldwell.C.C.F.leader, -aid means must be found to help Britain earn more dollars so Canada can sell more products (here.One of his supporters\u2014Ross Thatcher (CCF\u2014Moose Jaw) \u2014 imposed that Canada help Britain 'am dollars by lowering tariffs on British goods and pushing a \u201cbuy British\u201d campaign.Barter or other unorthodox trading methods might be tried.John Charlton (PC\u2014Brant-Wentworth ), chief Progressive Conservative spokesman in the debate, urged that Canada take the lead in trying to get the Commonwealth countries to set up machinery for greater trade within Ihc Commonwealth.A Commonwealth trade conference has been a Progressive Conservative objective lor some time.J.M.Macdonncll (PC\u2014Toronto Greenwood) also advocated Canada doing everything possible to increase sales to the British mar-\u2019kel.He called Mr.Howe's trade 1 review \u201ca tiresome bit of self-congratulation.\" Victor Quelch (SC\u2014Acadia) i asked lhat Canada accept sterling j from Ihe U.K.in payment for i some meal exports, to increase sales there.The money could be ¦ invested in Britain to help that i country get on its feci.A plea on behalf of Ihe Cana-I dian consumer came from W.R.Aylesworth (PC\u2014Fronlenac\u2014Addington), a livestock grower.He said retailers are charging too much for meat compared with the price producers get.Before the House entered Ihe general trade debate, it heard from Agriculture Minister Gardiner that Canada stands to get a somewhat bigger market for surplus -beef in the United Kingdom lhan was originally expected under Ihe Canada-New Zealand-United Kingdom beef-swap deal announced last Friday.The deal involves the sale in Ihe United States of New Zealand meat which is being traded for U.S.-embargoed Canadian meat going to the U.K.and Mr.Gardiner announced New Zealand plans to j invest any profits from U.S.sales in further purchases of Canadian 'meat for Britain, Paris, May 16.\u2014((P!\u2014The International Air Transport Association \"ay i paid today airlines arc expected Ger' to return to normal operating schedules by June 2.Operations have been curtailed by the.strike of oil workers in the United States.The announcement forliowed reports from Washington that Ihe strike had been called off after more lhan two weeks of negotiations.Basis for settlement of the strike of 90,000 workers as a United States Wage Stabilization Board formula limiting wage increases in the industry to 15 cents an hour.O.A.Knight, leader of a coalition of unions, said \u201cwe have called off the strike\u201d and most strikers should be back on the job soon.The workers are expected to go back to work progressively as local bargaining agreements are signed with more than 70 oil companies.The Air Transport Association, representing all scheduled American passenger airlines, had earlier announced a 35 per cent cut in fuel consumption.This resulted in a reduction by almost 50 per cent in normal air line operations.Canadian airline operations were among those curtailed, and today Japan.Ceylon and Pakistan joined the many countries whose airlines are reducing fuel consumption by 35 per cent.London, May 16\u2014(Reuters) \u2014Leading politicians dropped their professional differences yesterday to support a memorial plan in honor of King George VI.Clement Attlee, former Labor Prime Minister, and Lord Woolton, chairman of the Conservative party, joined ranks with 350 other prominent Britons to call for the erection of a statue of the King somewhere in London and the establishment of a philanthropic plan in his name which would benefit all Britain.Hamburg, Germany, May 16 \u2014iTP)\u2014 Police confiscated ves-terday\u2019s edition of the communist Daily Hamburg Volks-zeitung for insulting the West German government.Confiscation was ordered because of insulting articles in connection with last Sunday\u2019s Red riots in Essen.Court Veto Bill Passes S.A.House Capetown, May Hi.;(P opposition charges of Hitler tics, Prime Minister Daniel art's nationalist government mod its court-veto bill through Parliament's lower house last night by a vote of 82 to 57.The controversial measure, which would give Parliament a final say on court rulings on constitutional questions, goes to Ihe Senate next week.The government has a slight majority there.The vote on third and final reading came after the Nationalists shut off debate by Ihe opposition by invoking cloture.Only 10 opposition speakers had been hrvd when discussions were cut off.Just before the gag action, an opposition member likened the Nationalists lo Hitler wdio, he said, had avoided averse court decisions by special legislation and had gone to \u201cpulverizing the Reichstag opposition by use of the gag, Ihc guillotine and all-night, sittings.The immediate object of the bill is to reinstitute government-sponsored legislation taking the right of participation in general election-voting from 50,000 coloreds (persons of mixed blood) in Cape province.The appeals court had ruled the act was unconstitutional because it was passed without the two-thirds majority renuired for changes in Ihe constitution.When the government ended the debate last night, there were shouts of \u201cThere goes another freedom.\u201d The legislation is part of Premier Malan's white-supremacy tiro-gram.But opposition members, many of them of British descent,! fear that Malan will also use the parliamentary veto lo ban English as a national language in South | Africa, leaving only Afrikaans.South Africans opposing Malan, spearheaded by the 175,000 members of the militant Torch tnando, have threatened to fight Hie government with every means including violence if ihc court bill is pushed through Parliamcnl.Munsan, Korea, May 16.\t(/]\u2019) - For the ninth straight day Red truce negotiators blasted Ihe allies and again virtually dared them to break off the armistice talks.Vice-Admiral O.Turner Joy, senior allied delegate, spoke for only I'.vo minules of Hie 30-minule session.To \"reject finally and formally'\u2019 the Red prisoner exchange proposal and suggest a recess un til the Reds have something new to offer.North Korean Gen.Nam II re plied: \u201cUnless you formally declare Ihc termination of there armistice negotiations, you have no reason to object to Ihe normal holding of conferences.\u201d Another session was scheduled at Pamnunjom tomorrow at 11 a m.(10 p.m.Fridayl EOT), The rejeded Red proposal call ed for exchange of 132,000 captor cd Reds for the 12,000 allied captives in communist hands.Nam 11 was equally firm in rejecting the allied voluntary-repatriation plan.It would return only 70,000 prisoners to Ihe Rods.The rest of the Red prisoners questioned refuse to return lo communisl territory, the U.N.command said.The prisoner issue is blocking an armistice.Nam II said a leller wrillon by Brig.-Gen.Charles K.Colson, former commander of the Ko,je Island prison, \u201chas disclosed to Ihe whole world the utter bankruptcy ot your position.\u201d Colson wrote the note to obtain the release of Brig.-Gen.Francis 'J'.Dodd, who was seized by Ihc prisoners.The letter, since repudiated by the ton allied command.admilted guards had killed prisoners (in Rod riots) and prom ised \u201chumane treatmefit.\u201d Joy said he told the Reds \u201cIhey were cloaking their fears of Ihe truth and dodging our rcsereening program.I told them the remain der of their remarks were unworthy of nolice.\u201d The Red General declared Ihc \u201cGeneva convention stipulalcs Ihe so-called screening of war prison Com-1 ers cannot be permitted.You at tempt to tear the Geneva convention to pieces.Wc will not join you.Neither wili any Irue impartial organization join you.\u201d Existence Of Mystery Camp At Petawawa Is Revealed Pembroke, Onf., May 16.-(P \u2014 , ciaxton could release information Existence of a mysterious \u2018\u2018Camp about Camp X.X\u201d was revealed in magistrate\u2019s! Mai.J.H.Reeves, Petawawa court here yesterday during evG security officer and camp engineer preliminary hearingi since last October, said Ihe Eisens\u2019 ! company had a contract for clcar- llalifax.May 1(1\t(P1 First I loads ol rock fill for the causeway I wj|] j that will connect Cape Breton Is land with mainland Nova Scotia j are expected lo he dumped into | the Sli'ail of C'anso Ibis month.Transport Minisler Chevrier \u2018and Premier Macdonald ot Nova | Scotia announced yesterday the 'award of a contract to Northern | Construction and J.W.Stewart Company of Vancouver for rock j quarrying and filling of the causeway.The $5,780,650 bid was the I lowest of nine received, ranging i as high as $10,000,000.Mr.Macdonald described i* as \"a good one\u201d and lower than expected, The contract will be signed within (he next few days and will call for work to begin immediately and to he finished before Sept ,'li 1954, Mr.Macdonald said first en gineering estimates expected the rock-fill project to be 40 per cent of the total causeway costs of some $23,000.000.He pointed out.however, possible higher costs foist eel construction in the lock on the Cape Breton side of Ihe causeway might wipe out Ihe gain.In any event, Nova Scotia\u2019s contribution will remain at a $5,500,-000 maximum to cover construction of highway approaches on both sides as well as highway work on the causeway proper.Some 5.500,000 cubic yards of rock will be cut out of Cape Porcupine hill to build Ihe three-q u a r I e r - m i 1 c -1 o n g dam.'Plie causeway, long considered a neccsary slratcgie link in eastern Canada's economy, will cut.about an hour from the time now needed for two ear-ferries lo cross that, strait.Many expect it to greatly develop steel and coal industries of Cape Breton by making possible handling ol heavy freight with increased speed The link will provide a railway line, a highway conforming loljn Hie U.S Trans-Canada .specifications and a the second Fifty-sixth Year Steel Union Willing To Resume Talks Philadelphia, May 16 t/P) \u2014\u2022 Philip Murray, president of the United Steelworkers of America j (C.l.O.l said today he is willing to renew labor peace talks with the steel industry, hut stressed he\u2019* ! still standing pal on his demands, Murray told reporters at the [union's convention lhat it would hr up to the industry to initiale I new negotiations, and that he is always ready to accept a hid.Murray emphasized in his remarks to the convention that he is unwilling to retreat from the eventual 26-cent-nn-hour \u201cpackage.\" plus union shop, recommendations of the government's wage stabilization board, The industry has balked nl the W.S.B.proposals, \u201cThis organization is not going to compromise any more on this issue',\" Murray toid the cheering delegates.\u201cOur demands already have been compromised by the W.S.B.Wc didn't gel all we wanted by any means.And we re in no mood to compromise any more wilb anybody,\u201d Meanwhile.I be industry was still under governmciil seizure, wilb legality of Hie government operation of the seized industry in Ihe lap of the supreme court.Wage rales and working conditions remain frozen by the high court's \u201cstatus quo\u201d ruling.The steelworkers convenlion, al-tenried by 2,500 delegates front Canada and the U.S., prepared to quil in its fourth day.It has passed resolutions favoring repeal of Ihe Tad-Hartley labor law and as supporting civil rights legislation I'hc real question was how long Hie steelworkers remain al work w ithout a pay increase.They now arc technically government employees tinder Truman's seizure order, and as such arc barred from strike action.The distinct impression gained around the convention is that, the steelworkers don't intend to lot things drift indefinitely.If Ihe suprême court rules the seizure legal, they expect Truman lo raise (heir wages by approximately Ihe W.S.B.'s terms.If the court rules the seizure unconstitutional, they expect lo slrike to force Ihc W.S.B, terms from mill owners.Four Drowned North Of Hull Notre Dame du Laus.Que., May 16\u2014 W' \u2014Four persons were drowned near here last night when their car plunged into Riviere le Lievre after a collision with another vehicle.The dead were identified as: Donald Bastien, 26, Notre Dame du Laus.Anne-Marie Thauvette.18.also, of Notre Dame du Laus; Jeanne Morin, 21, Notre Dame de Pontmain: Jeannette Morin, 19, a sister, of Val des Bois.Notre Dame du Laus is approxi-! mately 50 miles north of Que.A fifth person, Gerald Thauvette.21, of Notre Dame de Laus and driver of (he car.escaped and swam ashore to give the alarm.The party of five was en roule to a dance when the accident occurred.Constable Lucien Turcotte of the Quebec provincial police ar.rived at the scene to take charge of dragging operations.dence at the a seven men on charges of conspir acy and theft.Military officers called as witnesses mentioned Ihe Camp X, which they said w-as within Ihe borders of Petawawa camp.All of them declined to give further details about it.The Petawawa camp commandant, Col.Duncan Douglas, said it was a classifed project and added: \u201cI think lhat is sufficient for your purpose.\u201d The seven are accused of participating in recent large-scale thefts at the camp.Evidence was that two of them.Morris and Harry Eisen who operate the Pembroke Salvage Company, had a contract to clear debris from Camp X.The others are Capt.D.W.Bab dock, former army engineer at the canip.S/Sgt.J.M.Young of Fredericton, and Jack Jacobson.David C.Mawhinney and Amos Durant, all of Brockville.Jacobson is owner of the Jacobson Iron Company, Brockville.Capf.Baldoek and S/Sgt.Young also each face two charges of \u201cbreach of trust.\u201d First mention of Camp X was .Seoul, Korea, May 16.-(/!\u2019)\u2014Allied planes silenced 20 Red guns land damaged (wo tanks Thursday ; in close support strikes along the ^ 155-mile Korean baltlefront, the I air force said loday.1 Clear weather permitted allied : planes lo fly 1,220 sorties.Fighter-bombers roared deep in-lo communist territory to blast communication lines and supply I centres.A main large! was a big vehicle repair centre near the Red capital, Pyongyang.The air force said 30 buildings were destroyed.Olh*i U.N.planes ranged almost to the Manchurian border, cutting Red rail lines in 65 places On the ground, allied infantrymen repulsed light Red pafrol I hrusls.six-fool, sidewalk.Newsprint Price Boost Expected Ottawa, May 16__(P1\u2014The federal government lias agreed to allow a SlO-a Ion increase in the price of newsprint for export, but not on sales to Canadian publishers, a federal spokesman disclosed today.Washington.May 16\u2014(/PI Price stabilizer Ellis Arnall said today Ihe Canadian government has in-dicated it will approve a S10-pcr-ton increase in the price of newsprint.The boost was requested by Canadian manu fad urers.Arnall said Canadian representative's informed him ihe increase will go into effect June 15, boosling the price of newsprint from Canada, delivered in New York, lo $126 a ton.He said he has olijeclrd In Ihe Canadian government and has urged that the requested increase be denied.About 90 per cent of the paper used by United Stales publishers is imported from Canada.Arnall said an increase will, of course, boost the cost nf publishing newspapers and other publications The increase will he hy Canadian manufac- turers within a year.Spring Fever Spreads Riots Through Colleges In U.S.Hull, given in testimony by Maj.R.R.Munro, deputy assistant adjutant and quarter-master general at Ottawa.Maj.Munro told of seeing a truck from the Eisens\" company I loaded wdth metal, including what [ he thought to be the cupola of an ! army tank.Under cross-examin-^ ation.he said he saw the truck on j a road bordering Camp X.Questioned further, he said he thought that only Defence Minister mg debris from Camp X.Debris consisted of objects such as tree trunks, brush and stumps.Maj.Reeves said Mai.Munro told him of seeing Ihc truck with the.metal.Mai.Reeves said he asked Capf.Baldoek about it and was told that the Eisens were merely making up fur an underestimated load from a previous contract.He found later the Pembroke company had had no contract lor scrap mclai.Evidence introduced by W.T.Colium, Canadian Pacific: Railways freight agent, was that during 1950 and 1951.a total of 626.200 pounds of scrap material had been shipped from a siding in Petawawa camp by (he Jacobson Iron Company of Brockville.J.W.Pickup of Toronto, special crown prosecutor, introduced docu-\t.\t\u201e ments that in the two years.93,-10^ Canada say water forced through 930 pounds of material had been the sand-filled barrage and poured authorized and paid for by the onI° the central part of a gigantic company.\t'dam-building project below, forc- The company had hole] a con- ink some 300 workers to flee, tract for the material with the Valuable electrical equipment government-operated crown assets .fic*nS used in constructing turbines disposal corporation.\tsupply 250,000 horse power to R.K.Laishley, council for Capt.U10 aluminum plant in Arvida were Baldoek, questioned Maj.Reeves at length on security measures at Petawawa.He asked the major if he W'ould be surprised to know that trucks went in and out of the camp without clearance slips.\u201cWith what\u2019s gone on \u2014 no.sir.\u201d Maj.Reeves renlied.He said it might be possible for any officer in camp to sign a slip that would he Flood Causes $1,000,000 Loss Chute au Diable.Que., May Hi.-(P - The rain-swollen waters nf Ihe churning Pcribonka river broke [takers, through a temporary 300-fool long barrage in this Saguenay region hydro-electric development site yesterday causing damage estimated at more than $1.000.000.Officials at Aluminum Company New York, May 16\u2014 (O\u2019 -Spring - fever student, rioting, rapidly spreading in popularity throughout United Slates universities, was reported at three more [schools last night and early today.Latest outbreaks were al New York\u2019s Columbia University, Florida\u2019s University of Miami, and Harvard.At Ihe same lime, step\" were taken at Indiana University lo re move one of (he causes of Ihe [riots Ihc demand for co-ed undergarments by male students.Mrs, Alice Nelson, director nf j women's residence halls, announ-1 (-ed thal a barrel full of discarded undergarments will be given away on Ihe campus loday, free to all I.asl night, students, not Yale, staged all hough for Harvard University lo be outdone by a riol of their own, a different reason.Continued On Page 5 lost.There were no injuries.Cologne, Germany, May 16\u2014 (/lb\u2014A picture of the Duke of Windsor lunching beside a deserted Germany road last year was awarded one of the ten press prizes at the West German photographic industry\u2019s exhibition here yesterday.It was taken by Bolf Gillhausen of the Associated Press.Several hundred males were stopped Monday night by Col.Robert Shoemaker, dean of students, in a lingerie mid on the women\u2019s dormitory.At Columbus University, police and special guards battled more lhan 1,000 students early today as they tried lo invade two co.ed dormitories of Barnard College, adjoining the men's campus.About 300 co-eds in the dorms, Brooks Hall and Hewitt Hall, waved undergarments from their window's and tossed water at surging male undergraduates, Male student \u201cpanlio raids\u201d have been staged recently at a number of other schools, including the universities of Florida, Nebraska, Iowa, Denver, and OHcr-bein College in Ohio.At Yale University on Tuesday, some 1,500 students demonstrated over an argument involving rival ice cream vendors.olice said the melee began [when about 1,000 students gatll-Sered to launch a country-wide campaign to pul a comic-strip [character in the While House.It was a boisterous hut peaceful [rally until anolher group appeared, offering a rival eotnic-slrip character for Prcsidenl.The opposing candidates were | Pogo and Pappy Yokum and the ensuing fight resulted in arrests id 28 students, charged with disturbing the peace.About 3,000 University of Miami students raided the Dickinson dormitories on the main campus early i today.Police and firemen used lire hoses and even seul for (ear gas lo quell the shouting, boisterous students.University co-eds clustered on Ihc balconies of their dormitory at the height of Ihe disorder.Some called oui invitations lo the male students to invade the girls\u2019 living quarters and beckoned the more daring into fence-scaling forays over a six-foot barricade.The students raged out of control for more than an hour before some measure of order was restored.By lhat time dormitory officials had herded most of the coeds, some clad in pajamas anti other night attire, back into their rooms and out of sight.'Knots of the shouting male students began drifting off.By 2 a.m.the riot had quieted and university officials who made a quick check (Jaund little damage. Two \u2014 Employment Ât Magog Mill Rises Slightly Magog, May 16 \u2014 Slight upswing in employment at the cotton mill of Dominion Textile Com- i Î TODAY AND SAT.\tB AN OUTSTANDING SCREEN g EVENT PRESENTED FOR THE g FIRST TIME IN THIS CITY! In 1 All History .No Lover So Dar- g ing As Cyrano\u2014Who Wcoed the g Girl He Loved .So His Rival ¦ Could Win Her! ACCLAIMED g BY THE WORLD\u2019S GREATEST B CRITICS!\t¦ Ï NOW AT POPULAR f PRICES K J0SË FERRER\tÉ Academy Award Wiimer k.*k.4k.u\t__ - r a de Bergefoc b«eaut«.h« w«t th« thrM muskoiMr* in on#.and on$ fovtr In e million I MALA POWERS I Btleettl thni Un»»(i Arthte y j H ADDED \u2014 A NEW ALL ACTIOiv g DRAMA! Storming Excitment .® Passionate Crime .In a Hunt g lor China\u2019s Stolen Treasure! 1 Douglas KENNEDY.H i I ¦\u201e§B a ¦ ¦ \"CYRANO\" Starts at 1:45, 5, 8:15 s PREMIER! COMING SUN.-MON.-TUES.FIRST SHOWING OF THE FUNNIEST MIXTURE OF L O V E, LAUGHTER AND LARCENY YOU\u2019VE EVER SEEN ON THE SCREEN! C \"ST.BENNY THE DIP\" > 5 Starring Dick HAYNES, Nina) S FOCH, Roland YOUNG.> ALSO\u2014THE TRUE AND SAVAGE j§ STORY OF THE WEST\u2019S MOST 1 NOTORIOUS OUTLAW!\tg 'THE KID FROM TEXAS\u201d IN TECHNICOLOR Starring Audio MURPHY, Gale STORM, Albert DEK KER.NOW SHOWING! AT REGULAR PRICES GRE Ï PECK USAN HmW Added Adventure 'ROBERT MITCHUftfl JANE RUSSELL ] BENDIX j, teP\u201cSi STARTS SUNDAY for 4 DAYS! (Except Tues.eve.Concert + JOHN LUND -A-JEFF CHANDLER -A-SUSAN CABOT \"BATTLE AT APACHE PASS\" Color by Technicolor \u2014Added Attraction\u2014 TONY CURTIS Z JAN STERLING ¦A.MONA FREEMAN \"FLESH AND FURY\" BURNS THEATRE Newport \u2014 Vermont Sundays at 6:00 \u2022 8:00 \u2022 10:00 Continuous Saturdays from 1:30 Afternoon Matinees at 1:45 Evening Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 Coming Sun.- Mon., May 18-19 Steve Cochran in \"Lion And The Horse\" in Warnercolor.Continuous Monday from 1:45 Tues, and Wed.\u2014 May 20 \u2022 Shelley Winters in \"Meet Danny Wilson' 21 Thursday\u2014One Day Only\u2014May 22 Groucho Marx - Marie Wilson in \"A Girl In Every Port\" Continuous Thursday from 1:45 Fri.and Sat.\u2014 May 23-24 Double feature program Clark Gable & Ava Gardner in \"Lone Star\" Also Johnny Weissmuller in \"Jungle Manhunt\" Sat., Chap.10\u2014Mysterious Island » IN HOLLYWOOD by Erskine Johnson NEA Staff Correspondent JOANNE DRU TRIES SLICE OF OWN GLAMOR I*IE, DROPS HOMEY POSE Hollywood \u2014 Guys and Dolls: Let other movie queens dole out recipes for lemon pies and tell how they cured junior of his temper tantrums \u2014 Joanne Drus through with being right up in front in the actors-are-such-home-bodies parade.It's sexy cheesecake poses, glamor and no mentions of the backyard washline for gorgeous Joanne from now on.\u201cI want roles with some zip to them,\u201d she said, \u201cand who\u2019s going to cast an actress who\u2019s always being photographed with her children as anything but a sweet, dull girl?\u201cI suppose it\u2019s wonderful to achieve a happy home life in Hollywood, but people like to think of stars as creatures from some other planet.The minute they know that there are a lot of kiddies around the house and that you\u2019re wiping their noses, the glamor\u2019s gone.\u201d «i«\t>i«\t* It must be the year for guys named Ray.First Johnnie Ray sobs bis way to stardom and now Aldo Ray of the gritty, wheezy voice, is slated to play the coveted role of Ensign Keith in \u201cCaine Mutiny\u201d when he completes \u201cFrom Here to Eternity.\u201d Aldo, who just completed a co-starring role with Hepburn and Tracy in MGM\u2019s \u201cPat and Mike,\u201d confirmed the tip that he\u2019s the lad for \u201cMutiny.\u201d \u201cYep, I\u2019ve heard about it and I\u2019m keeping my lingers crossed,\u201d pany Limited was reported by the company today but it was not taken as a sign of improvement in the present depressed state of the industry.Some 65 employees in various departments will start working four days a week instead of three, as a result of new lines of fabrics now being produced at the mill.Known technically as MP210 and MP 771, these fabrics are being developed by the company in an attempt to recover some of the disappearing market.\u201cNo prophecies can be made,\u201d a company spokesman said, \u201cbut if we have enough success with these lines- we may be able to do even more to provide work for our employees in the future.\u201d Formerly the MP 210 line was manufactured at the Sherbrooke branch of the company.Transfer of this production to Magog not only provides more employment in this community but permits looms in Sherbrooke to be devoted to the manufacture of styles such as MS 340 which previously had to be imported from the United States.Hospital Ladies List Donations For Trainees The Sherbrooke Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary arc most gratified with the results to date of the campaign for bursaries and scholarships.These awards are offered in the local institution\u2019s School of Nursing.The response to this appeal has proven an awareness of the citizens of this community of the urgent need of recruits in the Nursing Profession.Nursing holds special appeal for alert, career-minded high school graduates, with the added incentive of rendering service to others.The amount of the above Bursaries or Scholarships is $120 per year for three years, which is the period of training for the student nurse.The committee gratefully acknowledges the following subscriptions: Bursaries: Page-Sangster Printing Co., Mr.J.K.Edwards, Victoria Lodge No, 16, A.F.and A.M., Kiwanis Club, Miss Ellen B.Von Speyer, Massawippi.Donations: Mrs.Elsie L.Johnson, Thetford Mines, .$150; Miss A.P.Johnson, Thetford Mines, $150; Ashlar Lodge No.31, A.F.and A.M., Coaticook.$50.Victoria Lodge, A.F.and A.M.and the Queen Mary Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, have expressed their desire that their bursaries be donated to the daughter of a Mason.The Lennoxville Wing of the Sherbrooke Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary have designated their award be used for a student of their local High School.The remainder of the\" awards are available for eligible applicants in any recognized high school.One of the Scholarships donated through this endeavour has already been presented to a student of the February Class.Since it is necessary to advertise these awards in the various high schools in sufifiUent time to be made available for applicants in\" the September Class, the committee would appreciate an early response from any interested individuals or organizations.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, AT THE RIVOLI In Coaticook Sun n 19 Mon.\u2014 May 18 Lady From Texas\" In color With: Howard Duff \u2014 Mona Freeman On the same program: \"Indian Uprising\" In technicolor with George Montgomery and Audrey Long Tuesday, May 20 \"AMATEUR NIGHT\" Being presented to encourage local talent.Admission 50c Wed.- May 21 \"Love Is Better Than Ever\" A comedy that stars Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Parks and \"The Big Gusher\" starring Preston Foster and Wayne Morris.Coming on May 25 and 26 \"The Wild North\" In Technicolor.¦ 1\ti - MAGOG THEATRE TONIGHT and Sat.Van Heflin, Yvonne De Carlo starring in \"TOMAHAWK\" (Coloured) Also \u201cUP IN ARMS\u201d with Danny Kaye, Dinah Shore A Grand Prize for Someone FOTO-NIGHT TONIGHT Fun for Everyone! COMING Sun.\u2022 Mon.Johnny Weissmuller Angela Greene in \"THE FORBIDDEN LAND\" Also \"TOO YOUNG TO KISS\" with \u2022Tunc Allyson, Van Johnson Mrs.LeBaron\tQ.W.I.Projects Will Attend\tFor Junior Girls Macdonald Course Are Planned Applications are coming in at a | satisfactory rate for the annual leadership training course, \u201cFacts, ; Fingers, Fun,\u201d sponsored by the Quebec Women\u2019s Institutes, at Macdonald College, May 26-30.With the deadline date at hand indicating would point to a full registration of 40, the maximum number for the course.Much interest has been show in the class,added this year for the first time, \u201cNew Life for Your Programs.\u201d This will be instructed by Miss Roberta Ridley, of the Information Centre, Adult Education Service, at the College.Members were required to state on the application form in which class they wished to enroll at both morning and afternoon sessions and this was the first to be filled to capacity.Crafts are taught at the latter sessions.\ti The provincial president, Mrs.G.E.LeBaron, North Hatley, will be attending the course this year, and will assist in the evening sessions, which will be carried on for the three nights of the course under the general heading, \u201cRunning the Organization.\u201d Prof.H.R.C.Avison, Director, Adult Education Service, will also be present to lead the discussion on \u201cConduct of the Meeting,\u201d at one of these periods.A party on the closing night winds up the week\u2019s activities.he told me at John Walsh\u2019s Deauville.He also slipped me the word that the studio won\u2019t let him take acting lessons.\u201cThey want me the way I am,\u201d grinned the World War II veteran who clicked as Judy Holliday\u2019s leading man in \u201cThe Marrying Kind.\u201d \u201cThey tell me that if they wanted drama students, they could get them at a dame a dozen.\u201d But What Costumes! Other movie queens can have the modern wardrobe roles\u2014 gorgeous Deborah Kerr is happy With the costume epics.There\u2019s been a whole series of them for her-\u2014the latest is \u201cThe Prisoner of Zenda\u201d\u2014and she\u2019s confessing: \u201cThere are rumbles from the front office that my next film will be a modern dress comedy.But I really don\u2019t care.I guess I\u2019m just a costume movie girl.Costumes make me feel more like I'm acting.\u201d A problem for the censors in her 17th Century \u201cZenda\u201d once-upon-a-time princess gowns?Her answer: \u201cWe\u2019re doing everything we can to shock the people.\u201d « * \u2022 Move over Gregory Peck and Arthur Kennedy\u2014Sterling Hayden\u2019s boning up on the acting art, too.It\u2019s a switch for Sterling, who said \u201cto heck with it\u201d about acting know-Jiow when he started his movie career and admits that \u201cI never even read the scripts of my first two pictures.\u201d \u201cIt was because I was scared,\u201d the rugged, blond star confessed on I he \u201cHellgate\u201d set.\u201cI pretended to be indifferent about acting so that nobdy would take me seriously.People advised me to be myself.They said it would pay off not to know what I was doing.\u201d \u201cSo I went on that way.But you get what you give.I got the gate.Now I\u2019m studying.I want to be a good actor and learn the rudiments of the acting craft.\u201d Sleepy, Not Tired \u201cI\u2019m not discouraged about my career! I\u2019ve had one of my best years in Hollywood.I love life and I love my work.\u201d Una Merkel talking about headline hints that she was tired of it all after a recent home accident in which she took an overdose of sleeping pills.\u201cIt could have happened to anybody who was as ill and as rundown as I was at the time,\u201d Una told me.\u201cI telephoned my doctor and followed his instructions.Next thing I knew I was at the hospital.But I was touched to think that I was important enough to rate headlines.\u201d Blonde, Dixie-drawled Una has chalked up 22 years as a Hollywood actress and recalls: \u201cI came out to play Ann Rut.ledge with Walter Huston.Sometimes I think I came out to play her with Abe Lincoln himself.\u201d * * * Start polishing up a star for newcomer Dewey Marlin.Howard Hawks introduced him in \u201cThe Thing\u201d and \u201cThe Big Sky\u201d and is saying: \u201cI think Dewey\u2019s going to be a big star, He\u2019ll hit as hard as Mont- A star-maker from way back, gomcry Clift hit in \u2018Red River,\u2019 \u201d Hawks had this to say about new movie faces on Fox\u2019s \u201cMonkey Business\u201d set: \u201cI believe in new stars, but Hollywood talks about them too much before there's any film on them.The public, not publicity departments, should discover new stars.\u201d Compton Guild Held Delightful May Bay tea Compton, May 16, \u2014 St.James Guild of Compton, held a tea and and sale of work in the Guild room one afternoon.The president.Mrs.F.Green welcomed the guests.The tables and room looked very bright and pretty decorated with spring flowers.The work table was in charge of Mrs.C.Hyatt, and a mystery table, which was a real success.Tea was served to guests from Hyatts Mills, Draper\u2019s Corner, Ayer's Cliff and Compton.Mrs.Green thanked the members for their help in making it such a success.Activities for junior girls are receiving much attention from the Quebec Women's Institute.An entirely new program is being planned under the leadership of the junior supervisor, Miss F.Elizabeth Campbell, and a report from the recent meeting of junior counsellors reveals the emphasis that is to be given this work.The aim is defined as, \u201cThe J.W.I.is organized to offer rural young girls a program through which they may develop and practise good citizenship.\u201d Projects to be undertaken include such subjects as Homeworking, Good Health, Clothing \u2014 1st and 2nd years, Gardening, Handicrafts, and Fine Arts.Suitable recognition badges will be issued on successfully completing any of these, to be attached to the J.W.I.sweater, which is worn only at meetings or other officially organized activities.The junior pin, which was especially designed by the girls themselves, may be worn at any time.The careful selection of counsellors is an essential part of the Junior program.It is recommended, but not demanded, that these be W.I.members and all junior groups are to be sponsored by the senior branch in that community.Miss Campbell anticipates a busy season as inquiries reaching the Q.W.I.office would indicate many new groups are to be formed as a result of this more dynamic approach.DRUMMONDVILLE CONFIRMATION AT ST.JAMES His Grace Archbishop Carrington, of Quebec, was in Compton, during the week-end, where he administered confirmation in St.James Church.The Church was decorated with spring flowers.There were twelve candidates confirmed.His Grace was a guest at the King\u2019s Hall, during his stay here.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.Lundenburg, Miss Lundenburg and Mr.Gemmel, of Lennoxville, were guests of Mr.Batchelor and Miss Groom.Mr.and Mrs.Bailey, of Coaticook, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Green.Mr.and Mrs.R.Grenier and son, Ernest, were Sunday guests of Dr.and Mrs.Roland Cote, in Sherbrooke.Miss Charland was a guest of her friend, Miss Elizabeth Green.Mr.and Mrs.F.Hall motored to Lennoxville.The friends of Miss Todd will be pleased to hear that she is able to be out again, after an illness.Mi*, and Mrs.John Cox and sons, Barrie and Lawrence, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Brown, in Huntingville.The friends of Mr.A.Smith will be pleased to hear that he underwent a successful operation in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mrs.C.Huff, Mrs.A.Brown and Mrs.J.Sanders, of Hyatt\u2019s Mills, attended the May Day tea in the Guild room here.AYER\u2019S CLIFF The friends of Mrs.J.E.Walker are pleased to know that she has sufficiently recovered to be able to return home from the Sherbrooke Hospital.the Ayer's Cliff High School, to Sherbrooke, where they enjoyed an inspection tour of the New Sherbrooke Hospital, along with students from other nearby High Schools.Mrs.Kenneth Mosher and son, Albert, spent a day with her sister, Mrs.Russell Nutbrown and family, at Lennoxville.Mrs.H.G.Cooper is spending a few days with the McIntyre family.at Tomifobia.Miss Gladys Dustin and Mr.Alton Dustin, of Rock Island, were week-end guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.N.Dustin and family.Mrs.H.G.Cooper and Mrs.M.E.Mosher spent a day in Sherbrooke.Mr, and Mrs.Raymond Hutchinson, of East Angus, were visitors of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, H.A.Dungate.Principals and members of Educational Boards, were in joint session in the High School at Granby, for a two days\u2019 session, when Dr.W.P.Percival, director of Protestant Education for the Province, brought with him the sincere good wishes of the Department of Education, and the Quebec Home and -School Federation, on behalf of Mr.Mowbray Clark, Federation president, who was unable to be in attendance because of the annual meetings of the Home and School Groups being held on the same dates in Montreal.His Worship Mayor Horace Boivin played host to the distinguished guests by a reception given at the City Hall during the early part of the evening, in which a display depicting the development and rapid expansion of the City of Granby was explained to the honoured guests.Following the reception, both groups were engaged in roundtable discussions which continued throughout the greater part of Saturday morning, and which centred around membership and fees as relating to the future of P.A.P, S.B.; Reports of Committees, Finances, Buildings, Teacher-Board Relations; and P.A.P.S.B.Hockey League.The Conference came to a successful and fruiting conclusion with a luncheon being served, which was followed by an address to the members and distinguished guests by Mr.Claude Richardson, Q.C.* * * The members of the Drummond-ville Ladies\u2019 Section of the Golf and Country Club held their annual meeting in the Ladies' Club House, for the election of a new slate of officers for the opening Golf Season of 1952.The following ladies were elected on the executive committee: Mrs.W.H.Phillips, president; Mrs.J.L.Me- ! Cormick, vice-president; Mrs.R.N.Ferguson, secretary; Mrs.H.E.French, treasurer; Mrs.W.J.: Reilly, captain; Mrs.J.L.Killoran and Mrs.J.C.Paterson, entertain- ' ment; and Mrs.V.Spencer, house I committee.Following the election : and business meeting, bridge was [ played in which prizes were awarded to the winners, Mrs.Aw-cock,\tMrs.A.\tRankin\tand Mrs.McCormick.* » * The Canadian Celanese Ltd.will again this year follow up its policy of awarding two Textile Scholarships to bilingual students, who have\tcompleted their\tGrade\tX education, and\twhose\tparent\tor guardian is now at present in the employ of the company, or now in retirement, or was in the employ ol the Company at his or her death.One scholarship is open to the bilingual students of Greater Drummondville exclusively; the other is open to the bilingual students\tof any\tschool,\tcollege\tor university provided the conditions mentioned above can be met.1.The Company pays the annual fees for each year of the four year course.2.The Company pays the student $20 per week for 42 weeks for living expenses, etc.3.The expenses for registration fees, books, drawing materials, etc., to the amount of not more than $50 for the first year by the Company.4.The Company will engage the student during the summer vacation for the first year at $25 per week; for the second year $30 per week; and the third year $35 per week.At the completion of the fourth year he will be given a salary according to his ability and the responsibility he is able to carry.5.The school makes provision for a student who fails in any year, to repeat that year.The Company, however, will not offer any financial assistance 1o any student who fails his year unless the failure is due to the unavoid j able absence froxn schooL or fe some other reasons beyond hi control, in which event his case wii ; be reviewed by the Company 6.In view of the fact that th: ; Company is offering this oppor tunity to qualified applicants k i naturally hopes to build up it: technical supervisory staff and ex \u2022 pects that on graduation thi student will undertake to remair.ah employee of the Company for at least two years, at the discretion of the Company.7.The Company also reserves the right tc review the student's conduct ano progress from time to time and it in its opinion and in the opinion of the authorities of the St.Hyacinthe Textile School, his.conduct or progress is not satisfactory, that the Company, after reasonable notice, will withdraw its financial support.The Company will receive applications from students on application forms prepared for this purpose, which can be obtained by asking the principal of their school in Drummondville, or by writing direct to the Canadian Celanese Ltd.Completed applications should be sent in as early as possible.\u2022\t* K The Canadian Marconi Company announced this week that an amicable settlement of its claim against the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation for the expropriation by the latter as of June 7, 1950, of the company\u2019s assets, services and properties, had been reached.After lengthy negotiations between the parties, settlement was achieved to the amount of $2,775,000 as compensation for the taking over by the corporation of the company\u2019s radio stations at Yamachiche and Drummondville 1 and radiotelephone equipment in St.John's, Nfld., together with the company's head office building on St.Sacrament Street in Montreal, and the central office facilities therein located.Also included in the settlement is compensation for microwave facilities located in the Sun Life Building, Montreal.The compensation obtained by the company for the former head office building was $275,000, which was paid in full last September.The balance completing the total compensation has now ¦ been received by the Company.*\tt- * During (he past two weeks, three Scouts of the 1st Drummondville Senior Troop earned the honour of being King Scouts.These Scouts were: Patrol Leader John Gravett; Patrol Leader Charles Gravett; and Seconder Henery Woodard.MASSAWIPPI Guests of Mrs.Bertha Gilson were Mr.and Mrs.Moir and son, Bobby, of Warden, Miss Shelia Robertson, of Waterville; and Mr.and Mrs.C.Lane, of Stanstead.Mrs.M.A.Eves has returned to the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Shipway, in Stanstead, after spending a couple of Weeks with Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Shipway and Stephen.There will be a service in the Union Church, on Sunday, May 25, at 3 p.m., with Rev.W.H.Boom-hour, officiating, Mr.and Mrs.W.Pafvley and family were visitors in Montreal.Supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.Taylor were Mr.and Mrs.I BOYNTON Mr.and Mrs.Leonard St.Martin and son.Douglas, of Rock Island, were week-end guests of her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Dungate.Miss Beverley Mosher accompanied several other students from ij, ARTHUR BLOUIN Limited 27 Meadow Street \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.2-1355 Furniture Dealer near the central parking ground.Distributor for Connor washers, Gibson electric stoves and refrigerators.We have the best choice of congoleum and Dominion Oilcloth, carpets and floor coverings.We exchange and sell used and new furniture.DISTRIBUTOR HI CltfAM OUTBOARD MOTORS The Choice of Experts BOAT KITS From 8 to 31 ft.\u2014 assemble your own and save 50% Write for literature.DUSTIN BROS.Derby Line, Vt.'I.Nutbrown and girls, of Sher- : of Knowlton.are spending a short irooke.\ttime with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.S.McDonald and son, John, Mrs.W.Pierce.,> & GREAT » i\\muoy caOwa New Lifebuoy with Fureiin stops \u201cB.O.\u201d Better than ever! 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THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM MEN WHO THINK OF TOMORROW PRACTISE MODERATION TODAY 42 10 ld in 365 days produced 9.049 lbs.of milk and 517 lbs.of fal.Pine Gables Wonder Mary at 6 years produced 8.783 lbs.of milk, 483 : lbs.of fat in 365 days.A daughter ol the superior sire.Magic Btar.June's Magic Betty M.G.has completed another record at 8 years i of age of 8,031 lbs.of milk, 433 I lbs.of fal in 335 days.Pine Gables Basil\u2019s Louise, a i daughter of Mr.Hangman's former herd sire.Brampton lionet has completed a senior three Ihe fou r will ho held Municipal Police station at o'clock today.Police say Ihe Utile girl was crossing Alexander Street from wesl to cast when she was hit by a two-ton truck of Ihe Fuller Grain Company, driven by William Bur (on.23, of R.M.D.One, Sherbrooke.The truck was proceeding south on Alexander Street when the mishap oeeuned shorlly after four o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon, in fronl of 127a Alexander Slreel.Dctedive Anicent Gosselin and Police Conslnhlr.s Reginald Cote and Paul Yvon Messier investigated.old, silver medal record of 8.792 lbs.of milk and 535 lbs.of fat in 305 days with a test of 6.09' .These are only a few,- of (he rec- ords that have recently been com : pleted in the herd of Pine Gables j Farm at Cowansville.In the well-known herd of L.Stuart Webster, at Massawippi, Bonnylnirn Mayfair, a 7 year old Jersey cow in 365 days produced 10.877 lbs.of milk.569 lbs.of fal.Boljermere Success Xenia, a daughter of the well-known superior sire Sporting Success, bred by the veteran Jersey breeder.Charles O.Edwards of liillhurst.Quebec, has completed a sr 3 year old record , of 8,614 lbs.of milk and 485 lbs.of fat.A nine year old cow.Oxford Valley Malindn, in 291 days has (8.328 lbs.ol milk and 463 lbs.of fat.Once again, this is only a few ; of the cows w hich have qualified in the Webster Herd.One of the oldest Jersey Breeders in Quebec in the point of years of owning Jersey cows, is Herve Houle of Hast Hatley.Mr.Houle has been breeding Jersey ealtle for close to 40 years and recently a seven year old cow.Melia's Mossy Lorelte has completed in 305 days 19,383 lbs.of milk and 512 lbs.of i tat.Other rows have completed i records of over 400 lbs.of fat in I Mr.Houle\u2019s herd w here many ree lords have been completed through lout the years.Several records, completed In j the herd of Mr.b.and Mrs.J.Dr Gai'slon.East Fnrnham, are led by ! Jupiter\u2019s Mary May; in 361 days.May produced 10,216 lbs.of milk I and 567 lbs.of fat.as a nine year old.From Slanbridge.in the herd of Geo.VV.Hamilton, several ree lords are in the news with Maple Dell Leona as a junior two year old.producing 8,067 lbs.of milk land 511 lbs.of fal in 365 days.A two year old daughter of i Sport i g Success, known as Pine Basil j |sporting Beauty, completed a years vetoed m Mi) days ns a junior two, io the herd of Granby of 8,052 W 11 lbs.of Miner of milk and Continued On Page 5 ^INSURE AND PE SECURE ^ Automobile, Fire, Liability Life, Sickness and Accident HARTLEY F.GRAHAM General Insurance f58a Wellington N.Room 107 Tel.2-9794, 2-6759 Sherbrooke INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE OF QUEBEC The Officers, Représentaiive.x and Past Grads are requested to nltcnd Hie Seventy-second Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of Quebec.Independent Order of odd Ecllows, at Drummondville, on Saturday, May 17th.1952 at nine o\u2019clock in Ihe forenoon.The Grand Encampment, of Quebec.I.O.O.F., will meet on Friday, May 161b, at 1.30 o\u2019clock in the afternoon.The Rebekah Assembly will hold its 55t.h Annual Session on May 17th a( 9.00 o'clock in Ihe forenoon, monies taking place on the evening of May The Annual Banquel will lake place al Ihe Hofei on Friday, May Jfitli, al.6.30 P.M.with opening rere-16th.Manior Drummond Wm.1.SHANNON.Grand Master.r-tfo RANGE ELECTRIC Y.W.C.A.World Service Garden Tea at Howardene, Wed., June 11, 3:30-6 p.m.50c, By request the management of Wthjte House Pavilion has signed Don Messer and His Islanders for a two-night stand, June 2 and 3, so as to enable everyone to enjoy dancing to Canada's most popular oldtimc band.Dancing every Saturday, 9 to 1 p.m.Bus service.TODAY The Eastern Townships Welding Society wishes all welders lo attend their monthly meeting lo be held Friday, May 16th, at 8 p.m., at the Sherbrooke Technical School, corner Camirand and Minto Streets.Committees for the coming year will be nominated.Dodd & Sfruthers LIGHTNING PROTECTION Sold and installed by E.M.ARMITAGE Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.2-0961 Dance, Hailey Municipal Hall.Fri., May 23rd.Modern and old lime dances.Old time dance, L\u2019ville Town Hall, Sat., May 17.Proceeds L'ville Calf Club Gerry Clement Orch.I.O.D.E.rummage, sale, Gertrude Scott Hall, Sat., May 17, 2 p.m.BILINGUAL STENOGRAPHER WANTED Male or female.Immediate and permanent employment with good chance* of advancement.Apply, with full nav titulars to Box MS Record.YOUR DESIGN .For your pleasure, comfort and convenience while cooking , .controls, where you want them, in the cool zone .a beautiful range to give you electric cooking at its fastest and best! 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COMPANY LIMITED» Four SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY' 16, 1952 Sljetbtooke Daily Becocd The Oldest Daily in the District Established Ninth Day of February, 1897, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 69 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press, The Associated Press and Reuters.The Record is a member of the Audi 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, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c \u2019 Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\u201d that there was waste, extravagance and duplication in the public service.And what a devastating example he provided, when he pointed out that within 20 feet of each other, there were separate post offices for Senators and Commoners.There were separate barber shops, reading rooms, protective staffs, messenger staffs, stationery, law, translation and journals branches.\"Because Parliament is the nerve centre of the government service,\" he said, what guarantee is there to the taxpayer .that this duplication does not go on all through the government service?\" Of course, the resolution of Opposition leader Drew for a full enquiry with the ultimate aim of reducing taxes and increasing take-home pay in the country was steamrollered out of existence.But the C.C.F.man from Moose Jaw voted for it, because he said he felt it was the commonsense thing to do.The vote was 107 to 29, which shows a mere small group of members within the House at the time.Social Crediters supported Mr.Drew; the C.C.F.supported the government, minus Mr.Thatcher.\"Ridiculous! They Don't Know t0 Vote\" WATCHING THE DOLLARS In the light of recent events, it is little short of ludicrous to find Defence Production Minister Howe declaring that all departments of the Dominion Government are working at peak efficiency, and that consequently there is no need to overhaul them.In making this comment, the Toronto Globe and Mail continues: If the Defense Department is in top shape, what about the loss of $7.2 million through .fire and theft at service camps during the last two years?If the Department of Agriculture is functioning efficiently, what about the foot-and-mouth fiasco?Mr.Howe was speaking in reply to Opposition Leader Drew\u2019s proposal that a Royal ^Commission 1\u2014 similar to the Hoover Commission in the United States\u2014 should be set up to examine the Canadian Government\u2019s organization and spending.Mr.Drew has made this suggestion several times; and each time it has been rejected, on the grounds that the task éf scrutinizing Government expenditures be-tlongs primarily with Parliament.This was its fate Monday night, with 29 Progressive Conservative and Social Credit members voting for it, and 107 Liberals and Socialists voting against.The need for close examination is, of course, inherent in the size of the Budget itself.Last year, the Dominion Government spent $4 billion, or one-fifth of Canada\u2019s gross production.That makes it big business; by far and away the biggest business in the country.But there is a significant difference between this particular business and all the others.They are spending money they earn; Ottawa is spending money it doesn\u2019t earn.That is why every dollar should be watched.Assuredly, it is Parliament\u2019s function to do the watching.But when such vast sums are involved, and when the Government has developed an unconcealed contempt for Parliament \u2014 even for its own backbenchers \u2014 that is a difficult thing to do.Even if Cabinet Ministers were completely frank and open, accounting in detail for all expenditures.Parliament could not keep track of them.It would be so fully occupied with supply that it would have no time for anything else, The way out of Parliament\u2019s dilemma is the one this newspaper has been advocating \u2014 formation of a Parliamentary Budget Committee with full power to check every dollar.If Mr.Howe is sincere in his argument that matters of Government organization and spending belong essentially within the purview of Parliament, he should be working for the establishment of such a committee.And if he is sincere in his statement that all departments are working efficiently, he should have nothing to fear from what it might uncover.As for Mr.Drew\u2019s proposal of a Royal Commission, it still merits consideration, even if a Parliamentary Budget Committee is established.We are committed to heavy defense expenditures for year?to come, andt to social welfare spending which must, by its nature, keep growing larger; in short, to Budgets running well into the billions.Under these circumstances, a thorough objective study of the whole Governmental structure \u2014 right down to the last clerk \u2014 could save a great deal of money for the Canadian taxpayer.Washington Column RATHER EMBARRASSING Ross Thatcher, C.C.F.Member of Parliament for Moose Jaw, who has been in trouble with his leader and fellow members for some weeks over his attitude on old age pensions and family allowances, seems to be causing trouble again.He thinks that the country is over-taxed and that the Government should practise economy.Furthermore, he has given some ideas as to how the expenses can be cut and taxes reduced.On Monday, he made his attitude clear.He supported George Drew for the appointment of a Royal Commission to enquire into government spending.Mr.Thatcher in the debate recalled that when he had first made proposals for economy he had rpet with nothing from the government but \"derision, ridicule and perhaps contempt.\" He again charged that ^the Canadian taxpayer was being, milked and EMPLOYERS\u2019 COMMENTS AFFIRM WILL TO BREAK UNION SHOP ISSUE By PETER EDSON NEA Washington Correspondent Washington \u2014 (NEA) \u2014 Leading U.S.employers like the railroads, the steel industry, General Electric, Boeing and Douglas aircraft companies, are now on record that they will resist to the end all efforts by organized labor leaders to impose the union shop on their collective bargaining agreements.Bureau of Labor Statistics recently made a study of 2(151 collective bargaining agreements, which were considered to be a fairly good cross-section of manufacturing and non-manufacturing industries, to try to get some idea of just how many union shop contracts exist.About five million workers were covered by the sample contracts studied.The result showed that close to three-fifths of the workers, under 1616 of the 2651 contracts studied, worked under union .shop agreements.The study also showed that union shop! agreements have steadily increased since 1949.The railway employees\u2019 demand for a union shop contract is the oldest case in the present controversy.In February, 1951, 17 non-operating brotherhoods asked the carriers for a uniform union shop agreement.Fifteen months later, this matter is still pending.Settlement of wage and other working conditions might have been effected some months ago, if it were not for the union shop issue.Carriers Opposed Company ¦ Supported Unions The position of the employers is summarized in a brief filed by Washington lawyer Donald R.Richberg of their staff of counsel.\u201cThese carriers.\u201d he says, \u201care opposed to any effort to establish company-maintained or supported unions, even when this aid is desired by the currently designated representatives of their employees.\" First of the Wage Stabilization Board recommendations for a union shop came in the Douglas Aircraft, Long 'Beach, Calif., and the Boeing, Wichita, Kan., cases.The CTO United Auto Workers is the union involved in both plants.Last October Douglas bad a seven-week strike.Then the case was referred to Wage Stabilizttion Board.In April, after all the other wage and fringe issues had been settled.President Donald W.Douglas sent a telegram to all members of Congress.It closed with this paragraph; \u201cThis company has told the union, its employees and the public that ii has no intention of ever voluntarily granting the uinon shop, and any so-called recommendations of the Wage Stabilization Board do not change our position.\u201d The Boeing company went through a similar experience.In March the company signed a new contract with the union which covered all wage and working conditions, except the union shop.On that issue the contract says: \u201cIn event of failure to reach agreement on union security, the union may terminate the agreement by taking strike action.\u201d Union Shop Provision Upset Steel Settlement Steel company representatives say privately they might have taken their chances on putting through wages and fringe raises, without any us-usual increase in steel prices, if there had been no union shop provision.On this point, Clarence R.Randall, president of Inland Steel and spokesman for the employers in answering President Truman's radio talk on the steel mills seizure, declares: \u201cWe have a union shop in the coal mines which John Steelman (the assistant to President Truman) rammed down our throats after the government seized.What experience I have had with the union shop in the coal mines does not lead me to want to see it instituted anywhere else., .If there is a single man working for us who does not want to join the union, the whole power of the American government should be thrown around protecting him in that right.\u201d G.E.management has come to the conclusion that many of its highly skilled employees are fed up with inter-union warfare.Says Lemuel E.Boulware, vice president in charge of employee relations: \u201cGeneral Electric has long been on record as opposed to all forms of compulsory union membership.The company has bargained often and long with various unions on this matter.But it has never heard any reason or argument advanced which would persuade the company to force G.E.employees to join a union.\u201d While these typical statements do not cover the entire industrial front, they give a good indication of how determined a few of the bigger employers are to beat down this union shop issue today.The Record Short Story THE FRIENDS OF HR.TOSSY By OLGA A.R OSMAN ITH Mr.Eliphas Tobey was a retired Park Avenue chef who had realized his dream of owning a place of his own in the countr., i y Woods, a homey summer vacation hotel.The restaurant, on a big screen porch when fine in a -raftered barnlike room when it rained, held ^0 tables.He did a ¦ his own cooking and fresh looking local country girls .aited at tarn.' His wife had died a long time ago.His only intimate compan-I ions were animals.Some forest birds that knew him well enough t 1 perch on his arms and pick crumbs from his hands, his pet skunk and his old tabby tom cat ,/\u2019'heTvay round here this morning While he season lasted he ner ^\t^ q thought of nothing else but the\tfincJs out he's been fixed happiness of his guests.It was his\tmore ]larm than a hit- habit to go out on lo\"g,vfhpm ten.Now she wants to watch me dah after dinner, chat with them\t^ take my recjpes/\u2019 for a few moments and hear their Mr Tobey had\u2018found something comments on the cooking, inis .\tGwenn which encouraged way he learned what People liked ^ êonfidences and he classed best, when they had birthdays or thjg 7 r.old even a little ahead other festivals and he wrote this ^\tand the skunk in com.data in a tat blacx book he kept ionship a n ,1 understanding, with his recipes.He got a lo °,f HI( s nol\u2018that I'm being stubborn praise and this was the oil that\tmy recjpCs Billy.I give kept the wheels of his energy run- tbem to my faVorite people.But ning through the hard, hot sum- agajnst my grain when folks mer.\tf invade my kitchen and start com- Mrs.Aberdeen was a J]ew =.uest mandeerjng them from me.\u201d wTo had seemed desirable on pa- ojuv stroked the skunk's smooth per, asking as she did for a re-\twam\thead.\u201cYou're right\tMr.mote room where she could find\tTob\t0ne 0f y0Ur recipes\tis a solitude and peace.\tprivilege.\u201d He said the word with She turned out to be as peace-\tbut added, \u201cMom\tsaid ful as a barracuda among a sh°j>f\tthat\tabout the lemon pie one\tyou of herrings when she turned up in ^ \u201e the flesh.Mr.Tobey smiled but he east NÎA $*tmw Canuck Has Retreat In Tiny Sussex Home Atop Garden Wall By MURIEL NARRAWAY Canadian Press Staff Writer Old Bosham, Sussex, England, May 16\u2014#)\u2014A tiny studio home, built on a garden wall with salvaged wood, is one Canadian architect\u2019s personal answer to Britain\u2019s housing shortage.Peter Cleveland, a dark-haired, 39-year-old bachelor from Toronto, threw up his unorthodox one-room establishment in a spirit ol fun, hoping to use it as a weekend retreat from his offices in London\u2019s Hanover Square.The result proved so intriguing that \u201cLimehouse,\u201d a sunny, L-shaped affair built for boating | week-ends in this picturesquely-named Sussex community, has re-| ceived special articles in trade i journals and in one London newspaper.Construction cost about £270 and Cleveland partly overcame government restrictions by using wood from an old building.He acknowledges that \u201cLimehouse\u201d won\u2019t last much longer than 15 years, because repairs won\u2019t be worth it after that.The studio home was built largely by the trial-and-error system.For instance, the ground at Cleveland's disposal was enclosed by a six-foot, flint-and-brick garden wall\u2014so he built the studio on top of it.Tris adds to the light through hinged windows forming two-thirds of each outer wall.Underneath he bricked in a store room and toilet space.To get in the studio, you climb an outside wooden stairway set against the inner walls.Inside, each arm of the L measures 1514 by eight feet and provides living, sleeping and cooking space.At one end, an off-white sideboard against a dark tan wall opens to show plastic sink, electric cooker and crockery shelf.Cupboards beneath stock food and utensils.The opposite end supports two bunks placedmne on top of the other and cut off by a contraption used on one side as book and ornament shelves, on the other as wardrobe space.\u201cIt gives the impression of a separate room,\u201d said Cleveland with a designer\u2019s pride.All told, the studio cost around £425, including furnishing and decorating costs.Much of its charm lies in clever use of light and dark colors.Cleveland's present work is largely contemporary \u2014 exhibition stands for such as the British industries fair.This takes him to Canada every other year or so, building stands for British export j firms.I Born in Britain, Cleveland was I taken to Canada at six months by | his mother and architect father, returning in 1934 to take his degree here.After another spell in Canada he joined the Canadian army\u2014and spent his wartime service in Britain.He came back after the war figuring there would be plenty of rebuilding, but \u201cI got tied up in restrictions like all the rest,\u201d he says with a laugh.When in Canada, he stays with brother James at Toronto.Hotel Men To Try New Daylight Saving Plan Fallsburg, N.Y.\u2014 (/P)\u2014.lust as though Daylight and Standard Time didn't cause enough confusion, a group of mountain resort owners have come up with Cat-skill mountain time, with the clocks set ahead four hours.Chief proponent of the idea is Hyman Merle, owner of the Ambassador Hotel here, who contends that if Daylight Time gives vacationers an extra hour of play, C.From The Record Files FIVE YEARS AGO Great Britain and the United States have ordered the despatch of one million tons of food to Germany to combat the disease and unrest caused by hunger.Starting a campaign against cigarette smuggling, the R.C.M.P.have seized 7,000 U.S.smokes in the Rock Island area.TEN YEARS AGO A surprise Russian drive against German communication lines is menacing the Nazi southern front.The Dominion Government has launched a campaign for the greater development of Canada\u2019s oil resources.TWENTY YEARS AGG A group of Kingsbury and Windsor Mills citizens are combing the woods about St.Francois Xavier for a Sherbrooke boy who has been missing several days.THIRTY YEARS AGO The House of Commons is staging another lively debate on a proposal to lift the ban on the sale of oleomargarine in Canada.She took out her little ax the ; an\u2018other giafiCe of misgiving up the first night she dined at Pln.e?patb, \u201cYour sister Alice just went Woods After the chorus of praise Pp there with young Mr.Holmes had died down in the dusk on the | tQ see the cal£ at Ridg0tOp Farm, verandah she remarked the cook-, Th ,n be invited to luncb, Take ing was too^FrencL it was even ; my but[erfly net like you were on decadent and for a place like this it was unsuitable.All the knitting needles stopped clicking.\u201cThe Scots are the best cooks in the world,\u201d she finished.\u201cKippered herring, smoked haddock, slicing sausage, spiced beef ham, haggis, black pudding, bannocks, scones, potato cakes\u2014that's the kind of solid fare to hike and swim outside of.But you can\u2019t get it with words.Why not take a day off one day and let me show you something?\u201d Mr.Tobey evaded this notion with incredible diplomacy but it was only a temporary victory.Mrs.Aberdeen devoted a great part of her terrific mental energy to a campaign to take oyer his kitchen.The other part was diverted to the spectacle o£ the adolescents who were mixing romance with swimming, boating, fishing, riding, tennis, ping-pong, hiking and frank sitting under the trees.She informed their parents at the evening verandah sessions and prophesied what ill results would come : of it.She went about on foot and nobody could figure how she could get around so fast and be in so many places at once.Young Billy Gwenn piped up from behind his mother's chair that he could tell them.He had personally seen her taking short i cuts over the trees on her broomstick.After the laugh subsided his mother told him to go catch another chipmunk or find a turtle or something.He left the interesting conference with reluctance.Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JALOBV M.T.will give them four times as much.Meric heads a \u201csunlight committee\" made up of hotel owners who tried out the scheme last year.The 1951 effort was \u201cadjudged a success,\" says a press release, but it admits that there was also \u201cquite a bit of confusion\u201d The committee means to put C.M.T.into effect at their hotels this summer.The hotel owner, who contends Daylight Time is \u201cobsolete,\u201d defends his system with this reasoning: \u201cNobody wakes up with the sun anymore.Now, under this futuris- business up there and see if you can't, throw a monkey wrench into something.\u201d Billy took the butterfly net with heart shivering with ecstacy.Mr.Tobey took great care of his possessions and did not carelessly lend them.It was a big wonderful net and with it Billy had snared a wren, a dormouse, a chipmunk and two baby squirrels, all of which were now tame.They were free to go away but remained around to come at Billy's whistle and take food direct from his hands.Mr.Tobey vanished into the savory fortress of his kitchen.Billy galloped u?the trail waving the precious net.He was not however fast enough to avert Mrs.Aberdeen's missionary work on his sister Alice and Eddie Holmes.Ho met Alice coming down the path alone, her blue eyes stormy and her mouth grim with fighting to keep tears back from her eyes.\u201cHi, Kid,\u201d she said, \u201cwhat's cooking?\" \u201cOh, butterflies and such.What's with you?\u201d \u201cMy head aches with the sun.Should have worn my hat.\u201d She added without being asked, \u201cwe met Mrs.Aberdeen coming up to see the new calf so Eddie stayed with her, she wanted to be shown the way.\u201d Billy was already on his.A little ¦higher up the path he left the trail and entered the twilight of the trees.He walked with extreme caution, neither cracking a twig nor shaking the ground.On a fallen trunk he sat down and waited.A doe appeared with dappled twin fawns.She glanced at him r 821\t«*- «>«£ ** at her without moving.She signal- to her children and quietly of earshot.\u201cHe\u2019s the one for the broomstick,\u201d she said, \u201che says he i ad can talk to wild animals.\u201d\t! utaan in\t^ Billy went off to where he was Latj t\t\u2022\t,,\t^is always welcome, the back entrance : feaves .?¦\u2019 khah/Vl n?nl- 'i ¦ of Mr.Tobey\u2019s kitchen.This was a, J)evaeVreshi(sasft'\"f brlght coins oi; ]lgllt cool oorch with a single rocker on! rüi., hLUj\tA, , it, the battle scarred tabby tom hdlllyr,™l î?'ns:c\t5 and the gentle pet skunk, both djpj \u2019 .\t^ ,g , \u2022 ,es,tPe ?**'*'\u2022?» rP* t îrmins %?(SSR S'™ / \u2018ThTjiK\t»\u2022 I**- w-Affi USd up a mountain trail between pines, j cniv ^wn''wali't-pçQPc0 Ua \u2018\"'i'1 'iV't also of Mrs.Aberdeen\u2019s broad asnkLÎW0 \"alt,eSSeS' Anda111 erect back disappearing upwards.Billy sat on the porch rail skunk made a throaty sound and jumped on his lap, scrambling to obtain a foothold.Billy put a sustaining arm round it.Mr.Tobey emerged from the cold store that opened on the the as Tho Let me alone.\u201d shieked goaded Mr.Tobey.Mrs.Aberdeen laughed under standingly.\u201cTemperamental an artist should be.\u201d .She went on being understanding all through dinner so loudly porch and paused before going versaiim! 'V fnr ^nnHUn^ m- ,l!e (;on' into the kitchen with his tray °f possible \u2019\t1 no PrlvaU was tic\u2019system, the sun will rise with!lemon pies.His harassed eyes; rt «.L\t\u201e c\t,, «\u2022\tglanced up the tnH.\"She found L,\u201d\tfsla «g 1 Mr.Tobey had rented her his best On the Farm Answer to Previous Puzzle \tNORTH 4\tCons.Paper .\t33\t33 Brazilian\t.10%\t10'4\tFord \u201cA\u201d .\t57'-.\t B.C.Forest\t.\t5%\t\tFraser\t15%\t15% B Bruck Mills \"A\u201d\t.16\t\tHome Oil\t15\t Furniture-making was not considered a craft until the end of the 12th century.The annual meeting of the Eastern Townships\u2019 branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada will | be held at the Pleasant.View.North Hatley, on Saturday, May 31.This will be a ladies night and will be followed by a dance, with orchestra.The reception is scheduled for 6.30 p.m.with the dinner to begin at seven o\u2019clock.Guest speaker is Dr.J.B.Stirling, president of the Engineering Institute of Canada.Greetings of the Institute will be brought by Dr.L.A.Wright, general-secretary.All the facilities of the hotel will be at the disposal of the branch for the day and members and their ladies are invited to come early in the afternoon and make us of them.These include tennis courts, shuffle boards, golf course and boat house.Members are asked to signify whether or not they will attend, in writing to R.H.Blackmore, secretary of the provisional committee, care of Canadian Ingersoll-Rand, not later than May 25.T.C.FRENCH\tGARAGE TEL.34 R 2\tSAWYERVILLE Dealer for:\t FERGUSON TRACTORS and\t FARM IMPLEMENTS\t A long list of Jersey cows have completed records in the herd of Miss Ellin Speyer, Massawippi.Gables Basil Velvet bred by W.Elmo Ashton at Foster, has completed a senior three year old record in 345 days of 9,309 lbs.of milk and 471 lbs.of fat.Gables Standard Very G., a six year old, has 8,654 lbs.of milk and 469 lbs.of fat in 364 days.She is a daughter of the Grand Champion bull Gables Standard Showman.Another daughter of Showman\u2019s, Gables Standard Creambay, has completed a record at just four years of age in 347 days, of 7,700 lbs.of milk and 450 lbs.of fat.Other records have been completed in the herds of M.E.Binz, Baie ¦ D\u2019Urfe, James B, Woodyatt, Georgeville, where Hawthornden Rose has completed a record at exactly two years of age of 9,079 lbs.of milk, 497 lbs.of fat in 365 days.If Rose freshens in time she will qualify for a silver medal certificate.She is a daughter of the Gold Medal cow Sweet Success.Records are also completed in the herds of Norman A.Tait, Frelighs-burg, Edgar W.Smith at Danville, Murphy Bros., West Shefford, Karl M.Birks at Knowlton, H.D.Mono-ghan, Clarenceville, L.K.Eden at Knowlton, Wells Martin, Argyll Farm, Knowlton, Earle Spafford, Knowlton, Emile Couture, St.Prosper, H.G.Norman, Magog, Beaver Brook Farms owned by McGill Burroughs at Champigny, Ernest Lavigne, Ste.Rosalie, L.A.Forsyth.Dundee, Mrs.E.M.Deletion, Massawippi, Lome Simms of Howick, and Emile St.Pierre at St.Hyacinthe.For Quick results - use Record Want-Ads.Dial 3-3636.Councillors Are Seeking New Industries The members ot tbe Industrial Relations Committee of the Sherbrooke City Council, under the chairmanship of Aid.Leo Cador-ette.are losing no time in their drive to attract new industries to Sherbrooke.While Mayor Emile Levesque is in New York City attending (lie annual conference of the American Congress of Mayors, he is interviewing officials of a United States concern which is seriously considering locating in Sherbrooke.Canadian officials of the company have been in Sherbrooke where they held a series of conferences with Aid.Cadorette, Aid.Eugene Thibault, Aid.Henri Labonne and City Clerk Antonin Deslauriers.Aid.Cadorette reports that, substantial progress has been made in interesting this concern in locating here.Aid.Cadorette was also in Montreal this week where he interviewed Valmore Gratton, vice-president of the Industrial Commission of Quebec, and Stéphane Boily, of the Industrial Immigration Department of the Dominion Government, and reports that two interesting prospects were lined up for European industries locating here., Bruck Mills \u201cB\u2019\u2019 Building Products .Canada Cement .| Can.Iron Fdy.I Can.Breweries .; Canadian Car ; Canadian Celanese S Corby\u2019s \"A\" Can.Pacific Railway Cockshutt Plo w Smelters\t.Dist.Seagram .Dominion Bridge Dorn.Steel & Coal Co Dominion Tar .Dom.Textile .Gen.Dynamics _____ Famous Players .Foundation Co.General Steel Wares Gypsum Imperial Oil .Imperial Tobacco .Intern.Nickel _____ Intern.Paper .Int.Pete.hid.Accept.Howard Smith .MacMillan \"B\u201d .Massey-Harrls .McColl-Frontenac .Molson .Montreal Locomotive Nat.Breweries _____ Nat.Steel Car .Noranda .Powell River .Price Bros.uQebec Power .Royalite Oil .Sicks Breweries .St.I^w.Corp.Shawinigan .Steel of Canada ____ Triad Oil Walker G.W.Zeller's .30*4 67 7*a TRAVEL IN Air-Gonditioned Comfort by TRAIN / Treat yourself and your family to well-deserved comfort when travelling.Ride relaxed in smooth, air-conditioned trains .in Sleepy Hollow Chairs .while scenic Canada sweeps by your big Picture Window.Here is relaxing, refreshing travel at its best! Vor longer trips there's a wide clyoiee of luxurious accommodation ., from roomettes and sections to drawing rooms and compartments.You'll find schedules are convenient, speedy, dependable.When you travel, go by train.CANADIAN NATIONAL Ne«d * car when you get there?At ma|or point* you can have a Drive Yourself cer waiting for you when you step off the train.A*k your Ticket Agent.CANADIAN PACIFIC Existence Of Continued From Page 1 honored by the guard at the gate.The hearing is continuing.All accused have chosen to be tried by a higher court.The hearing yesterday proceeded against all but S/Sgt.Young, who was charged only two days ago and whose case was remanded until today.COUNTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE PRICES Montreal, May 16.\u2014 Eggs were again easier on the open wholesale produce markets.Prices were down around one cent, per dozen.Demand continued slow and offerings were ample for requirements.In small lots to retailers eggs in cartons reflected the trend shown on the wholesale markets.Potatoes were generally higher.EGGS (cts.per dozen) : Gov\u2019t.\tJob- Re- Spot tComm.lots tail ¦fQuotes Exch- S II A-ex.ex-la r.39\t38b\t45\t56 A-large 38-38 Vi 38b\t42-46 47-51 A-med.37-37 Vi 37b\t4145 45-47 A-small 35\t34b\t39\t43-46 B .30-31\t30b\t36\t4346 C .\t.24-25\t24lib 31\t.t Free wood cases.J Canadian Commodity Exchange close basis 50 cases minimum.§ Small lots to retailers in cartons; 3c per dozen less loose.U Approximate price to consumers in large retail outlets.BUTTER (c.per lb.): Open Market: No.1 pasteurized Quebec fresh, 58 VL Jobbers\u2019 prints; prices: 58-59.Commodity Exchange: Spot: no sales: close 58 at 58!4.Futures; Nov.59Vi hid.POTATOES (per 75-lb.bags): Quebec 75 lbs.4.254.50 N.B.75 lbs.4.85-5.00 N.B.50 lbs.3.10-3.25 N.B.10 lbs.68-\t.70 P.E.I.100 lbs.6.25 P.E.I.75\tlbs.4.90-5.10 P.E.I.50\tlbs.3.25-3.40 P.E.I.10 lbs.70-\t.72 P.E.I.bliss 50 lbs.3.15 P.E.I.bliss 75 lbs.4.75 Maine 50\tlbs.3.10-3.25 Maine 100 lbs.6.25-6.50 Maine 10 lbs.68-\t.701 Florida red\t50\tlbs.3.50-3.75 Florida reds\t100\tlbs.7.25-7.50 le-x* 12'» 38 >-8»» 35'4 15 32'» 22 72 Vi 16'a 38 lOli 301» te-s 13 HP» 30 V2 36*» 91» 41-4 44 34 44 Vi 19 10 Vi 1114 35 21\tVi 15*4 12 25 Vi 18 22 27 Vi 17 18\tVi ,.19 35 Mt 38'i 30 3.00 42 Vi .14 67 20 B 16l,4 B 12 B 38 >.4 Minnesota & Ont.So.Can.Power Pfd.MINES Ascot Metals .Louvicourt .Un.Asbestos .î Weedon .35:'n I Wendell .32'» 22 Vi 72 Va A 16'a 38 10'4 3114 B 16'a 13 30 *i 36*11 91» 41'4 45'4 33 31 44'2 19 A 18 B Ills 35 15!iB 12li 25'i B 18 17\tB 18\tB 18*48 35 Vi 3Û Vk 42li 14 !.25 .28 1.85 .62 .41 95 A 22% B 112 B 2.24 .26 B 3 95 .62 .40 B DEATHS NEW YORK STOCK MARKET CLOUTIER- -At the home of hed daughter.Mrs.Robert Smith, Watervillc, Que., on Thursday, May 15th, 1952, Cedelia Bousquet.beloved wife of the late Fred Cloutier.Resting at Rodion's Funeral Home, Roxton Pond.Service will bo held on Sunday, May 18th, at 2 p.m.at Baptist Church, Roxton Pond.Interment in Granby.HOLBROOK Burial of the late Harley Holbrook, of Barnston, Que,, will take place at Griffin Cemetery, on Saturday, May 17, at 1:30 p.m.Masonic funeral.PAIGE\u2014At ihp Sherbrooke Hos-i pital, on Thursday, May 15th, 1952.Amos Albert Paige, in his 82iui year.Resting at Blake\u2019si Funeral Home.86 Queen Street, where funeral service will be.held on Saturday, May !7th, at 2 p.m.Rev.Ross Adams officO ating.Interment al Silver Valley Cemetery, Eastman.STANDISH\u2014At Rougemont, Que,, on May 15, 1952, Nina E.Stone, beloved wife of John R.Standish.Resting at her late residence.Funeral service from St.Thomas Anglican Church, Rougemont, Sunday, May 18th, at l p.m.J« W.Draper Funeral Service.American Telephone\t155\t155% Anaconda\t.\t43%\t43% Bethlehem Steel .\t47%\t47% Borden's Co\t\t51\t Chrysler .\t\t\t74 Vi\t Comm.Solvents .\t23%\t Com.Edison \t\t35 Vi\t Douglas \t\t52%\t Dupont.\t\t83%\t83% General Electric .\t58 Vi\t General Motors \t\t54%\t54% Goodyear\t41 Vi\t Intern.Paper \t\t45\t46 Intern.Telephone\t16%\t16% Johns-Manville .\t72%\t oMntgomery Ward\t58%\t58% Nash Kelv\t\t\t19%\t N.Y.Central \t\t18%\t Pepsi \t\t9%\t Radio \t\t\t25%\t25% Republic Steel \t\t39%\t39% Std.Oil of N.J.\t75%\t76 Studebaker .\t37%\t U.S.Rubber \t\t24%\t U.S.Steel \t\t37%\t37% Vanadium Steel \t\t36\t Wool worth \t\t44\t BANKS AND BONDS CANADIAN BONDS Following are the closing, bid and asked quotations as of May 15th, as furnished by the Investment Dealers\u2019 Association of Canada: DOM.GOVT.BONDS: Bid Asked 3% Pcrps.8814\t8914 1%, Nov.1/52 .9914\t100 1%, Nov.1/52 .99%\t10014 1-/4, Mar.1/53 .99%\t99% 3, Dec.15/54 .\t98% 98% 2 \u20194, July 1/56 .97\u2019/*\t98% 2%, June 15/68\t.\t90 %\t91% 3%, June 1/56-66 .\t97%\t98% War (W) Victory (V) Loans: 3/54 .\t.(2nd\tV)\t100%\t101% 3/56 .\t\tV)\t99%\t100% 3/57 .\t.(4th\tV)\t98%\t99% 3/59 .\t.(5th\tV)\t97%\t98% 3/60 .\t.(6th\tV)\t98%\t97% 3/62 .\t.(7th\tV)\t95 y*\t96% 3/63 .\t.(Bth\tV)\t95\u2019/*\t96% 3/66 .\t.(9th\tV)\t94%\t95% GUTHRIE Mr.and Mrs.Fred Clough, of Bedford, spent a day at their home here.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Brown and two children and Mr.and Mrs.B.Robinson, of Stapbridge East, and Miss Margaret Callaghan, of Farn-ham, were guests of Mr.and Mrs, A.Brown.BIRTHS MORIN\u2014At the Sherbrooke Hospital, on May 15th, 1952, to Mr.and Mrs.Aloysius Morin (nee Ruth Wintle), a son, Ronald1 Aloysius.CARDS OF THANKS ROBB'S Funeral Home REG'D C.E.Wilton, Prop.FUNERAL DIRECTOR Tel.61 Tel.20J \u2022 Knowlton Mansonville BLAKE\u2019S FUNERAL HOME & AMBULANCE SERVICE (R.L.Bishop) 86 Queen St.Tel.2-9977 Like fresh Flowers every day.E.CHAUSSE & SON \u2014 MONUMENTS \u2014 Best Quality Granite \u2014 NO SUBSTITUTE \u2014 Write for Catalogue.524 King W.\u2014 Tel.2-2294 Anderson Monuments BOX 56 \u2014 BEEBE, QUE.Monument*, Marker», Lettering Work done anywhere in E.T.Write for Pamphlet and Prices.We wish to express our slncera thanks to »U our friend» »nd neighbors, who so «[onerously give ihelr time and assistance during the accident, death and burial of our loved one; especially would we lhank Mr.Bert Noble, Mrs.Muriel Mosher, Mr.and Mrs.James Tiosklng, Dr.McMahon, Dr.Hume, Dr.Qulntln, nurses Hud-don, Lockley and Ripley, Canon Russel Brown, the bearers, those who loaned cars, sent food, flowers snd messages of sympathy, Their kindness will, never be forgotten.MRS.RUPERT CARTER, BILLIE AND BOBBIE MR.WALTER CARTER MR.AND MRS.W.S.WEBB MR.LEWIS CARTER IN MEMORIAM KING\u2014In loving memory of our dear husband, father and brother, Christopher King, who passed away two years ago today.May 18th, 1950.Ever remembered by HIS WIFE, BERTHEDA.IRENE AND CHRISTINE, Daughter* CYRIL, Son.ELIZABETH, Sister.ERNEST, Brother.Best Angus, P.Q.There are about 8600 species of birds belonging to more than 140 families known to man.FUNERAL CHAPEL 21 MttSOURKE )\\Phm21Ut NOTICE You want a permanent monument erected to those you held dear, BUY directly from the manufacturer, and SAVE 25% 40% on the monument that will be the pride of your family for ever! Visit us: see the best types Barre, Vt.Grey Granite, Red Granite from Finland and Black from Sweden.Tel.3-1700 or write E.PROVOST Monument Manufacturer Cor.of Belmont A Fifteenth Ave.\u201e Sherbrooke SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1952.READ THE WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RAT!\u2014} cant* par worn, minimum ch«rga 50 cantt for It words or last; thraa comscutlva Insertions, 11.55; tlx consecutive Insertions.52.15; Record Box, 10c.CHARGE RATE \u2014 4 cents per word, minimum charge 75 cents for 18 words or lass.ADS ACCEPTED - All Forms or classified sds Legal Notices ana Auct'on Seles accepted until 4 p.m.the day previous to the date ** insertion, Dial 3-3636 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates ROUSSEAU, HOWARD & BRADLEY, Olivier Bldg., 4 Wellington South.Tel 2-4735.Armand Rousseau, Q.C., W H.Bradley, Q.C., D.S, Howard.Gen.era! trial, practice, estate.Chartered Accountants THOMAS C.CORHT, C.A., 1944 Dorchester St West, Montreal.P.S.ROSS & SON, Chartered Accountants, Montreal Dentist DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon ¦ Dentist, 160 Wellington St.North, opposite Court House.Phone 2-3103.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPI-tal.Dr.L.A.Gendreau, 67 Wellington St.South.All Types of Repairs to Houses, Garages, Cottages, etc.Work to be done by contract or hourly.Call between 12-1, 6 P.M.MAURICE DROUIN 488 King St, West\u2014Tel.2-3195 FLOOR SANDING Rubber Tile Laying of Rubber Tile \"Done the way you like it\" Expert Workmen \u2014 Free Estimetee A.H.MASSON 10 St.Antoine St.\u2014 Tel.2-6774 VENETIAN BLINDS M DIFFERENT MODELS\t* \u2022n display at ourtsampie room Alto \u2014 Washing Repairs VENETIAN DISTRIBUTORS RES'D.Me King West \u2014 Tel.M150 First on tKe Market And Still the Best! C o L O R S 60 W A S H A B L E Refuse Inferior Imitations *2 20\t*7,25 Quart\tGallon Ail Colors in Stock BERNIER 110 Belvidere So.\u2014Tel.2-7200 Free Delivery in Sherbrooke and Lennoxville.1.Articles For Sale TWO men\u2019s overcoats, sizes 38 and 40; ladies\u2019 dresses, 36-38; curtains, lamp shades; drapes, etc.201 London, Apt.1.GURNEY electric range, four burners with oven, practically new.No reasonable offer refused.Tel.Magog, 2156.ASTRAL demonstrator baby refrigerator, $125; Beatty used washer, $35; Climax used washer, $25; National cash register, nearly new; tables, shelves, wall cases, etc.Portable gas generator, 300W-110V.Keeler and Cross, 81 Wellington North, ELECTRIC sweeper \"Silter Queen\u201d, very good condition.Mrs.Wilfred Lamy, 4 Brooks St\u201e Apt.2.Dial 2-2045.TWO Axminster carpets, Vx$* and 9\u2019xlO\u2019; bedroom set, studio couch, chair, table and chairs, Leonard Frigidaire.Dial 2-0854.TWO ladles\u2019 top coats, size 16, one* navy, other tweed; girl\u2019s navy coat, girl\u2019s navy blazer, size 4.Dial 3*4023.WHITE enamel stove, Gurney, wood, coal and gas combination.Dial 2-7954.UPRIGHT piano, Helntzman.Phone Rev.Canon Roy, Windsor.LARGE quantity of blockwood at Bond-ville.Good quality birch, beech and maple.Apply Wendell B.Hamilton, 110 St.Joseph Street, Waterloo, evenings.May be reached during day at Bondville.Enquire at Prouty\u2019s Store.McCLARY range, 4 gas burners, an oven, wood and coal.45 Downs St\u201e Lennoxville.Tel.3-3788.ELECTRIC 4 burner stove, wood and coal.3 Gordon Street.Dial 2-8474.BABY carriage in very good condition.Reasonable price.16c Alexander St.Dial 2-9613.1 MAPLE dining-room set; ping-pong table; kitchen tables, cupboard, utensils; men\u2019s and ladies\u2019 used clothing; new tires; 1/6 h.p.Westinghouse motor; antique articles.54A Wellington North.Tel.2-3755.USED pianos rcflnished, reconditioned, In our factory.Sold with a guarantee.New pianos of well known marks.Priced from $445 up.Five years\u2019 guarantee.Robert Blouln, 474 King St.West.Tel.3-3423.3.Typewriters For Sale RENT OR BUY a new Remington Per sonal Portable Typewriter.Big machine performance, portable convenience.Call Remington Rand, 54-A Wellington St.North.Phone 2-4088.3A.Farm Machinery for Sale PLOUGH, disc and spring harrows, 6 ft.Deering mowing machine, nearly new! double wagon, dump cart and harness, pung sleigh, $200 for the lot.L.G.Taylor, R.R.4, Magog.Tel.2175.4.Property For Sale BEAUTIFUL new six room private brick residence, Drummond Road.Birch finish throughout.Garage, cemented basement, furnace, etc.Interest 2%.Very reasonable conditions.Immediate possession.See Hebert\u2019s, 505 Bachand St.Dial 2-0874.DO YOU wish to buy, sell or exchange property of any description?Before doing so call Charles Connors, Real Estate, 70 Wellington Street North.Phone 2-4000; Residence 2-2562.5.Lots For Sale LOT, 200x64 feet, on Main Street, Lennoxville.Apply 1 Depot St., Lennoxville.BEAUTIFUL ready-to-build city lots.Seventh Avenue, Drummond Road, St.Esprit, etc.; also large lots Little Lake Magog, near lake, stores, bus, etc., Reasonable terms.See Hebert\u2019s, 505 Bachand.Phone 2-0374.i NORTH Ward, residential lots, near new j hospital.Reasonable prices.E a s y terms.D.Bloomfield, 37 Walton Ave.Tel.3-2071 after 6 p.m.7.Farms For Sale 200 acre farm, 7 miles from Lcnnox-vllle on paved Cookshire highway.Electricity and running water in house and barns.Sugar bush and equipment, good pasture.Mrs.Jessie Hodgman, Birchton, Que.SMALL farm in New Hampshire for poultry and truck gardening.S.O acres on highly travelled main highway Montreal to Boston.8 room house, electricity and furnace.Good barn equipped for raising poultry.Buildings In fine condition.This is an outstanding buy as there Is a mortgage of approximately 55,000 at 4% which can be assumed.Price $6,800.Wells River Realty Co., Realtors, Wells River, Vermont.8.Cars For Sale 1950 AUSTIN, owner driven, 12,500 miles, no winter driving, radio, heater, good condition.Contact R.A.Smith, Scotstown, Que.1930 MODEL \"A\u201d Ford, In good running condition, 4 good tires, 2 new ones, slip covers and chains.Phone 2-1828 after 5:30.25.Teachers Wanted WANTED for Cumberland Mills School Elementary teacher for Grade IV.Apply Miss E.Melbourne Ross, Sec.-Treas., \"The Manor House,\" St.George West, Beauce, Que.THE R.C.A.F.Station, St.Hubert Protestant School, requires for the year 1952-53, the services of a Protestant teacher holding Intermediate or Elementary diploma, Duties to consist of teaching certain subjects in Grade V, twenty to twenty-five pupils, and to teach French in Grades III to VII.Average grade twenty-five pupils.Living accommodation available on Station with meals at Officers\u2019 Mess.Dally free transportation to and from Montreal at regular hours.Forward applications, stating training, teaching experience, telephone number, etc., to Chairman, School Board, R.C.A.F, Station, St.Hubert, Que.MG-TD, 1951, 10,000 miles, red, good condition.Price $1,600.Phone 151, Cookshire.1938 BU1CK, in very good condition.After 5 p.m.16c Alexander St.AUSTIN Sedan, 1951, equipped, ' 8,000 miles, excellent condition; also two American Cocker Spaniel puppies.J.Menard, 212 St.Esprit.Dial 2-6260.11 A.Poultry For Sole 900 PULLETS, 17 weeks old, pure New Hampshires and Light Sussex.Address O'Neil Guimond, Blshopton, Que.Tel.22rll.11B.Baby Chicks TAKE our word \u2014 you\u2019ll want plenty pullets \u2014 we\u2019ve 3-4 week for prompt shipment.And cockerels \u2014 we\u2019ve limited quantity, dayold, started.Day-old chicks to order.Bray Hatchery.Newington St.E., Sherbrooke, Phone 3-3730.WHEN egg prices are up again next fall, will you be paying retail prices for those you use \u2014 or producing your own plus good number for sale?It\u2019s not too late to \"catch up and cash in\u2019\u2019 if you get well-started three-four-week-old Bray pullet chicks.Very reasonably priced, easily raised.Vigorous, fast-growing, early-laying, blg-egg stock.Wide choice breeds, crosses.Ready now.(Day-olds too, of course.) Drop in, or phone! Lloyd Humbert, Bray Hatchery, Sherbrooke.Phone 3-3730; L.J.Cavanagh, Glen .Sutton, Phone Sutton 58-R-22.26.Help Wanted: Male FOREMAN wanted for assembling furniture.Must be experienced in handling men for high production.Should be bilingual.State experience and salary expected when applying.Apply Box 444, Record.27.Help Wanted: Female HIGH School or college student for light housework, two adults, at North Hatley, July 1st to Sept.1st.Phone 3-2231 or write Box 446, Record.BILINGUAL girl for small office, typing.Apply to Paul Forest, New Sher-brooke Hotel.28.Help Wanted: Domestic RELIABLE girl, light housework, help with children, live in.Tel.North Hatley, 29.HOUSEKEEPER for elderly lady and daughter.Daughter away four days a week.State experience and salary.Apply Mrs.Clement, Barnston, Que.GIRL wanted for light housekeeping with elderly couple.No washing.Good home.Phone 37, Waterville.GIRL or woman for general housework and care o£ children.Sleep cut.Call 3-1763.35.Business Opportunities EASTERN Townships: Only garage in small thriving town.Good business, gross of $150,000.Exclusive county franchise for very popular tractor, automobile and outboard motor.Price includes solid gaiage building, 1 hydraulic lift, tools, etc.Due to illness, sacrifice all for $16,000.P.O.Box 3, Station B, Montreal.12.To Let 36.Miscellaneous HUNTINGV1LLE \u2014 Four rooms with bath.Immediate possession.Dial 2-6526.FOR first of June, 5 room heated apartment with electric stove in Lennoxville.Dial 2-1908.14.Cottages To Let SEVEN room cottage at North Hatley on West Side for August and September.Good dock and beach facilities.Apply Box 451, Record.HATLEY ACRES, 6 room, log cabin, electricity, running water, large screen porch.Available June 1st to July 15th.Dial 2-0687.15.Rooms To Let LARGE furnished room, light kitchen privileges If desired, on bus line.Phone 3-2146.TWO rooms, large and small, quiet and clean.63 Laurier.Tel.3-3389.FURNISHED room, use of bath and phone.North Ward, near bus stop.Apply 91 Quebec.Dial 3-2200.COMFORTABLE furnished room for gentleman, bath, telephone, hot water, private entrance.5 Morkill St., East Sherbrooke.Tel.3-1477.PAINT GLOSS \u2014 All Colors.Also \u2014 FLAT WHITE *3.50 g., *115 at ENAMEL or SEMI-GLOSS ALUMINUM VARNISH *4.50 gal *1.50 Also Brushes, Turpentine, Linseed Oil, etc.C.O.D.Mail Orders Accepted.A.GHIman&Son 92 Wellington St.South Tel.2-0905 40 LAKE shore lots.Apply William McDonald, Fitch Bay, Que.6.Cottages For Sale ELECTRIC SHAVERS REPAIRED Has your electric shaver been acting up lately, does it run as smooth as it did.Do you know why it isn\u2019t operating perfectly?Drop it in at our store and we\u2019ll answer all of these questions, and what it needs, it\u2019ll gft, cleaning, repairing or adjusting.R0SS-BIR0N ELECTRIC LIMITED We service everything we sell! 17 Frontgnac St.Tel.2-1564 NORTH Hatley, west side of lake.Large lake front developed, nine rooms, 2'/i bathrooms, ai! A-l condition.Apply John Black, 47 Newton St., Sherbrooke.Tel.2-0505.18.Wanted To Rent A SMALL modern apartment or a furnished room for two with cooking facilities wanted in the North Ward.Phone 2-5478.19.Wanted Room and Board COTTAGE at Lake Park, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, toilet, water, electricity, verandah 8\u2019x26\u2019.Call 2-1736.Also 3 room house for sale to be1 moved.ROOM and board wanted for working mother and care of baby during day.Apply Box 450, Record.19a.Rooms Wanted THREE miles from Asbestos, best water frontage on lake.Large lot with two furnished cottages, electricity, near stores and bus service, sandy beach, two boats.Box 445, Asbestos.Tel.160.TWO cottages for sale at Bacon\u2019s Bay, Lake Massawtppl.Telephone Ayer\u2019s Cliff, 87.TWO furnished cottages, one at Little Brompton Lake, one at Big Brompton Lake, also new 16-foot flat bottom boat.11 Quebec Street, Dial 2-3038.11.Livestock For Sale PUREBRED Jersey cow.Phone Waterville, 14rl5.Mr.R.McKinven.PUREBRED accredited Ayrshlres.Bull, 24 months, vaccinated, negative, quiet and sure.Sired by Strathallan Stalwart, Class AA; 4 heifers and 2 bull calves, 1 month.L.P.Durrell, Foster, Que.DUAL purpose Shorthorn bull calves, purebred and grades.Heifer calf.Apply A.J.Mallard, Stanstead, Que.To buy, sell, exchange use Want Ads.Dial 3-3636 Want-Ad Depart oient.SALESMAN Commission salesman required calling on needle trade manufacturers for Eastern Townships and Quebec City territory.Interested in competitive quality line of cotton industrial sewing threads as allied line.Give details and references Box 392 Record.WANTED\u2014One room with kitchen and bathroom, heated or unheated, Sherbrooke or Lennoxville.Dial 2-8507.20.Wanted To Purchase FOUR or five room bungalow, Sherbrooke or Lennoxville.Give lowest cash price In reply.Box 449, Record.WANTED\u2014House trailer In good condition.Box 447, Record.PAINTING and decorating! Save up to 30%.Clean workmanship.Dial 2-9176 after 6 p.m.CBM (940 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tAfternoon Concert 5.30\tSleepytlme Storyteller 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tVarieties In Music 6.15 News 6.25 Sportscast 6.30\tInternationa] Commentary 6.40 Rawhide 7.00\tThe Sunshine Society 7 30 Short Story 7.45\tPoetry Through the Poet\u2019s Eyes 8.00\tVoice of FUestone 8.30\tVancouver Symphony 9.90 Luclo Agostini Conducts 9.30\tMickey Lester\u2019s Place 10.00\tNews 10.15\tNews Roundup 10.30\tChamber Music 11.00\tMusic from Manitoba 11.30\tVancouver Theatre 12.00\tNews and Sign Off SATURDAY 6.00\tAlarm Clock Club 7.00\tCBC News 7.03 Concert Corner 7.30\tCBC News 7.35 Concert Corner 8.00\tCBC News and Interlude 8.15\tMorning Devotions 8.30\tMusical March Past 9.00\tCBC News 9.05 Music in the Morning 10.00\tHits and Encores 10.30\tChildren\u2019s Theatre 11.00\tCalling all ChUdren 12.00\tNews 12.15\tSports College 12.30\tCtamp Club 12.45\tSongs of the West 1.00\tNews, Weather Report 1.15\tThis Week 1.30\tWorld Church News 1.45\tConcert Favorites 2.00\tOpera Stars and Stories 3.00\tMusic by Mozart 4.00\tRacing 4.30\tTo Be Announced 5.00\tBallet Club 6.00\tSaturday Sports Magazine 6.15\tCBC News 6.25 Weather 6.30\tMusic and Poetry 6.45\tPiano Contrasts 7.00\tArmdale Chorus 7.30\tCanadian Film Music 8.00\tCBC Sports Page 8.30\tShare the Wealth 9.00\tCBC News 9.05 Continental Varieties 9.30\tGypsy Strings 10.00\tPrairie Schooner 10.30\tJean Paul Jeannotte, Tenor 11.00\tThirteen and Terry 11.30\tHere\u2019s Juliette 12.00\tCBC News and Sign Off.RICHMOND E W Smith.Notary.Tel.ISO.FEW good rebuilt lawn mowers for sale.Mowers sharpened and repaired.A.E.Fish, 54 Warren, Lennoxville.Phone 3-1877.LAWN mowers sharpened, called for and delivered.Tel.3-2219.Apply 119 Cabana Street.G.Burgess.TREES, shrubs, plants, perennial and annual fruit trees, apple, raspberry, strawberry.Special price for hedges.Slate work, landscaping.Sherbrooke Nursery, 243 Council.Tel.2-8005.37.Personals SLENDOR Tablets are effective.Three weeks\u2019 supply $2; 9 weeks\u2019 $5, at all druggists.EASIEST way to save money, yet make upholstered furniture and rugs look new, is to deep-clean them with Mystic Foam.SPECIAL: Buy one pint and get one free.Hurry to LaFer-ronerie do 1\u2019Est.'SKINNY\u201d GIRLS! Get lovely curves! Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep.Try famous health and weight-builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Introductory, \u2018get-acquainted\u201d size only 60c.All druggists.HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goods; 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.39.Lost & Found LOST\u2014Lady\u2019s Ronson lighter, vicinity of Wellington St.or McManamy bus Thursday, May 15th.Reward.Finder please call 2-3316.LOST\u2014Would the person who picked up a child\u2019s tractor near Bishop's College School phone 3-4455 and ask for Rene Buser.41.Boats And Motors 23 FT.mahogany double cockpit motor boat, Buchannan 100-135 H.P.Marine motor, radio, all completely equipped, guaranteed A-t condition, at North Hatley.Apply John Black, 47 Newton St., Sherbrooke.Tel.2-0505.WANTED \u2014 Lots to build on, or old buildings to remodel.Would consider reasonable real estate.Box 443, Record, 24A.Agents Wanted FOOD brokers and distributors wanted for selling imported and domestic grocery specialties.House established over sixty years.Write for details: Aboosamra Kouri Inc., 401-405 Notre Dame Street East, Montreal, P.Q.30.Farm Help Wanted MARRIED man for all farm work.House must be available.Apply to J.Jetten, R.R.2, North Hatley, Que.FOR SALE NEW MASSEY-HARRIS EQUIPMENT No.20 horse hoe .$24.75 No, 18 souffler .21.50 No.33 mower 6' .170.00 No.37 mower 6' .141.00 No.3 dump rake 10' .,\t89.50 No.9X walking plow.25.00 No.51 walking plow .\t26.00 No.40 Pony cultivator 61.50 No.2 knife grinder .\t14,00 SECOND HAND No.12B walking plow .20.00 No.8A $td.disc harrow 82.30 No.37 mowar 6' .85.00 342 VICTORIA STREET, MAGOG, P.Q.20 PASSENGER boat for sale, Chrysler Marine engine, value $11,500.Must sell.Any fair offer considered.Apply Paul Forest, New Sherbrooke Hotel.AUCTION SALE Reid's Presbyterian Church, LEMEÎURIER, QUE.Saturday, May 24th, AT 2:00 P.M.Contents and stable.Buildings to be taken down and removed inside of three months.Terms: Cash.FRANK BURNS, Auctioneer.Lemesurier, Que.Commission Auction Sale at Wendell Mosher's Sales Stables, 2 Miles from Ayer's Cliff on Boynton Road.Monday, May 19th, 1952, AT 1 P.M.ADVANCED TIME 40 to 50 head of cattle consisting of cows, bulls, calves, horses, etc.Anyone having any stock (o put in this sale phone 5r2.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, or anything else for sale.Terms; Cash.HOWARD STAN DISH, Auctioneer.DRINK Economical refreshment AUCTION SALE Wednesday, May 21st, AT 10 A.M.for Mrs.Roland, and Mrs.Fraser.on the old Dr.Renaud Place at Austin, Known as East Bolton.Will be sold: 2 Frigidaires, like new; electric washing machine, 2 ice chests, dining room set, chesterfield, 14 beds, 14 inner spring mattresses, 22 bureaus and vanities, carpets and rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils, clothing, chairs, arm chairs, box stove, lawn mower, 2 row boats and numerous other articles too numerous to mention.No reserve as farm is sold.Lunch at noon.Terms; Cash DELPHIS BENOIT, Auctioneer.Magog, Phone 3521.Record's Radio Guide.CKTS (1240 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tRegional News 5.05\tPiano Interlude 5.15\tAccent on Variety 5.30\tSleepytime Storyteller 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tNews 6.05\tTwilight Time 6.15\tCBC News 6.25 Sports Cast 6.30\tMeet the Band 7.00\tBeulah 7.15\tThe Jack Smith Show 7.30\tClub 15 7.45\tRhythm Rendezvous 8.00\tAllan Jones Show 8.30\tTreasure Trail 9.00\tOf All Things 9.15\tHappy Motoring 9.30\tTempo 13.10.00\tFights 11.00\tNews 11.11 Sports Review 11.15\tTex Beneke Show 11.30\tVancouver Theatre 12.00\tNews and Closing SATURDAY 6.55 Station Opening 7.00\tPress News 7.05\tSacred Heart Program 7.20 Dawn Patrol 7.30\tSpores Round-Up 8.00\tNews and interlude 8.15\tOn Parade 8.30\tMorning Devotions 8.45\tOrganaires 9.00\tCombo Corner 9.10 News 9.15\tMusic in the Morning 10.00\tHits and Encores 10.30\tChildren\u2019s Theatre 11.00\tCalling All Children 11.30\tMusical Round-Up 12.00\tNews 12.05 Lean Back and Listen 12.30\tStars Over Hollywood 1.00\tNews 1.15\tThis Week 1.30\tWorld Church News 1.45\tConcert Favorites 2.00\tOpera\u2014Stars and Stories 2.30\tConcert Hour 3.00\tMusic by Mozart 4.00\tMusic Hall 4.45\tBoy Scout Program 5.00\tPreakness 5.30\tBallet Club 6.00\tNews 6.05\tTwilight Time 6.15\tNews 6.25 Sports 6.30\tMusic by Lopez 6.45\tHank Snow 7.00\tJuke Box Jury 7.30\tGreen Room 8.90 Twenty Questions 8.30\tMemory Music Hall 9.00\tVariety Band Box 9.3C Neil McKay's Orchestra 10.00\tTo Be Announced 10.30\tSaludos Ami6r,s 11.00\tNews il.10 Sportcast 11.15 Let\u2019s Dance 11.30\tHere\u2019s Juliette 12.00\tNews and Closing.AUCTION SALE Women's Institute, LEMESURIER, QUE.Saturday, May 24th, AT 2:00 P.M.Hall and contents; also stable.Buildings to be moved from premises within 30 davs.Terms; Cash.FRANK BURNS, Auctioneer.Lemesurier, Que.Excellent Opportunity Ladies' and children's wear store in the center of commercial district.Very well established clientele.Two-year lease.To settle Estate.For further particulars apply: Sherbrooke Trust Company 45 Wellington Street North, Telephone 2-3844 REWINDING COILS, COMMUTATORS, MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING ADVICE ESTABLISHED 1893 REPAIRS .\t^ ;v% ,>./ .THOMSON ELECTRICAL WORKS LTD.238 Wellington Street South, Sherbrooke, P.Q.Tel.3-3541 .Head Office: Montreal '\t> , NOTICE TO A.LAMONTAGNE GARAGE CUSTOMERS We would ask you to take note that Rudolphe Bourbeau is no longer in our employ and is not authorized, therefore, to use our name.EXPERT WORKMEN ARE AT YOUR SERVICE FOR ANY WORK REQUIRED.The directors would like to thank their customers for past patronage and solicit their future encouragement.k.Lamontagne Oarage TEL.3-1444 \u2014 SHERBROOKE BRINGING UP FATHER CFCF (1600 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNews 5.05\tWestern Swing 5.45\tUncle Troy 6.00\tSerenade at Six 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tSports and the Three Sun* 7.00\tBeulah 7.15\tJack Smith Show 7.30\tClub 15 7.45\tMake Mine Music 6.00\tToast of the Town 8.30\tTreasure Trail 9.00\tChasing Shadows 9.15\tHappy Motoring 9.30\tTempo 13 10.00\tCavalcade of Sports 11.00\tNews and Sports 11.15\tA Date with Don 12.15\tMan About Midnight SATURDAY 6.00\tGord Sinclair Show 7.00\tGord Sinclair Show 7.30\tNews and Gord Sinclair Show 8.00\tNews and Sports 8.15\tGord Sinclair Show 9.00\tNo School Today 10.30\tHollywood Calling 11.00\tNews 11.15 Today\u2019s the Day 12.00\tWhat\u2019s New' 12.30\tStars Over Hollywood 1.00\tNews 1.10 Home and School 1.40 Legion on Parade 1.45\tYour for Service 2.00\tNows 2.05\tDalph Flanagan 2.30\tLes Brown 3.00\tNews 3.05\tXavier Cubat 3.30\tRay Anthony 4.00\tNews 4.05\tFrankie Carle 4.30\tBenny Goodman 5.00\tNews 5.05\tWestern Swing 6.00\tMusic by Martin 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tThe Three Suns 7.00\tAll-Canadian Hit Parade 7.30\tDown You Go 7.45\tPersonality Table 8.00\tTwenty Questions 8.30\tI Was a Communist 9.00\tTop Guy 9.30\tDefence Attorney 10.00\tTo Be Announced 10.30\tTommy Dorsey 11.00\tNews and Sports 11.15\tKing Cole 11.30\tAragon Ballroom 12.00\tNews and Sign Off NOTICE The annual meeting of the South Stukely Cemetery Co., will be held at the home of the President, Mr.M.C.Martin, on May 20th, 1952, at 8 p.m, J.J.SAVAGE, Sec.-Treas.LOTS FOR SALE Apply to LEO CADORETTE Tel.3-3378 \u2014 Sherbrooke LENNOXVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2018House of eighf rooms located on Church Street, Lennoxville.Lobk It over and make me an offer! This can be bought on your own terms.IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO START A BUSINESS IN LENNOXVILLE, I have the place at a price that you should know of.- Charles A.Connors 70 Wellington North, Tel.2-4000 (residence 2-2562) CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNews 5.05\tWild BUI Hickok 5.30\tSlake Believe BaUroom 6.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.30\tNews 6.35\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.15 Dow Award Show 7.30\tPeggy Brooks Show 7.45\tSports\u2014Frank Starr 7.50 News and Weather 8.00\tCrime Does Not Pay 8.30\tMake Mine Music 9.00\tThe Living God 9.30\tDoris Day 10.00\tNews and Sports 10.05\tHistory of Sports 10.15\tThe Bandwagon 10.30\tNews and Sports 10.45\tCavalcade of Musle 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews 11.15\tNational Family Week 11.30\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off SATURDAY 6.00\tNews 6.05\tFarm and Home 6.30\tWake Up Montreal 6.45\tSacred Heart Program 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMusical Clock 7.30\tNews and Weather 7.35\tMusical Clock 8.00\tNews and Sports 8.10 Musical Clock 8.30\tNews 8.35\tMusical Clock 9.00\tNews and Weather 9.15 Songs by Hal Derwin 9.30\tCorinne Jordan 9.45\tSUver Strings 10.00\tNews 10.05\tMake Believe BaUroom 10.45\tPolice Juvenile Club 11.00\tNews 11.05\tLittle Players of the Ai' 11.30\tRecord Shop 12.00\tNews 12.05\tCharlie Kunz 12.15\tNews Quiz 12.30\tNews and Sports 12.45\tShow Time Parade 1.00\tNews 1.05\tArmstrong Theatre (CBS) 1.30\tPops Concert 2.00\tNews 2.05\tBud Hayward Quartet 2.30\tMusicland\t) 3.00\tNews 3.05\tRobt.Q.Waxworks 3.30\tMake Way For Youth 4.00\tNews 4.05\tClub 800 3.00\tNews 5.05\tTarzan 5.30\tBing Sings 6.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.30\tNews 6.35\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.15\tFor Love of a Woman 7.30\tSuit Yourself 7.45 Sports 7.50 News and Weather 8.00\tGunsmoke 8.15\tHour of St.Franei* 8.30\tChristian Faith Hour 9.00\tNews 9.05\tHardy Family 9.30\tInspector Hearthstone 10.00\tRhythm Rendezvous 10.30 Robert Q\u2019s Waxwork* 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.ZEPH ROUSSEAU AUCTIONEER For District of St.Francis Town and Farm Sales Tel.9\tSawyerville JOS.CUSTEAU LICENSED PUBLIC AUCTIONEER Tel.Office 2-7097 \u2022 Res.2-0346 182 Short St.\tSherbrooke Howard Standish Licensed Auctioneer for District of St.Francis Tel.1-R-2 Ayer's Cliff, Que.We're glad to advise the public of Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships that we have re-opened our Asphalt & Ready-Mix Plant and stand ready to give service within a fifty mile radius of Sherbrooke.Quotations gladly given all inquiries.Heavy construction machinery »f all types for rent.FABI & FILS LTD.GENERAL CONTRACTORS 150 Belmont St.\u2014 SHERBROOKE \u2014 Tgl.2-5122, 2-1303, 3-1333 EXPERT ELECTRICAL SERVICE - on Industrial Installations MOTORS\tTRANSFORMERS STARTERS\tELEVATOR CONTROLS POWER FACTOR CAPACITORS WIGGETT ELECTRIC REG\u2019D 19 Marquette St.\u2014 Tel.2-0828 \"Sherbrooke's First Motor Repair Shop\" Established 1903 By George McManus I hope you\u2019ll enjoy THIS-SIP-YOUP DAD6HTEK?IS QUITE A COOkf.'-AND SHE\u2019S VERY FRETTYJaHE UGH/\u2014ME DAUGHTER MAY NOT LOOK LIKE HER MOTHER - BUT SHE CERTAINLY COOKS LIKE HER - GOLLY-I'M GETTING SERVICE around here FOR A CHANGE L> IT\u2019S THE COOKS DAY OFF - BUT T MADE SOME SOUP FOR YOUR LUNCH.' THE NEW BUTLER WILL SERVE IT// DOESWT LOOK AT ALL tHER mother f LIKE am in* k VlJicat».Inc.WôrtK tijlfc SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRIDAY, MAY lb, 1952 Seven The $ LI'L ABNER By Al Capo A Hmnéy Guid* T» Eosiero Township?hUrchorts And Business Servie*» LENNOXVILLE MASSA WIPPI LENNOX MOTOR SALES LENNOXVILLE Sub dealers for FORD CARS and TRUCKS Good used cars from 1930.Tel.2-9460 JAMES C.HOWARD REG'D.Real Estate Dealer Farms, homes, cottages, stores, garages, etc.\u2014 expert appraisals \u2014 come in and discuss your problem.Phone Ayer's Cliff 15-r-15 VETERANS' TAXI SERVICE REG'D 11a Belvidere \u2014 Lennoxville Tel.3-3244 IBERVILLE AYER\u2019S CLIFF Sugar Makers .LEONARD HENDERSON now has the general agency for Stanstead and Compton Counties, for GRIMM MANUFACTURING CO.Write for information on the improved \u201cCOMET\u201d \u2014 an entirely new model.Phone collect \u2014 Ayer'* Cliff ABERCORN TWEED RADIO SERVICE Special Attention To Your Car Radio Installation or Repair Tel.48-R-15 \u2014 Abercorn, Que.WE BUY and pay top prices for IRON & STEEL and SHEET METAL SCRAP as well as Copper, Lead, Aluminum, Old Batteries, etc., in fact, all metals.STEAM BOILERS in any condition.TUBES, PIPING, USED MACHINERY.Communicate with BLAISE ALLARD 30 Fourth St., IBERVILLE Tel.7511-2-3 EAST ANGUS Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alden Wilson were Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Wilson, of Hunting-ville; Mr.Earl Nutbrown, of Len-noxyille, and Mrs.Archie Duquel, of Three Rivers.\t, Friends of Mr.and Mrs.0.Bean will be sorry to hear they have sold their place and have moved to Birchton, where they will make their home with their daughter, Mrs.Gillespie.Mr.Alden Wilson was calling on Mr.and Mrs.Richard Brown and Mr.Ray Demers, in Lennoxville, and on Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Wilson, In Huntingville.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Rowland spent a clay with Mr.and Mrs.Roscoe Morrison, at Red Mountain.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Leperle, and Mrs.Andrew Padner were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Padner.Mrs.Margaret Goodenough and Mr.John Bagley, of Montreal, spent a week-end with their father, Mr.Thomas Bagley.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Currier, of Newport, Vt., were guests of Mr.and Mi\u2019s.Clarence Tincarre.Mr.and Mrs.E.Parker, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Morgan.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ranee Hayes were Mrs.Mary McKeage, of Rock fsland, and Mr.and Mrs.NORTH HATLEY CALL US FOR GUARANTEED Lightning Rod INSTALLATION or REPAIRS There is a tremendous risk of losing your buildings from lightning! PROTECT THEM NOW! and REDUCE YOUR INSURANCE RATES by engaging Stewart D.Reed Phone 7 r 2 \u2014 North Hatley Old Rods checked and repaired.Free estimates\u2014Work guaranteed FIRE Fighting EQUIPMENT For \u2014-\tHOME FACTORY MUNICIPALITY Ask about WATER FOG rJOHNSON «tvttt J.Sales \u2014 Service Parts Depot E.McCREA NORTH HATLEY QUICK V.Pitt and son, David, of Burlington, Vt.Mr.Leslie Morgan and Mr.Dur-gen were in Toronto, Ont., on business.RELIEF ^r' ant* ^rs' ^ow anc* family Don't wh\"ze\"\"a\"p'\"co\"gT, fight for have returncd home after spend-breath.Take Templeton's RAZ-MAH \u2018 lnS the winter, in Toronto, Ont.Capsules, specially made to help asthma Mrs.Grinstead and two daugh-sufferers breathe more easily and comfort- ters, of Montreal, were overnight ably, so they work regularly and enjoy guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest long restful nights of sleep.65c, 51.35.R-J2 Davis ASTHMA %L$ Æz BRADING'S \u20ac MAGOG SAMOYED PUPS Ideal Children's Pet CHROSIC PROSTATE INFECTIONS SELDOM CAN BE CURED[ RAPIDLY By Edwin P.Jordan, M.D.The prostate is a small sex gland which stores the seminal fluid.The openings into it are narrow so that it makes a particularly good place for germs to grow.Infections of this gland are usually divided into acute and chronic ; varieties.Acute prostatitis is often, but by no means always, caused by a germ called the gonococcus which is the cause of gonorrhea.However, many organisms can grow in this gland and mixtures of germs are frequent.Germs can invade the prostate along the urinary passagewaysor can be carried there by the blood stream.The symptoms of acute infec-Blairdale Kennels tion of the prostate may be mild 1 j or severe.The most common ones: East Bo!,on Rd.Magog Tel.2330 at jjie beginning are disturbances of urination, such as burning, fre- _________________________________quency, and dribbling.Pain or a feeling of fullness may or may not be present.During the acute stage absolute rest in bed and avoidance of strain is necessary.The application of heat, alkalinizing the urine and drinking fluids freely also may be i desirable.lb C\\ Oat m/huts lattr.AH HAS COME CO SOME FUOWERS- TAKf.\"EM-QUICK.\u2019.THAT TICKING WAS GETTIN NERVES THIS R-CRAL FOR MINUTES T DUNK WATER TIULTH TICKINS ?\u2014 BUT I DAT DOES I JUST < IT.rr\u2014 LET\u2019S GAVE IT GET TO ANOTHER IOUTA R -.run pmûkii» > TH\u2019 ™ HBOR HOOO.'.r- WECAME T'GET THAT FLORAl.\u2022 aAjHAV- ]gentleman.1: TRIBUTE.WELL JOE PALOOKA By Ham Fisher P.B.Wilson MAGOG and DISTRICT RESIDENTS may place Classified Ads in the Record by calling Cliff Shonyo Magog 4430 BBWVBB r IS JERRV COMING OVER.FOR DINNER, JOE ?; NO, DEAR.I COULDN\u2019T REACH - HIM.NO ANSWER - f va AIN'T ANSWERIN' NO PHONES I TOLE VA.AN'I AIN'T TELLiN' VA AGAIN ! IT MIGHT OF BEEN ME MUPPER CALLIN HELLO.HELLO TRY RINGING AGAIN, OPERATOR V ^ \"TV v w tv- ^ HOWM I EVER s.' GONNA GIT TO TH' -3! POLICE.HOWM I' H, I EVER., Lu SHERBROOKE Motorcycles M \u2022Lb.\u2019365 Harley-Davidson, B.S.A.and N.S.U.Priced from *1495 Also a good assortment of used machines in stock.BICYCLES C.C.M., Raleigh and F~ench Racing Bicycles.Priced from -\t«3 to /& H.Munkittrick SALES & SERVICE 17 Belvidere St.S.\u2014Tel.2-1234 LOG t-URNITURE made by hand Chesterfields Tables & Benches Bureaux Beds Chairs Hotels Restaurants Clubs In the pas'- this was about all which could oe done at first, but now medicines, like the sulfas and penicillin, have been found valuable in many cases.Chronic inflammation of the prostate is an extremely common condition and like the acute variety, is sometimes, but by no means always, caused by the gonococcus.Chronic prostatitis is likely to become less common in the future as it often follows acute infection, which can now be treated with better chances of complete cure.Chronic prostatitis often produces few if any symptoms.Some patients have only a small amount of.pus.Others have urinary symp loins similar to those of the acute variety but not so severe.Local signs of prostate infection may be absent altogether, but the infection may cause difficulties elsewhere in the body such as arthri-t (is, neuritis, muscle pains or iritis.Treatment May Be Long In order to make an accurate diagnosis, the prostatic secretion I has to be obtained and examined under the microscope.This will reveal the nature of fhe trouble and what germs are responsible.A long-lasting chronic prostatitis is difficult to cure.Treatment includes such methods as promoting drainage, prostatic massage, heat applications and sometimes |\t- vaccines or treatment with drugs, j The Sunshine Club met at the Whatever treatment is followed, home of Mrs.Alden King.There üv-JUKSteS?Str* rsr \u201cd r ?H; well, therefore, for someone with 015 ptesent.>00 was played at chronic prostatitis not to expect a three tables.The first prize was GIT THEM GROCRIES OUT.I\u2019M GITTIN' FROM HUNGER ARREDDY, WHY PON'TCHA EAT.GAY, THIS HERE'S A COMPTABLE OERNT VA GOT HERE.I LIKE IT.\t) COME ON.TRY THIS HERE LIVER-WORSE.YA KNOW SOMETHIN'.WE KIN BE GOOD PALS,YOU AN'AIE.SOON'S WE PULL THIS JOB.WE KIN GO ON TH' LAM PER AWHILE T'GEPDER .\\ VA II UP AAnceP ar- SURE.SAV.^1 THAT\u2019S A GREAT IPEE.:HOVV'JA LIKE A DRINK, - PALLY?HUNGRY HI TH'îJ\u2019Yffl.V HE'S ASLEEP.NOW'S ME CHANCE COMMERE.,.YA PUNK.* I T'OUGHT YA'D TRY IT.I'M GONNA GIVE VA LITTLE LESSON OKAY, PALLY.I'LL GIT TH CAROS.EVERAL HOURS LATER SAY, ŸER OKAY, LEEMY.LE'S HAVE A GAME A GIN RUMMY.SAWYERV1LLE rapid cure.MELBOURNE Mr.and Mrs.Milton Leet and daughters, of Danville, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Davidson and two children, motored to Davidson Hill and called on Mr.and Mrs.Robert Lancaster and family and were supper guests of Mrs.Alfred Davidson and Mrs.Alex Davidson.Mrs.K.Annett spent thf weekend with friends, in Montreal, Mr.Percy Mace, of Drummond-ville, spent an evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.L.Davidson.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Moffat, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mrs.Moffatt\u2019s parents, Mr.and won by Miss Velma Carson, the second by Mrs.Raymond Hodge, and the consolation by Mrs.ira Henderson.Miss.Iris Henderson | won the floating prize.Refreshments were served including a birthday cake.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.Sterling Hodge.Tne Junior Auxiliary of St.Philip\u2019s Church attended a meeting in Richmond and received the second prize in the contest held.The Women\u2019s Institute held its regular meeting on May 7 with 16 members ami one visitor present.The meeting was opened with (he recital of the \u201cOde.\u201d The roll call was responded to by giving a garden hint.Plants and bulbs were sold.It was to go on record that assistance be given either on a per capita basis rather than a Anne de Bellevue, for exhibition, i guessing eonlest was held.II was .merits were served by the hostes-The next meeting there is to be 1 hoped that a large number would i ses, Mrs.Ord, Mrs.King and Mrs.a display of antique articles.A1 attend the convention.Refresh- Halliday.[ CONTINUING SCIENTIFIC TESTS OF LEADING TOOTHPASTES PROVE IT* ] PIPSODiNT HGIViS ¦ LQRNE Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Coyle were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew LeRoux, at Castlebar.Mr.Elmer Coyle, of Three Rivers, spent a few days last week with his brother, Mr.R.H.Coyle, and Mrs.Coyle.Evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Coyle were Mr.and Mrs.A.Douglas George and Mr.Walter Bagley, of Danville.Mrs.William Coyle, Sr., is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs.Andrew LeRoux, at Castlebar, on account of illness.Mrs.G.Ewing.Mr.and Mrs.Ross Davidson, of flat rate of $12 per Institute to Lennoxville, have moved to Rich- defray delegates\u2019 expenses to con-mond, where Mr.Davidson has j ventions.Mrs.Lobdell and Mrs.been transferred to the A & P Griffin are to collect articles to be store staff here.\tsent to Macdonald College at Stc.For Qualify* Mildness \u2014 Value, ilG ZM> Canada'$ Fastest Selling CIGARETTE , TOBACCO, { t- .\t- Jerseys Are Economical Producers ! They produce more per acre of land 80 \u2014 PUREBRED JERSEY 80 AUCTION SALE Complete dispersal sale of SUN-0-VAL JERSEY HERD MONDAY, MAY ISth Fully accredited \u2014 Vaccinated \u2014 Blood Tested Sires represented \u2014 Brampton Very Good Beacon \u2014 120595 \u2014 by Brampton Beacon out of Brampton Very Good Basil, most of the in-ealf females are bred to this very fashionably bred bull.BRAMPTON BASIL OF FINN \u2014 39 daughters sell, they\u2019re milking at a fifty pound rate as second calf heifers.BRAMPTON JESTER STANDARD 2nd \u2014 4 daughters including 3 excellent with big production records.MAXWELTON ROYAL GEORGE \u2014 several daughters selling including one excellent working on a 10,000 lbs.record, calving in October.Pinetree Sporting Captain \u2014 several junior heifer calves by him in the sale.EVERYTHING MUST SELL AS THE FARM IS SOLD All machinery used about the farm selling at 10.30 A.M.including milking machine, milk cooler, combine, tractor and New Holland hay baler .CATTLE TO START AT 1 P.M.D.S.Tim# For catalogues, write - SUN-O-VAL FARM 20477 Lakeshore road, Baie d'Urfe, Que.M.E.Binz, owner.Tom Whittaker, auctioneer.Brandon, VI.Philip Lalondc, herdsman.James Rrcmner, sales manager.Toronto, Ont.aimdl P>epst°ie ,.£Ulses ^ suC^sb- *te ^ cuts \u201e\\ foad .eï Ft.*r-A , tvatu etedtu eats^ it£ew A de P to at an?i\\d SVt°ü nts be InO»3- points a4'Vi,oeo the?d*,otv wdV bC.otttca theb^5 d^5 eat- VtnS AGAINST ALL NORMAL ROAD HAZARDS Seiberling can make this unique offer because Seibcrling Tires are \"lifetime-built\u201d -with: (1) \"Saw-Tooth\u201d tread, giving 23% more \"stop-ability\" from 2,640 scictntifkally-spaced saw tooths.(2 ) \"Flex-Arc\u201d construction that equalizes flexing, lessens heat generation, gives 45% more blowout protection.(3) perfectly balanced Tread-and-Shoulder design to reduce car sway, give easier steering and better control.SEIBERLING SAFETY TIRES\u2014the finest tires that money can buy, with exclusive heat vents to keep tires running cooler.SEIBERLING SUPER SERVICE TIRES\u2014enduring quality at a moderate price.Protect your family and your pocketbook with Seiberling Tires.See your Seiberling dealer soon and take advantage of this Comprehensive Lifetime Guarantee.mtoRtlNc Pas^hgsb TIRS 'WHtciH \u2018USIV( MMANîEE He.Ask your Seiberling dealer about bis liberal trade-in allowance.000 C A N T 'R U STUN R S.iH 6 É R L I N O' RUBBER t O M P Â N Y OF CANA D À 9 9 f» A T O N ROÀD ^ r u B B E R D A\u201d Î ü M III D \"'U'v v?t OR O N t Ô 1 hirtsçr» -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRIDAY.MAY 16.I952 Coaticook Firms Offer Clean-Up, Building Necessities ROY «a PROVENCHER REG'D 204 St.Ann St.COATICOOK Tel.38-r-2 \u2022 SASH and DOORS.9 MILLWORK.\u2022 CABINETS.9 COUNTERS.9 LAWN CHAIRS.PLYWOOD BOATS \u2014 MADE TO ORDER SOOn I.DRESSER 69 ST.PAUL STREET COATICOOK TEL.403 Specializing In the installation of the Zone Hot Air Heating system.Free information can be obtained by writing or calling.LICENSED OIL BURNER INSTALLATION and SERVICING AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS & AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS TINSMITHING and PLUMBING Be Prepared For Winter Don't Let the Winter Prepare You! mnwmmmmmB*» WITHOUT R£PLASTERING ONE COAT OF\tFILlS CfSACKS AS (T COLORS 1 t/M\u2019r£RlC3Rt HNISH COAT OF DRAMEX -job's ALL THROUGH/_ CRACKS ARE GONE, ROOM LIKE NEW! ' \t ¦'&m - \u2019'\u2019j - V>' '\t NO REPLASTERING/ DRAMEX resurfaces as IT COLORS/ MO MESS/ NO FUSS/ NO PAINW ODOR?^~^Z5S^ FOUR HOURS LATER, ROOM'S IN ORDER/ HRAMEJC s DRAMEX colons LIKE PAINT-RESURFACES LIKE PLASTER, IN ONE EASY COAT/ Em Use DRAMEX to dress up wallboard, too! It hides nail holes, seams, blemishes\u2014makes walls look like lovely plaster.Absolutely nothing like Itl Try DRAMEX soon.S-lb.pkg.mokes « Crt about a gallon | V# Walls of overage 54.50 _________ room (10' x 10 of ready-to-use\tAPPROX.\tean b® done *or APPROX, point.\tPRICE\to« l!ttl« 0»\tPRICE GET YOUR FREE DRAMEX COLOR CARD PROM THE CROWN DIAMOND PAINT CO.LIMITED LA FERRONNERIE DE L'EST THE NATIONAL WALLPAPER & PAINTS LIMITED BEEBE \u2014 H.A.Godbout Enrg.COATICOOK \u2014 J.B.Dionne Enrg.GRANBY \u2014 Avery & Avery Reg'd.Dumas & Frere.\t» LENNOXVILLE \u2014 McFadden Hardware Enrg.MAGOG \u2014 O.Pomerleau, Anatole Pratte, Olivier Racicot, Hudon & Vigneux.ROCK ISLAND \u2014 Rock Island Hardware.Mode by fhe Molcers of Bondex and kWK THE REARDON COMPANY LTD., MONTREAL Basement Playroom Is Popular Outdoor Furniture Needs Spring Treatment A vogue of turning the house basement into a play or recreation room has now become an established pattern of modern living according to interior decorators.The reason for this upsurge in popularity is that new designs in heating equipment have given young homemakers more space in the basement.while recent discoveries in building materials offer a variety of pleasing finishes at surprisingly low cost.For those who \u201clike to do the job themselves\u2019\u2019 the combination is ideal.The simplest way to tackle the job in the average dry basement is to lay 2 by 2's across the floor and up the walls.By drilling holes in the concrete and inserting wooden plugs, you will have a good nailing surface.The next step is to install contin-ous lengths of mineral wool insulating blankets between the 2 by 2\u2019s, which will give you a warm and moisture-free room.For the flooring, nail ordinary ship-lap across the 2 by 2\u2019s and then cover it with heavy paper and linoleum, or floor tile.There is a variety of pleasing finishes for the walls, ranging from lath and plaster to various types of wallboard, depending on your personal tastes and the size of your budget.Add furniture and, presto, you have an extra room that will be perfect for entertaining guests or keeping the children out of your hair in bad weather.Magog Lons Nomination Meeting Held Magog, May 16-Wednesday night at their regular meeting the Magog Lions held their annual nomination of officers.Those nominated for the coming year are: Wendal H.Breese, president, Edward C.Mandigo, secretary, Turner Webster, treasurer, Robert E.White, immediate past president, Elmer Dagenais, Harry Perry and Gordon Hurlbut, vice-presidents, Edward Bonn, Tail Twister, Robert Vaillancourt, Lion Tamer, Francis E.Patch, Al Swoger, Dan Ramage and Leo Giguere, directors.This list of nominations was presented to the meeting\u2019s main guest, deputy district governor, Leopold Chevalier of Sherbrooke, who read it to those present.Mr.Chevalier urged more interclub meetings with other clubs of this district.He referred to the conventions to be held next month at London, Ont., and Mexico City.He said that he hoped that this club would be able to send a delegation to both.Also present were Alberic Julien and Alphonse Saumier, president and secretary of the Sherbrooke Lions, Alec Gill, president of the Coaticook Club, Pierre Chapuis and Bob Dwyer of Coaticook.Five Magog members were j awarded 100 per cent attendance pins by Mr.Chevalier.They were John Boardman, Elmer Dagenais, Leo Giguere.Turner Webster and Francis Patch.Mr.Boardman and Mr.Patch are both Charter members of this club.Mr.White described the Granby Club\u2019s Charter Night which was held in the Windsor Hotel there on May 2nd.He said that the eleven members from Magog who attended this meeting were loyally welcomed, and that this new club\u2019s hospitality was outstanding.Mr.White said that this year\u2019s - By MR.FIX Distributed by NEA Service Spring being the unpredictable season it is, and housewives being slaves to the spring cleaning habit, indoor and outdoor activities of home handymen are limited about now.' For «ant of \"more important things\" to do, why not closet yourself in the workshop, out of broom's reach, with a job you put off last year \u2014 renovating porch and lawn furniture.When guests come to call this summer, you\u2019ll be glad you did.A little paint aud varnish will go a long way on weather-beaten ! outdoor furniture and will increase i its life's span, too.There's no problem to refinish ing painted wood furniture.Yom job «ill very likely look bettei than the original, if\u2014you counter sink nails that have worked out ward, fill nail holes with a plastic j wood and then sand out rough spots and areas where the grain ; has swollen from dampness.Clean the piece thoroughly with j a strong washing solution.After it is dry you have only to dust and paint it, being certain to use a hard gloss enamel, never an exterior house paint.If the painted surface of your metal furniture is no more durable than most, it is scratched' and chipped.Unless you spend a few minutes more to take all the paint off.you probably won\u2019t be completely satisfied with the job.Use a paint solvent and a scraping tool to bare the metal, then follow it up with steel wool to remove all rust.The surface is then ready to receive a metal undercoat and gloss enamel.Redwood lawn and porch furniture can take a beating and some- RENOVATING OUTDOOR FURNITURE RATTAN CHAIR REDWOOD BENCH NEW CANVAS ' Y\tX YM'\" V\"1' METAL TABLE times looks better for it.You! may not want to put a finish ont redwood, but if you do a few! coats of marine spar varnish gives a lasting lustre, while an oil-base, is recommended for a durable flat finish.Rattan furniture is worth Ihc amount of work it takes to do a thorough refinishing job.First, remove a shellac finish with alcohol, a varnish with varnish remover.Bleach stains and rust from areas around nail heads with a commercial bleach.A dull knife helps to get into crevices, Use steel wool and sandpaper over the finish and apply several coats of spar varnish.Canvas for folding chairs should have a bound edging.It it has none a sewing machine «ill do it quickly.Tacked ends should be doubled under and tacks spaced about an inch apart.Canvas paint or preservative should be used after you\u2019ve scrubbed the surface with clear water.You can proudly show the finished product to your guests.DIX VILLE giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiininnmniiiiminiiiiiiiiiiNiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiwiMS | Jay N.White, D.O.S.| OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN a\tc g\t1 19-21 Main St.West I\tCOATICOOK Que.Phone 146 r 2 wiiniRii'iiiiiiiiiiiii!in|iiiniiiiiiiBiiiiii:iii&iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim»iiitiiuin!mninJ Mr.and Mrs.Allan Palmer, with their daughter.Lynn, and son, Donald, of Montreal, were overnight guests of Mrs.Palmer's par ents.Mr.and Mrs.H.Mayhew and family.Mrs.Ivor R.Whitehouse spent Mother's Day with her son, Mr.Donald J.Whitehouse, and family, at Rock Island, where they were joined by her other son, Mr.Ivor F.Whitehouse, Mrs.Whitehouse, and Richard and Irene, of Coati-cocik.Miss Juliette Desbiens, of Sherbrooke, was a guest of hor parents, Mr.and Mrs.Leopold Des-biens and family.Mr.and Mrs.Guelph E.Parker were the guests of the latter\u2019s sister, Mrs.0.T.Pickford, and Mr.Pickford, in Waterloo.Guests of Mrs.James Parker included Mr.A.L.Parker, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest B.Parker and Miss Alice Parker, all of Coaticook.The friends of Mr.and Mrs.W.May, nee Lydia Ham, of Baldwin's Mills, will regret to learn that Mr.May is a patient in the New Sherbrooke Hospital, where he underwent a surgical operation.Mrs, T.Archie Chamberlain, of Coaticook, was a week-end guest of her son, Mr.A.Chamberlain, and family, and called on other friends.Rev.D.W.Terry.B.A., of Mont-1 real, was the guest preacher at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning.Rev.Mr.Terry spoke on the subject of \u201cMothers\u201d, especially mentioning the mother of Moses.A large and very beautiful cactus, in full bloom was placed in the church by Mrs.Clayton Thomas.Mrs.J.C.Tanner, Mr.and Mrs.George L.Tanner and son.James, were business visitors in Lennox-ville.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Sicard, ol Rock Island, visited Miss Agnes Sequin, at the Mailhot home.Mrs.Helen McClintock is spending a week with her daughter.Mrs.Osborne T.Pickford, and Mr.Pick-ford, in Waterloo.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Major, Jr., of Island Pond, Vt\u201e and Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Major, of Berlin, N.H., were guests of their mother, Mrs.Eugene Major, Sr\u201e on Sunday.Mrs.Ward May and daughters.Misses Mona and Edith May, of Stanstend, were Sunday guests of Mrs.May's parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Mayhew and family.Mr.and Mrs.George Ham motored to Sherbrooke to visit their son-in-law in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Foss, of Island Pond, Vt., were guests of the latter\u2019s sister, Mrs.Alfred Charest and family, and also visited other relatives.Miss Pauline Mailhot, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Peter Mailhot.TOMIFOBIA Mr.Leon Cote, of Coaticook, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Theodore Lussier and his mother.Mrs.Orner Cote, on Mother's Day.Last week he assisted at the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.Samuel Fortin, of Calano, and visited his cousins, Rev.Herman Roy.of Sully, and Rev.Gerard Berube, of St.Epip-hane, also Lieutenant Adrien Berube and Mrs.Berube, of Riviere du Loup; his uncle and aunt, Mayor George Berube and Mrs.Berube, of St.Arscne.On Monday he was a guest of Mr.C.E.Davis.Rev.J.C.Tetreault, of Fitch Bay, has started n fine Sunday School at the United Church, at Tomifobia.Little Vivian Keefe was one of the many to enjoy her first: day of Sunday School, It is for all children, French or English\u2019, and will be held at 2 o\u2019clock every Sunday afternoon.Miss i Mosher has encouraged the children to come and enjoy the fine | teachings of Rev, and Mrs.Tetreault.Nebraska ranks second in beef i Sell unwanted articles through packing among states of the Union.I the Record Want Ads.MAURAIS OARAGE TEL.45-R-2 COATICOOK Easter Seal proceeds amounted to $545.30.Wm.H.McKenna told this group that the Blind Drive by the club will start during the first week of July.Song leader for the evening was Lion George Abbott.Dealers for: FORD and FERGUSON TRACTORS also all Farm Implements COMPTON Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Hyatt were the guests of their daughter, Mrs.Ride, and Mr.Ride, in Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Hyatt motored to Bury and were the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Barter.// Dress-Up\u201d Your Home \\ Give those winter weary walls a Spring face-lifting.450 patterns, in the newest patterns and colours.U Exclusive Agents for FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS J.B.DIONNE REG\u2019D 42 Child St.B-H PAINT DEALER COATICOOK Tel.260 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SOME ONE?with a staff of five EXPERIENCED men at your service?Someone who understands your HEATING and PLUMBING needs?Someone who is thoroughly familiarized with SHEET METAL work and GENERAL REPAIRS.And are you looking for the firm that has the best EQUIPMENT in the Eastern Townships, and who also specializes in AIR CONDITIONING and installing Volcano BURNERS and STOKERS?Then You Want To See: W.E.DSONNE 34 Child St.COATICOOK Tel.28-r-2 SASH and DOORS General Repairs On All WOOD IRON WORK ELECTRIC WELDING GENERAL MACHINE SHOP WILLY PAQUETTE 58 Main St.COATICOOK Tel.48 Shelf and Heavy Hardware \u2014 Complete Line of Plumbing Supplies \u2014-\"Fishing Tackle for the Sportsman'' AGENT FOR: PROPANE GAS \u2014 MARTIN-SENOUR PAINT \"EASY\" WASHING MACHINES GALVANIZED ROOFING LOUIS LESTAGE & SONS 5-7 Child St.COATICOOK Tel.227 MAKE A MORE ATTRACTIVE HOME thanks to \u201cNARVEX n I Top Quality Paints Also a good assortment of Wall Paper.Dealers In: GYPROC FLOORING \u2022\tTEN-TEST \u2022\tASPHALT TILE ROCK WOOL INSULATION \u2022 GYPROC LATHS A Complete Line Of Construction Materials ALLAIRE & FILS 89 Child St.COATICOOK Tel.195 George DUPU Y TEL.51 COATICOOK Specialty: WHITE PINE Inside and Outside Trim CLAPBOARDS OF ALL WIDTHS 9 Fourteen - SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1952 \u201cI am proud to Nurse.¦ a JOAN KEATING wmSm.wmm .- Wmm HH XS g S ^ \u2018 v\"'- HU # « # \" .soys Joan Keating.Joan, who was horn in Moose Jaw, Sask., and who came to Sherbrooke at an early age, entered the Sherbrooke Hospital School oi Nursing in September '49 ., the term following her graduation from Sherbrooke High School.Now, Joan is going to be a graduate again .this time as a nurse! Joan plans to continue nursing in a general field, hut there arc, if any girl wants, special branches that one may specialize in such as: Children's Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Bedside Nursing, Teaching in Schools of Nursing, Industrial Nursing, Obstetrics, .Psychiatry, Operating Room, and many, many other fields.\"I like it at the Sherbrooke Hospital very much'', Joan told uj ., .you will, too! The future is great \u2014- the country's call is urgent! YOU, TOO, CAN BE A NURSE \u2014 Send for Your Application Form Today! * QUALIFICATIONS ARE LISTED BELOW: Age: 18-35\t\u2014 Education: High School Leaving or Junior Matriculation \u2014 Grade 11 for Maritimers.GOOD HEALTH\tGOOD CHARACTER\tINTEREST IN PEOPLE \u201cTHE WILL TO LEARN and SERVE\u201d FOR FURTHER INQUIRIES, WRITE: DIRECTOR OF NURSING, SHERBROOKE HOSPITAL, SHERBROOKE, QUE.This page made possible through the courtesy of the following firms: MacKINNON STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.LTD.ASCOT METALS CORPORATION LTD.DOMINION TEXTILE CO.LTD.GENEST - NADEAU LTD.THE CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKE LTD.4» AEROXON FLY CATCHER OF CANADA LTD.SUPERHEATER CO.LTD.W.H.ADAM INC.THE AMERICAN BILTRITE CO.(CancuM LTD.SHERBROOKE MACHINERIES LTD.BECKWITH BOX TOE LTD.ALIX & BLAIS CO.LTD.ALLATT'S BAKERY .(\u2022 LEVESQUE LTEE.J- è "]