Sherbrooke daily record, 8 juillet 1952, mardi 8 juillet 1952

[" \t\t\tJULY\t\t\t s\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t1\t2\t3\t4\t5 6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26 27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t\t Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY.JULY 8, 1952 WEATHER SHOWERS Sunny and hot today.Wednesday sunny becoming cloudy during the morning.Showers and thundershowers beginning around noon.Cooler.Winds westerly 15 becoming northerly 15 on Wednesday.Low tonight and high Wednesday at Sherbrooke 62 and 80.World News In Brief Berlin, July 8\u2014>P)\u2014Dr.Walter Linse, a top official of the west Berlin free jurists, was kidnapped today and whisked to the Russian zone amid a flurry\u2019 of gunshots.The head of the economics department of the free jurists, Dr.Linse was attacked by three men shortly after he left his home in the United States sector.He was dragged into a car which sped into the Soviet zone, * * * London, July 8\u2014(Reuters) __The Queen stood on a dais in the state ball-room of Buckingham Palace today and with a long-bladed sword gave the accolade to 53 new knights.The Queen tapped each night lightly first on the right and then on the left shoulder then, returning the sword to her left hand, she shook hands with him.More than 250 men and women passed before her to receive awards and honors at this first of five investitures to be held at the Palace during the month.Many were receiving awards conferred in the Queen\u2019s first birthday honors list last month.*\t4*\t* Munsan, Korea, July 8\u2014 (Æ3)\u2014The chief communist armistice negotiator today protested that the United Nations command killed tw\u2019O communist prisoners of war and wounded eight on Koje island last week.The protest coincided with an official U.N.announce-ment that two North Korean P.O.W.s were killed and nine wounded on the prison-camp island last week in a series of isolated incidents.The complaint was in a letter from North Korean Gen.Nam II, senior communist negotiator, to Maj.-Gen.William K.Harrison, head of the U.N.truce team.It was delivered just before the delegations held their fifth successive secret session on the.tnice-blocking issue of prisoner ex.change.The conference lasted 48 minutes.4»\t*\t* Copenhagen, July 8\u2014(Æ*)\u2014 The 13,000-ton tanker Apsheron, built in Denmark for the Russians and turned over yesterday in spite of United States protests, left Copenhagen today for a Russian harbor.She was flying the Red flag.Foreign office officials drafted a note rejecting the strongly-worded U.S.protest against the ship\u2019s delivery.Foreign Minister Ole Bjo-ern Kraft said he \u201choped the Americans would not make good their threat\u201d to cut off all economic and military help.*\t\u2022 * Washington, July 8\u2014J/P)\u2014 Americans spent almost one-half as much on alcoholic beverages last year as they did for clothes.The commerce department says 89,150,000,000 was spent on liquor, wine and beer, an average of 859.80 for every man, woman and child in the United States.Eisenhower And Mac Arthur Hold Interest At Opening Of Republican Convention 3 Killed.200 Hurt In Mexico Mexico City, July 8.\u2014WP)\u2014Soldiers and police patrolled the streets and blocked all roads leading to Mexico\u2019s capital city today in the wake of political riots which left at least three killed, 200 injured and another 300 under arrest.Similar outbreaks were reported in other Mexican cities.All appar Ike Gains Psychological Victory Over Taft \u2014 MacArthur Gives Keynote Speech.By CLYDE R.BLACKBURN Canadian Press Staff Writer Chicago, July 8.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Two five - star Generals held! the interest of the Republican national convention today.Gen.Dwight D.Eisenhower, w'ho wants to be the Republican | nominee for President, went into the convention\u2019s second day, with a psychological victory over the forces of his chief opponent,1 Senator Robert Taft of Ohio.Gen.Douglas MacArthur, w'ho w as removed from his job 15 I months ago as supreme commander in the Far East, and who then announced he was going to \u201cjust fade away\u201d like the old soldier of there w^re noTndications ofdeaThs l song, rocked the convention with his oratory in the keynote speech last night.MacArthur is not a candidate and there w'as no complementary demonstration suggesting his candidacy, although delegates and spectators in the crowded stockyards amphitheatre cheered his oratory loud and long.Eisenhower's workers, led by young Senator Henry Cabot or injuries.Further outbreaks were feared today.Government sources said last night\u2019s riots were only the curtain-raiser to a larger uprising by supporters of anti-government candidates running far behind in the counting of votes from Sunday\u2019s Presidential elections.The disorders ended the political peace which had reigned\u2019 since the polling began.Although there were only three known dead, official sources estimated the toll might reach 15.Thirty-two of the injured were listed as in serious condition.Scores of United States tourists were reported affected by tear gas fired by police as the fighting swirled near the Del Prado hotel, Gen.Leandro Sanchez Salazar, Mexico City police chief, blames \u201ccommunist students\u201d for the bloodshed.He said they refused to disperse and threw stones at police.The rioting began last night when police attempted to break up a \u201cvictory celebration\u201d called by supporters of Gen.Miguel Hen-riquez Guzman.He is running far behind the government candidate, Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, in unofficial returns on the two-thirds of Sunday\u2019s vote so far reported.General Henriquez claimed \u201cvictory\u201d in full-page newspaper advertisements yesterday.Despite a ban on political meetings, about 1,000 supporters gathered in the belief they were hailing the next president.Mounted police armed with sabres charged them when they refused to disperse.A few shots' were fired.Fighting became general.Henriquez campaign leaders finally called off the demonstration to \u201cavoid bloodshed.\u201d Fighting broke out again in front of the presidential palace and the cathedral.Volleys of shots were fired and police laid down a heavy tear-gas barrage.Despite Henriquez\u2019s claims, victory in the election appeared going overwhelmingly to Cortines.Unofficial and preliminary figures gave him a lead of 2,009,370 to Henriquez\u2019s 187,615.Other unofficial totals given out by the president office were: Rightist Efrain Gonzalez Luna, 63,037 and leftist Vicente Lombardo Toledano, 123,555.The final official count begins next Sunday.H \"\"\t-c* V I *S kM .XVV N- .0 ' SCENE OF THE BIG SHOW\u2014Interior view of the Convention Hall in Chicago, 111., shows Hie floor seating for delegates in the foreground, the platform in the middloground, and the seats for spectators and guest in the background.The hall was filled to overflowing when the Republican convention to choose a candidate for President got underway yesterday.^?UrZTlXICanadian Merchants Have Problem delegates from Texas, Louisiana and Georgia.World Stands To Lose Much If British Recovery Fails By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor Watching Britain go through her economic troubles is something like listening to the chant of a fight announcer: \u201cHe\u2019s up.He\u2019s down.He\u2019s up!\u201d When \u201che\u2019s up\u201d we cheer.When \u201che's down,\u201d old man Britain pulls in his belt a notch and, if necessary, a helping hand is given.But it begins to look as though not enough thought is being given by enough people towards making the \u201cup\u201d cry stick.Most everyone in the western world probably feels that Britain must not go \u201cdown\u201d-\u2014certainly not at this stage of history.We comfort ourselves with the thought, \u201cBritain always comes through\u201d; we pay tribute to her sacrifices in two wars, and commiserate with her people in their austerity programs.If, on this side of the water, we do lend a hand, it is still without much idea of what the ultimate outcome will be, and is based on the least that will allow Britain to atfoid \"going broke\u201d as of the moment.This seems to be the case despite the fact that no country ever before has extended economic help to another country in the measure in which the United States, particularly, has given aid to European countries, including Britain.There has been the tendency to cut off the aid at the first signs of recovery, and before there is any assurance that the recovery is definite.This is understandable, to a degree.The United States taxpayer, or the Canadian taxpayer, can\u2019t be expected to keep on paying unless he feels there is real purpose.What bothers one is that little real attempt seems to be made to get a good look at what the prob- lem is, and what is required to solve it.This is not only a problem for Britain, but for all peoples whose prosperity is tied up with hers, and Canada is certainly one of these.One is reminded of Britain\u2019s experiment in 1947 of making her pound convertible into other currencies.She did this because she had agreed to do it as one of the terms of an earlier loan from the United States.When the experiment failed, one heard that both Britain and the United States knew it would fail; but that Britain hesitated to ask release from the terms of the loan; and the U.S.didn\u2019t feel it was her place to speak to Britain.Whether or not that story is entirely true, it does seem to illustrate an attitude among countries concerning individual problems which are of concern to all.It may be a matter of too much protocol.While one does not know the solution to Britain\u2019s problem, one can take a look at its roots: Britain became wealthy through buying raw materials cheaply and selling manufactured foods; and also selling services\u2014^financial services such as banking and insurance; shipping services; all the items which accompany trade.She invested her money in other countries and got back dividends.Today, she can't buy raw materials cheaply, and it is more difficult to sell manufactured goods at a profit.She has lost, through two wars, much of her income from investments abroad and from services.It makes a dismal picture.It is not made less dismal by the fact that the average Briton, observers say, is not aware of how dismal it is.Continued On Page 5 For a reason not explained, theS> Taft forces brought up the hot is-1 sue, rising from the claims of Eis- j enhower forces that the Republi- ; can machine had prevented the popular delegates from these states, 68 of them, from selection as delegates because they were largely supported by Democrats who would turn Republican for Eisenhower.The Taft forces, making what they claimed was a magnanimous gesture, offered a resolution which would have prevented certain delegates from voting on their own right to be seated as delegates.The Eisenhower forces refused half a loaf, and in amendments moved for removal of all 68 from the privilege of voting on their own right to be seated.The Eisen-hower people won a 658 to 548 victory.Pro-Eisenhower forces immediately seized on this as an indication of how the vote will go when the balloting for a candidate starts.But the Taft forces claimed the 548 are the hard core of the Taft support and will remain through enough ballots to gain the additions to give the Ohio Senator the necessary 604 votes to win.The real meaning of the vote will not be known until the nominations Wednesday night.The candidates do not go near the convention hall until after the nomination.Thus the delegates have no chance to be swayed by the personalities except in the meetings constantly going on at the Conrad Hilton and Blackstone hotels.But their workers do the spellbinding for them and the Eisenhower orators in yesterday\u2019s scrap seemed to have the edge from every point of view.As Canadian Dollar Value Increases Sidelights On Chicago Convention Chicago, July 8.\u2014ffi\u2014Goaded by a rallying keynote speech, Republicans today whirl back into convention, the Taft-Eisenhower duel for Presidential nomination and its offshoot fight over delegate seating.Highlights: The credentials committee begins hearing disputés, on appeal from the national committee, involving 93 delegates from voting on delegate contests whenever the controversy gets to the floor.* * * Reaction to Gen.Douglas Mac-Arthur\u2019s keynote address, generally warm with a few cool comments, continued to bubble.The speech last night called Democrats a blundering \u201cwar party\u2019\u2019 and rallied Republicans to rout them, from office.» * « The platform committee, agreed on all but the civil rights plank, worked on the final draft of their proposed statement of policies, expected to be ready for convention action tomorrow.* * * Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio, meets with Minnesota and Utah delegations.* * * Gen.Dwight Eisenhower, after breakfast with the Missouri delegation, confers with other state groups.Everyone seems to be trying to get into the convention act and that\u2019s why there are so many people and cars in Chicago that it usu-MacÀrthur, not quite the daz- ally costs 81 for 50-cents taxi ride zling figure in mufti that he presented in his war togs, was eloquent and impressive in his keynote speech.He is for Taft and there has been considerable questioning about the selection of a keynoter so strongly committed in advance to a candidate for nomination.He never mentioned either candidate.But the General did make an indirect attack on Eisenhower when he criticized the war policy which left Russia in such a strong position in Europe.\u201cWe practically invited Soviet dominance over the free peoples of eastern Europe through strategic disposition of Soviet force at the close of the European war,\u201d he Sc id.\u201cWe foolishly permitted the encirclement of Berlin by Soviet forces, rendering almost inevitable the tragically-high cost we have had to pay to force open lines of supply and communication between our zones of occupation there and in west Germany.\u201d Eisenhower was the supreme commander in Europe.Eisenhower and Taft headed toward another clrsh over delegate contests today.The big convention seemed triggered to explode over a credentials committee report on the seating of 93 delegates from seven states, most of them Taft backers.Of these, the 68 from Georgia, Louisiana and Texas were barred from voting on any seating contests until their own status is decided finflly.Although Taft was beaten on that issue he.bounced back to capture control of the convention\u2019s credentials committee.This group named former Representative Ross Rizley of Oklahoma, a Taft backer, as chairman.Some Eisenhower leaders feared the committee would bring brek to the convention \u2014 possibly today but more likely tomorrow \u2014 a report giving the Ohio Senator the bulk of the contested delegates.They promised a bristling floor fight in tha fevent.The latest Associated Press tabulation of delegates gives Taft 534, Eisenhower 429, other candidates 131 and leaves 112 uncommitted.Even Canada got into the act yesterday as the milling crowds in the stockyards amphitheatre sweated through an hour\u2019s wait for the gavel to fall.A television time-killing show in the press lounge suddenly gave Continued On Page 5 Gallantry Awards Go To Canadians Ottawa, July 8.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 The determination of Canadian soldiers in Korea to keep their comrades from falling info enemy hands is shown in the citations for four immediate gallantry awards announced today by army headquarters.One Mililary Cross and three Military Medals were awarded.Two of the Military Medals were given to soldiers who showed bravery in bringing back wounded comrades to their own lines.Lieut.David Alexander Middle-ton, 28, of Moose Jaw, Sask., and Toronto, with the 1st battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was awarded the Military Cross.Military Medals were awarded to: Acting Sgt.Trevor Allen, 28, of Springhill, N.S., a member of the Lord Strathcona\u2019s Horse; Cpl.John Glenford Dunbar, 26, of East Croydon, Surrey, Eng., who enlisted in Vancouver with the 1st battalion, P.P.C.L.I; Pte.Jean Guy Guay, 20, of Montreal, of the 1st battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment.Cpl.Dunbar and Pte.Guay both won their medals for bravery in saving wounded soldiers.Cpl.Dunbar and Lieut.Middleton won their awards in the same action on the night of May 21 last, when the corporal carried his wounded officer away from enemy lines under heavy fire despite the lieutenant\u2019s order to leave him.Canadian prisoner-of-war figures have been remarkably low since the first elements of the 25th brigade went into action early in 1951.Latest army figures show eight missing and one prisoner of war.In the action May 21, Lieut.Continued On Page 5 Reformatory Prisoners Clean Up Riot Damage Guelph, Ont., July 8.\u2014- (CP) \u2014 Bedded down in the open and reduced to bread-and-milk rations, 900-odd prisoners today helped to clean up the damage they wrought in the $200,000 week-end riot at the Ontario reformatory.The last of the rioters surrendered yesterday, giving up the knives, pieces of lead pipe and other makeshift weapons they had the wanton destruction of foodstuffs.\t, Prisoners told reporters they had planned to take over the prison to draw' attention to food grievances, treatment by guards and lack of machinery for airing complaints.Although some guards said discipline broke down after reforms minister Foote insisted that no prisoner be strapped without his ® ____________________ (\u2022 By The Canadian Press Should Canadians accept the United States dollar at par value when their own dollar is quoted on a higher level?Most Canadian business men have done so until now, but with their dollar reaching new heights at New York, there are signs today of a change.At New York Monday the Canadian dollar touched its highest point in terms of United States funds in 19 years, reaching $1.04 1/8.It closed at $1.03Mi.A Canadian Press survey showed many Canadians arc being forced to reassess the situation.The problem was expressed by George Matthews, secretary of the Retail Merchants Association at Vancouver.He said: \u201cWe accepted the U.S.dollar at par until now as a goodwill gesture.But the discount has increased so sharply our members are taking loo much of a financial beating.\u201d Others, who remembered the time when Canada\u2019s depreciated dollar was accepted at par at holder points, looked for ways out.The Victoria Chamber of Commerce decided to recommend that merchants wait until hanks discount the U.S.dollar a full five per cent before following suit.The Ontario Hotel Association decided on a similar course last week.A survey at that time in Toronto showed U.S.tourists could still get full value for their money.At Ottawa the speciality shops section of the city\u2019s Board of Trade suggested that stories discount U.S.money on all sales under $5 but give full value on sales over that amount.The suggestion will be considered Tuesday by the board, whose decision will probably set the policy for most city stores.In Montreal, the Tourist and Convention Bureau and the Hotel Onwers Association said they no longer are urging their members to accept American funds at par.Halifax reported that large stores accept curency at par and absorb the loss.But some 6,000 men of a U.S.naval task force there were hit for a four-per-cent discount for paper currency fnothing for silver) at restaurants and small stores.Tourists are treated like the sailors.Edmonton\u2019s stores accepted U.S.funds at par.One big store said it would stop when the discount reached five per cent.Most Vancouver merchants, including major departmental stores started deducting the discount Monday.Most restaurants there already were doing so, but hotels and auto courts accepted American dollars at par on room accounts.brandished during the 12-hours I approval, Maj.Foote denied the disturbance Saturday night dui'ing new rule was an attempt to \u201cmol-which they made a shambles of ; ly-eoddle\u201d prisoners.Three pri-their quarters.Dormitories, furni- : soners were strapped last week, tore, food, clothing and equipment j The temperature in the yard were smashed during the rioting.! where the prisoners remain reach- It may take another 48 hours before the prisoners can move back into their dormitories.Ten men accused of leading the riots which suddenly broke out ed into the 80s yesterday afternoon.Huddling under blankets in an effort to escape the broiling sun, they yelled for water.Guards handed small paper cups Saturday night, gave themselves ! to them through an opening in a up yesterday.They stepped out of the compound ranks after their names were called by superintendent Wright.They were quickly marched to cells.Prison officials said charges of assault, threatening and unlawful assembly may be laid gainst the prisoners who instigated the break.Earlier in the day the prisoners ripped screen.Each contained about a mouthful of water.Several older prisoners fainted from the heat ami thirst and were promptly evacuated from the area by guards.When a few of the younger prisoners tried to act out heat prostration they were severely dealt with.The riot broke out about 8 P.M.Saturday when prisoners return- Hanoi, Indo-China, July 8\u2014 IJP)\u2014French army headquarters announced today that 294 communist-led Vietminh soldiers were, killed and 275 captured in clashes in the Red river delta from June 30 through July 6.The headquarters said the figures do not include casualties from air bombing and artillery fire.French losses during the period were not disclosed but were described as light.in the outside compounds -were ! ing from their evening sports per searched \u201420 at a time\u2014 for weapons.The search yielded a small harvest of razor blades, wrenches, knifes and keys.Meanwhile Premier Frost called for punishment of the riot leaders without making them heroes.He said they will receive \u201cjustice tempered with understanding\u201d but ringleaders will pay the penalty for their misdeeds.One of iod slugged a guard and armed themselves with tools, baseball bats, chair arms and metal bed legs.From there they ran rampant through the reformatory wrecking everything in sight.Guards ana hastily-summoned police reinforcements quelled the main disturbance with fire hoses and tear gas early Sunday, but not until after the prisoners had things which \u201cappalled\u201d him was1 left the place a wreck.Bridgewater, N.S., July 8\u2014 ©\u2014Two young children were burned to death today despite the heroic efforts of their mother, critically burned as she tried to carry a baby from their flaming home at New Germany, 18 miles away.Burned to dcatli were Diane, 9, and Wayne, 8, children of Mr.and Mrs.Quinton Conrad.Mrs.Conrad is in critical condition in hospital here along with another child, James, 2, whom she was carrying from the burning house when she wdlomsed, Death Claims John Labatt At London London, Ont., July 8\u2014-ffi\u2014-John S.Labatt, wealthy London brewer who was the central figure in Canada\u2019s most celebrated kidnapping for ransom, died today at.his summer home at nearby Port Stanley following a heart attack.Death came to the former president.of the Labatt Brewing Company of London almost 18 years after he was kidnapped\u2014on Aug.14, 1943\u2014on a deserted road near Sarnia and held for $150,000 ransom.The money was never paid and he w'as released on Aug.17 after being held captive at a summer cottage in the Muskoka district 130 miles north of Toronto.Continued On Page 5 Fifty-sixth Year Autonomy Stand Is Questioned Montreal,, July 8\u2014;(P'\u2014George* Lapalme, Quebec Liberal leader said yesterday although Premiei Duplessis claims to be the saviout of provincial autonomy he recent ly turned over some of Quebec'! rights in pension matters to 1h< federal government Mr.Lapalme spoke at two nil lies for the July 16 provincial general elections In the afternoor he spoke at St Tito de Champlair and in the evening at Cap de ii Madeleine.His reference to old-age pen sions was in connection with the federal-p r o v i n c i a 1 agreement leached last winter, whereby suet pensions at 70, are paid by the federal government while costs o those paid at 65 are shared ovenh by the provincial and federal gov ernments.He urged mothers and wives le take greater interest in provincia.politics \u201cto help extricate it front the mud and dirt into which mer have plunged it.\u201d He said corruption is rampant ir the Union Nationale party, and said as a lawyer he had seen a man sentenced to seven days in jail ten stealing a loaf of bread.\u201cBut whole mountains of the province have been stolen by these people who today are greats of the hour.\u201d He said he was referring to the exchange and handling of wooden areas which \u201chad been done foi the benefit of Union Nationale party followers.\u201d Premier Duplessis, speaking al Rigaud, Quo, said federal mem bers of Parliament should \"keep their noses out.of Quebec affairs.' He said (he federal government abolished the \u201cdouble mandate\u201d under which a man could sit in both the House of Commons and the Quebec Legislature because il was realized \"it was impossible foi a man to serve two masters.\u201d m,.n,,rUnccic on Georges La cly last week mai.ai me present nine he did not have a job and was paid a salary by the.Liberal party.\u201cThat is evidence that Mr.Lapalme is devoted to service of a party and not service to the people of the province of Quebec.\u201d He said that choosing a govern men! is important but in ihe present election \"it is the whole future of the province that is at stake.\u201d Premier Duplessis said that it Quebec people wanted to see ihe province prosper in the same way and same degree that it had dur Continued On Page, 5 MacArthur Raps Democrats; Bridges Calls For Unity Chicago, July 8.\u2014il\\y)\u2014Old soldier Douglas MacArthur, amid a cannonade of applause, last night blistered the Democrats as a blundering \u201cwar party\u201d and rallied yelling Republicans to a \u201ccrusade\u201d to rout them from office.The General\u2019s keynote address knifed through the strife stirred: by the Taft-Eisenhower battle for Presidential nomination.II united the packed convention hall in a standing ovation as it hit sharply at the Truman administration\u2019s policies.The 57-minute speech, punctuated 73 times by handclapping and roars, formally plotted a nonpartisan course in the nomination battle between Gen, Dwight D.Eisenhower and Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio.MacArthur, who backs Taft and who has been mentioned as a possible Vice - Presidential running mate for the Ohioan, said: 1\u2014\tThe Democratic party has been captured by schemes leading the United States toward \u201cthe socialistic regimentation of a totalitarian state.\u201d 2\u2014\tThe Republicans must enlist all kinds of Americans, who are Chicago, July 8.\u2014 (fP)\u2014Senate! Styles Bridges, Senate Republican lender, told ihe Republican con vention today it must patch up party quarrels or \u201calmost; certainly go down to defeat in Novem her.\u201d The veteran New Hampshire legislator appeared on the convention\u2019s second-day program along with other party leaders\u2014Senator James Kern of Missouri, Representative Marguerite Church of Illinois and Chicago Councilman Archibald Carey, Jr.In a prepared address, Bridge; delivered a scathing attack on the Democratic party.He called for a united front of Republicans,, now unsettled by the close race be tween Gen.Dwight Eisenhower and Ohio Senator Robert A.Taft for Presidential nomination.\u201cThe Republican party is beset,\u2019 Bridges said, \u201cby stormy, bittei wrangling forces .This party cannot succeed if this bitternest remains after the convention.\u201d He added: \u201cLet us heed this warning\u2014-unless (he Republican party stands in a solid phalanx behind the choice of this convention for the Presidency of the United States \u201cdesperate for a plan which will we wi|, almost cerlainly g0 down revive hope, to win the November:\t\u2019> election.MacArthur named neither faff nor Eisenhower.But he hit at the administration\u2019s policy of communist containment, which Eisenhower supports, and called for more air power, a Taft objective : to defeat in November.\u2019 A Republican defeat, in the Presidential election then would spell \u201cthe end of the two-party system ; as wc know it.\u201d Recalling the \u201ciron-clad pledge\u2019 adopted by the Republicans\u2019 1880 | convention to support the nominee Comments on the speech ran to ; \u2014James A.Garfield who was elect adjectives like \u201cwonderful\u201d and j ed that year.Bridges said, \u201cLet \u201cdramatic\u201d and \u201cthoughtful.\u201d | us learn from history.\u201d MacArthur, wearing civilian j He called on Taft.Eisenhower clothing, spoke slowly and deliber-j Gen.Douglas MacArthur, Harold ately.He leaned well forward j Stassen, California Governor Eari into a thicket of microphones and, | Warren and \u201call the other leaders closely following his prepared text, i of our party to stand with me be-levelled his heaviest, blast at the fore the bar of American public administration of President Tru-1 opinion.\u201d man, who fired him last year as United Nations commander in the Far East.The administration\u2019s foreign policy, he said, \u201cpractically invited Soviet dominance over the free peoples of eastern Europe.\u201d In the East, the U.S.\u201cproceeded \u2018Do not tamper with the fate of the party and the fate of our nation,\u201d he said.Senator Kem and Representative Church exhorted the convention to sweep the Democrats from office lest the country plunge into socialization and possibly dictatorship.Kem, in his prepared talk, upbraided the administration for its with precipitate haste to divest and domestic policies.He strength, ^h\u2019s policy caused he id ^ election-s st;|kc is .(hf loss to communism China, North very slruclure of our government.\u201d Korea and the Kuriles.\t\u201cNever in our history has the MacArthur s emotion - Pa,Ci'l,, constitution been so brazenly dewords lashed particularly at what | fied] tjj0 ]aw SQ 0penly flouted, or he called the lack of the tradition-1 ^ rjgkjs 0f pe0plc so defiant-al will-to-win in Korea.\t., ly trampled underfoot,\u201d Kem said.\u201cKorea stands today as the hal-\u2019 -\t-\t¦\t\u2014\t-\t\u2022- lowed graveyard for countless American dejd,\u201d he said, \u201cWe must not let it become as well a graveyard for American hope, American fnirti and American honor\u201d Representative Church said Democratic administrations during the last 20 years have, evidenced an \u201cenveloping trend toward socializa- Continued On Page % ^ Two SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1952 am * IN HOLLYWOOD ?ENDS TODAY1 \"CAVE OF OUTLAWS\" Also! \"4 IN A JEEP\" TOMORROW! by Erskine Johnson NEA Staff Correspondent , M-G-MVSTORt OKA Van JOHNSON DOROTHY McGUIRE RUTH ROMAN \u201clIWITATlOBf ADDED COMEDY HITI WUMB starnrg WMIUAW ¦miMUMS- GENE LOCKHART -'Rhubarb I\u2014g\u2014\tt\u2014» MAGOG I THEATRE TONIGHT Thomas Gomez, Globetrotter Team in \"THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS\" also \"CARBINE WILLIAMS\" with James Stewart, Jean Hagen COMING Wed.\u2022 Thurs.Eliza Gagani, Amedee Nazzari in \"UN JOUR DANS LA VIE\" also \"LA MELODIE DU BONHEUR' with Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire fflldUUU 'Kee/td QUEBEC To buy, sell, exchange use Want Ads.Dial 3-3636 Want-Ad Depart-ment CHANEY VIEWS MONSTERS RIPE FOR \u2018TASTEFUL\u2019 HORROR MOVIES Hollywood\u2014Behind the Screen: The monster\u2019s about to grab the goose-pimpled heroine again and carry her out on the lonely moors while the studio \"moonlight\u201d shines through her nightie and movie audiences choke on their popcorn.That\u2019s the prediction of Lon Chaney, Jr., who hit stardom as a horror man in the Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman series.Lon, currently menacing Gary Cooper in \"Springfield Rifle,\u201d says that screamer-jeamers will bring stay-at-homes rushing back to the box office and adds: \"Horror is as ripe as Hades in Hollywood right now.All the studios, particularly U-I, are beginning to realize it.Hollywood killed the horror picture cycle that my dad started.He was a sympathetic horror man and there was always a reason for it.\"Producers started to put too much horror into movies.The PTA\u2019s and religious groups protested and producers stopped making them.Now we\u2019re going to start againt\u2014his time with some taste and discipline.\u201d * * * They\u2019re writing \u201cJean Simmons and Bob Mitchum Get Along\u201d on the walls at RKO.Jean and Bob co-star in \u201cThe Murder\u201d when they finish \u201cBeautiful, But Dangerous,\u201d but crew members still remember how Bob and Susan Hayward .tangled during production of \u201cThe Lusty Men.\u201d I asked Bob about it and got fhis: \u201cMaybe Susan didn\u2019t like me, but I liked her.\u201d Too Heavy For Ladd There are heavy acting scripts from tales bzy Theodore Dreiser, F.Scott Fitzgerald and Henry James being offered to Alan Ladd, but he\u2019s turning them down with a \u201cNo, thanks.\u201d It seems that the boys who guessed that Alan was Out to prove he was in the Lawrence Olivier class when he left Paramount were wrong.Mr.Box Office isn\u2019t giving up the Ladd style.\u201cI don\u2019t want to convince anybody that I\u2019m the world\u2019s greatest actor,\u201d Alan shrugged on \u201cThe Iron Mistress\u201d set.\u201cIt\u2019s too late for that, anyhow.I left Paramount because I wanted important stories.I just want to entertain people.\u201d He goes to London for \u201cRed Beret\" when he completes \u201cDesert Legion\u201d for U-I.then return to Hollywood for two more films at Paramount, five for Warners and one additional\tU-I\tflicker.*\t*\t* She'll avoid being a Sagebrush Sue on her NBC telefilms, too.\u201cToo many westerns on TV,\u201d Judy confided.\u201cThe story is what's going to count in my series.We\u2019re going to pick all kinds of locations so that we won\u2019t be hemmed in by any set cast or format.\u201d »\t*\t» The contract between Judy Ca-nova and Republic is the first in Hollywood history to give a star the right to devote most of her time\tto\tTV\tand\tmake movies when she\u2019s free.It\u2019s in the fine print of her contract and may cut down her movie \u201cThree Pegs\u201d Presented At Bishopton Bishopton, July B.\u2014 St.Luke s Guild of Magog, presented their three act comeoy, \u2018Three Peg , bv Alice Williams Chaplin, at the Bishopton Town Hall, on Thursday evening, June,z,°\tTo\u201e.This play directed by Mrs.Jane Pilton and Mrs.John Comfort, was excellently portrayed, rl-though the audience was very SmThose taking part in the play were Glenna Corbiere, Ruth Corbière, Doris Catchpaugh, Margaret Majury, Edith Smith, Babe Dufresne, Roma Buzzell, Nellie Hudson and Shirley Broadbent.THE LADIES\u2019 AID The regulrr meeting of the Lad ies Aid of the United Church was held in the Sunday School room, on Wednesday afternoon, June 25, with an attendnace of eighteen members and visitors.The meeting under the predi-dency of Mrs.M.PorteT, was opened by the repeating of the \u201cLord s Prayer\u201d followed by the reading of the minutes of the last meeting and the roll call.Discussion took place on several items pertaining to the work of the society fnd plans were completed for the play to be given by the St.Luke's Ariglican Church Guild of Magog, which was to take place the following evening.Rev.and Mrs.Nickerson and Mrs.Mitchell, of East Angus, were present.The Julv meeting of the Aid will be helcPin the same place on the last Wednesday in this month.Lunch was served by Mrs.M.Porter.Mrs.Denzil Kenney and Mrs.Grace Downes.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Curtis, of Derby Line, Vt., were visitors of Mr.Arthur R.aymond.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Garwood, and son, Mr.Gyrth Garwood, and daughter, Dianne, of Montreal, are spending two weeks at their cottage at the Lake.Mrs.W.P.Berwick was a visitor in Montreal on Saturdcy.going to see her sister, Mrs.Charles Woodard, who is a patient in the Western Division of the General Hospital, Montreal, where she underwent a second eye operation.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Pearson, of Sherbrooke, were guests for a few : days rt the home of Mr.Pearson\u2019s sister, Mrs.Howard Gale, and Mr.Gale.Mr.and Mrs.\u2019Wilmot Crook and baby, of Belleville, Ont., spent the holiday week-end with his mother, Mrs.E.E.Crook.JAPAN\u2019S AMBASSADOR\u2014Sadao Iguchi, second from left, first post-war Japrnese Ambassador to Canada, has presented his letters of credence to Governor-General Massey, centre, at Ottawa.Present during the ceremony left to right are: J.F.Dulaute, administrative secretary to the governor-general; Mr.Iguchi, Mr.Massey; .Dana Wilgress, Under-Secertary of State and H.F.Feaver, Canada\u2019s Chief of Protocol.\t(CP from National Film Board) ARTHUR BLOUIN 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