Sherbrooke daily record, 19 mars 1959, jeudi 19 mars 1959

[" » 1950\t\tMARCH\t\t\t\t1958 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7 8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14 15\t16\t17\tIS\t19\t20\t21 22\t23\t24\t25\t26\t27\t28 29\t30\t31\t\t\t\t Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ______» SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, IHI RSDAY, MARCH 111, 195» U S NUCLEAR BLASTS VAINLY CLOl'OY; MtUS M*»nly *unuy t«xl*y; Pnd*y cloudy with sunny periods »nd « (cm Msttered showers; continuing mild; winds southerly 20 with gust* to 30 today, westerly 20 tYidsy; low tonight and high Friday 30 and 40.Sixty-Third Year SPACE Late Bulletin GRAND FALLS, Nfld.(CP) \u2014 Premier Smallwood's office announced today that a murder charge will be laid against Ronald Laing of Lomond, Nfld., in the death of a Newfoundland constable.Union To Put Guard On Office GRAND FALLS, Nfld.(CP)\u2014 The International Woodworkers of America (CLC) today maintained a beefed-up guard at its office at nearby Bishop\u2019s Falls to prevent a duplication of Wednesday\u2019s attack when unidentified raiders chopped through the office door and damaged equipment.RCMP said Wednesday they had made no arrests in connection with the raid.Five IWA men inside the converted restaurant escaped through a back door.There were no injuries.The incident was the latest flare-up in the IWA strike against the .Anglo - Newfoundland Development Company which entered its 79th day today.A clash between police and pickets last week at Badger resulted in the death of Const.William Moss, 24, of the Newfoundland constabulary.WON'T BUDGE An IWA spokesman said Wednesday that the union had no intention of being forced out of its Bishop's Falls headquarters by \u2018 threats of violence and property damage.\u201d He said a \u2018\u2018large group of men\u201d would be used to guard the building, but declined to reveal the exact number.Ed Gtavine, son of the woman who rented the office building to the IWA, said in an interview Wednesday that he was in bed asleep when the raid took place \u2018 but I\u2019ll be ready for them the next time.I\u2019ve had to shoot dogs before.\u201d Glavine said the people of Newfoundland opposed Premier Smallwood\u2019s stand in the strike.The premier says 98 per cent of the people supported his drive against the IWA.\u2018\u2018Let him call an election,\u201d said Glavine, \u201cHe\u2019ll find out.\u201d Meanwhile, in St.John's Wednesday night, RCMP Superintendent A.W.Parsons squelched rumors that he was thinking of quitting the force.It was thought that the superintendent might follow Commissioner L.H.Nicholson in resigning to protest the countermanding of the commissioner\u2019s order sending RCMP reinforcements into the strike area.Board Says Firemen Out On CNR Too OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Canadian National Railways is reported ready to accept a federal conciliation board report that awards its firemen\u2019s union a 10-per-cent wage increase and calls for firemen to be dropped from freight and yard diesels.It was understood the company will advise Labor Minister Starr within the next two days that the report, made public Wednesday, is acceptable.The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and En-ginemen (CLC) has not yet decided whether to sign.The brotherhood, which pulled a three-day strike against the Canadian Pacific Railway last summer on the diesel issue, signed an agreement Tuesday in which a 10-per-cent wa^e boost will be given to the CPR's 2,800 locomotive firemen.In the CPR case, the diesel issue was settled in a memorandum signed last May to end (he three-day strike.It provides for gradual removal of firemen from yard and freight diesels through promotion or retirement.NO STRIKE FORESEEN Following 'announcement of the CNR - firemen recommendations Wednesday, only comment from brotherhood chief W.E.Gamble of Montreal was: \u201cW\u2019e'U have to refer it to the members.\u201d However, it was understood here that the union will not call a strike on the publicly-owned system.The conciliation board recommended that the cutoff date for CNR firemen be Feb.3, 1958.instead of April 1, 1956.This would mean that the CNR employees would get a better break than tjiose with the CPR.V President And Prime Minister Will Confer sr Secluded Mountain Retreat Electronic Shield For Missiles JÊL \u2018 'm \u2022 GHTYSIuRG PENNSYLVANIA FbA vTpj THUKMONT FREDERIC»; i, MARYLAND V WASHINGTON, DC.Hi E ® VIRGINIA Hidden among the hardwoods of Maryland\u2019s Catoctin Mountains near Thurniont is Camp David (see Newsmap).This is to confer on ways to thaw out the Cold War between East and West.At left is the main building of Camp David.Ai r Winston Churchill worked out Allied strategy during World War II.Roosevelt, who first used it in 1942, called (he phu and are located on the Catoctin Recreational Area, 70 miles from Washington.(he retreat where President I\u2019.isenhowei and Pi line Minister Macmillan will meet ighl is its living room where President Franklin I).Rouses ell amt Prime Minister e Shangri l.a The buildings were constriirlcd lis (lie I'iviliiin (\u2019misers atinn Corps Crazed Convict Mother, 3 Children Held As Hostages State Funeral Today Ike ukc, ¦.¦ rceie OTTAWA (CP)\u2014A British plan j jeetions were raised by Ottawa for freezing military forces in ministers.Central Europe will be placed be : ll was learned the idea of some ! fore President Eisenhower during j form of United Nations solution j Prime Minister Macmiflan\u2019s five- for the Berlin problem was not SOUTH CHARLESTON.W.Va.win\u2019s hands bound.He herded the\tOTTAWA (CP)\u2014A slate funeral\tiday United Slates\tvisit, it was\texcluded\tduring\tthe\tOttawa\tdis (AP)\u2014A 29-year-old mother and j mother and her three children\tfor Sidney Smith was lo be held\t| understood today.\teussions,\tthough\tnothing\tprecise her three children were captives j into Baldwin\u2019s 1955 model car.\t'\t, The busy British minister, pil j developed, today of a crazed former convict i Baldwin was left in the family\u2019s\tPrime Minister Diefenbaker,\tmg up diplomatic\tair miles the who threatened lo torture and kill five-room house but later broke\tcabinet colleagues, Opposi-\tway ailing State Secretary Dulles the four unless authorities re- free and notified authorities.\t|jon leader Pearson and univer-\tused to do, left\tfor Washing leased a convict from prison so! \u201cHe said he would kill my wife sity friends were to lead the pro- ; ion at 10:15 a.m.EST after a one- cession into Chalmers United day stop in Ottawa he could slay the man.and torture the children if \u201cOnly you have the power to,ca**e^ P°hce, Baldwin told auth- Church here for the 4 p.m.EST Informants said he carried a save them from certain death, by jorities.\tservice.Rain was forecast.\tformula for limiting forces in an granting my demands,\u201d read the: State police said their search Governor - General Massey, agreed area of Europe as a pre More Flexible Policies Mac s Goal With Ike note left behind by a man identi-\t*lac*\tn°l- developed where the\tmembers of Parliament and high fied as Richard I.Payne, 23, who\tmlr Diefenbaker.\u201ee had Iron Ore Company of Canada will spend $150,000,000 on developing ore deposits in the Wabush Lake area of Labrador.The news followed Mr.Smallwood\u2019s announcement Feb.12 of a $250,000,000 investment in Labrador\u2019s rich, untapped mineral wealth by Wabush Iron Ore Co.At that time, Mr.Smallwood said the investment was part of a stock transaction between Cana- The proposals, discussed Wed man.\tnesday in meetings between One of the immediate proh- i\u2019rime Minister Diefenbaker, Mr.lems occasioned by his unex Macmillan and other Brii'i\u2018;lt ami pectcd death Tuesday is who will ! Canadian ministers, are believed take his place as leader of the lo have won general Canadian Canadian delegation to the lOlh .approval, anniversary meeting of the North j A British source said there from Otl a w a, M.icmillan ox Atlantic Treaty Organization at was a \u201cmeeting of minds.\u201d One\tpressed\tconfidence\this\tvisits\tto Washington April 2.\tCanadian informant, putting the\t!\tthe two\tcapitals\t\u201cwill\tserve\tto The external affairs portfolio emphasis differently, said there\tconsolidale and\tconfirm the automatically returns to the: was no \u201cformal assertion\u201d of\t|\tUnited will of\tthe\tWestern prime minister, who always has Canadian support, though no oh-\ti\tworld.\u201d the foreign ministers meeting.Eisenhower has made clear he feels a d v a n c e development should \u201djustify a summer jneel mg at the summit.\u201d Macmillan is reported to be lieve also that some legal basts to resist Soviet threats aimed at ; other than the Second World War forcing the Western (lowers out jt'ftld of conque si mi gilt he found of Berlin.But thev are said to tor keeping I1 S , British and be divided on a number of other issues involved in preparing for negotiations with Russia.Before heading to Washington taken a keen interest in foreign affairs.Mr.Smith had held the post a ! brief 18 months after a brilliant career as president of the Univer sity of Toronto from 1943 and the University of Manitoba before that.urged him a few days ago to slow down, but \u201cthat was not his way.\u201d Finally, Payne untied the dian Javelin Ltd.and Pickanris First Joint Stamp OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Canada and j the United States are attempting i to ensure that their versions of a joint St.Lawrence Seaway [ postage stamp are as similar as possible.Talks for that purpose are going on in Ottawa, it was youngsters but left Mrs.Bald-'Mather and Co.of Cleveland, announced Thursday Our Girls Know What They Want GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.(AP) \u2014 Spring\u2014just two calendar days off\u2014apparently turns the fancy of young women too, The West Michigan Tourist Association received a letter from three young women who live in Windsor, Ont., asking about vacation ac commodations for the last two weeks of August.The letter concluded: \u201cWe would prefer a resorl where young people (men) are!! !\u201d Names of the girls were not disclosed.People Want Bvis \u2014 Radiomen PREPARE STAND Eisenhower called acting state tion j secretary Christian Hertcr and.other diplomatic advisers to the I White House for discussion of the Berlin situation in preparation .for Macmillan\u2019s arrival, j The actual talks between the two men will get underway Friday at Camp David, Md , a ;*¦ eluded mountain retreat about 65 : miles from Washington.Although a joint statement , early next week may report gen- would prefer a '.summit confer (\u2022rally on their lalks.detailed cnee before the foreign minis practical results of their work ,ers meet, may not be disclosed officially ^ until the foreign ministers of the | United States, Britain, France 1 and Russia meet this spring.Such a meeting is being worked out.SPLIT ON SUMMIT One of I he chief differences is in attitudes toward WASHINGTON (AIO I birr U.S.mu leur bo in In exploded in September be yond the rnith s Mmospbetf formed »n electronic sheet diet circled most of the world, it wee leerned W rd-nesday/ night And.» responsible official outside (be defence dr partmenl said, the teals were an effort lo spread a shield ihrough which missiles could not fly.Defence de pa riment official* confirmed that the blasts had been set oil secretly for both military and scientific test purposes.Hut they declined to discuss the military angles.OFFSET REACTION Other sources reported, however, that the tests explored the possibility of generating at an altitude of about 300 miles a dif fusion of neutrons that would offset the nuclear reaction in missile warheads The shots were fired from naval craft in the South Atlantic late in September\u2014more than a month before the United States stalled a one-year siispen-siqn of nuclear tests pending negotiations with Russia on halting all such testing.Deputy Defence Secretary Don aid Quarles and Dr.Herbert | York, director of Pentagon re j search, gave some details of the test shots after reporters learned of them from other sources.j They said the explosions were of low yield in radiation and Macmillan is repre- would not reveal the altitude at which the tesls were made.York said there was no radioactive fallout on the earth from the tesls.TEST THEORIES York said the mam objective of the blasts was to test important theories about the trapping of electrons by the earth\u2019s magnetic field, lie said Die de tonation of the bombs released electrons inlo space above Hie earth's atmosphere, and that the trapping of these by the earth's magnetic held created the great sheel that eventually circled the globe.The electronic sheel created by the bombs, York said, extended around the world except for breaks over the poles\u2014a pattern similar to the natural Van Allen belt\u201d of radiation above the atmosphere York would not reveal Hip j depth of the artificial sheel or j say how long the phenomenon i lasted.! against missiles.Apart Irom morning and after noon talks with Canadian leaders.Mr.Macmillan also met mem hers of tlir cabinet and outlined impressions of his recent 10-day \\ isil to Russia.Finance Minister Fleming said the review was 'stimulating.\u201d French forces in Berlin.There is speculation Ural what lie lias in mind is getting Russia to underwrite the access of West em transport across Fast Germany in return for some kind of Western acceptance of the Communist regime.But the U.S.has emphasized it would be willing to work out a Berlin settlement only within the framework of German reunifiea Russia Proposes May 11 For Talks MOSCOW (Reuters) - Premier 1 Khrushchev said today Russia is prepared to accept May 11 as the date for a big power foreign ministers\u2019 meeting He added, however, that he Today's Chuckle A man\u2019s life is 20 years of having his mother ask him where he is going, 40 years of having his wife ask the same question, and, at the end, have the mourners wondering, too.OTTAWA (CP>#\u2014 A privately-owned radio station has told the Board of Broadcast Governors that if it \u201ctried to be a St.George and kill Elvis Presley., we would cences which come up for renewal March 31.They were, in order of their appearance before the board: CKEY Toronto; CHUM Toronto; be a voice crying in the wilder-|CK0Y Ottawa; CKNW New West-ness-\u201d\tminster, B.C.; CFPA Port \u201cWe couldn't do it alone,\u201d Gordon Henderson, counsel for CKOY Ottawa, said Wednesday.He spoke as the 15 - member board conducted a day-long study of broadcasting philosophies as expressed by seven private broadcasters, with particular emphasis on the use of recorded popular music versus live talent.SERVICE MAJORITY Arthur.Ont.; CKWS Kingston, Ont.; and CKRN Rouyn, Que.Board members indicated, by their questioning, that the BBG is concerned about the need for more local live talent programming and a higher quality of recordings, and how privately-owned radio stations can serve more varied groups of listeners.SEEK OTHER VIEWS ™\tThe board requested views on The genera view of the seven\t,¦\t,,\t, .\t\u201c ,u .\t.\tthree other points: time allowed stations was that they must serve _j___________,:S________.\t__________ the desires of the majority ot listeners in order to be financially successful.Most of the seven said that the majority of listeners like and want popular music recordings.for advertising spot announce ments, use of give-ways to attract audiences, and marathon programs conducted by announcers.Opinions on the present régula four minutes, in any 1 period.Stations that expressed views on give - aways and announcer marathons agreed they are not good radio practice.minute | munity tastes in order to have an economic operation.The BBG also dealt with Ihese other matters at its sitting: 1.A CBC application for a television station at Corner Brook, Train Kills 10 Girls, Mothers XENIA.Ohio (AP) \u2014 A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train rammed a car at a crossing near Document Containing Jesus' Sayings Found NEW YORK (AP i\u2014A French i Among hitherto unknown .sav-summit j s c h o 1 a r disclosed Wednesday j ings quoted by Cullman was: night the discovery of a docu j \u201cJesus said: If those who lead ment in Egypt containing 114 you say to you: Behold, the king sayings attributed to Jesus.The dom is in heaven, then the birds sayings\u2014many of them previ- of heaven will precede you; if ously unknown\u2014are contained in they say to you that it is in the a document known as the Gospel sea, then the fish will precede of St.Thomas.\t! you.But the kingdom is within Existence of the document was S'011 an(^ ^ \u2019s outsidc of you.disclosed by Dr.Oscar Cullman,! Nfld.\tArthur Harnett of Corner\there Wednesday and killed all 10\tprofe,ssor\t0f early Christianity at Dr.Andrew Siewart, warn\tgrooj.\tasked that this be deferred\toccupants.The victims vere\t,n porU in a \\er chairman, said the BBG bebeves\tu\u201e renew, an aoolieation \u2022 .,\t, c , j\t,u ',he Sorbonne in Paris, in a lee- renewal of licences should not be \"f'™.L \" year L a TV sta ' e'S\tm0thers ^e Union Theological Seme automatic, but that the perform- yon tbere ue bad withdrawn two of them\tnary here.ance of each station should be application last year\tfather of one child, a fire Tf10 document, Cullman said, is examined at renewal time.\t,\t« cbc anolication for low man> Poked through the wreck- comparable in importance to Several s t a t i o n s presented\tpower\tf-rench.language TV sta-\tage, picking up the dead and\t: the Ufiad\tSea Scrolls and of even strong arguments in support of\ttjon at Moncton, N.B.The board\tdying\u2014unaware that his daugh\tgreater significance to students using recorded popular music as;J.\u201e d hearin\u2019es on this and ter was one of the victims until of the New Testament, the main vehicle for appealing\tother a p pi i cat i on* he found her body.\tHo said the document was one to a mass audience.Basically, presented Monday\t- they said, it is what the public 3 six privately - owned radio\tn -, wants and is cheaper than live stations applied for pernllssiop INew President mus\u2018c-\tto set up a permanent radio net- TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Dr.F\u2019aul of 44 treatises found in 1946 by Egyptian peasants in an old tomb cut in Rmestone cliffs about 60 miles from Luxor.Written in LITTLE CULTURE\twork in the Maritime provinces I.a rose of the National Research 'lh,rt0^vL!a(in'\u2019,U~»n\u2019i»lhn ^eaHmr Board member Emiyn Davies -the first such proposal to come Council Ottawa was e 1 e c le d |\tpapyrus books which had of Toronto said broadcasters before the board.They are CHNS president of the Institute of lex\t\u2019.uju jn .i;,r should assume other responsibil- Halifax; CJCB Sydney, N.S.; tile Science Wednesday.Other of\tCdci « ity for fashioning public taste and CFBC Saint John, N.B.: CFNB ficers: Dr.Arne Grayborn, Cow QUOTED IN gospels enriching national culture.\tFredericton: CKCW Moncton ansville, Que., vice president; F.tion governing advertising\ttime\tenriching national culture.\threderic ton: CKCW Moncton\tansville, Que., vice president; i-\tCullman said many ol the say- ranged from acceptance of\tit to\t\u201cI get the impression you are\tand CFCY Charlottetown.\tDonald Wallace.Montreal, treas\tings found in the treatises\tcould This is proved, they argued, by a proposal that all such restric-\tnot really concerned with the pro-\tThe board reserved decision ; urer; Dr.Robert D.Bennett,! be traced word for word\tin the motion of culture,\u201d he told Mr.\t;on what recommendation it will\tMontreal, secretary; Dr.C\tfour gospels of the New\tTesta- Henderson.CKOY seemed more\tmake to the transport depart-\tEugene Coke, Montreal, past\tment \u2014 Matthew, Mark,\tLuke, ¦\t-.\u2014\t- \u2014i;-.!\u2014\t-:j\u2014i\tland John.the success of their stations.j tions be removed.The present The seven stations are among ! regulation allows a maximum of 171 holders of broadcasting li- five spot announcements, (olalling 'concerned wdlh catering (o com- menl on the applications.president.Contents of the document.Cullman said, were revealed by Dr.Henry Charles I\u2019uech, professor of early Christianity at the College of France in Paris, who will publish them sometime this year.SOME DIFFERENCES Unlike the canonic Gospels, Cullman said, the Gospel of Thomas does not give any personalized information about Jesus.Cullman said he noted four kinds of sayings in the document: Those which are word for word the same as in the canonic gospels.Those which provide independent variants to the sayings in the canonic gospels.Those not found in the canonic gospels in any form, but which were known from citations of the church fathers.Those which were formerly compUdcly unknown.t SHERBROOKK DAILY RECOUD, THURS., MARCH 19, 1959 committee members are, Mr*.G.K.Kendrick, Mrs.John Stokoe, Mrs.Richard Wright, Mrs, Fred Cox, Mrs.John Dempsey and Mrs.Lome Kelso.Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.A.Little.GENERAL NOTES The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs.G.E.Kendrick.Mr.John Cruickshank and daughter, Ann.spent the weekend in Cookshire, guests of Mrs.H.A.Dickson and Dr.S.J.Bennett.They were accompanied home by Mrs.Cruickshank, who had spent a week with her mother.Mr.and Mrs.John Hoy visited friends in Sherbrooke duri n g jthe weekend.Mrs.Hoy has entered the Sherbrooke Hospital fur treatment.Mr, Thomas R.Lowry and daughter, Mabel, returned with their guest, Mr, Willie Downes, to Barre, Vt,, for an extended j visit at the Downes home.Mrs.Arthur Mimnaugh, of t h e Thetford Mines High School teaching staff, spent the weekend I at her home here.Mrs.G.Kendrick « Entertains W.I.At Inverness INVERNESS \u2014 The Women\u2019s Institute met at the home of Mrs.G.E.Kendrick with the president, Mrs.Fred Cox, in the chair, and correspondence were read by the secretary, Mrs.J.Dempsey, and the financial statements were given by Mrs.A.Little.Mrs.Cox reported on the semi annual meeting in M o n t-real.The nominating and prog ram Waterloo High School News The students in the upper grades were assigned to do write-ups on the different organizations at a meeting of the School Annual.Kay Campbell is the newly appointed exchange editor.Everyone ia cooperating in getting together the literary material for the Annual, and with the help of Mr.Gardener, staff advisor of the \"Waterlute\u201d, everything U going smoothly.All the pupils have been asked to bring in photographs of activities in and around the school.In Education Week, all the S li o w Hilda's eyes will BUG OUT WHEN 1 GIVE HER.THIS PEAFUMt/ V By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) - What\u2019s this \u2014 Annette afraid of teenagers?The idol of millions of youngsters says it\u2019s true.Though she is the picture of self-assurance in movies and TV, she\u2019s really shy.\u201cit\u2019s not easy for me to meet other teen-agers,\" she said.\"And when I\u2019m ift a crowd and they ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ PREMIER CINEM V Harry Lautler Carolyn Mitchell \"THE CRY BABY KILLER\" Keith Larsen \u2022 Peggie Castle \"SON OF BELLE STAR\" Jack Carsen \u2022 Mickey Rooney \"MAGNIFICENT ROUGHNECKS\" ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦.¦KBS parents were invited to the start staring at me, I really get school on Wednesday evening to scared, meet the teachers.Various samples of the pupil\u2019s school work were on display ut thé school, and some were on display oops ! )\tCsQ$ Livermore-help/ K-4 '\t- I SPILLED IT/ i SPlllEP IT/ .[here/\t, { £ fj | % s Mm t y*\u201d *>! nip\t> ¦ jut.ua riu ctu Cowansville J.Cs Are Enferiained At Dinner Party PARADE No.67 Squadron 1930 hrs.FRL, MARCH 20th RADAR BUILDING, Depot Street.Dress 5-A Blues.F/L G.S.Reed Commanding Officer ST.MARY'S \u2014 Recent guests of Mr.D.Carlin and family while here to attend the funeral of Miss S.Morrissey were Misses Margaret and Agnes Carlin, Mrs.E.Thibodeau, of Montreal, Rev.L.Bois-clair and Miss E.Boisclair, of Mansonville, Mrs.J.Murphy, of Highwater.Mr.and Mrs.Jules Parent, and Miss Mary Parent, of Stanstead.Mr.John Morrissey was an overnight guest of Mr.and Mrs.George Morin, of Richmond.Mrs.M.Giroux, of Montreal, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.Morrissey.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Paquette and family visited Mr.and Mrs.George Choiniere, at Rox ton Falls.NOW SHOWING! 6 Academy Award Nominations! including \"Best Motion Picture Of The Year!\" Ot on allot J?Tin Roof J 2nd Feature: \"PROUD REBEL\" in Technicolor with Alan Ladd starring aMethWl PaulNEWN -*v-.mia BurllS \u201cI\u2019m much more at ease with grown - ups, because I\u2019ve been with them most of my life.I seldom see teen-agers.I\u2019m the only all week in the window of the one of the Mousekctcers left at Southern Canada Power Com- the Disney studios, so I go to pany store.The purpose of the school there alone.It\u2019s almost evening was for the parents Uijiike having a private tutor, discuss the children\u2019s school\tdates work with their teachers.It was | .-Natul.:,llyi , mLss tht.proms the pracUce a few years ago'and olhcr 8chool aclivities ^ for the parents to visit the school kids have.I can\u2019t hâve ,\t,\t,, many dates when I\u2019m working, see the children at work.How-1 and , d MAGOG CLOSING HOURS DURING HOLY WEEK Monday, March 23rd \u2014\t6\tp.m Tuesday, March 24th \u2014\t6\tp.m.Wednesday, March 25th \u2014\t\tnoon Thursday, March 26th \u2014\t6\tp.m Friday, March 27th\t6\tp.m Saturday, March 28th \u2014\t6\tp.m.The Contracting Parties; \u2022 L.A.SD.M at lea Employes de Commerce da Magog. SJietbcookDallij'Rccocd \"7he Oldest Daily m the District\" Established Ninth Day of February, 1897.with which U incorporatad the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837.and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day, by the Sherbrooke Dally Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office 119 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press, Tho Associated Press and Reuters.\t.\t, \u201e .\t» v.m _____________».Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly, $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States.1 year $9.00, 6 months $5.00, 3 months $2.75.1 month $1.00 Single copies 5c; 2 to 3 mos.ohi, 10c: up to 6 mos.old, 25c.\"Authorized as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.THURSDAY, MARCH lO, 19SO Peace Porridge Hot, Peace Porridge Cold\u2014 \\ foudet TVevUttÿ REPORTING s' ¦» A Time For Prime Minister Macmillan came to Ottawa for talks on the current cold war crises at the height of his career and his popularity.This is in marked contrast to a year ago, when his stock was low- Mr.Macmillan became prime minister at a time when Britain was wracked by divisions over Suez and formidable economic problems threatened to wreck the Conservative government.He was a man little known to the public and his country squire looks were considered a dubious political asset, But now it is just those qualities of calm and judgment Which have enabled him to ride out storms at home ahd abroad unruffled and unperturbed.Now he has become the leading spokesman of the free world in negotiations with the Soviet Union as a result of American Secretary of State Dulles' illness.Mr.Macmillan said on his arrival in Ottawa yesterday that the prime task New Ideas for the West was to frame a united policy based on firm principles combined with a readiness to negotiate.The latter part of his statement is vitally important, for the West cannot put off forever direct negotiations with Russia over Berlin and Germany.The British Prime Minister, who has become a sort of go-between in the international exchange of ideas, is ideally suited for the job of framing a policy which is sufficiently flexible to provide some chance for successful negotiation.He does not suffer from the rigidity that has paralyzed American policymakers in recent times.He is capable of throwing out new ideas, or accepting variations on old ideas, and then calming the fears of his more sensitive allies.This week, Mr.Macmillan will have an opportunity in Washington to impress on President Lisenhower that talks with the Russians are not the same thing as appeasement.NEA Service, In.Shovel Swingers Still At It B/g Y ear For The Largest Club Frustrated French Protest The resurgence of Communist strength revealed in France's municipal elections reflects protest against President Charles de Gaulle\u2019s domestic austerity program.He had the nerve to impose higher taxes, which most French leaders have always shrunk from.An unlucky accompaniment of his program has been higher prices and a relatively mild business recession.The combination inevitably had its effect.But we have to understand in weighing this result that the Communist party in France is not a massive instrument for the overthrow of democratic rule in that country.It can perhaps be best described as a kind of repository of protest.It is the party of unhappiness.Millions of Frenchmen who have not known how else to exhibit their frustrations, their anger, even with some their despair, have voted Communist.Only a relatively small core represents dedicated Reds committed to the bidding of Moscow.The rest are the unreconstructed who do not like many things in the general trend of French life since World War II, and see the Communist party as the only outlet of protest.\"I hat some sizable part of their number can be wooed away by fresh signs of real hope was clearly demonstrated in the big national legislative elections last fall.Ihen, for the first time since the war, .the Communist vote dropped from its steady 25 per cent to slightly less than 20 per cent.It was the promise of President de Gaulle that did it.He captured their imaginations, seeming to offer visions of a truly better course for France.But when he got down to cases with tough measures to bring about a new course, they didn't like what they saw.So, if these city and town elections are a fair measure, they have gone back to join the fist-shakers in protest.This news isn\u2019t good for de Gaulle, whose wide support is thus undercut.Still, Khrushchev had better refrain from cheering.For most of these millions of disgruntled Frenchmen have no more use for him than for their own government.Letter To The Editor The Editor, Sherbrooke Daily Record.Dear Sir: We are being constantly told in every paper and magazine that we pick up that this Dominion ot Canada urgently needs a distinctive national flag\u2014\u201cto assert our sovereignty\u201d\u2014as one lea dor expressed it.So having a few minutes to spare, I decided to try my hand at designing a flag which would express the full amount of sovereignty we Canadians now possess due to the antics of our political leaders during the past thirty years.Springtime First of alt in this somewhat strange flag that I have in mind 1 would place a Canadian beaver in the upper left band corner-rampant of course attired in striped pants and high hat.in the flag, replacing the shield on which the eoats-of-arms of the different provinces appear, there would be a painting depicting Messrs.St.Laurent, Pearson and Diefenbaker dancing a jig to \u201cBrink-of-War\u201d music by the Eisenhower and Dulles orchestra.For a motto\u2014oh, yes.we need a motto\u2014I would 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\t\tî\tN\t\t?\t\t1\tC?\t\"\t\tT Ê FÜ\tR\t5\tT\tT\tc\t\tC?\tB\t\t\tO T f A\t\tNi\tA\tT\tR\t\tEr\t\tT\t\tT E itll\t\t35\t\t\tN\to\t\t\t1\t\t \tL\tZ3\t\u201co'\tM\tF_\ta\t\tCa\tP\t\tr*1 \tK\tlAly\t\tB\t\tE\tVz\t\tik\t\tB R W.\tH\tw\tL1\tP\tT*\tA\t\tB\t\t\tR A \tN\t\\\tL\tI\tc\tr\t\u201co\tN\t\t\ti F m\tO\t\t\ti\t1\tN.\t\t\t1\t\tN\u2019T- I say.\u201d Perhaps this motto should be in Latin, or Greek\u2014many of us would not know what it meant.Now, I do hope that this design of mine will never be flown, except at half-mast, after dark and never, never without crepe being ! tied to the top of staff, but, if ! Mr.Allard, or any one else, | wishes to fly a flag conveying to all the real sovereignty this country possesses 1 will allow him to use my design free of j charge.If our government leaders, and their followers, were concentrating on the unemployment and national deficit issues instead of wasting valu able time attempting to replace a real flag with one not nearly so good, we, the people, would feel that they were trying to earn their attractive sessional indemnities.C.W.MeVetty.Inverness, Que.By GLADYS TAYLOR Canadians have been accused of being the \u2018\u2018meeting-est\u201d people.Whether this connotation has been justified in other years, one thing is certain, this winter has seen the formation of the largest and probably the most consistently well-attended club in the history of the country.This new group has been loosely termed the \u201cHow-To-Get-The-D r i v e w a y-Shovelied-And-T h e-Car-Out-Of-The-Garage\u201d Club.Its membership is unlimited and therefore includes men, women and boys - and even the odd hefty infant! Charter members usually boast at least one callous per palm and the only fee for joining is to own a shovel - or know someone who owns a snowplow.Meeting time invariably falls on the morning after a snow-storm, although the executive must meet more often, if only to send their snow-plows cavorting down the streets, awakening the rest of the poor exhausted members at.the most unholy hours.* * » While everyone in our town has joined the main club, the name of which we have already given you, there has grown up, as so often happens in such a large and heterogeneous group, two factions among the membership.These two factions may be roughly divided into the \u201cTake-t h e-shovel-in-hand-and-get-out-and-start-digging\u201d, group as opposed to the \u201cWait-and-see-if-a-snow-plow-will-come-along\u201d group.The shoveller spends most of his time looking over his snowbank at his neighbour's full driveway muttering, \u201cWhy doesn\u2019t the lazy so-and-so get out.and do a little shovelling himself like I am\u201d while the snowplow-hopefuls\u2019\u2019 spend as much time twitching the curtain peeking out to see if the snowplow has come yet, as it would have taken them to do the shovelling in the first place.ik «\t* So much tension has developed, in fact, over this question of man-power versus automation, as applied to the driveway, that it is said that a caucus of members is even now promoting an amendment to the club\u2019s charter for next year, prohibiting the dependence of members on snow-plows - as being incompatible with the democratic way of life.There has occasionally been some talk of proroguing - if not even of disbanding the member- ship of the club, but this treason-] able talk has only broken out af-| ter the sun has shone for 15 consecutive minutes in a day or the liquid snow has begun to] drip off the roof.But needless to say.the next blizzard has always been sufficient to whip the membership back into line so that the club still seems as firmly fixed in the driver\u2019s seat as it has been | all winter.If it ever does disband, and it ! is said that there\u2019s still a sneaking hope that July1 and August may see at least a temporary cessation of meetings, our town will of course suffer a definite deterioration in muscles and callouses.However there is always one heartening aspect to the situation and that is that though Canada may vary Irom province to province as to taxes, liquor law's, traffic control or educational grants, she varies little as to KING SIZED\u2019 BILLBOARDS ARE MENACE (Baltimore Sun) These billboard people! Shove them back 660 feet from the.roadsides, deny them special privileges in cities and towns, denounce them as a highway menace\u2014and what do they do?Why* they figure out a way to do the same unpleasant thing, only bigger and better and more horrendously than ever.What they are toying with now.according to the trade journal Advertising Age, is a billboard so big and so glary as to make a joke of the 660-foot forbidden strips.This reported monstrosity spreads over 8,000 square feet, fully 24 times as much as the big billboards which now deface the roadsides.What\u2019s more, it can evidently be set.back 2,000 feet from the highway\u2014more than one-third of a mile\u2014and still be all too visible to the passing motorist.Its sponsor, the trade journal reports, describes the gargantuan sign as one which can \u201chave a dominating effect in large market areas.\u201d Shuddering, we can w'ell believe it.What will be interesting to see now is if the billboard lobby at Annapolis is going to tell about its new secret weapon or if, more prudently, the lobbyists will wait to spread the word until the Legislature is harmlessly adjourned.snow.It always falls - and is seldom less than bountiful! Therefore, Vive the shovel! Vivo the snow-plow! Vive the \u201cHow-To-Get-T h e-Driveway-Shov- [ cy ed-And-T h e-Gar-0 u t-0 f-T h e-Garage\u201d clubs! J^îact Ni rrcq B0 0B ] \u2022 No one city ha* a monopoly for firsts in mass public transportation.Cable cars were first used in San Francisco in 1873.Electric streetcars made their debut in Montgomery, Ala., in 1\t1886.In -893, Chicago opened the first elevated line, the \u201cL \u201d i 'The first subw'ay opened in London in 1863.New York had the first motorbus in 1905.OTTAWA \u2014 Is Canada reneging on ita Colombo Plan commitments, and in effect sabotaging this program for \u2019 Asian economic development, bjr giving away wheat instead of capital goods?In Ottawa some government official» agree that this is the i case.\u201cThe Colombo Plan is no longer geared to the needs of the recipient countries, but rather to our own needs,\u201d one of them asserted.\u201cIt is no longer meant to help others help themselves, but to help us get rid of our wheat.\u201d Other government officials disagree.They assert that these Asian countries have to import food, and that they are short of both dollars and sterling.Free wheat from Canada means they can use what foreign exchange they have to buy capital goods, these officials argue.\u201cFunctionally,\u201d one of them said, \u201cwheat going into Pakistan and India fulfills the same purpose as foreign exchange,\u201d «¦I\t* Whatever the correct answer j - - and there\u2019s probably considerable truth in both points of | view - - the fact remains that Canada is paying off its international obligation largely in surplus wheat at a time when ! countries like India and Pakistan need cash or capital goods.And what\u2019s more, responsible officials state, any emergency assistance additional to Colombo Plan aid which Canada may agree to give this year will almost certainly be more wheat or flour.The former government had provided $35 millions a year for capital assistance to Asian countries under the Colombo Plan.As a member of the Conservative opposition, John Diefenbaker had demanded that Canada\u2019s contribution be sharply increased.As prime minister, Diefenbaker increased the amount to $50 millions last spring.But if you subtract the part of this $50 millions which is being spent on wheat and flour, net Canadian capital aid to our Commonwealth partners under the Colombo Plan has actually decreased.In the fiscal year 1957-58.during which the Conservatives were in office for more than nine months, $26 millions of the $35 millions Colombo Plan vote went for capital purposes, and $9 millions went to provide the Indians, Pakistanis and others with surplus Canadian wheat.In fiscal 58-59.now drawing to a close, a little more than $25 millions, or just over half of the total appropriation, is paying for wheat dhipp^d to Asia.That leave* less than $25 million* for capital aid, compared with $26 millions a year ago.Atop this Colombo Plan wheat, the government gave India.Pakistan and Ceylon an additional $15 millions worth of wheat and flour in 1958.It also sold $35 millions worth of wheat to India and Ceylon on long term credit.This, I am told, will be the pattern for any aid in 1959 extra to the Colombo Plan.« * + \u201cThe bulk of Canada\u2019s aid under the Colombo Plan has been and should be concentrated in Commonwealth countries,\u201d Finance Minister Fleming told the Commons last week.A few days earlier.Pakistani Finance Minister Mohammet Shoaib called on Fleming, while en route to Washington on a dollars quest.Shoaib reported on his country\u2019s financial position, which a responsible Washington writer has described as \u201cskirting the ragged edge of insolvency\u201d.Meanwhile an Indian delegation is in Washington, seeking US dollars to bolster India's near-bankrupt five-year-plan.Some extra Canadian dollars would certainly be welcome in Karachi and Nevf Delhi, but there is no sign of any forthcoming.Only wheat.Bygone Days THIRTY YEARS AGO The municipal estimates for the current year place the total revenues at $1,162,316 with a surplus of $8,599.The city has approved a grant of $15,000 toward the cost of constructing a new arena, supplementing grants of $25,000 each from the Dominion and Provincial Governments.* * * TWENTY YEARS AGO The executive committee of the Sherbrooke Hospital is considering proposals for the extension of the present establishment to meet increasing demands.Officers named for the Stan stead North Women\u2019s Institute were: Mrs.A.E.Curtis, Mrs.W.A.Abbott, Mrs.A.Holmes, and Mrs.Telesphore Roy, » * * TEN YEARS AGO Black Lake\u2014Provincial police today sought five men, believed to be miners, in connection with the kidnapping and attack on an Asbestos Corporation Mine official last night.Imagine! 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The small swing, like the two bigger ones, operates on nylon bearings.RICHMOND \u2014 From fact to fancy, the development of telephone service in the years ahead, was the topic of an address at the Richmond and Melbourne Board of Trade Industrial Nicht.by Mr Noil Graham, Bell Telephone manager.He said that by 1985.not only will equipment change but the v ays and means and scope of calling will surpass anything yet dreamed of and noted that telephone history over the past 80 years has set the example.New and better ways of serving one's telephone needs are being sought at Bell Telephone Laboratory research centres in the United States.From here comes the most exciting item seen in a long time, an insignificant looking little piece of metal named the transistor, he said.This replacement of the well-known vacuum tube performs the same kind of job and many more at a fraction of the power \u2014and is much smaller.This is only one of the jobs that the transistor can perform.The speaker went on to mention other findings in the same field which have enabled us to further control electronics in telephone operations.The transistor was invented by three telephone scientists from the.Bell Labs and was an outgrowth of the study being carried on in the field of solid state physics.Commenting more on use of this transistor, the guest speaker went on to say that it was put to good use when the first earth satellites were launched in the Western world; it was used to amplify radio signals that carried information about the stratosphere back to earth.On a more down-to-earth level, the transistor will play a big part in the development and operating of most of the telephone service of the future.Not.only will it figure prominently in switching equipment and boost the voice over thousands of -miles, hut.it will even enter the home as the power control for an entirely new telephone sig nal device.With the forthcoming innovations in switching technique, one will be able to dial directly to any telephone north of the Rio Grande without the help of an ; operator and perhaps, later on.i anywhere in the world.Mr.Gra ham noted here that customers m Toronto, Guelph and Windsor ! already have a limited version of | this Direct Distance Dialing service.Montreal will get it next | year and many cities in the United States have it.Eventually DDD will be a feature enjoyed by every telephone customer in North America.With regard to dialing pry chologicai studies and customer i try-outs show whether the eus- SATURDAY, MARCH 21st THE BLUE BELLS FEATURED IN THE SKATING CARNIVAt â turner might not be happier with seven numbers rather than the present two letters and five mim-be rs The speaker went on to mention pos.-ibilKies of a wrist-phone or even for the watch pocket, etc, and also business and in-du.'tn w here the picture phone can be used to supervise opera lions.In closing, Mr.Graham said that man had conic a long way since the crank on the side of the arge telephone box was in style My faith in the ability and igen-uity of our men of science allows me to go a bit out on a hmb and promise that these things will materialize \" Mr.Graham was introduced by-Jean raid Brouillette and thank ed by Gordon Stewart \\ir Brouillette, vice-president of the Regional Boards of Trade announced a regional meeting to be held today at Y\u2019ietoriaville Top discussion on the agenda will be the improvement of Route No.5 between Richmond and Victor-ii.vdle The board has already gone over this important project and will meet again to try and have government officials look over the situation.In other business of the board, Robert Simpson, Ulverton mayor and member of agricuture com mil tec of the board mentioned the upcoming Agriculture Night of the Boa ni in May.Other Bell Telephone guests were Nei! Ladd.Plant Foreman for Richmond; .1 A.Hamilton, Plant Wire Chief, Drummond-villc section; J A.A, Pronovist Construction Supervisor, Drum-momlville.Head table guests included Rev J.1.Dean, rector of Richmond and Melbourne United Church; H.I.Apps, rector of St.Ann's Anglican Church; Mr Ladd, Mr.Graham, Mayor C, W.: Armstrong, Pro mayor Alfred Geoffroy, Mr.Labrosse, Mr.Planck and Mr.J.P.Brouillette.The board also entertained the Richmond Mosquito Hockey team, Eastern Tow nships Champs.Maurice Parsons.Vice-president of | the Québec Minor Hockey Asso dation, was on hand to make presentations of the team trophy along with others awarded to the best players.Mr.Geoffroy presented a cup to Billy Doyle as outstanding player of the Rich-! mond Minor Leagues and young Richard Thibault accepted the : trophy pVesented by Mr.Parsons ; on betel* of the club.Mr.C.A.Pope, President of the local minor hockey group was on hand to i give a few notes on the progress | of the league.Child Hit By Truck X 10-year-old child.Jacques Lecours, lt.lt.No.1, Sherbrooke, was seriously injured yesterday morning when he was struck by a City of Sherbrooke truck driven by Claude Brousseau.about two miles outside the city limits.Provincial Police stated this morning that the child suffered a fractured arm and possible head injuries.He was taken to the Hotel Dieu where he was placed under observation.Prison Term For Illegal Possession MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Ubald Houde of Sherbrooke, Que., convicted in 1955 of illegally posses sing United Stales cigarets on which duty had not been paid, Wednesday was sentenced to one-year in jail and fined $500 for a similar offence.Houde, a salesman, was arrested in Montreal\u2019s east-end last September and in the trunk jf nis car police found 36,000 cigarets smuggled into Canada from toe U.S.to evade duty.He was fined four years ago at Sherbrooke for illegally possessing 370,000 U.S.cigarets.New Post MEDICINE HAT, Alta., (CP)\u2014 C.W.E.(Bill) MacPherson, ed « itor-in-chief and managing editor 1 of the Medicine Hat News, will leave April T50 to take a senior editorial position with the Winnipeg Tribune, it was announced Thursday.News editor H.Garth Hopkins becomes managing editor and also will share the duties of editor-in-chief with publisher Fred McGuinness.FAST RELIEF FOR Financial & Market Report Funeral Service Held In BC For Rev.Oscar Berry MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Closing 11 .A CO.LTD.) 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Puff.Port ^ /-VI RE SAFE NOW*/, * -v! ! : NEVER DMiTTp W-Âk\" .US HERE! / VltRE BElNu ' \\,\tXSTARtbM! r I NAT ION fïïiiIIfF' ^jaxirg ime! w OUT OF BED I DREAMED I WENT OVER NIAGARA FAI .L'» ,vA 3'19 eA\\c ITSI> vA^arslrf COMFORT £>1 pp f (-THAR HE IS.'f-MAH V, OLE DOUBLE ' STILL LIVIN'HERE'' JEST AS AN HOPED': it TV (-HE DONT KA/OW IT-BUTHE-c^kUI- I \u2022.JUSTtvClVA EH/y.TRIP TO ITALJ itp?j r Y} A iTi [ HEADQUARTERS'?HERE'S A TIP.'.'\u2014 CARSONS HIDING OUT Iff DOGPATCH- UNDER THE KIAMP7 ¦ or, .OF VOKUNV.\" - k m-x Smokes better.tastes belief.Comfort is the tobacco preferred by all you reel smokers!\t_ - _\u2014» A PRODUCT OF B.HOUDE * GROTHE LIMITED \u201e STAVINÔ f BUT r PROMISED \\ HOME ! J i PRossirv i'p y - -\t' TRUE, N (NUTCNELL.J \u2014r\u2014< Mrs.Wm.Pearson, Miss P.Burton.Mr- R.Bown, Mrs.E.Johnston.Mrs.A.Farnham.Mrs.L.Loach.Mrs.C.Dougherty and Mrs.D.Ives Mrs.T.J.Matthews and Mrs.K.Herring presided at the tea table.MOVING SALE af Decoration Moderne Enrg.185 King West, SHERBROOKE, LO.7 4801 DRAPERIES, BUNDS, VENETIAN BUNDS, etc.IMPORTANT \u2014 About mid-April we'll move to 17 Wellington North.NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS \u2014 Shown above is the 1959 slate of officers of the Municipal Chapter of Sherbrooke I.O.D.E.elected at the annual meeting held in I.O.D.E.House on Tuesday evening.Seated from left are Mrs.Geo Smith, secretary; Miss Frances Macdonald, regent; Mrs .1.It.Beveridge, provincial regent and Mrs.G.A.Winters, provincial educational secretary.Standing from left arc Mrs I .I.Varney, standard bearer; Mrs.R.L.Bishop.1st vice president; Mrs.B.M.Loughheed, services at home and abroad secretary; Mrs.Geo Foreman, Echoes secretary; Mrs.It Wheeler, organizing secretary and Mrs.R.D.Wells, educational secretary.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) Hold Annual Meeting Provincial Officers Visit Municipal Chapter IODE Wins Top Music Prize Miss Anne Taylor, granddaughter' of Prof, and Mrs.Roger Hav-ard, London st., has been awarded the grand prize and scholarship at the St.Lambert Music Festival.The 12-year-oid daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John H.Taylor, of St.Lambert (Mrs.Taylor was the former Betty Havard of this city) took top honors over 1900 contestants in this three-day event.The Festival was open to young people up to 21 years of age.In the past years of, the Festival\u2019s existence.Miss Taylor has taken the silver cup in her class, three years in succession.P f j- erôonalS In keeping with St.Patrick\u2019s Day, the tea room of the Sherbrooke Curling Club was tastefully arranged with symbols of the day when the ladies' branch entertained at tea on Tuesday afternoon The lace covered tea table centered with spring flowers in a silver bowl and green tapers in silver holders was presided over by Mrs.R.Provencher, Mrs.E.J.Wolfe, Mrs.F.Mitt on and Mrs.O.Stenson.Mrs.W.LavaUee acted as cashier.* * * Friends of Mrs.Rosemond Tucker, of North Hatley, will be interested to know that she is now in residence at the McKeage ReM Home, Montreal St.CATERERS For Weddings, Luncheons, Teas.Home Cooking ROCKCLIFFE 471 Quebec St.Tel.LO.2-3433 Officers of the Provincial Chapter.I.O.D.E., Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, president, and Mrs.G.A.Winterss educational secretary, were guests at the annual mcet-uig, of the, Municipal Chapter of Sherbrooke, I.O.D.E.held Tuesday night at I.O.D.E.House.At this meeting Miss Frances Macdonald was re-elected regent for another year.Other officers elected were: 1st vice-regent -Mrs.R.L.Bishop.2nd viceregent - Mrs.George Smith, 3rd vice-regent, Mrs.G.B.Loomis, secretary - Mrs.George Smith, educational secretary - Mrs.R.D.Wells, services at home and abroad secretary - Mrs.R M.| Loughheed, \u201cEchoes\u201d secretary -«¦Mrs.George Foreman, organizing secretary - Mrs.R.Wheeler, ! Standard bearer - Mrs.Frances ! Varney.Reports presented by various {secretaries and conveners show-! ed that a very busy and successful year had been spent by all | of the Chapters in the service of the community and, to a Ics-| ser degree, overseas.Excerpts from a few of these reports follow: Mrs.R.M.Loughheed.reporting for welfare, stated that AND RADIO CLEARANCE SALE OVER \u201820,000 WORTH OF T.V.s RADIOS, TAPE RECORDERS, PHONOGRAPHS REDUCED FOR THIS SALE! MOSTLY 1959 MODELS \u2014 SOME FLOOR SAMPLES, Etc.TELEVISION 17\" PORTABLE TV Regular $189.95.Powerful chassis, slream-lined case.21\" C0NS0LETTE TV Matching base gives this set the consol* look at a rock bottom price.21\" CONSOLE TV Regular Price $259.95.L owçst prie* we know of for a cabinet model TV.21\" DELUXE TV Regular Price $299.95.Hi Fi speaker system.Beautiful walnut cabinet.OUR BEST 24\" TV Regular $369.95.All the latest features, including power-tuning.$177 $188 s229 $266 S 339 RADIOS SPECIAL TABLE RADIOS Ideal tor an extra radio around the house.Lowest price in town.POCKET TRANSISTOR RADIO Regular $39.95.\t4 transistors with printed circuits.TWIN SPEAKER RADIOS Twin 4\u201d hi-fi speakers.Slide rule dial.Variable tone control.CLOCK RADIO Was $39.95.Powerful 4\" speaker.Turns radio on and off automatically.PORTABLE*SHORT WAVE Was $115.Standard wave band and 3 short wave band.Operates on battery or AC/DC current.17 95 38== 34== S77 SPECIAL EASY TERMS - ONLY s5.DOWN AND $9.MONTHLY WILL BUY A NEW TELEVISION SET DURING SALE.SAVE UP TO 50*/o TRANSISTOR RADIOS Were S54.95.Our most powerful transistor portable radio.TAPE RECORDER \u2014 1 ONLY Was $199.95.Demonstrator model.Case slightly marked.Half Price.21\" TV DEMONSTRATOR Regular $209.95.1 only at this price.Tubes guaranteed 1 year.COMBINATION RADIO-PHONOGRAPH Hi-Fi speaker system.Walnut Cabinet.Play* all record speeds automatically.HI-FI RECORD PLAYER Wa* $109.95.Portable, plays all record speeds automatically.8 Band PORTABLE RADIO Wa* $174.95.Our best portable radio.Play* on battery or AC/DC \u2014 s29 s99 $149 $99 $69 s120 RECORD PLAYERS STEREO RECORD PLAYERS Were $99.95.Separate speaker.Plays stereo records or regular type.HI-FI RECORD PLAYERS Were $119.95.Walnut cabinet.Plays all speed records automatically.DELUXE HI-FI SET Stereo & Hi Fi.Separate speaker box.A really deluxe set.Was $269,95.3 SPEED PLAYER Plays all speed records singly.Volume control.Ideal for the younger set.7095 s99 $229 2188 SIMPSONS-SEARS 81 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke, Que.$2,719.59 had been spent in this field, comprising, in part, 2579 qts ot milk, delivered daily to needy families with children, 25 food orders.8 layettes, much new clothing and a large quantity of good used clothing.37 local families, including over 100 children, were given baskets at Christmas time including food, mittens and toys.Several children were sent to summer camp, bolh fees and clothing being provided.27 pair?of socks were sent to Korean children, as well as personal property bags and nursery bags.Many members of the Order assisted at Cancer Clinics, Red Cross Clinics, and the School for Retarded Children, at all of which their services were most welcome.The Municipal Regent laid a wreath on the Cenotaph on Remembrance Day.In concluding her report.Mrs.Loughheed declared \u2018\u2018It makes me proud to be, a pari of the Order\u2019s work in Sherbrooke -making children happy, helping mothers to provide some of the necessities of life, and encouraging fathers during hard times.\u201d In the field of education, Mrs.R.D.Wells stated that $889.75 had been spent by the Chapters during the past year.Miss Ritva Suonpera is the present holder of the Myrtie V.Loomis Bursary which assists a student nurse at the Sherbrooke Hospital.The Elizabeth Thomson Bursary was won by Miss Ann Covey, a student at Bishop's University, and the Elizabeth S.Hume Bursary was awarded to Miss Sylvia Evans, a -t MOVING?! ( /Jp/w* \u2022 ' Servir* .\tServies! Art Crawford 89 Abenaquis, LO.9-5105 y- ^ Sherbrooke, (NorWRlMriaA Authorized VVAtttlNtSV, Agents for ' umts'imn Where you fird the best choice in: \u2022\tCOATS .SUITS \u2022 HATS \u2022\tDRESSES - half sizes and maternity \u2022\tSKIRTS, BLOUSES SWEATERS \u2022\tWEDDING DRESSES and ACCESSORIES \u2022\tSLACKS, HOUSECOATS LINGERIE: Stockings, Bras sieres, Girdles, Corselettes, Nightgowns, Slips, Panties, Pyjamas, etc.103 Wellington North LO.9 ÎOSO - Sherbrooke i BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED y l* Œlatiû BREAD 24 01.when baked Tel.LO 2-2744 {student at Macdonald College.The Chapters also contributed to Provincial Bursaries, of which ; two were awarded to students to study agriculture at Macdonald i College and at Ste Anne de la I Pocatiere.Two more students were sent to Macdonald College from the Quebec North Shore to train for teachers, and a sjrl was {awarded a bursary in Domestic ! Science at Macdonald College.Prizes and library books were donated in each of the city\u2019s English schools and four cash prizes were given in the French Schools.Supplies and voluntary service were given to the School for Retarded Children.! Organizing secretary, Mrs.R.Wheeler, reported that there was a slight increase in membership this year, bringihg the member-j ship to 185.Many new members had joined the Primary Chapters, j but many also had been transfer-I red to other cities and thus had I transferred their membership to {other chapters.Mrs.D.Johnston, commonwealth relations convener, reported that the chapters had supported the National Chapter fund in this field which had a fourfold purpose this year: to maintain a previously-donated paediatric ward in the Christian Hospital at Indore, India, to bring 2 {students from the West Indies to study at McGill University, to pay the tuition for two students to study medicine in India, and to provide tuition and books for student nurses in India.Mrs.George Smith, reporting on publicity received by the ! Chapters, stated that 224 releases had been given to the press and radio, during the year, which was excellent advertisement for the work of the Order in Sherbrooke and across Canada.The National Chapter's annual meeling which took place in Halifax in May was given excellent coverage by the S Canadian Press Service and daily reports of the Chapter's sessions were given by the Sherbrooke Record.At the business meeting which ; followed the annual meeting, Miss Macdonald welcomed the many members w ho attended and extended a warm welcome to the Provincial officers.Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, and Mrs.G.A.Win-I ters.Miss Macdonald further {thanked the members for their support during the past year, and asked their continued support in the coming year.Mrs.R.D.Wells, educational secretary, requested the chapters to send in calendar money and orders, and the Services at Home and Abroad secretary.Mrs.R.M Loughheed, advised that wool was available for Korean socks.The dates of the Provincial annua! meeting are April 8 and 9 and it is expected that a large delegation will go from Sherbrooke.Chapter announcements I were as follows: Aldershot Chapter.Spring tea.at I.O.D.E.House, I on April 15: Duke of Wellington ! Chapter, fashion show at New Sherbrooke Hotel, on April 29; Sir John Sherbrooke Chapter, tea at Mrs.Erie' Webster's, on May 7, King George V < hapter, Chicken Supper at I.O.D.E.House on May 9.Mrs.G.B Loomis proposed a standing vote of thanks to Miss Macdonald for her leadership during the past year and her willingness to assist the Primary ; Chapters at all times.Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, Provincial president, then addressed the members, telling them of her many visits to Primary Chapters (throughout (he Province and remarking on their enthusiasm and energy.She congratulated the ( Sherbrooke Chapters on their fine work and the fact that they showed fn increase in member ship, despite the many removals.YARD GOODS for less at Sherbrooke's Textile Bargain Centre 131 Wellington North OPENING MONDAY MARCH 23 Happy Easter We have the most complete assortment of Easter Chocolate and Cards in Town.DON'T FORGET TO VISIT Beerworth\u2019s Reg\u2019d COATICOOK m» [MONTREAL, Mar.19th\u2014\u201cWhat's your secret?\u2019\u2019 Madge asked me one day.\u2018\u2018You two are no [better off than Harry and I, yet you seem to do x perfected by FARMER\u2019S WIFE .one wit.Whole Milk.Farmer's Wife Instant Prepared For-tnula Rod Band, and the other made from Partly Skimmed Milk, called Farmer\u2019s Wife instant Prepared Formula Blue Band.Your doctor can now- choose between either of the two new Instant Prepared Formulas or from the original three Farmer\u2019s Wife Iniart Formula Milks .Whole, Skimmed or Partly Skimmed, in prescribing just* exactly the right Farmer\u2019s Wife Milk for your dear one! SEE CANADA FIRST .for it offers you the best ot everything\u2019 And high on the list of the good things you\u2019ll £\tfind from St.John\u2019s to Victoria is RED RIVER CEREAL .as Canadian as the Maple Leaf .and Canada's iavorile hot cereal for generations.Most people enjoy the nutty and whole- ^>1___j some flavor of the Red River blend of cracked m r\u2019n wheat, rye and flax.Red River is excellent for C'4 youngsters and active workers, since it provides the energy requirements they need, while it guards regularity for sedentary workers and older people.Yes \u2014 cheery Red River Cereal is good for all of us! I KNOW YOU'LL LIKE THIS REClPEI It\u2019s an unusual and delicaln accompaniment to your Lenten Fish Dishes.My\t^-i-,.____ advice is to serve MINUTE RICE every time\u2014 £ '\u2018uMlNÜTÊ ' RICE'S- for each kernel is always plump, tender, light and fluffy.From package to nlate in just 5 minutes!* Now do try .Lemon Rice.1 1 cups Minute Rice, \u2019a tsp.nalt and l\u2019 j tips, jrrutcd **\u201c1 lemon rind lo 113 curs boilins water in a saucepan Mix just to moisten all rice.Cover, remove from heat, and let stand S minutes.Then add m tbsps.bultcr and.tf desired, i* cup chopped walnuts or pecan*.Mu lightly with fork.Serve vr\\\\h fish.Makes 4 servings.\"I SPENT A 1 ru m k* »n- W yus «nil ft)\u2014U'M MISERABLE WINTER,\u201d writes a Toronto man.\"until a friend advised me to try TEMPLETON'S TRC\u2019s.They gave quick and satisfactory relief from the rheumatic pain which had been causing me much suffering.I am most grateful.\u201d Yes, TRC's effectively banish pain in many longstanding cases of rheumatism, arthritis and sciatica \u2014 and what they have done for others, they can do lor you, or your friends.I wish you, too, could read the first-hand, straight-forward accounts of the freedom from pain furnished by Templeton\u2019s TRC\u2019s, written by men and women everywhere.*! I SHUWROORK OAri.Y RECORD.THl\u2019RS .MARCH 10.UWP f ?» ?¥ ?> ?> ?A Wonderful Occasion To Help The Poor Through The COLO CROSS CAMPAIGN THE DIOCESAN CENTRE OF CHARITIES OF POPE JOHN XXIII WHAT IS NEEDED - « Surplus stocks of Underwear, Stockings, Scarves, Hats, Mittens, Towels, Soap, Blankets, Layettes, Yard Goods, Knitting Woo!, School Supplies, Pencils, Copy Books, Drugs, Vitamins, First Aid Supplies.PLEASE NOTE THAT FOOD AND SHOES ARE NOT NEEDED.Please DO NOT send clothing in need of cleaning or repairs.T 1 >\t- id it - t PICK-UP IN SHERBROOKE SATURDAY, MARCH 21st If your donation is bulky enough to require pick-up telephone LO.9-3011 or LO.2-4636, ask for Msgr.Letendre, and a truck will call Saturday.Pick-up at other times by special arrangement.fit ; ANNOUNCED IN ALL PARISHES SINCE MARCH 1st GOODS COLLECTED ARE SHIPPED TO ROME AND THEN DISTRIBUTED, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE POPE, TO THE NEEDY OF MANY NATIONS.« CASH DONATIONS ARE USED TO PAT SHIPPING CHARGES CHEQUES SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE GOLD CROSS CAMPAIGN AND MAILED TO THE ARCHBISHOP'S PALACE, P O.IOX 430, SHERBROOKE.COMMITTEE: Presidenh Mr.Alonzo Felteau.Members: Mrs.Paul Vaillancourt, Mrs.Albert Tessier, Mr.Paul Blais, Mr.Yvon Cote After The Above Date All Donations Should Be Mailed To The Archbishops Palate! 1 ?i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ?i A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 ?> ?This announcement mode possible through the generosity ol the following sponsors Richmond Pulp & Paper COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED Fabi & Fils Ltee.J.S.Mitchell & Co.Limited Larochelle & Frere Ltee.FONTAINE & FILS LTEE.and BELMONT DRY CLEANING ENRG.John S.Bourque MINISTER OF FINANCE Beckwith Box Toe Limited Simpsons - Sears Ltd.Marquis Tire Shop Reg'd.J.M.Nault Limite® Leo Thibault INSURANCE \u2014 1 Si WELLINGTON NORTH W.H.Adam Limited A.R.Wilson Ltd.Prospect Shoes Ltd.SKINNER & NADEAU INC.and ROMEO DRY CLEANING 10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THTRS., MARCH 19, 1959 Boston Bruins Clinch Second Place In NHL With 5 - 3 Win Over Rangers Sherbrooke High School Wins E.T.Pee-Wee Young Davey Moore Pounds Defending Champ's Face Into Bloody Mask To Win Featherweight Championship Senators-Yanks Still Stymied After Meeting ST.PETERSBURG, Fla.(AP) New York Yankees and Washington Senators still were stymied today in their lengthy negotiations over a possible player trade.Calvin Griffith, Washington president, and George Weiss, Yankees\u2019 general manager, talked for more than an hour Wednesday without result.They were to meet again today.New York primarily wants a pitcher.Pedro Ramos and Dick Hyde have been mentioned.Yankees believed to l>e undr consideration include infieldens Jerry Lumpe and Fritz Brickell, pitchers Johnny Kucks apd Tom Sturdivant and outfielders Gordon Windhorn and Jack Read.\u201cWe\u2019re going to have to demand an established ball player or two who have been with the Yankee club last year,\u201d said Griffith.\u201cWe want no kind who are trying out.\u201d | LAST NIGHT'S STARS | Harry Lumley, Boston Bruins\u2019 veteran netminder, who turned aside 35 shots in helping Bruins to a 5-3 win over New York Rangers in New York Wednesday night.\u2022 HOCKEY Wednesday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 5, New York 3.LOS ANGELES, Calif.(CPI-Young Davey Moore won the world featherweight boxing crown Wednesday night by slashing Hogan (Kid) Bassey\u2019s face into a bloody mask in 13! rounds.The gallant little defending champion from Nigeria, blinded by his own blood and the front of his while trunks crimson, was unable to answer the bell for the | 14th round.The bout had been scheduled to go 15 rounds.\u201cStop the fight, my fighter has had it,\u201d shouted George Biddles, Bassey\u2019s manager, to referee Tommy Hart.COULDN'T SEE \u201cl couldn't see, I couldn\u2019t see,\u201d | said Bassey as Moore's arm was t raised in viclory.\u201cThe blood was runnipg in my eyes.\u201d Moore, from Springfield, Ohio, hopped gleefully across the ring and threw his arm around lias-sey as he was having his eye j cuts swabbed.\u201cWell, it\u2019s like this, Hoag,\u201d I Davey said.\u201cYou had the title and I want it, man.\u201d \u201cYes, yes,\u201d replied Bassey in ; his clipped British West African.| accent.\u201cI could not continue.I 0 | CROWN l: U ANCHOR i LAGER BEER PRODUCT could not dfc an impossibility.\u201d It was the third time in Bassey\u2019s career that he had been stopped on cut eyes.A rematch is slated within 90 days in Los Angeles \u2014 perhaps the opening event at the new 22,000-seat Sports Arena.However, Bassey\u2019s eye cuts may take longer than three months to heal.OPENS CUT IN THIRD The strong and hard - socking Bassey blazed away with a murderous left hook in the opening rounds, but in the third round, Moore started the beginning of the end when, he jabl>ed open a cut over the champion\u2019s right eye.Moore, who continued to pop away at Bassey\\s wounds, said: \u201cI knew f had him after the sixth.\u201d By the seventh, the champion\u2019s face was smeared with blood.But kings die proudly and Bassey was not giving up the title he won two years ago from Cherif ilamia without a battle.The African pounded away but with little success.\u201c1 wasn\u2019t trying for a knock- j out\u2014I was just out to win,\u201d said \u2022 the 25 - year - old Moore.There were no knockdowns.Moore was leading on all cards when the bout was stopped.Bassey picked up a guaranteed $45,000, plus television rights.Moore was guaranteed 20 peri cent of the gate of $65,602.Bassey weighed 125 pounds.| Moore 125'^.AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 3, Hershey 0.Springfield 3, flocheitier 2 QUEBEC LEAGUE Quebec 6, Montreal 5- WESTERN LEAGUE Victoria 4, New Westminster 3.Varvcoij\\e»r 4, Seattle 2.Saskatoon 6, Edmonton 1.ONTARIO SENIOR K' tchener 4, Chatham 3.CKltchener wins best-of-seven final 4-2).ONTARIO JUNIOR Peterborough 6, Guelph 2.(Peterborough leads best-of-seven semi-final 2-0).Today's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto at Montreal.QUEBEC LEAGUE MU.Royals at Three Rivers.Quebec at Chicoutimi.Hockey Championship Edge Ayer's Cliff 2-1 For Local ïiîle And Down Thetford Mines 2-1 For Crown, Go To Monfreal Mar 28.Sherbrooke High School Pee-Wee hockey team waik*d off with the Sherbrooke and Stanstead District championship defeating Ayer\u2019s Cliff 21 in an overtime play-off game on Tuesday.night at the Arena.Following up last night they beat a highly favoured Thetford ! .Mines team to take the Eastern Townships Pee-Wee hockey championship winning by a 2-1 score.They will now travel to Montreal | on March 28 to take part in the Provincial playoffs, Dennis Mills was the big star Standings national, league P W L, T K A Pts Montreal .\t67\t38\t16\t13\t248\t146\t89 Boston .68\t31\t28\t9\t200\t208\t7! Chicago .68\t27\t28\t13\t192\t202\t67 New York .\t68\t25\t31\t12\t194.\t211\t62 Toronto .67\t24\t32\t11\t172\t1 93\t59 Detroit .68\t25\t35\t8\t161\t207\t58 in Tuesday\u2019s battle scoring the winning goal after thirteen minutes play in the overtime.Ayer\u2019s Cliff opened the scoring in the first period Schoolcraft ne-tting at the four minute mark.Good-sell got the assist on Hie marker.F.ight minutes later in the same period John Haffenden tied the score with Mike Boyd making the scoring play possible.The teams battled through two scoreless periods in these two frames the goalkeepers of each team were outstanding pulling off some brilliant saves.Going into overtime each team waited for the big break that would win the game and it came Dupuis.\t\u2019 - Second Period Scoring: None.Penalties: None.Third Period Scoring: None.Penalties: None.Overtime Period 3\u2014\u2022SL'jrbrooke High, D.Mills .13.00 Penalties: None.'in Assures Hawks Of Third Spot, New York Still Has Fight To Make Last Berth, Maple Leafs Could Win Boston Bruins, at the season's halfway mark a fifth-place club supposedly shattered by p\u2019ayer-ccach quarrels, Wednesday nigh: dünched second place \u2014« their highet National Hockey League finish since 19+3-49 \u2014 by defeating New York Rangers 5-3 in New York.With their fifth consecutive win \u2014 and Rangers' fifth consecutive loss \u2014 the Bruins also assured Chicago Black Hawks of finishing third, their best performance in 12 seasons.Boston now has 71 points and -\u2014\u2014,\t_\u2022-y-; 30 victories w^iile Hawks have 67 turr'«d back ^ Ran=cr *hots' points and 27 wins.Each has two GADSBY SETS RECORD : games to play, but even if Boston Ranger Bil! Gadsby collected | lost both and Hawks won both an assist on Hebenton\u2019s goal to .Bruins would get the nod for sec- bring his season's total to 45, an ond place because of a greater all-time record for defencemen.number of victories.New York has 62 points and cannot catch Chicago in its two remaining games.TAKE 4-0 LEAD Boston\u2019s Leo Boivin opened the scoring at 12:29 of*tbe first and Maple Leafs, less than two minu'es later Flcm- A Toronto win ing Mackell made it 2-0.In the second period defenceman Jim He and Montreal Canadiens\u2019 Doug Harvey shared the previous record of 44.Rangers will be watching tonight\u2019s game in Montreal between Canadiens and To \"onto would mean Rangers would have to win both their weekend games to get Playing their second game in Morrison and rookie Larry Leach fourth place, and even if the t-.vo nights and not considered to have much of a chance against a high powered Thetford Mines aggregation the Sherbrooke High Pee-Wees registered a brilliant' upset victory.Their victory was costly as they raised it to 4-0.: Leafs lose a pair of To-an to BUI Gadsby got Rangers\u2019 sec- weekend wins coupled with two the Sherbrooke High Schol way I iost the sen-ices of their starry when Dennis Mills put on a forward fan Henderson, who suf-great solo effort to pot the win- fere^ a bad cut on the thigh that ond - period goal and captain George Sullivan and right winger I Andy Hebenton scored in the \\ third.Rangers removed goalie Lorm New York losses would put Iveafs in fourth.A Ranger win and tie on the weekend and one win and two ties by Toronto would leave the AMERICAN LEAGUE P W L T F Buffalo .68 38 26 4 229 Cleveland .\t67\t35\t29\t3\t248 ftochester .\t67\t33\t30\t4\t234 Hersbey .\t67\t32\t30\t5\t198 Providence .\t68\t28\t38\t2\t212 Springfield .\t67\t26\t39\t2\t234 a Pts ; 191\t80 250 73 1 202 70 , 193 69 149 58 270 54 Pompey Loses, Manager Wants Him To Retire PAISLEY, Scotland (AP)\u2014The manager of Yolande Pompey of Trinidad, one-time contender for Hie world light-heavyweight boxing championship, said today he will recommend that his fighter retire.Chick Calderwood knocked Pompey out five seconds from the end of their 10-round bout Wednesday night.It was seven minutes before the boxing commission doctor would permit Pompey to be carried to his corner.Pompey was still dazed when he arrived at hospital and was reported \u201cvery ill\u201d today.\u201cThis is the end,\u201d said manager Jack Burns, \u201c1 pleaded with Pompey to retire after his last fight.He begged for this one last bout.\u201cI am going to tell him he must finish.He lost three of his last four contests and I could see he was rapidly coming to the end of his career.\u201d Montreal Three Rivers Chicoutimi .Quebec .QUEBEC LEAGUE P W L T F 5» 32 21\t5\tjao 60 30 27 3 191 59 28 30 t 225 59 20 32 7 164 A Pts 149 69 177 63 225 57 219 47 r* N.H.L Big (7) Seven ning goal.Danny Timmins, in the Sherbrooke nets, was brilliant all through the game.His saves at times wore spectacular he had much to do with the High School victory.Dennis Mills, Ian Henderson were the other Sherbrooke stars, shining for a good Ayer\u2019s CiiCf team were Ingalls and Dupuis.Sherbrooke High: O.Timmins, I.\tHenderson, R.Cadman, D.Mills, J.Haffenden, G.Mutebler, J.\tPorritt, D.Cooper.J.Leckie, C.Conner, D.Bondemant, M.Armitage, P.Stewart, Scott Davidson, Ayer's Cliff: Ingatts, Schoolcraft.McCombe, McHarg, Dupuis, Goodscll, True, McVeay, Frap-pied, Piercy, Smith, Dezan, Ro- Moore, Montreal\t39\t33\t92\tj binson, Wood, Whipple.Beliveau, Montreal\t43\t44 87\t\tFirst Period Bathgate, New York\t40\t45\t85\tl\u2014Ayer's Cliff, Schoolcraft Litienberger, Chicago\t32\t44\t76\t(Goodsell) \t 4.20 Howe, Detroit\t31\t45\t76\t2\u2014Slier.High, J.Haffenden Geoffrion, Montreal\t22\t44 66\t\t(M.Boyd)\t\t 12.00 Sullivan, New York\t21\t41\t62\tPenalties: McCombe, Stewart, Belleville MacFarlands Gel Lesson In Foreign Language In Y/orld Hockey Event, Confusing Bui Means Same Real Madrid Trounces Vienna In Soccer Final MADRID (API-Real Madrid Wednesday night trounced the Vienna Sport Club 7-1 to win the two-game series and advance to (he semi finals of the European Soccer Cup championship.The teams played a scoreless tie in their first meeting in Vienna AIarch 4.Real Madrid will meet a hometown rival, Atletico of Madrid, in ihe semi - finals.Atletico eliminated the Sehalke team of West Germany 4-1 by capturing the second game at Gelsenkirchen, Germany.Wednesday niglu, 3-0.The teams had tied 1-1 in the first game at Madrid.PRAGUE (CP) \u2014 The whistle blew and one of the referees skated up to the Canadian centre, \u201cVhazovani,\u201d he said pointing at a -spot outside the blue Line.The umcomprehcnding Canadian consulted the other referee, who was willing to be hclpuil.\u201cEinwurf,\u201d he explained, pointing at the same spot After a brief consulat ion with their opponents, the Canadians decided the officials, a Czech and a Gentian, wanted a face-off and the world hockey tournament game resumed until the next I whistle.UNMISTAKABLE This time the Cezch was per forming the unmistakable international gesture that invited a Canadian to take up temporary residence in the penalty box.\u201cDrzeni,\u201d the Czech said reprovingly.\u201cHalten,\u201d echoed his German colleague.\u201cHolding.\" bellowed the public address system as the now enlightened Canadian made himself comfortable.The German blow another REMINGTON SHAVER CLINIC Free $k**+r i+rrie* ft Reml***»* Ow»er* \"\"\"\tIWtfterr Trmhti Skr#**» FRIDAY, March 20th \u2014 SATURDAY, March 21st.Wwft vtkmd MyvTÔ u T r BC Ft A C F» E D IT %, Alberta and kept champion, and Mamtoba both ,\tunbeaten streak aUve b> scored last end victories wednes- i cftunting three for a 10-7 victory, day in the seventh round of the i Ontario handed Quebec their Canadian Legion national curling sjX|jj straight loss, 6-5.Prince Ed championships.\t(ward Island matched the Ontaric The Saskatoon rink of Max rink with their second win in (he Presly scored a single in the 12th championships, defeating Nova Scotia 9-7.The two remaining draws will be played today with the highlight expected in the afternoon game between Manitoba and Saskatch ewan.Belleville's scorers were Billy Graham, Wayne Brown.Paul Payette, Dennis Boucher, Lou Smrke and George Gosselin.The game was Canada's 30th in Europe in nearly seven weeks.In another exhibition at Kladno Tuesday, Belleville defeated Soap In the past four years more than 137.000 dore from Missis-quoi Bay have been distributed in hundreds of lakes and rivers throughout the province.This successful program will be under the supervision of the director of the fish hatchery in the Eastern Townships.Anglers within a team, general manager Lynn Patrick said Wednesday.Cal Gardner, Ken Yackcl, Dan Poliziani and Pete Panagabko will join the Bruins after Providence completes Us American League hockey schedule Sunday night.The four will be on hand for possible use in the Stanley Cup playoffs.LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS Springfield, Ohio, 125\u2019a, knock ed out Hogan (Kid) Bassey, 125, Nigeria, 13 (Moore won feather weight title).CHEVROLET 1948 \u2022 54 Exchange Price .*UO» FORD 1948 54\t*^17 Exchange Price\t~A / \u2022 SAME GUARANTEE AS NEW CAR! 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