Sherbrooke daily record, 13 septembre 1952, samedi 13 septembre 1952

[" Sun.Mon.Tur.Wc»J.Thu.ht».Sut StjerbcoobcDailuBMord '\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f WEATH1R RAIN Cloudy with occasional rain today.Winds light.Little change in temperatures.High today at Sherbrooke BO.Outlook for Sunday: Unsettled.Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.SATURDAY.SEPTEMBER 13, 1952 Fifty-sixth Year World News In Brief Stuttgart, Germany, Sept.13\u2014(Reuters) \u2014 Benno Oster-tag, a Jewish lawyer, was awarded the west German government's highest decoration yesterday for risking his life throughout the Hitler regime to defend Stuttgart Jews.The grand cross of merit was presented to Oster-tag on the eve of his 60th \u2018birthday.*\t* si* Ottawa, Sept.13\u2014(P\u2014A Republican Senator from Vermont yesterday outlined to the Commonwealth parliamentary association a plan he said would settle the Korean war.Senator Ralph E.Flanders urged establishment of a neutral zone in northwestern Korea: union of North and South Korea; reconstruction of industries, transportation and housing, and a free election after the reconstruction period.\"To destroy them endlessly without giving them acceptable peace terms is to plumb the depths of human iniquity,\u201d said Senator Flanders.Ke outlined his plan at a rlosed session of the association\u2019s biennial conference.The week-long conference will end today after more discussion of defence and foreign affairs.Members of the association simply exchange view's.No resolutions are adopted and no recommendations are made to governments.Atlantic Take Up As Giant Anglicans Deplore Split In Religion Treaty Warships Action Stations Exercise Begins Canadian Aircraft Carrier And Cruiser Are Participating In Exercise Mainbrace.Gourock, Scotland, Sept.13 \u2014 vT) \u2014 A powerful fleet of Atlantic treaty warships slipped out of the river Clyde today for action stations in the North Sea as the curtain went up on \"Exercise Mainbrace\u201d \u2014 13 day naval war games with 160 ships of eight countries participating.British and United States aircraft swept out over Scottish By JOSEPH MacSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Ont., Sept.13\u2014#)\u2014In\t.\t.r L », u a i \u2022 t ^\t.* I the final meeting of its 18th synod [ coastal waters in the path of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization the Church of England in Canada ¦ Warships, searching for planes and submarines of the \"enemy\u201d \u2019 yesterday deplored \u201cthe great ;\tr danger we are in by our unhappy orange torce.f division\u201d of religion.In a plea for church reunion, ; the synod passed a motion stating i that: apathy concerning the great dangers we are in by our unhappy division is one of the hinderances to progress.the subject of the The orange forces are supposed to have invaded north Norway.The blue commander's task is to provide sea.air and land reinforcements for meeting the invasion and to stage an amphibious landing in Denmark.The manoeuvres, which began officially at midnight, will be j involve ] 1 1 ¦ Ü - Boyd Gang Is Sought On Prairies Toronto, Sept.13.\u2014((P)\u2014The hunt For four of Canada's most notorious criminals centred in Western Canada today, A senior police official said last night that Edwin Alonzo Boyd and his three henchmen who escaped last Monday from Don jail in Toronto are somewhere on the Prairies.All police forces between here and the Pacific coast have been alerted.Although reluctant to give details, the official said it was certain the four men\u2014Boyd, Steve Suchan, Leonard Jackson and William Jackson \u2014 left Toronto by train.All four face charges of bank robbery.Suchan and Leonard Jack-son are accused of murder.Police on the Prairies are already on the watch.This was illustrated in Saskatchewan yesterday when a railway conductor spotted a suspicious man in an open box car.At Grenfell, 82 miles east of Regina, an armed posse of citizens led by an R.C.M.P.constable surrounded the car and seized the man who turned out to be a harvest worker bound for Swift Current.Although they have had many tips since the men escaped last Monday, Toronto police looked on the information on the flight west as their first legitimate lead in the hunt.So far, the search has concentrated mainly in Toronto and elsewhere in Ontario with some activity in Quebec.The men carry a $26,000 price on their heads.Suchan and Leonard (Tough Lennie) Jackson are accused of murder in the slaying of a Toronto detective, Edmund Tong, shot down on a street last March when he sought to question occupants of 'a car.Suchan was arrested in Montreal after a gun battle and Leonard Jackson, no relation to William Jackson, also was nabbed ?here.reunion of Christendom should be i wagecj over a sea area 0f 500,000 square miles.1 hey wi brought to the attention of all our =\t^\ti r n i ¦ rr\t.iTT*z 'a\ti i people, the issue carefully explain- | 85,000 men from Canada.Britain, the U.S., Belgium, France, the | Jï lî T P |fi\tQ fpe ed, and the prayers of the church i $etherlands Norway and Denmark.\t^\ttCl IL'C© quently and more faithfully.\u201d ! The N.A.T.O.\"blue\u2019 task force racing into the North The synod\u2019s lower house also was ordered on the alert shortly after clearing port when an intel-passed a resolution calling for SASKATCHEWAN HARVEST \u2014 A record crop of 636,000,000 bushels of grain has been forecast for Canada's 1952-53 crop year.Huge harvesters crawl around Saskatchewan grain fields gleaning the bumper crop in the August sunshine.Here on a farm 10 miles north of Regina a combine picks up the swath of a good barley crop.The yield was between 30 and 35 bushels an acre.(i® Photo) co-operation with faith with a view all possible the Anglican to reunion.The church's marriage laws and a proposed revision of its communion service also were discussed in the final day of busy meetings that began Sept.4.The synod decided to hold intact its la*v against allowing the ! re-marriage of the \u201cinnocent\u201d person in a divorce case.It referred to a committee for study a proposal to allow the re-marriage of a divorced person where the union coula have been rendered void by an annulment.In earlier sessions ,the synod: decided to provide episcopal assistance for Most Rev.Walter Barfoot, primage of all Canada; voted down a proposal to change the church\u2019s name to \"the Anglican Church of Canada\u201d; asked for greater British immigration to this country; described alcoholism as at the crisis stage; called for a change in narcotic laws and asked the federal government for i greater aid to needy peoples.Eventually revision of the church\u2019s communion service, including the addition of an 11th commandment was proposed at yesterday\u2019s afternoon session.The revision, a subject of continuing study was presented by Rt.Rev.W.T.Hallam, assistant Bishop of Huron, who said \u201calways before us was the thought of those to whom the very words of the communion are vehicles of grace,\u201d However, the revision would provide \u201ca roundless and rythm of language which will at least be the base for future work.\u201d The synod referred the suggestion for further study after Bishop Hallam declared \u201cwe must not undertake, a thing like this under pressure of time.Haste would be fatal.\u201d It was suggested that at the opening ot the service recitation of the commandments be shortened by abbreviation of the second, fourth and 10th commandments.The 11th commandment would be introduced\u2014the commandment given to the disciples at the institution of communion, reading: \u201cA new commandment I give unto you, that ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.\u201d Dr.R.F.Palmer of Sault Ste.Marie, Ont., member of the revising committee, said the shortened form proposed for several other commandments would give them \u201cmore punch.\u201d \u201cBecause people\u2019s morals are not good enough today there is a crying need for ,the revival of these commandments in everyday life,\u201d he said.an orange surface raider might be ligence report warned that athwart its course.Nine tankers and 14 other ships, representing the supply train for the warships engaged in the operation, left here yester-j pp , day.Included in the squadron were Britain's light aircraft carrier JL 0SH Triumph, six British and American destroyers, four American ; T destroyer-escorts and three British frigates.\t: J |\"| .It j Partly-Repaired UJ Superfortresses Power Plant In Blast Korea 9 Atomic Is Due Weeks New Brunswick Election Interest Gains Momentum Many Aspirants Seek Spotlight On Canadian TV By JOHN PATERSON Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto, Sept.13.\u2014 ((P) \u2014When Jimmy Durante thrusts his big schnozzle forward and rasps \u201cEverybody wants ta get inta da act\u201d audiences love it.But when dark-haired, attractive British zone of Germany since the Eva Langbord says it, she moans 1 Second World War.They will take a little.She is casting director for ^ P31,1 WJ*1® ,^an^/,a\u201c' exercises, dub- At dawn, planes from the U.S.Canada is represented by the\tnavy carriers Bonhomme Richard aircraft, carrier Magnificent and\tOnslow, Australia, Scpl.13 \u2014 and Princeton struck a troop-con the cruiser Quebec.\t, (Reuters)\u2014 Atomic scientists, offi- .\t.cials and troops crowded this Mainbrace is the kingpin m \\Vestcrn Australian port today about 40 allied manoeuvres, most- amid reports that Britain will tcsl ly local ground operations, to be hs first atomic weapon within two staged before the end of 1952.\t.'v;'c\u2019's' Rain and knee-deep mud slowed ! Twenty-six British scientists and infantrymen and grounded planes Seoul, Korea, Sept.13- (T\u2019)\u2014\t_\t-i- »- United Slates B-29 Superfortress I S \u2019o«j (VlïlCTr last night and early today ham-\tS.CiLvJ.d' Tf JL HI O v mered the communists' partly-re-\t__ # paired Suiho power plant\u2014largest i QU\tl?i/»1-» rkC» in Asia\u2014in the first of two allied | OlICiJL V XViullN^O air blows at the doorstep of Manchuria and Russian Siberia.^ u\t^ ^ armed forces officers have al- in Italian war games in north Italv TWW .f' LM\u2019K LJw« U M A\tI FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Merrill Blor.sor MOW DID TUAT \\f!j WWICKLE CRASH I OUR PARTY TWANIcS FOR THE SHUFFLE, SALLY/ O/Z HAVC THEY i EVER ABANCOV A CH/CV av THF AMDtXB-OF A OAMCF FLOOR \u2014 AlWAVS REWRS/ HE Rib HER.date/ HE ANT/\u2014 WhUCKLE G/fits ARE HOLDING-THEIR BUG DANCE ALL THE UNTOUCHABLE \u2019 WH/CKLES Have BEEN CAREFULLY SCREENED OUT! 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D29B SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1952 \u2014 Eight -\u2014 -________ .\t¦ Highlights Of The Wm0 mm WWÊïM ¦ mm ¦ ': v ; : js&w! rimwM wJ'Ui mm i \u2022 < \\?3m m il» \u2022 CANADA\u2019S GIFT\u2014Canada\u2019s contribution to the United Nations\u2019 general assembly building at U.N.headquarters in New York is seven doors, designed by a Canadian end using Canadian materials.A special alloy of copper, zinc and n\u2019clcel was created Ur the doors, each of which is seven feet, six inches high, 40 inches wide ard valued at $10,000.Architect Ernest Cormier of Montreal, designer, is at right.\t(CP Photo) mu mwm C.-V-ltlNV* \u2022jttWwCj QUINTS\u2019 SCHOOL\u2014The world's most famous\tsisters, the Dionne\tquintuplets,\twill\tenter the Nicolet Convent at Nicolet, Que., near Three Rivers, to study the art of home-making.Their father, Oliva, said he wants them to get the\tfinishing touches\ton\tgrowing up,\tjust\tlike other girls.The 60-pupil family institute, devoted\tto preparing girls\tto\tbe good mothers\tand homemakers, is different from the near-cloistered\tlife the girls had\ton\tthe Dionne\testate\tat Callan- der, near North Bry, where they attended a private school.Convent life will not be too strict, said .Sister Marie-Ange of the Sisters of the Assumption who run the school.The girls will be allowed to play and see something of the village.\t(CP Photo) ! Mm '¦,000 Fans Approximately 75,000 football (ans from Toronto to Regina and intermediate points will watch 12 Canadian senior clubs in action Saturday and, ns usual, they are as mixed up on the results as the experts.Only two of the six games shape up ns lead-pipe cinches, both in the Ontario Rugby Football Union.Toronto Balmy Beach is a prohibitive favorite to knock over the winless Windsor Royals and Sarnia Imperials, tho.powerhouse of the Union to date, should have it easy at Brantford Redskins, Form, as demonstrated the last couple of years in the Big Four and Western Canada Unions, doesn\u2019t mean much, Montreal, only winlcss club in the Big Four, isn't rated very highly against the Tiger-Cats at Hamilton but the football filberts wouldn\u2019t be too surprised if the Als present coach Peahead Walker with his first league victory since he took over this year.The exports are practically handing Toronto Argonauts their third straight victory of the season in their game at Toronto with Ottawa Rough Riders, Grey cup champions.Riders didn't look too impressive in their opening games\u2014 a 32-28 victory over the Als in the season's opener and a 30-8 shellacking from Tiger-cats at Ottawa last week.Riders will piny without two key backs, Bill Stanton and Pete Karpub, both on the injured list, and quarterback Tom O'Malley, on whose good right arm depends the Riders\u2019 passing attack, will play with a sore arm, received in the Tiger-Cat game.The Ottawa-Toronto, Montrcal-Hamilton games complete the circuit first lime around for the Big Four teams.In the West, it\u2019s Calgary at Regina and Edmonton at Winnipeg.The Blue Bombers will have scatbacks Tom Casey and Gerry James back after three-game layoffs due to injuries and their return should give the Western Conference leaders the edge over Eskimos.Bombers have nine points, three up over Calgary Stampeders, and win or lose they\u2019ll hold the No.1 spot.The Stampeders, the early-sca-son hot shots with three straight victories, haven\u2019t been able to get into the win column in the next three and Saturday may be their day.Cuba Stages Rally To Cop Honors In Ninth International Tuna Event; United States Finishes Second Wedgeport, N.S., Sept.13.(CPU With biggest and the most fish, Cuba yesterday won the ninth International Tuna Tournament a tournament that will go* down on the records for exciting climax nul discovery of a new and well stocked Ashing ground.The result of the ending of the three-day big game fish world series was in doubt until tho last of yesterday's big fat catch of eight bluefins was balanced on the official scales.It was Cuba's third victory since?the tourney began in 1987,\trespectively, In the last few limit's of the Fifth, Brazil, 302 points, with match five fish struck and were yesterday's 302-pmindor landed in boated and Mexico, previously j 22 minutes (the fastest time of tho scoreless, got into the running in tournament) by Raymundo Maya, an impressive way to challenge\tSixth, Vcnezula, no fislt.the big three -Cuba, United States\tHere are some other statistics on and British Commonwealth.\tthe tourney: Brazil was saved from a blank Collado of Cuba, with two fish, ing by landing a 302-pounder, made the biggest kill of the tourit-smallest fish of the tournament ey, His teammate Casimiro Pel-while the sixth entry-Venezuela laechc got the biggest fish, 749 - went strikeless.\tpounds.Here is the standing, based on M.C.(Joe) Gale of tho United poundage and bonuses\tfor\tthe\tStates team, .played a ô-to\tpounder most and biggest for the\tday\tand\t| yesterday for\tthe longest\ttime, for the match:\tThere were a dozen strikes yes- First, Cuba, 3,009 points, with terday that weren't landed, yesterday\u2019s double kill, a 460- All yesterday's fish were caught pounder landed «Hr 30 minutes on the new fishing ground at the by Thorold Sanchez and a 600-; wide mouth of the Tucket River pounder landed after 43\tminutes\talthough tho\tcompetitors\tdid try by Ramon Del Collado,\ta\t749-.their lines on\tfamous Soldier's Dip pounder largest of the lournnmcnt, for a brief midday interval during caught yesterday, ami a 5Q0-pound-: tho slack tide period when the er caught Wednesday.\ti tuna are supposed to be especially Second, United States, with active.Sports Of Sorts By GLEN BROWN Well the wheel turns and another season of sports is peeking over the horizon, in this District of Bedford area of schooldom.First up is the championship Senior team of Granby High School coached by ye maestro of bounce, pass and shoot, Dave Savage himself.Dave started off last year with a team that seemed only ordinary and ended up with the chamiponship and only one loss for the season.So with all his squad back again with the exception of Jack Boyne, Dave\u2019s squad looks like the rocky road to Dublin to the rest of the league.As no league statistics were available last year there are no records to go by, but' on the face of all games played the Granby boys have one of the top scorers in the league in the person of Ron Hancox.To help Ron along, Dave has three very good forwards to go along on the offensive end of the game with Page Lid-stone, Bob Elder, Brian Bouskill and a fine utility man in Earl Hawke who can play a solid game at guard or forward.Backing up this starry array of forwards will be Kay Huet, Cris McLean and 2,395 points, a 685-pnunder, largest of the day, landed after 50 minutes by team Captain Alfred Glnssell, Houston, Tex.; a 540-pounder caught yesterday and a 670-pounder caught Wednesday.Third, Mexico, 2,000 points with yesterday\u2019s triple kill, most in one day, a 519-pounder landed in 45 minutes by Aurello Huorlo, a 661-pounder landed in 35 minutes by Roberto Arreola and a 620-poundcr landed in 45 minutes by Jose Fuentos.Fourth, British Commonwealth, 1,640 points, with yesterday's 579-pounder landed in 50 minutes by Major Cyril Frisby of London, Eng.; and Wednesday\u2019s double kill weighting 559 and 303 pounds One of the most dramatic cnloh-os of yesterday was the big blue-fin boated by (Hassell It struck like an express train, leaped out of the water and took the boat along behind il like a surf board.Glnssell is an expert, however, and lie skillfully worked it toward fish island where the lighthouse keeper came down to the shore to wit-ncij* the kill close to the beach.Tho new fishing ground is abundant with fish and Maj.Frisby, an old hand at the game, says it may require some new rules for future tournaments.He suggests a lookout boat to rove the wide area to spot the tuna, which seem to move In schools and not individually ns mi The Rip, E.T.Industrialist Golfers\u2019 Group Will Sponsor Tourney For Caddies Although plans for this event for 1952 were not realized.The Eastern Townships\u2019 Industrial Golf Association has decided to hold a caddies\u2019 golf tournament at East Angus in the Spring.The tournament will be for both girls and boys, under 16 years a£ age, and trophies for each class have been donated by G.M.Young, 1952 president of the E.T.I.G.A.Aim of the Association is to sponsor the younger golfers of the Eastern Townships, with emphasis on caddy play and the development of the caddy to junior-player status and, eventually, to that of senior player.In order to keep up to par with the youngsters they arc hoping to develop, the E.T.I.G.A.is planning another general gift tournament for next year.This will be held at Asbestos.This non-profit organization has been meeting with great approval of E.T.industries and the following fims are now members or have shown intentions of becoming members: Jean Marcoux.With these boys in there arranged in a tight, zone defense Granby will be harder to break through than the Siegfried line.Hancox is a real opportunist who can lay up nicely or pop in long shots.He knows how to take a pass and give one.On defense he has an uncanny knack of coming up with that ball from a scramble and breaking fast, to score a basket or set up a team mate.Page Lidstone has all the earmarks of a really good player, but last year seemed to be just an ordinary one for him.However Page has one of the smoothest one\u2014-hand stabs in basketball here, and he gets his shots away without wasting any time, this year may see him as top scorer or near top.As guards Cris McLean and Kay Huet make a sixty minute team that is the cream of the league.Kay plays a bear of a game on de-1 fense, taking rebounds, intercepting passes, and covering nicely.St.Lawrence Corporation, East Angus; Sherbrooke Daily Record; Johnson Company, Thctford Mines; Canada Paper Company, Windsor Mills; Dominion Textile Company, Magog and Sherbrooke; Canadian Johns-Manville, Asbestos; Canadian Ingcrsoll Rand; Quebec Central Railway; Asbestos Corporation, Thctford Mines; Imperial Tobacco Company, Granby; Miner Rubber Company, Granby; Bell Telephone, Sherbrooke; P a t o n Company; Codere Limited, Sherbrooke; Dominion Snath Company, Waterville; Sherbrooke Machineries; Wallace Brothers, Cookshire.Officers for 1953 are: K.V.Lin-dell, Canadian Johns-Manville, president; G.M.Young, Canadian In-gersoll Rand, honorary president; Bruce Payne, Imperial Tobacco,1 first-vice-president; A.G.Durgin, St.Lawrence Corporation, second vice-president; H.A.Mariasine, Canadian Ingersoll-Rand, chairman; B.C.Westgate, St.Lawrence Corporation, secretary-treasurer; directors, W.McGinnis and A.Brazier, both of Canadian Johns-Manville.Then too he can feed a pass and shoot with the best.The Mclean speciality is to roar down the floor with a fast dribble to ease off the pressure when things look bad in his end.AH in all Granby look like the team to beat.Chaff: Tough on John Black losing his dad last week.Likeable big John has had the lumps this summer with a back that had him laid up for most of the summer too.Tough on Rory Mitchell that little gamester from Cowansville dying after that fatal crash., Jcems Cramer ye track and field man from Cowansville is talking U.S.college for next year.Young Hall now a California resident was proudly displaying a bronze medal for a third in high jump in the States.Ross Ladd ye Knowlton high expert in ruiv ning, basketball and hockey home on leave from the air force., Waterloo has lost Seguin, Mears, Atkins, Chartier, and Burnham.Looks like we\u2019ll be needing a town league more and more.The most satisfying our money an buy Chris Van Cuyk Is Recalled By Dodgers Brooklyn, Sept.13.\u2014 OP) \u2014 Brooklyn Dodgers, trying desperately to fortify their pitching staff for the stretch drive against New York Giants, announced yesterday they are recalling Chris Van Cuyk, towering lefthander, from Pueblo of the Western League.Van Cuyk, former Montreal Royals hurler in the International League, who had been counted i upon strongly this year by the Cleveland Barons Sign New Haven As Farm Cleveland, Sept.13.\u2014 GP) \u2014 Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League yesterday announced r working agreement with New Haven of the Eastern United States Hockey League.Confirming reports from New Haven, the Barons said New Haven is its fifth farm club.\"COOL CONTROL\u201d brewing extracts only the top goodness from Dow quality ingredients by eliminating all adverse temperature variations in the brewing process.Dodgers, did not live up to his j promise and was sent down sev-1 eral week ago.\t( ' ~\tI BREWED OCR-4 , « A1D I Twelve SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1952 : ;\tV.PIMP .il >v ' * l',+L S«:ïïSïîS:sî:S; 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