Sherbrooke daily record, 10 juillet 1953, vendredi 10 juillet 1953

[" JULY 1953 -\u2022*1234 S 6 7 8 9 K) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 * THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ' WtATNIR WAKSTEf Meanly doocfy txxfiv Ml vith sunny interv*J«i; « f*w widely scattered Ijjsbt.ahosvers,' cloa,t' toniKht and sunny Saterday; « little warmer Saturday; winds westerly IS becoming U^ht tonight; low tonight and high Saftunday at Sherbrooke 5S and Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 10, Fifty-seventh Year RUSSIAN SECRET POLICE HEAD OUSTED World News New Haven, Conn.\u2014i/P)\u2014 Detective Edwin Lawlor went to church to get his man.He said in court Thursday he hid in a confessional at St.Joseph\u2019s Roman Catholic church and caught George R.Rogovsky, o2, tinkering with an offering bor at the altar.Rogovsky later was charged with ?6 such church burglaries, Los Angeles\u2014(/P>\u2014A pound-and-a-half baby, 48 hours old todav, is reported by hospital attendants to be \u201cdoing exceptionally well.\u201d The premature son of Mrs.Juanita Ogden 24.of suburban Van Nuys, has gained in strength and is breathing better than he did his first day, attendants at Good Samaritan hospital said.They planned to take him from an oxygen tank today long enough to feed him a little sugar and water.v-\t«ft\t* Tel Aviv\u2014(Reuters)\u2014Two Israeli soldiers were killed and one wounded when armed Jordanians\tattacked\tan Israeli frontier\tpost\tin\tthe Judean hills near Jerusalem during the night, an army spokesman announced here today.The clash ended a period of quiet on the Israeli-Jordan border during the last two weeks following the arrival of Maj.-Gen, Vagn Bcnmke of Denmark, new chief of staff of the United Nations truce supervision organization.Israel has asked Bennike In convene an emergency meeting of the Israeli-Jordan mixed armistice commission.*\t*\t* Washington\u2014(/Pi \u2014Senator George Aiken, chairman of the Senate agriculture committee, told the Senate Thursday the r.S, government, will purchase live cattle later this vear if that is necessary to halt a decline in beef cattle prices.His announcement was regarded as an effort to remove Senate pressure for tvvo cattle purchase amendments to a drought, disaster loan bill.Princess Forced To Suspend Tour Umtali, Rhodesia\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 Princess Margaret has withdrawn temporarily from her tour of Southern Rhodesia with the Queen Mother because of a persistent gold and slight temperature, it was announced today.The announcement came only an hour before the.Royal couple was scheduled to leave a mountain resort hotel near here for a day-long drive.It said the 22-year-old Princess wih return by air today to Salisbury, the Southern Rhodesia capital, while the Queen Mothc maintains the time table of the tour.Margaret had nol been due to return to Salisbury until Sunday.The schedule tailed for the Queen Mother and Princess to remain in Salisbury until next Thursday when they were to have flown back to London.Beria, Former First Deputy To Malenkov, Charged With Treachery And Imperialism Eisenhower Ousts Aide Of McCarthy Washington.\u2014 (AP) \u2014A vigorous blast from President Eisenhower, fired over the head of Senator Joseph McCarthy (Rep.Wis.D, has blown J.B.Matthews out of the investigating job in which McCarthy had sought to keep him.\u201cAlien to America,\u201d the president said in obvious reference to the statement in a magazine article by Matthews that 7.000 Protestant clergymen are \"the largest single group supporting the Communist apparatus\u201d in this country.McCarthy promptly accepted the resignation of Matthews, whom he has called \"a star-spangled American,\u201d as executive staff director of the Senaie investigations subcommittee which the Wisconsin Senator heads.The fast-breaking developments which marked Matthews' departure underscored seemingly strained relations between Eisenhow-er and McCarthy, who several times have seemed on the verge of head-on collisions.McCarthy, for years the centre of controversy in Washington, was simultaneously involved in two other brushes wdth the administration.These came when the Senator : 1.\tMoved to call before his subcommittee top officials of the central intelligence agency, including director Allen Dulles, for some possibly explosive questioning.McCarthy accused Dulles, a brother of Eisenhower's secretary of state, of refusing to let the McCarthy subcommittee question a CIA employee.2.\tAimed sharp criticism al a new' state department directive declaring that some Communist writers\u2019 books may be used in the U.S.overseas libraries, He got a swift reply indicating the department intends to stick to its guns.Matthew's, whose article about alleged communism in the ranks ol Protestant clergymen had stirred up a bitter row apparently acknowdedged defeat within a few minutes after the White House made public Eisenhower's denunciation of his views.He submitted a new- letter of resignation as executive staff director of McCarthy\u2019s subcommittee, with a defiant declaration that his article in the American Mercury magazine \u201cis completely factual and fully documented.\u201d He has emphasized that he wrote that the vast majority of clergymen are loyal.McCarthy, who had filled away an earlier resignation, accepted this one.Eisenhower had made public a message to a religious group declaring that \u201cI fully share\u201d its protest that Matthews' accusation was \u201cunjustified and deplorable.\u201d Action seen as result of German rioting.Lapalme Elected To Quebec House By Outremont Voters Quebec \u2014 (P \u2014 Quebec Liberals won their first provincial by-election since 1944 Thursday and a legislature seal for their leader George Lapalme who has remained outside the Quebec house since he was chosen to head the party in 1950.While carrying the traditionally Liberal constituency of Montreal-Outremont.the Liberals saw the Union Nationale government retain the constituencies of Mata-pedia and Portneuf.Called to fill vacancies caused by deaths, the by-elections left the standing in the Legislative Assembly unchanged from July Ifi, 1952, when Quebec general elections were held.The standing in the 92-seat as-senbly : Union Nationale 68: Liberals 23; Independent 1; vacant none.Mr.Lapalme, 46-year-old Joli-ette, Que., lawyer, became the first Quebec Liberal leader to oc-eupv a seat in the legislature since 1948.His predecessor, Senator Adelard Godbout, was defeated in general elections that year.Mr.Lapalme resigned the federal seat for Joliette-TAssomption-Montcalm to accept a convention's offer of the provincial leadership in 1950.In 1952 general elections he was defeated in Joliette by Labor Minister Barrette, one of the Union Nationale's most powerful cabinet ministers.Staking his political future on the outcome in Montreal-Outr»-mont.held by the Liberals since the riding was established in 1933, Mr.Lapalme said he would resign if defeated in the by-election.The Union Nationale threw a smooth - functioning organization into the campaign in support of Bernard Oouvrette, an Outremont lawyer.In the final stages, Premier Duplessis and at , least 14 others hr >adcast speeches in support of Mi.Couvrette.In one speech.Mr.Duplessis described Mr Lapalme as a man who \u201clacks the qualities essential to be a m-\u2019mlier of the Quebec Legislative Assembly.\u201d He said the voters wouici do the Liberal party a favor by voting against the leader.Polling wac marked by fisteuffs and disturbances that led to several arrests.The trouble subsided when the counting of ballots started.Mr.Lapalme led from the outset.The Montreal-Outremont riding in I he northwestern section of Montreal was left vacant w'hen Henri Groulx died shortly after he was re-clccled in the general election last July.Mr.Lapalirit campaigned against what he cailed \"dictatorship government\u2019 in Quebec.He also criticized a new Election Act, passed at the last session of the legislature.The major Election Act change removed the appointment of enumerators from political parties.Returning officers were authorized lo appoint a single enumerator for each polling subdivision.Premier Dupicssis appealed for election of his party's candidates on the basts ot the government's record since it took office in 1944.Moscow \u2014 Russia's police Renew Call For Release Of Workers By DON DOANE Berlin, \u2014 t/P) \u2014 A West Berlin anti-Communist organization reported East Berlin workers planned to strike again today in an effort to free comrades jailed by the Reds in the June 17 rebellion.As starting whistles sounded al East sector factories this morning.however, there were no immediate reports to show whether the walkouts actually had taken place.The West Berlin organization -The Fighting Group Against Inhumanity \u2014 predicted Ihe strike action would spread \u201cat least throughout the Soviet sector of Berlin\u201d and perhaps into the outlying Russian-occupied territory.Earlier this week, a two-day work slowdown bv East sector laborers won the lifting of the Russians\u2019 armed barricade along the East - West border of the divided city.But the aroused workers were far from satisfied with their partial victory.Thousands of their comrades in the June uprising still are in jail.Work and food conditions are still bad despite Communist promises of improvement.There were indications that East Germany\u2019s hard-pressed Red government W'ould not be hard to persuade.The West Berlin newspaper Telegraf declared that a \u201cfar-reaching amnesty\u201d for those arrested in the June revolt already is being prepared.The Telegraf said Ihe clemency was ordered by Vladimir Semyonov, Soviet high commissioner in East Germany, who is reported to have returned this week from Moscow.Another unconfirmed report jibed with the story.If said all pending trials of East Berliners have been halted until Monday, when a \u201cnew policy\u201d is expected to be announced.East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl has publicly assured workers that imprisoned rioters are being released as soon as it is proved their roles in the uprising were minor.The Telegraf said, however, that some other East zone leaders, apparently fearful that revolt may flare anew', have opposed an amnesty West Berlin's Mayor Ernest Reuter, in a radio speech marking the Soviet's restoration of free travel across the border, told East zone workers Thursday night their pressure had forced the Soviets By THOMAS P.WHITNEY (AP) \u2014 Lavrenti P.Beria, longtime head of forces and first deputy to Premier Georgi M.Malenkov', has been fired from the Soviet government, expelled from the Communist party and turned ov er to his nation s highest tribunal as a traitor.The party newspaper Pravda denounced him today as an agenl of international imperialism and an \"enemy of the Communist party and the Soviet people.\u201d A party communique said Malenkov himself outlined the case against Beria at a recent meeting of the party central committee, which took away party membership and office from the 53-year-old veteran Red.-¦ A separate communique said the presidium of the supreme Soviet parliament had removed the disgraced Beria from his posts as first deputy premier of the Soviet Union and minister of internal affairs.\u201cIt w-as decided also by Ihe presidium that the case on the crim mal actions of !.P.Beria should be turned over lo the supreme court of Ihe USSR,\u201d the announcement added.His downfall left Malenkov with three deputy ministers: Foreign Minister V.M.Molotov, War Minister Nikolai Bulganin and Lazarus M.Kaganovich.The parly accused Beria of \u201ccriminal activities' designed at subverting the Soviet state in Ihe interests of foreign capitalism\u201d and of trying to put.his internal affaire ministry \"higher than the government and communist party of the Soviet Union.\u201d Pravda said he had planned secretly to \"seize the leadership of the party and the country\u201d in order to restore capitalism.In western capitals, non-communist observers speculated that Beria was the first victim of the power struggle within the Kremlin following Stalin\u2019s death, and also that he possibly was being made the scapegoat for the recent East German uprisings and other unrest in the Soviet satellites.The charge that Beria acted in Ihe interests of foreign imperialism was viewed here as a clear reference to the recent riots in Berlin and Ihe release of North Korean prisoners of war by South Korean President Byngman Rhee.The Russian press has charged that these events were related parts of a western plan to prevent peace.The government announced Sergei N.Kruglov had been named internal affairs chief.He had headed the ministry until Stalin's death, when it was combined with Beria\u2019s ministry of stale security and Beria took over.Pravda called for the party to \u201cregularly verify the wmrk of all organizations and institutions, and the activity of all leading officials.\u201d It added: \u201cIt is necessary to take under systematic and unweakening control, the activity of the organs of the ministry of internal affairs.\u201d Pravda gave these details of Beria\u2019s offenses: He advanced officials in his min istry on the basis of their personal loyalty to him.We \u201cput the brake by every means possible on decisions of the most important and urgent questions in the field of agriculture\tin\torder to undermine the collective-farms and create difficulties in our country's food supply.\u201d He tried *o \u201csow enmity among the.peoples of the USSR\u201d and to encourage nationalist tendencies in WOMEN CANDIDATES Four women candidates in the Aug.10 federal election moot at the Intel-Club Council foe women at Toronto.Left to right Mrs.Avis McCurdy FOR IT! I merely MENTIONED HAVING) SEEN .rr IN A WINDOW/ Copr.1953 by NEA Bërtle».Inc.T.M.Ü.8.PtLOff.ALLEY OOP Bv V.T- Hamlin \u2019 PROBABLY NO MYSTERY AT ,'Sou\u2018EE CHECKING ON \\ ALL, CAPTAIN.the mystery of the J just some GREAT SPIRIT OF ^SUPERSTITION THE BUBBLING / WITH NO BASIS MUD,EH?JL IN FACT! WELL, 'COURSE I'M NO LEARNED MAN/\t-n.OF SCIENCE AS ( YOU OBVIOUSLY .BUT SOME- )THA'5 RIGHT, CART), THING'S GOT J AND I KNOW THOSE { AN INJUN WHO REDSKINS Vl SEEN IT.BUFFALOED! / HIGHER'N A TREE, HE SAID IT WAS.SQUALLED LIKE A PANTHER WITH HIS TAIL IN A CAPTAIN EASY Leslie Turner jT KEHLER AND WcKEE CAN\u2019T BE FAR.MR.GECKO 1 ONE OF'EKA LOST A LOT OF BLOOD WHERE WE JUMPED 'EM THREE DAVS friAR.TO THE IT NORTHWEST OF PALEMBAWS.5?j THEY\u2019LL NEWER GET AWAY THRU THM\" JUNGLE 1 MOD THEY DON'T DARE TRY TO USE TH' TRAIL OK TH' RIVER TO ESCAPEii WE CAUGHT ONE OF T 5PLEWD1P! KEHLEK'S fAEN.A NATIVE \\T WHO TRIED TO SNEAK BACK ON TH' TRAIL TO HIS KAMPONO WEST OF HERB 1 YEAH, WE GOT EIA CORNERED IN A POCKET.IT WON'T BELONG MOW- OH, MR.GECKO! no.T.M.Reg.U.8.P»t, Off JOE PAl.OOKA By Ham Fisher *ÎHE ABORIÛINES OF AUSTRALIA ARE THE CLOSEST OF ALL PEOPLES ON EARTH TO STONE-AGE MAN.ABSOLUTELY PRIMITIVE, THEY WEAR- NO CLOTHES AT ALL, BUILD NO DWELLINGS, TILL NO SOIL,AND DEPEND FOR EXISTENCE ON WHAT NATURE PROVIDES.BOTCH URKEE \"^üpOHwô /^T N-NO.I-I NEVER B'LIEVED I'D END T-THIS W-WHY'D I EVER ^ READY.,\tL-LETCHA GIT ME CANNIBULS.) INTA THIS.OHHHHH wi LOOK Mr.And Mrs.R.$.Wilson Of Sutton Jet., Feted On 25th Wedding Anniversary Sutton, July 10.\u2014 Relatives and friends gathered at Sutton Hall, on Saturday, June (1.in honor of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Wilson, of Sutton Junction, who were celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.Mr.and Mrs.Wilson were married in Sutton on June 9, 1928, by the late Rev.Mr.Charters.On entering I he hall to the strains of the \"Wedding March\" played by Mr.Muir, of Montreal, the couple were greeted by their daughters, Mrs.Adrian Whitehead and Mrs.Raymond Streeter, who presented corsages and bou- get out from under the control of the U.S.S.R.The Russian government has worked unceasingly for its own benefit in Poland, with complete disregard for the rights or desires of the people.The population has been moved about to suit the whims and ideas of the U.S.S.R.Industrial products and agricultural products are taken by the Russians with very little coming back to the people.\u201d Professor Zaborski was introduced by Rene Monty, and thanked for his very fine talk by Earl Heath.Music for the singing was played by Miss Aline Ricard and the singing led by C.R.MacLean.President Fred Gilman presented Rene Monty with a Rotary past-president's pin.and congratulated him on the fine job he had done during his year as president.Secretary Douglas Jones announced that the new Rotary year was off to a good start with every member present.Visiting Rotarians present at the meeting were Dr.J.E.Pace of Parsons, Kansas: Cyril Brown of the Montreal West Club: \u201cPat\u201d Patterson of the Crippled Children's Camp at Ayer's Cliff, a member of the Montreal club, and Perry Fitch of Newport.Roy Kennedy, formerly of Stanstead College, now of La Tuque, was present as a guest of Lawrence Tilton The meeting next Monday will be held in the evening, with Brice MacLeod of Aberdeen, Scotland, a Rotary Foundation student, as the speaker.DANCE Every Saturday Night PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY on Lake Massawippi 9:15 to 12:30- SID CARR'S ORCHESTRA Admission 50c tonnieres to Mr.and Mrs.Wilson and also to Mr.and Mrs.George Johnson, who were their wedding attendants.After receiving the good wishes of their relatives and friends, Mr.and Mrs.Wilson led the Grand March to music furnished by a lecord player and dancing was en.joyed, after which Mr.Muir entertained with several delightful piano selections.The hall was decorated with beautiful flowers and streamers by the ladies of St.Aden's Guild.The bride and groom's table was centered with a three-tier wedding cake made by Mrs.Thompson, of Montreal, a daughter-in-law of the honored couple, and decorated by Mrs.Donald McLellan, of Waterloo.Following the serving of refreshments by the ladies of the Guild, Rev.Mr.Gedye presented Mr.and Mrs.Wilson with an envelope of money for which Mr.Wilson ably responded.The singing of \u201cFor They Are Jolly Good Fellows\u201d was followed by three cheers for many more happy years together, ' which brought a very pleasant evening to a close.Those attending were from Sutton, West Brome, North Sutton, Cowansville.Iron Hill, Sweets-burg, Knowlton, Waterloo.Montreal, Brome, Foster.Bondville, Call's Mills and Sutton Junction.COATICOOK Mr.Walter Major, of Stanstead, and Mr.and Mrs.Howard Major and daughter, Susan, of Newport, VL, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr.Major\u2019s sister, Mrs.Lottie Wallis, and Mr.Calvin Eric Wallis.Mr.Walter Major stayed to spend a few days with Mrs.Wallis and other relatives.Mrs.Clark Powers.Mr.and Mrs.Beaudry will reside at Ottawa for thT present.Mr.Couture, government inspector from Quebec City, has been in this vicinity.BRIGHAM The United Church Sunday School held its annual picnic in Mr.Percy Hawk's grove on July 1.Upwards of 30 children with their parents and friends enjoyed the day.There were races and games for the children.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Yates and sen, Randy, of Stanbridge East, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Scribner.Miss Florence Bessette, of Mont-j real, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Bessette.Mrs.Norman Hillyer, her son, Bruce, and little daughter, of Montreal, are guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Thomas.Mr.and Mrs.Morton and family have returned from a trip in the New England States, where the?were guests of relatives.Mr.and Mrs.John B.Deuel, of Philipsburg, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clark Powers.Mr.Guy Beaudry, deputy ambassador to Brazil, and Mrs.Beaudry have returned to Canada and were visitors at the home of Mr.and CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION CONSERVATIVES OF STANSTEAD CONSTITUENCY WILL HOLD A CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF A CANDIDATE, IN THE COUNTY HALL AYERS CLIFF MONDAY, JULY 13 AT 8 P.M.Margaret Abbott, see.Stanstead County Conservative Association DANCE every Saturday night BURROUGHS FALLS PAVILION 9:30 to 1:30 U.S.BAND Oiv- FRI., JULY 10th WHITE HOUSE PAVILION »*Mjnion $1.00 Tickets on sale at H.C.Wilson i Sons Ltd, Busses Leave Lansdowne Terminal, 9 P.M.DERBY-PORT DRIVE-IN THEATRE DERBY, VERMONT Adm.44e Tax Included Children Under 12 Free Two Shows Nightly Friday\u2014Saturday, July 10-11 'WAfT TILL THE SUN SHINES, NELLIE* Jean Peters \u2014 David Wayne CARTOON Sunday, July 12 \"LION AND THE HORSE\" Steve Cochran \u2014 Wildfire, The Wonder Horse CARTOON Monday\u2014Tuesday, July 13-14 \"WITH A SONG IN MY HEART\" Susan Hayward \u2014 Rory Calhoun CARTOON Wednesday\u2014Thursday, July 15-16 Friday\u2014Saturday July 17-18 \"GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH\" Betty Hutton \u2014 Corner Wilde NEWS \u2014 CARTOON JONES INN NEWPORT, ME.Invites You To Fine Meals Served In A Cool Restful Atmosphere ROAST TURKEY \u2014 STEAKS CHOPS \u2014 SEA FOOD Full Course Dinners from $1.25 up Dinners Served 12-3 p.m.Also 6-8 p.m.Sunday Dinners served from 12 Noon to 3 p.m.and 6-8 p.m.We eater to Banquets and Private Parties WATCH TELEVISION IN OUR SPACIOUS LOBBY Comfortable Rooms With or Without Bath \u2022 $2.50 up Beulah B.Barrelt, Owner and Your Hostess, Phone 79 Never 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a swirling midway and in spite of chilly weather and a failure in electricity the grounds were crowded to capacity with lingering enthusiasts.At seven-thirty p.m., a parade, half mile in length took its starting point from the City Hall and proceeded along Main Street to Merry\u2019s Point.Led bv Jack Peters, president of Magog Kiwanis, riding horse back, the procession got off to a good start.Taking up second place was the Harmony band, then the 4th Magog Boy Scout Troop; ears carrying civic and club officials; a pony and rider section; Brien's Ambulance; the Magog Unit No.203 Army, Navy and Air Force Pipe Band then gaily decorated trucks bearing banners in favour of the fair brought up the rear.Once at the grounds Magog\u2019s Harmony band played on a stand located in the Fair\u2019s midst.Bingo, wheels, hall games and all the attractions one might ex- Jenkinson Heads Thefford Rotary Allan C.Jenkinson was elected president, of the Thetford Rotary Club at the annual meeting.Other officers are as follows: vice-president, Albert Cloutier; directors: Georges Lafontaine, Rodolphe Caouetle and Herbert Smith; treasurer.Georges Robinson; secretary, Valmore Charron.30c PHOTO SERVICE Any size 6 or 8 exposure rolls or any 10 prints finished on Deluxe Velox glossy paper 30c Canada Photo, P.O.Box 3.Sherbrooke, Que GIFTS of distinction for the Bride! PICTURES and MIRRORS from DUFOUR\u2019S See our selection.All prices.184 Wellington North Phone 2-378c peet of a carnival that aims at maintaining a standard set by pre vious festivals held in Magog were on hand for the inexhaustible -appetite of festive ferriting crowds.The aroma of simmering hot dogs, the shrill echo of the barkers and the familiar sight of a mysterious fortune-teller's tent.To safe-guard the jovial attendants.members of the St.Johns\u2019 Ambulance Brigade equipped with ambulance were on the alert in the event of emergency mishaps.No one was forgotten at this! fair, there was something of interest to everyone.Children of all shapes and sizes eagerly surrounded the pony-ride awaiting a hoped-for turn.Last night, people from Sherbrooke, Ayer's Cliff and various different centres rallied to ; Magog's Merry\u2019s Point and with.the warmer weather today, this : evening is expec*ed to produce a far beyond capacity attendance.Attending last night's opening were L.W.Dixon, president of the Sherbrooke Rotary, and several of his fellow members who ably assisted the Magog Lions and Kiwanians.This three day fair will run Sat-! urday afternoon as well as Satur-; day evening, and with any kind : of good luck, the two Magog club members expect that this effort will be their answer to raising the badly needed funds to carry on their extensive benevolent work in this community and its surrounding areas.The bodies of Brother Martial, 41, of the Brotherhood of Christian Instruction, and 16-year-old novice Andre Lamothe were reported recovered by Provincial Police in Missisquoi Bay, Wednesday.They were drowned near Philips-burg June 30.Another drowning was reported in the Eastern Townships yesterday.Gaétan Couture, six-year-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Couture.of Dorset, was drowned in the Courcelles River, several miles from his home, Wednesday.He fell into the water as he and his four-year-old sister, Lise, were amusing themselves by throwing stones into the river as their parents nearby were dismantling a camp in the woods.The little girl ran to tell of the boy's disappearance but, since none of the family could swim, they were unable to recover the body until an hour lal-ei, in seven feet of water, by means of a raft which they hurriedly constructed.Placing Wood On Tracks Is Serious Offense Fernand Provost.27.of Magog, pleaded guilty here yesterday before Judge Joseph Marier on a charge of attempting to derail a train by placing wood on the tracks at Magog.He was sentenced to three months in jail and the judge warned him Jhat it was a serious offense, even if no accident occurred.The charge is punishable by life in prison.Alvin Butler, of Lennoxvillc, charged with driving a car while his mental faculties were affected by the absorption of liquor and with causing bodily harm to a person as the result of an accident.had his summary trial.The judge look the case under deliberation.Judgment will be rendered next week.James McMillan, no given address, pleaded guilty to a charge of riding on a train wdthout paying the fare and was given two days in jail.He \"rode the rails\u201d from Montreal to Sherbrooke.STANBRIDGE EAST Miss Sheila Griffiths and friend, accompanied by Miss Margaret Jess, motored out from Montreal, for a week-end here, Kenneth Baker, of Stanbridge East, was a guest of relatives here for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Cook and WILL CLOSE AT NOON SATURDAYS DURING JULY & AUGUST! Gilles Couture Ltd.121 Wellington North All Canadians Urged To Vote By Trade Body The Canadian Chamber of Commerce today launched a national non-partisan \"Get-Out-The-Vote\" Campaign.To make the program fully effective light across the country, Canada's national business organization is enlisting the aid of its c'ose to 700 member Boards of Trade and Chambers, of Commerce and some 2350 member companies', including the Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce.These groups, representing a cross-section oi the country\u2019s business and community life, are asked to co-operate in an all oui ei-fort to encourage people to go to the polls on August 10.They will bring imo play such things as literature, lectures, speakers, door to door campaigns, post e r s.Throughout the Campaign, the Canadian Chamber will co-operate fully with the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Canada which also is conducting a \u201cGet-Out-The-Vote'' Campaign.The Junior Chamber o! Commerce of Canada has a membership of 25,000 young businessmen and 270 local units across Canada.\u2018\u2018Democracy depends upon the exercise of the free and secret ballot,\u201d\u201d stated President Lewis W.Simms of The Canadian Chamber of Commerce,\u201d and I believe that everything possible should be done to bring to Canadians a full appreciation oi iheir responsibilities in this connection.\u2018\u2018The forces opposing our democratic way of life arc assisted by apathy.Poor government and loss of freedom are the end results of indifference.We must therefore be alert and vigilant in the defence of democracy through the recognition and exercises of the responsibilities of citizenship.\u201d Mr.Simms said that in the last General Election, in 1949, almost 2 million registered Canadian voters failed to take the trouble to visit a polling booth.\"Democracy,\u201d he warned, \u201cas we know it.cannot long survive this kind of indifference \u201d 1 Scots CCIHisWy bottwi GLENDAY SPRING ROADS \"he Misses Betty and Yvonne u'Json spent, a few days in .cal with Mr.and Mrs.A.ile.' .and Mrs.Lome Mitchell, of ille, were guests at, the home r, and Mrs, W.S.Mitchell.uuests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Parsons were Mrs.John Luce and two daughters, of Bury, and Mr.Mrs.Allen Grady, Mr.and Mrs.Armand Grégoire and Miss Mary Adams, of Coaticook.Mrs.Roy Harrison and Miss Caroline Harrison, of Bury, were guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Anson Rowe.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Sparks entertained several guests.Among them were Mr.and Mrs.Emerson Elliot and Miss Marion Hullon, of Montreal.Mr.Edwin Leavitt, of Laconia.N.H., and Mr, and Mrs.Archie Sparks and Mr.William Sparks, of Asbestos.sons, Norman and Brian, of Bedford, were calling at the Fred Cook home Guests at the same home included Mr.and Mrs.B.Forster, of Cowansville.Mr.ana Mrs.Donald Reil and daughters.Sheila and Diane, took on a short vacation trip to Prescott.Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Vaughan spent the July 4th week-end at Richford, Vt.with their daughter, Mrs.Eugene Davis, and family.Mr.David Realff motored to St.Albans, Vt., to attend the \u2018\u2018Drive-in'- Theatre there.Mr.and Mrs.Archie Sager, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cook and little ron.and Mr.Fred Sager ana Mrs.Frank Sager, of Pigeon Hill mtored to Granby and other points.Several from here attended the Coronation picture, \u201cA Queen is Crowned.\u201d at the Bedford Theatre.Misses Jean Corey and Carol Sager, accompanied by Mrs.B.Fairfield took a vacation motor trip to Massachusetts, U.S., and other point*.Mr.Hugh Corey, of Granby, visited at his home here.Dining Car Style of 1875 in the Canadian National Railways Mu.c silverware of five former railways, now part of the Canadian Nation those days to have inlaid woodwork on the walls, and plush tbap:' the cars.The train is visiting Sherbrooke, Richmond and Coaticook day, July 18.uni Train lealut'es china and :il S\\stem It was lashionablo in over Hie w indows and doors of during the week starting Satin' Retiring Directors Are Re-Elected For Brome County Medical Services Knowlton, July 10.\u2014- The fourth annual meeting of Brome County Co-Operative Medical Services was held in the Projection Hall of the Knowlton High School with Mr.G.C.Whitcher of Foster presiding, During the year past one new group has been taken in and there is a possibility that one or more groups may be organized in the near future in Sherbrooke County by arrangement of a new charter, as three members of the Brome executive were recently invited to Lennoxvillc for the purpose of outlining Co-Oper.tive Medical Services to that group.Twelve meetings of the Board of Directors have been held in Brome County during 1953 despite difficult roads in winter months.Mr.Vollen Hastings mentioned thal fact with special emphasis and congratulated the executive upon their faithfulness to the work of the medical services when he made a motion to re-elecl the retiring directors; Messrs.Donald Hastings of Sutlon; Claude Whit-cher of Foster and Gordon Perkins of Mansonville.This motion was carried unanimously.Supervising director Vollen Hastings of Brome was re-c)ecled for another term and special mention was made of his ability to break a tense situation which some Board meetings inculcate, with his keen sense of humor, evenly mixed with good sence.At one time during the year, the Board executive attended a Co-Operative Conference in Mont- real where they hoard an informa live talk bv the see'ctary manager of the Ontario Federation of Modi cal Services.Through these contacts they gather much knowledge in the operation of medical services.A len-dollar clause has been inserted in the new policy tor 1953-54 which means that the first ten dollars of a patients\u2019 hospital hill shall he paid by ihr patient in the lioiie of improving the finan ctal standing of the Brome County Medical Co-Operative 1o a great extent.Nearly all of the Medical Co-Ops have this clause in their policies.During the past year $2,672.50 has been paid by the Brome County Medical in 54' claims.In his it port as president, Mr.Whitcher thanked the secret: ry.Mr.Gordon Shufelt, of East Farnhain, and his assistant, Mrs.G Shufelt, for carrying on their duties in a very efficient manner, the directors and supervisors for their untiring el-forts.and their wives who so will ingly opened th 57 \"-your luck\" DOWN 1\t\"-and there\" 2\t\u201c-and under\" 3\tFour-letter w'ord '4 Straighten 23 5\t\u201cBlest be the ties that-\"24 6\tExpunger 7\tFlap\tis 8\tMisrepresent 9\t\u201cMoney is\tthe26 root of all\t27 28 29 31 \tP\tl_\tU\t3A\tS\t\tP\tE.\tA\tR\t\t\t \tR\tE\t\tE\tT\t\tE\tR\tG\tO\tT\t\t r:\tE\tV\tE\tR\tE\t\tR\t1\tO\tT\tE\tCM\t A\t&\tE\t\tE\tE\tR.\tl\tE\t\tT\tE\t*-»\t S\tT\tE\tN\\\t\tP\tA\tu\t\tT\tE\tR\t3\t \tO\tS\u2019\tA\tR\t\tM\to\tU\tR\tN\tG\t\t4 \t\t\t&\tO\t&\t4\tu\tN\tE\t\t\t\t \t\t\tT\t1\tBÊ\td\t&\tT\tA\t\t\t\t \tR\tE\tE\tl\tS\t&\t\tO\tP\tE\t«\t\t H\t£\tA\tR\t\t&\tA\tV\t5'/\t5\tL.\tA\tp\t £\tM\t5\t\tE\tL.\tP\tE\tR\tFv,\tA\tN\tA\t R\tO\tT\tA\tT\tE=\t\tL\tE\tT\tT\te\tR\t \tr\tE\tN\tT\t£r\t\tL.\tA\tR\tE\t\t\t \tE\tR\tN\tE\t6»\t\ts\tM\tA\tR\tT\t\t 10\tDov e's home 11\tLock openers 17 Peaceful 19 Vigilant ' 33 Evergreen trees Volcano in Sicily Horned ruminant Mistake Humiliation Cut French father Paris\u2019 first sweetheart Dim 38 Determine 40\tTobacco roll 41\tSoft drinks 42\tBoat 43\tAssume a posture 44\tHandle 46\t\u201c-and farewell\u201d 47\tPrince of Persia 48\tJewel 50 Scold 1.\tl\t\t\t4\t5\tS\t7\t\t8\t4\tK>\tII IZ\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t\tIf\t\t\t 15\t\t\t\tIS\t\t\t\t17\t\t\t\t 18\t\t\t14\t\t\t\t/////\tZ0\t\t\t\t \t\tZl\t\t\t\tZZ\tZ3\t\t\t\t\t Vi\tzs\t\t\t\tZb\t\t\t\tM W'\t27\t28\t24 »\t\t\t\t31\t\t\t3Z.\t\t35\t\t\t m\t\t\t\t\t\t\t35\t\t\t\t\t 5t>\t\t\t\t37\t\t38\t\tVM 7///t m\t\t\t\t \t\t\t40\t\t\t\t\t41\t\t\t\t \tus\t\t\t\tpi\t45\t%\t\t\t\t47\t48 «\t\t\t\t\tSO\t\t\t\t\tii\t\t 5Z\t\t\t\t\t53\t\t\t\t\tW\t\t CS\t\t\t\t\t58\t\t\t\t\tif\t\t10 /SHonrSfePY Gonvtrftd Back Slappar ROY i.PRIGS Pop's suit certainly looked h* seven years drooped on hit tell form, making him look older then his 59 years.His wife put her arms around his neck like a Ctrl.\"Now don't you worry about a younger man taking your job.\" she said.\"\"Hiere is always an opening for a good advertiiing salesman, dear.\u201d Pop patted her cheek and kia-sed her.He forced his moat cheerful manner, but somehow he knew he wasn't foolng her.All these young upstart* use the same approach on everybody.Back-slapping and hearty handshakes! Not one of them ha* a real knowledge of the sendee he\u2019* selling.Not one of them has a dêép appreciation for the paycholojpeal makeup of an individual he nap-pens to be facing.\" Pop left the bus, as usual, several blocks before he reached the office and walked through the park with an agility that proved he was more than strong enough to be an active salesman.But his brow was furrowed.He'd have a terrible time finding any job anywhere at his age! He was already breaking under the ravages of the pace he'd set for himself\u2014a pace to outstrip all the other salesmen, especially Brown, who was looked up to as the best despite his back-slapping technique.\"Good morning, Pop,\" came a familiar voice.\u201cHello, Reckless!\u201d Pop called »« the youngester.\"Lookit this dive bomber! Made it myself.\u201d Their talk about dive bombers stopped when Reckless fixed his books under his arms and glaneed around, \u201cSay, Pop, here comes \u2018 'V 3 Pop thought it beet set 4s MM the initiative, but «neesragsR Hereford to talk.Dad!\" When the boy\u2019s father easts up, he was greeted with, \u201cDad! This is Pop.He helped me when I fell off my bicycle.\u201d The men completed the introduction and shook hands.During the next few moments, Pop sized up the man.Very sensitive.At the office the boss delivered a pep talk to his sales force.\u201cWe\u2019ve been trying f.- the better part of two years te get the Hereford account.So far none of you has ever got inside his office.Brown, you were top man last month by a wide margin.And Pop, you\u2019ve had more experience than any five combined.I want you end Brown to see what you can do about the account.You know wbkt; it will mean to the man who brings it in!\u201d For an hour Pop had been patiently waiting, along with a dozen or more persons, to see Hereford.Suddenly the outer door opened and in barged Brown with a package under his arm.Instead of taking his place in line and waiting, he strutted right up to the girl at the desk.\"With my compliments, and I hope they're as delicious as you look.\u201d Smiling, Brown handed her a box of candy.\u201cBy the way, T thought if I might see Mr.Hereford for a minute?\u201d \u201cGo right in, Mr.Brown,\u201d she said, wrinkling her nose at him.Pop s chin was resting in his cupped hands as he wondered about his future and he didn\u2019t see Brown leaving rather briskly.Pep could already see Brown witk the contract.Suddenly nd to his surprise he heard his name called.Entering Hereford\u2019s office.Pop thought he'd never leen a more irritable-looking man.\u201cWell!\u2019' Hereford barked.The* he recOgaiped Pop.This was one time Pop thought it best not to take the initiative, but encouraged Hereford to talk, \u201cSome high-pressure salesman forced his way into my office aad tried to ram a bill of goods down my throat.\" Hereford wiped his perspiring forehead, \u201cI was burned up!\u201d Next pay day.Pop\u2019s wife era» waiting for him on the poreh-\u201cDidn\u2019t I tell you so?\u201d throwing her arms around his neck, slapping his back.\u201cThat increase in salary proves it!\u201d \u201cAw, honey, it was nothing.\u201d Pop grinned, \"but I certainly don t mind the back-slapping technique when you administer it.\u201d Chain Newspapers Although chain newspapers in 1935 amounted to only 17 per cent of all daily and 25 per cent of all Sunday papers, they represented 42 per cent of total daily circulation and 52 per cent of total Sunday circulation.Bobber Made Visible A tip for anglers who like to stillfish at night.Paint the top half of your doober with luminous paint, then a bite will be easily seen the instant it occurs, Five SHERBXOOK'E DAILY tvZ^ORD, FRID W.JU'i ID.lQ5.t V olcanoes In Alaska Now On Rampage Anchorage.Alaska\u2014(\u2022¦Pi\u2014A black pall of acrid, sulphurous smoke spread for hundreds of miles over this land of the midnight sun to-dey, and a thick blanket of ash sifted down from five volcanic eruptions.The violent upheaval from three, and possibly more, newly-active peaks in the Aleutian range 80 miles west of here was touched off early Thursday.In the next ten hours, five heavy explosions sent flame, smoke and lava chunks shooting miles into the sky.A U.S.air force pilot said the Province of Quebec 'ity of Sherbrooke PUBLIC NOTICE BY LAW NO.795 Public notice is hereby given that the 19th day of May 1953, the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke has adopted By-Law No.795, of the municipal By-Laws of the City of Sherbrooke, authorizing a grant of §5,000.00 to the Sherbrooke Hospital: That said By-Law No.795 has been approved by the Quebec Municipal Commission, in virtue of an Order-in-Council passed on dune 22nd 1953: That the original of said By-Law \u2022 No.795 is kept at the City Hall, in the Municipal Archives, «here everybody can take communication thereof.j Given at Sherbrooke this 8th \u2022day of July 1953.ANT.DESLAURIERS.City Clerk.Ousted Premier | To Make Speech Vienna.\u2014iReuters'»\u2014 Matyas ! Rakosi, dismissed premier of Hungary but still one of the Communist party's three leaders^ will address a special party meeting tomorrow, Radio Budapest announced.The speech will be broadcast.This was the first mention of the activities of Rakosi since he was replaced as premier July 4 by Imre Nagy, Rakosi remains, however.on the three-member secretariat of the party.The Communist party newspaper Szabad Nep said today Hun garian coal output is falling and asked miners to produce more to make Nagy's \"new policy\" of higher living standards successful.Theyll Do It Every Time Bv Jimmy Hatlo Threat fàâkxtù f&uwA FOUNDED START AND TWElVlND IS NijsiEry , wov/// \u20ac m Hi ^ I CALM \\\\\t|| Tl/EM THE STARTUP 6UN 60ES OFF AMD SURE AS SMCOTIM\u2019, THE 6l)M KILLS THE WiMD/ O MAP A-nPOf ' -IT) VINO ?f.ATVT.FINANCIAL NEWS & MARKET REPORT tCourtesy ot lire cnshields *5- Co,) beS* \" wed ot'd 0 rti 'V\"^eW àtA '\t^ ^ Nr'e*\"\teBlr .tot De*'e v)4a'ef .\te*\u2019Pef'e p8' uMo ^ FRESH FROM NIAGARA READY FOR HOME FREEZING OR CANNING m FRESH PITTED TREE RIPENED CHERRIES MONTMORENCIES FOR PIES, TARTS, PRESERVING ï R DAff \u2014 20 LBS.CHERRIES £,£ 140.r Aib 2 LBS.SUGAR PACKED IN NEW PAILS -TO ARRIVE SOON \u2014 SUPPLY IS LIMITED ! 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L R.THOMPSON\u2019S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PHONE 50, AYER'S CLIFF Wa*eb the Racord for Announcement of Delivery Datel 5-Day Work Week Grows In Dominion Ottawa- -U -The 40-hour, five-day week apparently is growing in popularity, the June issue of the Labor Gazelle says.The Libor Gazette, official journal of the labor department, says that a survey showed 75 per cent of plant workers in manufacturing industries were working a five-day week r>y October, 1952.a five per cent increase over ihe previous Oc'cber.The percentage of workers on a 40-hou-' week rose to 40 from 36 during ihe same period.Fewer than 2J per cent had a 40-hour work weex in 1947.The survey was basen on 6.700 establishments employing more than 800,000 plant workers.\"Although a very considerable number of those workers who are on a five day week work under than 40 hours il is apparent that the 40-hojr, five-day week is becoming an increasingly popular work schedule,\u201d the Gazette says.The survey showed that 61.7 per cent of manufacturing plants, had a fire-day week and 31.1 per cent a 40-hour week.Workers in British Columbia have Ihe shortest hours.Seventy per con1 m them are on Ihe 40-hour week and 81.2 per cent on a five-day week.Figures- for other provinces: Newfoundland, 36.8 per cent on a 40-hour week.38.5 per cent on a five-day week; Prince Edward Island, 25.1 and 20; Nora Scotia.33.9 and 40.7; New Brunswick, 4.5 and 11.4; Quebec, 23.3 and 68.2.The Gazette says 82 per cent of office employees in manufacturing plants were working a five-day week in October, 1952.an increase of six per cent during the year.Fewer than 10 per cent were working mere than 40 hours a week.Ontario with 91.8 per cent had the highest percentage of office workers on the five-day week.Other percentages: .Newfoundland 46.2; Prince Edward Island 24.4; Nova Scotia 22.3: New Brunswick 35.7; Quebec 76.5.Give Details Of British Jet Bomber London.-\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 Air an-thorities today lifted a corner of the secrecy veil covering hie latest of Britain\u2019s high-powered, long-distance jot bombers, the scimitarwinged Handley Page Victor.The Victor, ordered in quantity for the RAF.can fly faster, farther.higher and with a heavier bomb load than any other plane in the world, ils makers claim.\u2019uA-tv-O w'AT-v r>M Ousting Of Beria Topic At Parleys Ry JOHN M.HIGHTOWER Washington GPi The downfall of Lavrenti P.Beria as Russia's second most powerful man | presented this challenging question for the Big Three Western | foreign ministers meeting here I today .Does it foreshadow any I change in Soviet foreign policy'.\u2019 I In immediate reaction to Thurs- GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKET Prices \\ ere narrowly mixed in quiet Itadine yesterday Among tumer is.-uos Dominion Steel was up M at 12 s,-, and Bank of Moni-real up ft- at 38 V Among easier issues Distillers Seagrams was off \u2022'S at 27 S and International .Nickel off G at 42'-s Railway cirloadings in the first six months af this year totalled 1.989,184 ears.3.2 percent below the 2.004,102 cars' loaded in ihe corresponding period of last year.Hiram Walkir Gooderham and Worts Ltd.reported net earnings in the quarte, ,aided May 31st.of U.S §1.48 per share against 1 ,S.§1.11 in the same period a year ago.In the nine months ended May 31s! the Company earned U.S.§5.02 a share compared with U.S §4.41 the 1952 period.Following the Nemi annual meeting R.H.Morse, President of Canadian Kaiibanks Morse Co.Ltd.slated that 1953 sales were running on a nar with the roeord lev cl set in 1952.the best year in the Company - history.The Biilish Ministry of Supply is to slow down the disposal of Government owned stocks of zinc and spread sales over a period of nearly thiee years NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Previous close 11 a.in ephonr MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Previous close 11 a m.Abitibi .1 Abitibi Pfd.Algoma .Mumtnum .Asbestos .Bathurst \u2019 A\" .Bell Telephone .Brazilian .B.C.Forest\u2019 Building Products Can.Iron Kdy.Canadian Breweries i anadian Car i anadian i elanese Corby\u2019s \"A\" Can Pacific Railway Coekshutt Plow Smelters Dist.Seagram MONTREAL CURB MARKET \u2019revious close 11 am.Designed to operate at near-sonic speeds, about 600 miles an hour, day nighl s Moscow announce Ihe world's first crescent-winged nienl ot Beria\u2019s expulsion from bomber has four Armstrong-Sid-! government and Communist party deley .Sapphire turbo-jet engines posts, experts appeared divided on with more power between them ; this critical point.I ban 25 modern express locomo-tives.\"It's global striking power in this atomic age is equivalent to many squadrons of Iasi war bombers.\u201d Sir Frederick Handley Page said.The engines are buried in ihe curved wing designed to reduce drag at high speed and great heights and to give better control.The Victor made its maiden flight last Christeve Eve.It completes the present series of four jet | bomber types with which the RAF is being equipped.The others are the English Electric twin-jet Canberra which has been in squadron service for some time, the four-engined Vickers Valianl and the four-engined delta-1 winged Avro Vulcan.Carbondalc, Pa.\u2014 (A\u2019)\u2014Mr.and Mi,s.Rexl'ord Oakley, who would like to have \"an even two dozen\u201d children, may yet attain \u2018heir goal.Mrs.Oakley presented her husband with a six-pound.10 mime girl, llicir 19th child, Thursday.AH but one of the children, whose ages range from 10-month olrl twin boys to James, 24, are living.When the twins were born to (be 44-ycar-o!d couple in Mirch, 1052 Oakley commented: \"We'd like to have an even two dozen.\" BY J.R.WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY FECM Mr EXPEKIEWOS WITH HIM, HE\u2019S A LOT OW TH' FAT-HEAP SIDE/ I THINK THAT BOSS IS A LOT ON TH' FATHEAD SIDE, TOO.' THAT THIN THE MEûAPHOWE FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger dD \">5! k-Nl» j4Mt, I», T m , | el, There was some thought here that Beria might be made the scapegoat lor policies which per milled Ihe recent uprisings against Communist rule in East German;,.Bui other opinion held thaï Be ria's fate should be considered pn manly as a dramatic incident in Soviet internal politics, The development gave new urgency to (hr Big Three talks between U.S.secretary of state .lolm Foster Dulles, acting British foreign secretary the Marque.-.s at Salisbury and French Foreign minister Georges Bidault, whose con ferences open this afternoon.One of their concerns is to an nalyze what has recently been hap pening in East Germany, what Russia\u2019s intentions are and what Ihe Western powers may he able, lo do to lake advantage of the situation.On one aspect of the Beria af fair.U.S.officials were in lu I agreement, That is that Soviet Premier Gcorgi Malenkov is acl ing decisively and ruthlessly to consolidate his power as Stalin\u2019s successor.1! was noted lhal Malenkov presented to the Communist party\u2019s central committee a report on Beria\u2019s alleged criminal activities in Ihe interest of \u201cforeign- activi-lies in ihe interest of \"foreign capilal\u201d which led to Bcria\u2019s expulsion from the party.The deposed leader also lo;I his joh as first deputy chairman of Ihe council of ministers and as minister for home affairs, the position which gave him control of the police apparatus.In Ihe party list his name followed that oi Malenkov and there, as in Ihe government, his position was considered second only In that of the premier.Speculation about possible el feels on Soviet foreign policy arose from the theory that, as Malenkov succeeds in securing his hold on Soviet power, he may take a tougher line abroad.It was also believed the references to \"foreign capital\" may be the beginning of a new propaganda campaign against the U.S A six-point plan of \u201cimmediate measures\u201d proposed by West Germany was assured of full con-sideralion.The plan is designed to wipe out East-West barriers splitting Germany and establish political freedom in ihe Eastern zone Dulles, welcoming Lord Salisbury and Bidaull lo Washington Thursday, stressed the informalily of the talks.There was no fixed agenda, hut all agree that probably more lime will be spent on the German problem than any other issue The German problem is regarded by Dulles' advisers as one requiring the most careful consideration because of the dangers of making a move which mighl work to the.advantage of the Soviet.Ameriean Tc Anaconda Bethlehem Steel .Borden\u2019s Co.Chrysler.Comm.Solvents .Cons.Edison .Douglas.Dupont General Electric .General Motors Goodyear International Papei Interna.Telephone Johns Manville Montgomerv Ward Nash Kelv V 5\u2019.Cenlral .Pepsi .Radio .Republic Steel .V.S.Rubber .Sid.Oil of N.J.Sludebakcr .U.S.Sled .Vanadium Steel ., Wool worth .1541 ,i 34:ik 5 US.53 M 72 19\u2019., 33:'s 63\u2019y 96\u2019 i 73\u2019,' 60 50 50': Ki\u2019-i 61 's 58 N 20 \u201d i 25 14 24 48-M 26': 72\u201d, 30'» 38\u2019: 381 : 44\u201d» 154 \u2019 t 34\u2019 i 51 \u201d » 531 , 19\u2019» 3V's 03': 9!C« 73 ' i (it) 50 50\u201d» HP i 61' i 39 20-» 24 « 24 48'» 26\u201d, 72': 30'» 38' i 38': 44' i 13-M\tn-s\tVnglo Ntld\t\tB'4\t8'» 26 G\t26'.A\tB.A Oil \t\t19\t19 36\t36\tBrown Company\t9\t9 4 H1 v\t*tdl2\tCan.A Dom.Sugar\t16 \u201d4\t16\u201d 4 2 tv i\t27\tConsolidated Paper\t38\t38 37\u201d,\t\tFord \"A\"\t61'»\t61 Li 39-G\t39\"»\tGreat Lakes Paper .\t164\t16'.! 10 >7\tHI B\tHome Oil\t.\t785\t \t,VN\tMinnesota A Out.\t26\t \t38 H\tLouvlcourt\t\t\t16\t 20'4\t20\u2019,\tI'n Asbestos \t\t410\t410 2014\t20'4\t\\\\ eedon .\t.\t38\t I8G\t18':\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 26\t26\tHILLSIDE\t\t \t10 B ¦>\"\tMr and Mrs Loren\tShe\trrei ind \t\u2022*1\thois, of Uiercorii, were i\t\tallers of t\\H ;\t\tMr .ind Mrs.1 Slier\tm*.\t 2T'i\t27':\tMr and Mrs time\tSt T\tItemorc.Dom Steel and Coal 124\t124 Dominion Tar .\t8'4\t84 Dom Textile \t 84\t84 Dryden\t.\t35 Gen.Dynamics .\t33'a 1 anuuis Players .\t214\t20 \u201d1 B l-\u2019oundalion Co\t12 B General Steel Wares 164\t164 Gypsum\t\t\t34\u201d, B Imperial Oil\t304\t30' 1 Imperial Tobacco\t114\tit's International Nickel 42\t42 International Paper\t50 11 Ini.Pete.\t231 - Ind.Accept\t314\t31 4 llouaid Smith\t184\t184 MacMillan \u201dB\"\t164 Massey Harris\tH4\tft' ¦ ! 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Dow Breweries .17\u201d,\tI7\u201di Nat.Steel Car .\t254 Eggs Are Five Cenls Higher At Lansdowne Today At Lansdowne Market this morning, eggs of all grades went up five, cents a dozen.Grade A large eggs were selling at 85e a dozen.Other prices remained firm and trading was good.VEGETABLE MARKET Tomatoes, local, lb.\t, .\t40c Carrots, 2 bunches .30c Celery hunch .15c Cauliflower, head .35-50c lediurg lettuce, each.18c Beets.3 bunches.25c Potatoes, new .fle Onions, 2 lbs.for.25c Parsnip, lb.J5c Siring beans, lb.40c Wax beans, lb.40c Peas, lb.30c DAIRY Butter, best creamery ., Can.Cream Cheese, lo.Canadian Cheese, lb.Grade A-large eggs .Grade A-medium .A-pullels MEAT MARKET Turkeys, lb Beet, roast, per lb.flOc-Suoi Bacon, per lb .50c Boiling beef, lb.35-55c Chickens, lb.75c Calf liver, per lb.$1.10 Cooked ham, lb.$1.10 Cottage ri .Is, lb.70c Fowl\t 58c Blood sausage, ib.35c Ham, shoulder, lb.45-55c Ham, leg.lb.62-65c 62c 55c 50c 85c 80c ' 75c 60c Norandn.67\t65\u201d, Placer Dev .33\t35 B Powell River .24\t24 Priée Bros\t3U4\t31 H Provincial Transport\t15\t15 Royalitc Oil\t15\u201d.i\t15\u201d., Sicks Breweries\t.\t24'1\t24 R Shawinigan .37':\t37': So.Canada Power\t31'-: Steel of Canada\t31\t31 Walker, G.W.\t-UP: deaths\"\" BARTER Al the home of Augu.sl ns Baricr, Bury.Qtir , on July 9.1953, Frederick Baricr, al the age of 79 years.Funeral at SI.Paul\u2019s ( hureh on July Mill at 2 30 p in., proceeded by prayers at the above residence at 2 pan.Rev.Sccord ofliciatlng.Inlor ment in Bury.Bury Funeral Home.Phone 23 r 3, CARDS of thanks \\W wish lo express oui\u2019 Nlncoio Ihankx «nr! ;»ppTC*¦ -Tl -J 5 3 C c * n C w 3?n % -r u O o \u2022 ® © SVl 1.Articles For Sale A FOND collection of old silver, chins, bras.*., etc., at low prices.Inspection welcome it anytime.Apply; Bay View Antique Shop, GeorgcvllJe Rd., 2'2 miles from Magog.DAVENPORT, gateleg table, record cabinet, book rase, end tables, table lamps, rocking rhatr, oil heater, oil drum.009 Worthington St.Phone .1-1179.CARPENTER tools, Stanley 45 plane and miter box.225 gal.fuel tank.1940 Packard wllh radio, heater.Cheap.Apply: 850 Papineau, or Phone 3-2.161.GAS stove, 3 burner and oven.Good condition.Phone: 2.6782 or Apply: 141 Frontenac, Apt.5.NEW vegetable*, Including peas and potatoes.Apply C.L.Pope, R.R, 1, Rock Forest.REFRIGERATOR 6 cu.ft,, white De Luxe Gurney stove, 2 piece chesterfield set, twin bed», all In perfect condition.Apply: 631 Vlmy, Apt.3.TWO-wheel trailer, Brig and Stratton ce', engine, miscellaneous Dodge and Plymouth parts.24 Hunttngvillc Road.Phone 2-t»797.STANDING hay, pair boat oart, express buegv, two (2) seats.G.Hartley, R R.4, Magog, Que.STARTING Thursday, balance of dresses, greatly reduced price*.Charm Ko-lorl Dress Shop, 131 Frontenac.STARTING Thursday, balance of *traw hats, greatly reduced prices, Helen Conway, 131 Frontenac.BEDROOM set, dining-room set, kitchen sol, hall runner, drapes, liquor cab-Inct, smoking cabinet.258 Moore St., Apt.2.3.Typewriters tor Sale SK!) the new .Remington Quiet-RIler\u2014 exclusive features, sensational par* formancc, $6.-15 monthly.Special student rates on rental machines.Remington Rand Ltd-, 102 Wellington St.North.Tel.2.4088.4.Property for Sale BUYING or selling, you\u2019ll do better when you consult, Charles Connors, Real Estate Broker.The broker with a large number of prospects.144 Wellington North.Tel.2-4000.Residence: 2-2562.LAKE WEMPHREMAGOG $9,500.00 CO-OPERATIVE LISTING Situation near the Hermitage Club with rights to 50 feet beach, new I wo storey and basement clapboard cottage containing five rooms (two could ho divided), bothroom and large balcony; easily winterized.Ground floor: loving-room 23 x II with open fireplace and hardwood floors, hall, dining-room 13 x 12, kitchen 12 x 11.First floor; unfinished but divided into two rooms each 23 x 11, I\u2019t\u201d softwood floor.This property commands a beautiful view of Lake Memphremagog and includes a large lot measuring 150 x 190.A GOOD income is offered by the ab-sontee owner of a modern 14-room apartment house In the North Ward.$25.000 cash will handle.Call Fred Conway 3-2874.WE CAN sell your property quickly and efficiently.Have immediate clients .List with us now.Fred Can-way 13 Wellington North.Telephone' 3-2874.RANDBORO: 2-tenement house, barn, garage, I acres land also 28 acres of land with leanto.To be sold separate-L or together.Sawyerville Birchton Road: 1121- acres, buildings, sugar place with 550 buckets, electricity, artesian well, haying all clone, 28 acres of grain, farm loan already on this property.Three miles from Sawyerville, 135 acres with farm loan.Two-tenement house in Sawyerville, also other farms and properties for sale.For sale or purchase of properties consult: Zeph.Rousseau, Sawyerville, Phono no.9.EIGHT* room house, 42 Cook shire St., East Angus.Center hall upstairs and down, could be easily divided into two 4-room apartments.Large lot at back, could be used as a building lot; private driveway.Cash price $7,000.Principals only.Apply Mrs.C.Bernier, East Angus, Que.Box 141.FOUR-room bungalow with bathroom garage and simporch attached.Lot 75 n 100 .156 vSt.Francis St.Lennox-vilte.6.Cottages tor Sale 10-ROOM cottage.5 rooms, finished, ft unfinished.Situated on Lake Mem phremagog, Geqrgeville road, near city.Price: $17,500.Apply L.Lafon, taine, 316 College Street, Magog.MODERN 7 room cottage, land 62 x 400, situated on Lake Mcmphremagog.west shore.Row boat with Johnson motor, 16 h p , $18,500.00.Apply L.Lafontaine.316 College Street.Magog.SHERBR000KE CEMENT PRODUCTS LTD.Manufacturers of Cement Pipes, Blocks ond Bricks Brampton Rd.\u2014 Tel.2-4915 7.Farms for Sale IMMEDIATE po»ie«slon.Sm«ll f*rm on Montre»l-Sherbrooke highway.Good framr hou.se.Modern convenlenr.es.Term» If de«lred.Mrs.Raymond Marshall, South Stukely, Que, IU.Horses for Sale CHESTNUT saddle marc, 4 years old.also 2 year old filly, r.aelng pro-pect».J.W.Pawley, Ayer\u2019» Cliff 3-r-ll.11.Livestock for Sale SEVEN Berkshire pigs, »lx week» old.\" Apply Roland A.Bowen, Hatley, Que.20 PIGS, 8 weeks old.Apply G.McVety, Mllby, or Phone 2-1654.11 A.Poultry for Sale 35 ROOSTERS R.I.R.3 monlh* old.Apply; Roy Smith.R.R.2, Waterville.11B.Baby Chicks BRAY PulJels.Nothing better for the good and growing mirketa.Dayold and started.August-September broil era\u2014order now.Bray Hatchery, Newington St.E., Sherbrooke, Phone 3-3739.12.To Let FOUR-room apartment, ground floor, hot, water furnace, available in Aug ust, $55 monthly.Apply 1126 Craig or 540 McManamy.THREE rooms, heated, hot water, frigidaire, for August 1st.$50 monthly.Apply at 475 Vimy, Apt.15.TWO-room heated apartment.Immediate possession.Also 3-room heated apartment, 814 Belvedere.See Hebert\u2019s, Phone 2-0874.Visit by appointment only.14.Cottages to Let FURNISHED cottages at.Little Lake screened porch, electricity, boat, safe beach for children.Dial 2-1946, Roy Cilles.CABIN, pond, boat, fishing, swimming, one-half mile from Bury.$15 weekly \u2014other rates.Arthur Olson, Bury.MIRROR LAKE, Bishopton.attractive cottage, well-furnished, electricity, running water, boat, lawn, safe beach.Phone 176, Cookshire.ON MEMPHREMAGOG, cottage near Georgeviille, from July 18 to August.1st.and from August 15 to August 29th.Phone 3-1838 or apply 1282 Prospect Street after 5:30.19.Room and Board Wanted ROOM and board wanted by gentleman in English family without children.Tel.2-9573.25.Teachers Wanted TEACHER wanted for Valcartier Intermediate School to act as Principal and teach grades 7.8 and 9.Applicants with Senior High School Leaving certificates will be considered.Apply stating salary expected to Elmer McCartney, Sec.-Treas., Valcar* tied Village, P.Q.26.Help Wanted: Male MECHANICS, first and second class for east end Montreal Ford-Monarch Dealer.Good wages, excellent working conditions.Give details, experience in writing, Box 310, Record.LARGE organization requires young man between 17-20 years having at least 10th grade and working knowledge of French, to be trained for position of insurance inspector.Write giving qualifications to P.O.Box 199, Sherbrooke.35.Business Opportunities ELEVEN-room Inn and 20 cabins, all electrically heated and with showers, excellent beds, restaurant and kitchens with modern equipment, completely licensed.Situated near nicest lake of (he Eastern Townships, on highway, special interesl site.Price: $125,000.Cash: $30,000.Apply L.La-montalne, 318 College Street, Magog.8.Cars for Sale LENNOXVILLE USED CAR REG\u2019D CASH or TERMS Opposite the Monastery LENNOXVILLE RD.A.Lamontagne, Prop.TEL.2-5402 a AUTOBUS \u201947 FORD 5 TONS 33 PASSENGERS 50 Dodge Sedan \u201950 Ford Sedan \u201950 Meteor Sedan 50 Chevrolet Sedan 49 Dodge Coupe '49 Chevrolet Sedan 49 Plymouth Coach '49 Vanguard Sedan 48\tPontiac Coupe '48 Dodge Sedan '48 Pontiac Coach '47 Chrysler Sedan '47 Chevrolet Sedan '46 Dodge Sedan 42 Austin Coach '41 Plymouth Sedan TRUCKS '49 Ford Panel 49\tJeep 4 Wheel Drive with equipment '49 Mercury Pick-up ton Open every nig^t until 10 p.m.1948 FORD D* Luxe, gond condition.Very reasonable.Tel.2-3530.1951 CHEVROLET, 2-door De Luxe, Privately owned and driven; good condition, Tel: 2-8924.28.Help Wanted: Domestic GIRL fot light housework and plain cooking in cottage on Lake Massa-wippi until Labor Day.Phone collect North Hatley, 95 r 6.HOUSEKEEPER for small family.Light house work, small home.Apply Record Box 312.COOK general or married couple wanted immediately for home in country.All modern conveniences, and good accommodations, Bedford 336.COOK, thoroughly capable wanted at nnce.Regular hours, highest wages paid.Apply Miss J.M.Colby, Main street, Stanstead.Tel.250 Rock Island.31.Situations Wanted: Male MIDDLE-AGE man, speaking and writing both languages with experience, saw-mill and woods accounting, experienced hardwood and softwood buying and selling, seeks position.Write Box No.313 Sherbrooke Daily Record, Sherbrooke, Que.32.Situations Wanted Female BOOKKEKPER, Burroughs machine, ten years experience, Apply Box 309 Record, 36.Miscellaneous FAMILY\u2019 of three going to Toronto July 18 wish transportation\u2014 extra driver.Dial 2-5657.MOVING?Storage space for furniture, one month or more, Sherbrooke Warehousing.Tel.3-5711.37.Personal HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goods).Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples, 25c.\t24 samples, $1.00.Mail order Dept.C-2, Nov Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.41.Boats and Motors JOHNSTON\u2019S 10 horse power with cruise-a-d»y lank and 16 fool rice-lake boat, practically hew, Phone 252, Coatlcook.FOR SALE The Bryant Residential property located at 450 Bowen Ave, South, corner Chalifoux, consisting of: MAIN HOUSE \u2014 \u2022> ROOMS.SUMMER KITCHEN.SHED and BARN.GARAGE.SIZE OF LOT: BOWEN FRONTAGE, 140 FEET.CHALIFOUX FRONTAGE, 200 FEET This property is very well located near schools and churches.There is one good vacant lot on Bowen and two good lots on Chalifoux, An interesting hill it in the background and the lot hat many large shade trees and shrubs.IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SOMEONE.To be seen by appointment only.Telephone Mr.Bryant, 3-3633 TIME STUDY MAN There is an opening in the Sherbrooke area for a young man with 2 to 3 years experience in Time and Motion Study.The man for this position should be below 35 yaars of age, possessing at least a High School Matriculation and be fluently bilingual.Our Time Study Department offers excellent opportunities for advancement to supervisory and administrative positions.Please write giving full particulars as to age, education, and experience to Record Box 307.All replies are retained strictly confidential.Members of our Time Study Department have been informed of this advertisement.CFCF (600 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 3.00\tJunior Telequlz 5.10 Uncle Troy 6 25 Race of the Day 5.30\tWestern Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron Show 6.30\tHews and Sports a 45 Don Camtron Show 7.30\tGlenn Miller 7.45\tMake Mine Mualr 8.00\tEddie Fisher 8.15\tThe Three Suns 3 30 Martha Lou Show 9 00 Biography In Rhythm 9.30\tShow Ca«e 10.00\tGeorge Murray 10:30 Ronnie Kemper 10.45 Big Time in Sporta 11.00\tNews 11.10\tDeegan\u2019s Diary 11.30\tTennesee Ernie 11 55 News 12.00\tTennessee Ernie 12.25 News, Gloae SATURDAY 6.00\tGord Sinclair Snow 7.00\tNews and Gord Sinclair 7.30\tNews and Gord Sinclair 8.00\tNews and Sporta 8 18 Gord Sinclair Show 9.00\tNew» 9.05\tNo School Today 9.30\tHowd.y-Doody 10.30\tCharlie Fair \u2022 11.00\tPlatter, Brains 11.30\tWhat\u2019s New 12.00\tNews 12.10\tPick the Hits 12.30\tftars Over Hollywood 1.00\tFun tor All 1.30\tNews 1.35 Personality Time 1.45\tHome and School 2.00\tNews 2.05\tFair and Warmer 3.00\tNews 3.05\tFair and Warmer 4.00\tNews 4.05\tFair and Warmer 5.00\tNews 5.20 Race of the Day 5.30\tWestern Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron Show 6.3(1 Newscast 6.45\tSports 6.50 Hit Parade 7.25 News 7.30\tTommy'Dorsey 8.00\tNews 8.05\tDancing Party 10.00\tMusic From Meadow Brook 10.30\tRonnie Kemper 11.00\tNewa and Sports 11.15\tSpin » Record 12.30\tSign Off Records Radio Guide.46, Pets for Sale SAMOYED pups from accredited country kennels.Clean, healthy.Blair Wilson, East Bolton Road, Magog.Phone 2330.PURE bred Cocker Spianels, registered and unregistered, all ages, colors and prices, also dogs hoarded.George Marshall, Waterloo, Phone 97 w 22.RICHMOND E.W.Smith, Notary, Tel.130, Saltcoa!,-, Sa$k.\u2014The need for more sheep and better wool production was stressed by W.Boucher, district agriculture representative, al a sheep-shearing demonstration here.Flock management and parasite control also were urged.8.00 5.05 5.30 5.45 6.00 6.10 6.15 6.30 6.35 7.00 7.15 7.30 7.45 8.00 8.15 8 30 9.00 9.30 10.00 11.00 11.10 11.15 12.00 6.00 6.05 6.45 7.00 7.05 7.30 7.35 8.00 8.15 8.30 8.45 900 9.05 9.30 10.30 I,\t.00 11 05 11.30 12.00 \u20192.05 12.30 1.00 1.30 1.45 2.00 2.05 .3.00 3.05 4.00 4.05 5.00 5.05 5.45 6.00 8.05 6.30 6.35 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 II.\t00 11.15 11.30 12.00 CKTS (1240 Kcs.) THIS EVENING News Riding the Rang* Hopper's Hoedowners All Coward Trio Newa Town Cri«r Twilight Tim* Sporta Politic»! Topics Singer* Trip to the Moon The Brigadiers Rhythm Rendetvour Eddie Fisher Four Knight* Canadian Symphonies Biography Showcase Fights New* Sports Pop Favorites New*, Close SATURDAY Pres* New* Party Line Sacred Heart Press New* Musical Clock Spores Round-Up Music Clock News Musical Clock Morning Devntionj Musical Clock News Music in the Morning Howdy Doody Children\u2019s Theatr* News For Children Only Musical Round-Up New* Sunshine Hour Stars Over Hollywood Fun For All Church News Musical Program News Parade of Bands News Parade of Bands News Parade of Bands New^ Riding The Rrange Blue Mountain Boys News Twilight rime Sports Twilight Ttm* Top Bands To Be Announced Musical Program, Music Hall Grace Chapel Thornton\u2019s Orch.Music From Meadow Brook Brant Inn Orch.News Pop Favorites Hit Parade News and Closing.Alabama was first explored by the Spaniard de Narvaebz in 1528.1 TENDERS WANTED For re-building the Range EF road in the Municipality of Township of Or-ford.The Council does not bind itself to accept the highest or lowest tender.All lenders must be addressed to Fernand Plante, Secretary-Treasurer of the Municipality of the Township of Orford.Stukely North.P.Q., and must he received no later than July 18, 1953, al 6 p.m.FERNAND PLANTÉ, Sec.-Treas, Stukely North.Shefford, rq.WANTED PARTIES INTERESTED IN RAISING CHINCHILLAS for our breeding farm.Very large profits can be expected.Guaranteed market for all breeding stock raised.For further information, please contact MAGOG CHINCHILLA RANCH Ayer's Cliff Road 1 mile from Magog WIKE (1490 Kcs.) THIS EVENING Curtain Call Story Time Showtime from Hollywood News Music to Dine By Evening Star Sports Fred Waring Fish and Hunting Highlights Under the Capitol Dome News Bing Sings According to the Record News Guy Lombardo Music Baseball Game Journey Into Melody Sign Off.SATURDAY'S LOG Sign On Farm Products Party Line R.F.D.Round Up News Coffee Time Checkerboard Program News Morning Special Sacred Heart Coffee Time Coffee Time Coffee Tim® Morning Devotions Homemaker Harmonie.* Spotlight on a Star In the.Woman\u2019s World News Fashion Facts Stanstead Journal Kiddie L,and News What\u2019s the Temperature'.\u2019 Best on Wax Sunset Boys Airways Bandstand Used Merchandise ELECTRIC\t$EO Cfl refrigerators95J 3Uup\t ELECTRIC WASHERS\t*19,50 up VACUUM CLEANERS\t*19.00 up WOOD & GAS STOVE\t*39 50 up RADIOS\t*12 50 up REFRIGERATORS $5eQ0 Up\t EASY TERMS R0SS-BIR0N ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke Tel, 2-1564 5:39 5:43 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 6:50 7:00 7:15 7:20 7:25 7:30 7:45 7:55 8:00 8:15 8.30 10:00 11:05 6:28 6.30 6:45 6:55 7:00 7:30 7:45 8:0(1 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:50 9:55 10:00 10.15 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:10 11:45 12:00 12:15 News 12:30 Luncheon Melodics 12:40 Daily Market Summary 12:-15 Serenade in Blue 1.00 Classified Of The Air 1:15 Sports Parade 1.35 Baseball\u2014Philadelphia at Boston 5:00 Gospel Rally 5:30 Curtain Call 5:45 Planet Man 6:00 Showtime from Hollywood 6:15 News 6:30 Music to Dine By 6:45 Sports 7:00 Fred Waring 7:15 Fish and Hunting Highlights 7:20 Under the Capitol Dome 7:25 News 7:30 Bing Sings 7:45 According to the Record 7:55 News 8:00 Guy Lombardo 8:15 Perry Como 8:30 Sammy Kaye 8:45 Lady of the Lake 8:55 News 9:00 Seamboat Jamboree\u2019 9:30 Freedom is Out Busines* 9:45 Tomorrow\u2019s News Now 10.00 Heres To Veterans 10 15 Honor Roll Of Hits 11:00 Headline News 11:05 Sign Off Jay N.White, D.Q.S, OPTOMETRIST OPTICAN 19-21 Main St.West COATICOOK Que.Phone 146 r 2 STORE TO RENT\t\t Approximately 2,000 square feet, located narking grounds.\t\tnear Sherbrooke's Heated, with large,\tattractive show\twindows.\tApply to:\t ARTHUR\tBLOUIN\tLTD.The Furniture SN.re next to the City\t\tParking Lot MEADOW ST.\tSHERBROOKE\tTEL.2-1355 CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNew* 3 05 Make Bellev* Ballroom 6.00\tNew* 6 05 Make Believe Ballroom 8.30\tNew* 6.35\tMake Bellev* Ballroom 6.45\tDenny Vaughan Show 7.00\tNews 7.05\tGold Star» 7.10 Lady of the Evening 7.15\tGland\u2019s Ca\\alcade 7.30\tCurt Massey 7.45\tSport*\u2014Frank Starr 7.50 New* and Weather 8\too Johnny Dollar 8.30\tMake Min* Music 9\t00 'Roger* of the Garette 9:30 On Stage IP 00 New* and Sport* 10.05\tProvincial Liberal Talk 10.10\tPeggy Brooks 10.15\tWalter Schuman 10.30\tNews and Sport 10.45\tGood Old Day* 11\t00 Sporta Final 11.05\tNews 11.15\tPrelude te Midnight 12.00\tNews 12.05\tAccent on Music 12\t30 News, Close SATURDAY 6.00\tNews 6.05\tYaw.' 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SHERBROOKE PAVING REG'D 800 King East Tel.2-5122 HIGHWATER Mrs.B.Barnett and children, Mrs.Lome Barnett and children, and Mrs.Cedric Bailey and children, attended the United Church Sunday School picnic, at Vale Perkins, one Saturday.Mrs.V.Hongsinger, of North Troy, Vt was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.F Aiken.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Brennan also called at the same home, RICHMOND Miss Sheila Fee and Mr Donald Hawker were guests of Mrs.A.E.Fee.Mrs.George Sanderson and Miss Marilyn Sanderson, of Capreol.Ont., are spending scierai days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth McLeod.Miss Edith McCourl and Dr.and Mrs.C.R.Boast were guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Galbraith and Miss Thelma Galbraith, in Drummondville.The Misses Ann and Ruth Denison and Laurella Mastine have left for an extended trip In the West Coast and will return by the Southern United State .Mrs.Gordon Bush was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.Stevens, at .Windsor Mills.Miss Marion Anderson has left for her home at Burnt Church, N.R.where she will spend the summer.Mrs.Ralph Cleveland and family, of Drummondville, are guests of Mr.and Mrs, William Kvdd.At a meeting of the Ruby Group, plans were made to hold a food sale on Friday, July 17, at Dyson and Armstrong\u2019s show rooms.Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Johnston were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Waterman, in Concord, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.L.C.Lemoine, of Granby, are guests of Mrs.Azilda Norris, at the Green Gable Apts.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Brown, members of the St.Francis College High School staff, have left for England and other points, where they will spend the summer.Miss Daisy MacNeill, of Montreal.was a guest of Dr.and' Mrs.C.R.Boast.Mrs.Arthur Driver is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Pari-seau, of Lennoxville.FOSTER Mrs.Bert Rhicard and Mrs.R.E.Allen were among those from here attending the induction service in Clarenceville for Rev.Fred Beale.Mr.and Mrs.Rupert Allen and daughters, of Granby, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Allen, on Sunday.Miss Joanne Allen spent a week with her grandparents and Mr.and Mrs.George Alien and family.Dr.and Mrs.H.Smart, of Inve-gordon, Scolland.are guests of their aunt, Mrs.Walter Edwards and Mr.Edwards.Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Armstrong, of Lennoxville, and Mr.Ernesl Donaway, of West Shefford, were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs.Fred Lace.Mrs.Margaret Snry and Mr.Fred Mills have returned to their home in Brainlree, Mass., after spending a month with their sister, Mrs.C.D.Johnson, and family.Mrs.Matlie Render, of Buffalo.N.Y., and Mrs.icorge Robb and Mrs.Lee Boyd, of Knowlton, were calling on Mrs.Y G.Johnson.Mr.Frank Allen, of Montreal, was the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Jesse Allen.Miss Marjorie Salisbury, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Salisbury and with them were guests at the Mc-Elroy-Hayes wedding, in Granby.Mr.and Mrs.Irvin Heckley.of South Bolton, and Mr.and Mrs.George Corbiere, of Magog, were callers of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Lace.Mç.and Mrs.Alvin Hillhouse.of Iroquois, Ont., were calling at the Johnson home.Mrs.Clarence Allen and son, Brian, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wallis, at St.Eustache, for the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Bromely, of St.Lambert, spent two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Salisbury.Mr.Jesse Allen, a relired conductor of the C.P.R., is enjoying a holiday at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Kinnear and LI'L ABNER dtLP.\u2019-VO' AH HHSMT.'T V :S TOO LATE.G S SHE'SGOSSMA STOP* DAIS'-' MAE- ] e-s MARRIED -\t- s ONI El By Al Copp SNORC.^AAlAlf WjOyTr - linp -Av VvCT* I r Str** * - ¦ ,j ¦ r» , SHORE.'.'- PO'IKJSTAXX ! .\u2014 « ) tv- TRUCK.'/ AS THARTS « 3» T A A tXXV-Al CH TRi 'CK AK; iV TAKES R-UTTMAR S TWOwEE-vS J FASTX.R Vs As S Û TTUAR \\0 TRAVELLIK1 B.N MULE'.'.'\t\\ TMAM EX'- NEVER / MULE/.r F make \\rrr W4IT.r/ : HEY.7- KIN AW NAVE A RIDE?DO NOV ENTER,, TCOCKiCE \u2022STREET.'/ SHOULDN'T HE ENTER FTOOGLE STREET?BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin Ul sw WSTH ; AVtô 6DAMU VY\\.N>\\\\\u2019 \\\\ , OCVRV ! \\ ROOM ANY SEAM'D 'SACK p OF mo AT Twim O'CLOCK MOON) SAtîAH KIMOLY m YOS\\G TUVF JO I HW\t/ .\t< -r UNLVôS.( Ç \u201e \u2022 BLONDIE ^ CH tuANl IT'S GOOD j | SOON'AS I' GET iN\"\"Xr (to GF.T THIS COAT or-w (the HOUSE i M GOING 1 \u2014 -HE OFFICE WAS ; ro JUMP IN ^__-V BOILING TODAY , A TUP OF ' COLD