Sherbrooke daily record, 19 novembre 1956, lundi 19 novembre 1956

[" 1956\t\tNOVEMBER\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t\t1\t2\t3 4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10 11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24 25\t26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t THE PAPER OF THE EASTERX 'WWW\u2019SHIPS MAINLY RUNNY Mainly sunny today and Turi-day bfcominj cloudy Tuesday af-ternoon.A litte warmer.Light winds.Low tonight and high Tuesday, 24 and 40.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC MONDAY, NOYl.Mm R 19, 19S6 Sixtieth Year WILL BURY Soviet Infantry Replating Tanks KHRUSHCHEV é L Hungarian Strike Continues Western Diplomats Quit Stormy Speech At Polish Embassy Red f*< ed and gealwulatinR', the NX eat Sundny night: We \\ r I P I r \\ ( m ?jr l of :l.The first six refugees from Hungary arrived this weekend by air bearing a few meagre possessions and hope for a Left to right are Edward Fees, 25, his wife Veronica, 19, Solyom Andras, Beata Niarton, 27, her daughter Bcala, 13 months and her husband Kar- (CP) Freedom Flighf new life.38, Mrs.oly, 35.First Of 40 Hungarian Refugees Predict Struggle Will Continue MONTREAL.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 The first refugees from rebellion-torn Hungary arrived here during the weekend and vowed they would continue the fight to free their homeland from Russian domination.Six Hungarians, including a nated by a relief organization in Vienna, a shopping bag with personal effects.S3.47 in cash and a baby carriage that wheeled little Beata Martnn into Austria, made up the group's entire possessions.\u201cHungarians will keep up the baby 13 months old, stepped off struggle for liberty by any posai! airliner Sunday morning at ; sible means, both inside and out-Montreal's Dorval Airport and a side Hungary,\u201d said Solyom An few hours later asked to be tak- dras, a 38-year-old former Buda-en to church to offer a prayer of pest auto mechanic, thanks.\tMr.Andras arrived Saturday A few suitcases of clothing do- night.He was followed early to- Springhiil Miners To Get Payment Pravda Criticizes Tito's Interference MOSCOW \u2014 (d5) \u2014 Pravda has accused Yugoslavia's President Tito of showing \"tendencies to interfere in the affairs of other Communist states.A dispatch from Belgrade lo the Soviet Communist party s newspaper told the Russian people today for the first time that Tito had criticized the current Soviet line in a epoooh Nov.1 1.Fravd* says the speech \u201ccontained certain statements which both in form and essence contradict the principles of proletarian internationalism and the international solidarities of the working people.\u201d The dispatch linked Tito with \u201creactionary propaganda\u201d in explaining the causes of Stalinism.Stalin ousted Tito's Communist party from the cominform in 1948 for \u201cnationalism,\u201d but the present Soviet leaders have been trying to restore good relations between Russia and Yugoslavia.Pravda adds that Tito said that \u201cthe cult of the personality of Stalin was The product of a definite system,\u2019 \u201d The paper claims that this \u201cis precisely what reactionary propaganda\u201d is trying to do in its struggle with Marxism-Leninism.Pravda says the idea \u201cseeps through\u201d the Yugoslav press as well as Tito's speech that \u201cYugoslavia\u2019s road to socialism is the only true and even the only passible way for socialist development in almost all countries.\u201d This view \u201ccontradicts the Marust-Leninist tenet that each country can have its own method, forms and tempos of transition to socialism.\u201d Pravda failed to quote Tito's sharpest attack on Russia and the Soviet-installed regime in Hungary.He said the decision to call in Soviet troops to quell the revolt was \u201ca fatal error.\u201d Tito made virtually the same criticism of Stalinist insistence on its way to attain socialism that Pravda hur.ed at him.He indicated that the Hungarian out break would convince the StaTn-ist wing in Russia that Communist countries should be permitted for benefits to find their \u201cown road to social- | government ism.\u201d day by Mr.and Mrs Karoly Marion and their daughter Beata and Mr.and Mrs.Edward Pecs.A total of 40 Hungarians refugees are expected to arrive in Canada by next Friday.Seventeen are destined fer Montreal and the rest are scheduled to go to Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver.The weekend arrivals were greeted by representatives of the department of citizenship and immigration and the local Hungarian community.Included in welcoming group were member of Parliament Claude S.Richardson, representing the federal government, and W.A.McFaul.immigration superintendent here, Mr.McFaul said employment for the three men was assured IHarton, a mining engineer, said Soviet troops blockaded Hungary a few\u2019 minutes after he and his wife fled into Austria, pushing their child in the baby carriage.However, he said, some Soviet troops had helped the freedom fighters by supplying them with arms during the early part, of the uprising.\u201cMany of the troops wanted the revolt to succeed.They had families living in Hungary and j wanted freedom just as we did.They gave us sten guns, rifles and ammunition.\u201cWhen the Mongolian troops arrived they killed everyone in their path.Many of them didn't | even know where they.were.All they knew was they had to kill.\u201d ; In a refugee camp near Vienna.Hungarians were asked what country they wished to come j to.\u201cThere were many offers,'\u2019 : said Mrs.Veronica Pecs.\u201cBut we | town today to handle chose Canada because we thought : we would have the most freedom there.\u201d\tj Solyom left Budapest to drive | wounded to Vienna.He said he | met Soviet occupation troops along the way but they did not at-1 tempt to stop him.VIENNA \u2014\t\u2014- The Russians were reported today to be replacing their tank ¦ troops in Hungary with fresh 9 infantry divisions.But defi-DJan-t Hungarian workers con-tinned their general strike, 1 and unyielding rebel partisan | bands took to the forests.Sources in Budapest told j Austrian papers that the Rus-j sians are sending in ^9 infan-try divisions to replace the J bated Red panzers that crush-Jied the anti-Communist re* ] I volt.* When the Ruvian tanks and bombers began their campaign tw-o weks ago to crush the lightly armed rebels, Soviet strength in 1 lun gary was estimai ed at I armored and two infantry divisions.The Russians apparently hope lo achieve a double purpose in the shift to infantry.They will save on scarce fuel reeded by the armored units, and remove the main symbol of Soviet might : that, smashed Hungary's bid for freedom.Even Nep ^zabadsag.new: pa-\t.per of Soviet-imposed Premier\tJQUcUing Farewell \u2014 ceremony'll'' cTw» j Janos Radar's gm*rnment.*»'S,Currie Barrack,f Riflemen Robert Miller, 21, bids farewell it violates Hungarian pride to; jc kjs wj'e> {be former Mona Robillard, Into that evening.: He boarded the last flight of the RCAF\u2019S giant airlift 1 \u201cRapid Step,\u201d carrying members of the 1st Battalion, Queen's Own Rifles to Halifax where they will board the carrier Magnificent for Italy and policing duties in Suez.The bride, still in her wedding dress, and groom are both from Windsor, Ont.\t(CP) MOSCOW \u2014 (V) - Nikita S Khrushchev told will bury you I in the second consecutive night, the Soviet ( om-muni't pally leader delivered an anti NX rstern timdc so butei that diplomats Irom the Atlanta Alliance and Israel left the room.Khrushchev s main themes at a Polish Lin has.-v reception were I gypt and Hungary.Obviously speaking to the \\Xr«irrn diplomat* in attendance, Khrushchev said: If you don t like us, don t accept our inv itations and don\u2019t invite u* to come to see you Whethei you like it oi not, hisfory is on our side NX r will bury you.I | - JiM MONCTON \u2014®\u2014 Some 700 miners of No.4 Cumberland Coal Company mine at Springhiil, N.S., left without work following a disastrous explosion Nov.1 will receive a full week's unemployment insurance today.R.P.Hartley,.Unemployment Insurance Commission regional superintendent here, said Sunday night a special staff will be in the minin payments.Mr Hartley said such benefits are usually paid on a staggered plan with a number of claimants paid each day.However, the miners will be paid on masse with the Springhiil miners hall housing the operation.Extra UIC personnel from Moncton, Truro, New Glasgow' and Amherst will augment the Springhiil staff.Other miners from No.2 pit TORONTO.\u2014TP\u2014 A message who have worked some time from Pope Pius XII, read Sunday since the explosion but left their night to the opening session of jobs Thursday protesting lack of the Catholic social life eonfer-unemploymcnt insurance bene- ence, calls on Catholics to turn fits, will be paid on the basis of' from the \u201cmore or less adven-time worked and their allowable turous solicitations of modern earnings.\tthought\u201d to the enduring values Officials explained hat miners of Roman Catholic social tcach-who returned to w ork last Tues ing.see Soviet tanks rattling on our streets and their guns glaring at paivsers-by.\u201d The general strike, the strongest weapon remaining in the people's hands, today was still admittedly paralyzing many parts | of the countr.Gyoergy Maro-: san.minister of state in Radar's j government, in a broadcast over the Budapest radio accused \u201cWestern imperialists\u201d of trying to prolong the strike.He claimed that \u201cagitators are hampering by rumors and armed groups bv terrorist acts and \\ threats the resumption of work\u201d in mines and fachrUs.Hungarian anger mounted at (he reports of continuing mass i deportations of rebels by the Soviet conquerors to Russia or to concentration tamps in re-, mote parts of Hungary.P.udapest Radio, which a ted depodatiom?lart ! changed its fiyve during Weekend.It claimed that mors of déportât ons, spread The counter-revolutionaries, without foundation; not single person has been deported to the Soviet Union.\u201d Later the radio said \u201ccounter-1 revolutionary elements and terrorists\u201d had been rounded up and were being held \u201csomewhere in the country.\u201d MammarsSqold Mum On Nasser Meeting; Move To Clear Canal LONDON skjold flew back lo New Nations General Asst mb!-Fyypthn officials on tjuarc East.\tHe promi;\tire] to\tbc-tn\tfit\tops immed mit-\tarrival to arri-n\tkc.UN\thelp in\tr\tcopening ll ée k,\tCanal \u2014 a ri:\tnntic S'\tolvpve j\tO r\tj expected the\tsix months.\t\t\t\t \u201cru-\tBefore leaving\tCairo\tSunday, \u2022\t\thioh now h; l by\tHammarskjold .«\tid the\tEg.vp-\twi\t are\t\t\t\tm\ten standing 1 one\ttian government\thad as\tked for\tCi\t;nal Zone, ar Today's Chuckle The fellow was a good prospect av a son-in-law, so Falher w as trying to help things along.\u201cThe young man who gets MY daughter will gel a prize,\u201d boasted the proud parent.The fellow looked at him seriously for a moment: \u201cMay I see it?\u201d assistance to clear the waterw: and that he had agreed in principle.lie doc:'inert to discuss other matters taken up with President Nasser Before making bis report to the Assembly.Nasser\u2019s chief political aide.Wing Cmdr.Ah Sabry, said in an interview that F.'vpt would clear the canal with UN help.The Egyptians have already protested Brilish clear; nee operations under way at the north end of the canal as a rtchition of Egyptien sovcreigply and of the cease fire.Hammarskjold talked with Nasser and other Egyptian leaders for three days about the duties of the new UN police force, Conference Gels Popes Message day would be ineligible if they earned more than $43.during the week.If they earned less, they would be eligible for very small benefits.The message «aid the labor department was unable to pay benefits for a waiting perk'd in this case and directed any requests from the federal to municipal and j provincial authorities.The message, read to 400 delegates by James Cardinal McGui-gan.archbishop of Toronto, emphasized the importance of the teaching of social doctrine in the Roman Catholic Church and said it has precise applications to present world social and economic problems.Social training must bo considered an integral part of the education of Christian youth, it said.Training of a social conscience in social matters was a three-way responsibility of the church, family and civic groups.It had to extend to ail age groups, and every social and professional level.There were too many young persons today whose ambition was limited to their \u201clittle world of personal comforts.\u201d They should set un noble and disinterested aims for themselves.\u201cThere is no magical virtue which will transform ideals into reality, except a firm will and the total exploitation of one's forces.Moral goods are not received from others as a gift, like a legacy, but they must be won by personal efforts.\u201d Most Rev.Francis Carroll, bish- op of Calgary, said religious thought must play a greater part oi day-to-day life to counter the pagan secularism prevailing everywhere.The church could not live the life which Christ gave it unless its members were actively interested in the needs and problems of humanity.\u201cBy teaching and more teaching we will raise a new generation of \"Catholics trained in the ways of social virtues who will create a Christian social order.\u201d After officiating at ;t solemn Pontifical High Mass to open the conference, Cardinal McGuigan said teaching Catholic social doctrine is the essential work of Catholic Action in these crucial times.'jrrrelary-General Dap I lainmar-N oil; today to tell the United \u2022 lue i emits of his talks with in : the eeafic-firc in the Middle lately after his k- blocked Sue/ to take at lca-:t more than 500 at a base in the other details of the cease-fire the General Assembly ordered 11 days ago between the Egyptians and British, French end Israeli troops, 3 here was nn indication after the talks that the Egyptians had modified Hier demand for speedy withdrawal of ail foreign troops and stationing of the UN forces only at (joints on the old 1948 armistice line between Eg;, pf and Israel.Sabry said Egypt expects the withdrawal to begin during the coming week if possible, without waiting for the EN troops to take over.Canada s role in the UN force remains in doubt.In Toronto, the Globe and Mail says in a dispatch from UN headquarters that Canada had been persuaded, because of pressure on the UN by Nasser, to substitute an administrative group for its infantry contribution.One of the British French conditions in agreeing to the ceasefire v.ax (hat the UN force should he competent to \u201csecure and supervise\" r< opening of the canal.They have made clear that they expect the UN troops to take over occupation of the canal when they pull their own forces out.The British and French troops hold the northern third of the waterway.Foreign Minister Christian Pineau of France indicated he thought the Egyptian appeal for UN assistance meant that the UN troops would he stationed in the ( anal Zone, despite persistent Egyptian denials.Continued On Page Five the Western envoys, inchid ing United Slates Ambassador Charles Bolden, retired to an out ei room where one said \"the at tnosphere is much more pleas ant \u201d They returned to the hall where the Poles were toasting a ju«t-sirned Moscow Warsaw, joint declaration after Rhrush eitev finished speaking The night before, Khrushchev had denounced \u201cFascist gangs\" in Hungary and ''imperialists and their puppets\u201d in the Egyptian war during a Kremlin reception for the Poles On (hat occasion the Western diplomats stalked out and did not ret uni Sunday night\u2019s party followed agreement on a joint Polish Russian statement which some Poles consider a virtual declaration of independence although Poland remains firmly within the Mos cow led alliance Khrushchev began calmly \u201cWe arc Bolsheviks.We slick firmly to the Lenin precept don\u2019t he stubborn if you see you are wrong, but don't give in if you .a i; right,\u201d lie laid the Conni/nnist conn tries can find solutions to all their problems on the basis of mulual understanding and equal.ity.But then, seemingly directing his remarks al the Western dip lomats, he said \u201cWe say this not only for the Socialist slates who are more akin to us Wo Inse ourselves on the idea that we must peacefully coexist About the capitalist \u2018dales it doesn\u201d depend on you vUioUht or not we exist.\" Khrushchev thin announced (hat history wa on the ('omniums'\"' sole and that \u201cwe will bury you \u201d Ollier llussi.ui leaders burst inlo applause.Oa Hungary, Khrushchev said: \u201cWe are very sorry that such a sitmdion ext.' there.We are ure that Hie Hungarian working class will find the strength lo overcome Hie difficulties Bid the mod important thing is that the counter revolution must be .shattered\u201d \"Of E\u201dpi: \u201cThe Western powers are Irving to denigr it.e Nasser, .the situation is serious and we are realists.The fire must be put out.I think Hie British and French will be wise enough to withdraw (he r force, and Him Egypt will emerge stronger than ever.\" Again referring lo the West, Khrushchev said Canadians Won t Send U.N.Force Bulletin UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.\u2014 CP.\u2014 A spokesman for the Canadian United Nations delegation .¦aid today that because of Egyptian objections a Canadian infanrty battalion v/ill not be sent lo the Middle East immediately lo join the UN peace force.Instead, housekeeping and administrative unBs will go.The 1st Battal i o n, Queen\u2019s Own Rifles, had been designated the chief unit of Canada\u2019s contribution to the UN force, and has been in Halifax waiting to sail aboard the aircraft carrier Magnificent.The Spokesman said the Egyptians objected to the Queen\u2019s Own Rifles because their name implied the British Imperial tradition.\u201cYou .«ity we want war, hut you mm have pul yourselves into a position 1 would cull idiotic .\"Bui we don i want to profit b> it If you withdraw your troops from Germany.France and Britain I'm speaking of American troops we will not stay one day in Poland.Hungary and Romania \"Bui wo mister capitalists, we are beginning to understand vo'ir methods.You have given us a lesson in Egypt If we had s quarter id our presonl friend ships for the Poles, t'/.echs and Slovaks before the war.(Second World War) the war would nev er have started Russians And Poles Sign Pact MOSCOW O' live Communist leader* of the Soviet Union and Poland have signed a declaration of \u2018 indestructible union and fraternal friendship\u2019 but have agreed that Russian Iroop*.\"limited in strength and movement, should stay iiii Poland Russia a I mi offered promises to help in meeting Poland's economic crisis.Result» of the talks weie summed up in a communique i \u201cSued before the departure for Warsaw Sunday night of the new Polish Communist party chief, Wladyslaw Gom ikla.Premier Josef Cyrankie wicz and ifieir delegation of official!, and experts.The agreement was signed bv Gomulka and Cyrankicwicz, unit Premier Bulganin and the Soviet (,'nmmunihl parly chief, Niktla Khrushchev.Gomulk.i, who had led the move for Polish freedom from Moscow's domination, said at a reception following the signing \u201cWe (Mine here with fears that the leaders of the Soviet Union would not evaluate fully and correctly the changes which are taking place in our country \"We can say with joy that our fears were not confirmed by lh05 RYAN EKBERG STEIGER BACK FROM ETERNITY 1 -Added Hit- Tab Hunter anx Natalie Wood That \u2018Battle Cry\u2019 guy!\tThat \u2018Rebel Without a Cause\u2019 girl! 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Mrs.Frank Jenne Addresses H.And S 30th Anniversary Meeiing Al Sullon SUTTON.\u2014 The thirtieth an- and lunch was served by a com-niversary of the Sutton Home mittee of the mothers of Grade i and School Association was the pupils, occasion for an interesting meet-\tGENERAL NOTES mg at which the past presidents Mr.George Shepard, who is a were honored and all present patient in the B.M.P.M.Hospital had the privilege of hearing as in Sweetsburg, is reported to be their guest speaker, Mrs.Frank making good progress.Jenne, of Newport, Vt., a former Mr.Edgar Harper is spending! IPH0NG BwAmI *nd giut a -few facte about yourself 3- MIK OUTvf the cash confident you made a wise choice, m coming to Benefuuaf.iX COMitH to meet | the Bena^icLat man who likes to sayycsr GET A /-TRIP LOAN AT ANY Bénéficiai Of FtCf Loans $50 to $1000 or moro on Signature, Furniture or Auto - NEW NAME! - Personal Finance Co.Is now called BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.Only the name has been changed! BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.OS CANADA I (ÔkMIttV PI R'.ONAl IINANCi CO, BENEFICIAL! ; LOANS teacher at Sutton High School and the first president of the Sutton Home and School Associa-tion.The meeting opened with a some time with his daughter, Miss Dorothy Harper, at her | home in Cornwall.Mr.and Mrs.Clare Wilson and little daughter Greta, of Mont- 3 convenient offices\u2014which is nearest you?SHERBROOKE \u2014 King & Wellington Sts.Continental Bldg.LO 2-2631 THETFORD MINES \u2014 264 Notre Dame Street, North.FEderal 5-9129 VICTORIAVILLE \u2014 43 Notre Dame St., E., Peroli Bldg.PL 2-1558 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT \u2014 PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS travelogue film which proved to real West, were week-end guests be a very interesting and color-: of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Wilson, ful description of life on the Mr.Glenn Hawley of McGill Amazon River.The president, | University, was at home for a Mrs.George Dyer, took the chair week-end.and Mrs.Winston Dyer read the\t-\u2014\u2014 , 9 00 Headline News 9.05\tSandman\u2019# Matinee 10.00 Headline News i 10.05 Just Good Music j 11.00 Final New* Sign Off 4.00\tTown and Country Time 4.30\tThis and That with Music 4.55 Headline News 5.00\tSupper Club 6.00\tHeadline Newa 6.05\tSupper Club 6.45 Sports Review 700 Vermont at seven 7 15 Let's Go to Town 7.30\tPassport to Day dreams 8.00\tHeadline News 8.05\tSandman's Matinee 9 00 Headline News 9.05\tSandman\u2019s Matinee 10.00\tNews 10.05 Just good music 11.00\tFinal News 11.10 .Sign Off .1 kfi : m 5 00 News.West.Swing 6.00\tNews -nd Current and Choice 9.30\tit Happened Today 9 40 Sf arts.(Mrrent & 7.00\tNews A Sam Bteheverry Choice 7.30\tCisco Kid CFCF (600 Kcs) THIS EVENING 8.00 News, Sports i 8.05 Assignment ! 8.30 Mike Malloy ^ 8.55 News & Sports 9.00\tJaza Unlimited 9.30 Bob Farnon j\tOrchestra 10.00\tNews & Steve\u2019s Place 10.30 News 4 Sports 10.50 Steve\u2019s Place 11.00 News, Sportsreel 12.DO News St Steve\u2019s Place 1.00 News & Steve\u2019s Place 1.30 News St Sign OB, Round WHITE HORSE SCOTCH WHISKY Distilled.Mended and bottled in Scotland W.376j 5.30 6.00 6.31» 7 00 7 30 7 45 8.00 8.30 9.00 9-10 9 15 9 45 10.00 10.15 10.45 11.15 11.45 12.UU THE M USICA L KEYBOARDS i t i.Sk STARTING TONIGHT at the FLAMINGO CABARET HOTEL WELLENGTON Country S.yla Cord Sinclair News, G.Sinclair News G Sinclair News & G.Sinclair Sports.G.Sinclair News, G Sinclair News.G Sinclair News, and Name to Remember Starbook Breaxfaat Club For the Ladies Newa, Show Bit.Morning Matinee Good Neighbor Scrapbook Lunch Date News, Town and Country 12.30 3.00 4.00 4.45 D.OU 6.00 6.30 K 4M 7.00 TUESDAY News, anu Melodv Parade Newa Town Crier Today\u2019s Hits Showcase News, visit from Studio \u201cA\u201d News & Merry-Go Round News St Merrv-Go- Round It ould Be You News, West.Swing News.Current and Choice It Happened Today Sports Current News & Etcheverry 7.30 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 | 10.00 I 10.05 I 10.30 j 11.00 j 11.20 12.00 ; uoo i.;o Show Cisco Kid Assignment Murder & Mr Chase Concert Hall Deadline for Danger News and Weather Steve's Place Fighting Words News and Sportsreel Steve's Place News St Steve\u2019s Place Newa, and Steve\u2019# News, Closing Ansco, Voightlander 8» Lordomat CAMERAS \u2014 MOVIE CAMERAS for sala; to rant \u2014 STUDIO 3RETON 28 Alexander St.LO 9-2662 CALI S MILLS\u2014 Mr.Harhld Crittenden has accepted a position with the Amherst Dairy, Montreal.Mrs.Archie Ladd spent a few ; days in Knovvlton, at the home of ' Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Ladd.DANCE EVERY NIGHT at the BLOUIN HOTELS WELLINGTON HOTEL FLAMINGO CABARET\tORCHESTRA HAL CASE and his Darts LASALLE HOTEL\tORCHESTRA BALLERINA LOUNGE\t\"The Wilcher Trio\" NORMANDIE HOTEL\tORCHESTRA MOULIN ROUGE\tThe BACHELORS\" QUEEN'S HOTEL\tORCHESTRA COCKTAIL LOUNGE\tTRIO REVI\" LITTLE LAKE MAGOG MANOIR DU LAC Music by en Orchestre Every Seturday Night.minutes and the correspondence.It was reported by the committee that $140 had been collected for UNICEF by the school children on Hallowe\u2019en night.A short discussion took place regarding the drawing up of a new set of revised by-laws for the Association.The matter was finally left in the hands of the pres-ident, who, acting upon suggestions from the executive will choose a committee to draw up same, The Association decided to pur-chase a wreath to be laid at the Cenolaph on Remembrance Day.Mrs.Cecil Carr gave a complete report of the recent \u201cBook Fair\u2019\u2019 and stated that she and her committee considered it to have been entirely successful and that || the preliminary objective of 200 new and suitable books for the school library had been more than reached, with no expense to the Association.A surplus of about $60 would be used to purchase additional books suitable for children in the primary ; grades.Mrs.Carr thanked all those who had worked towards] making the fair a success, with special thanks to Miss N.Smythe, Mrs.Alton Greeley and Mr.Ivan Bowden.On behalf of the Association, Mrs.Arnold Thompson expressed sincere appreciation to : Mrs.Carr and her committee for their efforts.A special invitation to attend the meeting had been previously extended to all past presidents and all present were called to the front of the auditorium to receive recognition from the mem- : bers, 15 past presidents answer- ! ed the roll.A brief silence was i observed in respect for two who I are deceased.Mrs.A.Thompson, | who in the past faithfully held I the office of secretary for seven years was also honored.Mr.Cedric Douglas, who was principal of the school at the time Mrs.Jenne was a teacher here then expressed his pleasure ; in introducing her as the guest speaker of the evening.She ! spoke of her delight in the new high school building and the pro-gross that had been made educa-1 tionally.She then spoke in a reminiscent manner about the early days of Home and School in Sutton and reminded the parents that home was where the groundwork was laid for the children's success in life and that wc must give our full co-operation to the teacher, even at the sacrifice of our own pleasures.She also laid stress on the importance of good reading habits and the ability of a child to learn to think for himself.She was thanked by Mrs.Thompson.The president asked the members to co-operate in trying to interest more parents in attending the meetings, for while the attendance is fair, considering the large enrollment in school, it is still not a fair representation of i parents.A social period was enjoyed EAST PINNACLE\u2014 Friends of Mrs.L.Goodhue will be sorry to hear she has been quite ill.Mr.N.Powers of St.Albans, Vt., has been a guest at the home of Mr.and Ms.Charles Barber.ITCH STOPPED IN A JIFFY or monmy back Very ftm use of soothing, cooling liquid D.D.D.Prescription positively relieve» raw red itch\u2014caused by eczema, rashea.« alp irritation, chafing\u2014other itch trou bles.Greaseles», «tainless.trial bottle must satisfy or money back.Don t suffer.As* rtMt/ druggist for D.0.0.PBESCRIPTICUL eJtasty home baking] Christmas Fruit Cakes ^ i?Mince Pies.Shortbread ft Calll Mrs.Speller\t^ £ LO.2-8454 Lpree Delivery in Sherbrooke,^ ;*.**>« \u2022»*»««« I LOANS i 3 convenient offices\u2014which is nearest you?SHERBROOKE \u2014 King & Wellington Sts.Continental Bldg.L0 2-2631 THETFORD MINES \u2014284 Notre Dame Street, North.FEderal 5-9129 VICTORIAVILLE \u2014 43 Notre Dame St., E\u201e Peroli Bldg.PL 2-4558 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT\u2014PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS LATEST REPORT A»k your lnv«ctm«nl Dtiler for the Latest Report and Prospectât of CALVIN BULLOCK lid.Ave., were Mr.and Mrs.John Mullen and son John, of Portland, Me., Mr.Hebert Wheeler, of Calgary, Alta., Mr.R.Proulx, of Beaconsfield, Mr.and Mrs.Ellsworth Wheeler and family, of Montreal, Mrs.E.J.Hebert, Mrs.Muriel Cavins and twin daughters, Janet and Janie, of Westbrook, Me., Mr.and Mrs.Ben Hebert also of Westbrook, Me.Mr.Omer Malletc, who is undergoing treatment at the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital, Montreal, spent the week-end with his family.Mr.John Manning, of Montreal, spent a few days with his parents, Dr.C, E.Manning and Mrs.Manning.Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Stevens, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Levi Stevens, of Windsor Mills, and Mrs.Fred Marchand, were in Danville to attend the funeral of Mr.Oscar Philbrick.Miss Marion Pope, student nurse at the Sherbrooke Hospital, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.U j Pope.Mr.Gerry Fuller, of the C.N.R., office staff, Montreal, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Fuller.Mr.Charles Mason, of Toron- ; to, Mrs.Gerald Mills, of Freel- ! ton, Ont., Mr.Joe Mason, of Kingston, Ont., were called here by the death of their brother, Mr.E.Arthur Mason, of Vancouver, B.C., and whose body was brought to Richmond on Sunday for service and burial.Mrs.D.C.Whatley, of Sherbrooke, Miss Irene Wallace, of Montreal, Mr.Robert Mason of Montreal and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Mason of Sherbrooke were in town for the funeral.SOUTH DURHAM- Mr.Edwin Armstrong is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Wright Gibson to be nepr Mrs.Armstrong, who is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Rev.Mr.Clevemont, i Martin, of Ulverton and Mr.and Mrs.Quincy Richmond, who were in Sherbrooke to visit Mrs.Armstrong, were also guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gibson.Mr.and Mrs.Quincy Richmond were accompanied to Montreal by Mr.and Mrs.R.Doyon, where Mr.Richmond underwent a medical examination at St.Luke\u2019s Hospital.They also visited Mrs.Gordon Richmond in St.Lambert.LOWER WINDSOR\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.J.C.McGee and family, of Huntingdon, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.McGee and family.Mrs.J.Dunlavey and children, J of Spooner Pond, were recent guests of her father, Mr.P.Cleary and sister, Miss A.Cleary Wallace Gilpin Veteran Vermont Publisher, Dies BARTON, Vt.(Special) Wallace H.Gilpin, one of Ver mom's oldest active newspaper editors and co-publisher of the Newport Daily Express, died at the Newport Hospital Friday afternoon following an opera lion.Born in Westfield Vt., on Nov ! 19th, 1883, he was the s, i of j William B.Gilpin, and ll.trriet | Farman Gilpin.He was educated in Westfield at the Barton Academy and at Montpelier Seminary.In 1900 he went into the pruil mg business and four years later bought the Orleans County Monitor in Barton and later became associated with the magazine \u201cVermont Life \u201d On Sept.27lh, 1954, more than 200 people from all parts of Vermont attended a testimonial dinner held at Barton to com memorate Mr.Gilpin's 50 years in the publishing business.Since 1930 he had been o> publisher with Franz A.Hunt.] his business associate since 190(1 j ! of the Newport Daily Express.] Mr.Gilpin has served Vermont in several capacities.A good writer on local and Ver j mont affairs, he was also a very good speaker.He was elected to the State Senate in 1927 and 1929 to rc-I present Orleans county.He also served a term as Barton's representative to the General Assembly as well as serving on several state commissions.Mr.Gilpin was the founder and first president of the North-Eastern Vermont Development Association.A Mason for over 50 years, he was a member of the Orleans Masonic Lodge, F.A.M., Keystone Chapter, It A M,; a member of the Orleans Council of Royal ami Select Masters and Malta Com.mandry of the Knights Templar.For 45 years he was a member of the Crystal Lake Grange, being the oldest member.Mr.Gilpin is survived hy his widow, (he former Lenore Parker, of Derby Line, Vt.; two dan- j ghters, Mrs.Frank Shadbourno, Ruth, of Ipswich, Mass., and Mrs.j Arthur Long, Esther, of Morro j Beach, Cal.; three grandchildren, two sisters, one brother, and two! greal grandchildren.Mr.Gilpin had been previously married to the former Laura Gay, of Orleans in 1906, who ! predeceased him April 22, 1942.j The funeral is being held this I afternoon with the Rev.Leon Oliver presiding assisted hy Theodore Griggs.The interment will be held at the Wellcome O, Brown Cemetery in Barton.It has been asked that no flower» be sent, but contributions may be made to Mrs.Gilpin for the Broadview General Hosplta 110 1144 34 60 464 74 43 124 n 444 304 29 33 B 254 134 B 314 304 194 214 40 124 49 4 B ' 65 154 B 20 \u2022 | 544 ! 11 98 41411: 24411 38 B 30 04 .624 104 174 It 3.7 H 20411 ! 554- ! 44 4 : 59 4 ] 20411 104 1 73 83'a NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Previous Close ll a m Amer.Telephone Anaconda .Bethlehem Steel Borden's Co.Chrysler Conun.Solvents Cons.Edison .,.Douglas .Dupont General Electric General Motors 11 Dominion Stores\t404 Dominion Tar ., .\t124 Horn Textile\t84 Gen.Dynamics .\t50 H, B.Mining\t894 Famous Players 16 Foundation Co.,,\t204 Gypsum\t.\t27 Imperial Oil .\t544 Imp.Tobacco .\t114 Int.Nickel .,,\t98 lilt.Paper .105 Int.Pete.41 Ind.Accept.\t25 Howard Smith .\t38 MacMillan 'TV .,.\t30 Massey Him is , .\t64 MeColl Frontenac 62't Molson\t214 Mont.Locomotive Hi H.Morgan\t20 Dow Breweries .\t35 Nat.Steel Car .\t264 Noranda\t 55*4 Placer Dev.II 4 Price Bros., .,\t594 Prov.Transport .\t124 Quebec Power .\t264 Itoyunlite Oil .164 St.Law.t'orp.\t74 Shawinigan\t84 So.Canada Power 804 Steel of Canada 69 Triad Oil .\t.8.35 Walker G \\V.\t.\t644 Zellers\t.\t23 Pineau Says Volunteers Mean War NEW YORK