Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mai 1945, lundi 28 mai 1945

[" THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEATHER Cool Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1945.Forty-Ninth Year FEÂR OPEN WARFARE LEVANTINE CRISIS World News In Brief Moscow, May 28\u2014(JP)\u2014Harry Hopkins, personal representative of President Truman, started conferences early today with Members of United States missions including Maj.-Gen.Sydney P.Spalding, Chief of the supply division.The feeling here was that there was no basis for speculation abroad on an imminent Big Three meeting.Nothing has been published here concerning a possible conference between Prime Minister Churchill, Premier Stalin and Mr.Truman.Copenhagen, May 28\u2014(Reuters)\u2014Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder, Deputy of the Allied Supreme Commander, Gen.Eisenhower, and Lady Tedder were received by King Christian and Queen Alexandrine at Amalienborg Palace today.Air Chief Marshal Tedder, on a short visit to Denmark, conferred with Maj.-Gen.Richard Dewing, Chief of the Allied Mission here.The Deputy Supreme Commander arrived at Kastrup airdrome near Copenhagen earlier in the day.Moscow, May 28.\u2014 (/P) \u2014A general clean-up of Nazi sympathizers and collaborators in Czechoslovakia was reported today in a Tass dispatch from Prague.Two C zechs were executed in the town of Tabor for informing on Czech patriots, Tass said.They were Yarowslaw Rynesh, former director of the commercial academy of Tabor, and Zdenek Krai, a former postal employee.A group of generals, including Jan Syrovy and Yaroslaw Emminger, and five other persons, including Col.Bogumil Konechny, were arrested for collaboration, the agency reported.The National Union of Czech lists expelled 47 members for collaboration and 11 editors were handed over to police.London, May 28.-\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Joseph E.Davies, in London on a special mission for President Truman, arranged today for a luncheon with Foreign Secretary Eden and U.S.Ambassador John G.Winant.The former U.S.Ambassador to Russia spent a week-end in the country with Prime Minister Churchill.Premier French Hama, Of Fired Fears Syria Charges On People Of General Clash Routing Them Out On Okinawa American Minister Strongly Urges Syrians to Exert Every Effort to Maintain Order Until Diplomatic Action in Paris Has Chance to Become Effective.Damascus, May 28.\u2014W\u2014Jamil Mardan Bey, acting- Premier of Syria, said today that Syrians Accuse French Of Force To Gain Concessions London, May 28.\u2014#)\u2014Sandbagged buildings in Damascus bristled with guns today and the population of the Syrian capital was reported in French.an mood as British and United ,\t.\t,\tj States diplomats strove to avert troops yesterday that fired uPon j 0pen conflict in the Levantine crisis, the people of Hama,\u201d north of, Volunteers were swelling the ;-r,\t___, ,\t____ ranks of the Syrian National Guard Damascus on the road to Aleppo, !an[j country\u2019s leaders were de- and he expressed fear of a \u201cgeneral\u2019manding a last-ditch fight against i clash\u201d between French and Syrians.The acting Premier issued a statement in which he said that after French forces opened fire at! French forces and calling for Allied aid to Syria and Lebanon.The crisis arose when the Syrians accused the French Government of trying to apply force to gain con to meet in Cairo this week on the crisis.In Cairo, Abdul Rahman Az-zam Bey, Secretary-General of the League, said the situation was growing worse steadily.He declared that machine-guns had been mounted on housetops, that armored cars were deployed in the public squares, and that French planes were flying low over the countryside.Beyrouth, capital of Lebanon, appeared quiet for the time being.But in the Syrian capital, police charged they had found a French order setting forth instructions for seizing Damascus.French spokesmen officially labelled the document a for- Allied Supreme Headquarter», Pari*, May 28.\u2014(fP)\u2014 Adolf Hitler, dead or alive, may be tried in absentia as a war criminal.The War Crimes Commission will have to decide whether a trial will be held, but there is a feeling in some quarters that »uch procedure will be ordered.If a trial is ordered, it probably would he on the assumption Hitler still is alive, and in that ease he would be given adequate notice to appear.New York, May 28.\u2014 Educational Conference in Ormstown Mrs.Shirley Roes and children, on May 11th and 12th.Mrs.L.D.Margaret and Douglas, of Matane, ¦ McLeod, of Bury, and Mrs.Harrison al.e, sJa7r\"lrlg ^r an indefinite time Were delegates from the Bury Com-with Mr, and Mrs.Wilfrid Raymond., munBy School for Adult Education.-I Mrs.Harrison spent the week-end in Hector Harris and the Misses ,0rmstown with her sister, Mrs.V/.Evelyn and Margaret Hams of Bryson, and Mr.Bryson, and two Famham, were guests of Mr.and days in Howick with her father, Mr.Mrs.William P.Dimick, Mr.and A' Cameron, and other relatives.Mrs.Ernest Bressette and the Mias-! Mrs- G]adys Johnson, of Lennoxes Hazel and Edna Bressetite.\t! ville, who spent a few days with her Mrs.Walter W.Phelps spent a sister- Mrs- John Dougherty, and week-end in Sherbrooks, with Mr\tMr' Dougherty,\thas returned\tto\ther Phelps, Mr.and Mrs.Gardner E,\tnursing\tduties.Phelps and Miss Joan Ann Phelps.! Miss Doris Harrison, of Sher-Mr.and Mrs.A.Guertin spent a brooke> spent the week-end with her day in Abercorn with Mr.Guertinh Parents' Mr- arid Mrs.Roy Harrison, parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.Guertin i Mn Donald McCormick spent the Mr.J.J.Savage was the guest of week-end at Lennoxville.his daughter, Mrs, Vaughan H.! Mr- and\tArthur Herring Moore, Jr., Mr.Moore and Miss Pat-\tsPent a\tclay in\tCanterbury\tvisiting ricia Joan Moore, in Montreal.\t¦^r- and\t!^,rs' F-\tG.Bennett Miss Merinda Flora Racket has Mrs- Gordon Straker and Master returned t0 her home in Verdun, Keith- of Sherbrooke, are spending after spending three weeks with her a few weeks with her parents, Mr.grandmother, Mrs.W.N.Swett.'al^ -'Irs- R°y Harrison.Mrs.Harry H.Allen, of Farnham,1 Pte' S- G.Semple, Veterans\u2019 Guard, Miss Sue Reid entertained a house ^____ party for the week-end at her par- ! Church, ents\u2019 cottage at Little Lake Magog, j\t*\t*\t* her guests including Mrs.Newton! Miss Elizabeth Odell, Evanston, Munkittriek, of Montreal, Mrs.Anno jij^ Mr.Gordon Odell, Montreal, Mr.Welsh and several 0f their girl j Arthur Odell, New Jersey, and Mr.friends.\tj and Mrs.George Porter, (the former ,,\t,\t* ,_v.\t,,\t,,\t| Miss Maybird Odell), were in Sher- Mr.and Mrs.Volney Hurley, Miss I brooke yesterday attending the last Anne Huriey Miss Doris Cilles and obsequies for their nl0ther> Mrs.Miss Helen Wilson motored to St.Henrv\t\\\tOdell Johnsbury, Vt., where they were |\t\u2018\t^\t^\t^ guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Gar-i .r T field for two days, returning home Mr?.John Comfort, Kingston Ave-to Sherbrooke on Friday night.nue\u2019 Diocesan Girls Secretary-Trea-*\t*\t*\t; surer, is leaving this afternoon for Mrs.Nelson S.Lothrop left this Quebec to attend the annual meetmorning for Montreal to attend the lrls J]\u20190 Quebec Diocesan Board National Association of Registered\te w°/n®n s ^\u201c^Hiary.eonven-j Nurses for the Province of Que- ,lnf 1.n thc £«11 of Holy Trinity Cath- ohild:-e-:> wore guos < of Mr.ami M- .etropolis G\u201dra** on Tuesday and Wednesday, i Ibrey Hatley and Mi \\\\ .1^nc> oî V eroun ar which will take place in the near\tAt the close of the S-unday\tser-i quests\tot\tieh t\t\u2022\t\u201c J of future.Tea was poured by Mrs.vice at the Universalwt Church on| ^r ai-d ri\t\u201e V d\u2019t ^ d Harold Hawse, who was seated at a May 13, a christening of much, lace-covered table upon which was interest took place when the little theJ\u2019u'1\u2019\t.i:f snending a pink and white bride\u2019s cake and son of Cpl.Stewart Reed, R.C.A.R.| ^ster Hemv a variety of fancy cookies and and Mrs.Reed, of Aylmer, received.Retime vvith ms g^nomomer, breads.Among the visitors at the the names Daniel Stewart, Rev.A.1^®-\tHodu-e \u2019 \u201cshower\u201d were Mrs.Spencer, Miss Perryf, pastor of the church, officiât-; *vus- -U1011 k * ____________________________________________________; Mrs.A.Marriott was the guest i over a week-end of her daughter, 'Mrs.E.M.Compton, in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Wilmer Inglis, of Montreal, have arrived to spend the summer here.of members and guests.Mr.Arthur Virgin is spending some time in Concord, X.H., with his sister, Miss Delia Virgin.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Parkes and Mr.and Mrs.Russell Call, of Knowl-uViuTual ' 'and ; ton, attended the High School dance.i n/r\tWoodard\tand\tlittle SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, MAY 28, Robinson And Raft Co-Starred in \u201cManpower\u201d At New Premier 1945.Many Women Depend On It BURY stitute held its regular monthly led home, after ©pending some time fortune to fall from a barn on meeting at the home of Mrs.Nelaon with Mrs.Etta Chute.\twhich he was working and suffered Brock, with the President, Mrs.T-H.Searle, presiding.The meeting was opened in the usual manner and the roll call was answered by reciting a verse from Proverbs, about women.Thirteen members responded.The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.Correspondence was read and routine business was discussed.Two new members were welcomed to the Institute.It was decided to remember a ehut-in cn her birthday and to send a shower of cards.The meeting then adjourned.Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs.Nelson Brock, assisted by her mother, Mrs.Stanley.The Institute dance was fairly well attended.Music supplied by a group from Trer.hcimville and was much enjoyed.Mrs.Bernice Fowler spent a few days in Sherbrooke with her daughter, Mrs.Price, and Mr.Price.They accompanied her home and remained for a week-end.Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs.Evelyn Skerry and family in the loss of a son and brother, who succumbed to injuries received in Europe.The food sale held in Mr.George Cogan\u2019s store, Richmond on May 12 netted the sum of $16.50 and the contributions of home cooking were very generous.Mr.and Mrs.George Taylor accompanied by Mr.Bruce Maetine, ; motored to St.Johnsbury, Vt.Mrs.T.William Armstrong spent Mr.Wilbur Williams had the mis- injuries to his face.Come across a company of women having a chit-chat and sooner or later they are almost sure to get around to the question of health and Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food.This is because women of all ages have learned to depend on Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food to help them over the trying times of their lives.The maiden growing into womanhood, the young mother before and after childbirth, the older woman experiencing the change of life\u2014all find Dr.Chase's Nerve Food just what they need to enrich the blood and build up nervous energy and to help them through these trying times with least disturbance.Headache, loss of sleep, indigestion and feelings of fatigue and depression aie avoided and they have the energy to live a full and joyous life.Ask for the new economy size bottle of Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food.The regular monthly meeting of I the Women\u2019s Institute was held in the Parish Hall, with Mrs.Brazen-all, Mrs.Morrison and Mrs.Tarrant as joint hostesses.The meeting was in charge of the President, Mrs.R, H.McRae, and was opened with the salute to the flag, the prayer for the soldiers, sailors and airmen, the Institute Creed and the Lord\u2019s Prayer.The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secretary, Mrs.Provis, and were approved.The correspondence was read, and included letteers from the County Secretary regarding the annual convention, which will be held at East Clifton, and one from Mrs.Abercronfbie, of Lennoxville, inviting the members to attend a meeting in Sherbrooke to meet Miss Christmas, who is visiting Canada from the National Federation of Women\u2019s Institutes in England, Two members paid their dues.Express on McGill\u2019s travelling books was ordered paid.Arrangements were to be made for a play to come to Bury in the near future.A paper was given by Mrs.Parsons on \u2018\u2018The Culture of the Iris.\u201d \u2018\u2018Bridge Grafting of Fruit Trees\u201d was read by -May Tarrant.The contest on guessing the names of forty different vegetables was enjoyed by all.The first prize was won by Mrs.Parsons, and Kathleen Blanchette won the second prize.A poem was read by Mrs.McRae, \u2018\u2018Flowers and Women.\u201d The roll call was answered by six memlbers, At the close of the Mr.and Mrs.H.Clark and daugh-, ter are now residing in Melbourne Edward G.Robinson \u201cgoes out in an unexpected and dramatic way talking\u201d once more in Warner Bros.\u2019 and leaves Miss Dietrich and Mr.;\t, exciting adventure film now show- \u201e\t,\t» , , , ,\t.\t\u201e\t.\t¦T1\u201d\u201d /\u2022\t.,, ,\t,\t, ,\t,, ing on the screen of the New Raft tearful but haPpy at the pl°- a Nw days with her daughter, Mrs Premier Theatre.With much acu- ture\u2019s end.\tj B.Boast, Mr.Boast and children, at men, Robinson is co-starred with The film also boasts an excellent j their home,^ near ^Richmond, George Raft and Marlene Dietrich supporting cast which includes Alan\u2019 in this rough and tumble fight-to- Hale, Frank McHugh, and others.the-finish tale of danger, friendship \u201cSmilin\u2019 Jack,\u201d daredevil hero of,\t- and a calculating siren.\t; countless illustrated newspaper fea-1\tr»f tt vwr>r» Robinson is famous for many tures, has a living counterpart in!\tBULWER screen actor Tom Brown who plays ;\t- in \u2018\u2018The Adventures of Smilin\u2019 Jack,\u2019\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Basil Prescott and the first episode of which begins Mr.Kenneth Johnston attended the today and Tuesday for 13 weeks.Blood Donors\u2019 Clinic in Sherbrooke.The added feature attraction is| Mr.and Mrs.R.Riddle and chil-\u201cFirebrands of Arizona,\u201d which has1 dren, Laura and James, of Rand-Smiley Burnette in the top role.Iboro, were guests of Mrs.Lilia things in the line of acting and death-bed speech-making is one of them.He nearly always manages to stay alive and conscious long enough to explain everything and straighten things out.He does that in \u201cManpower,\u201d too, Betts, at the home of Mr, and Mrs.meeting, refreshments were served Cuming, of Montreal, were the god- TJ\u2019 Kingsley! and Mr\u2018 and Mrs- by the hostesses, Mrs.Morrison, Mrs.parents.Those present at the chris-1 ' Mr \u2018w Laberee and Mr Braznall and Mrs.Tarrant.The June ,\t.\tT i ivirs.a.w.uaoeree ana -vu.programmée will be on \u201cPublicity,\u201d !tenlne were Mr> and Mrs- A\u2018 Leon-lRufus Shorten have received word and' is in charge of the Convener of aïd and fan'ldy> Brookibury, and that their brother, Rev.Arthur Publicity, Mrs.Provis.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.Bryant.Mrs.Harold Clout and daughter, Jean, of East Angus, spent Mother\u2019s Day week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Midwood.Mrs.J.D.Harrison and Mrs.L.D.MacLeod were sent as delegates to the Quebec Council of Community Schools, which was held in Ormstown.Miss Ann Gagnon spent a in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Irvine Cuming had their little son baptized at St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday, May 20, at four p.m., with Rev, Mr, Rowe officiating.The child received the names Leonard Irvine.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Mr.and Mrs.Frank Cuming.After- Shorten, of Harrowsmith, Ont., is wards Mr.and Mrs.Irvine Cuming seriously ill.of BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Yes, Good Night! BY EDGAR MARTIN hiOCO GOOD MIGHT ÇAfkCs., wen, m NOT \u2014i\u2014.VOOfè J'l 1 even | JAY N.WHITE, D.O.S.\" Doctor\u2014UcaJax gcienca OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN | 19-21 Main St.West COAT1COOR, QUE.Appointment: Write or Phona I46r2\t^ New Oftiee\u2014Ground Floor Salesmen Wanted For Sale Baby Chicks Alden R.Rousseau AUCTIONEER For the District of St.Francis.Farm and Town Auctions Tel.69 \u2014 EAST ANGUS.Que.SALESMEN WANTED: FART TIME EOS the duration.Establish your own business without capital investmem.Handle a guaranteed line of roof material.Thirty-nine year old reliable firm.Big demand\u2014large earnings.Merchandise sold direct to consumer \u2014 factories, mills, warehouses and farm property.Write: The American Oil & Paint Co., Cleveland 5, Ohio, U.8.A.LICENSED AUCTIONEER GERARD LAFRANCE All Kinds of Auctions Bilingual \u2014 DANVILLE, QUE.Post Office Box 46 Tel.26 - R - 2 DISTRICT OF ST.FRANCIS Licensed for City of Sherbrooke ZEPH.ROUSSEAU AUCTIONEER Bilingual Sawyerville, Phone Male Help Wanted MARRIED MAN WANTED FOR FARM work.Apply Box 164, Record.! EXPB.tilENCED MALE COOK REQUIRED as assistant chef in large hotel.Apply NatioYial Selective Service Office, 153 King St.West, Sherbrooke, Que.i Female Help Wanted MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS COOK GEN-i eral.Apply Mrs.J.M.Jenckes, 49 Dominion Avenue, rhone 392.i COOK AND housemaid, no laundry.} highest wages, to go to North Hatley.Call , j Mrs.A.W.Follitt, New Sherbrooke Hotel, ! between 4 and 6.ONE LISTER CREAM SEPARATOR, SOD lbs.capacity.Mr.Bishop, Phone SOTrlS, Knowltor.| SET of dishes, 95-PIE:ES, china.1 Bridal Rose, perfect, $75.Apply until) noon June 3rd.Mrs.Blanche Cook.R.R.1.Bury.GURNEY COMBINATION STOVE.WOOD, coal and gas.Good condition.Phone 997.! NINE-PIECE OAK DINING ROOM SET.) Apply R.L.Bishop, 148 Quebec Street.Phone 1941.PORTABLE SAW MILL NOW SAWING complete with power and saw dust conveyer.Gordon Honey, Foster.DE LAVAL MILKER, THREE UNIT.USED three seasons.Perfect working order, engine included, $500.Albert J.Beattie, R.ÏÎ.2, Sweetsburg, Que.TO BE SURE OF GETTING WHAT YOU want in chick delivery June-July order now\u2014Pullets, chicks.cockerels.Some started on hand.Bray Hatchery, 51 Depot Street.Phone 2974; Carl Bailey, Sawyerville.BOYNTON COOK AND CHAMBER MAID WANTED for Osgood House, Gookshire.Good wages.Osgood House, Cookshire.Phone 191.PING-PONG TABLE AND ACCESSORIES, baby\u2019s bassenette, baby\u2019s bathinette, baby\u2019s scale, fire place shield.Phone 3S7S after 6 p.m.SECOND HAND SINKS AND DOORS FOR sale.Apply Sam Echenberg, 196 Victoria Street.Phone 2534.M.Mrs.Florence Twombly and daughter, Mrs.George McMillan, are spending an indefinite time with their daughter and sister, Mrs.E.J.Astbury, and family.Mr.Thomas Keene is also staying at the Ast-burv home.Mr.and Mrs.E.Blake, Seth and Patricia and Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Fish were business visitors in Ayer\u2019s Cliff for a day.Miss Alice Moulton spent a day in Ayer\u2019s Cliff with her niece, Mrs.Stanley McCullough, and family, and called on other friends.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Keehle have moved into the Astbury house, recently vacated by Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Blake, who have purchased the Morse property, and have moved there.Lost and Found WANTED SECOND COOK FOR G DHLS I boarding school, good wages.Apply Box i 165, Record.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates jRUGG, Ml G N AULT AND GRUNDY, Mo-lUn&my A Walsh Building.70 Wellington Street North.Phona 1569, BART HOLTHAM, K.C., ADVOCATE, 66 Wellington Street North.Phone 73.GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, NO cooking or washing, to go to North Hatley, summer months.Apply\tH.A.Badger, 125 .Woodward Avenue.Phone 697.ONE WAniR\u2019ESS, ONE DISHWASHER.Write or telephone Knowlton Golf Club, Knowlton, FOUND.\u2014 MAN\u2019S RAIN COAT, NEAR Portland on Friday night.Owner please call S347-W or 13 Montcalm.TRUCH WHEEL \u2018\u2019FARGO\u201d WITH TIRE, general 825x20,\tQN-203730, lost on La Patrie-Sherbrooke Highway.Reward.L-O.Noel Incorporated, Sherbrooke.Rock Island & Beebe TAXI SERVICE 2 cars; 5 and 7 Passengers Fully Insured Day and Night Service J.M.KIRWIN Tel.333 \u2014 ROCK ISLAND CAMPBELL LOANS INSURED Life Insurance at no extra cost.No endorsers.Longer terms \u2014 Reduced Rr.;es.Quick, friendly service.$20.00 to $1,000.00 CAMPBELL KIN A Nil! CORPORATION LIMITED 9-A Wellington North.Room 11.Phone S6'G Sherbrooke.Que.Représentante at Magog: Etienne Gcrin, 57 Main Street.Phone 793.THE RECORD\u2019S RADIO PROGRAMME CBM - CHLT \u2014 (1240) CFCF - (600) MONDAY EVENING 1942 OLDSMOBILE CLUB SEDAN with heater and radio WILL BE SOLA) FOR ONE DOLLAR To holder of ticket drawn at Oshawa Kidmen Karpivnl, July 2$th, proceeds Milk-for-Britain Fund.Tickets \u2014 Five for $1 Mail order ticket purchaser won Kinsmen car October, 1944.Send to Oshawa Kinsmen Karnival Committee, Box 852 (\t), Oshawa.Wanted To Purchase FKIVATE PARTY WANTS USED OAR AT J once for cash.State price and year, etc-{ Box 167, Record.LYNCH A LYNCH.FACILITIES FOR LATE MODEL MOTORCYCLE, IN GOOD dealing with Income und Exeaw Profit condition.C.H.Hunting, Huntingville, Tax.San Ltf« Bailding, Sharbroo'ia.\tPhone Lenncxville, 152-J.OAGilE a DESJiAJLAiS.CS* WELLINGTON NoTth.BécfcuK>nd OfftM, Phoa.M.ROUSSEAU.HOWARD & BRADLEY.OU* Tier Bid».4 WeUin*ton South.Ptaon.727.ASHTON R.TOBIN, K.C., ROSENBLOOM Bldg., 66 Wellington North.Phone 623.Auctioneers F.A.BURTON.WATKRVim.PH.»SrX-R.14.DEMERS.LBN'VILLE TEL.R14r28.H.J.STANDISH, AYER\u2019S CLIFF.QUE L.F.DANIELS, WINDSOR MILLS.PH.8r5.A, (HARRY) GRENIER.R.R.2, COMPTON.Phone 800.ARTHUR OLSON, MEGANTIC.BOX 322.Albert Murray, Sec., Milan.Ph.60r6.A.J.LaROSE, FREUGHSBURG, MISS.Co., Que.Phone 29r4.Chartered Accountants WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUTE AND cotton bags, horse hair, etc.Sam Smith, 272a Wellington South.Phone 838, WANTED \u2014 GIRL\u2019S BICYCLE IN GOOD condition.Write P.O.Box 391, Magog.TWO SLEEVELESS OR SHORT SLEEVED | evening dresses, size 14 and 16.Apply ; Box 122, Stanstead.Livestock For Sale REGISTERED JERSEY BULL, TWO years old, and heifer, one year old.Sam Marshall, Foster, Que.EDNEY, ARMITAGE & CO., CHARTERED Accountants, 44b Wellington No.Ph.3286.P.a.ROSS ft SONS.CHARTERED Accountants.Montreal Dentist DR.J.A.LANDRY, SURGEON-DENTIST,! X-ray.100 Wellington S%.North, opposite Court House.Phone 898.\t________ | Electro-Surgical Clinic SPECIALTY: RHEUMATISM, ARTHRITIS.Neuritia.X-ray Laboratory, Diagnoeia of stomach, intestines, heart.Electro-Surgical removal of tonejQs, hemorrhoids, irarta.coma Dr.Horn.86 Court St.Phon« 8636.| Insurance ALL KINDS INSURANCE AT LOWEST cost McKe« Insurance Reg\u2019d.Tel.1I56-W.Marriage Licences MARRIAGE LICENCES.W.a BRADLEY, 0!m«r Bid».4 WtllLngLj* South.Optometrists ALBERT TRUDEAU, B.A.S.O.EYE-SIGHT Specialist.27a Wellington No.Phone 267.Open 9 to 6 every day.J.S.BRAULT.B.A.S.O., EYE-SIGHT Specialist.60 Wellington St.N\u201e Apt, 1, Phone 8462.Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETH1ER, PHONE 676, 3 GORDON ST.Electrotherapy.Urinary Disease.AUCTION SALE for Leslie Webb, Warner Avenue, East Angus, Que.Friday, June 1st, AT 12:30 P.M.Clare Jewel stove, ivory and green, Quebec heater, lot of stove pipes, breakfast set, buffet, table, four chairs, kitchen stool, 2 kitchen chairs, 2 upholstered rocking chairs, 1 wicker chair, studio couch, living room table, end table, 2 bridge lamps, fern stand, book case, Wilton rug, 9x12, large tapestry rug, congo-leum 6x9, other oil cloth, iron bed, coil springs, dresser and rustic table, large doll\u2019s c,\u2019ib, child\u2019s table and chairs, child's wagon, wicker rocking chair and rustic table, clothes horse, white chair, daybed and matress, step ladder, garden implements, lawn mower, 14\u201d, copper wash boiler, large roast pan, picnic basket and small lunch basket, lot of books, quarts and pints sealers, electric hot plate.2 burners, coal scuttle, snow shovels, lot of window blinds, brown fox neck piece, etc.Terms : Cash.A.R.ROUSSEAU, Auctioneer.East Angus, Phone 69.AUCTION SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF Alex Coutu, 8TH RANGE, ST.CLAUDE.Thursday, May 31st, SALE AT 9 A.M.LUNCH AT NOON 5 horses, To cows, 3 heifers, 2 years old, 4 heifers, 1 year old, bull, 2 years old, 6 calves, 2 double wagons, 2 rubber tired buggies, 2 sleighs, covered sleigh, double sleds, 7 ft.mowing machine, Massey Harris, and bay loader, 8 milk cans, and strainer, disc and smoothing harrows, plow, manure spreader, 5 double harnesses, 2 driving harnesses, hay fork with pullies and steel cable, forks, shovels, hoe, cedar shingles, lot cedar posts, garden fence, De Laval separator capacity 760 lbs., clippers, whiffletrees, chains, etc.Part of household furniture.No reserve.Terms : Cash.LEO DANIELS, Auctioneer.Phone 8r5, Windsor.MAURICE GINGUES Liberal Candidate for the County of Sherbrooke will speak in English over STATION CHLT TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 29th at 9.00 to 9.30 p.m.PLAN TO LISTEN IN! 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for free booklet on how to improve your land.OUR BOARDING HOUSE wilh Major Hoople THF DOOR STOP \u2022fv\t- f-ra J.R Williams k wf KE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1943.NOTRE DAME TAKE OVER SOLE LEADERSHIP OF PROVINCIAL LOOP Hot Session At Drummondville As Sherbrooke Triumphs 11-6 Dxummondville, May 28.\u2014Scenes of disorder, during and after the game, prevailed here yesterday as Sherbrooke Notre Dame uncorked a sizzling 13-hit attack to down the Drummondville Cubs by a withering 11-6 score for their third straight triumph over the locals in the still-young Provincial Baseball League season.Nipping a desperate Drummondville rally in the ninth after three runs had been scored, the Sher-brookers ran into trouble when both Pitcher Lefty Dube and Catcher Nick Malfara were expelled from the grounds after they had taken exception to Umpire Mayo Guilbault\u2019s decisions in no uncertain fashion.Malfara was the first to be thrown out and Dube followed minutes later when he took a swing at Guilbault, The outburst was a long time coming but come it did.Throughout the game, Guilbault\u2019s decisions had irked the Notre Dame men no end, as they had the previous Sunday when Guilbault decided to call the strikes from a stance taken behind the pitcher.Following the game, which Dave Lambton finished off by striking out the third game, Drummondville supporters and Sherbrooke fans and players tangled outside the gate.As the Sherbrookers piled into their cars, they were subjected to a minor hail of stones which caused some damage to one of the vehicles.As for the game itself, good baseball was in evidence, featuring strong, hitting and good fielding.Behind Lefty Dube, who had allowed but five hits up till the ninth inning, the Sherbrookers had forged into a 7-0 lead before Drummondville answered the challenge in the sixth frame.Off to a fast start, the Notre Dame men pounced on Mac Fournier\u2019s offerings in the first inning for two hits and a walk which netted two runs.Sherbrooke bats didn\u2019t start swinging again until the fourth when another two runs were shoved across the plate.In the fifth, Notre Dame brought the count to 7-0.The sixth saw the Cubs gain two runs on a two-run homer by Leo Dupont and, in the next inning, bring the score to 7-3.However, Sherbrooke opened up TRUSSES Fitted and adjusted.Satisfaction guaranteed, Gaudet Pharmacy 29 King St.W.Tel.3863 Near Bus Terminal again in the eighth and tallied two more counters and finished off in \u2019the ninth with another brace of ¦runs.| The Cubs tried desperately to stage a comeback in the last of the ninth but their bats were silenced jafter they had gained only three iruns, whicii brought the final count Jto 11-6 in Notre Dame\u2019s favor.| Chuck Malfara was the star of jthe day for Notre Dame as he bang-led out three hits, including a long ¦triple, in five appearances at the ¦plate.Chuck\u2019s hits were timely, his i clouts bringing in three of the vis-iitors\u2019 runs.| Norm Dussault, Marty Martel, Paul Lamontagne and Lefty Dube lalso wielded heavy bats for Sherbrooke, each poling out two hits.Cliff Couillard was also potent at the plate, slamming out a double in the first frame which brought home one man.Provencher, with two hits, led the .Cubs, although Dupont's homer | along the rightfield line was the clout of the day.After six innings, in which the Sherbrookers had piled up a commanding lead of 7-0, the Cubs with-[drew starting pitcher Mac Fournier, who had been touched for nine hits, .and sent in their ace hurler, Vin-Jcent Provencher, who finished off the game, giving up four hits in the three innings he worked.Red Vandal, who replaced Provencher in leftfield in the seventh, \\ gained a heavy double.Notre Dame started off in the [first when .with two out, Nick Mal-[fara drew a base on balls.Cliff Coil-ilard brought in the first run when he banged out a double to centre.Couillard came home on the next play (when Chuck Malfara1 hit a strong ; single to centre, the first of his [three clouts.j In the fourth, a single by Chuck ! Malfara, a fielder\u2019s choice on Alfie [Malfara and a single by Marty Mar-itel put two men on.A bad throw to [first by Third Baseman Claude Gen-est on Lefty Dube's grounder al-[ lowed Alfie and Marty Martel to scramble home.In the fifth, singles by Norm Dus-jsault and Nick Malfara and a sacri-jfice by Cliff Couillard put two men in scoring position and a rousing triple to rightfield by Chuck Malfara brought the two runs home.On Lamontagne's single two plays later, Chuck came home with Notre [Dame\u2019s seventh run.[ The sixth saw Drummondville [open, with Gerry Vandal drawing a [base on balls and then coming home [when Leo Dupont smashed out his deep rightfield circuit clout.The Cubs drew another run in the seventh when Dubuc, who had walked, romped home, after having stol- en a base, on Myrand\u2019s long single to right.In the eighth, Sherbrooke drew two more runs with Meunier scoring one man and Provencher walking in the other.Two more runs were added to the Sherbrooke total in the ninth on an error, a walk, a single, a wild pitch and a run-producing single by Norm Dussault.Drummondville started off their rally with Provencher gaining a single which Dubuc followed up on by clouting a one-bagger to centre.A two-bagger on the next play by Red Vandal scored Provencher and Dubuc came home on Myrand\u2019s f!y to centre.Vandal came home with the final run when Gerry Vandal, his brother, bashed out a single off Dave Lambton, who relieved Dube.Lambton, however, quelled the uprising by striking out the next man up, Leo Dupont, who had previously clouted the homer.Sherbrooke\tAB Meunier, 3b.5 Dussault, cf .\t5 N.Malfara, c .4 Couillard, 2b .4 C.Malfara, If .5 A.Malfara, lb .5 xLamontagne, rf-c .5 Martel, ss L.Dube, p .xxLambton, p xxxG.Dube, rf 8.C.S.Track Men Retain Skinner\t______7 Trophy For Another Year, Winning £$J) JQ QUEBEC WINNING STREAK Interscholastic Meet Held Here Trackmen of Bishop\u2019s College day, when Clark of Lennoxville High School carried off the honors in the tossed the 12-pound shot for a dis-! r., third annual Eastern Townships tance of 37 feet.\tv.\tC \u2014Making Interscholastic Track Meet held here l V.Ranaud of Stanstead College, hIi./,rst aPPearance in a Plessisvilie Saturday, taking the championship walked away with midget honors,\tpitcher Jean Paul Tet- for the third consecutive season, in.taking a first place in the broad re.a.Put ani er\u2018d to the four-game fact ever since the meet has been Jump by leaping 14\u2019 2\u201d, and coming Ylni?lnfî\tm U16 league-leading held in Sherbrooke under the spon- Jn second in the 50-yard dash to sorship of the Y\u2019s Men.\t: amass a total of eight points.Retaining possession of the Skin-1 The name of Gall of Drummond-ner Trophy for another year, the ! vilel was found among the top per-B.C.S.men piled up a total of 10'2 , formers of the day with brothers points during one of the most sue- c°mPetinS in both midget and junior \u2022\tT \u201e cessful meets ever held on the Par-! events, P.Gall winning honors for\t^edg.eJUt_ ?enn_^ ade Grounds.With favorable team with a first in the midget a '\t' Alfie Malfara Clouts Locals To 1-0 Win Over Commandos Quebec Verdonets, here today when he tossed the Cubs to a 3-2 victory in a contested Provincial Independent Baseball League fixture.Tetreault scattered nine safeties to the home team and fanned six in brecque, who was trying to record reather and an attendance of some 50-yard dash, a third in the midget ¦ \" T C ^\t,\t,\t.L' 3 8'0'0 persons, the success of the meet broad jump and his brother B.Gall, !, t f\t\u2022 I\t¦ \" reflected high credit on every mem-joking first in the junior broad jump ,\t, , her of the Sherbrooke Y\u2019s Men's.and,finishin2 third in tbe junior 75- UCRea dash.A brother-act also Club who in some capacity on the!yard field to insure the completion of ; brought Stanstead many points, wUh the Verdonets and was for nine hits and struck out three.With one out in the first half of Totals 41 11 13\t27 12 xReplaced N.Malfara in 9th.xxReplaeed L.Dube after 8 2-3 innings.xxxReplaced Lamontagne in SRh.some 43 individual events without a ;Bruce\taml :v[ac\tJohnston\tscoring\tthe eighth frame, Theroux singled single hitch.£»ix new records were, [honors\tin several events.\tto short centre\tand advanced to sec- established and one former record Major John Bassett, Jr., former °.nd 0R p- Bergeron s one-baser to was equalled during the day\u2019s[B.C.S.\tgraduate,\tfired the\tstarting\tright field and\tsecond-baseman Guy events, with Earl Fidler of Sher- Run\tofficialy\topen the\tday-long\tLabile chased\tTheroux across with brooke High responsible for 3 new meet, and at the conclusion of the winning marker when he singled marks.\tmany events presented the Skinner centre field.BOS almost doubled their morn-ilr?1phy rto the victorious Bishop\u2019s\u2019 _ Quebec had scored two runs in the ing lead during the afternoon, hav- CoHege team.President of the Y s sixth inning with a double by Andre 56 points when a halt was called Men\u2019 Vlc Newton, announced the Parr, a single and an error.But the - \u2018 -\tnames of the various winners at tt Drummondville Myrarid, ss .Bergeron, lb G.Vandal, 2b Dupont, cf .Genest, 3b .Bernier, rf .zzzProvencher, Dubuc, c .Fournier, p .zDeLottinville zz.R.Vandal, If zzzzDrouin .If-p for Tunch.'\"\"Sherbrooke*^ H.^and'\"®fTeL0Lthe various winners at the visiting team knotted the count in Stanstead Oollee-e mado a oHlant enc\tmeet ancl awai'ded the the next stanza with two singles, a l4T for se^m /pla^e tn the\u201d meet crests aad/ibbons to the individual two-bagger and a sacrifice.Stamte/d leading bvsome 15 noints wmners-.Prudent Newton also ex- R.Couture led the attack for at the 'noon hour\" but\tthe track\tPresseci hi.s appreciation to all\twho\tPlessisvilie with a\tdouble\tand a at he noon hour but\ttne track\thacj participated, and to all who\thad\tpintle in three trips\tto\tthe\tplate superiority of Sherbrooke told the hel d to ^ake\u2019 the meet such an PSs'.ï,le\tAB R H PO A story m the afternoon and S.ILS.[ outstanding success.Members of the Trottier lb\t5\t0 took second place with\t73 points,\tst.john-s Ambulance Brigade\thad\tR.Bergeron \"cf \"' -i I Sitanstead ending up m\tthud pos-\ta first ai(i p0St 0n the grounds,\tun-1\tr Bergeron\u2019 2b nib10\"\tder the supervision of District Of-; ^brie, If\t! 0 93\t6 27 13 mmm Jilllî Bracken -The Administrator It was John Bracken, the Administrator, who with firm hand wrote these words:\u2014 ''The right of the public to expect efficient administration of the funds it entrusts, to the management of the State.\u201d To-day, these words are embodied in \u201cThe People\u2019s Charter\u201d \u2014 that ringing challenge to the faith of Canadians in themselves and -their country, with which John Bracken accepted the leadership of a great party.As Prime Minister of Manitoba, John Bracken administered the government of that Province for more than twenty years.For more than twenty years, his phenomenal success as a far-visioned administrator won for him the lasting loyalty and support of the people.Through the long years, he retained their trust; for they knew that it was to the furtherance of their interests, their hopes and aspirations that John Bracken devoted his great administrative ability.Thus it was that in the years from 1922 to 1942 John Bracken won five, straight elections as Premier of Manitoba.Thus it came about that through raging political and economic storms, against adverse gales of opposition and through the deep dark waters of the great depression itself, it was still John Bracken who held steady the helm of government, steering a straight progressive course, firm in his principles and profoundly aware of his high office.You should know more about John Bracken, his deep earnestness, his all-embracing humanity and the almost startling simplicity and sincerity of this Lincolnesque man who has never known defeat at the polls.Listen to him as he speaks of Canada today \u2014 \u201cOur civilization is at the great crossroads of its history \u2014 a revolutionary change in our approach to social problems.We are facing a threefold task .a war to win, a peace to make enduring and a world to make more acceptable to the common man.\" And does this farmer\u2019s son, this John Bracken born in a log cabin, know what the common man wants?Listen again- The people want a national economy in which ALL can prosper.They want equitable prices \u2014 adequate rates of pay for workers.\u2019\u2019 They want \u201cto sever the bonds that tied us to scarcity in the past and release the forces that will give us abundance in the future .\u201d And \u2014finally .Had I not believed that we could succeed in this great purpose I would have stayed back home in Manitoba,\" B-5\tPublished by the Progressive Conservative Party.Ottawa.Totals zHit for Bernier in 6th.zzReplaced Provencher in 7th.zzzRelieved Fournier after 6 innings.zzzzHit for Bergeron in 9th.Score by innings: Sherbrooke .20i0 230 022\u201411 13 0 Drum\u2019ville .000 002 103\u2014 6 8 3 Summary\u2014Errors: Myrand, Bergeron, Genest; runs batted in: Couillard 3, C.Malfara.Lamontagne, Dupont 2, Myrand, Martel, Dussault, R.Vandal, Myrand, G.Vandal, Meunier; two base hits: Couilard, Genest; three base hits: C.Malfara; home run: Dupont; stolen [bases: Provencher, Meunier.Dubuc; [sacrifice: Couillard; double play; VTeunier to Couillard to A.Malfara 18th); bases on balls: off Fournier | 3, off Provencher 2, off Dube 7, off Lambton 0; left on bases: Sherbrooke 10, Drummondville 7; strike out: by Fournier 1, by Provencher 2, by Dube 3, by Lambton 1; hit by pitcher: by Provencher, Dussault; wild pitch: Fournier 2, Provencher, Dube; winning pitcher: Dube; losing pitcher: Fournier; time of game: 2:15; attendance: 2,100; umoires: most of their points in the field events.Final point standings of the eight schools represented at the meet were: Bishop\u2019s College Sohool-102; Sherbrooke High Sehool-73; Stanstead College-60; Lennoxville High ScTiool-31; Riverview High School, Drummondville-14 ; East Angus High School-9; St.Francis College High School, Richmond-4, and Ascot Consolidated School-0.Sherbrooke High School once again took individual honors, with their two top men repeating past performances to walk off with in Tetreault, p ficer J.M.Rennie, with a full staff Moreau 3b including Carroll Rediker, Rev.Bro- pinllHPr A* ther Joseph, William Hartley and p.tt>1, \u2019 f Stanley Nash.The only accident future -which marred the otherwise perfect day occurred when a small girl dashed across the track in front of a runner, both having to be treated for face and leg lacerations which did not prove extremely serious.Mild cramps and bruises suffered by the contestants also were treated by the first aid men.Crowd supervision was also aided by members of o\tu\t1\t7 2\t0\t0\t0 4\t0\t1\t6 4 12\t3 3\t0\t1\t1 4\t112 4\t0\t0\t0 3\t0\t2\t6 4\t0\t0\t2 xTheroux, cf .1\t1 L 0 Totals .34 3 9 27 13 xReplaced R.Bergeron in 7th .Quebec\tAB.R.H.PO Bernard, cf Racine, lb Parr, ss .\to .\t4 _____________^ .4 the municipal force.Jack Lenaghan\t7™^\u2019 ^.^ handled all announcements very ca-\tParent, c .4 dividual aggregates Earl Fidler,\tJr.,\tpabl-v 0VT a .loud-speaker system,\tpylori 2b.4 -\t-\t-\t\u201c\t-\t\u2019\t\u2019\taiding in keeping track ot the var-\t-Uuvai, it .4 ious\tevents.\t[Verreault,\t3b.4 Results were\tas follows:\tjLabrecque,\tp\t.3 Midget\tj zBeaupre\t.0 50-yard dash.1, Gall, Drummond- Guilbeault bases.\tat plate; Fournie]\t\t\u2022 on AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING\t\t\t \tWon\tLost\tP.C.New York\t.\t 2fl\t11\t.645 Detroit .\t\t17\t11\t.607 Chicago .\t\tIn\t13\t.5S'6 St.Louis .\t\t15\t13\t.536 Cleveland .\t\t13\t14\t.481 Boston .\t.13\t17\t.433 Washington\t.13\t18\t.419 Philadelphia\t.11\t29\t.3'55 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING\t\t\t \tWon\tLost\tP.C.New York\t\t25\t8\t.758 i Brooklyn .\t.18\t14\t.563 [ Chicago .\t\t16\t14\t.533 [ Pittsburgh\t\t16\t14\t.533 ! St.Louis .\t\t 17\t15\t.5311 Boston\t.12\t17\t,414| Cincinnati .\t\t11\t18\t.379 Philadelphia\t.10\t24\t.204 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING\t\t\t \tWon\tLost\tP.C.Montreal .\t.21\t11\t.656 Jersey City\t.13\t9\t.591 Newark .\t\t13\t13\t.509 Baltimore\t.12\t12\t.590 Syracuse .\t\t 12\t13\t.480 Toronto .\t.11\t15\t.423 Rochester .\t.10\t14\t.417 Buffalo .\t.\t9\t14\t301 captured individual Senior honors with 15 points, and was easily the star of the meet, having established three new track records.He broke his own laet year's record in two events, setting a new mark of 10.4 seconds in the HK)-yd.dash and in the 2'20 he romped home an easy winner in 23.8 seconds.To make it complete, he smashed Basicom\u2019s last year\u2019s record in the 440-yard run when he crossed the tape in 54.6 seconds.Fidler and Bascom also paced the S.H.S.team to victory in the mile, relay, taking it in 3 minutes and 51.8 seconds.Bill Bascom, who co-starred with Fidler in last year\u2019s meet, when both tied for individual intermediate honors, this year had the field to himself with Fidler stepping up into senior ranks, and walked off with intermediate honors with a total of 13 points] Bascom\u2019s long legs carried him to easy victory in both the 220-yard dash and the 440, but failed to take the 880-yard run when Hickey of B.C.S.outstepped him to cross the finish line in a magnificent last-minute spurt.Wright of S.H.S.was also a top runner, having equalled last year\u2019s record of 8.4 seconds in the junior 75-yard dash.Feature event of the afternoon, the mile run, was also taken by Sherbrooke High.\u201cShorty\u201d Jamieson displayed a last-minute spurt of speed ;79|to romp down the home stretch in 5\tcîark minutes and 23.8 seconds.He mam- - ville; 2, Renaud, Stanstead; 3, Bird, B.C.S.Time: 7 sec 35 2 0 27 ziBatted for Labrecque in 9th.High jump: 1, Hodgman, Lennox- T,,^C0.re\t'nn'?S'\t01A o :n\u201e.o r.u\u201ejjLi.\t« Plessisvilie .006 000 210'\u20143 Quebec .00 002 00:9\u20142 LEAGUE STANDING P\tW\tL Sherbrooke\t.\t6\t5\t1 Quebec .\t.\t5\t4\t1 Plessisvilie.3\t1\t2 Three Rivers ville; 2, Chaddock, Sherbrooke; 3, Crawford.Drummondville.Height: 4 ft.2 in.(new record).Broad jump: 1, Renaud, Stanstead; 2, Bird,.B.C.S.; 3, Gall, Drummondville.Distance: 14 ft.2 in.220-yard relay: B.C.S.(Neill, Bird, Rankin, Mackie) ; 2, East Angu P.C.893 .800 .338 .250 .167 (Hughes, Main, Bell/ Webb).Time:.Drummondville 32 sec.\tj Junior High jump: 1, Ross, B.C.S.; 2, Gunter, Richmond; 3, Stearns, B.C.S.Height: 4 ft.11 in.Shot put: 1, Clark, Lennoxville; 2, Stearns, B.C.S.; 3, Sopp, Stanstead.Distance: 37 feet, (new record).Broad jump: 1, Gall, Drummondville; 2, Stearns, B.C.S.; 3, Pye, Richmond.Distance: 16 ft.4 in.440-yard relay: 1, B.C.S.(Boswell,! Huggett, McMaster, Stearns); 2, Toronto, May 28.\u2014(®\u2014Along the Lennoxville (Burt, Kuehner, Clark, shedrows and in the tackrooms today LIunting); 3, Sherbrooke (Wright, the talk was of \u201cUnbeatable\u201d Utter-Baggott, Bascom).Time: 52.2 sec most, destined perhaps to become (new record).\tleading money earner among Cana- 75-yard dash: 1, Wright, Sher- dian-breds, and of Tarian, handsome brooke; 2, Stearns, B.C.S.; 3, Gall, chestnut son of Stand Pat which Drummondville.Time: 8.4 seconds chased him to a record in the 6th (record tied).\t, King\u2019s Plate at Woodbine Park.UTTERMOST SET NEW RECORD IN KING\u2019S PLATE 220-yard dash: 1, Wright, Sher-Lennoxville; 3, Stearns, B.C.S.Time: 27 seconds.Intermediate around the field and in the last 160 yards left Gundensen of Lennox- r//leLaJd\tgtansteTd.Height: 8 ft.4 in.Among the 40,000 who watched the classic there was scattered acclaim too for Fair Jester, which finished fourth behind stablemate Ut- Pole vault: Kuehner, Lennoxville; termost Saturday and might have ¦ 9- Stewart, Sherbrooke; 3, Piper, taken the $9,695 winner\u2019s share and Three Rivers, May 28.\u2014 Alfie ! Malfara\u2019s slashing single to right ; field in the eighth inning last night 1 proved disastrous to the Three Rivers Commandos here as the blow knocked in Chuck Malfara with the only run of the game as Sherbrooke Notre Dame eked out a tight 1-0 ,win in spite of brilliant pitching by Commandos\u2019 Clyde Roy.Chalking- up their second Provincial Baseball League win bf the day, having beaten the Drummondville Cubs 11-6 at Drummondville in the afternoon, the Sherbrookers nearly fell victims to the superb righthand-ed twirling of Speedfballer Clyde Roy, who drew 15 strikeouts over the 9-inning route.The win over the Commandos gave the Sherbrooke squad undisputed leadership of the league, vaulting ahead of the Quebec Verdonets who dropped their first decision of the year yesterday at Plessisvilie.Sherbrooke, who have played one more game than Quebec, are now .033 points up on the Verdonets.After seven frames of spectacular hurling, during which time he gave up only two hits, Roy breezed into the eighth inning and got the first two men out before he ran into disaster.With only one man to get out, Roy issued a free ticket to Chuck Malfara in the beginning of the Commandos downfall.With Alfie Malfara at bat, Cotnoir slipped up on one of Roy\u2019s pitches and Chuck moved to second.Then Alfie Malfara stepped into one of Roy\u2019s pitches and sent the bal' screaming into right field for a scorching single, scoring his brother, Chuck, with the winning run and ruining Roy\u2019s great effort on the mound.In their half of the eighth the Commandos were unable to score, Dave Lambton, who turned in a great game for Shenbrooke on the mound, getting the side out one-two-three.In the ninth, the Sherbrookers almost broke loose again when Norm Dussault blasted a long triple to centre.However, Nick Malfara grounded out to end the inning.Both sides had barely missed, scoring at earlier points of the game, but g\u2019ood fielding kept both squads scoreless.Alfie and Nick Malfara were outstanding, cutting two Three Rivers runners off at the plate, Landry in the fourth and Trudel in the sixth.Sherbrooke, although completely [tied up by the mastery of Roy\u2019s 15-strike-out pitching, were the better team afield, playing flawless ball, though the Commandos were charged with only one.The Commandos outhit the Sher-brookers 7-5, but six bases on balls by Roy to one by Lambton gave Notre Dame more chances to get in a scoring position than the Trif-Imians, Alfie Malfara, Notre Dame first baseman, whose single broke up the game and gave the visitors the close triumph, was the star on the Notre Dame line-up, gaining two hits in two official trips to the plate.His first hit was a long double to centre-field which Ferrand made a one-handed stab at but missed.Norman \u201cRabbit\u201d Dussault\u2019s triple, and singles by Paul Lamontagne and Gaby Meunier completed the Sherbrooke quota of hits.Gaston Trudel led the Commandos with two hits in four appearances while singles were banged out by Bill McIntyre, Hank Ferrand, Pony Landry, Jerry Cotnoir, and Roland Meunier.The game had its exciting moments in the third inning when Man- nie McIntyre, Three Rivers shortstop, and Dave Lambton, Notr* Dame hurler engaged in fistcuffs around first base.McIntyre came to bat and bunted a slow one along the first base line.Lambton tried to pick it up but Mc-! Intyre crashed into him on his way to the bag.Umpire Leo Fournier, at first, called McIntyre out for interference j but the matter didn\u2019t end there.I Lambton, claiming McIntyre had spiked him deliberately charged after the colored player and took a swing at him.It was quite doubtful for a vvhjle whether McIntyre and Lambton \u2019 would stay in the game but play was finally resumed with both men in their respective positions.Sherbrooke Meunier, 3b \tAB\tR\tH\tPO\tA \t.4\t0\t1\t1\t3 \t\t0\t1\t4\t0 \t\t0\t0\t7\t0 \t.4\t0\t0\t2\t0 f .\t.1\t1\t0\t1\t0 lb .\to\t0\to\t9\t7 rf .\to \u2022 .o\t0\ti\t1\t0 \t,.4\t0\t0\t0\t2 \t.4\t0\t0\t2\t4 .\t31\t1\t5\t27\t11 \tAB\tR\tH\tPO\tA 3b .\t.3\t0\t1\t0\tl .*\t.4\t0\t0\t7\t0 \u2022 .\u2022 \u2022\t.4\t0\t9\ti\t\u20227 SS .\t.4\t0\t0\ti\t0 , , , , ,\t.4\t0\t1\t2\t0 \t.4\t0\t1\t0\t0 .\ts .\u2022\t.3\t0\t1\t15\t9 \t.3\t0\t1\t0\t0 \t\t.3\t0\t0\t1\t2 \u2022 \u2022 .\t32\t0\t7\t27\t6 rmings:\t\t\t\t\t .009\t090\t010-\t\u20141\t5\t0 ; 009\t090\t000-\t\u20140\t7\t1 N.Malfaic Martel, ss .Lambton, p Totals .Three Rivers Benoit ,1b j Trudel, 2b .[ M.McIntyre, [ Ferrand, cf [ Landry, If j Cotnoir, c .j Meunier, rf Roy, p .Totals ., Summary\u2014-Errors: Landry; runs batter in: A.Malfara; two base hit; A.Malfara; three base hit: Dussault; stolen bases: B.McIntyre, Landry, Trudel; sacrifices; Dussault, A.Malfara; bases on balls: off Roy 6, off Lambton 1; left on bases: Sherbrooke 11, Three Rivers ti: strike out: by Roy 14, by Lambton 5; hits: off Roy 5 for 1 run in 9 innings, off Lambton 7 for 0 runs in 9 innings; wild pitch: Roy; passed ball, N.Malfara 2, Cotnoir 2; winning pitcher: Lambton; losing pitcher Roy; umpires: Gauthier at plate, Blanchette and Fournier on bases; attendance 2,100; time of game: 2:20.Minora Blades give LOW-COST SHAVING Minora outlasts ond \"outshaves\u201d ordinary double-edge blades.For honest-to-goodness economy, try the quality blade in the low-price field.Fits your double-edge razor.LADES m the mile in as many years.Junior honors were easily taken by D.Stearns, of Bishop\u2019s College School, who ran up 11 points, participating in every event of his class.Never quite making first place, Stearns displayed good form in all his tries and was more or less responsible for his team's victorious finish, pacing the 440-yard relay 50 guineas with better racing luck.220-yard dash: 1, Bascom, Sher- Fair Jester and Uttermost will ap-brooke; 2, Pitfield, B.C.S.; 3, Allen, pear next in Saturday\u2019s $3,000 Prince B.C.S.Time: 25.1 seconds.100-yard dash: 1, Ford, B.C.S.; 2, Rowley, East Angus; 3, Paulette, Sherbrooke.Time: 11.2 seconds.Discus: 1.Arnold, B.C.S.: 2, Piper, Stanstead; 3, B.Johnston, Stanstead.Distance: 89 ft.9Vi in.of Wales plate for owner-breeder Harry Hatch of Toronto, who recorded his fifth triumph in the nation\u2019s richest horse race when Uttermost conquered Tarian by two lengths in 1:58 4-5 for nine furlongs, whittling two-fifths of a sec- NOW! $100 LOAN REPAID IN 6 MONTHLY PAYMENTS COSTS ONLY 95.32 Now you can borrow 520 to 5lOOO ot new lower rates.No endorsers or bankable security needed team to a new record of 52.2 seconds.In the junior class another new record was also established Satur- Shot put: 1, Barter, Stanstead; 2, ond from the previous plate standard Black, Stanstead; 3, Arnold, B.C.S- set by Horometer in 1934.SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Distance: 33 ft.2Vi in.Broad jump: 1.Kuehner, Lennox-[ ville; 2, Ford, B.C.S.; 3, Hayes, East; [ Angus.Distance: 17 ft.9 in.[ 880-yard relay: 1, Stanstead (Bar-' ' ter, Piper, B.Johnston, MacDonald) [2.B.C.S.(Allen, Fraser, Molson,! [Pitfield): 3, East Angus (Ferguson/ I Hall, Rowley, Hayes).Time: Ï min.[ 45.4 sec.High jump: 1, Webster.B.C.S.; 2/ I Pitfield, B.C.S., and Kuehner, Len-¦ noxville, tied.Height : 5 ft.in.[ 440-yard run: 1, Bascom, Sher-' brooke; 2.Barter, Stanstead; 3, Paulette, Sherbrooke.Time; 57.1 seconds.880-yard run: 1.Hickey, B.C.S.; 2, Bascom, Sherbrooke; 3, MacDonald, Stanstead.Time: 2 minutes, 15.2 se-; conds.Senior Discus: 1, Price, B.C.S.: 2, Neill/ B.C.S.; 3, Boduch, Sherbrooke.Distance : 89 ft.2V- in.440-yard dash: Fidler, Sherbrooke/ 2, Barbeau, Stanstead; 3, Martin, Sherbrooke.Time: 54.6 seconds, (new record).Shot put: 1, Arnold, B.C.S.; 2.M.| Johnston, Stanstead; Price, B.C.S.1 Distance: 36 ft.6 in.\u201cI'm sending some pictures of those movie dancers that were here, and I\u2019ll tell her they\u2019re native girls\u2014I don\u2019t jvant her to get the idea this is a deserted islandR* YESTERDAY\u2019S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 3, Washington 1.Washington 2, Detroit 1.Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 3.Cleveland at Philadelphia, second game, postponed.Boston 7, Chicago 0.Boston 2, Chicago 1.New York 10, St.Louis 9.New York 3, St.Louis 1.All clubs played doubleheader.NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 16.'New York 4, Pittsburgh 10, New York 5.Philadelphia 2, St.Louis 0.Philadelphia 3, St.Louis 2.Chicago 6, Brooklyn 1.2nd game ; postponed.Boston 4, Cincinnati 0.Cincinnati 5, Boston 0.All clubs played doubleheader.I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 4, Toronto 1.Monoreal 3, Toronto 2.Buffalo 4, Rochester 3.Rochester 4, Buffalo 3.Jersey City at Baltimore, Both games postponed.880-yard relay: 1.Stanstead (Dean/ Spacufe at Newark\u2019 both ^ames 51.Johnston, Flanders, Barbeau); 2) i P05^0116^ B.C.S.(Cleveland, Evans, Foss, Neill).Time: 1 min.42.2 secs.High jump: 1.Foss, B.C.S.:\t2, Price, B.C.S.; 3, 51.Johnston, Stanstead.Height: 5 ft.4 in.Broad jump: Neill, B.C.S.; 2, Cleveland, B.C.S.;\t3, Brotzman, Drum- mondville.Distance; 17 ft.5 in.100-yard dash: 1, Fidler, Sher-! brooke; 2, Price, B.C.S.Time: 10.4 (new record).880-yard run: 1, 5Iartin, Sherbrooke; 2, Mitchell, B.C.S.; 3, Williams, B.C.S.Time: 2 min.13.3 sees.220-yard dash: 1, Fidler, Sher-; rooke; 2, Flanders.Stanstead; VJES, you can now get a $100 Household A Finance loan, repaid in 6 monthly payments, for only $5.32 ! 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