Sherbrooke daily record, 27 octobre 1949, Section 1

[" f 1949\t\tOCTOBER\t\t\t1949 8\tM\tT\tw\tT\tF S 1 7\t« \u2022J\t3\t4\t5\t6\t 9\t10\tn\t12\t1.1\t14 15 16\t17\t16\t1»\t30\t21 22 23\t24\t25\t26\t27\t2S 29 30\t31\t\t\t\t Established 1897.cbcookeDaUiiBecocd PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN WWW'S HI PS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1949.' WEATHER SUNNY Sunny today amt Friday, \\Yuml aouthwsst 1ft «xcset liarht »< niïlu.Low tonight and high Friday at Sher.hrooka ,1S and 55.Temperature» yeaterday: Maximum 61, minimum t'K.\\ year ago: Maximum 64, minimum 25.Fifty-Third Year World News In Brief Winnipeg, Oct.27\u2014(CP)\u2014 Nominations for Manitoba's Nov.10 provincial election close today at 1 p.m.CST.The indication was that at least a dozen government supporters would receive acclamations.An unofficial count last night showed loti candidates in the field, with Premier Douglas U Campbell\u2019s coalition supported by 65.Seventeen ridings had only one candidate\u2014 a coalition candidate in each case.Among those unopposed was Mr.Campbell.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Vancouver, Oct.27\u2014(OP) \u2014Five convictecd dope distributors are to be sentenced today for their part In a Canada-wide narcotics ring that operated in cloak-and-dagger secrecy but with the organization methods of a big business firm.Their conviction yesterday climaxed months of investigation by R.C.M.P., including days of eavesdropping on the smugglers\u2019 plans from an adjoining hotel room.Five others of the accused were acquitted.\u2022 * \u2022 New Delhi, Oct.27\u2014CP)\u2014 The Indian home ministry announced today that N.V.Godse and Narayan Apte will be hanged Nov.15 for the assassination of Mohandas Gan-hi in January,\t1948.\tGodse, who shot Gandhi, and Apte were convicted of the assassination conspiracy and sentenced to death last February.« * \u2022 London, Oct.27\u2014(P)\u2014London's temperature dropped to 33 today\u2014the coldest weather since early last spring.Cooking, heating and lighting in\tmany\tareas\twere hampered by the first powrer cuts of the season.* *\t\u2022 Baden-Baden, Germany, Oct.27\u2014 ÇP) \u2014F i e 1 d Marshal Friedrich von Paulis, wartime German commander, will be released from a Russian prison camp within two months, his family said yesterday.4»\t*\t» Wilmington, Del., Oct.27-(P)\u2014A widespread manhunt was on today for eight convicts who escaped from the New Castle county prison with guns and ammunition taken from the jail arsenal.The eight\u2014led by an 18-year-old life-term prisoner\u2014 made a daring break through the prison\u2019s front gate last night after locking up guard captain Harry Harrington and using another guard as a shield.?\u2022\t* Tokyo,\tOct.\t27\u2014(P)\u2014A western\tPacific\tstorm\ttoday developed into a full-fledged typhoon as it by-passed Okinawa, United Staes island base.The typhoon is expected to miss Japan.* *\t* Catanzaro, Italy, Oct.27\u2014 (P)\u2014About 6,000 peasants yesterday invaded vast farmlands in poverty-ridden southern Italy despite efforts to keep them out.The peasants, picketing 15,000 acres of privately owned farmland, demand the right to occupy and work the land, much of it is untilled.East-West Atomic Deadlock Remains Unbroken As Reds Spurn Control Proposals In New Setting Big Five Powers and Canada Report Failure in Attempt to Establish Basis for International Control.Lake Success, N.Y., October 2 7'\u2014\u2014The big live powers | and Canada Reported today they have been unable to agree on a basis for international control of atomic energy.The six powers indicated in a summary record of 10 secret meetings held during the last three months they will continue the talks attempting to break the east-west atomic deadlock.Britain, United States, France, China and Canada said in a separate analysis of the talks there is a fundamental difference Arthur between themselves and Russia concerning methods and aims.\u201cAll of the sponsoring powers other than the U.S.S.R.Case Against Mrs.Pitre Is Adjourned i ! Quebec, Oct.27.\u2014 (P'\u2014A sur-i prise defence counsel motion to I change preliminary hearing pro-I ceedings into a summary trial yes-! terday resulted in adjournment of ' the Crown\u2019s attempted suicide case : against 41-year-old Mrs : Pitre.Judge Alphonse Caron decided to adjourn the hearing until Nov.\\ | 8 after the Crown prosecutor op-1 I posed the move, claiming it was ' j too late for the change as the ac-j cused had already chosen to ap-[ pear for a preliminary hearing.The buxom Quebec housewife ^ was charged with attempted sui-.necessary for security.\u201d ! cide 11 days after a Canadian Pa-1 -\t\u2022\u201e\t,,\t,, .\u201e\t, i cific Airlines DC-3 crashed at'\tthey added^ Puts nearby Sault au Cochon Sept.9 foverelf%nt>\u2019 hrst and is unwdhng .\t-\t* to accept measures which may im- it: pc i'- ll; >'* ¦ mm -\"J., i im put world security first,\u201d the five western powers said in the 26 -page analysis issued simultaneously with the six-power report.The western powers said they are ready to accept changes in \"traditional concepts of international co-operation, national sovereignty, and economic organization where these are added \u201cputs its Photos of cattle grazing in the west usually have either wide open prairie or the Rockies as a background.Not so in the east.This photo taken on the 1,000-aere farm of former Ontario Premier Mitchell F.Hepburn, south of St.Thomas, shows rattle grazing with an open-air theatre in the background and a busy highway along side of the range.Mr.Hepburn brought these cattle from the west in an attempt to establish a cattle ranch on his farm, previously noted for its onion production.\t(0) Photo) : pinge upon or interfere with its ! Sky Lighted ure is a\texei.cise 0f unimpeded state! rY\\7\u2019 ^ B T1 y, Quebec ! sovereifi'nt.v.\u2019\u2019\tI kj H/l Cil I g Ç Blue Flash ! killing all 2'3 persons aboard, j Police claim Mrs.Pitre : friend of J.Albert Guay, Queuec sovereie'ntv has already, . ^ fre dred pounds for prune steers.It\u2019s ^\tK £ : the king of meat which is sold di- effective mea^ of cont!rol and pro-j rfc^ t,\\\t, restaurants, hibition of atomic capons.1 clubs and hotels.It doesn t get in- \u2014\t¦\t-\t- southern sky, he said, and travelling from east to west.\u2018It was all over in thtee or four which most newspapers and economists have assailed as too little and too late, range from slashes in food and timber im-,\t,\t,\t,\t, , ,\tports, housing construction, gov- seconds, but it lasted long enough emnient departmental spending, to -r, at ford plenty of time for ob- knocking down the number of civil servation,\u201d Lewis said.\u201cI don\u2019t be- servants.Leve it was a meteor, because it Yesterday Sir Stafford! Cripps, had none of a meteor\u2019s character- ia leading for the government on lstF;s\u2019\t_\tthe first day of the economic crisis Two guards at the Bell Aircraft debate, said Britain must conquer Corporation plant near Niagara dollar markets or \u201cour civilization Falls, Leo V.Moynihan and vvill fade and wither away.\u201d Charles W.Hoagland, said they New austerity must be faced or sighted wrhat appeared to them to the country will suffer a \u201ctragic\u201d be a,blue flame \u201cfalling out of the fall in living standards and wide1 sky-\u201d\tspread employment, the Chancellor A Bell spokesman said one of of the Exchequer said.lieenn-1 aid to- ! the federal government does not intend to establish a Royal i Commission \u201cat this time\u201d to investigate home-building costs.He made the statement in a letteri to A.It.Mosher, president of the Canadian Congress of Labor.The Minister was replying to a letter made public by Mr.Mosher yesterday in which the head of the 360,-000-mem her Congress asked the government,to immediately set up an investigating Royal Commission or a Parliamentary committee.\u201cWo quite agree that this phase (costs) of housing activity requires But Labor\u2019s big ma- the close attention which it now is receiving from agencies of government,\u201d Mr.Winters said in the letter.\u201cOthers concerned in the housing field are also seeking and findings ways and means to reduce housing costs.pro N» Freedom Under Russia Nehru Says Tito Will Fight Red Domination By ALKX SINGLETON Belgrade, Oct.27 (JP) \u2014Pie.| mier Marshall Tito last night ! promised to \u201cfight enduringly\u2019* against Russian attempts to dominate Yugoslavia, \"We know,\u201d said Tito, \u201cthat In i this struggle we are fighting for :u great, just cause that will have i tremendous historical signifieanee I for the future and that this is the true, correct relationship among the socialist states,\u201d Tito sounded this serious note after a day in which a Moscow newspaper accused him of lavishing diamonds on an \"American \"I'.v,\u201d named as the Yugoslav-born Metropolitan Opera soprano, Zill-ka Kune Milanov, The singer, interviewed over the telephone, said the story in the Moscow Literary Gazette was \u201cjust silly.\u201d 1 ito pledged continued opposition to the Kremlin\u2019s present policy in a speech to a visiting group of Italians who had fought alongside his partisans during the last war.He declared: \u201cWe shall fight and we shall fight enduringly \u201d to prevent 1 uigoslnvia\u2019s subjugation by Russia.Russia\u2019s leaders, said Tito, \u201caro following a policy of unconditional subjugation of small socialist countries by a big socialist coun-tiy.\u201d , This Tito termed a branch in tlu* f hicago, Get, !L \u2014 (d\u2019t Prime development of relations between: Minister Nehru of India said last, socialist partners, night he believes \u201cindividual free-] The Yugoslav leader conceded dom ceases to exist\u201d under what !^ld' socialism in the Soviet Union will not.fail\u201d because of tho Yugoslav fight against the Kremlin policy, \u201cSocialism,\" Tito said, ho called \u201cthe Soviet system.\u201d It was the first time since he started his goodwill tour of the United Stales and Canada two weeks ago that he has criticized Russian methods But ho tempered his words with a renewed statement that India wants no entanglements in thel'kp- world.\u201d is a reality in the Soviet Union\u2014we know that.But we also know that todtiy the 1 eadcrshlfTdU(he' TT.B.TC'*\u2019 R.does not have the right point of view on the further development of socialism in other countries of \u201cHowever, we do not feel that C01 ¦ ' \u2022 .,:i.g# Regular >2.00 Value.WINE is dandy-Keep it HANDY/ seuve (hoose Calvert Whiskies CtôviçtorreçÔr^ Tut NEWEST hT^ In AND HEAR 4 Stâeorges !J0 Costs so LITTLE-adds so MUCH BlAHC-vm R0U6É NOW ON SALE! 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HULL - OTTAwT - SARNIA SMALL BUT MIGHTY.RECORD WANT ADS GET RESULTS! ®l)e Clip «SHVRHROOKK, Ql'KHW, THUR8PAV, iX'TOBKR 27, 1040.Kiclu»!»» WhoIrMt* i>4«tTlhn(nr« Factory AuthurUvil Horvico AUTOMOTIVE BI.KCTKIC - CAKHURETORS -MACJNETOS \u2014 BI\u2018KKDOMBTER8 \u2014 SHOCKS \"A (irowini Oraanlfation\" SHERBROOKE AUTO ELECTRIC INC.Growth Of Textile Industry Outlined To Members Of Kiwanis, Lions Clubs Y.O.N.Thrift Shop At Plymouth Church Annua! output of the Canadian' textile induatry now totals $1,000,-300,000 and exceeds the dollar, production of wheat, newsprint or cold, G.R.Poley, chief, textile and leather section, department of trade and commerce, told a joint' meeting of the Lions and Kiwanis clubs in the New Sherbrooke Hotel ! last evening.Speaking on \"Canada\u2019s Textile Industry,\u201d Mr.Poley said that the steady, quiet growth of the textile industry had gone almost unnoticed in a country used to the spectacular and unusual.He thought, however, \"its performance during ; the last ten years alone has fully BISHOP\u2019S WOODWORKING & REPAIR SHOP 11 Magog Street \u2014 lei.179X-W Store Fixtures.Cupboards, Hook Shelves, Furniture Repairing and Made-lo-Order.FREE ESTIMATES CHANGES Effective Sunday October 30th, 1949 ru\" ^ information\tyf j s from agents justified its place as a leader in the country's essential industries.\u201d Mr, Poley also explained to the gathering some of the functions of his department with special ref.erence to aid rendered textile exporters.The speaker, in stressing the vital part the textile industry played in Canadian life and economy, quoted many statistics.Canadians used 622,000,000 yards of fabrics last year.The primary industry employing more than 93,000 people in some two hun-1 bred towns and villages is the 1 largest employer of manufacturing! labor in Canada.Total number of people employed in the Canadian textile and clothing industries had increased from 72,672 in 1910 to 176,065 in 1947.Since 1940 new] investment in industry expansion ; totalled more than ?90,0'00,000.: Mr.Poley pointed out that the first cotton mill in Canada was established in Sherbrooke in 1S45.] outlined some of the thousands of uses for textiles outside household and personal needs, and discussed briefly, prices.\"The thing for us to remember today is that textile prices are not too high in comparison with other commodities but that they were too low during the depression periods prior to the last war,\u201d he said.\tj- Earlier Mr.Poley discussed the ! foreign trade service of the depart- j ment of trade and commerce, describing some of the duties of the 1 trade commissioners.Canada has trained trade officers in all principal cities acting as nerve centres through which are directed a two-way service of export and import trade information covering every phase of business activity.The service through close cooperation between its various departments, kept fully advised on the availability of exports and aided in locating raw materials and other essentials which were imported.He outlined two instances in which textiles manufactures had called upon the department for aid and benefited greatly.V Four Men Receive Jail Terms For Attack On Black Lake Mining Official The Annual Thrift Shop, proceed» of which ro toward» financinR the Plymouth Church.The »hop it open again today, offering a wide a» the ladie» re*pon»ible for the «hop.Member» of the executive, in th Andrew Sangster, retiring president, Mr».Raymond Wood, Mr».Ar Chapman, Mr», W.S.Varney, Mr».Price, Mr».H.Johnson, Mr».R.Z.W.Griffith, Mr*.J.Pierce and Mi»» L.Seymour.Behind are tee Wallace, Mr».Arthur Dunamore, Lennoxville, Mr».Beer*, Mr».S.S Mr».W.McCabe, Lennoxville, Mr».C.Holt, Mr», Norrey Price, M sons, Mr».Nutbrown, Mr».Maurice de Lottinville, Mr».Vnlliere, M Holtham, Mr*.Eddie Wolfe, Mr», Boisvert, Mr*.Arthur Edward», M aldine Kebert.Not seen in the picture are: Mrs.\\V.Hunter, Mr*.J.Mr*.Hyman, Mr*.M.Smith, Mr*.D.Echenbcrft, Mr*.G.Sirois, M Mi*» G.Parrock, Mr*.J.Bourque, Mr*.M work of the Victorian Order of Nur*e* here, opened yesterday at \u2022 ortmrnt of article» at harRain price».Thi» picture «how» «ome ot e front row», include: Mr».Raymond Provencher, president, Mr», thur Cross, Mr*.A.1 .Yallee, Mr».John Hovey, Mr».Thoma* Pick, Mr».W.F.Petto*, Mr*.H.»S.Moffatt, Mr».E.Rurr.Mr*, n other person» helping the committee.They include: Mr», W.S.kinner, Lennoiivilie, Mr*.J.Corfield, Mr*.H.Brown, l.ennoxville, rn.Richardson, l.ennoxville, Mr*.Gordon Armitage, Mr*.J.Parrs.H.McPheifon, Mr*.1 i od Shelley, Mr*.J.Smallahaw, Mr*.B.r*.11 op!;ins, Mr*, kvichnrd Burroiifrh», Mrs.E.Smith and Mi*» Ger-Si:n \u2019e.ville, M ».\\Y.«\u2018'u'.lv rland, Mrs, W.Crom, Mr*.W.Drapeau, *.« , Plante, Mrs.\\V.\u2019.yvinp, Mrs.Catellier, Mr*.Percy Buckland, Mar cus, Mrs.T.J.Quintm, Mr».S.F.Maclagan.Kiwanians And Lions Give Blood Continued On Page 5 at the MOUNT PLEASANT CLUB THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 9 - 1 Stars of \u201cStormy Weather,\u201d opposite Lena Horn» AL COWANS AND HIS TRAMP BAND Special Attraction: Singer and Dancer DANCING, SONGS AND COMEDY A large group of members of the Sherbrooke Lions and Kiwanis t lobs went as a body lest night to the blood donors clinic and gave blood.Members of the clubs and some officers of Les Fusiliers tie Sherbrooke who, with the other ranks, also gave blood last night are shown here enjoying coffee and doughnuts after the clinic.\t(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Appeal For More laudable Job Bomc By Trinity Club Rotary Work Is Praised j \"On behalf of Mr.X and myself, I would like to extend to you and Sal! members of the Rotary (Tub ! our sincere thanks for all you have j done for us during the illness of lour daughter, Janet, the last two I years.\"We are deeply grateful and j have come to know what great work the Rotary does, \"Thanking you again and wish mg the Rotary Club every success, Very sincerely yours, Mis.X.\u201d This is a portion of a letter received by Leo Audet, chairman of j the Sherbrooke Rotary Club\u2019s crippled children's committee.It is one of many such letters from private individuals, other service : organizations, clergymen, school authorities, r.nd doctors that laud I he work done by the committee.The crippled children\u2019s commit-Lo does its work among diseased [ and crippled children with funds I raised at I he annual Rotary Fair.| The fair is set for next week.MANSONVILLE Artlmhn kn, (Jue., Cot., 27.\u2014B\" \u2014 Four men were MMiteneed to live month* in jail yesterday after pleading guilty to charge* of Illegal restraint and assault on Lionel , I'uire, an official of the Asbestos Corporation at Black Lake, Due., The four, Roger Bis-on, Marcel Carpentier, Adélard limon, and Jean Mario Duval, all minors of 'Black Lake, wero found guilty of attacking l'iu?o March IS, during ]disturbances which marked tho 4'v month long asbestos strike in Quo-bee's Eastern Townships.Defence counsel asked the court Fire Destroys j Wilson Bam At | Derby Line Rock Island, Oct.27.The barn] of Dean Wilson, Elm street, Derby i Line, was de-troyed by an early ! morning firo yesterday, i Mr.Wilson had just started milking when he looked up and! ! saw the reflection of the firo in the barn window.He turned loose] his stock, all of which was saved, i The barn, however, was burned to] the ground.The fire is believed to have been caused by a short circuit.Loss was covered by Insurance.Chief Lawrence Moore and the Derby Line fire brigade answered the call.For quick résulta use Record Want \\da.for clemency because all four minois.members of the Asbestos Workers Federation, C.C.C.L., had pleaded guilty to tho charges and turned King's evidence at a preliminary hearing on other disturb-lances during the strike.The frown 1\u2019ioiecutor told tha court that \u201cif violation of a law is tolerated, there is danger that there will be toleration of law breaks in more serious cases.\u201d The Asbestos Corporation was one of a half dozen asbestos companies tied up by the strike.jmwsmmetmammmmmmrnta*, Alteration* in PnaaenRer Train and Bus Schedule* effective Sunday, October 30th For further information, pleaso apply to agents.If you w ant to drink that's YOUR huslnrsa.If you want to stop that's (H R business.ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS of Sherbrooke P.O, Hox 6!H - Telephone 2910-J IIH ¦MWWaWMtWMMMMBMMMi Blood Made By Red Cross 150 ONLY MEN\u2019S QUALITY SUITS MADE FROM TOP QUALITY ENGLISH WORSTEDS AND GABARDINES.Lot Includes 50 Suits With TWO Pairs of Pant* Made From 18-oz.Gabardines.Lot Includes Shorts and Tails.Plains and Patterns.SAVINGS UP TO $30.00 PER SUIT! BIG SAVINGS ON MEN\u2019S ENGLISH YARN DYED WORSTED DRESS PANTS HIGHLY TAILORED WITH PLEATS AND ZIPPERS.MOSTLY BLUE IN HANDSOME STRIPED PATTERNS.Sizes 30 to 44.Reg.to $12.95.$7-29 CLEARANCE MEN\u2019S ANKLE SOX Reg.to $1.00\t59c\t2 pairs $1.00 iP B&Manchi ¦ __\t, .\u201e : Epi^.23 KING ST.WEST \u2014 OPPOSITE MARKET Players In Presenting \u201cBlossom Time\u201d Dancing every Saturday night at Brook side Pavilion.Music by Cliff Japhct and his Saddle Pnrds.t\"'YoV^bER 3 18th ANNUAL SHERBROOKE ROTARY FAIR BELV1DERE STREET ARMOURY Fun For All - - - ALT.Proceeds I or Charity.By BOB PERRY The Trinity\tClub\tplayers\tof Trinity Church\tdid a\tlaudable\tjob The number of voluntary blood in producing and adapting a denors has reached the 450 mark, it comedy called \u201cApple Blossom was announced today by Red Cross ] Time\u201d that started on a two-officials.At the same time they ] night run at Mitchell School audi-stressed that the flow of volunteers torium last night, to the clinic would have to show ai Exerting every effort to brin.g considerable increase if the objec-1 action onto a small stage, to in-: tive of one thousand bottles of jgçt life where there was none, the blood was to be realized.\tTrinity players\u2019 first enemy was Blood donors will be received at \u201cApple Blossom Time\u2019s\u201d ' play-Belvidere Street Armoury un6il weight, Eugene Hafer; their next, 8:30 this evening.^ _\t] the designer of Mitchell School Tomorrow the clinic will be trans-; g^age.rp]^e wor]^>s greatest acting | ferred to the\tSherbrooke\tRegiment\t| an(j directing\ttalent\tcould\tnot I j Armoury on William Street\tand will\tovercome SOme\tof Mr.\tHafer\u2019s\thol- ^ej°qen \u2019e^ween h°urs * low-, poorly cued dialogue.Broad- Since tomorrow is the final day ^age thatSso^Tacked*'The1!ech°niTa 1 the Red Cross 'is\" mating a final : equipment, the space\t\u2014- appeal for more donors.Charlie Lawrence \u2014 Lawrence Lander.Bob Matthews \u2014 Dick Pearson.Betty Ann Stewart \u2014 Mrs.George Crawford, Malvina Kurtz Humphries, Loretta Harris Corcoran.Spud McClosky Maguire -\tMrs.Les -\tMiss Annie Pete Blake.\u2014 Les Hum- Mickey phries.Mrs.Forrest Coupland.Annabel Spriggins othy Humphries.Directed by \u2014 Martin Corcoran.Mrs.William Miss Dor- Hunter Shoots Bear At Orford the backstage room.As outlined by joint presidents, !\t^ spite of these drawbacks, di- Col.Emile Levesque and Lieut-Col.! rfetor Martin Corcoran and his] Magog, Oct.27.Another bear John Blue the Canadian Red Cross Trinity players turned out an en- has bitten the dust in this district.Blood Clinic will provide local hos- tirely enjoyable, workmanlike pro-: Hunting on Mount Orford yestcr-pitals with whole blood and plasma ! duction last night.Laughs were,day, Joseph Gaudreau, of Magog,; which will be administered to pati- frequent and long.It was the sort'brought down a bear weighing be ents entirely free of charge.\tof play one would recommend to tween 250 and 275 pounds.GOULD each and every member of the J This was one of several shot in ; family.\u201cApple Blossom Time\u2019s\u201d interests 1 .,\t.\t,\t__are diversified \u2014 one of the! Chicken shoot for Byron Beaton , f ,\t^ definitely not the] Maclvers Farm.Gould, PJ.A story that intertv-nes fourj ___________________ love affairs, comic characters r.\t_ \u2014^\tAa^Ugalore and a case of mistaken! Have you read the Want Aas,\tr ., , r»_i,___\t.\tHina identity is always a sure cure for idStterf tou VS 1\u201c, \u201c to! I\tSm How.U-,h,-world «.at D.A.Saturday, Oct.29th, at 1:30 p.m this district this fall.BRIEFLETS Sat.night dance, Oct.29th.Nick Dean\u2019s Barn, Huntingville Road.' Jerry Hazelton and His Music 15'Makers.Barn heated.did exceptionally well.Two older members of the cast, Mrs.Ronald Shand and Douglas Beaman, expertly gave the audience a hayseedy rube constable and a sharp-tongued country housekeeper, with rough, but true, mutual matrimonial intentions.Among the ,\t-\t, ,\tyoumger players.Miss Isabel Nel- parade at W ilham Street Armory, son d;d we]] in a verv difficult role 7:30 p.m., Friday.October 2c tn.for\tstage-bugs - a plain, All cadets are requested to turn ordir/aryi e, veryday person without sease.\u201cApple Blossom Time\u201d guaranteed to lift the corners o\t______ those drooping mouths.\t| w.I.masquerade dance, Milby Every actor and actress on stage ]jalj\t0ct 2xth.Good music, ast night did his or her best; most Innch Xdm.75c and 50c.Benefit W\u2019.I.Club Room.Sherbrooke Regiment Badminton! Club playing Sunday afternoons at] William S:.Armoury, starting Oct.30th, for members.67 Air Cadet Squadron will Rotary Raffle Books.Dress No.1 Blue.S/L F.LORD, D.F.C.Commanding Officer.VICTORIA LODGE, NO.16, A.F.and A.M., Q.R.| The officers and members of above Lodge are reminded of the Fraternal visit to Lake Magog the fancy trimmings.Mrs.Georg,- I/0d _Vo -r yi on Saturday, Crawford turned out a fitting,y nn- 0ct mh> Bus \u201e \u2022; leave the Ma_ pish teen-ager with a way of ner .onic r;hgmber at q-q p,m., T»\tX- \u2022» \u2022\t' W.BYHAM, Secretary.Apple Blossom Time is sched- uled to go on the road in the next Sherbrooke Raiment Badminton few weeks.It would be advisable \u2014 ATTENTION Coupon holders of the Van Dyck Studios .Coupons that are 6 months old or more will not be accepted after December 30, 1949.Call for your appointment immediately, 517-R VAN DYCK STUDIOS ; for people who like real, honest-to-; goodness enjoyment, without psy-j chiatrists, murders, neurotics or ! loud, obvious humor, to make a point of seeing this comedy when it visits their community.That goes for Sherbrookers too; the play runs a second night here tonight.Cast Of Character* Nancy Prescott \u2014 Miss Isabel Nelson.Polly Biddie \u2014 Mrs.Ronald Shand.Cal Pickens \u2014 Douglas S.Beaman.Club courts open Tuesday evening.Sat.and Sun.aft'-rr\".ts.First tea Saturday, Oct.29th.TODAY and TOMORROW TODAY\tI 53rd Regiment Chapter, I.O.D.E., social evening, Thursday, at 8 p.m., J.O.D.E Hons*.BEDROOM OUTFIT SOLID MAPLE THE AGELESS CHARM OF COLONIAL STYLING BEAUTIFULLY BUILT OF SOLID CANADIAN ROCK MAPLE THROUGHOUT! THE LUSTROUS HAND-RUBBED FINISH ON SUCH CLOSELY-GRAINED WOOD ENSURES \\ LIFETIME OF SATISFACTION.\u2022 CHEST OF DRAWERS DRESSER AND MIRROR $ « FULL SIZE BED Every drawer is fitted on a center slide and is 1 completely equipped with dust-proof partitions .fully dovetailed back and front .open stock furniture that can be added to \u2014 a piect at a time \u2014 whenever you wish.NOTHING\u2019S OUT OF REACH WHEN YOU BUY ON EASY TERMS\u2019 * mm OP KM m ACCOLM SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY: CLOSE AT NOON SATURDAY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT. four - SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1949.Sbetbroobe Bally Becord The Oldest Daily in the District Kaubliihed Ninth Daj of February, l»»7.with which ia incorporated the Sherbrooke (iaaette, e.tabliahed 1837, and Sherbrooke Examiner, eatabliahed IH78.The Record ia printed and publiahed every week-day by the Sherbrooke Uatly Record Company Limited, oi which Ldao A.Beerworth i* Secretary I reaaurer, at the ofhce, 69 Wellington St.North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the new* service ol The Canadian Press, I he Associated Press and Reuters.The Record is a member ol the A idit Bureau ol Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subs:ription Kates! Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Lastern townships! 25 cents weekly, $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: I year $6.00,\t6 months $3.25, i months *2.00, I month $1.00.Single copies 5c.\"Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.CURBING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING Predictions are being freely offered these days that President Truman may seize both the coal mines and the steel mills if strikes in these basic United States industries are not settled soon.Apparently the affected labor unions would welcome the move in the belief the government then would proceed to apply the union terms in working agreements.But if the seizure does come to pass it will provide notice to the American people that the collective bargaining process as now conducted is definitely getting out of hand.It is obvious that these stalemates between giant industrial and union forces are not in public interest.No matter who is right in these or any similar disputes, neither side has the right to inflict the kind of damage on the economy\u2014 and hence the people generally \u2014 that it is almost inevitably the outcome of such widespread work stoppages.The President\u2019s steel fact-finding board itself suggested that labor controversy ought not to be allowed to reach the massive proportions of today\u2019s typical conflicts.It advised the steel industry and the steel union to go back to bargaining on a company-by-company basis.Were bargaining to be conducted once more at the company level, the vast crippling effect of industry-wide strikes would be eliminated from the picture.A strike would still hurt, but not as much as now.Furthermore, the negotiations on this narrower footing would mean an end to the huge aggregations of power arrayed against each other in a war of attrition.It is the very scale of these battles that seems to make government intervention so often the only solution.For both management and labor commit so much of their strength and prestige in these struggles that neither can give ground easily.The nation-wide scope of the disputes puts the public spotlight upon them and thus intensifies the difficulty.When bargaining is attempted under these conditions, it seldom bears much resemblance to the man-to-man horse trading that really leads to a reconciliation of divergent views.What usually happens is that each side states its position in unyielding fashion and then sits back to wait for the government to step in and enforce a settlement.In the past, more often than not the government-enforced solution has been favorable to labor, which explains why the unions still welcome intervention by Washington.But under different circumstances the decision could easily be the other way.Only when the government makes it clear it will not take a hand do the parties get together in something roughly like the old bargaining situation.The General Motors strike of 1946 was settled fast once the union understood that Washington would not act.But most of the time the government cannot sit idly by.The impact of the coal and steel strikes is too far-reaching to allow a hands-off policy indefinitely.The dilemma of today will continue to recur until genuine collective bargaining on a reasonable scale is restored in all basic industries.RECALLING AN OLD WORD Earl Rowe, one-time leader of the Ontario Conrervative party and presently one of the chief Opposition financial critics in the House of Commons, has been in politics many years and as the result is able to recall many things.Just this week he has revived a long-forgotten word, a word that at one time was considered quite important in the English language, The word was \"economy.\" He presented the idea of economy to the House of Commons at approximately the same time the Labor Government in Great Britain was announcing a policy of retrenchment, the expenditure cut affecting many items which long were deemed necessary.These slashes even included such sacred services as the information bureau which had its budget cut $3,000,000.It would seem that the present administration in this country could do something about reducing expenditures and thus relieve the load on the taxpayers and the pressure on productive industry.Virtually every branch of the government service has shown steadily-growing expenditures, despite the fact that in many cases the responsibilities of these departments have been, or should have been, curtailed.Strictly wartime units continue to clutter up the government payroll and occupy costly space at Ottawa and elsewhere.Government spokesmen maintain that the tax level must be maintained at a high level to reduce the national debt.But it seems to forget that any money saved by the streamlining of the public administration reduces the debt just as effectively as that raised by additional taxation.And there is one important difference.When the present high level of national income is reduced, the tax situation can be eased in two ways \u2014 one by the saving in interest charges and the second by the reduced demands for operating the nation's business.IT MAY TAKE A LOT OF HAMMERING I i \\ 6 'it The Record Short Story Great Football Weather PRESS COMMENTS WESTMINSTER REPORT By HOLLIS STARNES Everyone who buitled into Griffin'» drugstore that crisp, »unny fall day had the same greotlng: '\u2018Grent football weather! ' For a change, thought village druggist Hannah Griffin, everyone seemed in high spirit, instead of the usual grouch over aches and pains.Cheer was in the air; it was the day of the big game between the local high school eleven and their deadliest rivals, Odds were in favor of the home team's victory, and eager fans bound for the field stopped at Griffin\u2019s for noisemakers, chewing gum, smokes, Close to game time, holnde Emilio Bayliss hurried In with he-husband's youngest brother, \"I wasn't going, but Block insisted I must take Timmy,\" she told the gray-haired woman whom half the town of Silverlake called Aunt Hannah,\t_____ himself?\"*-\u201d \u2018'Block wouldn't go Hannah asked.All his life she had known husky Hal Bayliss, christened Block in his days as Silver-lake High\u2019s leading athlete.Block was a college footbal star when he went to war.He came back with a limp, and now ran a combination service station and grocery store on the village outskirts.Emilie answered, \"He said he couldn't leave the place alone.Timmy offered to stay, I protested at going, but\u2014\u2019\u2019 'But I know Block!\" Hannah Block let himself down slowly, carefully, into the chair.\"Okay, then.Here's another reason.My football days are over.\" \"But you always loved the game so, I though:\u2014\" .\"Thought maybe 1 d go, he filled in, \"except I couldn't stomach having the crowd see ms like this, and throw pitying glances?\" \"No Block, not that, but\u2014\" \"But you know that's what most people think, even my wife! L \u2022\t.don\u2019t people tninic, even They\u2019re wrong, though.I said with a smile.\u201cGo ahead, then.1 regret one thing that's huppened- TH1NKS \"MITCH\u201d MAY BE BACK IN FEDERAL POLITICS From the St.Thomas Times-Journal At the time Farquhar Oliver resigned as Ontario Liberal leader there was some speculation in Ottawa as to the possibility of Mitchell F.Hep burn returning to active political life, possibly contesting the leadership at the cooling convention, report from Mr.Hepburn, the speculation soon died down, with the result that more recent newspaper attempts to line up likely candidates as successor to Mr.Oliver have not contained the former Ontario Premier\u2019s name.However, the announcement that Mr.Hepburn would come out of his voluntary retirement from politics at the annual meeting of the Elgin Liberal Association tq introduce the principal speaker of the evening, George J.Mcllraith, Ottawa West MP, have renewed this speculation\u2014and the fervent hope among his many admirers and friends\u2014that this move on his part is the first toward a renewal of full participation in the field of politic».There is another reason for this speculation and hope: His health today is better than it has been for many years, much better, we understand, than when he was campaigning for the party of his choice.But we do not believe Mr.Hepburn, if he does decide to return to active political life, will choose the provincial field.We are inclined to think he will go back to the Federal field, where for seven years he served what might be called his political apprenticeship before being chosen Ontario leader, a step that soon led to the Premiership.In any case, whether he enters the provincial or the Federal field, it will in the ordinary course of events be several years before another election comes along to give Mr.Hepburn his chance.Still, what's a few more years to a man of 53, an age at which some men are first entering politics?By ALLAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Oct.27.\u2014((B\u2014One of the oddities of the Conservative party\u2019s 70th annual conference was that the sharpest attack on Britain\u2019s Labor government came from a man who used to be a socialist himself.Ivor Thomas.43-year-old son of a Welsh brick worker, stepped to the conference platform and dealt harshly with his former colleagues.Here\u2019s what he had to say about three leading members of the government; Health Minister Aneurin Bevan \u2014\u201cHis only contribution to the House of Commons debate on devaluation was to change the subject.Since then he has openl.boasted that his method of run-n\u2019.ng the finances of the national health service wms to think of a number, and then double it.\u201d Harold Wilson, president, of the Board of Trade\u2014\u201c1 suspect that when Mr.Wilson says he went to school without boots it was because he was too big for them.\u201d (Wilson once referred in a speech to Lancashire children going to school without shoes because their parents couldn\u2019t afford them.) Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer\u2014\u201cHe reads the I lesson, preaches the sermon and | takes the collection as well\u2014eight I shillings out of every pound you ! earn.\u201d It was Thomas\u2019 maiden speech , as a member of the Conservative party, which he joined last January, His wisecracks won a raptur-' ous reception from most of the ; 4,500 delegates but observers ; doubted whether they went down ; well with the party leadership.! One prominent Conservative suggested the address would have j beer, better material for a music hall comedian than for a political j speaker.1 Thomas was elected Labor mem-j ber of Parliament for Keighley, j Yorkshire, in 1942, with a brilliant ! record at Oxford behind him.He j advanced quickly, serving Prime j Minister Attlee\u2019s administration } first as parliamentary secretary for civil aviation and then as col-j onial under-secretary.! His loyalty to Labor began to waver last year and in October he quit the party, calling himself a \"repentant sinner.\u201d He said his chief complaint was the government's determination to national-i ize the iron and steel industry.Once an editorial writer for ! Fleet Street newspapers, includ- I ing The Times, Thomas has writ-i ten several books.From The Record Files Earl And Countess Of Harewood Have 30 Families As Neighbors RED DOCTRINE An insight into the Communist line of thinking is provided by an excerpt of the program of the Communist Internation, 1932, which calls upon the faithful to believe the following: \u201cThe conquest of power by the proletariat does not mean peacefully \u2018capturing\u2019 the ready-made bourgeois state machinery by means of a parliamentary majority .\u201cThe conquest of power by the proletariat is the violent overthrow of bourgeois power, the destruction of the capitalist state apparatus (bourgeois armies, police, bureaucratic hierarchy, the judiciary, parliaments, etc.,) and the substitution in its place of new organs of proletarian power, to serve primarily as instruments for the suppression of the exploiters.\u201d Certainly there is some food for thought \u2022n the comparatively brief statement on the Communist ideals.NOT WOOD ALONE Ottawa Journal Premier Maurice Duplessis has proudly announced that yuebec has bought for $900,000 the 900-square-mile territory of Mingan, a seigniory on the lower St.Lawrence originally granted Francois Bissot in 1661, He has calculated its resources at 88,715 horsepower in prospective hydroelectric development and some 13,000,000 cords of wood.Our regret is that the premier's published statement did not go on to mention much more.If the assets of Canada are to be counted in water flow and lumber then the Dominion is rich indeed, but she still will not be a great nation.The seigniories of old Quebec, for good or ill, were a phenomenon rare in North America, places where stories and culture developed, some of them perhaps a symbol of the fruitless effort to project the feudal system to a new land.In the territory of Mingan, undeveloped though it may be, there must remain some traces of the first settlers and their homes.There must be hills and dales with historical associations that have escaped the brusque touch of modern industry and remain in the primitive state the first white inhabitants knew.In this untroubled land are park sites, holiday lakes and old habitations of the kind Canadian tourists love to visit.It may well be true as Mr.Duplessis says that such seigniories \u201care an impediment to commerce, agriculture, industry and briefly, to the progress and prosperity of the province.\" The hope must be that Mingan is not to be turned over entirely to these prosaic purposes and that the rich air of romance will be allowed to linger, at least in some chosen spots.Man does not live by bread alone or nations by the abundance of their cords of wood.By NORMAN CRIBBENS Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Oct.27.\u2014(Cl1)\u2014The Earl of Harewood and his countess, the former Marion Stein, will live at St.James\u2019 palace after their honeymoon \u2014 but they will have to share it with 30 other families.Most of the palace is divided into suites and apartments and the Harewoods will occupy a large apartment on the second floor., Some of their neighbors will be j private secretaries, comptrollers and other employees of the Royal : family and who have their living quarters in St.James\u2019.Others are accomodated there ; in return for long and loyal service Un Royal households; many are ! pensioners of the King who have held high positions.The atmosphere of the Palace lis usually described as \u201cfriendly,\u201d THiRTY YEARS AGO Officers named for the Y.M.C.A.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary were: Mrs.D.Wilson, .Mrs.D.J.Sails, Mrs, A.M, Sangster and Mrs.W.F.Norcross.The coming of winter is expected to halt the White Russia efforts to take Petrograd from the communists.TWENTY YEARS AGO October 27 fell on a Sunday.TEN YEARS AGO Great Britain has reduced its recruiting barriers, opening up lists for men in all branches of the armed services rather than confining them to technical men.The plant of the Granby Leader-Mail suffered extensive fire damage.FIVE YEARS AGO Prime Minister Churchill has announced a working agreement with Russia on Southeastern Europe although Britain has been unable to end the Russian-Polish dispute.Officers named for the Compton County Liberal Association were: Eugene Huard, Lake Megantic; Arthur Hunt, Bury; Alphonse Bilodeau.East Angus; Robert Scott, Scots-town; A.Gosselin, East Angus, and A Drouin.Lake Megantic.and enjoy the game, Emilie.\u201d \u201cBut I don\u2019t like leaving him alone through a game like this' It must bring back memories, make him think\u2014\" Hannah cut in lightly, \"If I know Block what he\u2019ll think about is how many gallons of oil he can sell next month!\" But after Emilie and young Tim had left, the druggist began to have misgivings about the ex-ath-lete.When he came in the store he always seemed gay.He\u2019d call himself the luckiest man in the world, as he told of a big week\u2019s business, or of his wife\u2019s prowess as a piemaker.His cheer seemed real, not feigned\u2014but was it?Did he avoid games like today\u2019s because of the hurt inside?\u201cMaybe Emilie's right, he shouldn't be left alone,\" decided Hannah, and went to the phone.Block answered with his usual zest, \"Bayliss Service Station!\" \"Block,\u201d Hannah said, \u201cI\u2019ll bet you and myself are the only two people left on the job in Silver-lake business out your way?\" \u201cNot even a stranger asking which way to what,\u201d he chuckled.\u201cHow\u2019s things at your place?\" \u201cThe same,\u201d Hannah said.\u201cI'm not one good darned thin; \"Block, that's a brave thing to say.\u201d \"What\u2019s brave about it?If it hadn't been for what happened, I'd have turned out just as Emilie said.By gosh, it was right in this drugstore she laid me out that night\u2014 remember?\" Hannah slid an outsized portion of cake onto his plate, dropped an extra puff of whipped cream on top.\"I remember.For once in her life, Emilie was wrong'\u201d \u201cShe wouldn\u2019t have been if things hadn\u2019t turned out as they did.I was headed for just what she said.All 1 thought of was football, girls, how to sneak out of studies, and what a big guy 1 was.\u201d \u201cYou Were only a boy.You'd have grown out of that!\" Hannah said.Block shrugged.\"Who knows?But I grew up in a hurry overseas.Sometimes 1 thought of what Emilie said\u2014and more times than, that, I just thought of Emilie.\u201d \u201cI remember your saying that night that you\u2019d get her yet!\u201d Block dived into his cake and gave howls of approval, while Hannah poured coffee and sat down across the table.\u201cI knew there was just fixing a snack.Put a sign on your door that you\u2019re here, and 1 just one way to make good with a come on over.I\u2019ve got upside-down , girl like that,\" he went on.\u201cYou apple cake, and .\"\ti have to be the real thing, and not \u201cLady, say no more!\"\t: try throwing your weight around.Hannah spread a gay cloth on ! 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In The Women\u2019s Sphere Nine l»nd Mr.«.Davidson.Coffee was ' C.T.U.at her home one afternoon, Mrs.Percy Smith, who has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.A.McFarlar.e, London Street, has returned to her home in Sutton.Mrs.Frank WhiMey and young son, Bruce, who had spent a week with the former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.George MacKae, Champlain Street, returned to Montreal, Sunday with Mr.Whibley, who joined his family for the week-end.* * # Mrs.Colin Campbell, Queen Street, and Mrs.Lome Campbell, V:my S.ivc;, have returned from a trip to Montreal.Mr.rnd Mrs.Stanley Bankley, Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Bunklcy, and Mr.Wallace Bankley, nil or Vet -dun, were in the city'yesterday to attend the funerrl of Mrs.Benjamin Morgan.«\t* V Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Butler, Laurier A verre, recently left Sherbrooke to trke up residence at Lake Mcgantic.MATERNITY CORSETS AND BELTS, ETC.Fitted and adjusted hv qualified Indy expert Gaudel Pharmacy t!S* King Si.West - let.38681 Next to Premier Theatre.Mr.Richard H.Millet and Miss A.Millet, Prospect Street, and Mtss Owcr.ie McKeon, Monument National Apartments, were in Rock Island, yesterday, to attend the funeral of their brother and uncle, Mr.Edward Millet, whose death occurred on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.H.A.McFarlane and son, Mr.Allan McFarlane, London Street, spent the week-end Curried Salmon Cakes Make A Good Meal MARRIAGES Golden Wedding Celebrated By Local Couple The celebration of the golden JACK LIN\u2014TURNBULL\tCAM PBELTON\u2014GAGNON Montreal, Oct.27.\u2014A pretty Asbestos, Oct.27, \u2014The mar-wedding was solemnized in Christ riage of Ruth Gagnon, of Richmond, Church Saturday, October 15, at formerly of Saskatchewan, to Mr.In preparing hot meals\tfrom\thalf-past seven o'clock, when\tSylva\tEdward Campbelton, elder son of Canned Salmon, it is wise\tto re-\tSusan, only daughter of Mrs,\tTurn-\tMr.and Mrs.William Campbelton,\twedding of Mr.and Mrs\tEdwin W m St, Hyacinthe, visiting at the member that the modestly priced bull, of w\u2014*\u2014' *-J-v-\t\u2014 - home of Mr.and Mrs.John Fyfc.pink Salmon does just as well as of Benj *\t*\t\u2019 'the more expensive red Salmon and est son Mr.and Mrs.\tGifford Wadsworth,\tUohoe, which are perfect for\tsalads\tJacklin, of Canterbury.The\tcere-\tofficiating.The wedding music was\tStreet, when eighty-five relatives of North\tHatley,\tleft yesterday\tfor\tand uncooked Salmon meals.The\tmony was preformed by the Rev E.\tplayed by Mrs, Edith Boyd.\tand friends gathered to\toffer their Montreal, where they will remain\tpink Salmon contains just as many ,\tW.Walker.Preceding the cere\t:J-\t-1\u2014\t-'\u2014 l\u2014 -.i-.:\u2014\t.for a few weeks, visiting their son\t°f the vital food elements (Vita-\tmony, soft organ music was render r.nd daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.\tmins A, D and G, minerals and\ted by Mrs.Milton Goodwin, who ocher, wore a Donald Wadsworth, before proceed-\tprotein) and it is helpful in keeping\talso accompanied Mr.L.Goodwin, kig to Florida, for the winter.; food costs down.\ti who sang \"O Promise Me\u201d during *\t*\t! These curry-flavored Salmon pat- the signing of the register.Mr.and Mrs.John Oswain, of\tties will rate high praise from your !\tThe bride, who was given in mar- New York City, are staying at the\tfamily,-and you will certainly feel\triage by Mr.J.Quigley, of Mont- ! poured by Mrs.George Phelps, and j lasslsting were Mrs.Donald Sanders, Mrs.Malcolm Sanders, Mrs.Ernest Kimmis, Mrs.Charles j Smith and Mrs.Walter Bilson, Later, the family gathered around the I table and a prayer was offered by j Mr.Davidson.On behalf of the members of the family, Mr.Ralph Sanders presented his parents with a substantial | purse of money.Mr.Sanders, with suitable remarks expressed thanks to his children and their families on the part of his wife and himself.A pleasant feature of the affair, , for Mr.and Mrs.Sanders, was the presence of a few friends who wore j guests at their wedding fifty years ago including: Mrs.George Phelps, with sewn members and two visitors present.Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.f Montreal, became the bride of Asbestos, took place on Friday.\t,\t*\tJ., \\\t, ago inciucnng: Mrs.George fhelps, tjamin Prentiss Jacklin, eld- September 30, in the Asbestos ^*,u\u2018ers, took place on Wednesday, Mrs.\\ttlham Wsrdleworth, Mrs.n of Mr.and Mrs.Prentiss I United Church, the Rev.A.R, Ross October 19, at their home on Island A\u2018«ude Turner, Mr.James Shaw, v itf Pa n tnrknv v* Tkn\tûffifMMtinc.I'll» Ui'.MImv miict/* \\fn« Stropt \\vh*'n i irk f f i %\u2022»» v.vl u t i Ml.JOnll XIM .»'tt Hlltl MlS.Alt'X \\ wm MONTREAL, Oct.27th \u2014 Teach \u2019em young! .Yes, it\u2019s a good idea to teach your youngsters in their early teens to keep their clothes in \"shipshape\u201d order.And one important way is to show them how easy it is to remove grease stains from their clothes with ENERG1NE Cleaning Fluid \u2014 so safe to use \u2014 so gentle with all kinds of fabrics.Just follow the simple directions for that \"spotless\u2019\u2019 look \u2014 and no tell-tale rings at all! 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It\u2019s the truly economical milk for tea or coffee \u2014 cooking\u2014or whipping! that more mothers h a v e n\u2019t heard about this wonderful way to make baby-hair curly and easy-to-manage! For babies are just twice ______as cute and cuddly with a heap of curls or ringlets 1 So write to me \u2014 Barbara Brent, 1411 Crescent St., Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 for your copy of \u201cCurls for Baby\u201d! It tells you how to use NESTLE BABY HAIR TREATMENT .and, truly, you'll find it wonderful in helping the straightest of baby-hair _ to be trained into naturallooking curls ! Nestle Baby Hair Treatment\u2014tested and commended by \u201cParents\u2019 Magazine\u201d\u2014is a wonderfully gentle lotion.As soon as baby\u2019s hair is one inch or longer, Nestle can be used every time she has her bath.Diluted according to insi ruction, a $1.25 bottle of Nestle Baby Hair Treatment will last lour months! Y'ou\u2019ll find it at jmur favourite drugstore ! it itches W ill Stir «orne Hallowe\u2019en \u2022\ti-and the young-mters will fove to *\tave a party! 'Jhey\u2019ll be partic-\u2019jpariy thrilled if ?\their favourite il ssert, JELL-O, comes to the Tjrty dressed as these merry Jack-\u2019\ther.brides- ! Drain and flake tho calmnn- add maid WHS m dusty fOSC moire Satin with a coronet of lalisman roses Mr.John llallett and Mrs.Alex Johnston, the two last named, he Walker.Preceding the cere- The bride, given in marriage by congratulations to the jubiiarians ,t,c t'ro,hfr \"'''i s'slfv of the .her brother-in-law, Mr.D.Dur- and to participate in their anniver-navy blue gabardine »*ry festivities, suit, a matching hat and a corsage On October 19, 1899, Sarah Hal-of red roses.\tlett was united in marriage to Kd- Her\tmatron\tof\thonor,\tMrs.H.\twin\t\\V.Sanders,\tthe late Thomas Trippear,\tsister of\tthe\tgroom, was\tTuekins, pastor\tof the Baptist in a brown taffeta suit and she1 Church, officiating.Of this union born two\tsons, Ralph E.and C,\tHubert Sanders, daughter, Dorothy, Mrs.H.best man for his grandson.\tIL.Mills, all of Sherbrooke.There The groom\u2019s mother was dress- are five grandchildren, Donald ed in a frock of navy printed silk, Sanders, Malcolm Sanders, Thelma with which she wore matching ac-j Sanders Hampton, Edward Mills, cessories and a corsage of Talisman j Louise Mills and one great grand-roses.\tdaughter, little Linda Sanders.Following the ceremony, the re-J Mr.and Mrs.Sanders received ception was held at the home of the in the living room, which was groom's parents, where dinner was adorned with a prolusion of bcauti-served to the guests.\tjful flowers, mostly sent bv friends , Later, Mr.aijd Mrs.Campbelton | for the occasion.Miss Louise Mills, c\u201808®' memorable event left for a motor trip through the granddaughter, opened the door.\t\u2014\u2014 New England States.Upon their In the dining-room, a cluster of;\tFORDYCE return, they took up residence in gold wedding bells were suspended\t_ isNrç, x ** rqt;,v home of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick a glow of accomplishment from real, wore a'model gown of white\t\u201c«essories and a corsage were bor Shepherd, King Street, West, for serving a delicious meal that em-! bridal satin, fashioned in Victorian to Tali|m»n ;;osef-\t., i Sa,ndcis .' a few days.They have also been! bodies both nutrition and economy.' style.The bouffant skirt was ,.n\\ 7L\tjn.ed 8S r M.'lf.guests of Mr.and Mrs.David Mur-1\tCurried Salmon Patties [caught up with lilies-of-the-valley, ray, Bowen Street, South, and of (These can be prepared in ad- her long veil of embroided tulle other friends in this vicinity.\tj vance, and placed in your refriger-\u2018 illusion was held in place by a cor- *\t* *\tlator between layers of waxed pap-' onet of lilies-of-the-valley.She Mrs.Abigail Snell, London er.)\t| wore a strand of heirloom pearls Street, left Tuesday morning for 1 ]b.can salmon, 3 cups mashed w'hieh had been worn by her mo-Montreal, en route to \\ ancouver, potatoes, 1 teaspoon curry powder, ther and grandmother when mar-B.C., where she will make her\ttsp.salt, hi tsp.pepper, 1 tbsp.;ried, and she carried a bouquet of ture home.\ti chopped parsley, 2 tbsp.finely Sweetheart roses and lilies-of-the- *\t*\t*\tI\tchopped onion, 1 egg, (slightly Mr.Eric Morse, of Ottawa, who beaten)i flour, (for coating), heat- is addressing the organization ccj shortening.Prepare the mashed potatoes (if they are freshly cooked and mashed, cool thoroughly before using).Sprinkle cold potatoes with jthe salt, pepper, curry powder, [parsley and onion; combine lightly Among the out of town guests were Mr.ami Mrs.John Sanders, of Compton, Mrs.Alex Johnston, of Waterville, Mrs.John Robinson, of Cookshire, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Smith, of Waterville, and Mr.and Mrs.Walter Bilson, of Lennox- | ville.Mr.and Mrs.Sanders were the recipients of many congratulatory cards and telegrams as well as.: gifts, amongst which was a ! sapphire ring from the bride- ; groom, to his bride of fifty years ago, who was also presented with a colonial bouquet from her little great-granddaughter, Ifinda.The singing of \u201cFor They Are Jolly Good Fellows,\u201d brought to a ; 70/ ,7 KING COLE COFFEE VACUUM-PACKED' \u2018\tl Melbourne.Drain and flake the salmon; add j flaked salmon to potato mixture ! and combine.Chill.Shape mixture I into patties and coat with flour.Pan-fry in a little heated shorten-! ing or bacon dripping until gold-I en brown and heated through, turn-j ing as necessary.Serves six.HER OWN FASHION For My Money, there\u2019s nothing quite so \u201cperky\u201d and flavourful with a meal as a jellied fruit salad .provided it\u2019s made with GLENWOOD FRUIT COCKTAIL! So easy to make \u2014 so completely delicious! Glenwood Fruit Cocktail is ready-to-serve from tho tin \u2014 and it\u2019s chuck full of honcst-to-goodncss, wonderful flavour! Y'ou see, it\u2019s packed in natural fruit juice and pure canc sugar \u2014 it contains more finest quality pineapple and Maraschino cherries \u2014 the ingredients that are so important for superior flavour and give Glenwood Fruit Cocktail its cxtra-luscious taste.! Add to this the cj/ra-goodncss of Canadian peaches and pears! All this \u2014\tso reasonably priced \u2014 at your grocer\u2019s in the new, 10 ounce tin, the 15 ounce tin that serves four, or the economical 20 ounce tin! Take my tip and ask for Glen-wood Fruit Cocktail tomorrow! Double Applause wonderful tea deserves! .you\u2019ll feel liko applauding its grand flavour\u2014and its real economy! So much good taste for so little\u2014and so very easy to scrvcl That\u2019s the wav lots of folks feel about TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS I Their flavour is superb! It must be those Utile lop leaves that add that extra \"something\u201d to tho flavour of this delicious tea! And \u2014 wonder of wonders! \u2014\tjust one of the Tender Leaf Tea Bags will give you lwo cups of cxtra-dclicious Orange Pekoe \u2014\tat its tastiest ! and carnations and she carried a nosegay of the same flowers.Miss Glenna Coates, cousin of the groom, was gowned in aqua sheer over taffeta.She also wore a coronet of Dream roses and carnations and carried a nosegay of the same flowers, over the ten table, covered with a \u2018lace cloth and centered with a three-crepe trimmed with sequins and wedding cake, made by Mrs.she wore a black hat and accessor- Herbert Mills and decorated hy Mrs.ies and a corsage of Talisman Ralph Sanders and Mrs.Hubert roses,\t| Sanders.The cake was placed on a Mrs.Jacklin, mother of the i Sold centrepiece flanked on either groom, was in a street-length dress s>dc with gold candles in candela-of blue crepe.She wore a navy i Ha and completing tho attractive hat with osprey and a corsage of ; arrangement were yellow roses in Dream roses and caranations.The reception was held in Canterbury Hall, beautifully trimmed in pink and white, where two hundred invited 'guests congratulated the Little Misses Eileen Mayhew and bride and groom.A buffet lunch was Irma Coates, flower girls, were served with the wedding cake dressed in blue and yellow organ- ' centering the bride\u2019s tabic, dy with sprays of Sweetheart ros- ; The maid of honor, bridesmaids crystal holders at each corner of the table.Tea was poured during! the afternoon hy Mrs.Clarence Blake and Mrs.Alex Johnston.Mrs.Ralph Sanders, Mrs, Hubert Sanders and Mrs.Herbert Mils assist-1 ed in serving.Mrs.Fred Hampton cut the ices.Gold 50's decorated1 the serviettes.Centering the buf- Mr.Herbert Carter, of Montreal, spent a day at his cottage.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Miller and sons, of Waterloo, and Mr, and Mrs.S.Frizzle, of Brome Centre, were guests of 'Mr.and Mtrs.Moore, Mr.and Mrs.George Hooper accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Hooper, of Sutton, to Montreal, where Mr.G.Hooper received treatment to his neck.The Women's Institute will hold a sale of home-cooked foods, a sales table of aprons am! other articles in Trinity Church Hall on November 4.Tea will he served from three to five p.m.Mr.ami Mrs.Harry Redmile and es.wearing shoulder length veils and organist were given initialled j1*\u20191» wna the top layer of the origin-' fainjlv'of Üovvànsvilïe were mi ests flower girls, ul wedding cake on the same glass-\t\u2019__,\tA_.held in place hy coronets of roses ear rings, and they carried baskets of yel- j lockets, low \u2019mums.Mr.Bobby Jacklin was groomsman for his brother.Mr.Gene Gray and Mr.Janies Rodgers were ushers.Mrs.Turnbull, the bride\u2019s mother, was attired in powder blue and the ng cake on the same gb covered base on which it stood on Mrs.B.F.Coates, the groom's October 19, 1899, with a wedding grandmother, had charge of the !''\"'iL'*'0!! attached, guest book.The young couple re- I'1 ^ie evening, the reception was ceived many beautiful gifts.\tI informal, the entire family, being Guests were from Montreal, !],rf,srnt-The occasion was graced hy Sherbrooke, Milan, Scotstown, Bury j the presence of Rev.O.L.David-and Gould.\tson, pastor of the Baptist Church, of Mr, and Mrs.Earl Dryden, Mrs.James Moore entertained the Cowansville branch of the W, on the table and .the meal ia ready 1 It\u2019a compléta If M'a I DOROTHY DIX Second Marriage Can Woman Win Husband's Love From Memory Of Dead Wife?Dear Miss Dix: I am 28 years old and in love with a widower of 42.He has three children\u2014a daughter, 14, son, 12, and a little boy, 4.This man frankly tells me that while he is very fond of me he could never give me the same deep and tender love he did his wife; also that 1 would come secor l to his children in his life; that he would marry primarily to give them ideal home surroundings.He says he has seen too many lives wrecked by second marriages where all memory of the first wife and mother was obliterated, so he wants the memory of his children\u2019s mother to be happily and lovingly fostered.Now I love this man.He is fine and upright and could give me a good home, security and affection.Is it too much of a risk to marry him?UNDECIDED.Answer; If you are of a jealous temperament do not marry this man, for a wife can get even more green-eyed over a poor dead lady in thf cemetery than she can over a giri in her husband's office.And that\u2019s aplenty, believe me.Nor can one blame her when one contemplates the idiocy of men who are forever throwing their first wife in their second wife\u2019s teeth, so to speak, and presenting invidious comparisons between them.Make your darling happy by Consider that aspect of the problem, but.also bear in mind that, in making this brand new princess-! rea'By' your husband\u2019s first wife is the least dangerous rival you can yoke dress for her! It\u2019s picture-' possibly have, and that a cold, pale, shadowy ghost can easily be book pretty, with johnny collar, EUC STOCKINGS that look like fine hose IF you nerd the «upport of elastic stocking*, hrre I* welcome news.I3euci&BI»ck has perfected a new elastic atocklng that Is cool andcom* fort able, and light In weight.They can be washed frequently, too, without losing their shape.Awk your doctor about Bauer A Black Elastic Stocking».wheat / from &ONs/ 9142 SIZES 2\u2014a Gaudet Drug Store B>-\u201ena Cfiudr*.B I\u2019h., Crop, 29 King St.West Ncxl to Premier Theatre 26 Wellington Si.Nortl.Tel.2866 DOROTHY DIX tie - bow and button - decorated yoke ! Pattern 9142: sizes 2, 4, 6, 8.Size 6 frock, 2 1-4 yds.35-in.;; collar, 1-4 yd.Panties 7-8 yd.(pattern inc.) This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit.Complete, illustrated j Sew Chart shows you every step.! Send twenty-five cents (26c) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern.Print plainly size name, address, style number.routed by a live, warm woman.Just bring your common sense to bear on the proposition\u2014that it doesn\u2019t really matter who was first in a man\u2019s life, the important thing is tô be one who possesses him at the present moment.TALK ABOUT HER Don\u2019t make your husband\u2019s first wife a taboo subject.Talk about her.Tell the children what a grand mother they had and you take all the kick out of a secret heroine worship.As for the children, they will soon be gone.Ten years at most and they will have flown the home nest.In the meantime, considering their father\u2019s attitude, do not assume the role of mother to them, but of a big sister.Leave all of the controlling and disciplining of them to their father and devote yourself to winning their friendship.Every man who marries a second time is so grateful to his wife Send your order to Sherbrooke Daily Record, Pattern Dept., Sherbrooke, Que.meeting of the Canadian Women\u2019s Club, in Sherbrooke, today, is a guest at the New Sherbrooke Hotel.for not quarreling with his children that he adores her.Dear Dorothy Dix: My husband is the best man in the world.He just suits\tme.But he\thas one characteristic that has\tdriven every one away\tfrom us and\tthat forces us to live almost by\tourselves.He is an incessant talker.He talks fluently and interestingly and with enthusiasm, but he never lets anybody get a word in even edgewise.People call once.They ask us to dinner once.But never again.I do not want to hurt my husband\u2019s feelings.What can I do about it?***.' E_ Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tReginald\tNobes Answer: Nothing, I\tam afraid, because when people\tare enamour- and\tson,\tEric,\tof\tLennoxville,\tac-\ted of the\tsound of their own voices they are obsessed\tby a passion companied by Mrs.C.Daniels, of; from which they are never weaned.Stanstead, spent the week-end j In reality, there are few things so wearisome as having to listen visiting relatives in Burlington,! to a monologist, no matter how brilliant and entertaining he may be, m *\t! and nobody\u2019s idea of a pleasant evening is sitting up in dumb silence !\tlistening to\tsome one tell of his exploits or travels or relate stories.The\tregular\tmonthly meeting of\twre want to\tchime in with the tale of our own adventures and tell our the Baptist Mission Circle was held 1 own jokes.the\tprayer\troom, on\tThursday |\tNothing\trenders one so unpopular as to get the reputation of October 20,\twith thej\tbeing a big\ttalker.People avoid one as they would the plague.They se they know the end-ith ex-imagine For College or Career Girl Botany Wool CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS Style as shown.Sizes 14 to 20.Vjf % Fancy Stitch Designs.Coral, Grey, Dark Green, 1 Kelly Green, Wine, Pink, I Blue, Black.\t/ 1% in afternoon, president, Mrs.D.K.Miller, in the j dodge even meeting him on the streets becau chair.Jne