Sherbrooke daily record, 12 septembre 1945, mercredi 12 septembre 1945

[" 'V'* w*»; Sherbrooke Pailulîecocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEATHER Shower# Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1945.Forty-Ninth Year ENEMY FORCES SURRENDER MOUNTBATTEN World News In Brief New York, Sept.12.\u2014(TP)\u2014 Gen.MacArthur ha» ordered dissolution of Japan's notorious Black Dragon Society and the arrest of seven of its top members, a broadcast by NBC from Tokyo said today.Japanese sources last Friday said the secret society had disbanded in August, however.* * * St.Johns, Que., Sept.12.\u2014 A three-year-old boy and his grandfather were killed and the child\u2019s father and mother were seriously injured last night when an automobile in which they were passengers collided with a truck on the Farnham route, one mile from St.Jean d\u2019Iberville.Those killed were Denis Lariviere, three, and Narcisse Lariviere, 62.The injured were Mr.and Mrs.Denis Lariviere, 32 and 30, respectively.All were residents of nearby Mont St.Grégoire.* * * Washington, Sept.12.\u2014(TP) \u2014Congress voted yesterday to conduct its own investigation of the Pearl Harbor disaster, the third inquiry since the Japanese struck December 7, 1941.The House passed by 308 to 0 a Senate resolution providing for a ten-man committee to investigate the background of American preparedness and determine whether any individual\u2019s neglect contributed to the success of the enemy attack.*\t* »F Ottawa, Sept.12.\u2014ÏP)\u2014Discharged war veterans in Vancouver are living in basements, attics and that \u201cnew and great Canadian national institution- the chicken-house duplex/' Lt.-Col.Cecil Merrit, V.C., Progressive Conservative member for Vancouver Rurrard, said last night in the Commons.\u201cAnd when I say that I am not attempting to crack a joke, hut, rather, have reference to veterans living in chicken houses,\u201d he said.Another example of the housing shortage in Vancouver was in the case of 25 men, women and children who were sharing one bathroom.*\t:> Montreal, Sept.12.\u2014&;\u2014A letter requesting the immediate abolition of \u201cvexatious measures\u2019\u2019 affecting property-owners has been sent to Prime Minister Mackenzie King and the other members of the Federal Cabinet by the Montreal Property Owners\u2019 League, it was learned last night.The letter said that not for many years bad the position of proprietors in Montreal been so precarious, both from the point of view of revenue and the rights exercised by the owner as to his property.The crowning act, said the letter, came July 25 when there was taken from the proprietor the right to occupy his own building.(Reference was to a federal order prohibiting the ejection of any well-behaved tenant to allow a relative of a proprietor to take over a rented domicile.) .Berlin, Sept.12.\u2014(TP)\u2014A German government for the entire Russian zone of occupation was formally announced today by Marshal Georgi K.Zhukov.Of eleven departments established, at least three were assigned to veteran Communists as directors.Zhukov's order said the new administration would function throughout the Soviet zone under the immediate control of his staff.For at least two weeks most of the new departments actually have been doing business.Japs Most Give Up Richest And Expansive Conquests D.S.T.Expected To End Sept.30 In Surrender At Singapore 85,000 Japanese Troops in Singapore Area and Some Half Million Soldiers and Sailors in Southeast Asia and East Indies Affected by Signing, To jo Stands Good Chance Of Surviving Suicide Attempt Tokyo.Sept.12.\u2014 (TP) \u2014New transfusions of blood and penicillin gave Hideki Tojo a good chance to-Singapore, Sept.12.\u2014® \u2014 Ad-,day to survive his attempted suicide mirai Lord Louis Mouutbatten re-\tpVTonsS-1\"! ceived the surrender of all Japa- ;ng rounded up in Japan.,\tc___The bald little Japanese wartime neses forces m Southeast Asia and premier who direct£d th\u20ac success- the Indies at 11:15 a.m.today in! ful strike at Pearl Harbor but whose ,____.\t\u2022 ^pistol bullet missed his own heart, the Council Chamber of the Mu *!was to mutter thanks today for cipal Building in Singapore.The surrender involved about 85,000 Japanese troops while awaiting the war-crimes trial he expects.Vargas was taken in Tokyo along with his two sons.Streeter was found aboard the American hospital ship Marigold, where he had been sent with other liberated prisoners of war.Meisinger has been held for -several days.High among the others wanted is Gen.Masaharu Homma held responsible for the horrible \u201cdeath march\u201d on Bataan.As the 61-year-old Tojo lived on, m the care given him at an American evacuation hospital in Yokohama, fnd doctors there said he had a bet-j\tnotout of danger, the the ter-than-even chance for life.\t-Tokyo newspaper Mainichi «\u2022\tj\tcnn aaa Gen.MacArthur s personal phy-\tKlmnU\t\u2022 Singapore\tarea and\tsome 500,000\tsjcjarij ç0]t Roger Egeberg,\trushed\t\u2022\u2014\t\"\t* soldiers and\tsailors\tin \u201cthe south-\tto Tojo\u2019s bedside to join\tin the _\tA A\tfight for his life.Lt.-Gen.\tRobert ¦Southeast Asia and\tr Ric'h-pl'ber^er.('Ommandpr\tof the said era regions soutueast Asia ana ^ Ejchelberger, commander of the the East Indies.\t:sth Army Occupation Forces, said \u201e\t,\t\u2019\t^ L.j\tthat the best possible nursing care By the instrument the Japanese diad ]jeen ordered, adding, \u201cWe The general masses clamored for his death.\u201d More than a patient, Tojo is detained officially on instructions of Gen.MacArthur who pointed out that the stolen empire Tojo helped ,\ti ,,\t\u2014\tr-\t, , .build already has been cut down to gave up the richest and most ex- want the ^Japanese Government to | a fourth rate natjon witd ]ittle hope pansive conquests of their long \"'Gen.Eichelberger said Tojo shot campaign of aggression\u2014an area himself with a U.S.Army Air Corps 4\t.\t., pilot\u2019s pistol, stretching 4,oOO miles from the Tojo said he fired his hasty pistol Bay of Bengal to Hollandia, em- shot yesterday as American war-\u2022\t\u201e Jl.\t-crimes investigators pounded at his ! bracing 1.500,000 square miles ^qqj.because he \u201cdid not want to i and populated by 128,000,000 istand before the victor to be tried.\u201d j r\t'Yet trial seemed certainly in store people.\t(for him and many of his henchmen.Representatives of the United1 FI ret to be detained of the 3b r\t,, others that Gen.MacArthur had or- : States, the Netherlands, Australia.(jere(j held were Jorge Vargas pup- Eranee and China watched as the Pet Philippines Ambassador to Jap- .\tan; Mark Lewis Streeter, American Japanese affixed their signatures capture™ Win Mr.Whitaker\t,h« in thi.Ur\t^\trp- meeting last nigrnt.\treview, he had looked into Amen-; cognition of the Peace once more Entitling his address \u201cHistory ; can, English, French and Canadian I m o a v.e kn£>\u201e toi-«n in band\t\u2018\tRelates,\u201d Mr.Whitaker dealt with histories.\u201cAlmost without excop-1 Clause z, and has b n '\td,aTta E\t,\t,\u2022\t,\t! this subject from two points ofltion, they seem tarred with the! by the Minister _of Labor from the MrSi A.L.Abercrombie read the view> «The Fallacies of History\" same brush, for they seem to turn ' Department of Veterans\u2019 Affairs.minutes of the last meeting in the After the Sherbrooke office is absence of Mrs.R.E.Mosher.Miss established, Captain D'Artois, who is cjllis extended a warm welcome to presently receiving his discharge ; the representatives of all of the from the Canadian Army, ivdll con- j seven branches in the county, Ascot, tact ail firms throughout the Eastern Brompton, Belvidere, Cherry Hiver,! (vpgsg of a nation and its people, 1 ownships to instruct emplojeis of Lennoxville, Milby and Orford, h>he q^te apart from its contentious re- and \u201cThe Quaintness of History.\u201d I Mr.Whitaker, explaining what he termed \u201cThe Fallacies of History,\u201d reclared that where historians have to deal with the evolution and pro- history to their own ends.To my | chagrin, it appeared that the American historians seem less biased than the others, although they are by no means free of it.\u201d Maintaining that it was not, mere coincidence, he stated that in more the plan.\tj\tthen thanked them for the kind co-|]a-tiong with other nationalities,\tI than one historical preface, the au- \u201cI will need the\tco-operation of j\toperation of all at the time of the, t^gy\ta g00(j measure cf agree-\t:hor stoutly declared that he had every industry in the Townships,\u201d ,\tvisit of Miss Christmas, British J ment.\u201cHowever, when the progress\t! striven for simplicity by dealing he stressed.\torganizer, to Sherbrooke County,jor retrogression, of a people is af-1 lightly, or not at all, with some ,\t,,\t.\t_\t, To every parent with a son or, and each member in turn expressed fected by it s near or far neighbors, events.He pointed out that his under the supervision of the respect-|daUg.jlter returning from active ser-* her deliKht in meeting Miss Christ-|wben hatred and contention enter iptydy had led him to the belief that ive Provincial Governments through-, vj \u2018 C tain D>Artois would urge! F135 and the interesting facts learned in, then historical records become historians had failed to withstand out Canada.\t(that he send the serviceman 0r from her visit of the work of Wo- tinged with misrepresentation, mis-j the temptation to gloss over or even Benefiting from\tthe\tplan with\tthe\twoman to his office\twhether or not '\tm?n\u2019s .Institutes in that.Miintry.conception and even slander.\tignore their country\u2019s reverses at veteran of\tno\tindustrial\texperience,I v\u201e\t\u201eu\u201e b u.j\ti\tMiss Cillis then gave the highlights \u201cKo doubt whatever but that thi-\tthe hands of ils enemies.\"In addi- ,\u201e;n\t+v,\u201e .u.u\tI \u201ce or she has had experience m any ^ the annual convention held re-1 may Come from\t, .implications.Then:light on their victories and furbish will be the veteran with relatively! L before the time of enlistment \u2018 , of tlle annual convention held re- ' may Come from an excess of patri-! tJon.they tend to throw the spot-little.The man who joined the! There il Hlace for eve^?he ! c?ntly at Ma.cd?nald CoHege^where ; ofcism political.!' '\t' A Better Blade for Better Shaves.Dries itse/f ÿ : without Rusting Sole Distributors in Canada, best Blades (Canada) Ltd., Sherbrooke, b.vj.\u2022 n she represented Sherbrooke County, it is that patriotism is wont to be- Up nonr victories until they appear ™\t1 The Treasurer's report showed a'come an evil thing, when practised , jn a glowing light.\u201d !?¦ ' small balance on hand after spend- by mischievous and malicious folk.! Relating what he termed out- stressed, and all must be acquainted with the opportunities that are Ji\tI standing11 ex a m pics of fallacies.Mr.many months of destructive work.\u2019 ¦ways on county work.The sum of jug nurtured,\u201d he said.PLENTY OF MILEAGE ten dollars was voted to send seeds ! to Australia as in the past few years, i The members were asked for their Whitaker said that he had been un- He maintained that following Iffer the impression that at the Battle exhaustive study of the work oî ot- Waterloo, Napoleon had put into \u201cPercy,\u201d a porpoise caught off!{u11 ^-operation in meat rationing, the English coast, was placed in a Î0 ean.-T on thej«oik of filling ditt> public pool on exhibition.He there |\tthf ^avy and su/1101't began an endurance swimming mar-i\tNational Lmergencj Fund and athon.During the rest of his life ; Pm.cess,.41;ce Foundation b und the he covered 180 miles daily.\tcoming Yictory Loan and the Self- denial Fund, which has been used in J the past two years to aid Prisoners I those, \u201cwho down through the years, have provided us with the purported facts of history,\u201d he had LEE M.WATSON & CO.REG\u2019D.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Night and Holiday Calls: Sherbrooke I542W MOTOR TUNE-UP If your car is using to* much gas or is losing power and not running smoothly, stop in and have it adjusted by our Sun-Test Equipment.Walter Atkins, expert on carburetor and electrical car service, in charge.KEENE SERVICE GARAGE Corner Dufferin Ave.and Court Sts.of War, and this year will be used < wherever most needed.Mrs.D, McElrea, Convener of | School Fair Work, then gave an outline of the arrangements for the coming Fair to be held at the Lennoxville High School Gym on Saturday, September 22nd,, to which the public is invited.Admission free.A prize list of over one hundred dollars will be distributed among the school $2,000 GRANT IS RECEIVED BY ANT1-T.B.GROUP the fight an army of a few thousand! less than those of Wellington and | Blucher combined.\u201cAn English' history 1 examined pointed out that there were (if,\u2019(MM) under Wellington1 and about 30,00'0 Prussians, against 74,000 picked troops, the elite of I Europe\u2019s soldiery which made up Napoleon's forces.In the French j account, Napoleon was outnumbered by more than 2 to 1 and thus had but (little chance of success.Surely 'these historians worked with their tongue in their cheek, placing great reliance on our credulity, or ignorance.\u201cYou will find that an official Can- T A special grant of $2,000 has been\t, ., .\t.\t., , , received by the local branch of the ' a^n h.stor.an m telling the nst anti-T.B.League, which includes the,\tof the War of 1» 2 at aid in the payment of a new portable | ' victory at last rested with the Brit- ( ish,\u2019 On the other hand, an American children of Sherbrooke County.Seeds whole of the St.Francis District,!,,1],5 s Lane says, 1 he loi tune oi were given out and cooking and sew- from the Provincial Government to !\t>i^!< j ing and fret-saw work and hobbies will be on display.All exhibits are to be in place at 9.30 a.m.and committees were named to take charge of the different tasks to aid the young exhibitors in every way, and a programme of sports is also ar-! ranged.Mrs.McElrea asked that ; parents see that the children had j the proper number of vegetables, j flowers, etc., in each entry which | sometimes disqualifies a good ex-I hibit.! This concluded the business and x\u20191J?,y machine.\t,\t, , I historian records the same event in The machine was purchased by the\tattempt to inlocal branch of the League last\tCa\u201eada in ^ 4 (1id not carry ^ an approxlraate.c«st us beyond Lundy\u2019s Lane where a $6,000.Accordingly, Antonio Beg n I li]oo 5 batt]e was indecisively Treasurer of the branch, declared to- £0UKbt; « day that some assistance had to be sought from the Provincial Government since the amount received by \"Your children study such accounts and 1 do not think that wars f should be polished up to reflect a the sale of Christmas seals could not (,lo).ious hist(1,x KaJther j 5eljeve be expected to cover the expenses involved.The grant, which is in the form of j the meeting was adjourned for the |a cheque was sent by the Hon.J.S.; moon hour, A delicious salad lunch- Bourque Provincial Minister of ,eon was served in the dining room Landg and Forests, who pointed out where Ipng tables were tastefully that the money was a special grant J.W.Blake SG Queen St 404 Sherbrooke Que \u2014D\ternr arranged with autumn flowers as was the upper hall.This sumptuous i luncheon was served by the Bromp-i ton and Orford Branches, j The meeting again went into ses-j sion and Miss Cillis introduced the ! guest speakers, Miss Dangelzcr and j Mrs.E.Hobbs of the C.B.C, Broadcasting Company from Montreal.Miss Dangelzer asked for suggestions from the groups attending for broadcasts they would like to hear and explained fully the productions of talks and the preparations of same in the studio and of the mak- that wars should be painted in their true colors for the evil and horrid things they are,\u201d said Mr.Whitaker, The speaker, who is the Lauren-tian District Manager of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, was introduced by Ernest Gilbey ami thanked by Douglas Stevenson.Out of town Rotarians who were guests of Ihe club included: E.B.ceived by the branch in three pay-\tMontreal; Albert Guay, J ________ _________________ brankhn, New Hampshire, and R.Ouelette, Lewiston, Maine.Other and would not interfere with the annual grant of $.2,OOiO provided by the Provincial Government to the local branch.This regular grant is re ments spread over the period of one year.According to Mr, Begin, the new machine has been obtained in order that officials of the local branch may visit all of the manufacturing concerns in the district to examine their employees for any signs of T,B.that may be unknown to the afflicted per- ing of recordings.She mentioned! son.Following the completion of several interesting programmes for this projeet the branch p!a,ns to cx women, and answered many questions pertaining to broadcasting.Mrs.E.Hobbs, well known radio FALL SHOE SALE Step out into Fall with feet smartly-clad in a pair of shoes selected during this great Fall Sale.Just the right shoes for every occasion, whether it be one of the many social affairs, or just country-walking to admire the gorgeous autumn foliage.For dress or sport, you'll find the utmost comfort in shoes from Nault\u2019s; smart, well-made, and so economically priced 1 \u201cOpen-back'\u2019 model, in black gabardine or brown suede.Regular $6.00.ONE PRICE ONLY: TVe also have a splendid selection of other models for every occasion.Be sure to see them l Solid leather, choice of black or brown.Regular $5 to $6, Your choice of black sutie or brown leather in this popular model.J.M.NAULT Limited 35 King Street West SHERBROOKE, QUE.Tel.980 j in guests included: J, S.Morse, Sherbrooke; Capt.H.F.Kell, Valcartier; H.F.MacOo rmac, Montreal and N.Guay, Quincy, Mass, CAMPAIGN TO FINANCE \u201cMEMORIAL HOME\u201d Plans have been completed for a financial campaign to obtain funds to establish a \u201cWar Memorial Home\u201d in this rity, it was announced today by officials of the local branch of the Canadian Legion, B.E.R.L.A sile for the Home has been selected and the financial drive will this year replace the annual subscription campaign for the Poppy \u201cRelief\u201d Fund.It was stated that citizens would shortly receive subscription forms and explantory literature in regard to this project.amine all of the school children the district also.The pressing need for the machine was emphasized by Mr.Begin, who stated that prior to its purchase the.branch had only a fleuroscope which j they had obtained the year of their j organization in 1004.\u201cThe greatest | disadvantage of this machine, which we are still using, is that it is not | portable and can not be taken from 1 our clinic in the St.Francis Sanitor-ium,\u201d declared Mr.Begin.He said that it is planned to begin : the tour for the examination of em-j ployees of manufacturing concerns in the district some time next month.At present the branch it waiting only) for the delivery of a specially con-( structed automobile in which to transport the x-ray equipment.| The first plant on the list to be visited by the league is the Canada\t«\tn e rvrs Paper Company at Windsor Mill!\" (POIjnij O A 0 A lilt while the second will be the Acme yOUlAlyfl i ill\\iTi/Ll Glove Company of Sherbrooke.Arrangements are being made whereby Members of the local branch of the the management of the concerns vis- Mobile Poli le Forces, under Major, ited will contribute to the project.W.W.Foote, took part in two church ! I Mr.Begin said that he did not parados here on Sunday, September j know when this project would be 9.The parade fronted at the market j I completed or when the examination place, and moved off to attend ma»-: i of school students would begin.a\u2018- St.Patrick's Church, then return-\u201cHowever, all students will be ex- ; ed to the market and moved off a- TOOK PART IN One hundred persons, representing over n dozen occupations, made up this year\u2019s personnel of Camp Macdonald, Adult Education soon-; sored summer \u201cworkshop'' which; broke camp last week, after 10 days on the shores of 1 akc Memphvc-niagog.near Highwater.Included in the group which gathered to learn the technique ofj community leadership and to ex-i ploro ways of meeting inter-eultur-1 al economic and social problems ofj Canada, were nurses, university students, economists, farmers, librar-j inns, agronomists, social workers.! teachers, community and farm or-: ganization representatives.Y.M.C.workers, and representatives of the; National Film Board, the Wartime Information Board ami the C.B.C.Group with the largest representation was that from com mu nit y organizations, with 17, followed by university students, with It, and social workers, with 1'0.A fair sprinkling of the enrolment which this year set a record for the undertaking, were graduates or students of the Montreal School of Social Work.Sponsoring groups, in addition to the Canadian Association for Adult Education and the Quebec Association for Adult Education, were the Canadian Library Council and the Montreal Council of Social Agencies.Interesting feature of the camp was its hi-lingual nature.Thirty-five of the 100 attending for varying periods during the 10 days claimed French ns their native tongue, while 6f> wore English-speaking'.Discussion periods, which were many and lengthy, heard the topics expounded in both languages, often by the same speaker.Staff members included Dr.W.H.Hallenheck, administrator, adult education department Teachers College, Columbia University ; Dr.Lois Timmins, former professor of physical education, Williamantic Teachers College, Connecticut, enn.; Zilphia Horton, wife of Myles Hortin, chairman of Highlander Folk School, labor union supported institution at Monlaagle, Tenn., and Alex Sim, secretary, adult education service, McGill University, director of the camp.Campers came from such widely separated areas as California (Margaret Heaton, head of the English department, George Washington High .School, San Francisco, who would have liked to have seen more teachers present and who came herself because she wtus interested in inter-cultural relations).Fredericton (Muriel Lutes, of the staff of University of New Brunswick, who felt that the camp had provided excellent community leadership training), and Quebec City (Andre Despres, Laval student who came to Camp Macdonald to learn methods of community organization).In Dr.Hallenbeck's opinion, the Lake Memphremagog camp was unique among such adult education experiments in its bi lingual character and in the wide variety of occupations and interests represented.The Ifl-day programme included n mass education workshop and a final week-end conference on communication of ideas, when Prof.Martyn Estall, of the staff of.Queen\u2019s University, and assistant! director of the C.A.A.E., was slated to outline the general field ofj public information services.Typical! ramp day included workshops, skill! session and general discussion per-j iods, with informal discussion groups] carrying on far into the night.BJSHOPTON Rcbekah dance, Bishop ton, Tburs-day, Sept 13th.Art.James\u2019 Orcb.Meeting with the Educational Committee of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Central School on Gillespie Street, yesterday afternoon, the Catholic School Commission ne-cepted a resolution presented to them by the Committee advocating the establishing of a system of vocational guidance in the schools under the direction of the Commission.The resolution which was adopted last month by the Educational Committee, carried with it the endorsement of the Junior Chamber ns n whole.It called for the immediate formation of a committee to set the scheme in action as soon as possible and this was also agreed to by the Commission.Object of this committee is to take the necessary first steps toward the establishing of a vocational guidance system.They will have at their disposal records of every student in regards to their academic standing and health conditions.As soon as they become organized, it is planned that the committee will publish lists of schools where students may study their chosen vocation.These lists wil be distributed to both the students and their parents.To aid in helping the student to choose his life work, it is intended that the committee will hold discussions of this nature with the pupils.They will also provide motion pic-lures showing the students the work involved in the many trades and professions.The Committee itself will include: a member of the School Commission; the school inspector for Sherbrooke; a member of the Commission's teaching staff; a recognized educational authority; and a representative of the Junior Chamber.Names of those who will act on the proposed committee have not yet been decided upon but.are expected to b« announced some time next week.It is planned that the committee will nominate sub-committee* to work in the different echoole.All decisions of the Committee including expenses, will have to be ratified by the Commission, CITY BRIEFLETS Guild dance in Island Brook Hall, Thins., Sept.12.Music by D.Morrow Eût Cottage Cheese every day.It E very nourishing and very inex-pen.Mw.Price 1(V por Ikix.It ta appt tizitt.g at any meal.-Sherbrooke Cure Milk Co.Ltd.Phone 886.Dance, Willowdalc Pavilion, Bury, every Sat.Belle Willard and orch, Rebckah dance, Bisbopton, Thurs, day, Sept ITth.Art.James' Oroh, Plyimoulh W.M.X.at Mrs.Griffith\u2019s, 27 Yimy St., Thursday, 8 p.m.The Commencement Exercises of the Sherbrooke High School will 1)# held' on Saturday, September 22 at 8 p.m.A cordial invitation to attend' is extended to all parent* and friend* of the school.NOTICE Members of Queen Mary Ohap just rf.find an outlet \\\\.ien peace came m : turned from the Philippines, played1 demands for relaxation of controls with Pfc.Jack Shore, who spent 28 an», restrictions as well as for a months in Newfoundland, and they lightening of the heavy burden of (finished fourth in the Masters war taxation The perils of war still- pairs.Cpl.Alvin Roth, who weal ed in right-thinking citizens a natur-; three battie ,\t.\t, .\t______ -.- stars with a presiden- eorne into general use in our coastal waters is the «1 inclination to chafe at burcaucra-j tial unit citation and the infantry \u201cnail gun,\u201d Working like a pistol, firing sturdy two-1 ™an.d™rous taxes ,nnd com,hat î'ad'ec' 'va?r«n\"pr-uP in th's b\tb v\tmade them accept, more or less-world championship Masters team men nails by an explosive charge, it has been used ; cheerfully, the discomforts and an* of-four.by Admiralty divers to \"nail\u201d steel plates over holes ! \"C1>\u2019anfes of rationing and other war-j Corporal Roth and Harry Fish- ii,',, j ,\t¦\t»,\t, .\tY010 'Gculationa.Patrotism then was bein did all they could to win their North and South got to four soades m hulls made by underwater mines.Many ships the spur and,_ unfortunately, such : niatch when they picked up 1,150 and went down two.Fishbein ad- \tFishbein\t A Q 9 6 3 VKJ9 5 ?9 *KQ93\t\t A K 10 7 5\tN\tA None 2\tW E\tV 1062 V Q83\tS Dealer\t?AQ75 ?J 8 4 3 A 5\t\tA A 10 7 4 3 2 \tRoth\t A A J 8 4 V A 7 4 ?K 10 6 2 A J 8\t\t Duplicate\u2014N.-S.vul.\t\t South West North\tEast\t\t 1 ?\tPass\tI A\tDouble Pass Pass\tRedouble 2 A\t 2 A\tPass\t2 N.T.Pass\t 3 A Pass\t3 N.T.\tPass\t Pass Double Pass\t\tPass Opening-\tA 4.\t12 sunk by mines in the approaches to Antwerp have .tl-'°*'PnV\u2018n tbC\to! demo-1 points on today\u2019s hand.With the mitted later that a diamond open- Wv.\t;.4 JL V.n., Z J?^.^L^inces At5elf -, exc?,pt club opening they made four no,ing might have defeated his three been raised in record time by the use of the nail on very special occasions\u2014when the trump.At gun.,\t,\t.\t- the other table their no trump contract but the six-card very life of the state is threatened, teammates did rot interfere with club suit looked like the logical Governments in the democratic the spade bidding, and as a result opening.From The Record Files ! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Damage in the vicinity of eight thousand dollars was caused when fire destroyed the axe handle factory and content! of the Bedford Manufacturing Company.Increased troop massing is reported along the German front, indicating that the Germans are prepared to launch their much-heralded offensive.Recent heavy artillery barrages are believed a preliminary to the attack.Relations between United States and Germany are reported near the breaking point, with the recent attack on the liner Arabic only serving to increase the tension.Carelessness on the part of the Turkish soldiers assigned to defensive duties along the Dardanelles is being blamed by the Germans for the success of the British landing attempt on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Swiss banking interests indicate that some $250,000.000 in German gold has crossed the frontier and taken refuge in the former country.Indications are that the British Government plans a drastic increase in a wide variety of excise taxes to meet the increasing costs of the war, TWENTY YEARS AGO Extensive damage was caused throughout the Eastern Townships by a violent electrical and rain storm.Telephone service is almost completely disrupted, many barns have been destroyed and several other buildings were set afire.Government officials have launched a drive to bring the striking anthracite workers and the United States mine operators together in an effort to bring about a resumption of mining.The tie-up is beginning to affect the general industrial picture.Joseph Archambault, K.C., M.P., of Montreal, has been appointed judge of the Superior Court for the District of St.Francis succeeding Hon.Justice Globensky who died recently following an extended illness.The final forecast for the season places the western Canada wheat crop at 368,857.000 bushels, one of the heaviest crop! yet to be reported.No trace has yet been found of the lone armed bandit who sought to hold up two Royal Bank officials at Tomifobia as they were returning to Rock Island after conducting a subagency business at Fitch Bay.TEN YEARS AGO Four rival groups are seeking political power in Louisiana, each making a determined bid for the post left open by the assassination of Senator Huey P.Long.Although Premier L.A.Taschereau remains silent upon his future plans, it is regarded as probable that the Provincial general elections will be held this fall if the Liberals make a clean sweep in Quebec in the federal voting.The regular strength of the Italian army has been increased to one million men by the calling of an additional class to the colors.Il Duce, addressing a nation-wide mobilization, may announce the opening of hostilities in Ethiopia.Britain has served warning against an unprovoked attack on Ethiopia.Declaring that defence pacts offered no real security, Adolf Hitler warned today that only by maintaining a substantial army could Germany hope for safety.Determined to stamp out perjury in the local courts, the Magistrate today sentenced a man to twelve months in jail for perjury committed at a theft inquiry.FIVE YEARS AGO The Germans are putting up a loud howl as the result of a new secret weapon being used by raiding British aircraft.This consists of little paper cards soaked in inflammable chemicals which ignite when in contact with moisture.A wing of Buckingham Palace was struck by a delayed action bomb but neither the King nor Queen were in the building at the time.The famous Reichsstag building in Berlin was reportedly struck by British raiders.Predicting a four-year war at least, Defence Minister Ralston declares there will he no immediate expansion of the overseas forces of the Dominion, but that substantial reserves would be trained in the Dominion, The following committee was named to promote the work of the Bible Society in Lennoxville: Mrs.H.R.Frizzell, Mrs, Abbie Willard, Mrs.W.A.Hyndman, Mrs.M, Elizabeth McCurdy, Mrs.F.R.Titcomb, Mrs.J.G.Mallory and Mrs.P.Pergau.The staff of the Waterloo High School for the current term, comprises: Mrs.H.Chicoine.Miss Evelyn Macdonald.Miss H.M.Darby, Miss Margaret Allenby, Miss Muriel Pennoyer and Miss Marion Gurnham.Tennis Champ Answer Prevfou* Pur./.fr HORIZONTAL 1,8 Pictured U.S.National Junior tennis champion 11\tScholarly 12\tGuide 14\tSalutation 15\tNevada city 17\tBeverage 18\tSmall owl 19\tIreland 20\tWatering place 21\tTiny 22\tOver (contr.) 23\tAugmented 26 Tenders 28\tNegative 29\tArea measure 30\tBarter 33 Leather strip 37\tMale sheep 38\tSelf 39\tIndian 40\tExplodes 44 Deals with 46\tCourtesy title 47\tShe lives in 48\tConcerning 49\tIndian river 51 Remarks 53\tObserve 54\tTestifies VERTICAL 1\tSimmered 2\tShucked 3\tResting 4\tDisturbance 5\tBehold! 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The bride was smartly attired in All of us who are\u2014well, no longer bobby-sockers a powder blue crepe \u2019dress with \u2014can well recall certain melancholy ladies, swathed in ! shoulder-length veil and slippers to crepe, who used to come and spend the day with our | match.Her corsage was of white mothers, holding a tearfest, They were women who roses and she carried a white pray-never \u201cgot over\u201d things, and who took a mournful pride in having wept for 30 or 40 years over a faithless lover, or having lost their money, or Grandpa having passed on when he was only 90.And Mother would mingle her tears with theirs, and a pleasant time would be had by all.But you cannot even imagine the women of today indulging in any such gruesome orgy, yet God knows that if ever a woman had tears to shed, now is the time to shed them.Never were so many mothers\u2019 hearts torn with anxiety, never so many women whose bread is sorrow and whose In The Women\u2019s Sphere Popovers a Luncheon Treat Five Social and Personal Sgt, and Mrs.S.J.Saver wish to| Mr.and Mrs.Norbert Keenan and announce the marriage of their their young eon.John, have return-youngest daughter, Irene Marion, to ed from Royaltown, Vt., where they Gerald Reginald Decoteau, the mar-\u2022 spent the week-end.riage to take place on Saturday.Sep tomber 15th.at two o'clock, at Church of the Advent.the' Mrs.Hunt, Bury, has received of-| ficial news from Ottawa, that her husband, Rfn.Clarence (Rustcrl Hunt, is safe and well in Allied hands.DOROTHY DIX er book.Mrs.Howard Gunn attended the bride, wearing a dusty rose dress and black accessories.Her corsage was of red roses.Mr.Edward Quinn acted as best body is leaving soon for Lennoxville , to enter Bishop's University.Following the ceremony a recep-\t».\t» tion was held at the home of Mr.Mrs.Norman White and family Mr.and Mrs.Earle B.Peabody, their daughter.Mrs.W.S.Richardson, and her little daughter.Linda Jane, and Mr.Gordon Peabody, returned on Saturday to their home, 142 Drummond Street, after spending the season at their summer home ! of Mr.and Mrs.on Lake Memphremagog.Mrs.Rich-; Queen Street ardson and her daughter have left I Mrs.Vernon Dorey, Galt Street,! The Rev.and Mrs.William Lloyd, ! of Wakefield, are arriving in Sher-! brooke today, and will be the guests H.Lloyd.83A for Chateauguay Basin, to visit her husband's parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.R.Richardson, and Mr.Gordon Pea- JUNIOR C.W.L.TO TAKE PART IN STREET FAIR Richmond, Sept.12.-The Rich inond Junior Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League will look after a fruit booth at the Legion ; Street Fair which is being held this 1 coining Saturday.The Missels Maureen McCabe, G.Crook.Annabel Pearson and Mary Campbell have I been named conveners for decoration of the booth, Mrs.Ross Alexander is convener of the booth with I the following young ladies as sellers.Misses F.Geoffrey.Suzanne drink is tears, as now.Yet these women who wet their pillows with tears | and Mrs.Edward Quinn, 7267 Stu- -have returned to their home.321 baby wasn\u2019t as simple as she seemed.\t; art Avenue, for the immediate fam- vimv Street, after spending the Recently I spent several months at a resort in which there were more j ily and a few friends.\t\u2019summer in Inverness, visiting the than a hundred women with husbands and sons at the front, and I did not! After a short stay in Montreal former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.see a single one of them shed a tear, or hear one speak of the terror that Mr.and Mrs.Mimnaugh left for gnawed ceaselessly at her heart.And I thought that it was no wonder'their home in Hillside, N.J., carry-fhat such heroic women bore heroic sons.\tjing with them the good wishes of No doubt in time science will trace the evolution of the feminine tear ducts into a backbone, but the process has not been without loss to women, ¦because it has deprived them of their most potent weapon, which has always been tears.Women early discovered that the easiest way to get what they wantd was to cry for it, for there is some chemical in their tears that melts down a man\u2019s resistance so that any woman who can cry without getting her nose red can get out of him anything she wants, whether it is a mink coat or a marriage license.Many a man marries the woman he doesn\u2019t love and doesn\u2019t want because she sobs on the second button of his vest.And multitudes of his brethren find out that wiping the tears from a woman\u2019s eyes is one of the most hazardous and expensive experiences in which they can engage.Undoubtedly the modern woman who laughs off the'misadventures of life instead of crying over them is a much finer human being than was her tear-sodden sister.But she is oftener an old maid.So, perhaps, the crybaby wasn\u2019t as simple as she seemed .- î The Record will be pleasea to receive any letters to this Dorothy Dix column.These will be forwarded to Miss Dix who will answer them as quickly as possible.friends.The for travelling bride was all their wearing gabardine suit, a small feathered turban and black accessories.Those from a distance who attended the wedding were Mr.and Mrs.John Mimnaugh, of Hillside, N.J., parents of the groom, Mrs.I.J, Flanagan and Mrs.P.Legacy, of Fort William, Ont., Mrs.Frank Meehan and daughter, Dolores, of Elizabeth, N.J., and Mrs.B.Keenan, of La Tuque.William Downes, who accompanied them back to Sherbrooke where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.White for the week-end.Mr.and Take Care Of Your Health Use Oui \u201cB.1\u201d Bread ALLATTS PHONE 724 Comte Hilaire de Chardonnet, father of the rayon industry, based ! his research on silkworms, copying ! their natural silk producing by mechanical means.He even obtained jhis first cellulose from mulberry leaves, as do silkworms.McConnell\u2019s Optometrist 102 Wellington N.Tel, 37 Examinations on WEDNESDAYS by appointment only.C A R S ON\u201411E N D E R SO N At the Westmount Presbyterian Church at 12 o\u2019clock noon on September 3rd, 1945, there was solemnized the marriage of Daisy Mae Henderson, daughter of Mr.T.Wesley Schoolcraft, of Montreal, and the late Mrs.Schoolcraft, to S/Sgt.Roy S, T.Carson, C.A.T.S., Hamilton, Ont., son of the late Rev.and Mrs.R.L.Carson, of Southwest Harbor, Maine; the Rev.Dr.Mulligan officiating.The bride, given in marriage by her father, was charmingly gowned in sheer light grey wool with a matching grey feathered hat, fuchsia veil and gloves and wore a corsage of fuchsia gladioli.Her only ornaments was a strand of pearls and matching earrings, gifts of the groom.The bride\u2019s only attendant, as matron of honor, was Mrs.Peter Rogerson, of Montreal, who wore an attractive gown of deep mauve crepe, a matching feathered hat, black accessories and a corsage of white gladioli.The best man was Mr.Robert W.Henderson, son of the bride, and Peter Rogerson acted as usher.The groom\u2019s aunt, Miss Taylor, of Lennoxville, was attractively dress- W men uïœ o/RLs ^vHosïsmr ts SweETf A WK TOILET SOAP.BEAUTY BATH makes you Sure Stor of Univorsol Pictures é I \".j Aii All the lights come on when the one man whispers, \"You\u2019re so sweet.\u201d So protect the charm he loves! \"If a girl isn\u2019t dainty no other charm counts,\u201d Maria Montez says.\"A daily Lux Toilet Soap bath makes daintiness sure.\u201d You\u2019ll love the way the Whipped Cream lather caresses your skin\u2014leaves it fresh, really sweet.Delicately perfumed, too! 9 out of 10 Screen Stars use it ! \u2022 /té tie soap téaf/ea/es sbh SI/YEER/ L\u2019Ecuyer, Marthe Kmond, Claire Johnson, Mrs.Ruby Warden, Irene and Helen Laroche.At a recent meeting of the executive, the President, Miss A.Lina-hen, spoke of the diocesan convention that is to be held on Wednesday September 26th., at the Richmond a,\tMrs.Clifford Marshall, Invernes Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Jennings, Mr.and Mrs.William Mimnaugh and Mr.Roy Little, Lennoxville, were guests on Sunday at the same home.ed in a black suit with white accessories, and wore a corsage of white gladioli.The bride\u2019s gift to her attendant was a toilet set, and the groom\u2019s gift to the best man and usher were initialled leather billfolds.Immediately following the wedding a reception and luncheon was held at the Cafe Chez Michel, the tables being attractively arranged and decorated by the wedding cake.Out-of-tow:; guests included Miss K.H.Taylor, of Lennoxville; Earl Schoolcraft, of Knowlton; Miss M.Winwood, of Knowlton; Mrs.A.Patenaude, of Cowansville; Clyde C.Schoolcraft, of Mansonville, brother of the bride, Following the luncheon the bridal couple left for a short honeymoon trip through the Eastern Townships and the New England States.The bride\u2019s travelling costume consisted of a light grey wool suit, black hat and shoes, black blouse, grey gloves and matching top coat of light grey trimmed with black.She carried silver foxes, and wore a contrasting corsage of gladioli.On returning from their wedding trip, S.Sgt.and Mrs.Carson will live in Montreal, where the groom, a graduate of Bishop\u2019s University and former Master at St.Paul\u2019s School, Concord, N.H., will be a civilian instructor of ex-service matriculation candidates at Sir George Williams\u2019 College.left this morning for Megantic, having been summoned there by the passing away of her brother.Mr.Jules St.Pierre.» \u2022 \u2022 Mrs.W.A.Bishop.Bury, has received official information from Ottawa, stating that her husband, Major\tW.\tA.\tBishop,\tis safe\tin\tAllied |\tHotel.The Richmond Juniors will hands\tand that his health\tis\treported I\the hostesses, and the Guest Speaker s-0od.\tis to be Rev.Jasper J.Stanford, *\t\u2022\t*\t:\tPastor of St.Dominic's Parish, Mr.Justice and Mrs.C.Gordon I Montreal, His subject will be \u201cThe Mackinnon, who have spent, the sea-icings Advocate, Marthe do Nonil-son at \u201cSherrygroom,\u201d their sum- l^t, the story of a magnificient mer residence at Bondville, have rc-, French Catholic woman.Other turned to Chelsea Place, Westmount.guests to be present are Right Rev.*\t*\t*\tJ\tP.S Desranlenu, Honorary Chnp- Cpl.M.W.Hall, R.C.A.F., who, lain and Bishop of Sherbrooke, Mrs.recently returned from Overseas; J-J- Coffey, Past National President after over three years\u2019 service, is: of Montreal, Mrs.J.T.Glennon, spending his leave at home with his I National Executive Secretary, also parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Hall,'of Montreal, Rt.Rev.Monsigner J, Victoria Street.\tE.M.Vincent, Canons J.C.McGee *\t*\t*\tand Nap.Codere, Rev.Fathers God- Mrs.S.J.Hadley, her daughter, ! bout, Moisnn, Lavallee, Houthillicr Mrs.E.Coull, and her two children, and Racine Billy and Wilma, of Essex, Mass., have been visiting Mrs.Della Barnes at her home in Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.William Thompson, of Westboro, Mass., were also recent guests at the'\t\u201d same home.\tj The Situation: You have invited *\t*\t*\tj guests to lunch at a hotel and have L/Bdr.J.A.W.Wilson, who has [asked them to meet you in the lob- just returned from Overseas after: by.five years\u2019 service, arrived in Sher-j Wrong Way: Arrive at the brooke on Monday evening.He was!you told them to meet you, or MIND YOUR MANNERS accompanied by his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Goldwyn Wilson, who journeyed to the mc-Iroplis to greet him upon his arrival.L/Bdr.Wilson is presently visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs.J.II.W\u2019ilson, Short Street.¥ * # Mrs.Murray, President of the W.! M.S.of St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, presided over Tuesday\u2019s meeting, hold in the Church Hall, and opening with prayer.Several hymns were sung during the session, Mrs.F.Donaldson presiding at the piano.The Reverend E.A.Wright gave an interesting and instructive address on the \u201cBenefits of Mission Work,\u201d and Miss Ross read an article on The Church in Europe, the more especially in Norway and Russia.The Mizpah Bene diction closed the meeting.* ¥ ¥ The first meeting of St.Patrick\u2019s Mission Circle for the 1940-7(5 season, was held last, night at the home of the Misses Mary and Eva McConnell, Galt Street.The President, Miss Eva McConnell, read an invitation to the members of the Circle to attend the Catholic Women\u2019s League Diocesan Convention to be held at Richmond on September 26th.Plans were discussed for the annual Christmas gift tea, which will be held this year on November 1 7th.Tentative plans were also made for a play to be presented in the Church : me a few minutes later Right Way: Arrive five or 10 minutes ahead of time so that you I will be on hand to greet the guest as they arrive.Bran popover* arc light but nourishing:.MILLANVILLE and Mrs.Herman Marshall a day with Mr.and Mrs.Mr, spent Robert J.Henderson and family, in Lower Ireland.Miss Frances Walker, teacher of the Lower Ireland School, spent a week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Walker, The Misses Laura and Floreiy McKinnon, of Quebec City, spent a week-end with their mother, Mrs.James McKinnon at the home of her daughter, Mm D.A.Appleton bers.Misa Isabel Moore read the minutes qf the last meeting and the roll call.Miss Amy McManus read the financial statement and the members discussed donating a sum of money to some worthy cause.Also each member is to try and bring a new member to the next meeting.Plans were made to hold the next meeting Tuesday, September 25, 1945.From then on to hold the meetings every two weeks.The election of officers also took place, new officers being elected as follows; President, Miss Pat Pender; Vice Hall.\t|President, Miss Lena Prangley; Sec- The Secretary, Miss Geraldine l rotary, Miss Mickie Allison; Social Hebert, read a letter received from Secretary, Miss Myrtle Moore; the Paddle Prairie Mission, advising j Treasurer, Miss Beatrice Grayton; that work on the new Church had Social Committee, Miss Kay Mac-begun.\tj Donald.A new member, Miss Dundin,] Miss Pat Pender brought the from Lennoxville, was welcomed to meeting to a close, the Circle.\tj After the dispensation of business, At the close of the meeting re- Miss Pat Pender presented Miss Isa-freshments were served by the bel Moore, a bride of the week, with Misses McConnell.The members a gift of crystal on behalf nf the are to meet Monday, September 17th club members and voiced their befit at Little Lake for a weiner and corn wishes for her future happiness.The roast.* \u2022 * The Y.W.C.A.Quaintance Club held their opening business meeting September 10, 1945 at the McKinnon Memorial.Miss Doris Banfill opened the meeting by asking Miss Mickie Allison to read the One Hundred and Twenty-first Psalm.Then the Lord\u2019s guest of honor expressed her sincere thanks and appreciation ami her wish for all her friende to visit her in her new home.Delicious refreshments were served by Mies Doris Banfill and Miss Pat Pender.The table being attractively centered with gladioli.The pleasant e.vening was brought to a close with thi: singing of \u201cFor She\u2019s A Jolly Good Prayer was repeated by all the mem- Fellow.\u201d -BLUE ABOUT GREENER PASTURES BY GAYNOR MADDOX Eggs in a recipe put that food in the nutritionally important group.That's why these bran popovers make a nutritious cornerstone for a warm-weather luncheon.They call for three eggs and are easy on the butter supply, werve them piping hot with a fresh garden salad and homemade jam, jolly or marmalade.Bran Popovers (Yield\u2014 8 Popovers) One quarter cup bran, l'i cups of sifted flour, U teaspoon salt, fl eggs, well-beaten, 1'y cups milk, 1 tablespoon melted butter.Crush bran into fine crumbs and mix with flour and salt.Combine eggs, milk and melted butter; add to flour mixture.Beat, with rotary heater until free from lumps.Fill -.- -.i BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe, I cornflakes, fried tomatoes, en-j richcd toast, butter, coffee, Milk.' LUNCHEON: Bran popovers, butter, bowl of garden tomatoes, mixed greens, sliced hard-cooked eggs, salad dressing, stewed peaches, peanut, cookies, ten, milk.DINNER: Veal stew with garden vegetables, boiled potatoes, enriched rolls, Initier, cantaloupe salad, blackberry gelatin, ] coffee, milk, 4*-4 heated greased heavy iron muffin pans or ovenware, custard cups % full and hake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) about 30 minutes; reduce heat to 350 degrees F.and bake 15 minutes longer.Cut slit in side of popover to allow steam to escape.For a special August breakfast treat, here\u2019s a new recipe: Blueberry Muffins (Makes Dozen Muffins) Two cups enriched flour, % teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoons baking pow- der.2 tablespoons sugar, cup milk, 1 beaten egg, 2 tablespoons melt-.d and cooled butter, rv* cup blueberries.Sift flour, salt, baking powder and sugar.Add washed and well-drained blueberries to dry ingredient:.Add milk and egg all at once; then immediately add butter and stir only until ingredients nr« blended hut not smooth.Fill greased muffin tins \u201ca full and hake in moderately hot oven (400 degrees F.) about 25 minutes.COWANSVILLE Dance, Stnnbridge East, every Friday night, Wells\u2019 Orchestra.&N APPf.SAUCE i 'SETS AB/S MAND\" k EXTRA GOOD BREAD! mm There\u2019s no lost action with Fresh YeastI And Fleischmann\u2019s fresh Yeast goes right to work because it\u2019s actively fresh.It gives full delicious bread flavour, tender smooth texture \u2014 pcrject freshness IF YOU BAKE AT HOME, always ask for Fleischmann\u2019s active fresh Yeast with the familiar yellow label.Dependable\u2014Canada.'s, tested favourite for over 70 years.MADE IN CANADA MCOh TERRY K r peclake, my LI\u2019L OL' HEART'S IT AIN'T TlWKIY \u2014I NEVER HOPED TOÔET ABOVF ECOND LIEUTENANT AND NOW THAT THAT oh.teeey.1 CHAKLIE J I'M JDS' THEtLLED 5IMPCY TO DEATH ITS WON-DEKFUL.1 LOOK A6AIN, POUNDIN'AWAV -< LIKE élXT/i I'M 50 EXCITED FOK APg.IL.1 FLIP eoKKlN BROUGHT HAVE KNOW.M FZIEND OUK PROMOTIONS LNOW WITH HIM! WE'EE FIE5T LOCIE5 : mm m FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WMAT NEW PROJECT IS I\u2019M A MEMBER.OF TME SKOT CLUB, mom-.'-Shadyside' KIDS IN THEIR.\u2019 who' \u2019 '~r- OR&ANIZED THAT CLUB?The Old Chill Lapd SMITH and A DELICIOUS HUNK OF HEARTBREAK , NAMED YOOHOO/ BY MERRILL BLOSSER EEN5 fa téfaî fa WWAT APE THE CLUB'S OBJECTIVES ?We're gonna promote Jitter- .Vgoooorief! Bugging, juke -boxes, and Jive , N isn't the - we're goino to give Oup.talenT3 I world in 7\u2014~^BAD ENOUGH .VSHAPE ALREADY?WORLD' To THE Six SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1945.RICHMOND ( rOMIFOBIA BETHANY _________________________________ __________ Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Wing, of Word has been received here of Mr.and Mrs.Oliver Poirier andjrea], has returned to her home, St.Johnsbury, Vt, were guests of ^'T.\\faNrhefter N.H.Aor* Auguat^T' son, John, of Valleyfield, and Mrs.jafter spending two weeks with I>r.3^^ Helen Manning and Miss Alice Ramsay spent several years of Tansey were guests of their par-jand Mrs.C.R.Boast.\t.Miller.\this life in South Durham before \u201cWa,\tto _Wil-!parents,\tVAfS.d\tS\u201d»f £ 2SS5?5 Æ ul liam Monroe and Mrs.Kendall in!ston.their bereavement in the passing of their sister, Mrs.Jameson, of Montreal.Mr.Max Swartz, of Montreal, was a guest in town.Mrs.Durocher and son, Paul, of Coaticook, -were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lacombe.Mrs.D.R.McLaughlin has returned from Sherbrooke, where she was a patient in the Hotel Dieu Hospital.Mrs.Wayland accompanied her daughter home and will remain at \u201cSunny Vale Farm\u2019\u2019 for a few days.Mrs.D, McGeage, of Detroit, Mich., was a guest of Mre.Annie Hayes, at the Brunswick Hotel.Mrs.Stevens and daughter, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Cogan.Mr.E.J.Janelle\u2019s many friends will regret to learn that he has been moved to a hospital in Shedbrooke.Miss Verna Kerr has returned to Montreal, after spending a few' days with Mies Myrtle Dyson.Miss Helena McKee, of New York, was a guest of relatives in town.Mrs.H.H.Calder and son, George Francis Calder, of Arvida, were guests of Mr, and Mrs.George Chamoerlin.Miss Helen Killingbeck, of Mont- CUT DOWN ON TAKING LAXATIVES THIS WAY See How Regular You Can Be Every Morning Try taking Carter\u2019s Pilla thiaway: Start with 3 and set a definite time every morning.When you get regular every morning cut down to 2.After a few days, try 1.Then try taking Carter's srery other day.You may even find you can keep regular without any laxative.You see, Carter\u2019s are so tiny you can cut down the dose\u2014from 3 to 1\u2014to fit the needs of your individual system.Without disappointment.Carter\u2019s help elean out your intestinal tract not halfway, but.thoroughly.They are doubly effective because made with two vegetable herbs compounded properly for thorough, easy action.Thousands ran cut down on laxative dosing this Carter way.Ask for Carter\u2019s Pills by name to get the genuine at any drugstore\u201425A Start the Carter graduated dose method tonight, and jump out of bed tomorrow rariu\u2019 to go.tx) her home after spending the sum- -\t.\t,\t, T Mrs Leslie Dalton and baby have mer ln North Hatley.\tdaughter of the late George and arrived from England.\tare\tMr\tand Mhg#\tUe Reed\twere\tNancy\tLancaster.\tHe\tleaves to spending a holiday a\tr\tp n ! lljn\ton frjend?\tar,d were guest' 'mourn\this loss his wife;\ttwo sons, L MU« Natal e WaC\t,r>f Mr »»d Mrs- T\u201c E' Carpenter.Clifford and Elmer; two daughters, MissNatal.e Walker of\tMontreal\t^\tEve]yn McManus> of\tVer-\tPearl\tand Theresa.\tAnother son, spent a wee -\tvfr«g renroi riun> was a guest of her cousin, Mrs.JClifton, was drowned several years Mr-\t&e0rge; Samuel Aulis, over a week-end.ago.Sincere sympathy is extended Mr.\tand Mrs.\tWr.Derick\twere\tto all\tmembers of\tthe\tfamily in visitors in Rock Island.\t; their bereavement.Mr.and Mrs.Leo Boutin, of Visitors at the home of Mr.and Abitibi, were guests of Mrs.Arthur Mrs.Aldege Favreau were Mrs.Ar-Farrow and family.\tithur Favreau, of Granby, Mr.and Miss Joyce Hatch was a guest Mrs.George Départie, of St.Christ- Walker.Miss B.Cassin, of Montreal, spent a week-end with Mr.and Mre.George Laroche, Cleevemont Avenue.Miss Marion Kerr was a guest\tj0yCe Hatch was a guest Mrs.George Départie, of St.Christ- of Mrs.Burt and Miss Aurmger, in\tjjgter, Miss Ruth Hatch, in tine, and Miss Georgette Départie, Upper Melbourne.\tRock Island.\tof Roxton Falls.Mr.B.J.Husk has purchased jyjr and Mrs.Victor Martin, of1 Guests at the tea hour of Mr and the Hutton residence, where he now gt- Erlwidge were guests of her mo- Mrs.Arlie Moffatt and family were has his insurance office.\tjther, Mrs.Samuel Aulis.\ti Mr.and Mrs.Victor Norris, of Mrs.Frederick Johnston\u2019s many | Mrs.Samuel Aulis, accompanied ; Granby, friends will regret to learn that she by her sister, Mrs.John Greenwood,1 Mrs.R.Favreau and family en- has been ill.All join in wishing her a speedy recovery.Misa Isobel McGovern has returned to Montreal, after spending her holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.McGovern.Miss Mary McGovern, of Sherbrooke, is a guest at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Esnouf, of Montreal, spent a week-end aa guests at the St.Jacob\u2019s Hotel.Mr.W.A.Fish, of Montreal, is spending a few weeks in town with relatives and friends.and Mr.Greenwood, of Derby Line, tertained over a week-end Mr.and was a guest of her brother, Mr.Mrs.Alphonse Départie and son, of Powers, in Burlington, Vt., for a Montreal, and Mr.Joseph Favreau, few days.\t; of Epiphanie.Mrs.Eva Hibbard was a guest at , Mr.and Mrs.Victor Norris and \u2018¦Pleasant View,\u201d North Hatley.Miss Shirley Laurette, of Granby, Miss Shirley Hibbard, who has and Mr.Benjamin Norris, of Wat-been employed in North Hatley, has erloo, were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.returned to her home here.\t^ Percy Norris, Mr.Neale Norris and Mr.John Aulis, of Baldwin s ancj q.Norris over a week-Mills, was calling on friends here.encj< Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Mosher rj,,\t« .v,.oui and family were guests of her par- 1 he ^\u201dman at,1ollc School re-ents, Mr.and Mrs.W.Rever.\topened here on Tuesday September Mrs.Jennie Garland, of Boyn- 4- wlth Mlss Este!le Peauregarde Mrs.J.Brady and Mrs.Ada' Mrs-\toT Mr as teacher, Nixon have returned from Montreal, ton.was a we?^ J?\t\u2022\t¦ Mr.Neal Norris is pending a few Mrs, Brady leave* shortly for SL j^Mrf MaHorie MoWneux is stay- ^ Granby with Mr.and Mrs.TTustache.where she ha* has nur-1.M[®dSS STr and Mrs.Victor Norris.Ebstache, where she ha* has purchased a residence.\tjCharl'esCKeef*^\t.' .^r- Joseph Favreau, of L\u2019E-pi- Miss Aleda Chevrier, of Montreal, I Mr.and Mrs.Henry Longeway phanie, Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse De-was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon !we*re \u2019jn Rock Island.\tpartie, of Montreal, and Mrs.Jean- Bush.Pte.Leo Bush, of Montreal, I Mr James O\u2019Leary was calling 116 Marois, of Granby, were guests was a guest at the same home.Ion friends.of Mr.Arthur Favreau and fam- Mrs.E.0.Desmarais.Mr.Gerald Mellete, of Windsor Mills, was a guest of Mr, and Mrs.Gordon Bush.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Cate have | Mr.William Day and son, Wil- 'b\u2019, left to make their future home'jard\twere jn'Magog on busi- Mr.Benjamin Norris, of Water- in Montreal.\tiness.\u2019\tloo\\ wa!i calling on Mr.and Mrs.Miss Bernice Wilkinson, of' The W.A.met at the home of Mr.Arlie Moffatt and family.Granby, was a guest of Mr.and and Mrs.L.E.Ticehurst, when a Mrs.Leland Haslett and Miss delicious supper was served with a Helen Haslett have returned to very large attendance.The\tpro-\ttheir home\tin Montreal, after ceeds amounted to $14.27.\tspending two\tweeks with Mr.and Mrs.Gladys Buckland and\tson,\tMrs, George\tOborne and Mrs.S.Mrs.Popoff, of Montreal, spent ' Rruce( w'ere\" visitors in Newport, Haslett.a few days with her parents, Mr.yt.\tMiss Claire Lavallee has gone to and Mrs.James Gunter, at the\t1 Grand Central Hotel.Mr H.Clark of Montreal, spent\td Hekn Kiningbeck a week-end with his daughter, Miss M Ri , h and daughter, Edith, of Mr.and Mrs.B.Dean, in Sher Muriel\tClark, College\tStreet.\t.\tof Montreal were guests of Mr, and\tbrooke, and\tattended the Sher- Mr\tErrol Hardy,\tof\tOttawa,\tis;M ' Norman Ross'.\tbrooke Fair.\tHe also spent a day spending his hohdays with his par-j Mr_ and Mrs.Sidney Gilchrist, at the Ayer\u2019s Cliff Fair West Ely, where he wdll teach at the school there again this term Mr, Harley Lancaster was a guest ents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Hardy.Mrs.J.W.Bidgood has returned from Montreal, where she was the guest of the Misses A.G.Killing- LOANS «20 to «1, AT REDUCED COST No endorsers or bankable security needed Quick Service WHY pay more than you have to for a loan?From Household Finance you can now borrow at the monthly rate of only\ton your unpaid balance.At this rate a $100 loan for one month costs only $1.50, a $300 loan only $4.501 ONIY ONB CHARGE.You may apply for any amount'\u2014from $20 to $1,000- and repay on the schedule most convenient for you.Notice that you may take up to 12 to 20 months to repay.All payments shown in the table include principal and charges.Our one rate of charge includes all costs.There arc no discounts, no fines or extras of any kind.And charges are made only for the actual time you have the money.That is why a $50 loan, repaid in 3 monthly pay- ments, for example, costs only $1.511 Or just look at the reasonable costs of larger loans.A $300 loan, for example, repaid in (i monthly instalments, costs $15.95; a $500 3-payment loan $15.07; a $1,000 6-payment loan only $53.15.simple TO GET.To apply for the amount you need merely tell us about your problem and the payment schedulo you prefer You need no endorsers or bankable security.If you can make regular monthly payments, you meet the main requirement for borrowing from Household Finance.You can usually get the cash the same day you apply.If you need money \u2014up to $1,000\u2014 for almost any purpose, why not borrow at Household\u2019s reduced rate?Phone, write or visit Household Finance today) FIND HERE THE CASH LOAN YOU NEED ri\tCHOOSE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT\t\t\t\t\tHERE V\t3 pay mis.\t6 pay tuts.\tJO paymts.\t12 pay ruts.\t1 5 paymts.\t20 paymts.$ 25\t$ 8.58\t$ 4.39\t$ 2.71\t$ 2.29\t\t 50\t17.17\t8.78\t5.42\t4.58\t\t 75\t25.75\t13.16\t8.13\t6.88\t\t 100\t34,34\t17.55\t10.84\t9.17\t$ 7.49\t 150\t51.51\t26.33\t16.27\t13.75\t11.24\t 200\t68.68\t35.11\t21.69\t18.34\t14.99\t 300\t103.01\t52.66\t32.53\t27.50\t22.48\t$17.47 400\t137.35\t70.21\t43.37\t36.67\t29.98\t23.30 500\t171.69\t87.76\t54.22\t45.84\t37.47\t29.12 600\t206.03\t105.32\t65.06\t55.01\t44.97\t34.95 700\t240.37\t122.87\t75.90\t64.18\t52.46\t40.77 800\t274.71\t140.42\t86.75\t73.34\t59.96\t46160 1000\t343.38\t175.53\t108.43\t91.68\t74.94\t58.25 WE GUARANTEE that these* payments will repay loans In full, If paymento are made on schedule.The loan will cost less if payments are made ahead of schedule.Payments include Household's charge 15$% r«*r month on unpaid balances, which is one-fourth lees than the maximum rate provided by the Small Loan« Act, applicable to loans of yOO or less.\t' 'Nw' *0.E .H inde* son.president of Montreal, were guests of Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Laval-and Mrs.George Gilchrist, Mr.and lee visited relatives in Acton Vale.Mrs.\tStanley\tCleary, Mrs.Ethel Callers at the home of\tMr.and Mcliain and Mrs.Georgina Gilchrist, Mrs.George Oborne and Mrs.Has-of Montreal, were guests at the letl were Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cop-same home.\ti ping, of Boscobel, Mr.and Mrs, Vic- j)r.an,i Mrs.Willis Hutton, of tor Norris and Miss Shirley Surette, Palmer, Mass., were calling on of Granby, and Mr.Benjamin Nor-friends in town.While here they ris, of Waterloo, were\tguests\tat the Brunswick Mr.Nazaire Demers has\tgone to jlotei,\tGranby, where he will attend col- Mr.and Mr*.Maurice Goulet have lege, left for New York, where they will Mr.Marcel Demers, who has been make their future home.\till for several weeks, is somewhat j -Mr.and Mrs.George Gilchrist improved.He is under the care of were dinner guests of Dr.and Mrs.Dr.Gauthier, of Acton Vale, j Willis Hutton, at the Brunswick Visitors at the home of Mr.and Hotel.\tMrs.Alexander Lavallee were Mr.Mr.and Mrs.George Saunders and Mrs.J.Eugene Witty, of St.J have\treturned\tto Montreal, after\tChristine, and Mr.and\tMrs.U.I spending a few\tdays with Mrs.Fred-\tBoiase and Mr.and Mrs.\tMaurice I erick Johnston.\tBoisse, of Valcourt.Air.Ross Boast, of Montreal, has ^ The local school re-opened on returned to resume his studies in Tuesday, Septemiber 5, with Miss Grade XII, at St.Francis College Claire Normandin as teacher.High School.He is making his home Miss Jacqueline Duval, of Granby, with Mr.and Mrs.Howard Hills, spent a week-end at her home here.Mr.Horace Perkins, of Greenlay, Mr.Odelon Demers has gone to is staying at the same home.\t, Papineauville, where he will attend Sympathy is extended to Mrs.| college.Ernest Ouimet and family, of Mont-! Mrs.M.Cote has returned to Wat-real.Mr.Ouimet passed away re-|er°ot after visiting relatives here, eently at a nursing home in Mont- Miss Evelyn Demers is attending real.Mrs.Ouimet is a daughter j school at Roxton Falls, of Mrs.Janies Johnston, of Rich-'-\u2014¦ m°nd.\tI PEARCETON Mrs.V\\ .E.Perkins ami family,1\t________ Mrs.Douglas Gleason and family | Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Killick, of and Mrs.L.Garner and daughter, Lacolle, were guests of Mrs.A, Susanna, have returned from :-Gardner.R romp ton Lake, where they spent \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Reynolds two weeks holidays.\tand family, of Howick, were guests Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Whitehead 0f Mr.and Mrs.Rolliit Jones and and family, Bruce, Janet and Bev- Mrs.Nellie Jones, erly, have returned home, after Mrs.Bowing, of Laconia, N.H., spending their holidays at Little Mrs.L.D.Schoolcraft, of Massa-l.ake Magog.^\twippi, and Mrs.Goldie Durocher Mrs.Grant Campbell has return- were calling on Mr.Dana Gardner, ed from Brompton Lake, where she at the home of Mrs.A.Gardner, spent a month.\tMr.and Mrs.R.Jones and daugh- Mr.James Smillie has returned ter.Wanda, and Mrs.Nellie Jones from Denver, Colo., where he was attended the Bedford Fair, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Smillie and family.Mrs.S.Jen- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE -/S o t-\to-tf\tadcc,.< tSUSUSHtOm» C»»AM ISλ Canada's largest and oldest Small Loans Company with 30 offices in 2t citiu Norman LeClerc, Manager 2 Albert St., at Wellington St., over Metropolitan Stores SHERBROOKE, QUE.Phone Sherbrooke 4595 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH FARGO MARTIN MOTOR SALES REG'D, Direct Dealers for CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH AND FARGO TRUCKS SALES\u2014and\u2014SERVICE wish to announce to all their customers and all automobile and truck owners that their own new modern garage is NOW OPEN .AT 75 Belvidere St.South (Next to Canadian Brakcshoe & Foundry Co.Limited) SERVICE WITH STORAGE This winter.Martin Motor Sales Reg\u2019d.will provide delivery anti pick-up service with all cars placed in storage.To take advantage of this, got your name in early.Martin Motor Sales Reg\u2019d DONAT MARTIN Proprietor -li- L.P.LAVOIE.Manager.JIM CROOK, Service Manager NAP.LAPR1SE, Stockroom Manager NO DULL DRAB HAIR You U*« Thit Amazing 4 Purpose Rinse In one, «Impie, quick operation, LOVALON will do all of theje 4 Important things for your hair.1.\tGive* lustrou* highlight*.2.\tRinse* away »hampoo film, 3.\tTint* the hair as it rime*.4.\tHelp* keep hair neatly in place.LOVALON does not dye or bleach.It Is a pure, odorless hair rinse, In 12 different shades.Try LOVALON.Al itorei which tell toiltt good* 35f for 5 rimes 1 5c for 2 rimes Guarani rkeepmg It s a hummer.Have a Coke if r v mm \u201e and SandtsHches E 1 \\ 9 ,.rug-cutting at the high school gym Kids surely know how to get together and get things going.Young folks long ago found that the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola is a swell ice-breaker.Have a Coke goes over quickly with everybody.It is popularly known as an invitation to get together and give with the good news.Authorir.ed Bottlers of \u201cCoca-Cola*1 J.H.BRYANT LIMITED SHERBROOKE \u2022\u2018Coke\u201d Coca-Cola Coca-Cola and its abbreviation \u201cCoke\u2019* are registered trade-marks which identify the product of The Coca-Cola Company or Canada, Limited.529 .T RED RYDER Just Like That! 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Bryant hae returned home, after spending three weeks h her r, Mrs.Reginald Pibus, Mr.Pibus a fam\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Pibus and family were lest?gf Mr.and Mrs.Asher Bryrnt and fan iss Dvri* a week Dufresne, resne cn- ar.d Mi*.Mr.Aime IRON HILL enjoy Jarden-fresh flavour HE/^ cw nf> / New.from Hollywood Wesimore\u2019s sensational beauty make-up NOT {: CAKE CREAM VOIS NOT CAU5C DRY SKIN ¦* Does not give an artifidsl, masked appearance.Helps to keep skin sott and smooth.*\tOverglo effectively hides tiny wrinkles, lines, pores and minor blemishes.*\tGoes on evenly \u2014 dots not streak.F.asy fingertip application\u2014no sponge or cotton needed.\t, *\tOverglo gives you fl flawless complexion and a fresh, well-groomed appearance for die day without constant re-powdering.IP A», îw**.A 'liquid-eream*| \u2014 In 6 flotterlnf tkWi-Unfod sJkx*** fconomkol lo um» \u2014- oi>« bottle Ia il» Mr.and Mrs.James Mason, who have returned from spending three VEGETABLE SOUP AT good drug AND DEPARTMENT STORES m MllilO\" m - *ron'\u201c '\",p\" plot'''®\tOo\"'1*\u201d0* M * cA\" \"Tom* r \u2019 10'\tOO\"'1'\u2019\t,0a00 fane.The Royals outslugged the Orioles 12 to 7, but they couldn\u2019t produce hits when they meant runs and left 10 runners stranded.Johnny Podgajny who started for the Orioles, was credited with the victory, though he made way for Red Kress with two men out and one man on in the seventh.Jean Pierre Roy, Montreal\u2019s 2l5-game winner, went the distance for the Royals.The Orioles opened the scoring in the third when Roy walked Bobby Braun and Fred Hfeifer followed with a double down the left field foul line.The game waa a struggle' from then until the ninth with the Royals blowing many scoring chances.But the Birds came up with four more runs they didn\u2019t need to salt the game away in the top half of the ninth.A walk, a sacrifice, a wild pitch, an error by Howie Schultz, an infield hit by Braun, and Kresti\u2019 single, Fred Pfeifer's base hit and another wild pitch produced the tallies.Hal Kleine will start for the Orioles tonight and John Gabbard for the Royals.Newark, N.J., Sept.12.\u2014 ((P) \u2014 Behind steady, effective hurling by Les McCTabL, Toronto Leafs drew first blood in their semi-final playoff round with the second-place Newark Bears here last night by chalking up a 4-1 International Trust WILLARD £ for QUALITY Willard Batteries ore built to ONE traditionally high, constantly maintained standard of quality.It it the WILLARD standard I» governs the selection of materials It controls every manufacturing process.It is safsguarded by 74 factory tests and inspections.You can depend on WILLARD quality SAFETV- FI LL BATTER IE 5 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 tlie power to carry on ! WttlA»« JtORAOt BATTtWY COMFAWT \u2022 CttVtlAND IOJ AMOtlES OAUAV TORONTO SHERBROOKE I AUTO ELECTRIC Inc.Phones \u2014 Order Dept.- 168!» \u2014 General 13 1 We supply 200 WHIard Dealers in Eastern Quebec \u2014 OFFICIAL SERVICE DISTRIBUTORS \u2014 BATTERY, CARBURETION and ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT for Automotive, Agricultural, Army Vehicle, Aviation, Commercial, Construction, Industrial and Marine Requirements.(Over 100,000 Service Parts carried in stock) 82 Wellington St.South \u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE.N.T.HUNTER (Manager) \u2014 Member Automotive Electric Assoc.FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Pres* New York\u2014Tony Pellone, 141, New York, defeated Billy Graham, ISB\u2019/i, New York (10); Vincent Gi-gante, 17214, New York, outpointed Teddy Brown, 170%, Grafield, N.J.(6).New York\u2014A1 (Bummy) Davis, 15314, Brooklyn, awarded decision over Johnny Jones, 151, Pittsburgh, in sixth round of eight-rounder.Jones disqualified for not trying.New York\u2014Humberto Za Mala, 142%, Mexico City, defeated Jackie Leamus, 13314, New York (10); A1 Victoria, 13714, New York, knocked out Jimmy Mason, 13714, Camp Kilmer, N.J.(5).Bangor, Me.\u2014Lloyd Hudson.128, Bath, Me., outpointed the Blond Tiger, 130, Lowell, Mass.(8); A1 Wooster, 188, Frankfort, Me., stopped Kayo Bernier, 136, Lewiston, Me.(3).Buffalo, N.Y.Phil Muscato, 17814, Buffalo, knocked out Prentiss Hall, 166, Buffalo (8); Mike Martyk, 13214, St.Catharines, Ont., knocked out Don Luis Gonzales, 13214, Mexico City (3).New Bedford, Mass.\u2014Benny Singleton, 145, Waterbury, Conn., outpointed Joe Celetti, 139, Procidence, R.I., (10); Kenny James, 148, Waterbury, decisioned A1 Tinel, 154, Bedford, (6).Newark, N.J.\u2014 Charlie Fusan, 143, Irvington, N.J., stopped Joey Manfro, 137 8-4, New York, (1); A1 Galgut, 168, Newark, stopped Clem Fitzpatrick, 160, New York, (5).Hartford, Conn.\u2014Dennis (Pat) Grady, 129 1-2, New York, and Nick Stato, 180 1-2, Springfield, drew (8); Luc Lima, 138, Fall River, stopped Winnie Winslow, 139, New York, (4).Pittsburgh\u2014Harry Jaffra, 129, Baltimore, and Mickey Quack, 133, Pittsburgh, drew (10).Canadian Sport Snapshots By AXiAN HARVEY Can*dian Press Staff Writer Toronto, Sept.12.\u2014 Œ \u2014Short shots on sport:- One possible peacetime hazard for sportsmen is indiscriminate use of service ammunition dumped on the civilian market through illegal channels or brought home by military personnel.To guard against this possibility, Canadian Industries Limited has issued a set of warning rules.Some tips: Don\u2019t use doubtful ammunition with a lacquered bullet nose.It may be unsuited for sports rifles.A green or black bullet tip in British, American or Canadian ammunition indicates the bullet is armor-pierc-ing and has high penetration power.A blue nose is an incendiary bullet which will ignite any inflammable object.A red or white nose means tracer ammunition which will ignite wood if not burned out before contact.tridge eases shouldn\u2019t be used in a «porting rifle.Probably ft -will turn out to be a proof round of ctronger charge than normally designed for sporting barrels.YESTERDAY\u2019S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5, Boston 0.Chicago 2, Washington 1.Cleveland at New York, postponed.Only games scheduled, NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 6, Boston 4.Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 4.Brooklyn 11, Cincinnati 4.Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4.Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 1.St.Louis 6, New York 5.IN TERN ATIO N A L LEAGUE Baltimore 5, Montreal 0.Balti- Dizzy Trout Is Keeping Up To His Self-Made Schedule Of Five Wins Athletic Park in Sarnia as a sort of \u201cfoster\u201d stadium.Professional hockey teams can write Claude Bourque off their lists for this season.Bill (Moncton Transcript) Hutchinson says the former Montreal and New York National League goaltvr.der is likely to spend the winter, \u201cand then some,\u201d in the Far East.Claude is ST.ARMAND In the boom year of 1929, the United Slates exported one billion dollars more of goods than imported.League victory before a paid attendance of 5,473.McCra'bb, who joined the Leafs about six weeks ago after being \u201cunfrozen\u201d from his farm, yielded five scattered blows, two of which were homers by Jerry Crosby in the second and fourth frames to account for all Newark\u2019s scoring.Leaf.-: won the game by banging Frank Hiller for three of their runs in the first two innings.Moore replaced Hiller with two out in the second, retired the side without further trouble.Minora Blades give LOW-COST SHAVING Minora outlasts and \u2018'outshaves\u201d ordinary double-edge blades.For honesf-to-goodness economy, try the quality blade In the low-price field.Fits your double-edge razor.Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Burley, of Montpelier, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Burley, of Windsor, Vt., spent a day here with Miss Ella Burley and Mrs.Lena Symington.A.W.2 June Solomon, of Ottawa, Miss Marjorie Solomon, 0f Montreal, and Gnr.Robert Solomon, of Lon-gueuil, spent a week-end with their mother, Mrs.Annie Solomon.Miss Frances Belval has left to re-sume her training at the St.Johns\u2019 Hospital, after spending a three weeks\u2019 vacation at her home here.Mr.H.Senay, of Bethel, Vt., was a gueet for a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs, H.D.Belval, Mr.Ovila Roy, of Frelighsburg, is spending a week\u2019s vacation at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Hastings were guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Hastings, prior to leaving for Nelson, B.'C., where they will reside.Miss Charlotte Belval, of Montreal, spent a week-end at her home here.Mr.and Mrs Bill (Sarnia Canadian observer) Brennan says a Sarnia sport group is behind a move to \u201cadopt\u201d Toronto\t, _______ __ Oakwood Indians of the Ontario i more leads best-of-seven series™-0.'Rugby Football Union.The idea is1 Toronto 4, Newark 2.Toronto that Indians, homeless now and prac-: leads best of seven series, 1-0.tising in a public park, could use TODAY\u2019S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York.St.Louis at Boston.Detroit at Philadelphia.Cleveland at Washington.NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at St.Louis.New York at Cincinnati.Philadelphia at Chicago.Only games scheduled! INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore at Montreal.Second game in best-of-seven series.Toronto at Newark.Second game in best-of-seven series.AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING .\t.\t.,\tan R.C.A.F.Flying Officer attached Ammunition with copper-red car-to R.A.F.transport command.FAST FARNHAM Mr.and Mrs.Howard Irving, of Montreal, were week-end guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, S.J.Byrne, Sgt.Kenneth Byrne, of Halifax, N.S., spent a few weeks with home of his parents.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Wilson Farnham, were tea guests of and Mrs.Lawrence Horner.Mr.is a guest of her sister, Mrs.Jack Beattie, and Mr.Beattie.Mr.J.M.MacFarlane, of Chapi-bly Canton, was a guest in tow-n.of Mrs.G.A.Cook.Mrs.A.P.Pierce has The Misses Lucia and - Dora Kathan, of North Andover, Mass., spent a week here at their home.Miss Marion Collins, R.N., of Montreal, is spending her holidays Henry Symington |with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.W, and daughter, Velma Ethel, spent a'Collins.week-end in Athelstan with Mrs.) Mr.Edmond Fortin has sold his Symington\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.! farm an