Sherbrooke daily record, 28 janvier 1950, samedi 28 janvier 1950

[" 1950\t\tJANUARY\t\t\t1950\t S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1\t\u2022#\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7 8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14 15\t18\t17\t18\t1»\t20\t21 \t\t24\t25\t26\t27\t28 29\t30\t31\t\t\t\t Sljccbrooke DaitiiBecocd WEATHER MILDER Mostly sunny but with a few cloudy periods.Milder.Light winds.High today at Sherbrooke 25.Sunday: Light snow, mild.Temperatures yesterda.' : Maximum 21, minimum 12.A year ago: Maximum 27, minimum 0.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930.ifty-lhird Year World News In Brief .New \\ork, Jan.28.\u2014(.4^\u2014 \\ alentine A.Gubitchev\u2019s lawyer contended yest?rday that the Kussian knew from the first that strange men were trailing him in his back-street trysts wtih Judith Copion.The lawyer, Abraham L.1'oinerantz, made the statement during testimony by agents of the i-'ederal llureau of Investigation in the fourth day of the Coplon-Gubitchev spy conspiracy trial.Agent Richard T.Hradsky admitted, on * ross-examin-ation.that Gubitchev appeared suspicious that he was be' tng tollowed Jan.14, i»4S, the first day on which ii-men observed his N ew V ork meetings with the petite former government girl.The government says Gubit-chev was nervous because he and Miss Copier were plotting lo steal U.S.defence secrets for the Russians.The delence says he was scared because h® was going out with a girl and his wife might find ut about it.Miss Coplon was a Justice Department employee at the time of her arrest and Gubit-chev was a «Jnited iMations aide.Miss Coplon already has been convicted of stealing secret papers for the Russians at her first trial in Washington.Jackson, Miss., Jan.28\u2014(A*) \u2014A young negro writhed in the agonies of electrocution while his white victim\u2019s mother, brothers and sister watched grimly.After 18-year-old Arthur Moore\u2019s body had ceased struggling and hung limply against the leather thongs.Mrs.M.T.Dean, the mother, observed, \u201cI\u2019m satisfied.\u201d Moore was convicted of slaying J.L.Dean.23, insurance company employee, here Jan.27, 1948.Mrs.Dean, a frail woman, walked into the execution chamber Friday leaning heavily on the arm of a son.The family watched carefully, wordlessly as the negro youth was strapped in the state\u2019s portable electric chair.Montreal, Jan.28.\u2014(CP)\u2014 ( ontinued operation has been assured for the next three years for the vast network of weather ships that help make Dying safe over the North Atlantic, it was announced ves-terday at the opening- session of the ninth meeting of the ( ouncil of the International Civil Aviation Organization here.The network consists of 10 stations ooerated by 25 ships of six nations, including Canada.The ships patrol the «¦'can and report on the weather to shoro stations and to air-raff in flight.Dr.Edward W arner, president of I.C.A.O.\u2019s Council, reported that the United Kinr-.dom had deposited its ratification of the Weather Station Agreement two weeks ago.Th- United States, which op-er^t»« y 0f the ships, ratified earlier.Discovery Of Ends Intense For Missing Frozen Body Week Search Waterloo Boy Borough Problem '\"V ™; \"¦ rn .:fi Plan Drive To Increase Dairy Sales Ottawa, Jan.28.\u2014'CP\u2014Canada\u2019s dairy industry is planning an all-out advertising campaign designed to boost domestic sales of milk, j butter, cheese am.other dairy products.A resolution calling for launching of such a campaign was unanimously approved yesterday at the annua] meeting of the Dairy Farmers of Canada.Faced with the loss of rich markets in the United Kingdom and other non-dollar areas, the dairy farmers said such a campaign might aid in halting their slumping sales.At the same time they urged the federal govérnment to adopt a four-point program of aid to the industry.The Government was asked to boost the floor price of cheese from the present factory price level of 27 cents a pound to 30 cents; to withdraw the eight per cent sales tax on ice cream; to support butter prices during the coming produc-itio season at the current 58-cents-! a-pound level; and to help finance j the export of concentrated milk i products.The 60 convention delegates, representing all sections of the country, devoted a large part of yesterday\u2019s session to discussion of the ambitious advertising program drawn up by the Association\u2019s Sales Promotion and Public Relations Committee.Dairy farmers, organizations across the country were given an eight-point program.The eight-point advertising program calls on the dairy farmers\u2019 | organization to: 1.\tSell producers on the need and , value of an adequately financed I sales promotion and public relations program through the press, farm press and radio.2.\tPromote production of high-quality products.3.\tSecure the co-operation of all member bodies and buyers of all milk and cream in the country for collection of funds to carry out the program.% 4.\tBudget income for special emphasis for individual dairy products.5.\tArrange through an advertising agency fo: preparation and distribution 'of advertising material.6.\tPlan research projects and Arrange with recognized institutions I to promote production of new products, to study buying habits of consumers and the reaction of buyers toward various types of pack-agmg.7.\tCorrelate ail work done in sales promotion- with othei grams already underway.8.\tPrepare material for speakers and for articles m newspapers and magazines.Co-operation is being sought from other interested organizations such as the National Dairy Council, and the Associated Milk Foundation.Delegates also voted to continue to press, a camoaign against the competition of margarit e which, they said, was hurting 1 utter sales.Grim Discovery Made Early Yesterday Afternoon by Ganby Man Who Had Just Joined Search in Morning.Waterloo, Que., Jan.28\u2014Andrew Larsen, 18-year-old farm youth who has been mute since childhood, was discovered dead of exposure near here yesterday after hundreds of friends and neighbors had scoured this Eastern Townships area for days in an effort to rescue him.The frozen body was discovered only, miles from his parents' farmhouse.He apparently had died last Sunday after wandering from his home.Almost from the first, searchers had j feared their search might end in tragedy.Unable to cry out | for help, the boy was in a difficult position as soon as he got Coal Strike Settlement Hopes Mount lost.Marc Fortin, George-Aime Jacques and Paul-Andre Rancourt were combing a wooded area behind the Warden, Que., schoolhouse when they discovered the boy s body.For five trying days, searchers^1- ¦1\t1\t- had continued to look for the youth although cold weather hampered them somewhat.Coming in from the woods at sundown, they headed for the Larsen farm, about three miles out of here, and gave mute replies to anxious questions by the youth\u2019s mother, Mrs.Aage Larsen.Shrugging their shoulders or\tn Annin tr n'tnn shaking their heads, the men By HAROLD W\\ WARD either returned to their homes Washington, Jan.28.\u2014 (/P) \u2014j nearby or stayed at the farmhouse , The sudden revival of contract w\u2019ere members of the Waterloo talks by John L.Lewis and soft Ladies Blanch of the Canadian | .oa| operators raised te Red Cross\tmade sandwiches and i,\t, ,\t,,,\t- \u2019not meals\t; hopes\ttoday\tthat\tsome of\tthe At times.200 searchers took j000 striking miners in the United part in the activities, but cold I States might return to work next weather once or twice cut their | week.number ^down to some 25 and ! Lewis and mine owners from Police Chief Antonin Robillard ; Lho north and west states agreed made several appeals for more yesterday to reopen negotiations volunteers to join in.\t| Wednesday.Southern operators W hen Harvey Kratzor.unemployed schoolteacher, and his wife and eight children were evicted from their home in ( atasauqua, l*a.three years ago, they were given shelter\u2014just for \"overnight\u201d \u2014 in this room in a town-owned building.They\u2019ve been there ever since, and now the borough fathers want to sell the building, which no longer has light, heat or water.One of Krntzer\u2019s five children by a previous marriage is a member of the borough council trying to find an answer to the problem.Meantime Kratzer, shown here with his wife and five of their brood, is just sitting it out.To spur the hunt, Qovis Hamel, Waterloo hotelkeeper early yesterday posted a $200 reward for infoimation leading to the discovery of the youth.weren\u2019t included.There has been some talk that the United Mine Workers\u2019 chief intends to issue a direct order to the miners before hand to restJre peace Cominfomi Drive Apparent To Curtail French Armament Production Program Bell Island Miners Pass Agreement President rSE Delays Move On H-Bomb By OLIVER W.DU WOLF Washington.Jan.28.\u2014(/P)\u2014The dispute over whether the United States should produce a hydrogen | bomb went on unabated today fo!-lowinji President Truman's state- pro- Formally Nominate Leaders In British Election Fight ment that the decision\u2014his to make Even before this, several per-jin the troubled areas of Western |\u2014F ^'11 hanging fire, sons reported seeing the boy alive | Pennsylvania, West Virginia and! Truman\u2019s comment at a news places and hope of Ohio.\tI conference yesterday was his first Lewis' meeting with officers oU public acknowledgment that a new of.Ohio, was high on more in different places and finding him alive again and searchers set out hunting parties.Mayor Albert Norris repeated again and again that if he survived his first night of ordeal chances were that he was still alive.Jacques, who had only joined the search yesterday morning, was the first to discover the body, laying face-down on a ledge overlooking a brook some 900 yards from the highway.The boy\u2019s father, Aage Larsen, and Char'es Fontaine, whose six-year-old son, Michel, was also found dead in the woods near Eastman last summer, j were only a few yards away when the discovery was made.Chief Robillard said the thick mantle of snow which fell earlier this week had prevented discovery of the body sooner, since several searchers had passed a short distance from the body a few days ago without seeing it.The coroner\u2019s jury under Dr.Philip Adam, of Waterloo, returned a verdict of death from exhaustion and cold sometime Sunday.The funeral is taking place from St.John the Divine Anglican Churcn, Warden, tomorrow afternoon \u201c> - \u2019 Scouts in mind '\t.'\t'\twhen making their contributions Ito the Community Chest.Municipal Police thief Albert, condition that he take charge of this drawing is due to unavoidable Bell testified yesterday afternoon the prisoners.He said that they ¦\t.\t|penny and it is hoped that the residents limit\" those two districts will keep the treasurer of the Sher-!\"\"1\" mMnK tend the apologies of the Kinsmen|set up and is now preparing thei.\t' Club.\tj preliminaries of the campaign.i(>f ,iu, p^Sen For this special occasion the As this is the first Dominion- j).,,,,!,!;.,,, »fU),^HVv him that the strikers had taken I boutot, a cousin, all from St.EVERETT E.GO O DEN O U G H is receiving congratulations on the occasion of his birthday tomorrow\u2019.circumstances ami wishes to cx-lbrooke District Council, has beenl1 ,\t,\t,, other communities, an made on the dates Scouts Association ,\tIDontinion campaign, February 6th .\t.\t,\tsemioe wide campaign for funds that has t0 oon()\tcampaign committee Georges de Windsor, testified that\t^berbrooke wore invited been put on for five years, the xvin bl, set up in each of thesc t'mmu'ee is los'king forward to communit.iea and the citizens of substantial support from that on the morning of May 5,! told him, \u201cIf you let them out about 11 o\u2019clock, he received a you\u2019ll pay for it1\u201d\ttend Phone call from Armand Larivee, Adelard Thiboutot, Isidore Thi-president of the Syndicate, telling boutot, brothers, and Philippe Thi- presidents of three other four provincial police officers a\t.prisoners and were d-etlining them\tthey\tentered the employ\t\\d The\tto ^ra\" t'lp fbreo lucky winners in the basement of St.\tAime\u2019s\tCanadian Johns-htanville'\ta short\tant\u2019 Slu;r- Ward.SI.Patrick\u2019s Academe; brooke.The ticket was drawn by \u2019 ,| .imi\u201egville Seoul Troop and Cub president of the Park; Lennoxville Scout Troop en\u2019s Institute Club room.Upon be-.\t.\tL ub P.'iok; (Tiokshirt' ( ul)' in^ \\velcoiTie\u2019.ou?«(?will pierce the gloom of Whither goest thou?If you,sin anc^ grief.^ Lnoeliei departs pause and after taking your moral ! wke.re Be dwells! Tnat Radiance hearings and direction from the; Divine will make all your days Church and the Bible find that you* bright and in His Light you will are making progress as a Christian, ! wa*k till travelling days^are done, then all is well.Christ expects no, THIRTY YEARS AGO Two important factory extension contracts have been awarded in this district, the first for the Canadian Connecticut Cotton Mills plant in Sherbrooke and the second for the Jenckes Spinning plant at Drumniondville The executive named for ?he Ayer's Cliff Fair com* prised: .lames W.McNally, F.W.Pope, Homer, G.Curtis, W.E.Hunt, G.W.Paige, and F.A.Johnston.\u2022 \u2022 * TWENTY YEARS AGO Damage approximated $13,000 when the North Hatley plant of the Snag Proof Overall Company was destroyed by fire.Executives of the company doubt the plant will he rebuilt.Officers named for the Guild of St.James* Church, Bedford, were: Mrs.E.F.Curriej Mrs.R.I.Craighead, Mrs.J.W.Cocker-iine, Mrs.L.J.Gould, Mrs.W.J.Pendlehury.Mrs.Harry Jones.Mrs.Ralnh Van Horn and Mrs.F.E.Draper.* * * * TEN YEARS AGO January 28 fell on a Sunday.» * * FIVE YEARS AGO January 28 fell on a Sunday.Like DEATH BE NOT PROUD The coming week is being observed as National Health Week in Canada, the chief objectives of its sponsors, the Health League of Canada, being to impress upon the average citizen what he can and should do to preserve his own health and that of those persons with whom he comes into close contact.The whole object of the drive is, perhaps, best explained by Joseph Lister Rutledge, who writes: \"We can take a measure of pride in the progress we have made in the past quarter century in the age-long battle against disease and death.Twenty-five years ago, the death rate in Canada, per thousand of population was 12.1 a year.Two years ago it had dropped to 9.4 per thousand.In 1926 we had 23,693 infant deaths.In 1947 we had only 16,324.In 1926 the toll of the great scourges of childhood, diphtheria, scarlet fever, whooping cough stood at 2,518.In 1947, with a population almost half as great again, death from these causes had dropped to 401.It is progress.But is it enough when it could so easily be better?\"John Gunther in that heart-rending story of the struggle to save his boy\u2019s life, that he titled \"Death Be Not Proud\" had a message for us all.He told the pitiful story of ceaseless, unavailing efforts in the hope that he might draw other people into the fight.Death had no ground for pride.It had won, but only over an exhausted and weaponless opponent.Everything that human knowledge or science or sympathy could provide had been tried.U S.READY TO END SPANISH BOYCOTT Kingston Whig-Standard United States Secretary of State Dean Acheson has announced that the government of his country I is now ready to support a move in the United Na-j tions that would end the diplomatic boycott of I Spain.This would be a complete reversal of the j policy followed since 1948, when relations were broken off after a United Nations resolution advocated such action, and it could easily become a precedent for other western democracies.The news is not surprising.For more than a i year, there has been a determined drive in the United States to end the boycott, led politically by ! Senator Tom Connally of Texas and Senator Pat | McCarran of Nevada.The drive is said to have the backing of the Roman Catholic Church; high-; ranking military strategists are known to favor it, \u2022j.in addition to important commercial interests.Pressure exerted by these groups understandably might influence government policy.more, no less.But be positive you1 primary functionJs^to give light! are going forward with the Cross1 of Jesus going on before! could talk, what stories of heroism lighthouse, then, your;they would tell! Think of the lone- liness of those keepers in the yester-years before the advent of Radio.They knew what it was to TO SAVE LIFE From boyhood days I recall a ' be lonely.Although I recall reading TO GIVE LIGHT j poem named Grace Darling, de-* where one man insisted that he If Thoreau, who penned that Piling how that brave daughter, \u201cnever gets lonely \u201cmost men live in a mild despera- ! of a l.ghthousekeeper on the Fame my\t\u201c TI\u2014- tion,\u201d is right, then we need lift our eyes to a light w since I saved man.How many had he £0 Islands, England, rowed out with saved?Just one! And that inspired vhieh shines i ^er father on September 7th, 1838, him so that in the many dreary steadily above the middle of human to a rock where nine survivors from days following he felt no loneliness, existence, a light not seen on land ; wreck of a steamboat found a .Christian, have you saved your or sea.That Light is the Light of i foothold.McKENNY ON BRIDGE By Wm.E.McKenny, America'» Card Authority WATCH THE EXPERTS; THEY SELDOM MISS The men's national team-of-four championship event was won last year by Howard Schenken, Maurice Levin, Leo Roet and Alphonse ( Moyse, Jr., all of New York.; The results obtained on today\u2019s hand were interesting.Every pair ; found it easy to reach a contract\u2019 of four spades.In tournament, The Spanish dictator, Francisto Franco, may currently he considering a move which could provide the western democracies concerned with a face-saving excuse, ff one is needed.He is said to be contemplating a complete overhaul of bis government;-it is reliably reported he has admitted he thinks the time has come to revise the \u201cfundamental laws, the term used by Spain for certain basic not always get you a good score;, laws on which h'ranco's regime has been established, you have to make the maximum; One of these is the law of succession, and there number of tricks.\t, are reoorts that Franco visualizes himself as re- In checking over this hand I| .\t' .,u .u\t.\t,\ttt\t^ found that most of the players; gent, with the throne restored to the House of opened the six of diamonds.East! Bourbon-Habsburg\u2014a situation which would make won the trick with the ace and re-, recognition very easy for any nation wishing to re vert to that policy.* bridge, making your contract does ! Democratic people, especially those whose political thinking is liberal, find anything which implies approval of a dictatorship repugnant.State Secretary Acheson, however, has declared that the decision to abandon the 1946 policy in no sense signifies approval of the present regime in Spain.His statement may be accepted, for recognition and disapproval are obviously diplomatically compatible.The governments of Canada, Britain and the Uni- ! turned a diamond which South j won with the king.Declarer then ; led the queen of spades which East refused to cover.South continued with the jack, then led the third ! round of trump: In a great many ; cases East discarded a heart on ! either the second or third spade.Declarer\u2019s next play in every case was to cash the ace of hearts.When the jack dropped, many players woul ?\tA 10 7 4 V 8 32 ?\tQ 5 + K1084\t\t*8 * K3Z\tN W E\t V J\t\tV Q9 6 5 4 ?J9764\t\t?A 1083 * AJ32\to Dealer\t+ Q97 4» Q J 965 V AK10 7\t\t ?K2 *65\t\t Tournament\u2014Neither vul.\t\t South\tWest\tNorth\tEast 1\tA\tPass\t2*\tPass 2\tV\tPass\t2 A\tPass 3\tA\tPass\t4 A\tPass\t\t Opening\u2014?6\t\t28 man?Nothing will so inspire you the World\u2014Jesus! The entrance of I With characteristic British pluck,'and banish g\u2019oom and discourage-His words give light, give direc-: Grace Darling realized that those ment.\t_ tion, give meaning to life.To Him who tend lighthouses must, where There is much to alarm us.We darkness and light are both alike, and when possible, not only \u201cgive,look out on a world in chaoes, en-.All through the centuries He has 'light\u201d but also save life.\tgulfed_ in greed, hatred, cruelty, been guiding those who seek His If lighthouses all the world over, su|Bcnng with heartache and _______________________________\u2014\u2014\u2014-I heartbreak enough to surfeit the | world for all the million* of years' ,that are yet to be.If ever we had l a lost world, with atheism striving I to gain command, we have it now.This must, however, challenge us to buckle on the armor of Christ and follow Him who is the Way, I the only Way for individuals and nations.He is the Life of the World! In Him and through Him are justice and good-A\u2019ill, and! righteousness and lasting peace and joy and fulness of life for every one of His children.Lost?That\u2019s the word I would' emphasize! It is an old word yet ever new.Jesus comes to seek and to save a lost world.It was the extremity of man\u2019s lost condition that called forth the extremity of God\u2019s love, the gift of His own Son.When you make the greatest of all discoveries, namely, that Jesus forgives and saves us, then will you identify yourself with the greatest enterprise ever under- ; ! taken \u2014 that of spreading the knowledge of that fact.For it we have the changeless promise: \u201cLo I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.\u201d May we hear the Master saying to us today; \u201cAs the Father hath sent Me even so send I you.\u201d You see, we, too, are sent as Christ was | sent, to be world saviours.One! Saviour was necessary for the sin j of the world, willing and altogether adequate.But millions of saviours are necessary for the saving of the ! world, and such are we.There-1 fore, we must be more mission- j minded, Christ-empowered.Spirit-! tance.At 4:47 P.M., a young lady th named Letitia Amory got out of a \u2018 taxi near St.George\u2019s Church.Twenty yeards past her n« Immediately upon entering the came to an abrupt stop, turned, park her blue eyes sought a par- st^r-ed _back, at her.ticular bench which was the first \u201cLetitia!1 one on her right.What a pity! 1 Bis shout startled the whole Fully occupied.She began walk- Park- U imparted the very heigh» ing round the park, attracting at- absurdity to her name.Then he tention because of her Park Aven- ran ue appearance and the enchant-1 .\"Letty!' he again yelled, pul.ment perceptible on her lovely I'0?ber 'n*-0 bis arms.People face_\twere agape.Everybody could There was a reason for this en- hear what he was saying.\u2018Tva chantment.She had just come searched all over for you.I went from Carnegie Hall where she had ab y°ur friends, advertised, heard a brilliant performance of engaged detectives \u2019 the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto \u201cJm so\u2014so giad to see you and the spell of it was still upon again, Lance.\u2019 her.\tHe began kissing her.She Letitia kept her eyes on that hadn t an atom of strength particular bench.As she neared atniinst him.She sought feverish-it again there was space enough U f°r an empty bench.Thera for her to squeeze in, so she bur- wasn\u2019t one.Her heart was burst-ried her steps.Almost opposite ing.her children were quarreling in, \u201cLetty! I simply can\u2019t believe the sandpit.Sparrows chattered ; B- I gave a concert this afternoon and fought all over the place, and wnen it was over I came Dogs barked.On both sides of her [down here to walk past our jaded housewives babbled on their , bench\u2014\u201d woes.Letitia\u2019s ears were deaf to She said faintly, \u201cI came for al these sounds.She was absorb- that reason, too.\u201d ed in her memories.\t\u201cDidn\u2019t you see me pass by?This commonplace bench! It Why didn't you call to me?\u201d he was an altar of her love.How raved.\"I was walking on when I many times had she and Lance suddenly thought, \"Surely .that sat on it in the cool or humid must be Letitia!'\u201d He practically evening four years gone by?How tore the glove off her left hand, many times had they kissed?In! No wedding ring, those days he had his studio on Again he kissed her fervently, Irving Place, while she roomed tears in his eyes.People started nearby.What mastery of the at them as if mesmerized.Nobody piano he possessed even then! was grinning.The moment was There were times when he starv- too real, too intense.*\tcd, lacking money to buy food.\u201cListen, darling, I\u2019m sailing for Often she brought things from England next Thursday\u2014\u201d the grocery store, made coffee in\t\u201cLance, please let\tme\tgo.\u201d ! his tiny kitchen\u2014his pride always\t\u201cNever again.Never\tas\tlong resenting it.\tas I live.You don\u2019t know how Faint with love and admiration wretched I\u2019ve been without you, for him, sometimes she thought You couldn\u2019t possibly know.\u201d that she was retarding his career\tAgain she feebly protested, instead of advancing it.And then \u201cAll these people, Lance.\u201d \u2014following a quarrel\u2014she be- \u201cPeople?Oh yes\u2014I hadai\u2019t came convinced of it.\tthought of them.\u201d He released Letitia often wondered whether her, but still held her hands, he had ever tried to find her.She\t\u201cWhat about dinner\tin\tthat\tres.left no forwarding address, From\ttaurent we went to\twhenever 1 her secretarial post in Washing- had money?Y\u2019ou remember ton she followed his career, his That little Italian place in the sudden and frightening success, Village.\u201d his triumphant tours across the \u201cYes,\u201d she said wildly.Any-continent, in Canada and South thing to get away from the star* America.Perhaps he had married, ing open-mouthed people all She didn\u2019t know.\taround them.Her cheeks were on Never having heard him piny in fire.Mercifully he put her arm public she had come from Wash- in his and took her out by the ington specially to hear him in west entrance, still talking at tl a Carnegie Hail this Sunday after- top of his voice, noon.\t\u201cI could have sworn you were Something drew her eyes to a at the concert this afternoon.1 figure walking round the park, felt it! I played to you.I always His long stride was startlingly do .\u201d familiar.At once her heart was Well! The park seemed to de-pounding.Lance! She watched flate itself.Everything gradually him come nearer and nearer.Hat- became normal again, common-less,^ his thick raven hair agleam place, humdrum.Birds re-com-jn the sun, his plae face arresting menced their chittering.Children in its Byronic features, everybody resumed their play in the sand-pit.was staring at him.He was str\u2019.d- old Peler Stuyvesant settled back ing p-ast her now, and as he did ; on his pedestal.On the bench be-so the corners of his dark eyes; side the gate a transfixed house.! flickered a momentary glance at [ wife said to her pop-eyed bus.: band.\u201cMy, oh my! I never saw *\tj ,\t, , -\t, ¦ ,\t,\t: such a look on a girl\u2019s face in al] deemed world in which every knee\tT\t,\t,,\t4 , ,, ,\t,\t,\t\"\t\u201e my hie.I wonder who thev were, shall bow and every tongue confess, Quite possibl a few javs lat* Him Lord to the glory of Cod the.thaL some hôusewife may have Father.Like the lighthouse we, : seen a small item irl her newspa.too, must save life! *\t*\t*\tI\t^ ¦ \u2022-'\u2022¦\u2022r.i-ii-c'K\t,¦ ».-T-,i ue New York, June 16.\u2014Follow* LIGHI HOUSE AND UANDLF.S jnn.toc)ay\u2019s marriage at the City There are those who because: Hal! of Miss Letitia Amory to they cannot do something spectaeu-; Lance Pembroke, the brilliant lav refuse to co-operate.Such need j pianist, the happy pair will sail to memember that if they cannot, cn the Queen Mary tonight for be lighthouses they can be candles! j Europe where Mr.Pembroke is An unlighted candle gives no ! to give a series of concerts, guidance, it spreads no cheer, it; But of course the housewifs offers no comfort.A lighted candle 1 would have no idea that she had is alive, vital, radiant.Resolve on « witnessed the fliamboyant pre-Candlemas Day\u2014February 2nd\u2014 liminary of that marriage in Stuy- Continued on Page 5 vesant Park.THE END Ocean Creature Answer to Previous Puzzle ToTpTn HORIZONTAL 3 Swiss river 1,4 Depicted 4 Detest ocean denizen 5 Mineral rocks 9 It is related to 6 Of the thing -pipefishes 7 Pace 12\tBritish money 8 Lampreys of account 9 Make a lace 13\tRugged\tedging mountain crest 10 Hasten 14\tVentilate 11 Bitter vetch 15\tRounded 16 Heroic 17 Puffs up »\t18\tMilitary 19\tFootlike part assistant 20\tGreek letter 21\tAgainst e o p HlA AlRjS discarded a heart and they immediately figured that if East ahd only four hearts, he would not take a chance on discarding one of them.He must have had at least five, and the play of the jack by West must have been a singleton.Therefore declarer led a small wonder whether or I club and when West played low, not West might also hold the | he went up with the king in dum-queen, but the good player should ; my.When it held the trick de-ted States, for instance, could not be said to aD-l\"0*1 figure it that way.Interest-1 clarer led a small heart and fi- ingly enough hardly any of the ! nessed the ten-spot.He then cash- experts in the tournament missed jed the kin.g of hearts and ruffed led Christians! Nor rest until Christ only a shall see of the travil of His sou They had noticed that East had diamond and a club,\tand be satisfied\u2014shall aee a re- prove the present regime in Russia in principle, yet they recognize it in both the diplomatic and the the correct play.\ti thc fQurth hear., lojBing i economic sense.\t|\tThey had noticed that East had diamond and a club, 24 College official brads 28\tLevantine 23 Names ketch 29\tItalian city 30\tDeep hole 31\tStreets (ab.) 32\tSick 33\tDine 34\tBamboolike grass 36\tIndigo source 37\tGaelic 38\tLow sand hill 39\tArt (Latin) 42 Her 44 Biblical mountain 47 It reaches a - of about three inche\" 51\tMoccasin 52\tLethal 54\tAge 55\tExplosive 56\tVagrant 57\tScottish cap VERTICAL 1\tDrunkard 2\tBefore 26\tAchieve a goal 27\tCuddle 35 Darling 21\tSeek to attain 36 Arabian gulf 22\tOne who uses 40 Log float 41\tHeavenly body 42\tBang 25 Hebrew ascetic43 Aid 44\tQualified 45\tSped 46\tDeed 48\tObtain 49\tPewter coir 50\tCured meal .3 Symbol for tantalum 1\t2\tÜ)\t\tk\t5\tG\t7\tr\tI3\t\t10\tII Id\t\tLT\t\t\t\t\t\t\tr\t\t\t i5\t\t1*5\t\t\t\t\t!7\t\tla\t\t\t \t\tB!9\t\t\t\t\t20\t\tr\t\t\t 21\t22\tZ3\t\t\t\txf\t\t\t24\t\t24,\th 2d\t\t\t\t\t\tJfc\\\t\ti\t29\t\t\t 50\t\t\tjP\ta\t\t\t\tI\t\t51\t\t 52\t\t\t\t1\t-s_\t\t\t[\t\t55\t\t 57\t\t\t5b\tP\tfc>; >?1\t\tJïÉ\t1\t54.\t\t\t \t\t\t,\t\t\tft\t\tj/\t5Ô\t\t\t iraev-a.\tEttEE\taJ\t\t40\tMl\t\t42\tHi\t\t\t\tSBXJ m\t81\t4fe\t\tÏT\t\t\t47\t1\t\tMÔ\t49\t50 ÎT\t\tJ\t\t\t\t55\t\t\t\t&\t\t \t\tJ\t\tbi>\t\t\t\t\tL\t\t\t2fl SHLKbKOUfvL UAiLï KLCUrvü.DA i UiviJA i, JA.Sc Aix i _o, l^ >U, hiv» (F Sherbrooke Daily Record Saturday Features 1 round The Sgt.-Major's Column THE rmounes \\\\ e welcome back to the column the loss of our training area at this week the 67:h Squadron Air Newington Camp.The lectures f Musically \u2022» Speaking By Margaret Doherty Legion « I Log Activitie* of Legioa Branche* in the Eastern Township* Force Cadets.Training on Friday evenings is going on as usual at the Ca let Headquarters and there are still a few vacancies open for prospective recruits.It is with deep regret we learned of the serious accident to Lt.W.0.Lewis, of the Granby Battery.This column does hope htat Mr.Lewis has a speedy recovery.\u2022 The 35th members are stiil digging themselves out from that avalanche of goals that fell on them last Saturday afternoon when they played the Cowansville un and training at the Armoury oe-ing earned out with the object of Sincere congratulations to soprano Jean Searth who has brought honor to our Eastern Townships \u2018 i by winning the New York singing audition in participate in the ities on preparing officers, M0 s and other , Teachers Association ranks to qualify for rank; and to Xpw y rcoem;v.prepare personnel of the Lnit to N^twithstanri,ns/her ample share .\t, taming\t0f natural talent we know per- l mt schemes curing the!£0nall that Jean devotes m/ny spring, and finally at summer jhours to solid sCudy and wel.e ca\"1,p-\t_\t* for that reason aione would feei The summer camp at Petawawa,, that she merits lhe slK,,ess ,he Ont this year will be of a very has aehieved.We might add that high standard, with all phases ofj Ann Pearson The regular \u201cLyre\u2019\u2019 meeting was held on Fi ay afternoon, January 30.V\\ rting-paper with the High School crest is to bo sold, the proceeds going towards the expense of puhl sir.ng the Year Book.On Friday evening about fifty students motored to LETTER FROM BRITAIN\u2014 School boys' Ozcn Exhibition Racette, Arthur Chenier, Sauve, Paul Rodier, Joseph balle and many others with : steps unnoticed on the sands time.Many of these have answered the last call, but give a thought once in a while to these men who put all into this work and asked by the Stanstend College Dramatic co three one-nct plays presented pie By A.K.ASTBURY Vincent Square, London, about a mile or so away from Britain's Houses of Parliament, must have Stanstead to seen many different types of peo-its time.For here are the two large halls of the Royal Horticultural Society where, as weeks go by, all sorts of dif- great deal of credit to her teacher, mind fellows better luck next time Anyhow a good'time was had by all and the return visit to Cowansville is eagerly looked forward to.THE SERGEANT MAJOR lit Never memb,erf of the Unit who have notjMrs.c_ Howard.vevci aTTonHe.! q sufficient number of, -\u2022\t¦\t\u2022 attended trainin a sumciem numoer oi, May her recital in Fisher Halli parades, curing the wm-| Xew Yolk cit on March 14 open ter season to ensure at least a funher ,.oads to her.baste knowledge of Armoured for the way younger veterans or girl training, on arrival at camp will become members of a Recruits \u2014i\t,,-r Glass, while personnel with this .l-Alkl KAI 1 i Bagic knowledge will be instructed Un the more advanced subjects ie: O.\u2022 good Intelligence Officer Lt.Driving and maintenance of tanks, 3ST H LIGHT REGIMENT R.C.A were able to fit themselves into the world of peace.LAZAR l S.SHERBROOKE BRANCH NO.Ill ITl start off ! lar meetings are always held on the first Wednesday of every month.There is still that age-old argu- *\t*\t*\tI ment concerning dues which re- Community Concert subscribers mains more or less unsettled and who were disappointed not to see a number of our good comrades' ballerina Mia Siavenska last Tues- familiar faces were not seen at day, will have something to look our last meeting because 1 think forward to.Miss Siavenska was I that they had the impression that T f Q-.! :\t.! > \u201e\u201e .¦\t-, \u2014- - \u2014.injured while giving a perform- their dues for the year 1950 must that\" there* ù a Business mee'ini- b'S\tfHf H\u201ci\t^ wsrtis atï.'Sui\t' Next Symphony concert, con- backs make you absent when the ducted h\\ Sylvio Lâchante, is roll is called next Wednesday scheduled for February 7.\tnight, because, as 1 understand it, *\t*\t*\tour secretary-treasurer (bless his Admirers of Lily Pons will be kind little heart) will take our pleased to know that the diminu- money for the 1950 dues any time tive diva is recovering satisfactor- during the year.ily from a serious operation She What 0ur president has in mind will be a osent from tne Metro wffiile convalescing.1\t\u2019 «,ontf,s « still a top secret.Maybe body's goir.,r to recite \u2018The t o .\t.\t.\the will come forth with some new\ttar s Saturday Night\" or anv o'.hoi The old\tand\thackneved\t\"The\ti(leas fnext mefin^ who *n™*:\t1\u2019^ms by Robert Burns.The Le- show must\tgo on\"\tseems\tto\tapply\tev?nTft°p fcrets have, to ,b* let\t-u,n ^\u2018bbage funs are going -\tout.It has been rumored, and I say\tstrong these days, taking on all men who served till death.The and produced, and the.students en-, benefits you enjoy ate due to those joyed the program very much.I1110 .\t.\t»\twho went before, to those who Rehea:-als a.e continuing for feront associations hold their ox- .\t^a\thad to fight thousands* of minor tho play \"Growing Pains' anti for ! hibitions and meetings, from the tragedies of adjustment after the\tthe operetta \u201cH.M.S.Pina lore.\u201d ' Society\titself to the\tWomen's\tLea- first war.Thev were responsible\tOn Thursday afternoon the juni-\t,,\t,\t,,.basketball team defeated Kue of\tHoahh a,ul\tÜLauty* from ack the gi-is from Sherbrooke High ^ur and Feather Clubs to the pro-! School by a score of 20-1.Eliza- motors of the Schoolboys' Own the activities and developments of and training will take the form the three units since their organ!- 0f crew training, with members I zation.The history of the Regiment , 0.06!ating in the field for a week W'l 11 hr> ! v ' c \u2019 i p 1 in ?Vt o Q Vi I-Km/Alr a -ii /\u2022 ir r _ _.I_\t__ will be published in the Sherbrooke with full tank troops.-TvV-?™* tlme during the m0nth As it is still winter or so they Ol February.\tteij a word about winter op- [ portunities to all personnel for members of the RCAC Reserve 35TH LIGHT ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, R.C.A.A new COTC enrollment will be added to our strength in the person cf Mr.Vaudry, a second year student at Bishop\u2019s University.The new corps syllabus 'is being drawn up and, it will prove very '-Re2.:ment interesting.The 'classes will b 0 Force.Courses are available to all personnel for periods of three weeks or more, these course consist of General Military Training, Winter Warfare Training and other corps subjects; to date the has despatched Tpr, of the Branch on Monday night at S:15 p.m.We invite your presence (a polite way of saying \"You'd better be there\u201d!) Tonight, as usual, there will be a social evening at.the Home.We don\u2019t think there L anything special cooked up in the way of en-reitainment, but it could be that you\u2019ll be able to dance the \u201cHop Scotch Polka\u201d to the right kind of music.There definitely won't: be linwBu\t-or our welfare in the next few any Haggis, and I don\u2019t think any- 1\tmonths is still a top secret.Maybe body's beih McElrea, Betty Mandigo.and Exhibition.Judy Lennon are to be congratu-i This latter exhibition, still in a:e