Sherbrooke daily record, 1 avril 1950, samedi 1 avril 1950

[" APRIL W THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEATHER SNOW Clear hecoming overcast this afternoon.Intermittent snow beginning this evening.Outlook for Sunday: Clearing, windy.Temperatures yesterday: Maximum 40, minimum 4 A year ago: Maximum 40, minimum 21.Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, APRIL I.1950.Fifty-Fourth Year World News In Brief Montreal, April 1.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Spokesmen for the Canadian Brotherhood of Policemen said that possibility of a strike m 23 Quebec municipalities in protest against a provincial government bill has been virtually ruled out.The Montreal section's exe-cultive committee had decided to withdraw from the Brotherhood and form its own unit.The spokesmen said they were confident the decision will be sanctioned at a general meeting Monday of Montreal's 1,750 members.The executive has held several emergency meetings to discuss a hill passed* by the Quebec Legislature banning organization of policemen other than in strictly local unions.Delegates from the brotherhood\u2019s 24 locals will meet tomorrow to discuss the bill.There are about 700 members of the Brotherhood in municipalities outside of Montreal.* \u2019 # * Ottawa, April 1\u2014 \u2014Canada's armed services cut their 1949 vehicle accident rate to 19.1 per cent below the previous year's rate, the joint services accident prevention office at army headquarters said last night.Vehicles of the navy, army and It.C.A.F., covered more than 31,000,000 miles during the year and the average accident rate was 3.8 for each 100,000 miles compared with 4.7 for the same distance during 1948.During the year army vehicles logged a total of 20,-894.987 miles; the R.C.A.F., 7,220.684 miles and the navy 2,740,993 miles.* ¥ * Montreal, April 1\u2014(CP)\u2014 While shop girls screamed \u201choldup\u201d from the sidewalk and street car passengers stared pop-eyed at a newcomer in their midst, the conductor slammed the doors and trapped the man yesterday.Police said the shabbily-dressed man, about 30 years old, had just robbed a candy store of $22.He tried to escape on the street car.Conductor L.Sinotte held the doors shot until a policeman arrived.* * * Ottawa, April 1\u2014 \u2014The Canadian army has declared war\u2014on mosquitos.To fight the pesky insect right in his spawning porids the army has just been outfitted with five big, new machines that spray a foggy mixture of oil and DDT.The machines, mounted on trucks, will be used along with two the army had last year to spray large infested areas with the mosquito-killing mixture.\\ week-long course in mosquito-killing is planned for Camp Borden, Ont., late in May.One of the machines will go into action at Fort Churchill, Man., and others will be used along the northwest highway system.Actual Appropriations For Marshall Plan Aid Facing-Bitter Opposition In House Tax Protested Close Probe Into Grain Rail Rates Ottawa, April 1.\u2014 ® \u2014The featuer of the west\u2019s special low freight rates on grain lies\u2014to some extent\u2014in the hands of the Royal Commission on Transportation to-day.After a protracted fight for and against abolition of the statutory rates, the three-man commission under Hon.W.F.A.Turgeon has the controversial issue under study for a recommendation.The battle over the rates ended before the Commission yesterday, but it was problematical Whether even a Commission recommendation could change the present set-up whereby rates on a huge segment of the grain trade are held at 1897 levels by 1925 legislation.Parliament\u2014which now keeps the grain rates under its control \u2014would have the final say in any transfer of authority to the Board of Transport Commissioners, which regulates other rates.And any such transfer would have a rough ride through Parliament.That was made clear in evidence before the Commission as it heard final argument for and against the Canadian Pacific Railway\u2019s proposal that the rates be taken out of the hands of Parliament and hoisted above present levels.One item read into the record wras a statement by 33 western Liberal members or the Commons, signed last November, declaring they would put up a united front aganist any change in the status of the \u201cCrow's Nest Pass\u201d grain rates\".Also heard in opposition to the Canadian Pacific proposal were counsel for the three Prairie provinces, representing virtually all shades of parliamentary politics.The grain-rate issue\u2014which has been fought off and on before the Board since it started work 10 months ago\u2014was wound up with the presentation of final argument by the provinces and the C.P.R.After closing out the Crow\u2019s Nest case, the Commission adjourned until April 9.Meanwhile, the railways and seven provinces \u2014all except Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland\u2014will go before the Transport Board April 17 to re-fight the last rate-increase case Quebec, April 1\u2014(CP)\u2014 Premier Duplessis told the Quebec Legislative Assembly yesterday that repairs to Duplessis bridge at Three Rivers in which \u201cfissures\u201d appeared three weeks ago will not cost the Provincial Government anything.The Premier said the $3.-200,000 bridge opened in 1918 was built by the Dominion Bridge Company, a reliable firm, and the company will carry out the repairs free of charge.Leading Czech Clerics Face Espionage Charge: 2 Confess By NATE POLOWETZKY Prague, April 1.\u2014(IP)\u2014Two of 10 high-ranking Roman Catholic clergymen charged with high treason pleaded guilty yesterday in Czechoslovakia\u2019s first mass tr-.ai were told, no more tickets were available.* Abbott Machalka was quoted as testifying that he was involved in the \u201cgathering of firearms and the distribution of illegal leaflets\u201d for an anti-state campaign shortly of churchmen, the official Czech i niter the^Communist coup of Feb-news agency announced.Six of the ten charges\u2014accused also of espionage Tor the Vatican plotting overthrow of the government\u2014had testified by the end of the opening day.Three of them, the news agency said, pleaded innocent and one admitted \u201cpartial cuilt\u201d as having been \u201cassociated\u201d with anti-state activities.The two who confessed guilt to high treason were identified by the news agency as Abbot Bohu-mil Vit Tajovsky of the monas- ruary 1948 which put the present regime in power.\u201cHe also buried a treasure belonging to the monastery in its cellars, consisting of jewels, Czech money and other valuables including some American dollars,\u201d the news agency reported.The indictment against the 10, as reported by the news agency, said: \u201cAfter the war the Vatican espionage service was joined with the United States organization the counter intelligence corps.Their Attlee Is Growing In Stature Republican Opponents To $3,102.450.000 Measure Decide On New Tactics After Main Measure Receives Approval.By WILLIAM F.ARBOGAST Washington.April 1 \u2014 (fP) \u2014 A $3.102,400,000 administiation foreign aid bill, passed by the House after a week of rough handling, faced fresh attacks today from both sides of Capitol Hill.As the measure headed for the Senate in what administration leaders called \"good shape, House opponents laid plans to launch a new onslaught when debate starts on a bill providing money for the various world recovery programs involved.Administration leader» .expressed the belief they could save the measure from serious damage in either chamber of Congress.It sailed through the House last night on a 287 to 86 vote, after a week ôf battering by Republicans and Southern Democrats.While its total was $270,000,000 less than the State Department wanted, the bill was stripped at the last moment of two administration-opposed amendments.One would have tied up $1,000,000,000 of the total for the purchase of farm commodities in the United States; the other would have halted aid to Britain while Ireland remained partitioned.In addition, the measure contained the controversial \u201cpoint four\u201d program intended to help backward countries get on their feet through technical assistance from the United States.However, the program was cut almost by half.The over-all purpose of the bill, which continues the Marshall plan, is to provide economic aid to countries resisting communism and to hike their standards of living so their citizens won't succumb to communist propaganda.The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a companion measure without the point-four provision but otherwise almost the same as the House version Actual csish to breathe life into the programs is to be provided in an omnibus appropriation bill on which the house will start debate next week.Representative John M.Vorys (Rep.Ohio.), who tried to earmark $1,00 J,0ÜÜ,000 of the aid bill's money for the purchase of surplus foods from the Agriculture Department, told reporters he will try to cut \u201canother quarter of a billion\u201d from the actual appropriation.He blamed the \"farm bloc\u201d for final defeat of his plan to earmark $1,000,000,000 for food purchases from the government.\u201cIf they aren't willing to use our farm surpluses to keep food from going to waste and to feed the hungry people overseas, then we'll have to make another cut,\u201d Vorys said, Vorys isn\u2019t alone in taking that stand.The Republican \u201ceconomy bloc\u201d led by representative John Taber of New York has called a meeting for Monday to discuss cuts in the pending omnibus appropriation bill.President Truman\u2019s forces made no atttempt to restore the $250,-000,OCO cut in aid funds which the House tentatively made earlier in the week.Faced by a parliamentary mix-up which threatened to leave the billion-for-surpluses plan in the bill, they dropped their fight against the quarter-billion-dollar slash, in the hope that the Senate will restore the cut.There was no trouble removing from the bill the \u201cIrish\u201d amendment.The house put that into the bill Wednesday by a vote of 99 to 66 but knocked it out yesterday by a count of 226 to 60.In its present shape, the bill carries: $2,850,000.000 for aid to Marshall-plan states in Europe, including a $150,000,000 carryover from previous funds.$100,000,000 for aid to Korea.Authority' to use $100,000,000 for aid to China and Southeast Asia $27,450.000 for help for Arab refugees in Palestine.$25,000,000 to start the \u201cpoint four\u201d program\u2014$20,000,000 less than the President wanted.This crowd, including delegations from many New Brunswick centre», stood in the rain at Fredericton to protest a retail sales tax proposed by Hie provincial government.More than 2,000 attended the orderly public meeting outside the legislative buildings.They heard 30 s peakers address them during the meeting.\t, (CP) Photo) By ALLAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer London, April 1.\u2014 CP' \u2014 Clement Richard Attlee, buoyant to the point of boyishness, seems to be | drawing personal strength from i - - party weakness.\t|\t_ Described as \u201ceminently forget-] \\/| T»Q\tf-U f jll Bo table\u201d in Labor\u2019s era of unchalleng- -LtAI O»\tXJ LI \u201c /V ed authority, the Prime Minister is emerging as a definite personality in Parliament's deadlock days.The tougher he gets, the morel he likes it.He even jokes, as the prestige of his government slip>.his own popularity soars.\t|i\t, Once ho was regarded as a slop- I'|-|',;u;-m.Quo.A)\" >\t¦\t1 \u2022rap leader\u2019.He has lasted 15 year* Mrs-\tP,ubc* 4,fyea' \"'j1 as head of the Labor party j Hier of e.glit ohiblu.i.yes e., 1.y longer than anyone else in its his- lvars sentenced to be Miigei .\t.tory.Yet only a couple of months ago the Conservative Sunday Times called him forgettable, and a critic said the 67-year-old Prime Eisenhower Presents Three-Point Plan For Improving United States Defences Is Sentenced To Be Hanged 7 for the shotgun slaying of her daughter Irene but a commutation of the death sentence to life imprisonment seemed possible.She was found guilty Thursday Minister had never made an excit-M\u2019y 311 all-male french-speaking ing speech in his life.\tjury of the April 5, 1949, murder More recently, an article in the °f the 17-year-old girl leseribed by Liberal News Chronicle said the witnesses as her \u201cfavorite daugh-one-time east-end social worker i ter.I he crown contended that sne \u201cremains in important particulars shot Irene in a \u201cfit of jealousy, one of the least known and certain- The shooting occurred in the ly one of the most enigmatical fig- Dubes\u2019 two-room cottage at ures in British political life.\u201d Matane-sur-mer, 40 miles from The Conservative Yorkshire Post | here, climaxing a 24-hour drink-commented yesterday.\ting party.Witnesses said the mo- \u201cThc Premier seems to have been (her was jealous because the rix rejuvenated by the sharper parlia-.vouths at the party passed up Mrs.mertary struggle.His is both Dube to dance with Irene and an-livelinr in speech and brisker in! other daughter Anita, 18.manner.\tj Although the death sentence is \u201cIf his bearing in adversity is: mandatory for murder, crown profile acid test of a leader, then Mr.: secutor Gerard Simard made no By EDWIN B.HAAKIN-SON | Washington, April 1.\u2014 Merion C.Cooper prurm MIGHTY The Strange Story of a Girl and a Gorilla TERRY MOORE \u2022 BEN JOHNSON \u2022 «OBfRT ARMSTRONG .fBANK M.HUGH Joan Davis ^ - Andy Devine «Granada* \u2022 SHEnsnooKe que.¦ COIUMSI* ncruse I CAST DAY A SENSATIONAL MYSTERY THRJLLEB \u2018'TREASURE OF MONTE URISTO\u201d with Glenn LAGAN.Adele J ERGENS, Steve BROTH tv ALSO A Great Novel! \u201cKNOCK ON ANY DOOR\u201d with Humphry BOGART', John DEREK, Suran I\u2019E'RRY.Cartoon \u2014 Sports \u2014 News.- STARTS TOMORROW FOR THREE DAYS ONLY - COME AND HEAR DEANNA 31NG \u201cMuunlignt Bay\u201d, \u201cLargo A1 Factotum\u201d, \u201cOn The Wings Of A Song\u201d, \u201cIt'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen\u201d, 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raised in teas served at regular meetings, a tea served to the Provincial Council of Girl Guides, a tea served in connection with Mr.Robinson\u2019s art exhibit, two rummage sales, a percentage from a demonstration, and membership fees.The branch\u2019s m,oney was expanded in routine quarterly dues, sunshine boxes, postage on correspondence and overseas parcels, delegates expenses to county meetings, to the North Hatley Memorial Scholarship, to the county Estelle Holmes Scholarship, to the Provincial, Mrs.Alfred Watt Scholarship, Quebec Women's Institute Service Fund, which goes toward financing the annual five day short course at Macdonald College, a donation to purchase books for the High School Library for grades three to seven, to the McGill Fund, the Y.W.C.A.Fund and Save the Ghildren Fund, which provides extra food for the Greek boy \u201cadopted\u201d by this branch.Delegates have attended all county meetings, and a representative attended the Short Course held last May at Macdonald College.Several guests have been invited to take part in the programs.Mr.Desmond spoke on Health policies in other countries, Mrs.Coates, provincial convener of Education, presented her prize winning book, \u201cAscot,\u201d Miss Stuart, teacher of music in the High School, and Mrs.Weriemann, sang on two occasions, and interesting talks were given by Mrs.Ralph Sprigings, Mrs.Henry Bachford, and Mrs.Charles Coleman.The members enjoyed two interesting demonstrations, one Wear-Ever Brushes, and a demonstration of Singer Sewing Machine attachments.The branch subscribes to two publications, one issued by the United Nations, and the other from the Canadian Association of Consumers.Special committees which have served during the year were sunshine, program and nominating committees, as well as those who took charge of special events, two rummage sales, the teacher\u2019s party, teas for the Art Exhibit, Provincial Girl Guide Council, and a committee in charge of arranging hostesses for the regular meetings._ This branch has continued to sponsor the local Girl Guides and Brownies.It\u2019s members form a majority in the local Association of Girl Guides.There are also two members appointed representatives to the Community Club, one to the North Hatley High School KINGSEY Miss Maiguerite Goodfellow, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Goodfeilow.Miss Euniec Shaw has returned to Montreal, after spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Shaw.Mrs.G.H.Taylor, Mr.Herbert Taylor, Mr.Arnold Goodfeilow, Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Lockwood.Mr Bert Lockwood and Master David Lockwood were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Mastine, in Kingsey Falls, one evening.Miss Lucy Shaw, of the Wales Home, spent a tew days at \"Maplewood.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.P.A.Moore and I the Misses Elizabeth and Shar-! on Moore were guests of Mr.and | Mrs.W.D.Ross, in Richmond.Three consecutive Want mav be inserted for $1.25.Ads Here\u2019s the floor that\u2019s full of new IDEAS To \u201cBe With Him\u2019 Continued from Page 4 of Christ as our bodies are by the : Bread and Wine.As a friend of, Jesus, the Friend of Man, we must, \u201cDo this till He come!\u201d Holy Week rapidly sped by! Soon the March of Time brought | Him to the last final path which He must tread alone.He.therefore, took His disciples with Him as far I the the garden gate.* * * WE SHOULD \u201cBE WITH HIM\u201d As you rethink the Story of the Passion of Our Lord, aren\u2019t you convinced that He expects you to \u201cbe with Him?\u201d \u201cI have called you friends,\u201d he repeats.\u201cContinue | ye in My love.\u201d To do this effee-, tively, we must be with Him.That is the consummate ambition of every true disciple.And, as the; chosen felt impelled in the first! century to be with Him, so must we as we enter into another Holy Week find the same old desire flaming anew in our hearts.During Holy Week, 1950, then make history by keeping very close to Our Lord.Immunize yourself against all disturbing earthly cares and spend as much time as you can in His company.Then would we not only in our thinking follow in His footsteps but we would enter into His sufferings and share His concern for a lost world.A lost world ?If ev we had one, we haive it now! The Saviour\u2019s \u201cAs My Father hath sent Me even so send I you,\u201d implies that we, too, must be world saviours.One Saviour was necessary for the sin of the world, willing and altogether ! adequate.But millions of saviours are necessary for the salvation of the world\u2014and such are we.Never rest until we have a redeemed world in which every knee shall bow and every tongue confess Him to the glory of God the Father.Impelled by love\u2014the love of Jesus\u2014we follow the Captain of our salvation, even to the Cross! Aren\u2019t you glad He chose the Cross?Surely we ought to consider it our greatest honor to share in that stupendous adventure, namely, to be with Him! It\u2019s n date with Edmond O'Brien .and with Don Taylor and Jeffrey Lynn too for Deanna Durbin in \u201cFor The Love Of Mary\u201d.As an added feature attraction for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, the New Premier Theatre will present Roy Rogers with Lulu Belle and Scotty in \u201cShine On Harvest Moon.\u201d ¦ \u2022mu**;., .i;.I, IN Ol J.YWOOD :niiimiiiffl»i»i!#tiimiiii¦ ! clear the S Treasure.\u201d movie title \u201cHidden hrskine Johnson NEA Staff Correspondent THE YOUNG IDEA King\u2019s Lynn, Norfolk, England.\u2014 (CP)\u2014Betty\tGathergood and | Patsy Cave, both 13, thought the children's section of the public library needed brightening up.Now they have been invited to meet the chief librarian to discuss ideas.Beaufoy; Publicity, Mrs.R.W.Bowen.This slate was accepted as read, and Mrs.Daintrey welcomed Mrs.Memorial Scholarship committee, | Bryce as the new president, to the two on the Christmas entertain- chair.A committee to submit a ment committee.A representative assists at the Health Unit Clinic each month.The correspondence during the year has consisted of the usual business letters from the Q.W.I.office and Mr.Thompson, \u201cthank-you \u2019 letters, questionnaires in connection with \\\\ .1.projects, and a good collection of typical Canadian receipts and household hints were forwarded for selection for the Associated Country Women of the World Cook Book.Mrs.LeBaron concluded her report with an expression of appreciation to the president, Mrs.Daintrey, for her unfailing interest and devotion to all W.I.activities, for her preparation of each month\u2019s agenda, and the inspiration her example has given all.program of meeting for the new year was appointed, Mrs.Grant LeBaron, Mrs.G.E.Bennett and Mrs.Henry Blaehford.At the conclusion of the remaining business, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.Len Marier, Mrs.Townsend and Mrs.J.A.Seguin.ST.BARNABAS\u2019 GUILD A regular meting of St.Barnabas\u2019 Guild was held at the Community Hall, and presided over by Mrs.R.W.Bowen, the president.Final plans were made for the Easter tea and food sale to be held on Saturday, April 15.The next regular meeting will be held on April 19th, at which time Mrs.Ralph Sprigings and Mrs.F.rnest Clark will entertain.Mrs.Daintrey thanked Mrs.Le- Tlie secretary stated, that in a re-1 Baron for her tribute and turned | Port of last I1011111\u20198 meeting, the the meeting over to Mrs.Ralph ! names of the hostesses\u2019 Mrs\u2018\tI Sprigings, chairman of the nomin- ence Taylor and Mrs.Charles Ben-ating committee, who submitted j nett\u2019 \"ere inadvertently ommitted.! the following slate of officers:\tI ^ conclusion of the business I Honorary President, Mrs.C.s.i meeting, refreshments were served! Daintrey; president, Mrs, K.É.the hostesses.Mrs.Lesley Bryce; first vice-president, Mrs j ! Sampson and Mrs.Grant LeBaron.E.McKay; second vice-president! ' w'ho were assisted bJ' Mrs- R- W.Mrs.Robert Vaughan; secretary! I Bgo to a hideout cabin.Eight guys are there and they haven\u2019t seen a girl in a month.Do you know what they do?They fight over a gun.\u201d Rainy Day Joan Crawford isn\u2019t too happy about the reissue of her oldie, \u201cRain.\u201d .Lassie's next picture: \u201cShepherd of the Painted Hills.\u201d .It\u2019s a girl at Las Vegas Hospital for Herb and Phyllis MacDonald.He\u2019s the praise agent for the El Rancho Vegas .Martha Stewart, I hear, is a scene stealer in \u201cIn a Lonely Place.\u201d I asked H.Bogart about it.\u201cMartha Stewart?\u201d said Bogey.\u201cWho\u2019s she?Oh, yes, Martha Stewart.Very good, very good.\u201d .Despite denials, Hollywood is betting that actress Mary Anderson will wed cameraman Leon Shamory.Charles Coburn and Spring By-ington were sitting on a blanket, munching picnic sandwiches and talking about love for a scene in \u201cLouisa.\u201d This is the movie in Coburn and Edmund Gwenn go Ezio Pinza 20 years better and ptove there\u2019s still romance in a 70-year-old\u2019s heart.\u201cIt's sort of an \u2018Upper Strom-boliV\u2019 director A! Hall explained.Coburn even wades up to his hips in a lily pond to pluck a blossom for the lady fair.But at Co-bum\u2019s age, the studio took no chances.They shot the scene at a lily pond in Bel-Air and imported 5000 gallons of 172-degree water to raise the temperature of the pool from 50 to 68.The script of \u201cTo Please a Lady\u201d still doesn\u2019t please Clark Gable.Rewrites are still in order.Ginger Rogers\u2019 divorce from Jack Briggs will be final in August.Then we\u2019ll know whether she and Greg Bautzer are as serious as they look .Maureen O'Hara and Glenn Langan will be teamed in an adventure-drama which Maureen\u2019s husband.Will Price, will direct .Three studios are trying to Peek-A Boo Lana Turner, I can report blushes at wolf-calls and low whistles.The pink that suffused Lana\u2019s face on \u201cA Life ot Her Own\u201d set didn\u2019t stop the males who took a look at her low-cut satin brocade | gown.It didn\u2019t stop the unit manager, either.He clapped one moist hand to his forehead, yclle^ for designer Helen Rose, and let every-i body know that Lana wouldn't get I by the Johnston office censors.\u201cI don\u2019t know about that,\u201d Helen Rose said stubbornly.\u201cIt\u2019s no worse than some of her other gowns.1' Lana remained as neutral as those don\u2019t-let-il-throw-you looks Switzerland, gave the boys one of and beefed about the diamond dog-collar around her neck.Lana sneered: \u201cIt\u2019s five-and-dime.\u201d The battle over her peek-a-boo neckline was at a stalemate when I left, * * * Howard Duff is excited about his next picture, \u201cThe Magnificent Heel,\u201d story of a news photographer.It\u2019s his first heavy.| But he hastens to explain that he j will not be representing all news ! photographers.He says: \u201cIt\u2019s just*| the story of a guy.\u201d I asked him if he and Ava Gard- i ner had kissed and made up (they ¦ were dining together recently).He ; had one-word reply: \u201cNaw.\u201d * * * Hollywood is doin>g everything that\u2019s not in the astronomy books.Eagle-Lion has \u201cThe Sun Sets at Dawn\u201d and Loretta Young\u2019s husband, Torn Lewis, will produce \u201cThe Sun Stood Still.\u201d * Sit * George Dolenx looked over the menu at the RKO cafe and stopped at an entree that read: \u201cTim Holt special.\u201d \u201cHnimmmm,\u201d said George, \u201cHoresmeat, no doubt.\u201d tsmm ,\t111\tt \u201cFFr\t\t\\ü sssm Armstrong\u2019s Asphalt Tile makes it fun to,* design your own floor I Armstrong\u2019s Asphalt Tile combines beauty, durability and economy with the opportunity to design your own individual floor pattern in harmony with any colour scheme\u2014choosing from a wide variety of beautiful plain and marbleized colours that can\u2019t wear off.Every day more and more home owners and home-makers are using Armstrong\u2019s Asphalt Tile in \u201e kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms, basements and vestibules\u2014as well as in modern homes without basements.Your local Armstrong flooring contractor or dealer will be glad to help you plan your own custom-designed floor with Armstrong\u2019s Asphalt Tile.Or write for FREE eight-page folder illustrated in full colour.Armstrong Cork Canada Limited.(1911 Decarie Boulevard, Montreal, Que.ARMSTRONGS ASPHALT TILE ana WATERLOO Opening dance, Brome Lake Pavilion, Sat., April 8th.Hal Hartley and His Orchestra.APPROVED ARMSTRONG APPLICATORS CANADIAN GENERAL INSULATION LTD., BUILDERS\u2019 SUPPLIES TEL.4 830 TEL.RUBBER TILE \u2014 ASPHALT TILE _______FREE QUOTATIONS COWANSVILLE April Fool Dance.Memorial Hall, Stahbridge East, Sat., April 1st.J Robinson\u2019s Orchestra.CINEMA REX TODAY - 2 English Films! 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TOje Cttp ÿage SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, IPCO.DISTRIBUTORS PRONE 4850 | WHOLESALE Hot W ator Ht'atrr* \u2022 Jacket Heater» Defroster* \u2022 Fans \u2022 Frost Shielda ^ | « U.M.S.Antifreeze - (Cheaper Than Prestone) r ~ | « Tire Chains # Cross Chains \u2022 Chain l.lnka | SHERBROOKE AUTO ELECTRIC INC First Donations In UNICEF Appeal, Billets Sought Totalling $332, Are Acknowledged For Delegates To Conference First contributions in\u2018the local and district appeal for funds for the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund were acknowledged today by the Sherbrooke committee.It was announced by Ivan Saunders, local treasurer, that a total of $332 has been received so far.Money donated to UNICEF goes toward providing food, medicine or clothing for a needy child, in some country still suffering from the effects of the war.One representative from each of the service clubs here comprises the Sherbrooke Committee.Contributions may be sent to Mr.Saunders, in care of the Sherbrooke Daily Record, 69 Wellington street north.Following is the first list of donors, ail from Sherbrooke except where otherwise indicated: $50: Austin Glove Company.$25: Geo.Sheard, Coaticook, Lions Club.$10; Joseph Ames, J.Fraser Armstrong, S.N.Bishop Casket Co., Bishopton, Rosenbloom\u2019s Ltd., H.W.S.Downs, Sr., Lennoxville, Virginia J.McCabe, Russell L McCabe, J.B.Goodhue Company Ltd., Rock Island, T.Fraser Mc-Ouat.$5: Ann Crochetiere, L.0.Cass and Son, Beebe, W.J.Lane, Lennoxville, H.E.Grundy, W.E.Bown, Lennoxville, Sherbrooke Motors Ltd., Jay N.White, Coaticook.Sherbrooke Oxygen & Welding Supplies, Dr.L.Langis, Dr.Armand Ledoux, Chenier Picard, A.Martin & Co.(R.Lindskou), D.J.Sails, National Wallpaper Company Ltd., Edwin Desrosiers, Anonymous, Walter Sutherland, A.Brault.George Morgan.Under $5; Dr.S.Horn, Whar-ram Bros., Lennoxville, Miss Edna A.Beerworth, Luvia M.Farns- LEE M WATSON & CO., Ltd.INSURANCE Fire, Automobih Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg.Sherbrooke.Night and Holiday calls: Lennoxville 381-J worth, G.A.Sirois, Oscar Stenson, J.N.Gingras, F.Stegmaier, K, N.Baldwin, McManamy Insurance Agencies, Bruce A.Bishop, F.L.Armitage, Anonymous, Mrs.Grif- Legislature Adjournment Next Week Officials Are Despite Montreal Bill Difficulties Selected For Booster Club .'Members Of Parliament From Nine Of 10 Provinces Pay Visit To Granby Douglas Amaron, N.W.Robins, J.E.R.Pepin.Jenkins Overall Company.Rock Island.T.J.Marshall, S.Elkas, Roger Roy, Mrs.Edna McIntyre, MacCallum & Godbout.Eastern Canada Grain Co., Dawson Auto Parts, W.E.Hammond.New Premier Theatre, Neil Tracey, Norman Tracey.Total; $332.Quebec, April 1\u2014CP\u2014Quebec Legislative Assembly is expected jontv :o decide next week the fate of Montreal legislation author izin.g ,\t.\t.¦.*\t¦\tthe city to take over its privately- pletion for the eastern Ontario and\t, \u2022\t.K __u: x* .r_____\t.ai I owned tramways system as a pve- rd a municipal the local Hi-Y club acting as >ut\u2019\"a' Preparations are nearing com- fith, D.W.Beaudry, E.A.Bailey, p.,\tu- .ai i owneu uamwavs s Mgr.Emile Chartier.Harry Blain, ^ue,be,0,conference whch w ! I ^ .\t\u2022 Fin 110*1 ns Amnrnn V W PnKin.> held here April 10-11-12, With c\u201ebwaJ.- V Amendments hosts.Gordon Budning is chairman for the conference to .transportation bill geneiai j whije it vva.under study TODAY and TOMORROW TOMORROW Holy Name Society members of St.Patrick\u2019s Church will assemble in the Church Hall at 7.45 a.m., Sunday, April 2, for the regular monthly communion at the eight o'clock Mass.MONDAY Lennoxville Ladies\u2019 Carpet Bowling Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m.Regular monthly meeting of the Canadian Legion B.E.S.L., Sherbrooke Branch No.10, will be held Monday at 8:15 p.m.at Legion Home, 5 Prospect Street.Regular meeting King George 5th Chapter, I.O.D.E.Monday, April 3rd, at 3 p.m.I.O.D.E.House.St.Agnes\u2019 Guild, Church of the Advent will meet on Monday evening at the home of Miss Mary Hughes, 68 King Street East, Apt.3, at 8 o\u2019clock.Monthly meeting of the Lennox-ville Library Assoc.Monday, April 3rd.3 p.m.in the library, Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club meet Monday at 8 p.m.at MacKinnon Memorial.Public Speaking Contest.a Montix a! carried out by the , .,\t,\t,\tr.\tLegislative Council, Provincial pected to oe attended by some ,5 L; er Hüusei nlust bl, approve ! by out-of-town delegates, members of, the Lc*is,ativeen the matter of billeting and in appeal has been made in the schools and through the churches and service clubs for accommodation for the visitors.The only services requested arc a bed on Monday and Tuesday nights, April 10 and II, and breakfast on April 11 and 12.Members of the billeting committee are Barry Holt, Ross Connors and Arnold Echenberg.the Liberal opposition holds»# ma-over Union Nationale supporters.Despite the Montreal bill incident, the Legislatature session which opened Feb.15 is expected to be prorogued next Tuesday or \\\\ ednesday By then, the Legislative \\ssem-bly is expected to conclude its study of the bud.jet estimates and of temaining government legislation.Yesterday the Lower House ap- florists// Tel.2119 FREE ESTIMATES on custom-built cabinets.Specialty modern kitchen units.Also mansonite veneer, lumber remnants for sale BISHOP\u2019S WOODWORKING & REPAIR SHOP 14 Magog Street, - lei.1798-W » See our wonderful SELECTION OF SPORTING EQUIPMENT.Whether for in or out-of doors sports, we have your needs.J.N.Boisvert & Fils Leather and Sporting Goods 1 King St.West \u2014 Tel.638 Anniversary Observed By Sangster Church Rev.Roy Stafford, B.A., B.D., was the guest preacher when Sangster Memorial United Church observed its iirst anniversary.The Drummondville preacher spoke at both services on Anniversary Sunday, March 19, delivering appropriate and inspiring messages.At the morning service the junior choir, assisted by Miss Marion Oavis of Montreal, provided the music.Plymouth Church choir had charge of the music at night and the special music included two anthems and selections by the ! male quartet.J.G.Scorer was the organist and choir director for the much appreciated musical part of the service.Sangster Memorial's pastor, Rev.Dr.8» W.Boyd, conducted the morning service and Rev.R.C.Tait of Plymouth church presided at the evening service, assisted by Dr.Boyd.The church\u2019s anniversary supper was held on March 21 with a large attendance.Donations Are Acknowledged The following donations in the Red Cross campaign at Lennoxville have been asknowledged; $10: G.S.Tomson; Lennoxville Press Inc.$5: A.Doiron; S.Messenger; Norman Beach; Miss A.L.Baker; John Burton; W'.J.Lane.Under $5; William Murray, J.A.Gervais, L.R.Burczyk, H.Montgomery, Miss Feme Murray, Rev.A.Jones, W.S.Mitchell, R.H.Woodside, R.Forbes, R.E'or-tin, Mrs.George Giroux, Fred Smith, J.E.Caseadden, Amadee Beaudoin, Mrs.Roy Bown, John Fraser, Mrs.Wood.Mrs.A.Snow, Mrs.H.R.Frizzell, Mrs.K.McAllister, Stewart Coates, Kenneth Sparkes, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Hemming, Miss J.Beaudoin, Miss Joan Taylor, Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Taylor, H.Loach, Harold Everett, P.Herring, IV.T.Burgees, W.Bis-sonette, Mrs.Ruby McNaughton, Mr.and Mrs.D.Shaw, Guy Martin, Mr.and Mrs.A.Beaudoin, Arthur Allen, Mrs.R.L.Mansell, Mrs.H.L.Hunting, Mrs.G.R.Lessard, Mrs.D.Snow.Mrs.F.C.Parker, Mrs.Nettleship, A.Ruel, Henri Ruei, E.A.Ward, G.E.Wright, W.H.Hartley, Jacques Parerateau, Jules Marceais, Grant Taylor, W.J.Beattie, D.Howes, J.S.Littlejohn.out.\tI proved the department budgets for.The amendments struck from public woiks, fisheiies and coloni-j the bill proposals for a icicrendum zation ami only the agriculture.' Oct.23 to obtain public approval game, social welfare and youth, for the municipal subway plan health and roads budgets awai, and to decide whether Montreal's approval.present from of administration Only outstanding government should continue.\t; legislation on the order paper in a It was Premier Duplessis who j bill for development of hydro-elor-preposed the referendum of muni- ; trie power on the Pcribonka rive cipal administration when the bill ! in Lake St.John district and an was passed originally by the Le- other to incren e the benefits from gislative Assembly.\t», insurance on c lihin n.Since LUO the city has been run At present insurance coiurael by an Executive Committee provide for eenefi - r1' $100 for chosen among membet of a muniei- a child under one yrm with an a: pal council of 99, one-third of them crease of $100 a year up to the age j appointed to represent public of 10.bodies.\t| The government bill will reduce! Both the subway and adminis- the a-ge-limit to five years and trative referendum proposals were : provide for benefits of $200 for a struck from the bill by a 10-7 vote i child under one year with a $200 in the Legislative Council where ; increase for each year up to five.Mr.E.Roberts, Public Relations James A.Wilson, 2 Courcelette Suet, Sherbrooke, was named president of the St.Pat's Old Boys\u2019 Booster Club at the elections for the month of \\pril held last evening.Mrs.Alcide Lapointe, 38 Bienville street, ami C.Greenough, 179 King Street East, were named vice-presidents, and Bertha La pointe.2Sf> Bernier street, and F.Duquette, 69 Bowen Avenue North, wore named secretaries.Breach Of Health Rii!e -section of hall, where from nine h°ok.Montreal, \\pril 1, \u2014 si\" R.B.tioodiuic of Frelighshurg, Quo., was mod $200 ami costs today for \u201cemploying for milk transport persons who had not obtained their health certificates from the Health Department.\u201d\t, Goodhue was previously convicted ami fined on three other occasions for the same offence, in 1946, 1949 and in January of this year, Ttie fines in those instances were $75 and costs.Phe charges were laid by inspectors from the Montreal Health Department.ULVERTON 9 Waterloo, April 1.\u2014The Ki-wanis Club of Waterloo held its weekly meeting on Tuesday night at the Canada Hotel with a good number of members present.The amount of knowledge to one president, Kiwanian Mile Cardinal, ! brain, proving that it is a definite was in charge of the proceedings,\t\u2018n teaching.and in many many other types of work, 'the ear and the eye convey ninety percent of the knowledge, g'asped to the brain, which means that the films provided this i NORTH HATLEY and the special feature of the evening was an address and flim by Mr.Ernest Roberts, public relations director of the Associate Screen News of Montreal.Mr.Roberts, who was introduced by Kiwanian Frank Aden, spoke briefly on MoViology and films in all types of life \u201cPublic Relations,\u201d Mr.Roberts explained, \u201c is putting your house in order and providing; as much information to the public at large as j\t| possible in as short and concise a |t.a(] manner as possible.There is a definite place for films today.They are used in schools, in plants, in adult classes, in experimentations Samson of part of lots 3b, 3h | Range 6 and 3a, Range 7 Comp-| ton.Mayor Ernest Martineau to Arthur North Hatley, April 1.\tDO Clifford Reed and Mrs.Reed have ^(aul'en*- .'ots \u2018uJ-74, 7o, 8.and returned to their home in North Uast Man).Hatley after a three-months holiday in Florida.REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Mr.Roberts cited several avail-; able films that schools, churches, adult education das.-es and others might use for their needs.To prove his point on the use of films in aiding public relations, the guest \u2022speaker showed a film entitled | \u201cNeighbors in Enter.,rise,\u201d which i was filmed at Laehute.P.O , at the j Ayer\u2019s Wollen Mills.It showed, in [ beautiful color sequences what a | small town can accomplish when everyone works together.chute, they have Ayer\u2019s to the way in public spirit, but it also takes the entire town behind any enterpiise tu make it a success.If a town is public spirited, as is Laehute, then the .ami results can he obtained as has been achieved at this thriving town.This film showed the beautiful club house, the .golf course, the ski ! rails and tow, the swimming pool, the softball diamonds, a community store, and many other benefits Mrs.of public spirit.It was truly a film The Women's Association held a St.Patrick's Day tea on March 17 m the United Church vestry.Miss Laurie Fraser, of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mr.j and Mrs.M.I).Fraser.Mr.Raymond Waterhouse and Miss Doreen Billson, of Richmond, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.1).Waterhouse, Mr.Francis Doyle, of Sherbrooke, was the guest of Mr.and | Mrs.Frank Doyle and Mr.Win-; ston Doyle.Tiie flowers placed in the Uni-led Church on Sunday, March 26, were in loving memory of Mrs Winifred 10.Bogie, and were presented by Mrs.Gladys Woodside and Mr.Camllish S.Bogie.Mr.A Inert Norris and Mrs.O Norris., of Waterloo, were the Sunday guests of Mrs.Norris and Mr Richard Norris.Mr, Garth Husk, of Acton Vale, A coast-to-const ores Members of Parliament of the ten provinces and the Northwest Territories is spending this week-end in one of the pro\\ ince of Quebec's beauty spots and at the same time gaining an insight into the type of small hut thriving industrial cities which flourish in the Eastern Townships.They left Ottawa via Canadian Pacific lines Thursday afternoon for Granby, where they wore the guests of Marcel Boivin I ibcral M.P.for Shrffon) ami of P.Uo- ! race Boivin, the mayor of Granby, during two active days of inspection, sightseeing and entertainment.With many of the members accompanied by their wives, the party numbered in oxcc-s of 70 persons, nml occupied a f.peeia! ear on the regular afternoon train to Montreal, where the group changed at Windsor station to the evening express to Saint John.N.l!.i il» training at Farnham, for the last leg of the journey to Granby.At Farnham.the group was welcomed by tbat city's mayor and by the federal M.P.for j Brome Missisquoi, Henri Go- Min.Arriving at their destination at! 9.39 P.M., the members of the, party were conducted to their! hotels, and at 10.00 P.M.were tendered a civic reception by Mayor i Boivin and Mrs, Boivin at city they signed the golden A tour of Granby\u2019s major industrie- took place yesterday, including the Granby Elastic Webb Go., and the Yerney Mills in the morning.and the Miner Rubber Company.the Imperial Tobacco Company' Granby branch, and the Granby Co-operative, largest cooperative in Canada dealing in mill products, during the afternoon.1 uncheon with the mayor, aider-men and presidents of local service clubs and welfare organizations at 12.3tt broke the day, with a buffet supper at (1.30 and the evening devoted to entertainment by local business groups.This morning will he given over to a sightseeing tour of the city, and a vi.-:t tu Racine Manufacturer.-.with the week-end officially coining to a dose at « reception and banqiii i ten feted to the ilem-1\u2019ai '.ment and their wives 1-j the various industries of Granby at 12.1,7 P.M.The visiters will have Granby for Montreal at 3.45 this afternoon.BRIEFLETS Our Congratulations To: LEE AUDET, of Lennoxville who is observing his birthday today.Dance I.O.O.K.Hall, Sawyerville u .April J.l.cs Beaulieu's Orch Easter B .LO.O.F.Hall.Saw yervillt* Saturday, April 8.Dr opt anal.BIRCHTON Ham and Hall, Tues., 40.egg supper, April 4, Adm Birch ton 70 and Dr.B.Fletcher\u2019s office closed Fi t.Mar.31st to Mon.April 10th, incl Dance Brompton Road Community Hall, Sat.night.Old-time music.Sugar party, Victor Bessette\u2019s Bush, Watervillc Road, good fur on i s.Sunday, April 2nd, 2-5 p.m.St.; and Mr.t\t\trant Husk, of\t\tS'her- brooki\t, spe\tnt the\tweek-end with\t th( ir\tparents, Mr.\t\tand Mi\ts- Roy Husk.\t\t\t\t Mr.\tami\tMrs.\tJames\tHenry Lynch\tand\tdaughter, of\t\tDrum- inonds\tilio.were tin\t\tSunday\tguests of Mr\tand\tMrs.F\trederick\tSmith.Mr.\tPercy\tMace.\tof Drummortd-\t ville.\tspent\tthe we\t¦K-rrul w\tith liis pareil 1\tS, M\t.and\tMrs.A.\tMace, Public Notice We wish to announce to the public that C.E.Sterling, grocer 147 Main St., Lennoxville will cease doing business as of April 1, 1950.Mr.Sterling wishes to thank all his customers for their past patronage.Commencing April 1, the store will be operated by: LENNOXVILLE BUILDING SUPPLIES REG\u2019D Wholesale Distributors: Building Materials, Paints and Varnishes, etc.Wilfrid Grégoire to Houle of lot 8'99-l 57-83, East W ard.Georges-Emile Letellier to Paul-Emile Fournier of the South Vs ! of lots 899-294 and 295, East Ward.Sylvio Provencher to Welley Lessard of lot 729-511, East Ward Alphonse Belanger to Gilles Theberge of lot 85-6, North Ward.Lorenzo Grondin to Joseph ; Richer of part of lot 415, Orford.Wilfrid Grégoire to Mrs.Francois O.Emond of parts of lot 54, Orford.Tancrede Arthur Giard to Laur-! ent Eugene Savoie of lot 876, j North Ward.Mrs.Odilon Bernard to Misses j Yvonne DeMontigny and Georgette .DeMontigny of part of lots 692 and 726, East Ward.Jean-Baptiste Trudeau to Ludo-j vie Chaloux of the Undivided 1./3 of lot lb, Range 3 Compton.Joseph Sansfacon to His Majesty j the King of parts of lot 23c, Range I 3 Ascot.J.A.Savard, Ltee to Joseph Alfred Savard of part of lot 206, Centre Ward.Joseph Alfred Savard to J.A.Savard, Ltee to lots 476-1 and 2, East Ward.Gerard Jacques to Reginald Lambert of lot 7-182, South Ward.Estate Joseph L.Trudeau to ; Honore Gaucher of lot 1407, South Ward.Gaston G.Rousseau to Le Foyer Familial de Sherbrooke-Est of lot ' -99-214, East Ward.H.Armand Lainesse to Gerard -Lemay of lot 7-328, South Ward.Armand Laliberte to Rosario Bolduc of part of lot 459, Orford.Mrs.Charles H.Boisvert to I I Francois Xavier Boisvert of the , Undivided % of lot 10a, Range 8 I Ascot.Mrs.Albert Henry Hobbard to i Roland Farr of lot 922-24.the ! Easterly M of lot 922-25, North Ward.Adelard Belanger to Le Foyer Familial de Sherbrooke-Est of lot 729-543, East Ward.Royal E.Stewart to R.E.Stewart Construction Corporation of ; part of lot 729, East Ward.Estate Emile Rioux to William Edward Westlake and Uxor of part of lots 958, 959, North Ward.Sherbrooke Real Estate Co.to Laurent Lacroix of lot 1494-273, South Ward.J.Wilfrid Grégoire to Roland Patoir.e of part of lot 37, North Ward.1 Charles 0.Edwards to J.C.Mrs.Joseph Turgeon to Julien Tremblay of part of lot 10b, j of \u2018beauty and education to those Range 11 Ascot.\t! interested.Adelard Thibault to Joseph Les- Kiwanian Orval Lewi- very sard of lot 1537-116, South Ward, warmly thanked M .Roberts foi Jean-Louis Dupuis to W.K.Mac- his talk and film on behall of the leod of lot 1-27, the Easterly 50 j present Kiwanians.Deiphis .feet of lot 1-28, North Ward.\tNext week, Kiwanian, Rev.Sr.Three consecutive Want may be inserted for $1.25.Ads Good Service; Good Ice.PHONE m DELIVERY Sherbrooke Ice Company Louis-Philippe Couture to Horm-isdas Leroux of lot 922-5, North Ward.Louis St.-Laurent to Napoleon Paul St.-Laurent of lots 727-12 and 15, East Ward.Daniel Mitchel! will again deliver i the Easter addre.- to his fellow members.This practise h;>- been followed for a number of years, and its success is certain again at next week\u2019s meeting.-G-:- Garthby, Que., March 14th, 1950.Mr.E.L.Lessard, 3 Frontenac Street, Sherbrooke, Quo.Dear Sir: Please find herewith my cheque for six \u201cKINO\u201d which I would like to receive as soon as possible.Those you have sent me last month were quickly tried out with very convincing results, starting with myself, as 1 was, at that time, suffering with a serious attack of influenza which was completely relieved within 2 4 hours by using this marvelous apparatus.I u » my \u201cKINO\u201d regularly every day, especially at bed lime and its therapeutic effects are constantly evidenced in many ways: my digestive system and sleep are greatly improved; this is due, I am sure, to the complete relaxation of the nerves and muscle obtained by the natural heat, transmitted with \u201cKINO\u201d.A rheumatic pain in my right shoulder which had bothered me for three or four months, disappeared within a few days after I had started using this apparatus.A member of my family, suffering from chronic constipation, has become normal by the daily use of \u201cKINO\u201d.I wish to tell you also about two experiences on other persons which are certainly very interesting These are two cases of hooping-cough which I treated myself with my \u201cKINO\u201d; the first, mv son, 9 year: old and the other is my grandson, 1 year old.In both cases, the convulsive coughs, proper to this disease, were put to an end with the first treatment, allowing tiiesi children to sleep quietly' all through the night, the ordinary coughing that followed was entirely checked two or three days later.I do not know of any other remedy that will cure hooping-cough so promptly, except perhaps, the aeroplane trip, so much talked about in the newspapers lately, but the latter is not accessible to all, while your wonderful \u201cKINO\u201d can and should be in every home; it is so easy, so simple to use and always ready when needed.I apologize for this lengthy letter, hut I wanted to bring these facts to your attention and you may use them, if you wish, to help convince those who do not know the great value of your marvelous invention, the \u201cKINO\u201d, to keep in good health, Thant:ing you very much, I remain, Sincerely yours, ERNEST DUBOIS.MOTHER TESTIMONIAL in favour of KINO #-h- E.-L.LESSARD Inventor and Manufacturer HORSE AND BUGGY TO HELICOPTER is the my of the American Red Cross nurse in the Twentieth Century.Through the years since this vital nursing service was founded in 1910.Red Cross nurse?have gone on their errands of mercy by whatever form of transportation presented itself.They have trave\u2019ed on ski= and snowshoes, mounted horses, paddled boats, driven \u201ctin lizzie \u201d through mud and snow and very often walked to visit the sick and injured in isolated or disaster-stricken areas.The \u201chorse and buggy nurse\u201d picture was made shortly before World War I.The \u201chelicopter nurse\u201d shot was taken a few weeks ago, when nurse Myrtle Wilson of St.Louis, Mo., went by Coast Guard \u2019copper to aid flood victims along the St.Francis River in Arkansas, HOW TO OBTAIN EVEN BETTER RESULTS WITH KINO \u2014 When going to bed, or during a daytime rest period, ! > yom i.-o-k on crossed p 'lows.Your shoulder?- should each rest on a pillow; sufficient pact mu.-t but j souls are thereby strengthened and t.:ey refused to see.Consequently, lefreshed by the Body and Blood they, not Jesus, were vanquished.J- Significant, isn't it, that'one of I\tContinued On Page 2 little Ape Answer to Previous Puzzle TEMPTATION TO WAR St.Catharines Standard Dr.Konrad Adenauer, Chancellor of the West' German government, declares that \u201cthe temptation j to make war is greater for Russia than is gen-! erally believed.The Chancellor maintains that peace can br obtained \u201coniy if the Soviet, leaders are convinced of the futility of conquering Europe.\u201d Therefore', he feels the \u201ctime has come to act\u201d in older to demonstrate the futility by preparedness.One would find it hard to quarrel with the Chancellor\u2019s assay of the situation.Russia has been building up her military strength in Eastern ; Europe.She has consolidated her German zone of occupation in which she not only maintains a great standing army but is creating a German mill-, tary force.Meantime Western Europe, despite elaborate preparations for defence, isn\u2019t ready for a major war.And Adenauer points out that if Western Europe were occupied by Russian armies \u201cthose who could contribute to the rebirth of a western democracy .would be liquidated.\u201d If that is a correct estimate of the situation, then it is safe to assume that Russia must at least have given academic consideration to the general proposition.The idea, of course,' would be to strike before the western powers were fully set for action.However, Moscow certainly would find strong arguments against any such move.Perhaps the greatest deterrent would be that Russia isn\u2019t yet prepared to compete with the United States ;n atomic warfare.Moreover, the conflict between communism and democracy in Asia is still in it= beginnings.One wouldn't expect Moscow to undertake a two-front shooting war at this juncture.If Russia were in possession of all Germany, the story might be different.That would give Moscow the key position in continental Europe.' HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted animal 10 Symbol for samarium 12 Melt down, as fat into lard VERTICAL 1\tStuff 2\tAl this place 3\tMean 4\tMedical director ( ab ) 5\tFondle 13 Make possible 6 Operatic solo 15\tSkill 16\tRows 18\tRiver eyot 19\tEncounter 21\tBustle 22\tPoker stake 23\tSymbol for neon 24\tWithin 25\tWas borne 27 Term of endearment 30\tOpera (ab.) 31\tIroquoian Indian 32\tHindu garment 35\tDistrict attorney fab.) 36\tFish sauce 37\tHeavenly body 39\tFrom 40\tTribe in Kolehan, India 41\tBrain passage 43 Backward 46 Makes mistakes 49\tObserve 50\tFragrant oleoresin 52\tWater (Fr.) 53\tItalian condiment 55 Eternal 57\tSenior (ab) 58\tIt is an \u2014 ape 7\tNullity 8\tAbstract being 9\tBajjvlonian ddity 10\tLong cut 11\tApportion 14 Flag 17 Diminutive of Edwa\u2019-d 20 Golf device 22 Military assistant CM ÂTJ eJK I |N|T RIM OJEiO o~r1n McKENNY ON BRIDGE By Wm.E.McKenny, America\u2019» Card Authority 25\tVine genus 26\tGem 28\tOpera by Verdi 29\tErect 33\tRecover 34\tFrostcr 37\tHer 38\tBullfighter 41 Devotees 42\tRip 43\tLevel 44\tMusical note 45\tSheaf 47\tHindu queen 48\tProsecuted 50\tSea eagle 51\tOriental name 54 Rough lava 56 Epistle fab ) 1\t2\t5\tM\t5\tb\t\t7\tS\t5*\u201d\tA\t10\tII 12\t\t\t\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t14\t\t 15\t\t\t\tib\t\tP\t\t\t\t16\t\t 19\t\t\t20\t\t21\t\t\t\t22\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t24\t\t\t 25\t21o\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t27\t\t26\t29 50\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\u2022\t\t51\t\t\t 52\t\t55\t59\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t5$\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t37\t53\t\t \t\t59\t\t\t\t\tr'\t\t50\t\t\t Ul\tM2\t\t\t\t05\tsM\t45\t\t\t\t47\t46 \t\t\t\t50\t\t\t\t51\t\t52\t\t 55\t\t\t5^\t\t\t\t55\t\t5«\t\t\t D\tn\t\t*\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t IT TAKES TWO TO SET (OMRAt l Good defensive play often r'e-! quii'ts teamwork.No matter how ! well you lay your plans, if they' re-i quire the co-operation of your 1 partner, and he fails to follow your j line of thought, the plans go as-j tray.North's natural opening against I the four-spade contract on todayY I hand was the ten of bear's, the top ! of his partner\u2019s suit.South went j up with the ace and immediately !ed the seven of spades to stop the declarer from getting a heart luff.West won this trick in dummy and \u2019ed the king of clubs.When South Idid not pia-e the ace, declarer : trumped with the four of spades.Now West ran off six spade tinks, and this left him with the king and eight of hearts and the eight and deuce of diamonds.Dummy was 'eft with the king, jack and ten of diamonds and the queer.iT e!ubs.Most South players would hold, as this one did.the queen-of hearts an t ace-quecç of diamonds.So all toe declarer had to do was to cash *he kirg of l hearts and throw South in the lead wh the jack of hearts.South \tA 63 » 10 9 4 ?963\t\t \t+ A 108 63\t\t 4k A Q J 10\t\tN W E\tA K 9842\t\t\t¥72 VK85\t\t\t?K J 105 ?82 A None\t\ts Dealer\t* K Q J 7 42 \tA 75 V AQJ63 ?AQ74 *95\t\t Defensive Plays\u2014Neither vul.\t\t\t South\tWest\tNorth East\t\t 1 V\t4 *\tPass\tPass\t\t Opening-\t\t-¥ 10\t1 that show,\u201d pathy, \u201cso I\u2019ll come straight to me point.\u201d Plunging pellmeil into her tale of the rich dame who was deserting Maestro for a teacher who pushed voices like truckhorses, she tried to explain what the loss of this money .would mean not oniy to Maestro, but to the three tittle kids on her floor who were getting free lessons, As she tried to hurry, her story got more and more jumbled, bub Angel Voice seemed to follow intently, never once interrupting.When she stopped speaking at last, bis warm brown eyes were turned full on her.\u201cMaestro\u2014he is sick?\u201d She felt her heart turning over.Angel Voice hadn\u2019t understood one word she said.He was new in this country, hadn\u2019t yet had time to learn the King\u2019s English.Desperately *he pointed toward the ceil-i ing; he knew where Maestro\u2019s studio was, he had been there, j \u201cMaestro at studio.Go see him j quick \u2014 in a hurry!\u201d she cried.He looked worried a moment, ihen smiled, motioned to his make-! up and costume, then to his street | clothes hanging on a rack.\u201cQuick in a hurry I go to Maestro.Thank you good-by!\u201d Katie Kilfeather couldn\u2019t sleep j that night, wondering what hap-i pened after that.Did Angel Voice really go to the studio?What did he say, and whatever did Maestro think?Did the rich dame, seeing opera star and Maestro palsy-walsy, fall for Katie's gr-rand scheme?It all sounded like a soap, opera .except thi« one could go I so wrong! Katie Kilfeather\u2019s heart was far from high when she reached the San Pedro next morning.She was putting her linen room in order when she heard Maestro\u2019s step in tricks in dummy with the king-jack the hftlL then the tap of his cane of diamonds.\ton her door.She opened swiftly.However, if South had received He looked down at her keenly.\u201cI partership co-operation on this have but one moment.I go for a hand, it would have -been a differ-.9.30 lesson.\u201d ent story.North would not have She looked up eagerly.The rich discarded his hearts.He would dame had always come at that have hung on to the nine and four j hour.\u201cYe mean she\u2014\", of hearts for dear life, together: He broke in, \u201cI mean you! Do with the nine of diamonds and ace\tyou know what a\tfright you gave of clubs.This would have allowed\tmy poor friend,\tjust after his South to discard the jack of hearts, ' strenuous pe-formance.He thought keeping the queen-six of hearts and I was dead, mangled, dying!\u201d as cd t e a-e of diamor s hu- had see-queen of diamonds.\t] \u201cBut I tried to make him under- o\tconcede\tthe\tast\ttrick to dum-j Then if declarer played the king\tstand, all I wanted\twas for the rich mv\u2019s\tking\tof\tdiamonds.\t! 0f hearts.South could throw away\tdame to know you\tan' him were\u2014\u201d If South had borne down to the the queen and keep the six; anc Again he cut in: \u201cShe knows, qv - , :a '!?and a s nail heart and when declarer played his last heart Your mad, wild plot succeeded.The e hare ace of d amends, declarer ; North would win it w ith the nine.! lady goes on with her lessons.\u201d \\v»¦ nve thrown him in with the This would give North and South Maestro was smiling agais.Once a e of amends and forced him to the last three tricks, which, witi more he was the richest man in the lead hearts.West would win with the heart ace won on the first world.\u2022 f king and 'ake tne last two trick, would defeat the contract.\tTHE END.i SHERBROOKF HAILV RFCO^n.SATURDAY.APRIL 1.1950.fiv* Insurance Co.Marks 115th Anniversary The Missisquoi and Rouvilie Mutual Fire Insurance Company, incorporated in 1885 .with head office at Frelijjhiburg, held its 115th meeting on March 25, under the presidency of Senator Jacob Nicol, M.L.C.It elected as a director, George C.Dyer, of Sutton, Que., to sue-ceed his father, Charles C.Dyer,1 Y.S., D.Y.M., who was a director of the company from 1912 to 1949.George C.Dyer is a graduate of Bishop's University and an insurance agent.Dr.Dyer succeeded his father, the late Eugene A.Dyer, a merchant in Sutton and at one time M.P.for the County of Brome, who was a director of the company from 1890 to 1911.Eugene A.Dyer had succeeded! his father, George C.Dyer, born in 1810, and one of the original settlers of Sutton, a farmer and merchant, who had been one of the organisers of the company and a director from 1835 to 1890.Thus the newly elected director, George C.Dyer, is the fourth Dyer to be a director of this company, This is probably a unique example in the Eastern Townships, of sons succeeding then- fathers in a company, which still has its.head office at the place where it-was organized and speaks wc'l for the stability and character of th > institution and of the people of the Eastern Townships.At this same meeting.H.C.Beatty, of Montreal and Stan-bridge.Que., a director since 1929.115th ANNUAL STATEMENT MISSISQUOI & ROUVILLE MUTUAL TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Balance Sheet as at 31st December, 1949 Pilgrims Are Continued From Page 1 ASSETS Cash in bank .5 114.518.82 Investments at their amortized book value with accrued interest .1,073,97 i.44 Due from agents, less reserve.\t33.897.23 Unpaid assessments, considered good, less commission .3,594.45 Sundry accounts receivable\t.\t8.45S.20 Furniture, fixtures and equipment,.less reserve .2,340.00 Deal estate, less reserve .'\t2.812.50 1,1 ABILITIES Taxes payable .Sundry accounts payable .Reserves; Unearned premiums .\u2022Losses reported but not paid, estimated.Capital Stock; Authorized and subscribed .\t$200,000.00 Paid up .Earned surplus .17.633.96 20.504.97 247,111,76 33.477.86 H, C.BE ATT 5 was elected vice-president of the company.He had succeeded his father.Harvey Beatty, of Stan-iirtdge.Que., who had been president of this company from 19X9 to 1928.H.C.Hayes.C.A.of Montreal, whose father was many years the general manager and later president of the company, was re-elected as a director of the company,.A.E.Selby, of Dunham, was also elected as a director.His father and father-in-law.George D.Baker, wore directors of this com- $1.239.604.64 44,000.00 876,876.09 $1,239,604.64 Earned surplus as shown above .$ 876.816.09 Unearned premiums .247.111.76 Uncalled capital .\u2022\t156.000.00 Paid up capital stock.\u2022\t44.000.00 Balance of deposit notes in\tforce.158.928.03 Total protection to policyholders .$1,482.915.88 Bonds deposited with Provincial Governments, (par value) .130.000.00 Audited and Verified subject to our report of March.1950.MOLSON & CUSHING, C.A.Montreal, Que.CANADA\u2019S OLDEST MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY WSm Omar.Although the Jewish area of the old city was reduced to rubble during the recent war, the sugst»n-| tially-built Wailing Wad was not damaged.The caoer plant f* j shrub) \u2014 \"the hyssop which sprin.geth from 'the wad\"' \u2022\u2022 still1 grows in the ciacks between the bricks.Howeve:, this F.aster no Jewsj will celebrate the Passover in prayer with heads pressed tightly against the wad and the i tears ! wetting its stones.Instead, after, the.r Pas>over ntes, they will pray at the tomb of David beneath the C\u2019oenaoulm, in the \"upper room\" of; ; which Jesus and the Disciples held; the last supper.An ancient andj much venerated slab of stone here marks the \"Lord's seat.\" From the old city, the traditional Moslem pilgrimage of N\u2019ebi Musa (the prophet Moses* will start m the week prior to F.aster, To the accompaniment of wild excitement | and dancing, Arabian villagers will stream across the hills toward the | Dead sea and the white domed tomb of Moses.For one week, at least, the city which has been split asunder by the force of arms will demonstrate its essential unity as a holy place j for Christians, Jews and Moslems alike.MAGOG Opening dance, Broma luikc Pavilion, Sat., April 8th.Hal Hartley and His Orchestra.Fire Destroys Residence In East Sherbrooke Tlie residence of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Fortin, 69 Fifteenth Ave.was completely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.No one was hurt as Mrs.Fortin perceived the danger and ran with her children for safety.Firemen arriving at approximately 4 o'clock found the whole of the interior and part of the outside already beyond rescue.They managed, however, to protect sur rounding buildings.The origin of the fire was thought to be an over-heated stovepipe as the home contained no chimney.The building' was not covered by insurance.BIRTHS DEATHS t pan y for over fru years.The present secretary-treasurer of the company, E.H.Spencer, also succeeded his father, at one time M.I.A.for Missisquoi, who had been secretary-treasurer of the company and its president for over fifty years.E.H.Spencer has been secretary-treasurer some thirty years.The manager of the company, Herbert Hopkins, was elected a director, and made managing director of the company.The other directors elected are Messrs.Arthur Shepard, Langis G a ii pc nuit, K.C.H.A.Stevenson :,inl F.A.Pouliot, of iho C.P.R., Mon'.real.Retail Sales Tax Bill In N.B.House By The I'anadian Press \\ measure to impose a retail sales tax in New Brunswick was given first reading in the legislature at Fredericton yesterday before it adjourned for an Easter lecess.The bill has numerous exemptions.Hugh Maekay and his four Progressive Conservative followers pposition vote of 38 to 5 on first reading.The tax, expected to yield $2,COO,900 in revenue, applies to purchase of more than ten cents, But exemptions include food, shelter, rent, gasoline, fuel, certain farm and commercial fishing in the bill, they dropped their fight, equipment, medicine bought on prescription, electricity power machinery for processing and manufacturing purposes, railway rolling stock, commercial vessels, newspapers, magazines and periodicals bought on subscription foi mail delivery and tobacco.The Newfoundland Legislature, concluding Throne Speech debate, heard Premier Smallwood declare that experiments would be carried oui .'hortly which would make Newfoundland \"the greatest fishing country in tthe world.\" Experiments arc to be made, with new boats, new fishing gear and new fishing grounds.He said the days of the small L-s t are gong, It was the first anniversary of Newfoundland's entry into (lon-federation and Premier Smallwood said that those who still criticize the union constitute only a trifling fraction of the population.The Nova Scotia Legislature paid tribute to Senator W.H.Dennis, one of the pubiishers of the Halifax Chronicle-Herald and the Mail-Star, who yesterday celebrated hit Silrd birthday and the golden jubilee of his entry into the newspape: business.Trade Minister Connolly, a former newspaper man, said he wanted the Legislature to pay ui-Inite because of Senator Dennis\u2019 \u201cgreat service to this country, because of his staunch Nova Scotia ism and because of his outstanding citizenship.\u201d The Halifax House then continued Throne-Speech de bate.GEORGE r.DYER For quirk Wants Ads.results use Record Commeiicinf] m fSr m (O Mrs.E.Dube Continued From Page ! had too much to drink and was tired.Slip said she had been married 24 years but that lier husband left her seven years ago, Jean-Marc Imbeault, 16, Mrs.Dube\u2019s nephew, testified ho beard a shot ami saw Irene dump to the [kitchen floor with a fatal wound in the abdomen.He did not see who fired the shot.THE SMOOTH - FAST WAY From MONTREAL 105 minutes by \u201cNORTH STAR\u201d Skyliners ., pressurized cabins.above-the-weather comfort ________________________ In Mcmoriam, Births, Deaths, Marriages Card Of Thanks, $1.00 PER INSERTION Poetry included in In Memorian 20c per line extra.Additional names over three, 10c eath.Engagement notice will he inserted in the Social and Personal column.AH above notices must carry signatures of party sending notice.' 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ASK ABOUT MID-WEEK EXCURSION FARES 3 FLIGHTS DAILY\t\t \tL+ov\tArrivm \tMontreal\tNmwYork MORNING\t7.30 AM\t9.15 AM AFTERNOON\t12.45 Noon\t2.30 PM EVENING\t6.30 PM\t8.15 PM TRANS-CANADA TRANS-ATLANTIC \u2022 INTERNATIONAL \u2022 TRANSCONTINENTAL 7^# Complimentary hot mealj an all above fliBl'U- Return flights from NEW YORK leave at 10.05 AM, 3.20 PM, and 9.05 PM.(All fh'ghls Standard Time) See vour Travel Agent or write TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES, Air Line Terminal, Montreal.r/jfE ANDERSON Monuments \u2014 Markers BEEBE.QUE.Quality work set anywhere in K.T.CATALOGUE ON REQUEST.GOODHUE At the Civic Hospital, Ottawa, Ont., on March 31st, 1M0, to Mr.and Mrs.Ned Goodhue (nee Marjorie Cameron), the jciff of a daughtei Judy- Ann.IN MEM0RIAM SUl.lJX VN - 1 n loving memory of n dw has.bn ml » nd rimd.who iv»o***d «wax Apri TmL To thvMtf «ho h*v* ft fftthftV t\tDtp j him with c«v**, For > ou n#vt*v know hie\ttill you wo* his YROftnt ehftii Fo i'v r.mrmh^i^d by h \\TK.\\V i (V.Ml LORBilL CT.IFFORO aND l AMU Y Howe Predict* Continued From Pag* 1 be an active year.Construction 1950 will be the greatest building year the country has ever experienced, with investment expected to rise from $3,200,-000,000 in 1949 to $3,600,000.000.Value of grids national production expected to rise from $16.-000,000,WO to $16,300,000,000.Wages and domestic demand Wages expected to be slightly higher and domestic demand expected to be good.¦ OOGAN\u2014George B.W.Cogan, on \\pril 1st, 1950.beloved husband of Esther Steven* and brother of John, Charles and Ernest Cogan, sister, Mrs.A.Pari seau.Remain* resting at his private r*»:-de'-ce, 30 Dufferin Ave., Richmond, Que.Funeral to hr held on Monday, April 3rd, 197)0, at ten o\u2019clock leaving house at 9:45 thence to Holy Family Parish Church for service.GKANT At her home Simon, Quo.March 30, 1950.Adeline \\\\ dkinson.beloved wife of the late Archibald Grant.Funeral service al Grace Church on Monday, April 3rd at 2 p.m.Jenna Funeral Service.MANDIGO V, the Rnome Mi's-sisquoi Perkins Hospital, on March 3!st.1950, Cecil George Mnndigo, beloved husband of Ruby Prouty.in hi* 45th yea\".Funeral service at his late res donee Sutton.Que., on Mondai.April 3rd.at 3:30 p.m.Intel \u2022 mont Sutton, Que.Jeune Funeral Home.WATSON - On March 2«ch, 1950, at her home, 6518 Lafayette Ave., Chicago, 111., Florence Ellen Markinnon, dearly beloved wife of William Watson, Sr.In-lennont at Chicago.Three consecutive Want may be inserted for $1.25.Ads SUTTON Opening dance.Brome Lake Pavilion, Sat.April 8th.Hal Hartley and His Orchestra.J.W.BLAKE REG\u2019D FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE M QUEEN ST.TELEPHONE 404 biBS.MOVING?(all Mck AY* TR AN SPORT REG\u2019O.(\u2019.Gilbert, Prop.Telephone t'ookshirc 10,1 Experienced Furniture Moving Anywhere \u2014 Anytime MARY M PITNNCTT 1686-1939 JOHN P STEVADT ift/i ?DISTINCTIVE MARKERS: We design Marker Monuments differently, with the aim of making them as individual in character as the persons whose resting places they mark.Our Markers ar*> featured by moderate price, hut by sculptural beauty as well ! Send for catalogua.E.CHAUSSE & SON Tel.3492W\t\u2014\t624 King St.W.\u2014 SHERBROOKE - - .k B R'OO\u2019K E IMM|||illlJylUI;l ¦illllll.il\u2022 T DOES YOUR PRESENT WILL Provide For An Economical Distribution OF YOUR ESTATE?We can Itelp yoli answer this question.I he experience we have acquired over the years in settling hundreds of estates is available to those « who wish to review their e.state plans.You are invited to come in and discuss this important matter with our Trust Officers \u2014 naturally there is no charge or other obligation.Sherbrooke Trust Company I b ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED DEPT.PHONE 6262 k # AND MOM > SHKRRROOKE, QUP:BEC, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950.CLASSIFIED ADS.MUST BE RECEIVED BY 4 P.M.PREVIOUS DAY.All Forms of CLASSIFIED ADS Accepted Until 4 p.m.Day Previous to Date of Insertion (with the esception of Ads for Saturday) ALL FORMS OF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.LEGAL NOTICES AND AUCTION SALES ACCEPTED UNTIL 4 P.M THE DAY PREVIOUS TO THE DATE OF INSERTION.For Saturday\u2019s Issue \u2014 12 o\u2019cloH noon on Friday Sherbrooke PailiiBecord Phone 6262 Domestic Pets If AMISHOHUKT KENNELS FAMOUS pcfttgretd, Iri.^h Terriers born St.Pat* rick\u2019s Day.Order now.J.B.Hamilton, Spring Valley Road, Mansonville Highway S'J, Phone 26-R-21.Live Stock For Sale 0\t( OUrS, WILL MAKE A HEAVY matched team, 2 and 3 years.E.La-fuutaine.Phene Co^kshire 17T>-R-3, PAIR BELGIAN, ROANS 3100 HALF-brothi r and a later.7 years old.PTibne Ayer's Cl ill 3-R-22.House Wanted ADULT COUPLE WANT TO RENT A small houae oï five or hix rot^ms in Sherbrooke or Lennoxville.Quiet, careful tenants, prompt pay.Mijfht consider option of buying at a reasonable price.Tel.6262 local 20 by day or 2009-J in eveninjf.Cottages Wanted SUMMER COTTAGE.LAKE FRONT, electricity.Lake Masaawippi, July preferred.P.O.Box 196, Coaticook, Que.Miscellaneous OSnSMAKER, .'I'M IALIZING IN SUIT:'.eo&U and dreaMes.Mra.B.Couture, 14U Belvidere, 1st floor* Phone 41&3-M.ALL KINDS OF MOTORCYCLE RE-paira, all makes.A le A repairs done on phomiorrrapha, dieetr.'h iron», toasters, lamps, amall gasoline enjfinefi, etc.Prompt service.Work guaranteed.Apply 405 King West, Tel.8664-W./AWMmi Cottages To Let rJ YORKSHIRE SOWS, 1 YBAR-OLD, farrow May-July 2nd, litters serviced by pure-bred registered boar, prices $6.r).$70.Orchard Valley Lad, pure-bred registered boar, service earnings, 8 months $60.One year old, price $85.William Mac-kay, Biahopton, Que.Phone Marbleton ] 27-R-13, MIRROR LAKE COTTAGES.BISHOP-ton, modern conveniences.Special rates for season, or monthly rest rvations.£.McMannis, Scotetown, Que.To Let CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cents for 16 words or less: three consecutive insertions, $1.25; sis consecutive insertions $2.25 CHARGE RATE \u2014 1 cents per word, minimum charge 75 cents for 18 words or less.ERRORS on our part in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.Business Directory Advocates rICîTaiÏd gT~ HFPBURN.GENERAL practice Main St.Sutton Ollicc hours' Sat .evenings, Î p.m to 11:00 p.m H Ê GRUNDY McManamy and Waish Bid* 70 Wellington St No Phont 15xt) ROUSSEAU.HOWARD S BRADLEY Olivier Bldg.4 Wellington So Pel Til Armand Rouefleno.K.C., W Ü- Bradley.D S Howard General triai practicr.ea-Uttefi.W.U.LYNCH.K.C.GENERAL PRAO fice, Settleitient of Estate*.Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.GEORGE s.McFADDEN, K.G.AD VO c&ce, Canada Lift Building.275 St Jaitic* Street Wtwt Montreal Chartered Accountants THOMAS C.CURRY, O.A.1639 BISHOP Street, Montreal.LA- 7367.T.R.EDNEY A CO., Street- Phone 328J.72 PROSPECT P.8.ROSS & SON.CHARTERED Accountant*.Montreal.Dentist DR.J.A.LANDRY.SURGEON-DENTIST.100 Wel.ington Si.No., opposite Court House.Phone 398.Notaries LAURENT DUMONT.NOTARY, CONTLN-entai Building, Room 204.Phone 2512.Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETTHIER, PHONE 676.\t4 GORDON St., Sherbrooke.Urinary Disease».Upholsterer M.SHEA, ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE repaired.Long experience.Fair prices Phone 1868-W.\t18 Queen South.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL.Real Estate For Sale ATTENTION:\tFOR $12,000 YOU CAN become proprietor of a licensed hotel, situated in an Eastern Townships town.Price $26,000.Cash' $12,000.Another consisting of 25 rooms, licensed situated near Sherbrooke.Price $36,000, cash $16,000.A third consisting of 40 rooms very modern in Eastern Townships city.Good revenue.Cash $35,000, Balance easy terms.One other licensed hotel for sale.Apply L.Lafontaine, 20-B College, Magog.BRICK HOTEL, 25 ROOMS, GRILL, tavern.Situated in city on Montreal-Sherbrooke highway.Special price for prompt buyer: $12,000.Cash $15,000.Balance $1,000 yearly.Apply L.Lafontaine, 20-B Colkge, Magog.NEW SIX ROOM PRIVATE RESIDENCE, Drummond Road, birch finish throughout, garage, furnace, verandahs, etc.Also two 5 room tenements, new construction, immediate possession.Very easy terms.Interest 2%.See Hebert, 110 Belvidere, Phone 3450.PROPERTY IN VILLAGE OF WATF.R-viile, 3 apartments, modern convt nienees, l1 g acres of land.C.Anderson, Water-ville, Que.PURE BRED JERSEY BULL BY superior sire out of dam with record.Born March, 1940.Reasonably priced.E.M.Detchon, Mase-avvippi, P.Q.Phone North Hatley 215.Cars for Sale 1939 PLYMOUTH COACH, RECONDI-tioned motor December last, h ater, seal beam lights, paint and body in good condition.$675.Tel.412-W-2.1938 DODGE COACH, BODY AND MOTOR in fair condition.Tel.8101-W.1941 FORD COUPE, VERY GOOD CON-dition.Will sell or trade for jeep.Phone Lennoxville 152-W.1949 TWO TONE PONTIAC, RADIO.AIR-conditioned, heater, 15,000 miles.Phoife 5023-J OFFICE TO RENT.APPLY LEOPOLD Chevalier, 14 Albert St.Phone 190.ROOM HEATED APARTMENT FOR May 1st.Hot water year roumd.Rent $65.Phone 461 during day.Rugs EAST ANGUS 1936\tCHRYSLER SEDAN, GOOD CON-dition.Phone Lennoxville T4C*-J.1940\tST U DEB AKER CLUB COUPE, good condition.Heater, good tires, low mileage.Apply Marcel Champagne.Dix ville.Tel.608-R-32.1937\tDODGE SEDAN, EXCEPTIONALLY good condition.Rebuilt motor with approximately 3,000 miles.Tel.Noble Smith, Lennoxville 21-J.BOATS and MOTORS 3 ROOM APARTMENT; 4 ROOM APART-ment, heated, hot water year round centre of city, $4^ and $55 respectively.Phone 3281 between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.WOODARD APARTMENT, H E A T E Ü, hot -water, range, refrigerator, incinerator, janitor.Now available.Apply La Cie dç; Finances Des Cantons 1'Est, 58 A Wellington North, Room 104,, Sherbrooke.5 ROOM TENEMENT TO LET.PRICE $55 per month.Apply 13 Weatmount.Phone 3582-W daytim# RUGS: BEAUTIFUL BROADLOOM RE versible seam lea* rues made from youi old carpets, materials, into any size o colors, catalogue, information upon nr quest.Anglo-French Carpet Co.2037 Peel Street, Montreal Fairbanks-Morse Famous Electric Washers White porcelain tub, 9 pound capacity.Lifetime oiled mechanism.Quiet in operation.Rich chromed trim and accessories.W'ashes most delicate materials without harm.Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT 3 OR 4 ROOM apartment, prof rably North Ward or Lennoxville, 2 adults only.Phone 1962-J.FOR MAY 1ST.4 ROOM HEATED apartment, no children.Phone 8071.Rooms to Let ROOM TO LET WITH PRIVATE BATH-roem and entrance.Tel.phone, on bus line.$\u2018> p r week.Occupancy May 1st.Tel.8664-W.YES I KNOW YOU WANT A BOAT, why not buy where you get your money\u2019s worth.From Abe French, Cookshire, : Que.Tel.18S-R-r,.Garaue to Let GARAGE AT 65 MONTREAL ST.PHONE 1393-M.For Sale NEW 8 ROOM SELF-CONTAINED house, Belvidere St., opposite Old Folks Home, birch finish, tile bathroom, automatic oil furnace, heated garage.Apply 209 Belvidere.TWO NEW 6 ROOM HOUSES, VERY nicely located, planned kitchen, fire place, reasonably priced.Phone Lennoxville 319-M after 6 p.m.FINE LOT ON ARGYLE, NEXT PORT-land.Ideal location.Bargain for quick sale.Phone 5240 or 5248-W.TWO CONTINENTAL BEDS, BED-spreads, drapes.Baby carriage and .sleigh., Phone 8417-J.LTSLET STOVE, NEW, USED 3 MONTH.-\u2019, j reasonable price.Phone Lennoxville 383-R, 14 Wilson.ENTERPRISE STOVE, WITH 2 SILENT j Glow burnrts, hot water front, ail attachments including hot water pipes, ; very good condition.Price $50.Phone i S00S-R.1 PAIR BLACK ENGLISH RIDING boots, like new.Size 9.Tel.Noble! Smith, Lennoxville 21-J.Male and Female Help IV li SERVICE EXAMINATIONS PRR-pare now for spring examinations.Write M.C.G Civil Service School.301 Endtrton Bldg., Winnipeg, Man.For Better RADIO SERVICE See CHICOINE Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.4822 East Angus \u2014 Tel.102 r 3 A HANDY GUIDE TO EASTERN TOWNSHIPS\u2019 MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS SERVICES HUNTINGVILLE SOFTWOOD SLABS NORTH HATLEY SALESMEN WANTED For Immediate Delivery\tFree Press weekly has opening for 4 ft.and 12 inch\tlive-wire salesmen on commission at our yard or delivered\tbasis for Eastern Townships, rep- W.H.HUNTING & SONS REG\u2019D.resenting Canada\u2019s leading rural Telephone Lennoxville 152-W weekly \u2014 collecting new and renewal subscriptions.ONLY $ .53 11 Wy Altje Help Wanted LENNOXVILLE LESSARD\u2019S GAFiÂGE LTD.LENNOXVILLE Sales and Service for FORD - MONARCH Ford Trucks /% - 5-Ton USED CARS \u201930 - \u201949 models General Repairs Genuine Ford Parts Phone lf> ~ - \u2014 - WMWH\u2014BB\u2014MM ICE FOR LENNOXVILLE I will resume ice deliveries ! \\ early .this spring \u2014 and will have ice all,- season.MAGOG Apply to: W.L.COULOMBE North Hatley, Que.JEAN LOSLIER INSURANCE POLICIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.MAGOG 22a St.Patrick St.\u2014 Tel.2718 STANSTEAD Be Thrifty in \u201950! Drive a 1S50 AUSTIN See your local dealer Charles Crawford Shell Service Station Tel.256 \u2014 STANSTEAD Stewart o a : ^ if i General Hardware Sales and Service for Cockshutt Farm Machinery Barn Equipment Beatty Bros.Farm Equipment Electric Pumps Asphalt and Metal Roofing l)e Laval Agent Complete Stock of Parts Lightning Rods \u2014 Free Estimates Telephone 7-r-2 North Hatley, Que.For quick I Wants Ads.results use Record T.FREESTONE Dealer.xsgmsmwè&miMà ° it \\ W A NTFjD SERVICE STATION ATTEND-ant, must bo bilingual, mechanically inclined, must live in Magog, servie-station experience preferable but no' nece> -iry.Good salary and wording conditions.Apply in person Monday a.m.April 3rd to MacDonald Service Station, 20 Main St., Magog.WELL LOCATED YElAR AROUND house at North Hatley.Write Box 175, Record.NEW TWO 5 ROOM TENEMI NT HOUS situated on 93 Cambrai, well constructed, birch wood finish, size 30 x 43, basement garage.Has to be seen to be appreciated.Apply 13 Westmount.Phone 3582-W daytime.Dr.L.A.Gendreau.67 WeU.ngton So.Cottages For Sale MATHIAS Typewriter Exchange Royal Typewriters 243 Office\tRes.2873 SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SADE OVER.-looking beautiful Orford Lake in the Eastern Townships, 25 miles from Sh r-brooke.Contains 4 bedrooms, large living room, kitchen and bathroom, 50 foot covered verandah, built in 1948, requires some work for completion.For quick cash sale or easy terms write Valleyview Acres, South Stukely, Que.MAN\u2019S TAILORED WORSTED TOP COAT, size 42-41, dark gr,.v with faint check, good condition.Apply Box 391, Richmond, Quo.ELECTRIC TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE NO 671 \"Lione\t1\u201d electronic\t20\twheels.smokes and\twhi.-tles and\tcoal\ttender \u201cLionel\u201d 12\twhwls, with\twhist!\tr con- troller and\tsmoke pellets\tbox.\tYalue : $62 for sale brooke.\t: $38.P.O.Bo\tx TjI\t.Sher- DRESS SUIT AND TUXEDO.SIZE 38, IN j good condition, Tel.898.V- À LN > I DIN N ( i ROOM SET, CHAIRS, table, bullet and china cabinet.Phone! Lennoxville 279.EXCELLENT OPPORUNITY FOR SEV-| oral ambitious young men, bilingual, owning a car to work full time or parlj time selling nationally known electrical j Inane appliances.Selling experience an advantag,.Good commission paid and j training given men who possess selling ability.Box 177, Record.Situations Wanted: Male RELIABLE MAN WOULD LIKE WORK I painting or removing double windows or any type of work by hour.Tel.3662-J r,?rm Help Wanted BOY WANTED FOR SMALL FARM, good home.Box 180, Record.DR.J.P.FORTIER B.A.L.M.C.C Eye Ear Nose throat Eyes Examined (2 to 4 P.M and 7 to 8 P.M.Daily) Tel.316\u2014Ne» Continental Bldg Sherbrooke.Que.Farms for Sale SAVE MONEY! SEND 10 POCKET novels and $1.receive same number by return mail : all different.Postpaid.State type of books preferred, mystery, humor, modern, etc.All orders cheeked to avoid duplicates.Save postage, label package \u201cBooks.\u201d The Book Nook.Acton Vale.Que.180 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND ONE mile from Lennoxville, Route 22.N.E.Dean, Lennoxville.FARM\u2014135' , ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS, timber.Good water supply.Main highway mar Stanbridge East.Apply Mrs.; B.Stone, Stanbridge Eart, Que.ROSEWOOD GATELEG TABLE WITH 6 chairs: also antique chest of drawers with bow front, solid walnut.Plain green rug 7 x 9.Call at 33 Russell St.\\\\ \\SHING M \\< HINE PERFE< I < ON-! dition.Price $80.Apply 13 Westmount.Phone 3582-W daytime.J.COUPLAND & SON.Paper-hanging & Painting General Repairs.Gyproc & Wallhoard construction.Phones 4479 - \\V \u2014 3;to .J 18a Stanley Ave.Baby Chicks \u2018Done the way you like it\u201d Expert Workmen \u2014Free Estimates ANTONIO MASSON 10 St Antoine St \u2014 Tel 1YS4-R COLUMBIA ROCKS, NEW HAMP.croies ; New Hampe.Some of the many varieties available.Pullets, mixed, cockerels.Day-olds, started.Immediate delivery, Bray Hatchery, Newington St., East Sherbrooke.Phone 2974.Dr.OTTO BENGLE ORTHODONTIST (Straightening of Teeth) For appointment - Tel.246 85 Wellington North - Room 116 WOODEN SAP BUCKETS 10c EACH: * Jersey bull $100, collie pups $5.Harold I Loomis, Watervllle, Que.Wanted To Purchase ___________ WOULD BUY PROPERTY SITUATED ON Merry.Victoria, Pine, Somtrs and St.Patrick Streets.Phone 3354, Magog.WANTED\u2014USED PIANO.Phone Bedford 797 or write Champlain House, Philipsburg, P.Q.TALKING* PARROT, APPLY BOX 163, Lennoxville.MAPLE SYRUP AND MAPLE SUGAR, state quality, quantity and best price.Russell Rosebrugh, 268, 2nd Avenue, Saskatoon, Sask.i VENETIAN BLINDS C£T|#- *q.ft Choice ot colours.\u2022JWw entirely of metal first quality free estimate WASHING - REPAIRS VENETIAN DISTRIBUTORS Reg\u2019d Francois Boudreau.Manager.91\t93 King St West - Tel.3708-J F.COLLETTE TAILOR Suits made-to-measure Pressing - Repairing Métropole Building 37 King Street West Apt.202 Tel.3761 \u2014 Res.458-M Lost and Found Female Help Wanted JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEP-er Avith the following qualifications: S'horthand, typing, bookkeeping.Preferably bilingual.Tel.StfST, W.E.Sutherland.Sheer Silk Hosiery Mills Ltd., Sherbrooke, Que.Domestic Help Wanted GOING SOMEWHERE CALL Lennoxville VETERAN\u2019S TAXI , 3 4 8 24-hour prompt, courteous service.AYER\u2019S CLIFF NOTICE Ail apprentices having an apprenticeship booklet issued by the Building Trades\u2019 Joint Committee, must, between April 1st and 30th, return that booklet for verification, TO THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITY.The Building Trades\u2019 Joint Committee of the Eastern Townships\u2019 District.29 Gordon Street, Sherbrooke.Mr.F.Hebert.Payment plan terms: Initial down payment: $21.50 The rest in monthly payments of $7.57.Generous trade-in allowance.For further information write or telephone; J.Rcland Blais Electrical Appliance Store 172 Main Street Lennoxville GRANBY HELP WITH LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND \u2022rare of two children on modern farm.Box 178, Record.Teachers Wanted Opening dance, Brome Lake Pavilion, Sat., April 8th.Hal Hartley and His Orchestra.PRINCIPAL WANTED FOR SUTTON High School also to Gach Grades X and XI.State qualification experiences and salary.Apply S.L.Hoskins, Sutton, Que BAIE COM EAU PROTESTANT SCHOOL requires a teacher with intermediate diploma to teach grades six and seven.Apply stating experience, qualification* and salary expected to Rev\u2019d R.L.Gour-ley.Secretary Protestant School Committee, Baie Comeau, P.Q.BAIE COMEAU PROTESTANT SCHOOL requires a tcachtr with elementary or intermediate diploma to teach grades three and four.Apply stating experience, qualifications and salary expected to Rtv\u2019d R.L.Gourley.Secretary Protestant School Committee, Baie Comeau.P.Q.SUBSCRIBERS Receiving HOME DELIVERY may report missing copies or irregular service by calling 6262 before 5:00 p.m.Three consecutive Want Ads may be inserted for $1.25.W.M; S.T'ha,nk6ffei'ing meeting , and salad tea Tiles'., 4th, at the Uni-j Led Church Vestry.Guest speaker, Mrs.MacVicar.35 cents.FARNHAM Opening dance, Brome Lake Pavilion, Sat.April 8th.Hai .Hartley and His Orchestra.AT LENNOXVILLE \u2014 on Main Street - 6 large rooms.Oil heating \u2014 garage, etc.I'/i miles from LENNOXVILLE \u2014 on Cookshire road \u2022\u2014 House of 5 large rooms, running water, garage, garden.Lot 100 x 200.Immediate occupancy.SHERBROOKE - East Ward \u2014 10th Ave.near Belmont \u2014 2 Houses of two tenements each.4 vears old.Revenue: $1,400.Price $8.500 \u2014 $3.000 cash, balance at 5%.SUMMER COTTAGE two extra lots.South of Little Lake Ms « ith MAPLE HILL Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Oliver welcomed the Farm Forum Group at their home on March 20.Twenty-three were present.Miss Helen Allan ar.d Mrs.Murray Nugent, assisted the hostess in serving refreshments.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Scott spent a day with Mr.and Mrs.John.M, King.hprn- Mr.Ralph King-horn was a, week-end guests at the same ho die,/ Mrs.Robert Cruickshank entertained the Presbyterian Women\u2019s Missionary Society on St.Patrick\u2019s Day.Miss Dawn Huckins was an overnight guest of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Oliver.Mr.Edward Dolloff, principal of Kinnear\u2019s Mills School, was a Sunday guest of Mr.and Mrs.Jack Allan and family.Mrs.Robert Cruicdashank lias been spending some time at Leme-surier, helping to care for Mrs.Elizabeth Wilkin.BUILDING LOTS\u2014on Perry Street, Sherbrooke.Level ground, well situated.Price 8900 - $250 cash.IF INTERESTED, SEE P.A.GOBEILLE 20-A GILLESPIE STREET \u2014 SHERBROOKE.JURAI m ELECT 7 THINK OF SERVICE WHEN VOU BUY.ROSS-B1 RON ELECTRIC LIMITED 17 Frontenac Street \u2014 Tel.645 KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED By Zane Grey IV27//C Æd/tfÆVS' , \\UP.BLAGUARD?j Personal L * LOST \u2014\u2022 BLACK 9PANTEH, i MONTHS old and wearing: beikte collar.Name: Bla«ÿde.If found, please phone 39S0-M, 95 Newton St.r MOTORS IN STOCK Vi to 2 H.P Single Phase 110 and 220 Vt.NEW LOW PRICES! 1/3 to 125 H.P.Three Phase.550 Vt.SPECIALLY PRICED FOR A LIMITED TIME! 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A TriT \\ Eight- SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.APRIL 1.1950.JNow amazing new Elto oulhoard motors Back again in Canada, famous Elto motors are finer than ever.There are three new streamlined Eltos to choose from, the Campster, a 3.0 h.p.\"Balanced\u201d single cylinder, and two alternate firing twins, the 5.0 h.p.Sportster and the fast 12.0 h.p.Speedster.All are modern in design and engineering\u2014strongly built and dependable offering fine performance at low cost.Write for folder and FREE \u201cSportsman\u2019s Handbook.\u201d Eltos are made in Canada with over 25 years established Canada-wide Sales and Service.h.p.O.B.C.certified at 4000 r.p.m.et\t\" 11\t\\\tjfwjSpeedster i '\t\\ 1 L/ 12.0 b.p.Sportster O.Ü h.p Camps ter 3.0 b.p.LETTER FROM BRITAIN - Bird Song At Morning PETERBORO MOTORS CANADA LKNNOXVILLE HIGH By JEAN McKINDSEY On Friday afternoon, March 24, the students of Grades X and XI attended the Biology Exhibition sponsored by the Biology Department of the University of Bishop's College.There were numerous exhibits on display, most of which referred to the course of study now being followed at Len-noxville High.The students found the exhibition extremely interesting and beneficial.Plans for the Easter dance were discussed during the Student Council meeting held Friday afternoon.The date decided upon was Thursday, April 6th.An orchestra will be in attendance and the prices of admission will be seventy-five cents and one dollar and a quarter.Three basketball games were played at L.H.S.during the week-I end.On Friday evening the junior ! teams were hosts to the players from St.Francis College High School, Richmond.The girls fought hard all the way, but neither team seemdd to make much progress.The final score for this game was 18-17 in favor of Richmond.There was little doubt as to the ability of the winning players in the second tilt; our boys were in the lead throughout the game and finally defeated the visitors by a score of 52-26.In the exhibition game played, last week, between L.H.S.and a team from the Technical School, in Sherbrooke, our top scorers were Allen Hunting and Garth Smith, who chalked up a record number of points, 27 each.The final score was 100-15 in favor of the black and gold.Full rehearsals for \u201cH.M.S.Pinafore\u201d are now taking place on Tuesday evenings and Friday afternoons.The date for this production has not, as yet, been decided upon.By A.K.ASTBURY I vicinity for the Canadian National One of the first signs of the ' Institute for the Blind, coming of Spring is the growing [ The girls in this grade are mak-chorus of music from the singing ring skirts during Home Economic MELBOURNE RIDGE R O U /v the ARMOURIES Ù DON\u2019S REPAIR SERVICE Sherbrooke.the Classified Section of your 'phone book JUNIOR SCHOOL NOTES By JAMES BROWN Pupils from Grades I to III saw the film \u201cGrey Squirrel\u201d recently.This is one of the many films made available by the Department of Protestant Education at Quebec.______________________________I Clay modelling has recently become very popular in various of Have you read the Want Ads rile grades.At the present time lately?Perhaps there is sometnmg | members of Grade III are busy advertised you would like to buy making ash trays.These will be birds.Even in the heart of the cities their early morning song is something no visitor is likely to forget.Yet birds less gifted vocally\u2014the sparrows, which beg for crumbs in the parks of London, the pigeons which will perch on one\u2019s outstretched hand in Trafalgar Square, the sterlings which darken the skies with their wings over Whitehall and St.James\u2019 Park\u2014 are also very dear to most Londoners.Even the ducks which nest in London\u2019s parks can be assured of a policeman to hold up the traffic and a photographer to take their picture when they decide (as they often do) to waddle in convoy from one side of the road to the other.An interest in birds, is indeed, widespread in Britain.In Scotland, for instance, Fair Isle (where the gaily colored pullovers come from) has recently been turned into a bird sanctuary, and will in time probably become a European centre for watching the migration of birds.Nearly 300 species and subspecies have been recorded there, just about half the total number ever seen in the United Kingdom.There is, too, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which concerns itself with their welfare.The society, which has a junior branch with a membership of 2,-600, encourages interest on the part of young people by offering prizes for essays on birds, and last year 10,000 schoolchildren throughout Britain took part in the competition.I wish L could quote from their essays at length, but I must limit myself to one quotation only, from an essay by a child of eight: \u201cThe two mates have to be a he and and a she!\u201d Restoration Of Perches One valuable piece of work which the society has done recently is to restore the perches on St.Catherine\u2019s lighthouse on the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England.These perches were destroyed by bombing in World Wat II.Migrating birds are always attracted to lighthouses at night and perch near them in tremendous numbers if they get a chance.On foggy nights small birds, in particular, test on the perches of St, Catherine\u2019s lighthouse as they [break their long journeys north or 1 south, and the lighthouse keepers This is one of those slack weeks Commanding Officer, Major J.N.__ff***t4l «aaLi£ * IOAN FROM 'BelAnyUli AUTO LOANS Finance or refinance your nuto.Existing liens consolidated for lower payments.Auto loans for repair bills, tires, overhaul job, etc., made quickly with no endorsers required.Just drive auto to our office and bring proof of ownership.You continue to use auto while repaying loan in monthly amounts.\u2022 Pay scattered bills \u2014 have only one payment each month.ferbctud'A YES MAN says YES to 4 out of 5 without involving employer, outsiders.If a loan will solve your problem, come in or phone today.You\u2019ll get prompt service.$1000 on Signature, Furniture/ or Auto MAKE ONE SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT Ty___A, loam $50 to tm&onat \"JHe companyS/ that likcs to SA Y Y l S\" FINANCE CO.1st Floor \u2022 Rm.103-4, CONTINENTAL BLDG.KING & WELLINGTON STS., SHERBROOKE Phone: Sherbrooke 3513 \u2022 Fred Ferguson, YES MANager loons made to residents of oil surrounding towns \u2022 Personal Finance Company of Canada LOGGERS and LUMBERMEN l As from April 1st your employees are insured under provisions of the Unemployment Insurance Act.This means that contributions must be paid for them beginning on that date.If you employ anyone in lumbering and logging you should:\u2014 1.\tRegister with your National Employment Office; 2.\tObtain insurance books for your employees; 3.\tGet instructions about making contributions and about rates.Your National Employment Office is ready to assist you with all necessary information.All sawmills and planing mills come under the Act on April 1st regardless of how many weeks they operate.Farmers and any other persons whose main occupation is non-insurable need not be insured if they work in lumbering and logging for 60 days or less a year and apply for exception.Call at the nearest National Employment Office for full information.UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION classes takes a personal interest in the little visitors.(There are even wire trays to catch any birds which fall off the perches.) And the Society exists, not only to preserve such birds as visit or live in Britain, but to encourage the breeding of rarer varieties.Well over 26 money awards have been made during the last year, for example, to country folk in Scotland who had successfully bred golden eagles or had protected them during rearing.These are not the only awards made by the Society.Silver medals are also given to bird lovers whoso service in the cause of bird protection has been outstanding, and by the time you read this two such medals will have been presented at the Society\u2019s annual meeting in London.Such medals are often given, in Britain and probably elsewhere, by private societies for life saving, for athletic prowess, for long and faithful service in innumerable directions.So much you will know already.But 1 wonder if you also know that every silver medal struck in Britain\u2014indeed, every silver or gold article made here\u2014 bears marks upon it showing the genuineness of the metal, the town where the metal was tested, the year of its manufacture, and the maker\u2019s mark.I mention this because for the first time since the testing (or \u201cassaying,\u201d as it is known) of silver and gold began here 650 years ago, the Birmingham assay oifice has thrown open to competition the designing of a new alphabet to serve as date marks for the next 25 years.(The letter A will stand for 1950-51, B for 1951-52, and so on; but the letter I will be omitted to make up the quarter century, and because it might be confused with J.) Guarantee Of Quality There are assay offices in England at London, Chester, Sheffield and Birmingham, and in Scotland at Edinburgh and Glasgow, and each nas its own sign or signs\u2014 in the case of Birmingham, an anchor.Many hall marks include, or until 1890 included, the sovereign's head, and much valuable silver has clearly stamped on it the heads of 18th century Kings of England.Such marks are absolute guarantees of the quality of the mete! and counterfeiting of hall marks is, of course, illegal.In time I hope that every single article made in Britain will be provided with such a dependable guarantee.For efforts are being made to raise and maintain standards of quality and workmanship in other directions, and the foundation of what is called the St.Crispin\u2019s Guild of Shoe Craftsmen is a case in point.This is an association of cobblers who claim they are the first, in the hundreds of years in which shoes have been repaired in Britain, to guarantee the work done by their members.To win and retain the confidence of the public the Guild not only guarantees the work of its members but is prepared to compensate anyone who has not received good value at their hands.Before a cobbler can become a member of the Guild he must sign painted with Easter decorations j and then varnished.Grade VI pupils have finished the construction of their salt maps of the United States, Mexico and South America.They have also made Easter napkins rings which will be sent to Junior Red Cross Headquarters to be distributed to patients in the childrens\u2019 wards in various hospitals.During Home Economics classes the girls are at present making aprons.The pupils are keenly watching the growth of the potted hyacinths in the classrooms.New classroom Library books were received this week.AH are looking forward to some interesting reading, particularly as quite a number of the new books are animal stories.During singing periods with Professor Havard, Grade VII are j a declaration that he will maintain rehearsing hymns and an anthem, j a high standard of workmanship, which it is hoped may he sung ar i use good materials, and give a a Sunday evening church service -*\u2014 \u2014 :\u2018u - \u2014 \u2014 sometime after the Easter vacation.During the past two weeks the members of Grade VII have been using their spare moments canvassing for the annual Red Cross campaign.Results have been very encouraging.These pupils are to be commended as previously they gave their time and energy to the canvass made in Lennoxville and as regards news for Around the .Armories, but a little is better than nothing, so we will give you what we received.Our congratulations to the band of the 12th Armoured for their fine showing in the annual band inspection.Lt.Havard has really done a fine job.Notice that week-end schemes will be soon taking place.These are the outings the boys all look forward to.The Sergeant-Major.38th Light Anti-Aircraft Regt.Regimental Headquarters The paymaster wishes to remind all personnel that T4 slips regarding Reserve Force pay will be available within one or two weeks.All officers of.the Supplementary Reserve Force wishing to attend summer camp with the unit will submit their request in writing to the Commanding Officer of the Regiment for approval.The Regiment will leave for summer camp on July 9.Mr.J.S.G.Vaudry and Sgt.D.S.Wheeler are now doing training towards the qualification of officers.The Junior and Senior NCOs examinations will take place on April 30.24th LAA Bty.RCA.Recruiting is very consistent in the Battery.Due to bilingual difficulties within the unit, it is planned to offer French lectures starting next Fall, The Granby Battery will hold [.their annual week-end scheme on May 20 and 21.Do not miss this practical phase of your training.Major G.H.Giddings will address the graduating class of the Granby High School on Tuesday, April 4.The subject will be \u201cThe Army as a Career.\" The NCOs class is doing very well.Training was carried out as, dently is the all important one, usual.\tbeing the final one this training 35th Bty.RCA.\t| season_ At the present time, we An all-ranks smokers was held | un{|erstand, \u201cB\u201d Squadron has a in the Gunners Mess on Thurs-;\tecj\u201ee jn [0^a] p0jnj encj 0;f day, March 30.All had a very j ^ui; y0ur support may bring good time and sing-songs were vour squadron out on top; so set very popular with the boys.The Sherbrooke Battery will bold their annual scheme on May 26 and 27.For further information see vour Sergeant-Major.75th LAA.Bty.RCA.Recruiting is good and five were taken on strength during March.The NCOs class is in full Wood, O.C.of the 75th Battery Major S.R.Slater, 2nd in Command of the Regiment, Major G.H.Giddings, O.C.of the 24th L.A.A.Battery, Major G.G.Cathcart, O.C.of the 35th Battery, and honorary guests.12th Armored Regiment Band The members of the \u201cBand\u201d of the 12th Armored Regiment are to be congratulated on the ward given to them, of being the best military band in Quebec for the second year in succession.Major A.L.Streeter inspector of bands, who inspected the band last January, spoke highly of the local band, and it\u2019s continued improvement.Lt.R.Havard is indeed to be commended on the wonderful job he has done in the past two years, and all members of the band enjoy working under him.Among the senior NCO\u2019s working with him are Sgt.Corcoran, Sgt.Smith, Sgt.Noble, Sgt.Hutchison, Sgt, Hunting, Sgt.McAnespie.5th C.M.K.The annual banquet and election of officers of the Fighting Fifth will take place t-vl- year again at the New Sherbrooke Hotel on June 14th, More of this later.Sherbrooke Regt (12 th Armd.Regt.) Training this past week consisted of wireless, on Monday evening-under Gapt.R.W.Hipwell, for ail ranks, and general armored training films, on Wednesday evening.Both of these periods provided excellent instruction and we would like to see more of you chaps turning out, particularly the NCO\u2019s who will be writing the NCO qualification examinations at the end of this month.April will see the revision of all subjects covered during the winter training syllabus so here will be an opportunity to brush up on some of the details missed during the winter.Just another reminder of the coming sports parade, which inci- The annual meeting of the Me.-bourne Co-Operative Society wa-held here on Tuesday afternoon The Co-Operative auditor, Mr.R Bergeron, also the local agronomes from Richmond and Montreal were present at this meeting The new committee including five members, was appointed as fol- | lows: Messrs.G.Barrington, G Beers, R.Baker, A.Beauregaru and R.Boisvert.The president and secretary will be appointed at an early date, by the members of the committee.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Elils have gone to Montreal, where they will spend a few days before resuming their duties at Shawbridge.Much sympathy is extended Mr.and Mrs.O.Wilkins in their bereavement.dian Army crossed the Ems at Meppen.Troops Plan Inspect War The Canadian Army plans a wholesale slaughter tins summer \u2014of mosquitoes, not men.To add impetus to their war on voracious insects the troops have just been outfitted with five new | Todd Inseticidal Fog Applicators ! to add to the two they had last year.The machines, mounted on trucks, will be used to spray large infested areas with a mixture of oil and DDT.A week-long course in mosquito slaying is planned for Camp Borden, Ont., late in May.During the course, soldiers will be taught the most effective methods of operating the fog applicators and how to seek out and destroy mosquito breeding grounds.One of the machines will go into \u201caction\" at Fort Churchill, Man., and others will be used along the Northwest Highway System.At both places soldiers frequently have remarked that they fear the summer\u2019s insect hordes more than they do the winter\u2019s bitter sub-zero temperatures and storms.Mr.Osborne Wilkins and Mrs.I.Wilkins visited .Mrs.Wilkins in iherbrooke Hospital, They also visited Mr.and Mrs.Lyall Pari-eau, who have been ill.Mrs.F.Roster entertained Mr.md Mrs.W.Frank and Mr.and 1rs.G.Barrington at a W.A.-ugar party one evening.Mr.W.Taylor spent a day with Mr.E.Taber and Air .and Mrs.0.Taber.Mr.and Mrs.W.Frank visited Mrs.Barrie Armatage in the Sher-jrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.John Barrington, jf Richmond, visited friends here, one afternoon.Miss Ruby Stevens, of Sherbrooke, was a guest, of her sister, Mrs.F.Roster, and Air.Gordon Stevens.Air.and Airs.H.Stevens, of Richmond, were tea guests one evening.Miss Carrie Ward also called at the same home.TAK£ A/V ANTALGiNEc AND m\u2018U SOON BE mu JOLLY.SELF AGAIN ; AKTALGINE OUICKLY RELIEVES PAINS AT DRUG STORES 35^ ARP 95« that date aside fellows.Our Regimental Indoor Rifle teams are kept pretty busy being participants in three Associations, namely, The Province of Quebec Rifle Association, The Dominion of Canada Rifle Association and The Sherbrooke Regiment Rifle Asso-, dation.We\u2019re looking forward to | swing, with equipment as their ^he shoot-off for the Provincial j main subject,\ttitle again Ibis year.Last year we The Battery will hold its an-1 w0n postai title for the Pro- nual scheme on Alay 27 and 28.A good time is promised for all.A Mess dinner will be held in Cowansville on April 22.Attend-I ing will be Lt.-Col.L.M.Draper, guarantee with every shoe repair.Their motto is that of St.Crispin, patron saint of shoe repairers, \u201cWe better serve ourselves by serving others best,\u201d and they have adopted a special sign, a silver circle, which they are now beginning to display in their windows up and down the country.The shoe repairers have set a good example, and I have no doubt Lt will be followed widely.gress of the band.(All the wolves aren\u2019t up round Algoma*) Pipe band practice tomorrow.Some place, same time; but if it\u2019s j fine we\u2019ll go out on the road.Next Branch meeting is Monday night, April 3rd, at 8:15 p.m.A\u2019ou are earnestly requested to attend.The \u201cmorgue\" is open tonight.Come down and see who\u2019s cooking! Until wireless sets are issued, you\u2019d better bring pencil and paper so that you can converse.See you all Alonday.KILROY.vince, but this year we will be shooting off for the Provincial Championship in the shoulder to shoulder matches.Sgt.Percy Gray has done an excellent job in building up our teams to, what we think, a good standard, and with his driving we should nave very good chances in the finals.All for now fellows\u2014see you on Monday.Flashback The First Canadian Army, which frought so courageously and efficiently in Northwest Europe, was formed in England on April 6, 1941, exactly eight years aco .Five years ago, on April 8, 1945, airborne troops of the Canadian Army dropped east of the Zuider Zee and on April 9 the First Cana- BENEFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER gives you complete, dependable local news.You need to know all that is going on where you liya.But you live also in a WORLD where big events ere in the making \u2014 events which con mean so much to you, to your job, your home, your future.Per constructive reports and interpretations of national ond interne-tional news, there is no substitute for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, Enjoy the benefits of being best informed\u2014-locelly, nationally, internationally\u2014with your local paper and The Christian Science Monitor.LISTEN Tuesday nights over ABC stations to \"The Christian Science Monitor Views the News.\" And use this coupon today for a special introductory subscription.und contest.This was a fast ! three-rounder and Langlois had Parenteau down for a no-count in ; the third.R.Chabot, of Drummondville, .-¦¦cored a third-round knockout over Bob\" Smith, of Drummondville, in ! a rather slow exhibition.The boys i weighed in at 147 pounds.Cadorette, of Magog, won the i 150-pound class with a decision over Mailleux, of Coaticook, al-! though Alailieux had the Alagog boxer down for a six-count in the | second of the four action-packed rounds, Alaurice Everett, a Golden , Gloves champion two years ago, scored a technical knockout over Jack Parenteau, of Drummondville, in a 140-pound bout.Everett went down in the first round j but opened up a bad cut over Par-! enteau\u2019s eye in the second and the | Drummondville fighter didn\u2019t j come out for the third.In the final bout, at 153 pounds, j Bruce Campbell, of Sherbrooke, | had Dubois, of Coaticook, down ¦ twice in the second round and af-i ter that Referee Eddie Bolduc SOCKEY TODAY\u2019S GAMES ALLAN CUP PLAYOFFS Sherbrooke at Sydney.(First game of best - of - seve Eastern Canada semi-finals.) 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