Sherbrooke daily record, 19 avril 1951, jeudi 19 avril 1951

[" 1951\t\t\tAPRIL\t\t\t1951 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \\\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7 8\t9\t10\tU\t12\t13\t14 15\t16\t17\tÏ8\t19\t30\t21 f>*> 29\t23 30\t24\t25\t26\t27\t28 Sljcrbcookt' Pailij Eccocd WtAIHtK SUNNY\u2014COOL Cloudy, dot ring thl* ovemln*, K«in or pan snow ending: thi» af.ternoon, Friday sunny with few cloudy period», Cool, Low tonight and high Friday at Sherbrooke 83 and 45, Temperature» yesterday! Maxi* mum 47, minimum 34.Year agot (Maximum 57, minimum 36, Established 1897, PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 Fifty-fifth Year MacARTHUR REPORTS TODAY TO CONGRESS World NewsljVOClf CrOUS In Brief rj^ Dep0se(J New Delhi, April 19,\u2014t^P) \u2014 Prime Minister JewaharUI Nehru, a leader in efforts to end hostilities in Korea, said today he has no information indicating the possibility of early peace talks.He was commenting in an interview on reports from United Nations headquarters in New York that hopes for peace talks had been aroused by President Truman's dismissal of Gen.Douglas MacAr-thur as supreme commander in the Pacific.Some sources have said the dismissal might have been an indication of American willingness to sit down at a conference table with Red China, but Nehru said \"we have no such information.\" * * * Sendai, Japan, April 19\u2014 (JP) __ Lt.-Gen.Matthew B.Rldgway, new United Nations commander, warned today that the United States is \u201cunder imminent threat of war.\u201d On his first inspection trip ns supreme commander, Kidg.way (old a regiment of the newly.arrived 40th division: \"To all intents and purposes you\u2019re here in war.\u201cWe stand under the imminent threat of war which can he unleashed at the time and place\tof\tchoosing\tof\tother people .\" »\t* * Taipeh, Formosa, April 19 __ (VP) \u2014 Chinese nationalist reports today said more than 1,000\tChinese\tRed\tarmy\tre- cruits revolted March 25 and killed more than 400 Reds.The rec ruits, reported en-route to Korea, rebelled at 1\u2019atpo, 125 miles north of Canton/ They then joined nationalist guerrilla forces.)fc\t*\t* Vatican City, April 19\u2014tTP) \u2014Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh visited St.Peter\u2019s Basilica today.They were met at the door by Msgr.Ludovico Kaas.secretary of the congregation that has charge of the Basilica building.He served as guide for the Royal party.The Princess and the Duke paused a moment at the tomb of the Stuarts, which contains the remains of James III, Charles Edward Stuart and Henry Cardinal Stuart, who was King of Great Britain, France and Ireland.* * * Montreal, April 19.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Kenneth E.Pierce, national president of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, died yesterday.He was in his 37th year and had been in poor health for several months.He was born and educated in Moncton, N.B., and at the time of his death was general credit manager of the Dominion Rubber Company.Welcome Given Commander On Rampaging Ottawa First Visit To Capital Death Claims U.S.Senator Vandenberg Grand Rapids, Mich., April 19._,(#>)\u2014Senator Arthur H.Vandenberg, one of the United States\u2019 most - respected statesmen, died last night.He was 67.The Michigan Republican, a foreign-policy expert whose advice was sought by the heads of both major parties, died in his sleep after several years of illness.He had undergone several major operations in the last two years.Vandenberg\u2019s death meant the loss of one of the founders of the United Nations and one of Congress.foremost advocates of a bipartisan, unified foreign policy in the cold war with Russia.It also undoubtedly meant a gain for the Democrats in the Senate.It falls to Michigan\u2019s Democratic Governor, G.Mennen Williams, to name a successor to Vandennerg, whose career spanned 23 years in Congress.With Vandenberg\u2019s death the Democratic majority in the Senate became 49 to 46.The expected Democratic appointment will make it 50 to 46.Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.Saturday from the Park Congregational Church here.With the Senator\u2019s death was disclosed a story of his self-sacrifice in the country\u2019s interests.Vandenberg\u2019s family disclosed that he had had a heart ailment \u2022for 25 years and that he postponed a necessary lung operation for a year in October, 1948.He insisted, said his son, Arthur H.Vandenberg, Jr., that \u2018\u2018his health was of far less importance than his attention to the affairs of government.\u201d At Vandenberg's bedside were the son, who flew from Brazil, and two daughters.His wife died in 1950.Senator Tom Connally, of Texas, Democratic head of the foreign relations\u2019 committee, said Vandenberg \u201crendered distinguished service to the nation in the cause of international peace and international co-operation.\u201d His Republican colleague from Michigan, Senator Homer Ferguson, said Vandenberg \u201cleaves us at a time when his statesmanship, his wisdom and his leadership would have been of such infinite value to the Senate.\u201d Retirement, Switch Alter House Of Commons Standing Ottawa, April 19.\u2014 (® \u2014The Liberal party, after losing one supporter in the House of Commons yesterday, was immediately offered the full support of a man elected as an Independent Liberal.Ralph Maybank (L\u2014Winnipeg South Centre), due to return to his private law practice in Winnipeg, said \u201cfarewell\u201d to the Chamber.\u201cThis will be my last appearance in this blouse,\u201d said the 60-year-old Mr.Maybank who has served as Parliamentary assistant to the Ministers of Health, Mines and Technical Surveys, and Resources and Development.He entered the Commons in 1932.Later, Herve Rousseau, elected as Independent Liberal for the Quebec constituency of Rimouski in a by-election last October, said that he will fully support the government.\t, In the by-election, Mr, Rousseau defeated the official Liberal candidate.He did not refer to that fact, but said he has been fighting for the Liberal party for the last fifty years.It was learned that Mr.Rousseau\u2019s speech does not mean that he will be automatically accepted into the Liberal fold.He first must make peace with the Liberal party\u2019s organization in his constituency.Once that is done he will be invited to attend Liberal party caucus.The invitation will indicate his acceptance into the Liberal party.At the same time it was learned that Edgar Leduc, elected as Independent member for Montreal Jacques Cartier in a 1949 by-election, has made peace with the Liberal organization in his constituency and has been invited to I party caucus.Like Mr.Rousseau, 1 he defeated an official Liberal can- j didâte in a by-electio».This increases the Liberal membership by one and reduces the number of Independents to four from five.The four Independents are Mayor Camillien Houde, Montreal Papineau; P.E.Gagnon, Chicoutimi; Dr.Raoul Poulin, Beauce, and J.L.Gibson, Comox-Alberni.Mr.Maybank\u2019s Winnipeg seat will not become officially vacant until he sends his resignation to Speaker Ross Macdonald, of the Commons.A.L.Smith, Progressive Conservative member for Calgary West, left the Commons several weeks ago to return to private law practice.He has not yet sent in his resignation.Still counting Mr, Maybank j among the Liberals, Mr.Smith among the Progressive Conservatives.and providing for the switch by Mr.Leduc, the current Commons standing is: Liberals 186; Progressive Conservatives 42; C.C.F.13; Social Credit 10; Independent four; Independent Liberal four; vacant three; total 262.The vacancies, all caused by deaths of the sitting members, are in the Prince Edward Island constituency of Queen\u2019s, the Manitoba constituency of Brandon and the Ontario constituency of Waterloo South.Mr.Maybank and Mr.Rousseau spoke during continued debate on the budget.The debate allows members to touch on almost any given subject.Other speakers included Earl Catherwood (P.C.\u2014 Haldimand) and Robert Fair (S.C.\u2014 Battle River).They called attention to the farmer\u2019s position in Canada\u2019s economic life and asked that he be given a better break.Continued On Page 5 Robertson Denies Bombing Claim Canada Will Get Report About China By DOUGLAS HOW Canadian Press Staff Writer Ottawa, April 19\u2014((P)\u2014Home for the first time in five years, a Canadian diplomat will report to External Affairs headquarters Friday on what\u2019s going on in communist China.It may be the last such report for a long time to come.But the public will know little or nothing of what Chester A.Ronning has to say.The department, for the time being at least, has ruled out interviews or statements on China by the former Camrose, Alta., school teacher.This policy of public silence is part of a general tendency to refrain from official statements which mi.ght only make it tougher for Canadians still in China, some of them imprisoned.Mr.Ronning, middle-aged teach-er-turned-diplomat, reached San Francisco this week from Hong Kong and is coming here by train.He will report to External Affairs Minister Pearson and other officials.He has spent the last five years at Nanking, first as a member of Canada\u2019s diplomatic staff accredited to the nationalist government, finally as officer in charge of the mission which stayed in Nanking when the Reds took over and transferred the capital to Peiping.The mission, never recognized by the Reds, has been closed out.Mr.Ronnintg is the last of its Can- General Declares He Has No Political Aspirations, Will Not Run For Office, Rv JACK BELL Washington, April 19,-'~t\u2018P'~\u2014(j,en.Douglas MacArthur today mixed disclaimer of political ambitions with his call for greater efforts to defeat communism.MacArthur, who landed in the small hours of the morning | to a vociferous welcome, outlines to Congress his theory of how to win the war in Korea and prevent the Reds from grabbing more of Asia.Rain threatened to dampen the capital's welcome to Gen.MacArthur as the former Far East commander prepared to outline his views.These views \u2014 which brought his dismissal as supreme allied commander in the Korean fighting \u2014 came in for a final j polishing after the General and Mrs.MacArthur had breakfast! in their hotel suite.Col.Sidney Huff, a member of MacArthur's staff, told reporters the General's wife was helping him with the finishing touches of the speech.Huff said he doubted the MacArthurs would receive any visitors during the morning, or at least until the speech was finished.Maj.-Gen.Courtney Whitney, the.General's adviser, told reporters that the speech will be a general review of the Far-Eastern situation which might go back half a century.Asked whether the State or De-*- fence departments had asked to clear the speech, Whitney replied: \u201cNo comment.\u201d Despite the death last night of Senator Arthur H.Vandenberg (Rep, Mich.), chief Congressional architect of the bipartisan foreign policy, Senate and House of Representatives leaders planned to hear MacArthur on schedule.MacArthur, stripped of his Pacific command by President Truman, landed at Washington National Airport at 12:31 a.m., EIS'T.Top brass of all services were there to greet him.Truman was represented by his aide, Maj.-Gen.Harry Vaughan.Yesterday the President avoided all direct questions about a possible meeting with the Gener-] al.He said the General will have to ask for any conference.Whitney said later that MacArthur has received no invitation to the Wrhite House and has no plana bo seek one.Before he left San Francisco yesterday MacArthur said he has no political ambitions.The casmal pronouncement climaxed a roaring San Francisco welcome to the General, who had stepped on the American continent for the first time since 1937.His wife and 13-year-old son, Arthur, accompany him, The General said: \u201cI have no political aspirations whatsoever.I do not intend to run for any political office .\u201d Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, a possible 1952 Republican Presidential candidate, was obviously pleased by the statement.He declined comment.MacArthur\u2019s friends predicted that the General will pass over without special emphasis his personal differences with the President, and present his views on the Korean war and communist aggression in Asia.MacArthur has contended that the United Nations commander* in Korea should be permitted bo bomb Chinese communist bases in Manchuria.He has urged that some use be made of Chinese nationalists on Formosa\u2014ordered neutralized by the President.Truman has said that such action is likely to involve the United States in a third world war.Morn than 150 families were evacuated by boat from Gatincait Point, at the junction of tbo < ibni.t and Gatineau Rivers near Ottawa, when the rivers spilled their banks.I he Ottawa reached its niNti-cst level in many years.\t_\tHF 1 lml0) 1st Contingent Of Canada's Korean Brigade Is On Its Way To Far East By DAVE McîNTOSH T/~i 1 lïT j.1 I Seattle, WH*h.April IK.\u2019\t( ()(>] \\Y eaUlC!' Will Reduce No Word Has Been Heard From Affray By dave McIntosh attio, Wash., April 19.The first contingent of Canada\u2019s (i,000-nian Korean brigade has sailed for Korea.The remainder of the force is following immediately in two other ships, sailing direct for the war theatre.In full kit, the sunburned, perfectly-conditioned troops filed onto the Seattle port of embarkation pier shortly after dawn.Bands blared.Orders were shouted down the ranks.There was the Portsmouth, England.April 19.\u2014i(/P)- Long silence from the bottom of the English Channel cut all practical hope today for the rescue of 75 men entombed in the lost British submarine Affray.The British Admiralty said that it had received no reports to justify hopes that the men might still he found alive.\t| shoulders.Admiralty experts said the sub- | Thpy ]0()ii0lj hard, as if they wore marine\u2019s oxygen supply had been Hp0;iing for a fight.sharp clang of iron shoaled boots ; pavement.The men stood \u2019 Flood Threat Ottawa, April 10.- ffl .The weather picture in the Ottawa river valley was cloudy and cool today and many people hoped this gloomy atmospheric condition would persist for u couple of weeks at.on the pa ! erect under their heavy packs, rifles and sten guns slung at their j \"'\u2022 EDW ARD K BOM \\R Washington, April IP vl\u2019) The United Stall's hits laid down a three point \u201cprogram uf action\" dt igned to combat coinnutnlsim in Via and protect the Pacific i.« lands, the plan was outlined yesterday j by President Truman.In filling in detail last night.State Secretary Dean Ache-on ui-'.cd \"a steadfast course In Korea\" and rejected any idea of extending the conflict j there, Ac he son made this plea on the eve of the arrival of Gen.Douglas MacArthur, relieved of his Pacifie commands when the President decided the General\u2019s policy views were not in accord with his own.Ache- on, in a speech of t'lio Women's National Press Club, said that any widening of the Korean fighting will be the responsibility of the Kremlin and Red China.\"The American people will never choose this course,\" ha said.\"They will not fall into the trap of seeming to choose it.\" To extend the fighting would \"gravely insporil world pence.\" The projected Far-Eastern program called for: 1.\tA probable defence \"arrangement\" among the.U.S., Australia and New /.calami, Truman had directed Aoheson, Defence Secretary George G.Marshall and Ambassador John Foster Dulles to continue negotiation» in this direction while working out a Japanese peaco treaty.The President so id tho agreement.will bo modelled on tho North Atlantic pact, pledge to regard an attack on the country as an attack on all.2.\tIncreased efforts to help Asian countries strengthen their independence and achieve relief from poverty.3.\tContinuing determination to punish aggression in Korea.Sydney, April 19-\u2018(VP)\u2014Australian papers today gave banner headlines to President Truman\u2019s announcement that tho United States, Australia and New Zealand are moving toward a Pacific defence alliance.The Sydney Daily Mirror devotes six columns to Truman's announcement between sketches of the American and Australian flag , the newspaper placed hip; headlines reading: \"Pnci-fi-c pa-t plan ready - Truman seeks early agreement with Australia.\u201d The minister of external affairs, Percy\tSpender, issued this statement: \u201cThis is the green light on tho road to Pacific security .The President\u2019s announcement reflects the most important single development in our foreign relations since the war.\u201d The Daily Mirror says in an editorial that the announcement \u201cbegins a new era in Australian history.\u201d Newsprint In Canada Comes Under Government Control Tokyo, April 19.-\u2014( Reuters) \u2014 Lt.-Gen.Sir Horace Robertson, British Commonwealth commander in Korea, denied today that he had even supported a proposal to bomb Manchuria or expand the Korean war.(An informant who demanded anonymity today reported the top Commonwealth military officer in Japan voiced support for Gen.Douglas MacArthur\u2019s proposal to bomb Red Chinese bases in Manchuria.) Gen.Robertson, an Australian, said his denial referred to newspaper reports of an off-the-record press conference he held April 10, the day before President Truman fired MacArthur.He said his remarks at that time must remain oft the record \u201cbecause of their obvious value to the enemy.\u201d But he strongly denied having expressed an opinion \u201ceither way\u201d j Red Korea, on the conduct of tbj Korean war.The slow By OLEN CLEMENTS Tokyo, April 19 \u2014(&)\u2014 Thousands of allied troops pouied into the newly-captured Hwachon power-dam and reservoir area today on the heels of retreating Reds.Chinese communist troops pulled back suddenly from the big power plant yesterday after defending it stubbornly for days.The Reds opened the floodgates a week ago in a futile effort to trap United Nations\u2019 troops in the Pukhan river gorge.Allies found eight of the dam\u2019s 18 floodgates still open.An Amer, lean officer said the machinery that operates the gates appeared unworkable.The dam, 886 feet long and 259 feet high, backs up water for 11 miles.Allied troops entered Hwachon at the west end of the reservoir without a fight.They captured Yanggu on the eastern end Monday.On the western front, a tank-led allied patrol stabbed within two miles of Chorwon, 17 air miles inside North Korea.Then it turned back to its own lines.Another column rumbled to the vicinity of Chigyong, southeast of Chorwon and 16 air miles inside deliberate U.N.drive appeared to be nearing the line between Chorwon and Kumhwa, 14 miles northeast.Behind it, the Reds were believed to have massed 600,000 men for an expected spring drive.A United States Eighth Army communique Wednesday indicated the allies were having trouble finding the Reds at most places.A South Korean force on the east coast moved 28 miles north of the Red border before it met Red opposition.Two air alerts were sounded along the front Thursday and a lackout was enforced for the first time in the war.There was no bombing.Allied navy carrier planes blast, ed Hamhung on the east coast Wednesday.A navy announcement said the port now is \u201cuseless to the enemy.\u201d The planes dropped 170,000 pounds of high explosives on the town and poured in more than 12,000 rounds of machine-gun fire.Allied warships shelled Songjin, north of Hamhung, for the 42nd straight day, and Wonsan, south of Hamhung, the 61st straight day.Rain Thursday extinguished brush fires whose smoke had obscured Red withdrawals Wednesday.Ottawa, April 19 -TO.-Canada, with the world clamoring for her newsprint, took an initial slap yesterday to prepare for a more balanced international distribution of her huge production.In a move unprecedented in peacetime, newsprint and mechanical and chemical pulps were declared essential materials.The defence production department wa empowered to bring them government control.bury, Ont., said he had learned to speak French only since joining the i \u201d\u2022 M.Fowler, 4-5-year-old presi-\u201cVan Docs.\"\tflen't of the Canadian Pulp and Of 40 officers in the battalion,: Paper Association, was named di-only three are English - speaking rector of a newly-formed depart-though ail are bilingual.One of mental branch which will have au them is Lieut.William Fiddes of Montreal.\u201cI wouldn't give up the Van Doos for anything,\u201d he said.The family of Lieut.Roger Huber of Three Rivers, Que., certainly hasn\u2019t.His father was a sergeant-major in the regiment in the first world war.The commander of \u201cA\u201d company, Maj, Roland Reid of Montreal, who won the Military Cross in Normandy, said his wife, Rita, gave birth to their first child, a hoy, only a few hours before he was to sail \u201cBoy did 1 feel better when the word came,\u201d he said, Pte.Ulysse Cormier of ' Buc-touche, N.B., and L/Cpl.Richard Sampson of Lower L\u2019Ardoise, N.S., allowed that this was going to be \u201can experience.\u201d Cpt.E.C.Farmer of Halifax, Spr.P.Monkman of Moncton, N.B., and Pte.C.Morris of Timmins, Ont., were loading ammunition on a truck.Tpr.Lawrence Laigne of Medi- thority to regulate and control exports.Two of his associates, F.L.Mitchell, 55, and J.M.Smith, 29, will join him in the new braneh.Mr.Mitchell was deputy pulp and paper co-ordinator in the second world war.The next major step in meeting the appeal for more newsprint, from such countries as Britain and France will be up to a 10-country international pulp and paper committee no-w being set up in Washington.Canada will be a member of that group, part of an International Materials Conference considering emergency allocations of materials to meet the needs of rearming democracies.However, officials noted that any recommendation by this committee to rechannel Canadian supplies likely will be at the expense of United States customers.Canada, which produced about cine Hat, Alta., said in the immor- 5,275,000 tons of newsprint last tal expression of the army, \u201cwell, 'year, likely will boost production this is it.\u201d\tslightly this year, bringing her Every man was saying that to ! output to the highest level in his-himself.\t^\t\u2018 tory.But it still won\u2019t he sufficient to meet all the demand.And, experts say, cutting of pulp-wood has just about reached its peak.The newsprint industry soon may reach, the limit in its expansion.The U.S., for example, obtained 4,700,000 tons of newsprint from Canada last year, 89 per cent of total Canadian production.A other countries obtained 215,0: \u2018 under j tons.Canada, itself, retained on.350,000.Canada produces about 6 i per cent of the world output.B eh i n d-the -sc enes n,egO'tia t ion s with the U.S.therefore are expected to obtain American consent to a cut-back as an emergency move.Another significant development is the possibility that the U.S.may put a price ceiling on climbing newsprint prices.This could be detrimental to Canadian newsprint interests.A great deal of the investment, in the Canadian newsprint indus try is by Americans.The govern ment\u2019s power to control the indus try will indicate to the U.S.tha' such ceilings actually are not e.¦ sential.If the price gets out o hand, the Canadian governmen .will have poVver to invoke its own price ceilings.Meanwhile, there is no indication of any desire on the government\u2019s part to return to a wartime newsprint rationing in Canada.No actual controls affecting Canada may emerge, if agreement can be obtained through the international body and if the U.S.approves of redistribution recommendations.The recommendations of the international body will have \u201can important bearing on the international jiulp and paper position,\u201d the Continued ,J)n Page 5 Two -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 JACOBY on HOW TO DOMINATE DISCARD PILE By OSWALD JACOBY Written for N'KA Service Once your side set» control of the discard pile your primary oh-jeetive i» to retain this control throughout a long and pleasant '\t$50.00 FREE 88 * TOMORROW NIGHT \u201c S IN CANARA NAVINtiH RONDS : PREMIER: \u2014 NOW UNTIL SATURDAY - 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M-G-M (sweets .1 s.Zmivss-1 CANASTA hand.The opponent» will try tu br«ak this control, and they nave thre« method» at their disponal, The first method i» to meld out and end your picnic.You cannot prevent this, hut you don't have to help them, The way mo»t peo.pie hei*p them 1* bv taking too many *mall discard pile* once I th«y have t-i!,ahli*heil control ! Thi* give» the opponeiiM more 1 draws from the stock and more I ehance to Improve their hand-j Hernenvber that a» long as the (Hit-aid pile I» not going to get 1 away from you there 1* no hurry j about taking it, The second way they have to break your control ii to freest the pile, If you rush t meld everything possible, your side will i he down to a few cards and the 1 opponent* will be able to freeze the pile.Thereupon you will not I take the discard pile any more j that hand.| When you have centred of the I discard pile you should hold up ! your mo Id a Id r cards until the opponents are about to go out.Once they appear to be close to out you should get your melds down, The | party is over and you want to i score what you can.The third defense is for one of the opponent» to grab the discard pile, If you and your partner play carefully there is very little chan-ec of this happening.When it does, they have disrupted your .squeeze, * « Q\u2014What is meant by melds \u201cof the same rank\u201d in the official laws?I am told that you cannol make separate molds in the same I rank, hut this is not.clear to me A.-Cards of the same rank arc | those that bear the -ante numbei or the same picture.For example, all kings are of the same rank, or [ all nines, and so on.A seven and I a six are of t-wo different ranks.I The meaning of the law is that I you cannot have two separate \u2018melds of kings (for example).If you accidentily put down a meld of three kings when you already I have a meld of kings on the table, | you must add the two melds to-i gether and make them a combined meld, * * * Copies of the \u201cID'»! International Laws Of Canasta,\u201d by Oswald Jacoby, may be obtained by sending Lie to The Sherbrooke Daily Record nr calling in at the Office, 69 Wellington St.North.BISHOPTON * **!- Rebekah card party, April 21st.FOSTER Dance, Town Hall, Sat.eve., Apr.21st.auspices Farm Forum.Good music.MAGOG THEATRE TONIGHT \"NOUS IRONS A PARIS\" (Fr.Version of \u201cGood Girls Go to Paris\u201d) with RAY VENTURA and His Orchestra.\u2014 Also \u2014 \"LE POIDS D'UN MENSONGE\" (Fr.Version of \u201cLove Letters\u201d) Joseph Cotton, Jennifer Jones COMING Fri.and Sat.\"I'D CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN\" (Colours) Susan Hayward, Wm.Lundigan.\u2014 Also \u2014 John Wayne, Vera Ralston starring in \"THE FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN\" TRADE MARK RCG.is a natural partner of good things to eat \u201cTHE FLAMES\u201d (Leo and Gordie) playing nightly at HOTEL CHATEAU du LAC MAGOG 85 Merry St.5.\u2014Tel.2921 GRANADA SHERBROOKE, Que.SPECIAL CHILDREN\u2019S MATINEE Saturday morning, April 21st at 9.30 hrs.100 minutes of side-spiitti,ng laughs Comedies \u2014 Sport Reels \u2014 Cartoons, etc.ADMISSION: 2Sc Sinking Stars Maniens, N.Y\u201e and Mu, Leo Benoit, of St.John*, to Ste.Theve*e, where they callad on Mr, and Mrs.Cliva Worden and Mr, and Mr*, George Dober.Mr, Jam«* Eaton, of Montreal, apent the week-end with hi» family here.Mi»* Gwenn Stapleton and Mis» Lorna McClay spent the week-end at the former1* home in Granby.Miss Audrey Bradshaw was a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W, R.Bradshaw in Bedford over the week-end.Mr.Gordon Taylor, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Sidney Taylor.si Banquets.lune Kmvalchuk, right, 2Cycnr-nlrl lyric soprano from Regina, won the $1,000 first prize In the radio competition, \u201cSinging Stars of Tomorrow.\u201d Top male competitor was Pierre Boutet, 25, of Quebec Cjty, left, who won $750, They are shown with Edward Johnson, former manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company, who made the presentation.\to built around the legend the Pied Piper of llamelin.The very young girls will take the part of rats.Local Youths Arrested In Quebec Quebec, April 19, Two of three brothers from Sherbrooke arrested for attempted theft with violence on a Ste.Agathe de Lot.biniere furniture manufacturer, yesterday pleaded guilty.The other 18 years old, was sent to social welfare court.Sylvia and Addard Theberge, respectively 22 and 19, admitted assaulting A.Drouin after he had given them a lift, and offered them jobs in his plant because they were out of work.Judge Alphonse Garon fixed sentence for tomorrow.SPEAKS TONIGHT Arbitration Boards Sit Here Today Mayor Charles B.Howard, City Clerk Antonin Deslauriers and representatives of the police and fire workers\u2019 labor organizations are tied up at the local court, house today as the wage dispute between the city and the two brotherhoods coacerned opens before an arbitration board.The board comprises District Magistrate Dorais Panneton as chairman, A.Lamoureux, of Montreal, employees\u2019 representative, and Guy Blanchette, çity representative.The city\u2019s case was opened this morning by City Attorney Armand Rivard, who has Armand Rousseau, K.C., as counsel.The men are represented by Guy Desaulniers, of Montreal, legal agent for the Fraternity.Mr.Rivard contended that the city\u2019s offer of a cost-of-living bonus of $4.80 weekly for married men and $3.60 weekly for single men was sufficient.a long period of \u201cY.W.\u201d service in the far east, would be the guest speaker at the meeting of May ninth.She also announced that the Oom.mu.nity Concerts Association would soon launch its, annual campaign.BRIEFLETS Dance at Burroughs Falls Sat.nite.Music by Rhythm Makers.75 cents each.Lennoxville High School Dramatics Club presents Robert Carlay\u2019s comedy, \u201cComing My Way\u201d, April 19th and 20th, Gertrude Scott Hall, Adults 50, Children 35c.Dance, I.O.O.F.Hall, Sawyerville, Sat., April 21st.Art James\u2019 Orch.Dance, every Sat.night, Nick Dean\u2019s Barn, 9 \u2019til 1.Don't forget Thurs., April 26th, 8 p.m.,**in The Salvation Army Citadel, Wellington St.So., a variety program presented by the ladies of the Home League.\u201cLoads of Fun in Store.\u201d Adults 35c.Children, 20c.Has Meeting The third meeting for the year of 1951 of St.George's branch of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, Lennox-ville, was held in the Pai .sh Hall on April 6th.There were 22 members and five guests present.The bale for All Saints\u2019 Indian School, Prince Albert, Saek., was on display in the front of tie hall both before and after the meeting.After the devotional period, there was a short business meeting and reading of Bulletins, and then the guest speaker was introduced, Lome Myers, a student at Bishop\u2019s University, and formerly a teacher, at All Saints\u2019 Scnool.He gave a vivid description of both the boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 schools, the curriculum and daily life of the children, and made it clear that residential schools are the only answer to the problem of educating children who are scattered over a wide area.All kinds of workers are needed at these schools and others like them, from teachers to cooks and gaideners, and Mr.Myers had found the work there richly rewarding.At the tea hour, hostesses were Mrs.Lee Watson and Mrs.J offer is.mm' Y i\t.MMES BUB k K i Win* engaged by Dr I'rihvin Fninko |(|oklm:in as fimt tnimpel amt nlo list with the famnus Goldman j Band a position which he still I pec\u2019iipies.In September ot the j same year he beenme solo trumpet ! with the Baltimore Symphony, and ! instructor of I rum pel at the Pea Y s Men\u2019s Club Rummage Sale On Friday Morn Everything from a used ice box to old lamp shades will be on sale at the Y's Men\u2019s Club rummage sale to he held tomorrow morning at the Lansdowne Market, it was announced al the weekly Y's Men's dinner meeting in the Y.M.C.A.yesterday evening.The sale begins at 9;45 o\u2019clock and continues until noon, sale chairman Gordon Bull said.The sale is another in the ways and means plan to help finance the Club\u2019s summer ramp for boys which is held annually at, Shore Acres.A.S.Mitchell read a list of proposed amendments lo the by-laws jof the club.A vote will lie taken next week, Douglas Martin report (ed on the ads for the program booklet for the annual E.T.track meet which the Club sponsors each year, lie said the deadline for ads is this coming Friday afternoon.The financial report was read by Mac Bradshaw.The major portion of the evening was devoted to discussion of the track meet at the Parade Grounds on May 26th.Co-chairmen are Jeff Wilson and Gordon \u201cBeef\u201d Boss.Other major officials are: John Wiggett, treasurer; Reg.Jackson, secretary; Mac Sanders, track chairman; Murray \u201cPerk\u201d .Johnson, field chairman.Other members of the club were appointed to other tasks such as timers, judges, events conveners, etc.President Ernest Chalut presided and seated at the head table, with him were : John Mathias, Mae Bradshaw, Ed.Loomh and Dick Clotty.HENRY WARD 37 King St.West Tel.3-1050\t2-4906 j H0MI l AUTO - AU MAKIS t MODUS | H C.WILSON & SONS, Ltd, 37-43 Wellington N.Tel.2-2627 Please Note ALL STOVE AND FURNITURE STORES CLOSE AT NOON EVERY SATURDAY OPEN m.L tt) I\u2019 M FRIDAY TiW Extend your best wishes with a fine remembrance of flowers from John Milford & Sons Reg\u2019d Dial 2-3757 ALTERATIONS IN Passenger Train and Bus Schedule effective Sunday, April 29 For further information, please apply to agents.QUEBEC CENTRAL RABBI HARRY E.GOED-j WATER, spiritual leader of the Jewish community in Sherbrooke and the surrounding district, who will deliver an address at 9:30 p.m.tonight over station CRTS on the Feast of the Passover which begins tomorrow.Dance, Municipal Hall.Hatley, Friday, April 20.Price 50 cents.Auspices St.James\u2019 Guild.Lennoxville Guides Get Bars A successful meeting was held by Lennoxville Brownie-: and Guides on Tuesday when Mrs.Robert Boright enrolled Sally Christmas and presented Golden Bars to Brownies Mabel Bennett, Mary Bauer, Sharon Dougherty, Nancy Klinck, Elizabeth Maurice and Susan Lennon.Barbara Mof-fatt and Susan McCubbin received their bars previously.The Flying-Up ceremony was held when Mary Crosby, Betty Dennison and Betty Ann Hunting flew up into the Guides.Mrs.Boright made a short address explaining the different ceremonies and then presented Mrs.M.Way with her Tawny Owl pin.The meeting concluded with the singing of God Save the King, followed by Taps.Many parents wo'ie present, 67th Air Cadet Squadron will parade at William Street Armoury, Friday, April 20th, at 7:30 p.m.Dress: No.1 Blues.S/L FORREST G.LORD, D.F.C, Commanding Officer.TODAY and TOMORROW YQUr CHOICE ¦-'-.\"V .- up ®s-;r ____-\u2022 IN ALL SIZES ALL MADE BY TERMS EASY TODAY - Aldershot Chapter, T.O.D.E.meeting at 8 p.m.Thursday, at J.O.D.E.House, 25 Moore St.Life Underwriters Association meets Thursday at 8:30 p.m.at the Tuque Rouge Club.Masonic social 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Mattresses that are worth from $42 to $49 at today's prices.We bought early and pass the savings on to you.But the quantity is limited so don't delay.(All freight charges prepaid).NOW ON SPECIAL SALE AT Open Friday Night.Close at Noon Saturday.* a 930 Four Stjerbrookc Dailij Becocd The Oldest Daily in the District Established Ninth Day of February, 1807, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.I he Record is printed and published every week-day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary- 1\u2019reasurer, at the office, 69 Wellington St.North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press, 1 he Associated Press and Reuters.The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 25 cents weekly, $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: I year $8.00, 6 months $4.25, 3 months $2.25, I month $1.00.Single copies 5c.\u201cAuthorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\u2019\u2019 really want a meeting.It begins to look as if this effort was just for the record, so they can shout to the world that the \u201cwar-mongering'\u2018 West wouldn't agree to talk peace.Maybe they had some idea, too, about further splitting the western nations.But all they\u2019ve succeeded j in splitting are a lot of legal and diplomatic hairs.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.APRIL 19, 195 1 THE ROAD BLOCK BRADLEY AND THE EASTERN WAR General Charles Omer Bradley, chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, yesterday came out in support of the thesis that the enlargement of the Korean war would jeopardize world peace.The general admitted this \"could possibly result for n time in a military stalemate.He added : \"As long as we are able to confine battle to Korea and continue to destroy Communist aggressors, we are making progress toward our international objective of preventing World War Three.\" The hotly-debated subject of expanding military operations in Asia is the vital military issue of the moment.Britain, France and other Western Allies of the United States are dead against such expansion in the Far East \u2014 possibly by launching an attack against Red China.One reason is that this might precipitate a third world war.Another highly-important point is that a conflict with Communist China would give bolshevism a chance to whittle the western powers down militarily and economically in preparation for a war, which might find Russia and some of her satellites virtually untouched by the Asiatic conflict.On that basis we might be smart not to play into the hands of bolshevism by launching a \u201cpreventive\" war against China.Apropos of this general situation, it is interesting to note that the Red Peiping radio reports the opening of another campaign for world peace on bolshevist terms.This appeal calls for peace talks by five powers \u2014 America, Russia, Britain, France and Communist China.The Red program\u2019s proposals have been advanced before, and western observers generally regard the fresh move as a propaganda manoeuvre.However that may be, our present program in Korea appears to be the one most likely to result in peace proposals in due course.As General Bradley indicates, it\u2019s a case of keeping up the good work in Korea and preventing » spread of the war if possible.CITIZENS REST ON THEIR OARS J he bnne of democracy is apathy.Having won the right to govern themselves, and having established a democratic form of government for the purpose, people are prone to rest on their oars, and depend for good government on the constitutional forms.But a good constitution ia not the only essential of good government; and the best constitution in the world can be perverted to an instrument of mis-government.If the people are too apathetic to take an active interest in the problems of government, to have opinions of their own and to express them, to elect good candidates to represent them at the seat of government, they will find their government taking advice from those who offer it, probably from pressure groups organized to promote their own selfish interests at the expense of the public.Democratic government in a country whose citizens refuse to function as democratic citizens is a contradiction in terms and no more real than a barmecide feast.Press Comment \u201c TAINT EASY, GUV\u2019NOR!\u201d Christian Science Monitor The British budget which Hugh Gaits-keW, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has presented to the House of Commons may answer a few questions in the minds of Americans.One, occasionally heard, runs something like this: \"But why aren't they willing to back us up in China?\u201d The budget, with its accompanying tax rates, tells something of what the average Briton pa\u2018vin* f°r 1'earmament for (lefense in i Sydney, Australia, April If) -' 1 l,'H\"\t.\t,\ti .\t' (W\u2014 Since the Menzies gomn- Assuming the proposed taxes .tre adopted, as is ment took offlce in December, 1949, tkely the effective rate on a Britisher earning net it.has hai three major domestic taxable income ot A400 or less than $1,1.00, a ; problems\u2014rising prices, industrial year ^iii be more than oii per cent, Ihat compares relations and the Pahor with 20 per cent on like incomes to an American, jn the Senate disregarding differences in exemptions.Or if your Britisher wishes to buy a radio set, he will pay a tax of 66 2-3 per cent.To be sure, the British Tabor government is sticking to the outlays of a welfare state (except that partial charges will be made for some dental and optical work hitherto free) rather than possibly hold down taxes, Yet the taxes proposed will reach pretty far down the income scale, and Mr.Gaitske.ll says frankly, \u201cWe want to discourage people from buying.\u201d To raise the equivalent of $13 billion for armaments in three years and to squeeze this production out of industries already straining to earn | in the dollars by exports is no slight undertaking.The goods, people who are asked thus to tighten their belts' have been on food rations for ten years, and now are down to one chop and one egg a week.A London cabby might phrase his response, \u2018\u201cRighto, guv\u2019nor, we\u2019ll do it.But \u2019tain\u2019t easy.\u201d * * * '1 kkfafi A Australia's Domestic Problems Are Due To Labor, Menzies Says majority It blames its failure to solve the first two problems on the unsolv-able third one and has obtained a double dissolution \u2014 dissolution both of the House of Representatives and the Senate \u2014 in an attempt to break the deadlock Voting is April 28.The price problem in Australia rests basically on two factors : an extremely large increase in the price of exports, particularly wool, and only a small over-all increase production of essential CANADA CANNOT BE CODIFIED One of the reasons being advanced for urging amendments to the British North America Act is that such amendments would make possible the establishment of a national labor code.Which leads The Rural Scene to comment: Presumably, such a code would require uniform minimum wages, hours and working conditions for labor in all parts of Canada, possibly with specified differentials for remote or otherwise handicapped places.Some parts of Canada have great advantages over others in matters of climate, transportation facilities, proximity to markets, access to sources of supply and such things.Many of these places are already well established as industrial centres and their industries are solidly on their feet.A labor code that such places could afford, and that would be acceptable to their employees, would be quite impossible for less favored parts.In spite of any differential these stronger communities might agree to, it would be possible for them to use the code to destroy all weaker competitors and to retard or prevent industrial development in other parts of the country.The people of any community should be free to develop whatever industries they can, and to overcome their natural handicaps by putting more of their own effort into their work.A national labor code would make this impossible.STILL AT IT You would never know it, but the Big Four powers are still haranguing in Paris, trying to get together on an agenda for a conference of their foreign ministers.Most of the western officials participating lave about concluded that Russia doesn't ASIA\u2019S THREE-IN-ONE WAR Kingston Whig-Standard The predominance of news about the fighting in Korea has to some extent delayed widespread recognition that Korea is but one battlefront of three neld against communist expansion in Asia.The others are in Malaya and Indo-C'hina, and all are supplied from the same sources\u2014communist China and Russia.The inter dependence of these three fronts is readily perceived by the way in which comimunist reverses on one are usually followed by similar reverses on another, or vice versa.It follows, naturally, that news dispatches from all three should be regarded as related.The campaign® in Korea and Indo-China illustrate this well.When the United Nations\u2019 forces were penned in a small area at the southern end of the peninsula, the communist forces in Indo-China, with their Chinese communist allies, began an offensive which at first seemed likely to sweep over the whole of that country.But when the United Nation?forces began to advance steadily northward, the offensive in Indo-China bogged down, to begin moving again with the initial success of the Chinese communist offensive in Korea.Now, under pressure of the United Nations\u2019 renewed offensive in Korea and the determined campaign being conducted by General de Lattre de Tassigny in Indo-China, the communists there apparently have learned they cannot expect continued assistance from communist China.This conclusion may be drawn from the return to strictly guerrilla warfare in Indo-China.There is some comfort in the thought that the war in Korea, although it is an added burden to the Western nations fighting there, has afforded *ome relief to other forces resisting comimundst expansion at other Asiatic points.With this, however, comes realization that any lessening of resistance at one point would mean a release of communist strength for application at another, which underlines the long and arduous task facing the nations of the West.Output of coal has risen only about 3,000,000 tons over the prewar figure of about 13,000,000 tons a year despite large expendi-tures on equipment for open-cut mining,\t$ Output of iron and steei is no more than in 1939 and tends to fall.Right through the Australian economy the crippling effects of coal shortages are apparent.First and most immediate effect is on steel output.Power output also has beer, affected.The Menzies government contends that the coal shortage has been deliberately engineered by the communist bosses of the miners\u2019 federation.It sought to break the communist grip on the miners\u2019 federation and on other big unions, including those in the steel and shipping industries, by the act to dissolve the communist party.The labor-controlled Senate de-, layed the passage of the act for months and when it finally became law the high court declared it invalid.So the Menzies government proposed other action to stop industrial trouble in key industries.This aroused the whole labor movement.The background of the industrial picture was this; In 1947 the Miners\u2019 federation declared a general strike which the Chifley Labor government termed a communist conspiracy.To meet the emergency the government passed legislation which froze the funds of the miners\u2019 a-week general stoppages against an award of the tribunal which fixes their wages and conditions.This tribunal, constituted under special legislation, is separate from the arbitration court although it has all the powers of the court except that of punishing for contempt.These one - day - a - week coal strikes were having a crippling effect on the economy, representing as they did a 26-per-cent cut in output.The government summoned three miners\u2019 leaders for contempt of court.The deputy leader of the federal Labor party, Dr.Herbert Evatt, K.C., appe-.ed for the miners\u2019 leaders arguing that the arbitration court had no power to punish Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY TRUMAN, THE FIGHTER The Ottawa Journal In the last U.S.presidential election Harry Truman showed himself a fighter who could shoot from both hips when the odds were tough.Harry Truman showed th-e same quality again on Saturday night when, taking his case?against General MacArthur to the American people, he blasted all against him with superb skill as well as vigor.MacArthur, appearing dramatically before Con-a-ress, will have his day and perhaps his triumph, to the dummy with a heart and but if Truman\u2019s latest speech forecasts what is to ruffed a third round of spades, come the General will discover quickly that he is He next led to dummy\u2019s remain-in a fight.\thigh heart and ruffed dum- Truman\u2019s best shot was when, after saying that my\u2019s |asfc spade.East\u2019s diamond he was being told now that communist China could discard on this trick was highly be bombed without risk of war with Russia, he PUTS UP A SCRAP AT .MATCH-I'M,NT The bidding in today\u2019s hand is typical of match-point tactics.North would have let the opponents play at two spades in an ordinary bridge game, but since the hand was being played in a pair tournament he felt obliged to fight for the part score.West opened the king of spades and continued with the jack.South i ruffed and considered the dummy carefully.Apparently he was bound to lose a spade, a heart, and two diamonds, so that the con- ! tract seemed to depend on losing no trump tricks.Declarer\u2019s first impulse, therefore, was to cash the king of clubs and finesse dummy\u2019s jack.Calmer counsel, however, prevailed.At the third trick, South crossed federation and prohibited any per.| f°r a breach of the coal tribunal\u2019s \u201c\t\u2019 '\t.\t¦ order.The summonses were dis- missed.Within a matter of days the high court ruled the anti-Red act invalid (another legal triumph for Dr.Evatt) and the government saw its whole system of arbitration and industrial discipline crumble.The government therefore announced that it would introduce two bills to remedy the situation The first would give the court power to punish, by contempt proceedings, defiance of any arbitral decision.This aroused a storm of protest from unionists.Even Conservative newspapers were alarmed and suggested that the proposal was too extreme.The second proposed measure would make it compulsory for a union to hold a secret ballot (under court supervision and at which voting would be obligatory on all members) if it proposed strike action and when officials were elected.The purpose of this was (a) to prevent strike decisions being made by a snap vote at a communist-packed meeting; (b) to make it more difficult for communists to be elected to union jobs at Red-packed meetings or by ballot-rigging.This proposal met with a good deal of public support but Labor announced that it would oppose both measures by its Senate majority.The government promptly sought and obtained a double dissolution of Parliament, son from giving aid to the miners.For disobedience of this act several union leaders were sent to jail.The strike was broken.The communist leaders since have been reluctant to call general strikes.Instead they have imposed bans on tne working of overtime; have called sectional strikes in which a stoppage by a few key workers can throw a big enterprise into idleness, and used the technique of the \"rolling strike\u201d (one day stoppages over the same issue in different areas).Soon after the Menzies government took office waterside workers began a rolling strike in Queensland which threatened to paralyze shipping in that state.The government invoked the Commonwealth crimes act under which it can proclaim a state of emergency and jail strikers in the transport industry.The rolling strike ceased But in its stead the campaign of overtime bans, one-day strikes, sectional strikes and mass resignations was intensified.Early this year the coal miners\u2019 leaders called a series of one-day- kecord atohe/lder HOLT They were halfway through their fil«t mignon when Doug looked across the restaurant table* at Jill, \"Jill,\u201d he said in hi» serious young-lawyer voice, \"what do you want out of life?\" \u201cOh, I don\u2019t know,\u201d said wistful Ik tie songs at the supper looking up from her plate and ad-1 club, she would put an extra miring the cleft in Doug's chin.I poignancy into the words because 19 NORTH A 10 9 73 V\tAK7 4 J 5 3 * AJ5 WEST Sherbrooke He-.p:::;i, on I\u2019huvsiiaj'.April 19 H'-\u2019l' \u2022Finies Charles Zachary, beloved on ol Swannre and Leo Fo-havy, in his 15th year.The ¦ un ! 1 n il C- held in Ashehoro \u2022North Ca.oVn.-i.For further in-iMvmat.on call Johnston's Funci-al Chapel, 2-2400.IN MEMORIAM Law.Law.Law.Law.1st 1' 2nd 2nd 1st P 78\t78:ih 38 ' ¦¦\t38\" * 13' -\t18'-.! B 20\t \u202214 ' »\t44 B 90\t90 \\ 20\t20 B 60\t60 B 102\u20194\t102 37 25'-.32' ! fiti' 1 13N 32'., 50 H 13 !4 B \u2019\"'lixsinx ]n fining memory ol mu I\u2019ao nt;, the late Mr.»mt Mrs.' 1 '- i'-n-K u .'ohnston, of Hrome, \u2022Mr , MlM denarii'll tips lift'.Dad on 'mU l't, ta ta, mother, on April 10th, UMii, 1 ' a MiHembi'i-t'il hv their children /tv' ft rifL.SAFER FOR PAINT THAN EVER BEFORE MADE IN CANADA NEW SPIC & SPAN Canacfa!s/!mazingONCBQ$f£RC/eanerj Ten The Fashion Show Sponsored By The Cowansville Home And School Assoc.Was Most Enjoyable And Successful SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 Cowansville, April 10.\u2014 The Cowansville Home and School Association, sponsored a Fashion Show, which was presented by Miss Joy Gilmour and Juliette, of Montreal, The commentator was Miss Marney Roe, fashion co-ordinator of the Bruck Mills, in Montreal.The beautiful dresses, suits, and hats, which were modelled by five models of Montreal, and by Mrs, Gladys Dean and the Misses Norma Eldridge, Laura Lachance, and Pauline Guillotte, of Cowansville, were admired and applauded by the audience.Over 400 people attended the show, and many visitors from Dunham, Farnham, Knowlton, and Sutton were seen among them.The lovely music was provided by the well known pianist, Mrs.Guy Cousens.The pleasant jevening was brought to a close after Mrs.Joseph Shower and Mr.Claire Dobbin thanked the people for their support.The winners of the prizes, which consisted of dress lengths, were Mrs.Bleber and Mrs.Hill-house, of Cowansville.THE WOMEN\u2019S INSTITUTE The monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute was held at the Cowansville High School.The president, Mrs.C.F.Basham, presided.There was an exchange of recipes for cheap cuts of meats.Plans are being made for the Annual County Convention, on May 2, to be held in Trinity Church Hall.At the close of the meeting, Mrs.K.C.Winser and Mrs.W.Beattie served refreshments.SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Q/flea\ttlnc/wn.Lord Calvert Served with pride on those special occasions when only the finest will suffice CALVERT DISTILLERS (canada) LIMITED *mhs rsreu» BETTER THAN HAVIN' 'EM USE ÛCOD TEA curs AND COOKINS .RAMS-THEY WILL\u2014YOU\u2019Lt-Trv SEE ! \\ X ^llLbrCi kv11\u2019'\"1,; u.tfvKh\u2019v'V'\t.\"X;;:\t«\u2022 «Iff WHY KAOTHERS set gray re-, l«Vi> wi* siRvltl best -tobaccos of all S Plain end or code tip* * Genuine imported cork AsP SUPER RIGHT QUALITY MEATS HAWE'S Peppermint Patties 35c Box ^OBNAl CUT 1 ; «-/flii I* (t /' NOW ON! m DOUBLE THE VALUE OF YOUR MONEY! 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Windsor or Fused collars.Greys, greens, whites, mauves, blues .as well as rose and brick' 23rd Anniversary Special \u2014 $2.86 1ITED Where Thrifty Folk Have Shopped For 23 Years 55 KING ST.WEST (next to the Canadian Bank of Commerce) TEL.2-4713 T Sixteen____\u2014\u2014 ___________SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951- VALLEYFIELD REGISTERS 3-2 WIN OVER SYDNEY IN OPENER Leafs Rest While Habs Work Out; MacKay Sidelined; Hirschfeld Or Mazur Will Get Call For Canucks Montreal, April 19.\u2014'Qb\u2014One of these nights a Stanley Cup game may end in regulation time and the customers will feel cheated out of a run for their money.\t,,\t,\t.\t.| All three games so far in this final between loronto Maple treats and Montreal Canadiens have produced the added attraction of a sudden-death goal.The Leafs have won two of theW\t_\t; reports that he is resigning, as of games and now rank favorites in the best-of-seven series.The fourth game will be played here tonight.This consecutive run of three overtime tussles equals any similar performance in modern Stanley Cup play.In 1933 four of five games in an elimination series between Toronto and Boston went into overtime, the first three in a row.But neither Leafs nor Canadiens have shown any inclination to drag-out the extra work.The Leafs took the first at home after five minutes and 51 seconds of overtime.They lost the second, also at home, after 2:55, and then won in Montreal Tuesday night after 4:47.General Manager Conn Smythe of Leafs said the series is likely to go the full seven games and there will likely be more overtime.Coach Dick Irvin of Canadiens ¦said there is so little difference between the teams the breaks will continue to play a part.Irvin also announced that Calum MacKay is laid up with an injured heel and will be out of tonight\u2019s game.Rookies Eddie Mazur and Bert Hirschfeld will be dressed.MacKay was hurt when he slid into the end boards.Canadiens held a light skating workout yesterday while the Leafs rested.Meanwhile, Conch -loe Primeau of Leafs came out with a brief statement dealing with published John White Motors Richmond, Que.MOTORCYCLES Sales & Service ARIEL FRANCIS-BARNETT Repairs on all makes.AUSTIN The Best and Most Popular Light Car in The World Distributors: COOMB'S GARAGE 256 King St.W.\u2014 Tel.3-2303 Sherbrooke.the end of this season.His statement said: \u201c1 am the coach of the hockey club and 1 expect to be the coach of the Maple Leafs until I am told differently by the management of the Maple Leafs,\u201d Tuesday night Smythe said of the report: \u201cFirst I\u2019ve heard of it.\u201d Although Dick Irvin felt Tuesday night's close fight was \u201cjust one of those games,\u201d he made it clear he thought Canadiens were widely outlucked.\"When a goaitender looks three times for the puck in his net that\u2019s a tough break for the team trying to score,\u201d said Irvin.Toe Blake Wants Third Tilt Away From Sydney Sydney, N.S., April 19\u20144®\u2014 Hector (Toe) Blake is quite frank about it; He doesn\u2019t like Sydney Forum where his Valieyfield Braves and Sydney Millionaires meet in the opening games of their Alexander Cup semi-finals.In his hotel room, talking to anyone w-ho would listen, he said flatly: \u201cI want that third game\u2014 if there is one\u2014in Halifax.\u201d \u201cI don't like this Sydney rink.It\u2019s no bigger than our rink in Valieyfield, which we are not going to be allowed to use in the games against Sydney.And 1 don\u2019t like the general layout or the lighting.\u201d But Hanson Dowell of Middle-ton, N.S., past president of the C.A.H.A., had oilier ideas: \u201cNo games will he played in Halifax, i.ong ago (he C.A.H.A.decided that any dub in the Maritimes which entered the quarter-finals, semi-finals, or even finals for the Canadian championship would be the site of all play-off games scheduled in'the Maritimes.\u201d Fredericton Caps And \u2022HOCKEY* LAST NIGHT\u2019S GAMES ALEXANDER CUP PLAYOFFS Valieyfield 3, Sydney 2.Valieyfield leads best-of-seven semi-final, 1-0.Toronto St.Mike\u2019s 4, Saskatoon 2.Toronto leads best-of-seven semi-final, 3-0.ALLAN CUP PLAYOFFS Eastern Canada Final Owen Sound 10, Dolbeau 1.Owen Sounds leads best-of-five series, 2-0.TONIGHT\u2019S GAME STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Toronto at Canadiens.Toronto leads best-of-seven final, 2-1.CALDEK CUP PLAYOFFS Pittsburgh at Cleveland.Cleveland leads best-of-seven final, 3-2.ALEXANDER CUP PLAYOFFS Valieyfield at Sydney.Valley-field leads best-of-seven semi-final 1-0.MEMORIAL CUP PLAYOFFS Eastern Canada Final Barrie at Quebec.Barrie leads best-of-seven series, 2-0.Western Canada Final Regina at Winnipeg.Best-oi-seven series tied, 1-1, one draw.STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS STANDING P\tW\tL\tD\tF\tA Pt, Toronto .3\t2\t1\t0\t7\t5\t4 Canadiens .3\t1\t2\t0\t6\t7 2 Best-of-seven final series.N.H.L.Releases Dates For 6th And 7th Tilts Montreal, April\t19.\u2014((f)\u2014Sixth and seventh games in the current Stanley Cup playoff between Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Laefs will be played at Montreal next Tuesday and possibly at Toronto next Thursday, if needed.This was announced last night by a National Hockey League spokesman who stressed, however, that the Thursday date at Toronto is not definite.Toronto leads the best-of-seven final 2-1 with the Fourth game slated for Montreal tonight and the fifth at Toronto Saturday.Houston, Tex.\u2014 Sal Bclloise, 158, New York, outpointed Tommy Ramirez, 158, Corpus Christie, (10).Braves Come Througlr With Rally To Dump Millionaires; Meet In Second Game Of Series Tonight Sydney, N.S., April 19.\u2014KP)\u2014Valieyfield Braves defeated Sydney Millionaires 3-2 last Might in the opening game of their best-of-seven Alexander Cup semi-finals.Braves jumped into a 1-0 lead in the opening period but Millionaires, Maritime champions for the last four years, knotted it before the half-minute mark of the second.The second game will be piteyed here tonight.Millionaires went into a tempor-® ary lead shortly after the halfway mark of the third period but two goals by Braves at 13 :24 and 18:56 gave them the win.Braves sank Millionaires before 3,172 spectators.If Valieyfield wins tonight the series will shift to the Montreal Forum for the third game Sunday.If Millionaires square the series, the third game will be played here Saturday.The winning goal came with a minute and four seconds of regulation time left when left-winger Jack Schmidt, uncovered in front of the Sydney cage, picked a wide-open net on Captain Jack Irvine\u2019s pass from the right boards.Sydney goalkeeper Nick Pidsodny, attempting to deflect the pass, was off-balance.A Valieyfield ganging attack after five minutes of play drew first blood.Paul Larivee Was the last to touch the puck as it deflected off a Sydney defender\u2019s skate into the twine.Millionaires got back on even terms after 23 seconds of the second period when defenceman Dean MacBride roared clown the right boards to plant a rising 15-foot shot over Leclerc\u2019s right elibow.Millionaires gained their first margin at 11.53 of the final frame when Tom Roccey zipped a shot from the Brave blue line past Leclerc\u2019s cage.The puck bounded straight out and Don Whalen, breaking around the right side, slapped it over the surprised Valieyfield goaltender\u2019s right shoul- der.Quebec\u2019s Jack Irvine W\u2019orked it on a drifter play with George^ Bougie.Grabbing a short pass at the Sydney blue line, Irvine moved in deliberately in front of a back-skating Sydney rearguard and picked the left-hand corner with a quick shot.Referees Andy Bellemer and Jack Mehlenbacker called five penalties, all of them in the first per-riod with Millionaires drawing three.Valieyfield\u2014Goal, Leclerc; defence, Ernst, Orlando; centre, Kwong; wings, Irvine, Schmidt: subis, Joannette, Bisaillon, Corri-veau, Bougie, Menzies, Larivee, Bourassa, Deslaurier.Sydney\u2014Goal, Pidsodny; defence, Rockey, MacBride; centre Whalen; wings, MacIntyre, McRae; subs, May, Matthews, Dinning, Cupolo, Birukow, Roach, Hildebrand, Robert so n.Officials: Andy Bellemer and Fred Mellenbacher.First Period 1\u2014\tVarfiekI .Larivee .\t5.02 Penalties: Ernst, MacBride, Irvine, McRae, Rockey.Second Period 2\u2014\t'Sydney .MacBride .23 Penalties : None.Third Period 3\u2014\t-Sydney .Whalen (Rockey) .11.53 4\u2014\tVal\u2019field .Irvine (Bougie) .:.13.24 5\u2014\tVai\u2019field .Schmidt (Irvine, Kwong) .18:56 Penalties: None.DODGERS OPTION POUBIELAN TO ROYALS Brooklyn, April 19\u2014'(A3)\u2014Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday announced that Clarence Podbielan.right-hand pitcher, has been optioned to Montreal Royals on a 24-hour recall.He was told the news after returning from Syracuse, N.YL, where his wife gave birth to a daughter.YESTERDAY\u2019S STARS BATTING Sam Jethroe, Braves\u2014hit homer with two on in last of ninth for 8-5 win over New Y\u2019ork.PITCHING Eddie Lopat, Y\u2019ankees\u2014pitched no-hit ball tor 6 1/3 innings to wind up with two-hitter against Red Sox, 6-1.Hit two-run homer and single, scoring two runs.YESTERDAY\u2019S GAMES INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 15, Baltimore 7.Ottawa 5, Springfield 4.Syracuse 6, Buffalo 3.Rochester 9, Toronto 6.NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 8, New York 5.Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 3.Only games scheduled.AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 6, Boston 1.Cleveland 4, Detroit 2.Washington 6, Philadelphia 4.TODAY\u2019S GAMES IN TERN ATION A L LE AG U E Montreal at Baltimore.Ottawa at Springfield.Toronto at Rochester.Buffalo at Syracuse.NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Brooklyn.New Y\u2019ork at Boston.Cincinnati at Chicago.Only games scheduled.AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at New York.Washington at Philadelphia.Chicago at St.Louis.Cleveland at Detroit.STANDINGS Early Wynn And Bob Lemon Sound Warning That Cleveland Will Be Tough In American League Race Early Wynn and Bob Lemon sound a warning that Cleveland will be a tough nut to crack in the American League.Wynn\u2019s four-hitter in a 10-inning battle at Detroit yesterday, following Lemon\u2019s gaudy two-hit victory opening day, emphasize the class of the Indians\u2019 pitching staff.And Bobby Feller hasn\u2019t worked yet.The big four of Lemon, Wynn.®\t- Feller and Mike Garcia rank with Lopat clouted a two-run homer the best.All freshman manager A1 | in the eighth for the final Y'an- 1N TERN ATION A L LEA G UE Won Lost Montreal.1\t0 Ottaw^ .1\t0 Syracuse.1\t0 Rochester .\t1\t0 Baltimore.0\t1 Springfield .\t0\t1 Buffalo .\t0\t1 Toronto.1\t0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pittsburgh .Chicago .Brooklyn .Philadelphia New York .Boston ,.St.Louis .Cincinnati .AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost New\u2019 York .Cleveland .Washington .Chicago .St.Louis ., Philadelphia Detroit .Boston .\t.,1 0 0 0 0 P.C.1000.1000 1000 1000 .000 .000 .000 .000 P.C.1000 1000 .500 .500 .500 .500 .000 .000 P.C.1000 1000 1000 1000 .000 .000 .000 .000 Noranda Meet in Final Barrie Coach Keeping His Fingers Crossed; Says Breaks Will Decide Eastern Junior Hockey Championship Fredericton, April 19\u2014((P)\u2014The Eastern Canadian Intermediate hockey title will toe decided here tonight when Fredericton Capitals and Noranda Capper Kings meet in fihe third and deciding game of the best of three series.The rink was sold out yesterday \\ with only standing room left and a record crowd is expected.INSIST ON MELCHERS GENEVA GIN THE BEST FOR HOT GINS AERTEX bee this label on all garment I\u2019 ASINOM I) I I IM .SS r Polar Bca Quebec, April 19.\u2014\t\u2014 Happy Emms, coach of Barrie Flyers who meet Quebec Citadeles tonight in the third game of their Eastern Canada junior hockey final, says the breaks will decide the winners of the hest-of-seven series.He said the break had worked for Flyers in the sereis\u2019 first two games which Barrie won 6-2, 6-4, and hoped for more of them in the | next two games here tonight and Saturday.\u201cCitadeles have a good club,\" he said.\u201cThey got better in the second game against us.Neither team is much better than the other and the break will decide it.all.\u201d Emms said he would lee the same team as in the first two games.A record crowd of more than 14,- 000 is expected to watch tonight\u2019s game.Citadeles\u2019 assistant coach Kilby MacDonald said after a one-hour practice session that \u201cthe boys should be tougher from now on.\u201d Although down 2-0 in the series, Cambridge Favored Over Three American Crews In International Boat Race On Charles River Today Lopez needs is a solid left hander.Wynn and Jim Hegan, his catoh-er, teamed up on the Tigers in yesterday\u2019s 4-2 victory.Hegan took care of the hitting with a homer and three singles.After Hegan\u2019s homer tied the score in the ninth, the Tribe knocked out Dizzy Trout in the 10th.Ray Boone singled home Larry Doby with the winning run and Bob Kennedy scored the extra run on Pat Mullin\u2019s error.Pitching?was the big story with the defending champion New York Yankees, too.Eddie Lopat taunted the red-faced Boston Red Sox with 6!h no-hit innings and beat them 6-1, allowing only two singles.Following Vic Rasohi\u2019s opening day shutout, this deflated the Red Sox stock several points, Fort Frances Wins Way Info Alkn Cup Finals Cambridge, Mass., April 19\u2014f/P) \u2014Cambridge University\u2019s superlatively smooth crew takes on Harvard, M.I.T., and Boston University at 1% miles tomorrow, and the Britons rule as favorites.Cambridge\u2019s four-length victory the Citadeles seemed in good spirits : over Yale last Saturday left all and do not appear unduly worried by their early setbaeks.\u201cMaybe that\u2019s a good thing,\u201d MacDonald said.\u201cWcTl have to win the next two games here.That will make the series a best-of-three affair.Barrie is in the drivers seat and it\u2019s all up to us.\u201d He added: \u201cBarrie has been working harder than we have,\u201d he said.\u201cOur boys were just a fraction of a second too late in passing and everything else they did.\u201d Montreal Royals Blast Baltimore In Opener While Ottawa Edges Out Springfield; Wings Down Toronto observers gasping.Harvard has seven of the eight men who rowed the Crimson to victory in the Grand Challenge Cup last year at the Henley Regatta, but it is not as far along yet in training as Cambridge.The big international race on the Charles river will he held on Patriot\u2019s Day near where Paul Revere received the lantern signal 176 years ago Thursday warning of the approach of the British Army.The Union Boat Club of Boston, in recognition of its 100th anniversary, is giving a Paul Revere bowl to the winner.No one thinks Cambridge can beat Harvard by four lengths, and if Harvard's captain were in shape, Harvard would probably be rated almost equal to the invaders.But Oliver Iselin, the big No.3, is out with a respiratory infection.Coach Tom Boles moved John Atherton from bow back to Ise-Un\u2019s seat, and brought Clarence Asp from the junior varsity up to bow.The British crew will he at peak form for the race.Harold Rickett, the tall and elegant coach of Cambridge, admitted before the Y\u2019nle race his boys were not quite fully tuned up, but would be so for Harvard.It would be difficult to imagine a crew rowing more in unison, however, or with greater power and smoothness.M.l.T.last year's Eastern sprint champion, and Boston U.are expected to fight it out for third and fourth place.Winnipeg, April 19\u2014(®\u2014Fort Frances Canadians swept into the Allan Cup finals by whipping Nanaimo Clippers 11-5 last night to capture the Western Canada Senior Hockey Title.The Western Ontario squad will meet either Owen Sound Mer-curys or Dolbeau Castors in the Allan Cup final to be played in the East.Last night\u2019s viatory gave Canadians the best-of-seven series with the Vancouver Island team by four games to one.It also marked the first time a Fort Frances club has' reached a Dominion final.The last two years Canadians were runners-up in the West.Slim centreman Vern O'Donnell | paced the Canadians\u2019 attack with] two goals and two assists.His four-point effort was matched by defenceman Sanubo Fedoruk with one goal and three assists.Johnny Irving and Frank Eisenzoph each had two markers, while singletons went to Doc Johnson, Dunn Sampson, Rick Ricard and Ed Kliner.Willie Toninato had three assists.Playing coach Eddie Sham-lock and Andy Clovechok bagged two goals apiece for Nanaimo .The other went to Crusher Conway.There seemed little doubts as to I the outcome of the game as Fort ; Frances look over 6-2 in (lie first ; period.The teams split two .goals I in the middle session, then Cana-! dians outscored their opponents ! 4-2 in the.final frame.kee runs.Bucky Harris\u2019 Washington Senators kept step with the Y\u2019ankees and Indians by making it two in a row over Philadelphia 6-4 in a night game.Trailing 4-3 going into the ninth, the Senators unloaded on Lou Bxissie who walked two and gave up a two-run triple to Irv Noren and a double to Mickey Vernon before he was replaced by Hank Wyse.Bob Kuzava, lifted for a pinch hitter in the fiinth, was the winner.Only 2,055 watched.In fact the entire major league program of five games drew a total of only 29,661 with 15,145 of them at Y\u2019ankee Stadium.Jim Konstanty, key to the Phillies\u2019 repeat pennant hopes, failed in his first relief appearance of 1951 against Brooklyn.With one on and nobody out in the ninth, Konstanty let the game wriggle away on Duke Snider\u2019s tying triple and Jackie Robinson's winning sin.gle, 4-3.Willie Jones\u2019 two homers and one by Dick Sisler, pennant clinching hero of 1950, provided all the Phil runs.Leo Durocher's pennant time table was disrupted at Boston when Sam Jethroe homered with two on in the ninth for an 8-5 victory over New York Giants.The Western teams in the National were not scheduled.In the American League a night \u2019 game between the White Sox and Browns was rained out.mm uppuçs ALEMITE EX vN'Kiv.y ADY \u2014\u2014l DO QLIDDEN ' .'b RESTER ¦ Lincoln electric s.K.F- WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS TOOLS V WEATHERHEAD V BELTS \u2014 PULLEYS INGERSOLL-RAND Dawson Auto Parts 27 .Meadow SL, Tel.2-4703 and Jungle Cal both wear fur coals\u2014ibe one for warmth in Arctic the other for \u201ccoolth\" in the tropics.Steal with Acrtex that Arctic warmth and Equatorial \"coolih\u201d from Mother Nature.Discovtïi the cellular weave those little mcsh-holcs that clothe your body in a blanket of air.Let body breathe with Nature let it know the joy of insulation and ventilation.Short shirt, T-shirt, Blouse or Under-*11 call ityour\u201cWonderwcar.\u201d Maybe Fred Saigh was a little hasty in sending Nippy Jones to ! Rochester.At least the St.Louis j Cardinals owner must bo giving I that deal a second thought today.What does Jones do in his first game with Rochester?Two homers good for three runs as the Red Win.rs whipped Toronto, 9-6.The game was one of four that pried the lid off the International League's 68th consecutive season.In a day game Syracuse defeated Buffalo (5-3 while at night Ottawa edged Springfield 5-4 and Montreal whipped Baltimore 15-7, I Jones was the big guy in Ro-| Chester\u2019s nine-hit attack against two Toronto hurlers.The deciding runs, however, came in the eighth inning when the.champion Red Wings jammed four tallies across the plate, givin.g reliever Johnny Yuhas the verdict over Elmer | Singleton.j At Syracuse, the Chiefs also J used a four-run eighth inning to | turn defeat inlo victory.Art llart-\u2019 ley went the route for Syracuse, | with a seven-hitter.Rudy Mara-cirt took the loss.Ottawa, replacing Jersey City in i the league, won its first start with a three-run rally in the ninth to rjgj,t hand kept him out of top Springfield.Held to three hits, Tuesday\u2019s opener.If the finger -.\t-\u2014 \u2014.does not heal properly, a club ' spokesman said Kell may have to E.T.I.H.L.Holds Semi-Annual Meeting; Teams Report Good Year Ottawa won the game on four walks, an error and a hit batsman,] The semi-annual meeting oft deficit for the season\u2019s operations.Reliefer George Heller was the] the Eastern Townships Intermedi-! C.Fortin proposed a vote of winner, Tony Jacobs the loser.] ate \u201cA\u201d Hockey league was held thanks to Mr.Bourassa for his Junior Gilliam, with three] last night at the residence^ of ] untiring efforts during the year singles, a homer and six runs batted in, led Montreal to its lopsided victory over Baltimore.Don (leak, George Byam and Bob Morgan, just back from Brooklyn Dodgers, homered for the Royals.Bob Alexander hurled a six-hitter for Montreal.The four games drew a total of | 33,159 paid, tapped by 13,347 for the afternoon game at Rochester.Syracuse had 8,004 in the afternoon, Springfield 2,603 and Baltimore 9,205 at night.George Kell Sidelined For Ten Days Or More Dotvnit, April 19.\u20144Æ*)\u2014George Kell, Detroit Tiger third baseman who finished second in the American League hatting race last season, will be out of the lineup for another 10 days with an injured finger.Kell\u2019s fractured ring finger on Downing Bourassa, vice-president when he attended practically all of the circuit,\t1 of the out-of-door games, Be- The main item on the agenda! foro adjournment another motion was the discussion of operations; thanking the executive was producing the past season, and a: ; posed.the same time to lay plans for the Following the meeting Mr.coming year.Eugene Lalonde, ! Bourassa was host to the delegates at an informal luncheon.The next meeting will be held during the coming summer.Among those present were: F.Bouchard, Waterloo; G.Fortin and A.Gravel, Magog; B.Rowland, East Angus; B.Goulet, Windsor Mills; L.Lachance and M.Hudon, Sherbrooke.ACRTEX Trade Enquiries: T.J.Welch, 1117 St.Catherines Street W .Montreal.Aerfex sold and recommended by ROSENBLOOMS THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS JEFFRIES DOWNS KING IN SUL LUNG U .Vt E Cambridge Mass., April 19 \u2014 J\u2019i Dave Jeffries of the Union Boat Club of Boston defeated Jack King of Cambridge Univer-| slty (England) by five lengths in a one-mile sculling race last night on the Charles River.Jeffries, a ] recent Harvard oarsman covered the course in eight minutes, 16.8 seconds.j Detroit\u2014Johnnv Bratton, 149, | Chicago, stopped Don Williams, j 151, Worcester, Mass, (4) (non-! title).Additional 5/borf on page 5.president, of the loop, was in the chair and every, team had representatives .On hand.The minutes of the last meeting were read and after a slight discussion, wore adopted as rend.Mr.Bourassa acted in the capacity of secretary owing to the absence of Mr.Boulanger.The financial j report was given and the teams j.\tIl n I were more than satisfied with the- iTâppy dltUluICr KCflUy report.\trp rv \u2022 n\t» i The question of referees dur-\tTKncitrr»\tFrom\tJob ing the playoffs was discussed with ,\t1 u\t\u2018VLblgll\tl tuill\tUUU all members voicing their opinions : New York, April 19.\u2014-«iTl\u2014A.R.regarding the matter.However, il , (Happy) Chandler, whose contract was then moved and seconded that Baseball Commissioner was not, the committee comprised of the j renewed, may resign within a week, executive, Mr.Lalonde, Mr.Hour- ¦ the Associated Press learned to-assa and the secretary, had acted day, in gpod faith in the manner in j Chandler, who was to have been which it.had been handled.\ti Tuesday to hand out World All teams, with the exception\ttrophies\tto the New York of East Angus, reported their best\tYankees, spent\tthe day\tin Wash- .____________ .\tseason since joining the league, jngton instead.He then left for his undergo surgery and would be lost ] The club from the Paper Town : i1ome jn Versailles, Ky.for a trout three more weeks.1 was the only one to report a Chandler was Senator from Kentucky when named Baseball Commissioner.The Commissioner was refused a ; new\u2019 contract by major-league owners last December and was turned down again last month in Miami, Fla.After the first rebuff, Chan* | dier said he would stay in office every second of his eontraet, whieti j runs until April, 1962, Following the Miami meeting with the owners, however, he said he would resign if the moguls wanted him to.The owners have a screening committee busy now-, 1 searching for Commissioner possibilities.\u2022\u2018KNOT-HOLE GANG\" DRAWING NAME ADDRESS AGE NAME OF FATHER II S MALLARD FOR M SO FIRM! 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