Sherbrooke daily record, 24 décembre 1951, lundi 24 décembre 1951

[" I y 4*; t ; %\t« f V | /S:fJ L^l 1^4.»i/* m>P '4^* i fA.' ¦Y-r.\\\\ 1951\t\tDECEMBER\t\t\t\t1951 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1 8 2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7\t 9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15 16\t17\t18\t19\t20\t21\t22 23 30\t24 31\t25\t26\t27\t28\t29 Sl)etbtookePailuBeco«l WEATHER VERY COLD Cloudy, clearing this evening, Light snow stopping this afternoon.Tuesday, sunny and very cold.Light winds.Low tonight and high Tuesday at Sherbrooke R below and 8 above.Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 195 l Fifty-fifth Y*ar World News Christmas in Brief 1, T reople Is Of Peace Thirteen Christmas holiday travellers died in accidents during the week-end, bringing the Canadian toll of violent deaths to 20.A Canadian Press survey early today showed that four other persons were burned to death, two died of starvation and one was smothered.Eight persons were killed in Nova Scotia, one in New Brunswick and five each in Ontario and Quebec.Manitoba reported one fatality.$ $ Cincinnati, Dec, 24.\u2014(JP)\u2014 A tenement fire killed eight persons and injured seven ather tenants and two firemen this morning, marshal Alex Blackburn reported.The blaze, in a three-storey building at 642 West Sixth Street, was reported under control two hours after the first alarm was turned in.Five of the dead were believed members of the same family.* * * Cairo, Dec.24\u2014(Reuters) \u2014Egypt has entered into comprehensive secret talks with Russia, the newspaper A1 Gonihour al Misri reported today.It hinted that Egypt has tried to get arms from Russia, so far without success.London, Dec.24\u2014(Æ\u201c)\u2014England is taking no chances on Scottish marauders walking off with her Stone of Scone this Christmas.Detectives last night began a Yuletide watch in Westminister Abbey, where Scottish nationalists last Christmas seized the stone from under the King's coronation chair.The stone is concealed in a vault beneath the abbey.The 336-pound block of masonry was brought to England by Edward I in 1298 from the old abbey of Scone in Perthshire, Scotland.It is regarded by Scottish nationalists as the \u201cStone of Destiny.\u201d * îjc * Hannover, Germany, Dec.24.\u2014 (Reuters)\u2014Real Canadian-style dinners will be served tomorrow and on New Year\u2019s day to officers and men of the 27th Canadian infantry brigade group.But hardly any of the trimmings will be from Canada.Christmas supplies, purchased from the British Navy, Army and Air Force Institute, come from the four corners of the world.Wish Of Freef g* For Restoration To The World But Ever New ¥ American Airmen Are Fined By The Associated Press Christians the world over, who have failed for centuries to find the peace Christ preached, celebrated his birthday eve today in many languages, customs and traditions- In Vatican City, the Pope'again made an impassioned plea for peace.It was the Pontiff s I 3th Christmas mesage since his enthronement.Budapest, Dec.24.\u2014-(Æ*)\u2014Hun-\tIn Korea, in Europe, even behind the Iron Curtain, praises gary has ruled the four United\tr\ti .o i i- c i \u2022 c- States fliers forced down in their\tsung tor the l_«orci.soldiers n^hting m rvorea cinQ standing C-47 cargo plane by Soviet fighters duty in western Europe organized parties for the children of the Nov.19 must pay fines of 360.0001\t, \u2022 u .u .l 1\tc forints (about $30,000) each or countries where they themselves are fore.gners, spend three months in jail.\ti In the Holy Land, torn by the 1948 war between Arabs The government, in announcing and Jews, Moslem Jordan relaxed its barriers on the holy shrines that yesterday, said the men con-i r ou\ti .-i \u2022\t\u2022 d .li u\ti i i .\u2022 fessed to violating the Hungarian i '-hnstianity to let pilgrims visit Bethlehem and the old city of border and acquiesced in the ver-1 Jeruselam.Jordan occupies both, but for the second straight diet against them in military court.| is ,etti 2,500 Christians in from Israel to worship.(Their plane got lost while en ; -r-i r r ¦ r oi \u2022 1 he first ot a series ot LTinstmas services in the holy land was held yesterday in Nazareth of Galilee, where Jesus was reared.In Europe, Canadian, British and United States servicemen played host to more than 250,000 needy children at hundreds of holiday parties.Gen.and Mrs.Dwight D.Eisen-®-\u2014\u2014- hower planned an \u201cold-fashioned ! f)-j 4-».^\tJ American Christmas at home\u201d \u2014G I x\\.lC iVIllCCl home being their quarters at T T supreme headquarters, Atlantic, in Il*îlTl I fDCn pact, Europe, just outside of Paris, j A11\tA1- al1 '^A A few close friends will help them put away the turkey.The same fare goes to all American forces overseas \u2014 a hot turkey dinner for every soldier even on the front lines of Korea.Moscow looked a bit festive in preparation for the celebration of New Year\u2019s.Russians traditionally set up trees in their homes for New Year's like westerners\u2019 Christmas route from Germany to Yugoslavia with cargo for the U.S.embassy in Belgrade, American authorities announced after they disappea»ed.(Hungary and Russia later disclosed they were being held and their plane was impounded.(The four were accused by the Russians at the United Nations Assembly last week of being \u201cspies and saboteurs.\u201d The U.S.accused ihe Russians of \u201cspy mania\u201d).Officials of the American legation here were trying to contact the Hungarian foreign ministry today to find out who is supposed to pay the fines, where the money has to be paid, and how.(Reports telephoned from the Budapest American legation to U.S.authorities in Vienna said it was doubtful whether the four could be bailed out before Christmas.(George Abbott, U.S.charge d\u2019affaires at Budapest, said efforts to reach communist officials to learn the conditions for their release were fruitless.(The legation apparently did not have $120,000 or its equivalent in forints in its vault.Abbott said he was awaiting for instructions from Washingtan on whether the legation would pay the fines.) The military court said the C-47 and all its equipment had been confiscated and that the equipment proved the fliers meant to help spies and diversiouists in communist Hungary.The government said the four admitted they violated Ihe Hungarian border near Gyula Nov.19.It said they failed to give a \u201csatis- tu lid, 4 uw fur w* Ittjijï «} .M KF.! Iinu.ckiM.»h»h he ctltod iK* prophet al iht Mo*t I iifh; iKou »hth go Motr ihe Lord to pr«p«rf Kt* way».to Rive knowledge ,4 Mlvatioo to hi* people in the forgiveneu of their «in», tlirvugh the tender mercy u! our Cod.when the day ahall dawn iipon' u> fiom on high to give light to tho*e who tit in dark nr*» and in the ihadow of death, to guide our feet into the wav of peace.\" \u2022'And the child grew and became atrong in apint.ami he wai in the wildrrneu till the day of lu» mandril at ion to larael 2 In lhoar day» a decree went out from Cacaar Auguatu* that all the world ahotild he enrolled ' Thia waa the ftrai enrollment, when Qui-rin'i ua wai governor of Svna * And all went to be enrolled, each to hia own city * And joarph alto went up from Galilee, from the city ef Nararrth to Judea t« the city of David, which ia called Bethlehem, breauae hr waa of the houae and Imeag?of David.* to be enrolled with Mary hia betrothed, who wai with child * And while they r there, the time catm for her to be delivered * And abe gave birth to her firat-boen non and wrapped him in iwaddling ' dot ha, and laid him in a manger, because there waa no pUr* for them in the inn 8 And ia that region there were ahrphrrdi mil m ihe held keeping watch over their flock by night * And an anr I \"f the Lord appeared to them, and the glory o! llw I onf ahorw around them, and the* were filled with fear \" And the angrl I to them.\"Be not afraid: for behold I bring you r* ef a great joy which will come to all the people \" fa 9%l|p«l'« MHl \u2022 M w- Tehran, Iran, Dee.24.\u2014 Screams of dying children and women left this city gripped today in the horror of a Christmas party fire that took a toll officially estl-; mated at 41 or more live*.Burned and broken remains wore still being examined In an effort to complete an accurate count.Unofficial estimates ranged up to 90 or more.District Attorney Franisco Cast a non Jr., who announced the official estimate, said he believed it was the highest toll of deaths | in a single fire in the history of Mexico.Eighty-eight who escaped from the three storey building downstairs through a single doorwoy were treated for' burns.Officials said the only fire escape was not only locked but boorded np.Thirty-three were still in the hospital, five or six on the vorgo of death, doctors said.Only 26 of the bodies had been identified early toddy.The annual party for needy children was in full swing when its joy was turned to terror at.11:15 p.m.Saturday.There were different accounts of how the fire started.Fire Chief GUI Chidez said that someone was criminally responsible.He did not elaborate.Everyone agreed the flames spread with ter' rible speed from near the location of a Christmas tree.As panic took hold among the 300 or 400 people in the hall of the old Coliseum building, three blocks from Tijuana\u2019s gay main, street, the lights went mit.\u201cThen, all was madness,\u201d said Luis Ala-rid, radio station announcer.\u201cA lot of people were trampled to j death before they were burned.\u201d j Many of the bodies were found ! in two rest rooms into which the j exits.Others pilod up and died on the stairway.The confusion was increased by frantic mothers and fathers trying to get into the building to save children.Firemen arrived hut there was no pressure in the water mains.Some the survivors said two .rowdies knocked over the Christmas tree on the stage and that, the flames apparently started I from shorted electric lights.Churchill Not To Press For Big 4 Meet By JOHN M.HIGHTOWER Washington, Dec.24 \u2014(A1)\u2014 A major source of disagreement between President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill was reported today to be fading away in advance of Churchill\u2019s arrival here next month.The issue is Churchill's fre-Continued On Page 5 Peace Lies In Christ, Not In Force Of Arms, Pope Says By FRANK BRUITO Vatican City, Dec.24\u2014(/P)- I He spoke in a strong voice.His The I message was given in reply to no less than spectacular battles.Such an operation was a recent Patricia patrol when \u201cD\u201d company under Maj.Jack George of Edmonton went out on a moonlight night to seek prisoners.It wras a sticky operation.The Patricias got into all their objectives\u2014sometimes alter as many as defences.\tF S Reshaur Drvd\u2019pn rint *nH i side the St Lawrence _____________________ ________________________ .\t,.w.The 2nd battalions of the Royal Pie dq.; K A fyst ratharin^ I îlm,llar party was held in Hamil-: P°Pe urged the world today to look i Yuletide gieetings of the Collego 22nd Regiment and of the Royal Qnf\t' '\"ainarines> .ton s Armenian community centre ^oward the Babe of Bethlehem i nf rarriin-jic \u201en,i\t.i Canadian Regiment, and the 1st :\tT \u201e , | for 181 new Canadians.\ti rather than to force of arms battalion of the Princess Patricias, stralhcona Horse under lient ! Residents of Wheatley, Ont., took acb'eve true peace, actively share in this type of war-\t,r_AJ,euî\u2019 i up a collection and sent one of tho H was his 13th Christmas rr fare.It takes its toll in casualties\t.\t___ ________ ____ \u201e _\t- ' dirMted\u2019thc-Utank fire.°The bunk!?\tbara M,cNeilage> \"74-year-oî'd\u2018widow, ;\ta\"d>\t,as in all of them, his appeal crumbled naving the wav fnr final\t^ ^ plane trip to her native Scot-1\tP^ce.captoe P g y \u201c\t1 to visit her relatives.\tFr°m the heart-warming inti That ' final assault was made ./he weather wiil continue cold \"iacy\tChrist Ch!lr:-1 he.sa\u2018d\u2019 through Chinese artillery and ,,n00i.be ¥antlnies> although last j f mortar fire.\t.'leek s ral\" washed away much of *\t.,\t.,\t.\t.\t- Said Georee afterward frnm hie\tthe snow- But homes were brightlv I\ta\tsusl of freezing air.hospital berif \u201cWhen th2y had^had\tde^oraft®d despile the bare ground\t.-^\twwic more than ever\twas enough they pulled back into their °n the ïest coay- hundreds of\t\u2018l0(camPs ovcr'vhlch five assaults\u2014forcing the commun- TUritlpi, ists to withdraw each time, but !\tY\tÏ \u2018'k* \u201c\u201c\u2018S* a 1 homes, leaving their\" ho»tB\u201d»f\u201con i ed with finally had to pull back themselves id0gwn on ^ of them-U's1 an old ''hor with Christmas trees at the ; cn'e'ty\u2019 ^\t- o West Frankfort, 111., Dec.24.\u2014 I (Ay>\u2014One survivor was rescued from the West Frankfort mine disaster today and mine superintendent John R.Foster, setting the final death toll at 119, said there \u201cwere no more alive.\u201d Rescued from the mine 550 feet below the surface was Cecil Sanders, 44, of Benton.He was taken to the United Mine Workers Hospital in serious condition.Foster said: \u201cThere are five men down there \u2014no more alive.We believe that is all.\u201d With 119 dead, the West Frankfort blast is the nation\u2019s worst mine disaster in 23 years.Earlier a report, said some others trapped below may still be alive.However, later inspection led to Foster\u2019s statement that no more survivors were in the explosion which rocked the sprawling mine last Friday night.At the hospital, Sanders\u2019 wife and 23-year-old son, Paul, were waiting.Mrs.Sanders talked briefly with her husband and then to friends and hospital attendants.\u201cOh, my God, we\u2019ve prayed and prayed for this,\u201d she muttered.She referred repeatedly to the \u201cmiracle.\u201d Paul, who talked with his father earlier when he was brought to the surface, said he \u201cseemed to be in good shape.\u201d H.Sanders, the elder Sanders\u2019 cousin, said he understood Cecil Sanders was lying down in an air Gold Aid Continues For 2 Years Ottawa, Dee.24.\u2014W\u2014The government has decided to continue its program of aid for Canada\u2019s gold mining industry for another two years at current rates of payment, Finance Minister Abbott announced today.The federal subsidy program was to have terminated Dec.31.Legislation to cover the extern j sion to the emergency gold mining assistance act, said Mr.Abbott in a statement, will be introduced at the next session of Parliament.Continued On Page 5 Vatiean City, Dee.24\u2014 CP)\u2014The Pope made no reference in his Christinas message today to the possibility he might bring the College of Cardinals up to Ua full strength of 70.Some Vatican sources had expressed the belief he would take this occasion to fill the 21 vacancies in the College.At Christmas time in 1945 ho created 32 new cardinals.(There is speculation In Vatican circles that a Cardinal might be appointed to represent French \u2022' Canadians who have been without a Cardinal since the death of Rodrigue Cardinal Villeneuve in 1947.(Persons close to ecrlesiasti-cal circles in Quebec speculated that Archbishop Maurice Roy might receive the red hat.) Reds Refuse To Open Camps To International Red Cross lu,lllcla fir,ri chnt un a rori fism \u201e\tfishermen have returned to their h?ngs the threat °f war moderniz\tnresent state of affairs \u201cdemands\tacross\thirn.at about\t5:45 a.ists to withdraw each time, but\t\"\u201eSd0lUp: at_r6ud Alarl\u2019 a\thomes, leaving their h™ J or- I ed with weapons of \u2019monstrous\tJ\u2019C a!iaL?\u201e\u201e\t(6:45\t^\u201dr, with nooody in the bag\u2014and a fair deal of Chinese sharpnel splinters in their own bodies.Casualties were light.The same night the R.C.R.had a patrol oui It suffered casualties, but only ore was sent down the line for treatment.The remainder returned to their company\u2014commanded by Maj.Bill Hill of Verdun, Que\u2014after attention at the regimental aid post.The Patricia patrol whistled along nicely until half way to its first objective when Chinese mortar and aitllbry opened up The pint: o i on the left, commanded ! v i.i ut.Bill Sterling of Winnipeg, carried on until almost close cn-j- i It assault its target when it v enemv lire tinents and also to \u201cthose who are one with us in faith in God.\u201d Again, as in all his Christmas messages, he spoke of the need of social reform that would provide for material needs of men as a basic measure for enduring peace\ti The church\u2019s mission was beyond\tu that of a temporal institution.The Pa®saffe when rescue workers came , \u201e\t.\tpresent\tslate of affairs \u201cdemands\t/Rr!?KS *llm\u2019 a^ a^0U* a\u2019rn\u2018 ^ST of monstrous\tfron^ us\tfrank an(j gjnccre\tjucj2.\tThe ^minePVn which S- d 1\tPanmunjom so prisoners of\tboth Japanese\ttrick.\u201d\t~\tmasthead.\tSome\t13,500\tlumbermen\tsa'd>\tdisarmament,\tj These\tevents, he declared,\thave\twas f°und was said to have been,\tDetails° were*\tto\t'be\tworked George\tis\ta\tveteran of fighting\t?nd\t^\u2018ruction\tworkers\tcrowded ^ch wn always\thave desired -\treached\tsuch a critical stage\t\u201cthat\tpa^aIIel and about one-quarter\tlat' wtrc\tt0\tbe\t\"orked\to«t Burma and China during the lnt® 3anoouver from the interior.nf°VicHb« an u\"/^ble gaarantet* we are forced to recognize that the mfi.e away from a passageway in ' .-\tEven farther west, the 57-man f \u2022 i Ù5 p' three days remaining crew of the weathership Stonetown Pa?led by abolition of weapons of camps and that all men are divided \u2019«or.How Sanders escaped death 1untl1 the Provisional cease-fire > \u2014-\t-\t: hate and eiiniditv nn-l nf over- _-\t! was not learned.\tline agreements expires, there ap- By GEORGE A.MCARTHUR .Spellman, archbishop of New Munsan, Korea, Dec.24\u2014(/R)\u2014j York, celebrate mass.lists of prisoners exchanged last weapons he open North Korean prison camps to Red Cross was communist correspondent munjom said.However, the Reds Proposed.ing.s_for Tuesday, Christmas Day, post office in neutral : Panmunjom so lh/>\t1 ¦ov-lici.l CAlliau&eu last 1 rHeetnffi\ti ;ruesday- The sub-committee work- rr- nr r,rW nt .t \u2018Yf 3 : \u2019ng on tbo problem of how to po-.pondent at Ian-n}ce a truce reported no progress.e Rnrlc nrnnnca 1 B°th Sr0UPS Scheduled meet- SUfe Vi.?\"®: tWTit in second world war, and a former ¦ company commander with the 2nd j Patricias.Up on lop of the position he was hit in the throat by a shiapnel fragment but didn't even report the fact, carrying on with the battle.He later had emergency rurgery at a United States mobile surgery hospital and is recovering.The Chinese had decamped with all their wounded, and as there was no prisoners the operation continued.The reserve platoon by now was ., assauii ns larger\tmV IC0rp0ral since rimed down in the Vleut- McKinley ot Vancouv- Continued On Page 5 anchored 90 miles out in the Paci-: hate \u2022and cuPld>ty an! of over-fic, prepared a turkey dinner for I weeninS ],JSt for prestige.\u201d tomorrow.\t~\t- Continued On Page 5 NO RECORD TOMORROW The Record will not be published tomorrow, Christmas Day.in a last-minute attempt to reach agreement.Red negotiators delivered a letter presumably containing the answer to Ridgeway\u2019s inspection, appeal to U.N.delegates at Pan-i munjom Monday.Its contents were not offcially disclosed.But Alan Winnington, corespondent for the communist London Daily Worker, told U.N.reporters the appeal was repected.& The staff and management of the Sherbrooke^, >%Daily Record join in extending best Christmas^ ^wishes to all the Record's readers and advertisers, A 12-man\tfederal team, headed\tPeared slim\tchance that negotia ; by Interior Secretary Oscar Chap- tors wouid be able to agree on a man, yesterday started an investi- Korean armistice before the deed-j gation into Friday night\u2019s blast Ilin®.Most officials agreed that meth- , A'ong.the quiet, wintry battle Winnineton \"said the Red hiuh., ane gas, often found in coal mines, front allied troops beat back a ser- command deemed Red Cros^ hî* j touched off the blast.But Omar >cs of minor Red probing attacks.;\to7eS0nRedca^fs(.| Lingo, county mine inspector, said ,But, f!.,ru he most part soldiers al- necessary in vffiw of riu^hiimanT he believed coal dust explosions itended deligious services and put ?arian treatment\u201d oiven nri^, \" : helped spread the destruction.i the finishing touches on prépara- b\u2018v )he comrrmnj représentai * i Continued Qn Page 5 new chapel near the front Mon-, I day and heard Francis Cardinall Ives are includ- Continued In Page 5 Two SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY.DECEMBER 24, 195 1 AT THE PREMIER J Bert Lahr gets into one of his numerous \"l-Told-You-So\" arguments with Jack Carson as Janis Page looks on.Scene is from the new comedy about wrestling, \"Mister Universe\", which starts Wednesday at the New Premier Theatre with J.Arthur Rank's new technicolor production \"Scott Of The Antarctic\", which has been selected for royal command and which stars John Mills, Derek Bond, Herold Warrender.A Christmas Story in: iini min linn A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS! The Management And Staff of THE NEW PREMIER THEATRE.M a P I 8 1 B 1 I Ï i i ¦ i ¦ EXTRA! TOMORROW NIGHT 19 Rir DOOR 10% ALSO A NEW IdS DIU PRIZES its.STAGE SHOW! DON'T MISS OUR BIG SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BILL TODAY AND TOMORROW! FIRST SHERBROOKE SHOWING OF A HAPPY NEW COMEDY HIT! Watch MICKEY The Great Magicianl .The Story Of A Little Guy Who Became A Hero! MICKEY Rooney, TERRY Moore, WILLIAM Demarest, in \"HE'S A COCKEYED WONDER\" ALSO \u2014 THE RE-RELEASE OF TARZAN'S MOST AMAZING JUNGLE ADVENTURE! JOHNNY WEISSMULLER in \"TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY\" with Nancy KELLY, Johnny SHEFFIELD, Lloyd CORRIGAN PLUS-OTHER GAY AND DIVERTING SUBJECTS NEW PREMIER THEATRE STARTS WEDNESDAYDa°sr only FIRST SHERBROOKE SHOWING OF TWO BIG SCREEN SENSATIONSI YOU'LL SCREAM WHEN THE TUSSLERS MEET THE MUSCLERSI ALL THE GIRLS GO FOR MR.UNIVERSE .He\u2019s Everything You\u2019ve Ever Dreamed About! SPORTS FANS! | He\u2019s q 61À0IAT0R %\t\\ of the mitt,-^otn his © TIPPY TOE-HOtOS to V te CUKLY HWDj.0CKS< - By BRUCE BLUNT Mokey woke up.The room was dark.\u201cHow strange!\" he thought.\u201cI must have woken up earlier than usual.\u201d It was very strange, because Mokey was a lazy little donkey, and nearly always woke up later than usual.He lit the candle which stood by his bedside, and looked at his clock.The hands pointed to eight o'clock.This was not so strange, because they always did.Mokey had found the clock on a rubbish heap, months ago, and he was very proud of it.Not only the clock but an empty feeling inside told Mokey that it was breakfast-time.This made the darkness seem even more queer.He glanced towards the window.It was light after all.Through the half-drawn curtains he could see light.But something very queer indeed had happened.The fir tree had gone in the night From where he lay in bed Mokey could always see the fir tree through the curtains.Sometimes he would see it on moonlight nights, glittering with frost, but it was always the first thing which he looked for in the daylight.And now it was gone.Mokey jumped out of bed and pulled the curtains wide apart.Everything had gone.There was nothing to be seen except the window-panes glittering in the candlelight.\u201cHoar frost,\u201d said Mokey to himself.He pulled down the window in order to see out.A shower of snow fell on top of his head.For a moment he was too surprised to do anything.Then he closed the window with a bang.He took the key from the door and peeped through the keyhole.He could sec nothing.Very gently he turned the handle and opened the door just a tiny bit.He was not going to be caught again.Mokey shut the door quickly.He had seen enough through the crack.There was snow right up to the top of the door.The very, very worst had happened.He was snowed in.Mokey went back to bed and began to think of all the awful things which were going to happen to him.He was going to be hungry.He was going to be lonely.He was going to miss Penelope\u2019s party.Since Penelope was a witch, her parties were most exciting.Mokey began to feel very lonely indeed.He was just beginning to think about having a good cry, when he heard a faint \u201ctap-tap .tap .tap.\u201d It seemed to come from the bottom of the door.He jumped out of bed, put his ear to the door, and called.\u201cWho is there?\u201d \u201cOpen the door,\u201d squeaked a LlX A NOW SHOWING! 2 EXCITING ADVENTURE STORIES! fsfT With \"5LAPSIE\" MAXIE ROSENBIOOM oitV (Afrodvcmg Vinwnl Edward- MISTER UNIVERSE ALSO A MAGNIFICENT, EVE FILLING, BREATH-TAKING SCREEN EVENT IN 'TECHNICOLOR! 1 uO'.lr, 11' YOU ARE WEAK OF HEART OR UNABLE TO STAND THE IMPACT OF TRUE AND DARING ADVENTURE! \u2022ifl moi .1 TECHNICOLOR a 2nd ATTRACTION! High AdhrMtvref LOUIS HAYWARD Pitricù MEOW SELECTED FOR ROYAL COMMAND ^wrJOHN MILLS ttIRIK BOND \u2022 HAROLD WARRENDER JAMAS R.JUSTICE - REGINALD BECKWITH LATEST SPORTS AND WORLD EVENTS.¦WMHMUVHWiaMùiBi ¦ ¦ l ¦ I IS Bi* STARTS WfcDNfcSDAY! \u2022fa RAY MILLAND + JOHN HODTAK Jl- NANCY DAVIS \"NIGHT INTO MORNING\" \u2014Second Feature!\u2014 ¦A- GLENN FORD ¦Jf VIVECA LINDFORS \"THE FLYING MISSILE\" AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR EVERYBODY EV ERYW H ERE IS WISHING EVERYBODY ELSE THE VERY BEST FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON .THAT IS HOW IT SHOULD BE .THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IS A WONDERFUL THING.IT LETS US TELL OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS, OUR EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERS, OUR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES, OUR CUSTOMERS AND OUR OPPOSITION, THAT FRIENDLINESS AND GOODWILL TOWARDS ALL ARE REALLY THE THINGS THAT MATTER TO US.WE ARE GLAD OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH YOU ALL THE VERY BEST FOR CHRISTMAS ., T O EVERYONE EV ERYW HERE FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE voice.\u201cIt\u2019s me .Mouldy.\u201d Mokey opened the door, and was instantly buried in a mound of snow.He had forgotten to be careful that time.He had hardly got to his feet when Mouldy the mole popped out of the snow-mound.\"That\u2019s a nice welcome to give any one, 1 must say,\u201d squeaked Mouldy.\u201cBut still, it\u2019s the sort of welcome I get wherever I go.Only not quite so much of it, as a rule.\u201d \u201cIt wasn\u2019t really my fault,\u201d said Mokey.\u201cfn fact, I've never been so pleased to see anyone in my life.\u201d \"1 should hope not,\u201d answered Mouldy, \u201cI\u2019ve been digging for you for two hours.I\u2019ve made a tunnel big enough for you to crawl along.There is only a huge great snowdrift round your house.My tunnel comes into the open by the field-path.Come along.You had better bring your lantern.You creatures are so clumsy in the dark.\u201d When they had gone some little distance, Mokey noticed in the glimmer of his lantern a turning which went to the right.\"What is that turning?\u201d he asked.\u201cIt\u2019s not a turning, really,\u201d answered Mouldy.\u201cIt\u2019s one of Rabbit\u2019s old burrows.My tunnel just happened to cut across it.\u201d When Mokey came to the turning, a most beautiful smell came to his nostrils.He put down his lantern and sniffed.It was the smell of dried grass.This was too much for a donkey who had had no breakfast.Mokey thrust his head into the turning, and his mouth closed on a bunch of grass.But not for long.In another second, he shot back in the tunnel, and his cries echoed along it.\u201cOoh .,ow! ooh .,ow! he yelled.\u201cSomething has pricked my nose all over.\u201d \u201cIt serves you right,\u201d came a cross voice from the turning, \u201cfor trying to eat my bed.\u201d It was Hod, the Hedgehog, in the middle of his winter\u2019s sleep.\u201cFancy trying to eat a person\u2019s bed,\u201d he went on.\u201cNot only that, but you\u2019ve woken me up six weeks too soon.Please go away, and take that light with you.It is keeping me awake.\u201d Mokey picked up his lantern and went on.He had not gone far before he heard the most tremendous snoring.Hod was settling down to sleep again.Mokey's nose still smarted.Mouldy, who had gone on ahead, was waiting for his companion at the mouth of the tunnel.As he came out into the daylight, Mokey took a deep breath.How lovely it was to be in the fresh air again! He was trying to think of some way in which he could repay Mouldy for his kindness in rescuing him when he suddenly thought of Penelope\u2019s party.\u201cI say, Mouldy, are you going to Penelope\u2019s party?\u201d he began, \u201cbecause if \u201d \u201cParty!\u201d said Mouldy, \u201cNobody ever invites me to a party.Thht is what comes of living underground.One gets out of touch with things.\u201d \u201cWell, come along to Penelope\u2019s, then,\u201d said Mokey.\u201cI\u2019ll come,\u201d said Mouldy sadly, \u201cbut I shan\u2019t know what to do, or eat, or drink, or say.I shall be very unhappy.\u201d So the two set off across the snow for Badger\u2019s Wood, where Penelope\u2019s cottage was.When they got there the door was open, and they could see Penelope inside the room, looking very cross.\u201cWhat are you doing here?\u201d she screeched at them.\u201cPlease, we've come to the party,\u201d Mokey answered.\u201cWhat party?\u201d cried Penelope.\u201cOh, that party! It\u2019s over.It was the day before yesterday.\u201d \u201cJust my luck,\u201d sighed Mouldy.\u201cWhen I am invited to a party, it would be an old one.\u201d He vanished into the ground.As for Mokey, he was so hungry that he could have cried.\u201cOh, I am so hungry,\u201d he said, half aloud.\u201cI think I can find you a very small carrot,\u201d said a voice from somewhere inside the room.And the next moment a kitten came through the doorway.It was Ugly\u2019s Ginger Baby.\u201cHello! What are you doing here,\u201d asked Mokey.\u201cI\u2019m living here now,\u201d said the Ginger Baby.\u201cEver since the black cat left her because he could not put up with her singing, I\u2019ve been Penelope\u2019s cat.\u201d \u201cAnd my magic has gone to pieces ever since you came,\u201d snapped Penelope.\u201cWhat magic?\u201d asked Mokey.\u201cGinger magic, of course,\u201d yelled the witch.\u201cAlways do the magic which matches the cat.Black cat\u2014 black magic.White cat\u2014white magic.I\u2019d even have a try at tabby magic, if I had a tabby cat.But ginger magic is difficuit enough.The books say very little about it.THtATRE MAGOG THEATRE TONIGHT \u201cBRIDE FOR SALE\" with Claudette Colbert, Robert Young Also Steve Cochran, Virginia Grey in \"HIGHWAY 301\" COMING TUESDAY ONLYI Doris Day.Gene Nelson, Billy De Wolfe starring in \"LULLABY OF BROADWAY\" In Colour I cannot seem to get it right.Look at my hair.\u201d Mokey looked and saw with a shock that half of it was grey and the other half bright red.\u201cThat is what comes of trying to dye my hair ginger,\u201d said Penelope.\u201cOnly half the spell worked.\u201d By this time the Ginger Baby had brought along a very small1 carrot.\u201cAsk Penelope to make it | larger,\u201d said the kitten.Mokey im-1 mediately asked her to make it into the largest carrot ever known.The witch made some passes and mumbled some words.The carrot shrank, and turned into a knob of solid ginger.Mokey could not eat ginger, and wished that he had been content with the carrot, however small it was.He began to think that his only chance of getting a good meal was from the store of food in his own garden-shed.\u201cPlease, Penelope, can you make the snow disappear from round my house?\u201d he asked.\u201cOh, that is quite easy,\u201d said the witch.She picked up a handful of j snow, made it into a ball, and melted it in a cauldron.\u201cThe snow round your house has gone already,\u201d she said.Mokey started to turn round for home.\u201cHave a cup of tea before you go?\u201d the witch asked him.As he was very cold Mokey was glad to accept it.But when it was poured out he took one gulp of it and ran.It had turned into ginger beer.Before he got out of the wood he heard frightful yells and shrieks behind him.He turned round to see Penelope and the Ginger Baby dancing about in what seemed to be a yellow lake.The house had gone.Penelope had made another slight mistake.She had turned her house into ginger marmalade.When he came within sight of his own house Mokey found that the snow had not gone at all.It had simply changed to a dark color.In fact, it had changed into gingerbread.When he came sadly to the edge of it he saw a mouse nibbling at a corner.\u201cGood evening, Mouse,\u201d said Mokey.\u201cHow long will it take you to eat all this?\u201d \u201cYears,\u201d said the mouse.\u201cThen please go and tell your friends about it,\u201d said Mokey.So the mouse went off and fetched every mouse in Elfland.The gingerbread was gone in no time.But they had eaten so much, and were so fat, that as soon as they had finished the last piece the mice just fell asleep where they were.There was an enormous pile of them.So, instead of being blocked by gingerbread, Mokey\u2019s house was blocked by mice.Suddenly Mokey heard a \u201cMiaou .miaou,\u201d behind him.So did the mice.They were awake and gone in no time.It was Ugly\u2019s Ginger Baby.\u201cPenelope has turned me out,\u201d said the kitten in a very hurt tone of voice.\u201cThen come and live with me,\u201d said Mokey, \u201cso long as nothing is likely to turn into ginger in my house.\u201d \u201cOf course not,\u201d answered the kitten.So Mokey got the kitten some milk, and fetched a basketful of carrots from his store.When he had eaten them all he went to bed; and the Ginger Babv curled up by the fireplace.\u201cI suppose it was because I was only a kitten that the spells only came half right.She ought to have thought of that,\u201d mused the Ginger Baby, as it fell asleep.* IN HOLLYWOOD by Erskine Johnson NEA Staff Correspondent Hollywood\u2014Movie emoters who scream \u201cEek!\u2019 \u2019at the thought of television cameras have a soul mate in the great Ethel Barrymore.She was as scared as an ingenue; in a Boris Karloff flicker, she confessed it to me, when she made her video debut, with Jimmy Durante on NBC-TV\u2019s \u201cAll Star Revue.\u201d Ethel refused to rate the eye of the TV cameras as the No.1 monster in her long, distinguished career, though.\u201cI have tensions and agony in everything I\u2019ve ever done,\u201d she sighed.\u201cI\u2019m terrified in every medium.It\u2019s sheer terror.I wonder that I\u2019ve lived as long as I have.\u201d Sports - minded Ethel \u2014 \u201cI\u2019ve been going to ball games since I was three years old\u201d\u2014saw every game of the World Series on TV but she snorted \u201cHumph\u201d about video wrestlers.\u201cI looked at the wrestling matches once or twice in the beginning.I used to see real wrestling in the old days.What I saw on television wasn\u2019t real wrestling.\u201d Will the home lookers see her now in her great stage roles?\u201cI\u2019d rather die.\u201d she shuddered.There\u2019s talk at Paramount of casting Imogene Coca as Mabel Normand in the movie biography of Mack Sennett Softened Up Audrey Tetter\u2019s airshow, \u201cMeet Millie,\u201d in which she\u2019s a comedy click, is opening the eyes of movie makers who always cast her as a toughie.Despite a big new romance with Jack Myers, a TV wizard at CBS, Audrey says there are no video plans for Millie.\"Besides,\u201d she flipped it, \u201cnone of my gowns is cut low enough for television.\u201d Hollywood\u2019s mad rush to put new faces on the screen has developed a new gimmick\u2014retyping of old faces so they\u2019ll look new.Distinguished, silver - haired Henry O\u2019Neill, who\u2019s played doctors, lawyers and district attorneys for 20 years, pops up as a skid-row wino with Broderick Crawford in \u201cThe Dark Page.\u201d \u201cIt was a welcome change,\u201d O\u2019Neill said, but then he wailed that Hollywood\u2019s even swinging the economy axe in the character league.\u201cThe studios,\u201d he whispered, \u201care importing character actors from Chicago and New York.They\u2019re working for as little as $250 a week.The days of $1000-a-week supporting players are gone forever.\u201d ON THE RECORD: GEORGE O\u2019HANLON, on his divorce action against Martha Stewart: \u201cI did it because I love her so much.I'll always be in love with Martha.\u201d A Newcomer Bonita Granville\u2019s big movie hit.\u201cThese Three,\u201d may be remade by Fidelity Pictures with kid star Gigi Perreau .Michael O'Shea will play the role of famed Brooklyn bridge jumper Steve Brodit in Sammy Fuller's historical newspaper film, \u201cPark Row.\u201d Dorothy Shay dropped a bundle at Las Vegas.An Investment in a golf course, not via the dice .Mark it down as likely that Rhonda Fleming will star in \u201cA Likely Story,\u201d which Dick Powell will direct at Paramount.Husky Vincent Edwards, calfeyed over Shelley Winters for months, was wearing a dazed look at the Encore after being informed by Shelley that she intends to marry Italian movie king Vittorio Gassman.\u201cI hope,\" gulped Vincent, \u201cthat Shelley will invite me to the wedding,\u201d Overheard: \u201cThe best years of her life are figured in manhours.\u201d Your Christmas Guest Continued From Page 4 last Adam\u201d the second Man,\u201d the human race began.Thank God then for this mighty Guest \u2014the Gift Unspeakable\u2014 and arrange on Christmas morning to visit your Bethlehem\u2014the Church of God in your community \u2014and there in sacrament and prayer, hymn and carol, worship Christ the new-born King Who also came as \u201cServant, Teacher, Friend, the sinner's open Door.\u201d Even now in heaven He still maintains a deep personal interest in you and your problems.For you Jesus constantly pleads.(Heb.7:25).Remember also that it is the wish of Him Who one day \u201cwill come again.\u201d (John 14:3) to judge us that you put first things first, preferring things heavenly to those of the earth; self-sacrifice to selfishness; holiness to sin; peace to war.IMITATE HIM! Impossible?Not to those who entertain Such a Guest! Life with Him is so different, so satisfying, so full of spiritual adventure.Somehow you \u201ccatch\u201d His qualities of gentleness, humility, kindness, generosity, honesty, courtesy, self-control\u2014to name a few\u2014and finding yourself in the spell of such a compelling Personality, you have no alternative but to imitate Him and thereby finding happiness, are ready to go forward, anywhere, at any time, with Him.\u201cSquare yourself with Christ\u201d then, Christmas and the unsurpassed Example of Manhood challenge.Man\u2019s full union with God in the Incarnation has resulted in an adequate supply of Divine Grace being available to you in sacrament, prayer and meditation, enabling you to attain unto the full measure of development which belongs to the fulnesss of Christ, instead of remaining immature.(Eph.4:13).You and I, therefore, are the \u201ckey\u201d which eventually produces the ideal race, the ideal people, the Kingdom of God in which as brothers in Christ, we shall be of one mind in the House of the World.To attain this, the Church of God keeps on insisting: \u201cBe ye therefore perfect\u201d Why not insist on making Christmas, 1951, the perfect one?My personal wish for vou, aitf those near and dear to you, is that you experience a merry, blessed, Christ-filled Christmas with Divine joy casting a permanent glow over the whole of life.Now the Divine Guest\u2014All together Lovely, gracious, willing, Hope, Love and Peace .the true splendor of Christmas.Let us make those words live .with an open door .a warm handclasp.Œil! Christmas is the time of the year when people all over the world rejoice with their family and friends.May this Christmas prove to be a joyous one and the New Year bring an abundance of good health and prosperity to all.These are my wishes in appreciation of your splendid support in electing me as your representative and in looking forward to the opportunities of serving you faithfully in the year to come.Greetings from C.J.Warwick Fox Member of the Legislative Assembly for Brome County.' BONDVILLE, QUE.suitable, all sufficient \u2014 comes (Matt.1:21) diffusing His specialties of love, sacrifice, service, these three, which embody the Spirit of Christ and make the Christmas Spirit universal.In the house that is your heart, why not light up every window with love and let your light shine through, that they who walk outside *may share the blessed light with you?Then, will the rooms with joy be bright, with peace the hearth be blessed, and Christ Himself shall enter in to be your Christmas Guest.And Christmas, 1951, shall be \u201cperfect!\u201d God bless us everyone! mk Our Sincere Wishes to all our clients and friends for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR! J.Ô.LAMBERT 24 Wellington St.North \u2014 Tel.3-1660 ?* * ¦mA .i'X v pi / / J Cordial good wishes to *4* all our friends this merry Christmas Day.May all the good things of life surround you .and remain with you through the coming year.v \\ Canadian Fairbanks-Morse COMPANY LIMITED I I- >\t»\t\\ i \\\t\\ *\" \\ * \\ \\ \\ * 9 ç ¦c,cc6w«iM«w«,.s*'siw,.SEASON'S GREETINGS EVERYONE! i We hope your Chrittmei Day wilt be full of happy moments you'll cherish for time to come.Si\ti I I I ¦ 65 Wellington N.\t\u2014\tTel.2-3744 STAR PHARMACY REG'D ®!)e Cttp 13a SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, DECEMBER Z\\, 1951 a n KLEEN^FLO MOTOR CONDITIONER TO YOUR 0A50UNE vtmiZES w prevents frozen gas unes.Needy CMIdren Are Entertained By Radar Unit At Christmas Party Endeavoring to spread a little ; of the Christmas spirit among the less fortunate, the combined Officers\u2019 and Airmen's Mess No.2450 A.C.and W.U.(Reserve) entertained the children from the Sacred Heart Hoapice and the Rehabilitation Centre yesterday at a party held at the unft.Approximately 100 youngsters were on Jhand and had the time of j their lives, in spite of the fact that ! they were extremely well behaved.Fruit, candy, ice cream and soft drinks were distributed to them by members of the Women\u2019s Division of the Air Force, who helped the airmen to see thart all the youngsters were looked after.Rev.; Father J.R.Moisan, pastor of St.Patrick\u2019s Church, also dropped in for a short visit.Providing the true Yuletide atmosphere were two huge Christmas trees in the rooms and the climax of the .afternoon for the starry-eyed youngsters was the arrival of Santa Claus singing \u201cJingle Bells\u201d and laden with gifts for every one.Each child was called by name and received an appropriate gift.After the excitement of opening | the parcels, Fern Laliberte, presi-1 dent of the Airmen\u2019s Mess, who head earlier welcomed the children, announced that they would | be shown movies before the party broke up.This announcement was enthusiastically received and at the end of the afternoon the children were taken back to the Hospice and the Rehabilitation Centre as happy as could be.Responsible for the organization of the party and the purchasing were Mr.Laliberte, Miss Eileen Neron, of the Women's Division, Tony Tinmouth and members of their committee.The airmen wish to express their thanks to Bryant\u2019s for the soft drinks, and to members of the permanent force who helped them to wrap some of the presents.They hope that the party may become an annual affair.FQU^D Found\u2014Small Cream Terrier (female) Academy St., Len-noxville, Sunday noon.\u2014 Phone 2-7355.J.COUPLAND & SON Interior Decorating & Painting.Repairs \u2014 Alterations Phones \u2014 2-1148 \u2022 2-5375 A gay, floral greeting carries a wealth of Christmas cheer \u2014 bringing happiness to friends, relatives and sweethearts.A good selection of cut flowers, potted plants, Christmas decorations, awaits you at MILFORD'S 138 Wellington St.N.Dial 2-3757 Qirisimas Story Was Presented By Joint Choirs Celebrating the birth of Christ the St.Andrew's and Plymouth choirs presented their version of the sacred story in song before a large gathering yesterday at 4 p.m.The service, which was held in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, was in the form of a candlelight service and the church auditorium was tastefully decorated.The choirs under the able leadership of Malcolm Brown, B.Mus., L.R.S.M., gave a moving picture of the birth of the Saviour.Apart from the anthems presented by the entire choirs those assisting in either solo or parts were as follows: H.Griffith, F.Sangster, Mrs.G.Spafford, Miss G.Imrie, Miss Grace Cuthbert, A.Davidson, R.Beattie, Mrs.A.Schreuder, Mrs.M.Brown, M.Brown and D.MacPherson.The service was led by Rev.W.Ross Adams assisted by Rev.R.C.Tait of Plymouth United.Miss Irene Boomhour played the organ for the entire service.- 8RIEFLETS Dr.A.C.Hill will be absent from his office Dec.26th to Jan.14th.afipRTTjS Lennoxville Seaman, Sandy Smith, Is Fatally Injured In Accident Softball League Christmas party winners: Eddy Nelson, S.Parker, jBill Cochrane, R.Cote, Noel La-' pointe.Lennoxville High School annual Alumni dance, Lennoxville High School, Thurs., Dec.27th.Dancing 9 to 1.Music by Black and White i Quartette.Adm.$1.50 couple.Marry Christmas to all my Friends Everywhere HON.CHAS.B.HOWARD Mayor of SHERBROOKE \u2019ft#*- ;# .>* A R1P9V IlÉPl I vv\\ .ci r»-\t\u2022\" V \u2019I \\ V\u2014, : elf w A* * m t ; i m The monogement and staff of the Luxor Grill wish everyone A MERRY CHRISTMAS! We hope to see you at our \"Midnight Meal\" (réveillon) that we'il serve after Midnight Mass! We've a varied menu to please the most ,\tdiscriminating! LUXOR GRILL Wellington Street North SANTA CLAUS VISITS THE RADAR UNIT \u2014 Happy youngsters from the Sacred Heart Hospice and the Rchr.lrlitation Centre are beaming with joy at the Christmas parly given them by the ofneers and men of No.24.J AC an.YYU (P \u2022 UA\t¦ wHTi\u2019oon.Santa Claus has jus! finished distributing gifts to all of the little ones who rve rho n with b m.A\u2019 > ii t> - i \u201d \u2022> 'Am Laliberte, president of toe Airmen\u2019s Mess, members of his committee and some of the Women's Division who helped with the organization and distributed the refreshments.\t(Gerry Gemav i ,.ou>) Annual Yuletide Program Held At St, Andrew\u2019s Hall St.Andrew's Sunday School held their Christmas Tree and entertainment in the Church Hall on Friday w.th a large turnout of children.Supper was served undei the convenorship of Mrs.Joseph Sawyer at six o\u2019clock and following this a program which commenced with mo 'i< j got underway at seven.Assisting in the kitchen were a number of the teachers and officers and Mrs.Bert Jones.The Beginners and Primary Department presented their part of thq programme following the movies which consisted of recitations and two Christmas carols.Those taking part were: Marilyn Jones, Scott Davidson, Betty Ann Wells, Elaine Savage, Beth McIntyre.Leona Rose, John Leckie, Ross Savage.David Hogg, Heather Graham, Brian, Davidson, Edwin Norton, Jean Cox, David Keeler, Joan Arbuy, Donna Wells, Leslie Graham, Audrey Savage, Andy Duncan and Heather Rose.Bert Perry was then introduced and he kept the children guessing with his bag of magic tricks.Prizes were given out for church attendance and those winning their third pin were: Margaret Rose, Eleanor Rose, Joan Davidson, David Adams, Gaie Duncan, Lois Sawyer, Donald McKelvie, Beth Ann Walker, Diane PJnair, Marjorie Lr.nir, Brian Goodfellow and Bonnie Montgomery.A very pretty number entitled Christmas Card Greetings was presented by Miss Margaret McGregor\u2019s class with each of the class having a short recitation.Those taking part were: Lois Sawyer, Diane Enair, Beth Ann Walker, Marjorie Enair, Eleanor Rose, Margaret Rose, Janet Keeler.Gail Stark and Judy Keeler.Sunday School attendance prizes for (he Junior, Intermediate and Senior Department were given out by the Rev.Ross Adams and the Sunday School Superintendent George Jdbel.Those receiving awards were: Gail Duncan, David Adams, Donald McKelvie, Malcolm Duncan, Brian Goodfellow, Lois Sawyer, Robert Hunting, Joan Davidson, Eleanor Rose, Margaret Rose, Audrey Arbcry, Bonnie Montgomery, Jean Miller, Francis Edwards, Ivy Arbery, Beth Ann Walker, Ann Edwards, Michael Allait, .Lois Hunting, Eleanor Mc-Bain, Jean and Sheryl Imrie.The evening was completed with a rousing visit of Santa Claus who distributed candy to all those present.Prior to the programme words of welcome to the gathering of parents ana friends was voiced by the minister, Rev.W.Ross Adams.Mr.Hat old Walker added to the evening with a number of timely telegraph messages from Santa Claus.\t' Christmas sadness reached into widely'SrpnruL'd t ana.i an homes one of them at Lennoxville with the ueath of too >oung navy men in a highway accident.The live ratings, among them s.Sanborn (Sandy) Smith of Lon noxville, were killed Friday niglit when their coupe smashed head on into a truck near Stowiucko.N.S., on the main Haliiux highway The young men, ail from the naval air service, were on their way home tor Christmas when me collision iiune, just after dusk when visibility was only fair following intermittent showers and fog during the day.The occupants of the truck, Alfred f.MacDonnell.driver, and Winston Era: or.testified at the inquest that the truck swerved to the left, as if out of control.After the crash the vehicles landed m the ditch on the trut'k s side of the road.The dead, in addition to Smith, were Os, Gordon David Ryan, 18, of Vancouver; Os.Jack Michaelv, 2i.of Roisland, eg.; Ah.Fred Allen Peters, 21, Grand Falls, N.B.; Ah.Brock Willette Mae Laron.1'L whose wife is stationed with the 3G50 W A t'.Squadron at Sampson Air Base.Cm va.N.Y.Sandy Smith, who would have been Id in April, was returning home U> spend Chri 'mas with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Smith.Coming with him a.Ins guest for the holiday was Os Ryan, owner of the ear involved in the accident.The five ratings had been to mtlicr at the Shearwater Naval Air Base near Dartmoulh, N.S., and Smdh had jus! recently been CHURCH NOTICES CHERCII OK THE ADVENT Bowen Avenue Soulh Canon E.K.Moffatt, Priesl-m Charge.Christmas Services December 2!(h 11:30 p.m.Midnight Euchansi and Carols.Celebrant: Rev.A.B.Craig, ol the G.B.K.E.December 25th 10:00 am.Holy Communion.Dccembi r 28tii.Sunday School Christmas Tree, 4:00 p.m.transferred as superior to Bukoba.He devoted himself to organizing schools and Catholic action.Because of his organizing ability he was sent to do promotion work in Canada as superior of llio residence of the Whit e Eat hors at St.Boniface, Man., and later was nam ed proVindal superior.posled to (he Canadian destroyer Iroquois.Hi was due to le.no next month for Korean waters, to begin 18 months service aboard the destroyer, after which he was going into radar work.This was to be his final leave before going overseas.Another of the victims.Brock Willette MacLaren, was the son of Brock MacLaren of Montreal, and the stop son of Mrs.MacLaren, the former Katherine Daintrey of North I la.ley.Sandy Smith was born st Tim mins, Out.In addition to Ids parent-; he is survived by one brother, Clarke, an aunt, Mrs.Roy Clarke ot Lennoxville, and iu uncle, ! Marvel Smith of Halley.A full military funeral will be held Wednesday from SL George\u2019s church.Ltnnoxvillo, at 2.15 p.m., following prayers at the late resilience Stamen from as far away ; as l.aehm ' w ill be present to form the guard of honor.The Canadian Legion is taking part in the service at the grave land has a-ked that as many Legionnaires tnd veterans as possible be ¦ nresent to pay final tribute to Os.; Smith.LADIES\u2019 2 PIECE LUGGAGE SETS \"Your Gill To Her!\" \u201924.50 p,:; Set consists of 18\u201d x 1214\u201d x ti'1 Week-end Case and 21\u201d x 16W\u201d x 7\u201d Wardrobe Case, with hangers for drosses.Such shades as natural, blue, green, red and brown.Genuine leather trim.SPECIAL PRICE \u2014 MAKE A SMALL DEPOSIT AND WE'LL LAY AWAY ANY ARTICLES! Initials engraved free on all leather goods bought here! J.N.Boisvert & Fils LEATHER GOODS 1 King St.West \u2014 Tel.2 0938 AT LENNOXVILLE-ASCOT CHRISTMAS PARTY: The above scene shows Santa Claus and end of the delighted youngsters who attended the Christmas tree party held in the square at Lennoxville, Friday night, one of more than 450 youngsters whoattended.Though the party was of the Lennoxville and Ascot Community Association, the Men\u2019s Own Club of Lennoxville United Church agreed to look r____a .J; i\t_\t\u2022\t.Community -\u201e - ., after the party for the Association and did a bang-up job.Santa was assisted by chairman of the,] committee, H.R.Edgecombe, and his aides.The children were all given bags of can -\t-K\tK J Vi .\t* ' \u2018\tV~11JI\\41 l.Il VV4I4J Cl II ,1, III II Utl,, .W IT I III Afterwards, a party and dance was held at Bishop\u2019s College School, under a cc by T.G.Masterson and A.McKlndsey.J.Edward Short!, was master of ceremonies march, was led by Mayor and Mrs.L.M.Watson.Refreshments were served by president of the Lennoxville-Ascot Community Association, Howard Moffatt, thanked hi Glass and Bishop's College school for allowing the gathering of more Ilian 300 (he i: Open House Is Held At Lennoxville \u2018\u2018Open House\u201d was held at Lennoxville High School recently, and as on previous occasions parents of the pupils turned out in large numbers to gain a first hand report of the ' progress ot their children, For over three hours the teachers were in their respective rooms to discuss with parents their mutual problems.In many of the classrooms and also in the halls Language, Writing and Art work of the children were on display and much interest was shown in the projects undertaken.Approximately 150 parents were present on this occasion and many stayed to enjoy a cup of tea served by the girls of Grade VII under the direction of Miss Jean Scarf h.\t' Final Tribute Is Peril To Alex.Nice! Final tribute was paid on Saturday afternoon to Alexander Nicol, head of the circulation department of Im Tribune, whose tragic death early Wednesday morning was a great shock to his manv friends and relatives.Son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Nicol.of Roxton Pond, Mr.Nicol was 43 years of age and had been in the employ of the French daily for the past 15 years.The funeral service was held in.the Baptist Church at Roxton Pond.Rev.Mr.Ernest Anex officiating.Led by Senator Jacob Nicol, uncle of deceased, the cortege proceeded from the Victor Rochon Funeral Parlors to the church.The bearers were A.Cloutier, E.Brouil-lette, O.Cloutier, W.Cloutier, J.Sanborn and L.Raymond, of Roxton Pond.The body had rested in Sherbrooke at Monfette\u2019s Funeral Home until 1 p.m.Friday when it was taken to Roxton Pond.Among the mourners present were his wife, the former Irene Pinard; his father and mother, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Nicol; a daughter, Nina; four brothers, Louis Nicol, of Montreal; Nelson of Chambly; Homer and Jacob A., both of Roxton Pond; two sisters, Mrs.Raymond Gagne (Emilie), of Drum-mondville, and Mrs.P.Brisebois (Jeannette) also of Drummond-ville; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Mrs.Nelson Nicol, of Chambly, Mrs.Homer Nicol, of Roxton Pond: Raymond Gagne and Paul Brisbois, of Drummondville; two uncles, Senator Nicol and William Nicol, of Roxton Pond, and an aunt, Mrs.Ulysse Brouillette, of Marieville.Also in attendance were Marcel Boivin, M.P., for Shefford; G.Larue, Mayor of Roxton Pond; Ivan Boisvert and Claude Fournier, of La Tribune; Lionel Gagne, Emile Quiet Week-End Experienced P\u201d Police, Firemen District residents were behaving themselves and taking few chances this week-end before Christmas.As usual, slippery roads contributed to a number of motor mishaps and the Municipal Police Department was busy investigating a total of 22 of these in the last two days.However, none of these caused injury or loss of life, only material damage.For the first time in years, says Police Chief Edouard Moreau,- no complaints have been received of thefts from cars.The Provincial Police, Sherbrooke office, investigated a few motor accidents but none were serious in nature.Recorder\u2019s Court had the usual parade of parking tickets and speeding fines.Four persons paid $2 each for illegal parking and the speeding cost two motorists $13.70 each.A number of persons found inebriated appeared this morning.Five of them paid $5 each, one paid $3 and two were scheduled to appear later today before Redmond Hayes, K.C., Recorder for the City of Sherbrooke.The Fire Department, too, could take things easy over the weekend.Only one small stovepipe fire was turned in during this period.: liller headed and Die grand ic ladies and r master Ogden ¦ of the hall.(Gerry Lcmay photo).oV W I vV By MARGARET DOHERTY \u201cFor*unto us this day is born s Saviour.\u201d As we have listened to Christmas programs over the ladio during the ; last few days, this recurring phrase | is the one Which has made the deepest impression.With renewed failh and hope let | us ask that God in His goodness : may see fit to bring us lasting peace throughout the world \u2014 and ja true fellowship among all nations.And so a very Merry Christmas to you all! Merry Christmas To All! ft is a sincere pleasure at this lime to wish my fellow citizens whom I have the honor of representing in (he Federal House a Merry, Merry Christmas.I would like to shake hands with each of you; this is impossible, so I take this opportunity to send my good wishes.Maurice Gingues Member of Parliament for Sherbrooke County, Sherbrooke.Our Congratulations To: GERALD SPAFFORD, who is observing the anniversary of his birth tomorrow.Nicol, U.Gaucher, J.L.Brouillette, Claude St.Jean, A.Allard, J.: Michaud, E.Taylor, G.Ducharme, G.Brouillette, A.Riendeau, J.Cote Edouard Gendreau, of Quebec, A.Archambault, H.Dion and imany others.Father Laociot Is Appointed Titular Bishop Vatican City, Dec.24.\u2014OP)\u2014Rev.Alfred Lanctot of the missionaries of Africa has been named titular Bishop of Avensa and Vicar Apostolic of Bukoba, Tanganyika territory, Africa.Bishop Lanctot was born April ; 14, 1912, at Sherbrooke, Que.Alter | his philosophical studies in the diocesan seminary, he entered the Novitiate of the White Fathers in 1932.He studied theology in the society\u2019s seminary at Everell, Que., and j in the seminary of Carthage at , Tunis, where he was ordained a : priest on July 29, 1936.He left that year for the vicarate of Bukoba, j i where he was exclusively assigned j to the stations of Kashozi, Bukabo.j Rulenga, Rubya and then as superi- j | or of Ngota from which he was I ,0.l&fouâtmaè k ®c/c/ IS; IK %viji '\"ni., \"io'iv; Kirtïtl jrSP\"-'.1 owNr* tr molt w uttrti QfU -juwg'K ,mtm Four ¦ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY, DECEMBER 24.195 1 laborers) in Voroshilovgrad which is supposed to provide night and day watchmen is running two retail stores instead.In Kovel an Artel which is supposed to be making baked goods is repairing shoes instead.In Chernigov, the fishing society is not catching fish but making big money in the postcard business.Washington Column ADMINISTRATION HOUSECLEANING MAY BRING INSPECTION SERVICE By PETER EDSON NEA Washington Correspondent ^ccbrookcMyBecorc' The Oldest Daily in the District The Record is printed and published every week - day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office.69 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of | The Canadian Press, The Associa.ed 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 Washington \u2014 (NEA) \u2014 A general inspection I Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 25 cents service of some kind to keep top government officials on the straight and narrow paths of righteousness may be the outcome of President Truman\u2019s new effort to clean house in his administration.Calling Federal Bureau of Investigation Director J.Edgar Hoover into White House conferences has provided the tip-off on how sweeping a probe and purge of Truman\u2019s official family \u2018may be contemplated.One of Director Hoover\u2019s basic personnel policies and guides has long been that, \u201cNo organization is better than its inspection service.\u201d This is also a frequently quoted slogan in well-managed business organizations.In the case of the FBI, internal inspection of its own personnel has been carried to such an extreme that its own field agents are more rigorously inspected than the cases they are assigned to investigate.It begins before any FBI employee is hired.weekly, $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 6 months $4.50, 3 months $2.50, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c.\"Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\u201d CHRISTMAS MARKS WAY OF LIFE THAT IS BARRIER TO TYRANNY To the Western world, Christianity is a ;great foundation stone.On it are built many enduring religions.Rising from it, too, is the West\u2019s ennobling morality, with its exalting influence on individual human dignity and the , The applicant is so thoroughly investigated that brotherhood of man.When we observe Christ's birthday, we honor the Son of God.^^e do more.We honor a way of life that lifts man himself to a pinnacle.Christmas is always a re-affirming of faith in our fellow men, of hope for their betterment.From time to time, since the advent on the world scene of the latter-day dictators ¦\u2014 Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin \u2014\u2014 we have heard pleas for tolerance and understanding of their \u201cdifferent\u2019\u2019 way of life.We have been told that we must view these tyrants objectively.How do we know they are not necessary agents in a vast social upheaval that will usher in a far better life for all men How do we know they do not represent the \u201cwave of the future\u201d?The men who urge upon us this kind of objectivity do not grasp the fundamentals of our own society.Our modern tyrants, worse even than their most notorious forebears, are ruthles beasts trampling human rights crushing man\u2019s individuality.To condone this bestiality even backhand edly, declaring that it may lead to something .\t' .i,; v> 4*' 7'/te Record Short Story ENDORSED BY SANTA CLAUS By SEVEN ANDERTON Your Christmas Guest By REV.B.S.MURRAY, M.A.sometimes the FBI knows more about a prospective employee than he knows about himself.This inspection is continued through special training in the FBI Academy.Every doubt about a man is always resolved in favor of the Bureau.The trainee is never allowed to pass with the excuse of, \u201cHe\u2019s a good boy who means well.He has made a few mistakes, but he\u2019ll do better after he gets on the job.\u201d If there is any record of repeated mistakes or failures, the man just isn\u2019t hired.This is where the first big washout of personnel occurs.Constant Inspection The Norm But even after a man is hired as a special FBI agent, inspection of his every activity is pursued relentlessly.Every man has to make a written report on everything he does.\t; These reports are reviewed by the special ! agent in charge of the office, by supervisors and !\t.\t-\t- by a staff of some 20 top inspectors under Hugh ^e.Princess Elizabeth and the Hoover\t^\tdireCt0r¦ ^ Mr\u2019 ffhe'e charming^viStors did much .\t.\t,\t.to further strengthen the ties that They inspect even the special agents In charge bind the American and British of field offices, the supervisor* and the inspectors peoples in their combined effort themselves.\t*\t¦- \u2014 -\u2014 While ail this may sound something like a Gestapo or Russian NKVD operation, it has been well men.\u201d enough administered thus far to give the FBI the1 Then, too, their visit provided a ¦ reputation of having one of the few administrative note r°m3nce ln the fiearts.o£ s\"\u201c™vn rrmr, in,whlc,h r\t=ns?i and'rw\tPe?Plc Place full confidence.g0ing rough and were consequent- The catch, of course, is that up to now the FBI iy bewildered, anxious, dissatisfied, j has had no authority to inspect any other branch Our Canadian Youth will long re-1 The\tJer ftWeL 'V stars .q L- .J id It was nearing bedtime on the night of Dec.20 when Sam Joyce knocked on the door of Red Sonberg\u2019s home.Visits by Sam to ! Centerville homes were rare.Sam lives alone in his small cabin | behind the park, does a little work when it is absolutely necessary and does his visiting along Main Street.He spends a lot of time j hunting and fishing.Madge Sonberg opened the door and invited Sam in.Red, ' smoking his pipe in an easy chair, said hello and Sam took the chair that Madge indicated.\u201cI came,\u201d Sam said bluntly, \u201cto talk to you folks about Jim I Kotev.\u201d \u201cWhat about him?\u201d Red asked as Madge sat down on the arm 1 of his chair.\u201cDave Jones is trying to hook him again,\u201d Sam said.Jan Kotev, his wife Ana an dtheir two children were Latvians who had come to the community as displaced persons under an agreement to work two years for Dave Jones, on his big farm about two miles from town, \u201cHook him how?Red asked.] have to work another year for \u201cJan\u2019s deal with Jones will be Jones, then they could buy it, ii up in March,\u201d Sam said.\u201cYoujit hadn\u2019t sold before then.\u201d know about that?\"\t\u201cSo?\u201d Madge prompted.\u201cOnly by hearsay,\u201d Red replied,! \u201cSo I told Jan he could buy the \u201cI\u2019ve only'seen Kotev and his wife 1 place right now,\u201d Sam went on.at church now and then.From \u201cI told him that if he put up $800 what I hear, you know them better the bank would loan him a thou-than anybody else in town.\u201d\tI\tand on his note.You never saw \u201cHere\u2019s the nub of it,\u201d Sam ex- ! anybody as happy as those folks plained.\u201cYou know that old skin-(after I explained it to them.Jan Hint Jones never could keep other ! walked into town this morning and help.That\u2019s why he made arrange-j talked to Paul Seecord at the bank, ments with the D.P.agency to Seecord fixed up a note and told bring the Kotevs here.Under the Jan he could have the money when From The Record Files The spell of our royal guests- to actualize, in our generation, \u201cPeace on earth, good will toward r.\u201e :\ti .\t.\t,\t.\t.of the Federal Government, except on gMeial member seeing their Princess and \u2019 .* .°m^.3 tortuous way saying that assignment on a specific case.___\u201e__________ _\t__________ iher handsome husband and the the end justifies the means.And that is aj The FBI system of personnel Inspection is moving pagentry of that visit has notion utterly foreign to the Christian way of , *PP1,i9d only t0 it;» own People.\tj given them a fresh, perscmal urge life.This sort of objectivity we can never embrace.For the people of the Western world, through millions of individual judgments across \"«\u2022 g* r, vvrr:?r FBI has bem without fault.It has had its cases: with such a background, I find of agents who went wrong, who got drunk, who mySelf thinking this Christmas of chased somebody else's wife, or who got involved guests.Of course our royal guests with some person they were sent to investigate.were invited; every consideration How many agents the FBI has fired or asked was accordingly granted them.In the centuries since Christ's birth, have erected to resign thé Bureau will not disclose.But the a11 tj16.Plans.they were the de\u2018 the edifice of Christendom.Those judgments FBI record of dismissals for cause i* said to be termining factor.So ^he guests 1 ¦\t¦\t, .\t'OR nor fhnnronH nor nnrr -TVo\twhom yOU plan to HlVltO for Christ- are subjective \u2014 not objective.TK^v\t\u201d Per tnou^ann per year.The average for the mQC VOQr wni ho rnvon ovorv j *\t,\t.\t.\t,e\u2019 They rcprc;!u.S.government as a whole is 3 per thousand sented the conclusion again and again andjF0r industry it is 4.7 per thousand.again that man was worth dignifying, worth elevating to a realm where he could be to work his own destiny.free mas this year will be given every consideration For the Chief Guest\u2014Jesus\u2014 you will reserve the first place.He will not tolerate second place.After all it is His birthday! See then that you give Him first place Action On Investigation Is The Test If the FBI is now called in to inspect or investigate other government agencies in an effort Therefore, we who follow Christian tenets (to clean up the Truman administration, the test at the table of your heart.Open are irrevncahlv commitrerl\t=.\tof effectiveness will come only in what action is y°ur heart wide to His people\u2019s are irrevocably committed to a course- which\ton pgj findings.\tI want and shame allowing His love eschews tyrannical oppression and the destruc- \u2018 ygl Director Hoover has tried to keep his t0 mak9 every day a day of Beth tion of human rights in any form or degree, organization st#ztly on the job of investigation \u2014I lehem in jcur life.Our whole concept of living is rooted in the T10*- recommendation of corrective action nor prosecution.WITH In so doing you will keep Christmas as it should be kept\u2014with someone! The Wise Men, you know, saw Jesus with Mary His Mother, (Matt.2:11) and that visit set the pattern for future Christmas celebrations.So today those who profess and call themselves Christians are accordingly committed to think of, and do something for, others, pieferably for those m sorrow, need, sickness, or any other ad-1 versity.This is the wish of Him Who pleaded as Man with man to dwell, Jesus our Emmanuel (God with us)! He is the ideal Link, the only Mediator ( I Tim.2:5) between God and man.To effect this \u201cThe Word became flesh and blood\u201d; it must to gain admission to the human heart! Won\u2019t you invite Him to be your Guest, not only on Christmas Day but \u201cfor ever and ever\u201d so that lile, in mystical union with Him, will be a thrilling adventure! * * * \u201cA GRACIOUS WILLING GUEST\u201d Not to invite Him would be discourteous.You can't leave Him out of the yearly remembrance of His birth at Bethlehem.And the rewards for really knowing Him are so priceless.Jesus is unique! Born a Child He is, was, and still shall be the world\u2019s Saviour.Think of your privilege of entertaining the Supreme Conquering Hero of all time, able to do all things .the Divine Emigrant .The Great Adventurer .the Pioneer Extradionary .the subjective decision to honor God and man.Many FBI reports on loyalty investigations have There is no turning back to the \u2019\u2019objective\" (heretofore not been acted upon.Many FBI instudy of ways which do not exalt God and man.1 VMti*ations and reP°rts 0,1 Hatch-Act political Tu .\t,\t.\t,\t.\t1 f ,1 activity by government employees were likewise 1 here is only a moving forward toward fuller never acted on realization of the Christian brotherhood Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY men.of! The trouble that the Truman administration now finds itself in is not over the activities of its Tk ;\ti ij .i t j career, civil service employees on whom disciplin There is no acknowledgment that the de- ary action can pas]y ^ t'kcn USE SOME MAKE TO PERSUASION A CONTRACT \u2019Twas the night before Christmas, and Generous Ceorge wms All the bad actors today are political appointees playing the South hand.The con-\u2014 sub-cabinet officers, collectors of internal rev- tract was unmakable until he per-enue and the like \u2014 who were personnally select- suaded one of the opponents to j ed for public office by the Democratic adminis- accept a little present.West opened the ten of clubs, vices of tyranny can serve even momentarily as weapons advancing man s cause.There is only endless insistence that Christian morality be our staff and guide in the grinding struggle up-¦ tration.ward to a more rewarding spiritual life for President Truman\u2019s immediate problem is to and dummy won with the queen, humankind\t| check up on and get rid of these wrong-doers.He East\u2019s jack of clubs didn\u2019t both- _\tappointed them and is personally responsible for er declarer because dummy\u2019s Let our observance of Christmas in trou-^ them.\tj hearts looked like the key to the bled 1951 tell once more of the deep faith we! He can sub-let the job of inspecting them to,slanl contracF the FBI or some other agency.But he will have i have in the rightness of this cause.Let it speak our denial that any other path is worth treading for even a fleeting second of human history- to fire the guilty himself.PROFIT REARS ITS HEAD Izvestia, official mouthpiece of the Soviet Government, has taken a long hard look at the present state of affairs in the Ukraine and decided that the profit motive is getting out of hand, The Associated Press reports from Moscow: For instance: The volunteer fire department of Lutsk is engaged not so much in putting out fires as in carrying out repair and construction work for profit.And for instance: The Beekeepers\u2019 Voluntary Society of Kherson has only 1 1 hives and produced only 60 kilograms ( 1 32 pounds) of honey this year, but managed to run up net profits of nearly 100,000 rubles ($25,000 at the official rate) by speculating in honey, apples, potatoes, and so on.These goods were purchased on the PRESS COMMENTS At the second trick declarer cashed dummy's ace of hearts, and then he continued by ruffing a heart.He got back to dummy by leading a trump to the nine, and proceeded with his plan by ruffing another low heart.West discarded the nine of dia-| monds on this trick, making it clear that no amount of ruffing could possibly establish dummy's hearts.Generous George was not a bit downhearted.The contract would ADEQUATE PUNISHMENT Owen Sound Sun-Times The privilege of local option tan only be enjoyed if the laws are enforced and those who are acting outside the law are shown that they can \u201c\u201cju bTeasy enTughllTeach \u201cop-not profit by their illegal activities.Actually the ponent had two trumps.He could same can be said in regard to any liquor sales enter dummy with a trump to the measures which are aimed at control.\t!jack in order to ruff a third There will always be those who seek to pro- heart; and again with the king of fit by the weakness of others if they \u201ccan get clubs to ruff out dummy\u2019s last away with it.\u201d The same holds true with stealing heart- and other offences which come under the crim-i He could then cash the ace of inal code.But in such cases the authorities and e,ul).s ar\\d the ace of diamonds, eencr.1 public ,.k, , more c.Uitic WEST\tNORTH (D)\t24 *\tK J9 V AJ 1065 *\t54 *\tIC Q 2 EAST A7\t*432 V 72\tVKQ983 AKJ982\t4 Q 1063\t * 10 9 8 7 4\t North\tSOUTH A AQ 108 65 V 4 ?\tA7 *\tA653 Both sides vul.East South West 1 V\tPass\t1 *\tPass 2*\tPass 6 *\tPass Pass\tPass Opening lead\u2014* 10\t THIRTY TEARS AGO In New York City, Christmas tree dealers were surprised to find bottles of liquor nestling in fir trees shipped from a point on the Canadian border.The discovery, retailers said, may explain why wholesalers were reluctant to distribute the trees when they arrived last night.TWENTY YEARS AGO At PJchmond, the following headed their classes as St.Francis High School closed for the holidays; Grade 1, Mary Campbell; grade 2, Jean Boast; grade 3, Gertrude Stevens; grade 4, Iris Findlay; grade 5, Marion Driver; grade 6,\tAlbertina Alexander; grade 7,\tRobert Cunningham; grade 8,\tEdward Gaie: grade 9, Lloyd Moore; grade 19, Arthur Galbraith; grade 11, Crystal Wlikins.TEH YEARS AGO British Prime Minister Churchill spent Chr:stmas eve in Washington, D.C., in conference with President Roosevelt concerning the disposition of the bases and fleet of France, since that country fell to the Nazis.FIVE YEARS AGO Sgt.R.Murray Smith, in charge of the Sherbrooke detachment, R.C.3I.P., has started* a lecture tour of English-speaking schools in the East-Townships, to foster friendlier relations between youth and the \u201cMounties.\u201d Freight-locomotive engineer W.F.Crittenden, of Farn-, ham, is in hospital and 15 other persons suffered lesser injuries when the Alouette, Montreal to Boston passenger train, and the freight locomotive met head-on near the Potvin Crossing, Cowansville.agreement, Jones was to furnish a house and groceries and pay twenty dollars a month for two years in return for the labor of Jan and his wife.Dave would have included the labor of the kids if he had thought he could get away with it.You know what kind of groceries Dave furnished.He bought them at your store.And you know the house he put them in.He had been storing grain, baled he got one responsible party to sign with him and his wife.So Jan hiked back and asked Dave Jones to sign with him.\u201d Red snorted and Madge sniffed.\u201cHell of a note,\u201d Sam agreed.\u201cJan told me about it when I w^ent out there for supper.Jones would not sign, and he tried to scare the pants off Jan with stuff about the awful cost of tools and machinery j and the like.Well, Jan said I was the only other person he knew hav and tools in it for years.The ; well enough to ask.\u2019 furniture he put in was junk from ; Sam grinned sheepishly.\u201cHe salck and second hand stores.But looked at mo so danged hopeful Ana and the girl made a home that I couldn't tell him that, being «p u\ta v,h fu\u201e fut-imr\tIVio tnu\u2019n\u2019ç r\u2019namninn Innfpr 7 ain't of it anyhow.And the funny part is that they are grateful to Dave.Madge Sonberg sniffed.\u201cDave ! Jones is a disgrace to humanity.I\u2019ve felt sorry for the Kotevs ever since they came, but they made the agreement themselves.There didn\u2019t seem to be anything that could be done about it.\u201d \u201cThere is now,\u201d Sam said.\u201cJust let me give you the picture and you\u2019ll see.I know the setup pretty well.I met Jan last spring When I was fishing.The cornfield he was plowing ran down to the river.We got acquainted.Since then I\u2019ve been taking them some fish or game and having supper with them every week or so.Sow belly is about the only meat Jones ever gives them.\u201d Madge nodded.\u201cAnd all he buys for them at the store is flour and beans.They say he furnishes everything else from his own cellar and bins.Sam grunted.i\u2018Tve swallowed some of it.Well, you know come March, Jan can make a new deal with Jones, or anybody else.And the town\u2019s champion loafer, I ain't what the bank would call a responsible signer.So I got Jan to let me bring the note along.You are director in the bank and I thought maybe\u2014\u201d Sam floundered.\u201cGive me the note,\u201d Red said.\u201cI\u2019ll sign\u2014\u201d \u201cJust a minute,\u201d Madge interrupted.\u201cThat would be half doing what should be done right.Sam.you sign that note and let me have it.I\u2019m going to make a responsible party out of you.\u201d Sam grinned.\u201cAnything you start to do, Mrs.Sonberg, usually gets done, but that\u2019s a big order.\u201d \u201cYou only have to do two things,\u201d Madge said.\u201cSign the note now, then take our delivery truck on Christmas Eve and bring the Kotevs to the community tree at the auditorium.I\u2019ll take care of the rest.\u201d When Sam Joyce was gone Red Sonberg questioned his wife with a grin.Long cohabitation had taught him the futility of interfering when Madge started to roll.\u201cDave Jones is going to get a Jones is trying to get him to sign j jolt,\u201d Madge said, \u201cor I don't know up again now.He offered Jan the j this town.We\u2014 same house and groceries and a ! Ten.minutes later Pied pulled thousand dollars for next year, ! her into his lap and kissed her.with the labor of the kids included j \u201cAll right, Mrs.Fixit,\u201d he chuckl-in the deal.You know how those ed.\u201cLet\u2019s go to bed.\u201d Transforming Christ Who makes ! all things new.In fact, m Him \u201cthe Conlinued On Page 2 kids have worked since they\u2019ve been here\u2014and walked in and out from the farm to do it.\u201d \u201cI had the girl, Eta, to help with housecleaning this spring,\u201d Madge said.\u201cCuly 15, but she\u2019s the quickest and best worker I\u2019ve ever had in the house.\u201d \u201cAnd the boy, Ivan, is just as good,\u201d Sam said.\u201cJust 13, but he mows the lawns, cleans basements and much better than a lot of them.The old folks are good workers, too.Dave keeps them at it early and late and-\u201d \u201cThey haven't signed up with Jones?\u201d Red cut in.\u201cNo.I told Jan not to.Here\u2019s why.In spite of going to school, the kids have earned about $1,200 since they got here.And $360 of it has been saved.Jan found out that the 30 acres across the river from Jones can be bought for a down payment of $1.500 and there\u2019s a better house on it than the Kotevs are living in.So Jan told me he thought they would Country's Flog\t^ Answer to Previous Puzzle HORIZONTAL 1,4 Depicted is the flag of though these crimes actually cause less suffering and one losing diamond.\t.\t.\t.\t.\t.\t.\t\u201e i George therefore led a low and degradation than do breaches of the liquor trump t0 dummy g jacki ^oversales laws.\tjng tfogt West had started with The story Is told of one Owen Sound man only one trump.The plan of ruff-who, starting in the bootlegging business, put his ing out dummy's hearts had to be first profits into the bank until they reached abandoned, since East would sure-$200.Then, he is quoted as telling a friend, he ly ruff a club, could look on what he made after that as sure profit.The $200 would pay his initial fine, should , .\ti he ever be caught.In other words, it was his local collective farms and sold on the open | \u201clicence fee\u201d held in reserve until such time as markets.\t^ he should have to pay it.In addition, Izvestia commented on these , Jail tarm* are the only hK0P*,of ^rbing boot- legging.Cash fines can only be viewed as \u2018licence things: Fishing collectives in the Odessa region are manufacturing iron chains.An Artel (a cooperative of independent L That thought gave George an idea.He led the deuce of clubs from dummy.East pounced on this trick with his four of trumps.\"Forgot about this one, didn\u2019t you?\u201d he gloated.George just beamed jovially.The slam was now unbeatable.He fees\u201d for an illegal act.When such fines are in won the diamond return with\u2019 thc the form of $200 and costs or three months n ace> led a club t0 dummy\u2019s king, ]ail\u201d they become even the more ridiculous, in ruffed a heart and cashed the ace view of the unrealistic comparison between cash'0f clubs to discard dummy\u2019s los-snd the value of time.\tine diamond.The reit.of course j was easy.Now just try to make the slam i if East discards on the deuce of ; clubs instead of ruffing.There are ! only eleven tricks, no matter what South does.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: North\tEast South\tWest 1 Heart Pass 1 Spade\tPass 3 Hearts Pass ?You, South, hold: Spades K-Q-9-5, Hearts K-6-3, Diamonds Q-9-; 6-3, Clubs A-4.What do you do?A\u2014Bid four clubs.Any response to three hearts means that you accept the invitation so you needn\u2019t worry about being dropped at four clubs.You will later show your support for hearts, and your partner will then know that your club hid did not show a suit but was meant to show an ace.He will then know also that you are interested in a slam, and the rest will be up to him.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION The\tbidding\thas been: North\tEast\tSouth\tWest 1 Heart Pass\t1 Spade\tPass ! 3 Diamonds Pass ?You,\tSouth,\thold: Spades K-.T- 7-5-2, Heart 4, Diamonds 9-6-3, ! Clubs Q-8-5-4.What do you do?5\tImitated 6\tGet up 7\tThis country \t in Italy 8\tBow slightly 9\tHateful 10\tGreek slave 11\tPile 13 Worms 16 Compass point 19 Snakes 10 Wading bird 12 Incident 14\tAge 15\tStakes 17\tUnderworld god 18\tFrench article 20 Fastest 19\tReckless 23 Reasons driver\t25\tFrench cake 21\tBone\t32\timposing 22\tformerly 33 Army unit 24 Malarial fever-jc r-ioc^i 23\tRend\tNatural fat 27\tGo by 28\tHigher 29\tPronoun 30\tDirection (ab.) 31\tDown 32\tNarrow valley 34 Comfort 37\tRepose 38\tProsecutes 39\tSilver (symbol) 40\tTritest 46\tNear 47\tBeak 49\tAttentive 50\tMalt beverage 51\tHotel attendant 53 Later 55\tHangman\u2019s knots 56\tSpread VERTICAL 1\tCalm 2\tConstellation 3\tNegative reply 4\tAllot H raiii-j WILD LUPINE 41\tScottish headgear (pi.) 42\tWings 43\tCamera part 44\tComparative suffix 45\tMusical direction 48 snow contempt 50 Goddess of infatuation 52 Artificial language 54 Length measure (abj 10\t1\tz\t3\tII\t\t\t4\t5\tb\t\t7\t3\t5 !\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\\Z\t\t\t\t\t\t\t13 JH\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t17\t\t 18\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t20\t\t21\t 2Î.\t\t23\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t2H\t\t\t 2b\t\t\t\te\t\t\t\t\t\t\t27\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t1\t^\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t2»\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t2 a brother-in-law and sis-escaped while being moved at\ta'u\u2019\tG-D,°nne\u2019 night under light guard.\tManchester, N.H.; her nephews, 'ru;»\tand nieces.Mr.and Mrs.Lucien This brought a\tsharp\tretoit\tBoucher, of Manchester, N.H.j'anct from Libby.\tMr.and Mrs.Paul Emile Lefe- \u201cSurely you don't contend you bvre, of Quebec City, have mislaid 50.000 men in this a large number were present manner, he said.\tat the funeral to pay their last \u201e\t, \u201e\t\u2014~^\t,\trespect to this pioneer lady of the Seoul, Korea, Dec.24\u2014\u2014Al- parish, lied soldiers today prayed for Interment was in the local ceme-peace but fought\tscattered\tskir\ttery.mishes on the frosty Korean bat- To bereaved family, the cit-tle front.\tizens of Martinville offer their There was plenty of Christmas profound sympathy, spirit along the 145-mile front.United Nations troops had reli-gious services, WTapped gifts for Korean orphans, gathered around trees decorated with home-made baubles and opened packages from home.Santa Claus On Visit To Local Textile Plant St.Nicepliore Resident FINANCIAL NEWS & MARKET REPORT MONTREAL CURB MARKET (Courtesy \u2014r of Greenshiclds & Co.) NEW YORK STOCK MARKET MONTREAL STOCK MARKET \tvies jei ifie\t\tAnglo\tNfld\t\t11\u2019*\tAmcircan Telephone\t155\u2019 i\t155 Abtihi\t\t IG\u2019U\t16\u2019.'\t,8 \t\t\t15.A.\tOil\t\t\t21\tAnaconda\t50- 4\t50% Abitibi Bid.\t\t24;'.i\tiB his\tDrummondville.Dec.24\tDelay\tBrown\tConranv\t14 ' v\tBethlehem Steel\t51\u20194\t51\u2019* Algoirn\t.\t49 ' 11$\t50 Vi\tiA the\ting his escape from the\tbla.'.ing\tCan.a:\tnd Dorn Sugar\t19 B\tBorden's Co.\t.\t49 \u2019 ?\tMununum,.\t.107\t107\t pre-Chrlsunas rounds to visit .\t_ local plant of the Dominion Tex-\t^ Nicephore, 12 miles tZ.,\t« o j\tsouth of Drummondvillo, to phone tile Company on Saturday after- his llllclp that the home w;is );i.0 Wilfrid Belanger was burned to death early on Saturday morning.His body was found in the smok ing ruins of his parents' home some nine hours after the house caught fire at S.iSO a m.Saturday.The fire, which broke out in the noon when he looked in at the first annual Christmas dinner given for the members of> the Overseers and Second Hands Club and their lamilies in tne company cafeteria.In an apparent effort to speed kitchen of the one-storcy house, up his business, the Old Gentleman was discovered by his mother who armed in the room oy tractor, was awakened by the smoke, instead ot by hlS traditional rein- At vicht of flamrs in tbn kimhnn W.J.LA VIGNE, sales promotion deer, driven by a highly if some- Ahe aroused he^\"our el ildrei and supervisor for The Sbawinigan wvhat unconventionally decorated a hired man rhe motheï smashed Water and Power Company, who chauffeur\t, a bedroom window, pushed two has been elected president of the After being welcomed by the youngsters to safrtv and ioined Quebec Wholesale Farm Equipment mill superintendent.Ken Mills, them seconds inter ' '\tJ Association.\tand M.Buzzell.president of the Running to the other side of the Can.West.Lumber Cons.Paper .Ford \u201cA\" .Fraser .\u2022.\u2022\u2022 Home Oil .MIN\u2019.'S Louvicourt .v.eedon .Wendell .10'-B \u201d4 -n .a.» .41 .55 .45 Financial Crisis Is Major Problem Churchill Not To Continued From Page 1 !±b\u2019of%^Tdedto0f\\hed*iS^U- naming ^me^ë s^v ^ hired ae man had carried the smallest child Facing Chrysler ( eus.Edison .Dupont ecu mal Electric Goodyear Intern.Paper Intern.Telephone Jnhn.-Manville ; Mont simcry Ward Nash Kolv.N.X.Central .Pepsi.Radio\t.Republic Slcel Std.Oil of N.J.Studebaker .U.S.Rubber .U.S Steel .,, Vanadium Steel .Woolworth i 9\t\t69'a\tAsbo.s\tlOS\t\t21\t\u2019\u2022i 21D\tB 23\t\\\t83\u2019a\t1 Bat Ini\tnit\t\"A\u201d \t\t.bl\t.) 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Smelters .178'-.! Dist.Seagram .25*» Dominion Bridge 73 Dorn.Steel A ( oal Co.171 CARDS OF THANKS wv wish to express our sincere »p preotatlon to relatives and friends who Rene Millctte of Drummondvillo.tors and muses at thc Sherbrooke H, pita!, also thc minl-.loi\u2019.to all who sent food and flowers and assisted in any way, M,i W CUNNINGHAM AND FAMILY North Hatley.Que considérât ens figured in Churchill's reported decision: 1.Truman is dead set against taking part in any such session, believing that the time is not ripe ford, of Sangster Memorial Church.Peace Lies Continued From Page 1 and the west not yet strong enough into two clearly-separated groups to make it fruitful for peace.(which subsequently are loath to 2.In view of Russia's behavior Ç.°ncede anyone any sort of on disarmament and other i.sues in the Dinted Nations meeting in Indicating that the Roman Catb Paris, as well as Russia's continued olio church could not take a stand general conduct in world affairs, it ïïith\tof lhese two camps, the is difficult\tto figure\tout\twhat\tFof)e\touthned the church's contri-\tscored two goals Sunday night as l oTT\tV v\tout\twhat\tissues\tbul\ttu peace The church he\this team defeated Toronto Maple might be taken up between the said, can not have \u201ca pure political Leafs 4 2.chiefs of state of east and west interest.\"\tWally Hergesheimcr ot New with some hope\tof strong\tdesire .H1®\tCatholic church, the Pope\tYork, who tallied twice Sunday\tcabinet said,\tis\ta \u201creligious and not a poli- ] night in Rangers 3-2 win over Chi\timporta WEEK-END STARS Goalie Terry Sawehuk of Detroit Red Wings who Sunday night registered his seventh shutout of the season, blanking Canadiens 4-0.Defenceman Doug Harvey of Montreal Canadiens for his two goals and one assist Saturday as his team downed Chicago Black Hawks 5 1.Toronto Maple Leafs\u2019 Max Bentley who scored two goals Saturday to pace thc Leafs to a 3-2 victory over Boston Bruins.Boston's Jack McIntyre who Dont.Textile Dry clou ! Famous Players Foundation Co.General Steel Wares Gypsum Imperial Oil Imperial Tobacco .Intern.Nickel .Intern.Paper lut.Dote.; 1 hid.Accept, .( Howard Smith .! Massey-Harris McColI-Frontcnac .Molson 115 a 40 It l l\\ 31 o-'F' 1 9; 1 lit 23 38 Vk 17 178 7FïB n-ViB IF1* 1611B lllfaB IS K 31 38T* ML 42'1 SO B ill 2 A Mvco ai 111-.on\t11 lx with «Inme si»uiuUe 1 thank .in rolaiions, neigh-; Montreal Locoinolire hors and friends, who were so kind during the Illness and death of my dear j husband, by sending ford, flowers ami j 20 seats in the House of Fonunons compared with a singledigure ma jority for l abor in the pre election Parliament.\u2019Jho Conservative margin was ^smaller than many observers had _________________ __ ______^ Montreal expected out the lirai weeks of tlie by doing deeds of kindness.1aoi\\ones new Parliament suggested it thoughtfulness will always be lemem-would prove enough lor effective be red by me government, thus ending the mol '\tmay Mccutchion \u2022ineholy dtadlock hetween the two Sweetsburg, Que.big parties which had existed since I\t- the staiemate election Feb.23, 1950.Churchill.Prime Minister for the first time by the votes of the people he was summoned bv Par liament to be wartime Premier\u2014i lln,'P«r f»' '\u2022> »'ho «.\u2022\u2022«tsted in am \u201cSteel of Canada moved swiftly to name a new cabinet in which Anthony Eden as Foreign Secretary was No.2 man.A novel feature of the 16-member was the appointment to l wish to expross my sincere thanks j and appifulation to rny many friom.'s .ind roladviN fur their many mts of kindness during mv illness and ronval* ('sconce, especially to Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Nat.Breweries .Nat.Steel Car .Noranda\t.Powell River .Price Bros.Provincial Transport Quebec Power Roy^iUte t'il Roy alite Oil Sicks Breweries .SI.l.aw.Corf).Shawinigan So.Canada Power 17; s 4 l \u2022\u20184 21 1 > R 17 n 81 41% 81 32:!4\t32% 12V4B 17\t17 B HF 1 B 17 B KF' tB 17 A 19'v B 19% B 40 and good will on both sides for ^ InMitS! agieement.\t| \u201cPolitical men and sometimes Churchill cautioned the British ! churchmen,\" he said, \u201cwho w ould Patrol Activity Continued From Page 1 people Saturday night against attaching \u201cexaggerated importance and hope\u201d to his meeting with Truman.He said the talks would in-, elude \u201cthe whole field,\u201d and that he hoped they would produce an atmosphere in which the tw o countries may \u201cwork together easily and intimately .as we used to.\u201d ChurchiJ said Britain will have cago Black Hawks.Quebec Citadels moved closer to total about $11,500,000 \u2014 an increase of about $2,000,000 in 1950, $12,500,000 in 1949 and $10,500,000 in 1948.Mr.Abbott said that the International Monetary Fund, the mul \u201cPROTECTION AGAINST INFLATION\u201d A«lc your Investment Dealer {or the above folder and prospectus of CALVIN BULLOCK Ltd.army headquarters casualty list Dec.13.t The Major sent a section under L.Cpl.M.J.Walker of Sault Ste.Marie across no man\u2019s land to get Sterling\u2019s platoon out\u2014communi-, cations having been knocked out : ti-nation organization to stabilize by the shelling.Sterling had been currencies and exchange rates, has hit in the foot but carried on.been consulted on the proposal to Then the Major waited out in ; extend the federal aid and \u201chas fhe enemy territory for Walker to raised no objection.\u201d report back that the platoon had Mines which eiect to sell gold withdrawn, personally checking | on the free markets\u2014where the ____________________ price for gold ranges higher than thc official price of $35 per fine ounce.United States funds \u2014 in 1952 or 1953 and forego the subsidies will be able to do so at quarterly intervals.\u201cThe government has decided,\u201d said Mr.Abbott, \u201cthat mines should have fhe opportunity at quarterly intervals of electing to take advantage of the premium market and to forego assistance j under the emergency gold mining assistance act.\u201cA mine may make its election j effective the first day of any quar-{ ter of 1952 or 1953, but once thei election has been made, it will be binding for the remaining portion of that year.\u201cThe election may be made at any time before the expiration of 30 days after the elected date.For example, if a mine receiving assistance under the act decides to take advantage of sales to pre-j mium markets on April 1, 1952, it will have until April 30 to make | its election, but it yill receive no j assistance under the act for the | last nine months of 1952.\u201cAt the end of 1952, however, all mines will have a new oppor-! tunity to make a new choice in | respect of 1953.\u201d Mr.Abbott said a number of mines took advantage of the right to sell on the free market opened to them last October.\u201cHowever, despite this new outlet the higher cost units in the industry continue to face a difficult situation as a result of steadily rising costs.\u201cLast week a delegation representing the mines presented a brief to my colleagues (Mines Minister) Mr.Prudham and to myself in which they pointed out the very serious consequences which would face the industry if the emergency gold mining assistance act were to termine as scheduled at the end of 1951.\u201d ChrU?tftK?akr1i.i0rfoi1ttle ,?pouse \u201ct : the idle high-flying Montreal Cana-wnn'm Jit ^ureh^ thelr ally ! diens in the Quebec Junior Ama-the ehurrli \u201d\t6 Very eSSenCe °£ i teur IIwk\u2018T League during the wrestyhpr m-io o,atftenipt,to Quebec split a week-end double-nontramu- !,lf ,c,hurch.)\tfr0'n J1®®\theader with the third-place Mont rhiirrh-Ji-mU- fr1- n0t\t.al(J, ,th,e\t,eal Nationales, losing 5-3 to the Rpfprriru t /th Ppa?e> *1® add®d-i Nats Satutday and defeating them hom ^thi por!, £h6I ?we °f B®thle' ! 2-1 Sunday.Quebec now has 36 .-r\u2014-t.,.ifr0ITi H,-VrFh tho Phat h*166 agalU Poin,s> thiee ahead of Nationales to battle alone, without counting i®0111 Hix crib, the church assumes ; and ejgb( bebind Canadiens on American dollars in what he fer m*ssi®n of P68®®- K ls only | Three K.vers Reds are alone in called a three-year fight against \u201c™e, ]he asserted, that can give | ,he next spot with 28 points as the national bankruptcy.\traeil^ha.^lBty t(?.ga'n\tp®ace-\tresult of the 2-0 blanking they \u201cI have\tnothing to\tpropose to ; like the worlHv8 nnwirt\tn,°Pte\u2019f\t^ handed lhP cellar-dwelling Granby you that is\teasy,\u201d he\tsaid.\tfjm\u201e\tpoÏLers\that.fr,°.m\t; Royals Sunday.Reds are two ahead The British leader is due to sail [o enter one clU Tr\"aÏÏthé/ i th6 fSî,,;,®r?rne KagI®s who hokl for the United States Dec.29 \u201cholds herself fl?from such h°Wn Mli hKPlaCe lrl slx\u2018te,am aboard the Queen Marv.He will be ! changeable combinations \u201d?t u not i 00,p' Lran,b-V ,las nn,v f|vc points, accompanied by Foreign Secretary for her to leave her divine mission r At- ^Hob®c Saturday.Charjes Anthony Eden; Lord Ismay, Secre- he added eaVe ner mv,ne m'ssi0n> ! Lamirande paced the Nats with -al7 f?r Commonwealth Relations; If war is truly to be avoided, he Rene®0 PronSist and Edmund Swartzack notched singletons.and Lord Chervvell, Paymaster General and chief of Britain\u2019s atomic energy program.Churchill will address a joint session of Congress about Jan.17.He will interrupt his Washington visit at some point for a visit to Canada.Final Toll Continued From Page 1 But Foster vehemently denied that.Lingo explained that rock dust, made of powdered limestone, is spread in mines to keep down coal dust.Coal dust when mixed with air is explosive.John L.Lewis, president of the Independent Mine Workers\u2019 Union, ending v.Ith an apostolic bënëdlc- I way «luring my (stay there, anil to Mr and Mrs.Hodolpht1 Grenier and my par cnU, Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Hyatt (or the week» spent with them.Special thanks to Mrs.Augustus Barter for caring for my three children while I was away, nt co-ordinating posts of f,\u201e au >\\ ho came to set' me, sent cards, non-party men such as Lord Ismay, j letters, Bowers, fruit and candy, to tin* Lord Chu-well and Lord Leathers.SI.Pauls Guild In Uury for tlielr fruit Lord Woolton, Lord Reading and ind Uto St.James' Guild In t iunpton Lord do li.Warr were other prom- ; f«>t their uirt.a special word of thank» inent peers in the government, and : does to Mr.and Mrs.itayfieui Ho»s for promptlv won tile popular title of «''ttlnx l|l\u2019 » ,ovcl>' aimshlne baskc and \u201cover-lords.\u201d Labor, in opposition\t'vho contr buted to u.¦\",( fo.f\t,\t* »\u2022\t\u2022 T mi-: heir many trips to Compton Ihe kind- for the ust time since its 104o , of ea\u201ch sll , shill ,llwa).8 re.victory at thc polls, criticized the | new Con; ervalive cabinet as repre Walker (i Zeller's W.33'a 33 b, 51 \" I 13 384 R 24'a It 331 * B 51:lu B BIRTHS member.MHS.IVAN BARTER Bury, Que.( ARD OF THANKS We would like lo thank all friends, Camille Henri scored twice-for Quebec and Rainer Makila got Ihc said, there must be a return to spiritual values which alone can assure peace.The Dope, as he has stressed in oVhVr' ''-\u2019(i'jT aîro\"1 thP*Ctr,rrd,6^61ally in i rn Montreal Sunday.Citadels saees t .tho lnHd C,brlstmas, mc\u201c led 1-0 al the end of the second sages to the world, again spoke of period on a goal bv Roger r.nau SST.iiS&riSt'iSSSi Rot referring 1-\t\u2022\t\u2022\t,, Leclerc tncreased the lead to 2-0 tnnJId/.'i! g ?\u2022 I™pass,'0ned early in the final stanza and las ex ot \"'i e nre'd n H °i c 116 cburch Edmund Swartzack saved Montreal ing ?nP64h6nC*d and 1S, ®xperlenc: from a whitewashing with only a countrie\t3teu fcw min,)1es of Plfly remaining.couW no-\u2019he\tthf6C^Urch\tAt Thl'®e Hivers, Claude Ger- Mlnsofrmhn6,^ 5ll6nC6; main put tbe Reds ahcad Pa-'d the sneak out 0ff™®n\u2019b®.sa'ld;.can 110 halfway mark of the opening per- men are denHverf^f\u2019tif1-1 161,8 °f iod and pi®rr® Brillant notched the libertv\u201d \u2022\tn h61tr \"Jk1\"3 second S'>al early in fhe middle aith y Un PiiO * HCPO 4U» «MiwU*xr«T#>Ni SUCC?&C>OOKti.out RADINuSi H, Ani>s G/rr problem was solved by H/S CRYSTAL BALE/ ~T WHY,LARDY, ITS JUST WHAT i WANTED J HOW DID YOU KNOW?OH, A LITTLE BALL TOLD ME/ ^5.y/2_z£ ¦klZJ SoTHiS IS YOUR MASKS MIRROR?WCLt-.lSF.E-SOMETHINO- YOU\u2019R-G .GOING TÔ GET./ \"Yfr ii,r;,,\u201e,,iii \",.- II y .to You're right under.Tmet ) my MISTLETOE.' i saw ns FAVORITE reflection in Your / flower / \u2014I crystal-/\t/~~r\u2014> 7 T M.RfC.U.S.PAT.OFF.J&PH.1901 .P.Y N&A_§XBy.l£E,, IfjC Y /2-2Y ALLEY OOP By V.T.Homlin TROUBLE THF TIME-MACHINE LABORATORY HAS (UNEXPL AtNABLY) STRANDED AL LEY' OOP.OOOLA.rOO.CY IT^jfc^AND DiMNY AT __j THE INORTH FOI E YuS where we fiiyd l /Yr' THEM BEGGING L\u2019-rC'/: A HITCH FROM SAJ'-rrA OLALG.THEN YOU'LL TAKE I YES,.BUT YOU'LL HAYE U6 BACK TO THE / TO TRAVEL ON YOUR LABORATORY?/OWN POWER.BUT DO JUST AS I SAY AND 7->- A YOU\u2019LL BE OKAY.VI \\ A f ALL RIGHT,OOOLA ANIYOOf3 AND , FOOZYSAY I.UP ON OU DINNY, FOLLOW ME TH\u2019COLDIS X THROUGH BAD, BUT THIS i TH' SKY/ IS WORSE.'IT COULD GET U5 ALL IN A BIG BLACK , jmir»-,.HEARSE/ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES eWR\\e,TMASl A\\m \\T JCOrntlTBKtS «\\CHV.T.7E J GRAW» TlOM,, J tAW-f TO t&.C.' V Vx.I » AFYO VOVVV YLAMT To NDVWT\t, VOO VMWi MWEsTAVt-tY NSOLiT OOVOVYOTÏVA 1>\\ G>0 Asvmto *.T/ ~1_ By Ecfqcr Martin Y.OT 1.AtV.'èÔ ASWAM.'LO v-TBPT l'M\\ GO OüWa, \\ CALYT 'VVGG'tW ViKKT AtL&VT.\\G ~r ,«\tf/, Peloquin, LL.L., L.S.S.\t\u201e\t^ Ü|[\t27 Brooke Stroot\tTelophono 2-3677 qjj 66 Wellington St.North\tTelephone 31474\t^ Continental Bldg., Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014 Téléphona 2-1549\t3*1\tKing St.Wast\t|\tTéléphona 2-2444 P\ti\t.g\tGreet,ngs for Chnstmas\t, THE SEASON'S BEST\t$ S\tand ibe New Year!\tÿ Roland Dugre, K.C.^\t^ 1 MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! NOTARY 1 Continental Bide.Telephone 3-16M a,la \"\t3*1 $\tHAPPY NEW YEAR!\t$ I\t.1\tTo All My Eastern Townships Friends.$[ Crepeau, Lemieux & Cote ||\tChenier Picard CIVIL ENGINEERS and LAND SURVEYORS\t^\tNOTARY *\t«\tc.\t_\tT.i.nhon# 2-3876 S 70 Wellington St.North \u2014 Tel.2-0033 \u2014 Sherbrooke, Qu*.SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL! Dr.Julien Giroux a i 1* i i m Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Everyone! Maheu, Noel & Co.YULETIDE WISHES! George Coté and Jacques Brisson PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 1 L\u2019elMB* I\u2019Dl I eV^H&r ( a: CHARTERBD ACCOUNTANTS\t3A\tA.R.Wilson Ltd.\t1 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-3869\t24 Dufferin Avenue\t\u2014\tTelephone 3-2509 1 I 1 1 CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR WISHES! C.Orner Biron NOTARY 66 Wellington St.North Tel.2-2959 i HOLIDAY WISHES! .j ,\t.\t.t.% , Dr.Valmore Olivier DENTIST ' .9\t\u2019\t.a, *« Wellington St.South\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-0323 1 1 1 1 1 OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR A *\tHAPPY HOLIDAY!\t^ 4\tI #\tBELANGER \u2014 ST.JACQUES \u2014 SIROIS & CO.SEASON'S GREETINGS!\" H.G.James ARCHITECT CHARTERED ACCOUHTANTS ^\t^\tNOTARY 53 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-2691 fF 36 Portland Street\t\u2014\tTelephone 3-2210\t62 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 24223 1 1 1 1 « A Merry Christmas To All and the Best in 1952! Jacques Lagasse 1 I 1 We wish you all a very HAPPY HOLIDAY! COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON! A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! GREETINGS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S! Larochelle Savard & Cie ^\tCHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS »*\t49 King St.Weet\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-2290 v&\t« A 'Merry Christmas and a HAPPY NEW YEAR i i ARCHITECTS i ADVOCATE Prospect Street\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-3242 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-2922\t^S.\tSHERBROOKE, QUE.\t££\t22 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-7488\t33.\t22 Wellington St.North Marcel Dubuc NOTARY ^\tHAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!\tj| Audet, Tremblay, Audet § 8 M 66 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 2-2922\t-y-.Ça\tta\t¥à\t.TC %\tHOLIDAY GREETINGS!\t^\t- ^\t\u2014\t8\t1 Doyon & Trottier REGISTERED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Tel.34536 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON! 1 Rousseau, Howard & Bradley &\tAndre Royer ADVOCATES\t1\tARCHITECT 4 Wellington St.South\t\u2014\tTéléphona 2-4735 M 40 Woodwerd Ave, Hearty Greetings for Christmas and the New Year! Paul-Edouard Boudreau NOTARY i Christmas Cheer and New Year's Happiness end Prosperity.Leopold Beaudoin PUBLIC CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTgl.2-7885 ^\t4 Wellington St.Sauth\t\u2014\tTelephana 24735\t^\t40 Woodwerd Ave.\tTelephone 2-0143\t^\t32 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tTelephone 34310\t^\t86 Wellington St.North\t\u2014\tT*l.2-7885 TC fl\t,\t.'\tt \"f \u2022\t,, >\t¦ \u2022 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY, DECEMBLR 24, 195 1 Ni, me Social and Personal Phon* 3i636 Mr.Gilbert Bray, of Montreal, is the guest of his aunt, Miss E.C.Bray, at her home, on Stanley Avenue.* * * Miss Sally Hallett, Stanley Avenue, left Friday, to spend several days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Hallett, at their home, \"High Oaks,\u201d Oakville, Ont.* « * Miss Alice MacAllister, of Montreal.is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.L.E.MacAllister, Clough Avenue, Len-noxville.The Tule cypress of Santa del Tule, southern Mexico, is claimed to be the biggest and oldest tree in the world.Its girth is about 112 about five feet above the ground.Miss Hattie Evans left today to spend two weeks with relatives in New York City.\u2022 * * Mr.and Mrs.R.Glasow, Good-hue Street, have left for Ottawa, where they will spend the weekend and Christmas with friends.* 0 * Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Taylor and children, David, Anne and Roger, of St.Lambert, arrived Saturday, to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs.Taylor's parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Havard, London Street.* * * Miss Florence Baker, of Montreal, is spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs.R.C, McFadden, Church street, Lennoxville.\u2022 * * Mr.and Mrs.Gilles Leblanc, of ; Megantic, are arriving today, to be N .' ft// e-,-o- To each and every one, you our friends and clients, we wish you all the best in Season's Greetings.MERRY CHRISTMAS! HAPPY NEW YEAR! COSTANZO WHOLESALE JEWELLERS Sherbrooke II Albert St.\u2014 Telephone 2-0263 the guests of the latter's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Martin Corcoran.Fair-mount Avenue, for the Christmas holidays.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.William Johnston and Mrs.A.S.Bryan, of Stony Point, Lachine, arrived yesterday to spend Christmas and the following days with Mr.Johnston's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Alex John-i ston, London street.«\u2019 * * Miss Marguerite Mullins, of Coat-icook.is arriving today in Bromp-tonville to spend Christmas with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.i and Mrs.J.P.Mullins, and family.1 Miss Roberta Tobin, Laurier ave-nuè, will also be a guest at the same home for Christmas Day.\u2022 * * Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Wheatley, of St.Lambert, are arriving today to spend Christmas with the 1 latter's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis j Dunsmore, Portland avenue.* * » Mr.and Mrs.William Barnett ! and son.Stephen, of Drummond-! ville, are arriving today to be \u2018 Christmas guests of Mrs.Barnett's parents, Mr.and Mrs.William La-j vallee, Montreal street.» « .* Flowers were placed on the al-! tar in St.George's Church.Lennoxville, on Sunday in loving memory of Mr.Robert Findlay, and were given by his wife.* \u2022 * Mr.and Mrs.Gratton McKeon, ; of Montreal South, are arriving today to spend the Christmas holi-! days with the former\u2019s mother and : sisters, Mrs.Edward McKeon and ; the Misses McKeon, The Monument National.ih *\t* Miss Priscilla Tuite, Belvidere street south, left yesterday to spend the week-end and Christmas with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Barrett, in T.ietiord Mines.* * * : The Misses Kathleen and Florence Clak, The Gordon, are the guests of their parents, Mr.and ; Mrs.Frank Clark, at Rock Island, i for Christmas.* * * Mrs.Alee Powell and children, Piena, Harvey and Eric, of Montreal.are visiting Mrs.Harvey\u2019s brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Abe Schacter, Quebec street.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Greenland, of St.Lambert, and Mr.and Mrs.Claude Dion, of Coaticook, have arrived to spend Christmas with ! Major and Mrs.L.W.Greenland, I Dorval street.r *\t*\t* Mr.Donald Downs, student at i Pickering College, Newmarket, In Th£ Womens Sphere MEPRY CHRISTMAS \\Ye thank you hr your patronage in 1951, and wish you Christmas Cheer, Merriment of Spirit and a full measure of Joy end Happiness on Christmas Day and every day.* vjmm I V v » 4 \u2022 V f§y§ 'ry-ïv - lllPf!' \" ; , ' -, y lür, /\t.ï i- ; ' ï -V iisiisi mnrxjÊÊ - < * * ! V V\"\" * y' \u2022 \"\u2019ffliigr jjsfîï ^ \\ s' * 26 Wellington Street North Ont., arrived in Lennoxville, Thursday, to spend his holidays with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.H.W.S.DçwnS, Jr., Clough Avenue.\u2022 * \u2022 Mrs.Duncan Robertson, Bowen avenue south', left today for Scots-town to be the guest of Miss M.E.Smith, for Christmas.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mrs.F.Hallett and Miss Cora Hallett, of Toronto, Ont., arrived on Saturday to spend two weeks with the former\u2019s son-in-law and daughter.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Hogg.Belvidere street south.\u2022 » * Miss Winnifred Mallette, of Ottawa, is spending a jveek with her brother-in-law and sister.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Hatt, Notre Dame du Rosaire street.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mrs.Margaret MaeDougall, of; Vancouver, B.C., is visiting her! mother .Mrs.George Dick, and her brother-in-law and sister.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Johnston, London Street, for the winter.\u2022 * * Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Gifford and Mr.Randall Gifford, Portland Avenue, left this morning for Montreal, where they will spend Christmas with Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Okill, and Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Gifford.* *> « Mrs.R.P.Rogers, of Lennoxville, left yesterday for New Rochelle.N.Y., where she will spend the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.B.D.Beamish.* * ¥ Mrs.C.P.Buckland and Mr.Charles Buckland.The Montreal, are leaving today for Richmond, to spend Christmas with the former\u2019s brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.K.G.Nourse, and her father, Mr.J.A.Smillie.* * * Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Gibson, Wolfe Street, are leaving today for South Durham, where they will spend Christmas with the latter\u2019s brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs, Quincy Richmond.Mrs.J.E.Horan, of Danville, will also be the guest of Her son-in-law and daughter at the same home.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Patrick Shea and young son, Gerald, are arriving today from ASbestos, to spend Christmas with Mr.Shea\u2019s mother and sister, Mrs.M.C.Shea, and Miss Mimi Shea.?* * Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Blake have returned home after several days spent, in Toronto, guests at the Royal York, where Mr.Blake attended a meeting of the Canadian Freight Association.g\t#\t*\t* Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Turner, Victoria Street, left today for Pointe Claire where they will spend the Christmas holidays with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Turner and family.* * * Miss Eleanor Cleveland, R.O.MF., of Kamloops, B.C., who has been stationed at St.Johns, for a few months, was a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs.Ethel Seale, Park Street, Lennoxville.Since her visit, Miss Cleveland, has been transferred to Aylmer, Ont.* * * Miss Catherine Flint, Walton Avenue, is leaving Dorval Airport today, for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will be the guest of Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Wood, for the holidays.Mr.Richard Wood, of Memphis, Tenn., will also be the guest of his parents, at the same home.»\t* i/ Rev.and Mrs.A.S.Mittleman, who spent a week visiting relatives in Toronto, Ont., have returned to their home on Portland Avenue.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Alec Stewart, of Montreal, Dr.and Mrs.E.H.Ben-j sley, Town of Mount Royal, and Miss Janet Spied, of Washington.D.C.are guests of Mr.and Mrs.j A.T.Spied, at their home, \u2018\u2018Up-! lands,\u201d Lennoxville.* * * Miss Pearl Burbank, nurse-in-j training at the Montreal General j Hospital School, is arriving today, to spend Christmas with her par-J ents, Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Burbank, Warren Street, Lennoxville.* * ¦* Miss Dorothy Flint, R.N., of Whitby Ladies\u2019 College, and Miss Mary Flint, of Stanstead, arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays with their brother and I sister-in-law, Mr.and Norman ! Flint, Walton Avenue.* * * Mr.and Mrs.L.Wolaski, who | have been recent guests of the | latter\u2019s grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Skinner.Portland Avenue, ; have left for their home at Val d'Or.# * * Mr.and Mrs.Eric Davidson, of Montreal, and Miss Marion Burt, on the teaching staff of the River Bend H\u2019gli School, arrived in Lennoxville on Saturday, to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr.and Mrs.H.0 Burt, Academy Street.Lennoxville.\u2022 * \u2022 Mr.Lennox Atto, of Thctford Mines, is spending Christmas with his mothci, Mrs.É.L.Atto, at her home, on Church Street.\u2022 % * * Mr.and Mrs.Bertrand Metivier, of Montreal, and Miss Winnifred Bertrand, of Coaticook, have arrived to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs.J.A.Metivier.Brooks Street.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mr.Warren Joslin, student at Upper Canada College.Toronto.Ont., arrived home on Thursday, to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.Evans Joslin.Howard A\\enue.* * * Mr.Crcssley Loughheed, student at Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, arrived on Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Lough-heed, Bowen Avenue South ^ rOOK/£S ANDIES & ^ HR! ST MAS Like Santa's pack, your stock of holiday goodies should be plentiful and interesting.Since callers will be as much present as holly I and gifts during the holidays, do your baking of cakes and cookies, so your cupboard will be ready tor any who might drop in.Home-made delicacies served i during Christmas and New Years\u2019s are as heart warming as the sound of the yule log crackling on the hearth.If you have a fruit cake, a variety of cookies and perhaps a few candies, and if you serve these with a festive beverage, you will have gone a long way in spelling holiday cheer to those who come to say \u201cMery Christmas\u201d at your home.| Here is a simple type fruit cake which does not need the aging that a traditional cake requires.The recipe makes two 9x4x3 inch loaves and is the perfect answer as to ! what should be served during the | holidays: Raisin Fruit Cake (Makes 2 loaves) 4 cups seeded raisins 2 tablespoons grated lemon rind 1 tablespoon cinnamon 1\ttablespoon allspice *2'j cups liquid 2' .' cups chopped r.utmcats 4\tcups sifted cake flour 5\ttaspoons double acting baking powder teaspoons salt cups sugar cup butter or shortening z eggs, well beaten 2\tteaspoons vanilla Combine raisins, lemond rind, spices and water in a saucepan.Cover and simmer gently for eight minutes.Drain, pressing out as much liquid as possible.Measure liquid and add water or coffee to make ore and one-half cups, and reserve.Grind raisins with nut-meats.Sift flour once, measure and add baking powder, salt and sugar: sift three times.Cream butter thoroughly, and add Hour mixture, eggs, vanilla ami reserved liquid.Stir until all flour is dampened.Beat vigorously for two minutes.Add rairin-nut mixture and mix thoroughly.Turn in o two 9x4x3 inch loaf pans which have been greased, Mi i, ACCENT ON FASHION R AISIN FRUIT f VhE for a spicy holiday lined with brown paper and then greased again.Brk.in a moderate (3R0\") oven for one lour and 15 minutes, or until done.Let stand five minute* on cake rack, tl \"it remove from pan, leaving paper attached until ready ,o serve, Cool.Wrap in a clean cloth and store in tin eontaim t' keep moist.?Ti e liquid L v ter leftover coffee.Kris Kringk n es are i tasty concoction of d: L and nuts.If stored in a tightly covered contain c.-, th y will keep i oi ' f several days: Kris Kringle Cookies (Makes 30 balls) 1 cup butter rookie crumbs Vi teaspoon salt fi teaspoon baking powder Vi cup sifted all-pur, >se flour 1 rup finely chopped, pitted dates 1\tcup black walnuts, chopped 1 ; cup sugar 2\teggs, beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla Li cup confectioners\u2019 sugar Combine cookie crumbs, salt, baking powder and flour.Add dates and nuts.Add sugar gradually to beaten eggs.R1\u201d' \u2019 \u2019 \u2022 ie crumb mixture and vanilla.Bake jin a greased and Hour.\u201e .square pan and bake in a slow (325\u201c) oven for 30 minutes.While still warm, cut into 30 squares.Roll each square into a ball, turn-j ing the top.crusty portion inwards as you roll.Place confectioners\u2019 sugar in a bag.Shake the balls in the sugar to coat evenly.Dutch Couple Are Feted By Church Choir Mr.ami Mrs.Jan Schrcuder (nee Johanna Mario Wilhelmina Haas) who arrived from Holland during the year, and were recently married by the Rev.R.C.Tait, in the Plymouth Church Parsonage, were given a surprise party and shower at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Spafford, Ontario Street, last Tuesday evening.The event was sponsored by the Plymouth Church choir, of which the young couple are members: and the home of Mr.and Mrs Spafford, aglow with Christmas decorations, was the ideal place.Following greetings ana congratulations.Mrs.A.N Flint, president, on behalt' of the choir, presented Mr.and Mrs.Schreuder with a variety of kitchen utensils, done in bright Christmas wrappings, a living room table, and a lamp.The young couple, overjoyed at this ovation, profusely thanked their friends amt proceeded to Open their gifts in front of the fireplace.The balance of the evening was spent sing\u2019iig carols, accompanied by Mr.(leoige Ogston and Mrs.J, K Edwards, at the piano.Later, icfreshments were served from the dining room, wheie the table was centred with colored balls arranged in a cnina bowl with four matching bonbon dishes filled with red candies and white candles in silver holders.Mrs.Z.W.Griffith and Mrs.Flint presided at the silver servires, The occasion was graced by the presence of Rev.Mr.Tait.Soft ivory does not split easily and is, therefore, more easily worked into intricate designs and patterns than.is hard ivory.MARRIAGES SCOTT HEASMAN Stanstead.Dec \u2014 Friends of Walter Barrett Scott, son of the late J.R.S.Scott and Mrs.Scott, of Stanstead, Que., and a graduate in Civil Engineering, of McGill University, Montreal, will be interested to know of his marriage to Joan Esther Margaret, daughter of the late E.E.Heasman and Mrs.Heasman, of Hove, Sussex, England, which took place on Saturday, December 15, in Mbeya Tanganyika, British East Africa.The bride is with the education department of Mbeya, B.E.A.The person who starts doing physical exercises for any reason, whether for reducing, limbering up or for general health reasons, should keep to a regular routine.A daily dozen should be don» daily.It is not » good idea to overdo it exercise should be tonic rather than fatiguing.¦aStSAp on the table and , .the m«i! is rendjrt R\u2019a matpleia K M*b GMatid i Greetings Once again it's Christmas - and ever grateful for your confidence and frienoship, we extend to you our sincerest and warmest w ishes for your holiday , .may it be a Happy one! «Min iiSford & Son Reg\u2019d Tel.2-3757\t138 Wellington St.N.9232 12-20,30-42 lITfr'***/»» TfïicÂîï/ 1st* CHOOSE the best design for your good fabric! This takes top honors in fashion, with its smart new details which you accent with bias binding.Shown here as a casual in a cotton check\u2014it could also go to tea or dinner made in a taffeia or other dressy fabric! Pattern 9232 in sizes 12, 14, 16, 13, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42.Size 16 takes 4V2 yards 35-inch.This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Send 35c in ooins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern.Print plainly size, name, address, style number.Send your order to Sherbrooke Daily Record, Pattern Dept., Sherbrooke, Que.MAPLE HILL Mr.and Mrs.R.McCoubrey and Mr.and Mrs.W.McCoubrey and little son motored from Quebec to visit Mr.and Mrs.L.Oliver.Mrs.Robert Cruickshank, of Sherbrooke, and Miss Cora Cruickshank, of Asbestos, spent a weekend with the Cruickshank family here.Mrs.J.Allan has returned from St.Joseph\u2019s Hospital, in Thetford Mines, much improved in health.The last Farm Forum meeting before the Christmas holidays was entertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.L.Davidson.The broadcast, \u201cFolk Schools for Farm People\u201d being dramatized was much enjoyed.Lynwood and Lyle Morrison visited Lyle and Lyndon Cruickshank one night and were weekend visitors of their aunt, Mrs.David MacRae.0 If Giristmas blessing Christmas gives us an.opportunity to express our appreciation of your kind friendship and loyali patronage; we extend our thanks to our many friends and patrons and hops that the Christmas Season will be memorable.MERRY CHRISTMAS! 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J33El.*tte -¦ I en- SHERBROOKF.DAILY RECORD MONDAY.DECEMBER 24, 1951 n Lengthy List Of Accomplishments Was Logged By R.C.N.During 1950 The Royal Canadian Navy logged a lengthy list of accomplishments in the year 1951.Ships of the RCN steamed some half million miles, served with United Nations forces in the Ko rean war yone, conducted training cruises in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the Caribbean and Mediterranean Seas, and, in both operations and exercises, strengthened greatly the ties with other Commonwealth navies and the fleets of friendly nations.In shipyards across Canada, craftsmen were busily fashioning new warships for the RCN.Some, 1 Wishing you the merriest of all your Christmases and a bright and prosperous New Year.The Management and Staff of VETERAN\u2019S TAXI SERVICE REG\u2019D Phone 3-3244 Lennoxville including the first of 14 ultramodern anti-submarine destroyer ecorts, were launched during the year, while other ships were in varying stages of construction.In naval shore establishments, facilities both with respect to training and accommodation were expanded and improved.During 1951, the RCN shouldered heavier undertakings and commitments than ever before in peacetime.That these would con-[tinue to increase in size was foreshadowed by the announcement of a program aimed at producing a navy of 100 ships and 21,000 men by 1954.Korean Operation Throughout the year me navy maintained three destroyers in the Korean tneatre.Screening of aircraft carriers, inshore bombardment and blockade pa'rols were among the varied tasks undertaken by these ships.During the first 11 months of the year, the Canadian destroyers came under fire from enemy shore batteries on a number of occasions, but through a combination of skill and good fortune sustained neither damage nor casualties.In January, a system of reliefs came into effect, with HMCS Nootka (Cdr.A.B.Fraser-Harris, Halifax) steaming 12,000 miles to relieve the Sioux (Cdr.P.D Taylor, Victoria).The Cayuga (Captain J.V.Brock, Winnipeg) was relieved in March by the Huron (Cdr.E.T.G.Madgwick, Ottawa) and the Athabaskan (Cdr.R.P.Welland, Victoria and Halifax), after nine months of service in the Far East, was replaced by the Sioux, reluming for her second tour of duty in this area.The Cayuga (Cdr.James Plomer, Saint John N.B.) returned to the theatre in July, relieving the Nootka, while the Athabaskan At this season of the year, to one and all I say MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS .and HEALTH, PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR R AUCTIONEER \u2014 TEL.3-3585 I a if the joys of Christmas remain with you throughout the year* ?UNION SCREEN PLATE CO.OF CANADA LTD.LENNOXVILLE M/jy 1952 Bring You Health and Happiness! 1- (Cdr.Dudley King, Victoria) start-1 ed her fécond tour in August, relieving the Huron.By the end of the year, the three \u2022\u2018originals\" \u2014\tthe Cayuga, Sioux and Athabaskan \u2014 were once more together, though, of course, not with their original ship\u2019s companies.Approximately 1,800 officers and men of the RCN have now served in the Korean theatre.The experience gained, both of actual war conditions and of working in the closest co-operation with ships of other countries of the United Nations, has been of the utmost value.The morale of all ships\u2019 companies \u2014\tdespite difficult conditions and the long periods of boredom inseparable from patrol operations in this area \u2014 has been uniformly high.Training Cruises The training cruises of the navy | have ranged far afield, and have I contributed overwhelmingly to the steady increase of efficiency in the i fleet which led the retiring Chief of the Naval Staff (Vice-Admiral H.T.W.Grant) to refer on November 29 to a navy \u201cclose hauled and beating to windward\u201d.Among the more important | cruises were those of HMCS Ontario (cruiser \u2014- Commodore H.F.Pullen, Oakville, Ont.), from Esquimau to the Antipodes and back, February 26 \u2014- June 4; and of HMCS Magnificent (aircraft carrier \u2014 Commodore K.F.Adams, Victoria) accompanied by the Micmac (destroyer \u2014 Lieut.-Cdr.F.C.Frewar, Halifax) to the Mediterranean for exercises August 7\u2014October 24.The training value gained from these two cruises alone ranged from the elementary training of young seamen to advanced anti-submarine exercises, witu naval aircraft occupying a position of high nrominence in conditions closely approximating those of actual combat.The 10,000-ton Ontario visited such places as .Pearl Harbor, Pago Pago in the Samoan Islands, Suva in the Fiji group, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, Hobart in Tasmania, Milford Sound, Lyttleton, Wellington and Auckland in New Zealand.Manoeuvres with naval units of the United Kingdom, Australia and Pakistan were carried out off the Australian coast.In addition to the Ontario's regular ship\u2019s company, a number of junior officers and ordinary seamen were aboard for sea training, as well as personnel of the RCN (Reserve) from the naval divisions across Canada.The Autumn cruise of the Magnificent and the Micmae\u2014with the 30th Carrier Air Group (Lieut.-Cdr.R.L.Bartlett, Fort Qu\u2019Appelle,^Sask.) embarked in the for ft a leHtho tCuiii mè:\"Xâ A TURKEY BEE \u2014 Farmer Eugene Constantin of St.Augustin, Que., stands before several thousand dollars worth of Christmas dinners.To add to his happiness the tedious job of plucking the big turkeys was done free by 42 residents of the Portneuf county village near Quebec city.While the volunteers plucked the 500 birds in a nine-hour stretch Constantin saw to it they had plenty to eat.The custom of helping the farmer is an old one in this district and provides a pleasant get-together.\t(CP Photo) similar period since the ship was commissioned.During the cruise there was a minor outbreak of poliomyelitis aboard the Magnificent.All cases were, however, mild.Of the seven men affected five were back on full-time duty within one month, and the other two were already carrying out light duties by the end or the cruise.The treatment was prompt, and quarantine measures were instituted without delay.The \u201cambassadorial\u201d aspect of this cruise was marked by visits to Naples, Italy, and Golfe Juan, France; and was fortified by the warmth of courtesies exchanged and good reports on behavior of Canadian sailors ashore received from all authorities concerned.Training afloat generally was maintained at a vigorous pace Crusader embarked the Royal Couple at Vancouver, October 21, and took them to Victoria.On completion of their three-day holiday on the island Their Royal Highnesses embarked in the Crusader at Nanaimo, October 23, and sailed aboard the destroyer to Vancouver.On November 9 at Charlottetown the Royal Couple boarded HMCS Ontario for an overnight voyage to Sydney, Cape Breton.They also spent the following night on board the cruiser travelling from Sydney to St.John\u2019s, Nfld.It was during this passage to St.John\u2019s that the Royal Couple were guests at a mess dinner in the officers\u2019 wardroom and visited junior officers in the gun room enjoying an informal sing-song with them.Naval guards of honor were An extensive training program was provided for the cadets of the submarine aspect.Numerous ex ercises were conducted, to mutual benefit, with submarines of both the Royal Navy and the US Navy, mer, \u2019involved intensive .training Training cruises, of varying dura-activities in co-operation with units | tion, were carried out during the of the Royal Navy and the French year accounting for many thou-Navy.This result in a most valu-! sands of miles steamed, able period of training during which the air group set a new RCN flying record, 1,016 flying hours in 31 days.During the 11-week Mediterranean cruise, the group flew a total of 2.155 hours, and carried out 1,052 deck landings.Aircraft employed were the Sea Fury fighters of 871 squadron and the anti-submarine Avengers of 881 squadron, a total of 25 aircraft being involved.In one large-scale exercise, carried out near the close of the cruise, sub-hunting aircraft from the Magnificent were credited with four submarine \u201csinkings\u201d and three \u201cprobables\u201d within the course of a single day.A total of 158 anti-submarine sorties were flown during the cruise\u2014for more than had been achieved in any through the year, with particular ^ring vStï^rilieif Royal Highnesses to naval establishments, and at many other points during the tour.THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE ST.FRANCIS TAXI Lennoxviile Tel.2-7333 and 2-5414 New Construction and Modifications Plans for continued naval ex pansion are perhaps best understood through a glance at the program for construction of new ships.The first of 14 new anti-.\tsubmarine destroyer escorts was University Training Divisions.This jlaunched at Montreal on Novem-included t£ree ca^e^ training t>er 30 Christened HMCS % St.cruises to the U-K.from Halifax, Laurent by Her Excellency the by HMC Ships La Hulloise (frig- yjsoountess Alexander of Tunis, ate Cdr.T.C.Pullen, Oakville, this vessel is the prototype of a Ont.), Crescent (destroyer\u2014Lieut.- rad-:caiiy new ail-Canadian naval Cdr.G.H.Hayes, Victoria) and c;esign_ Thirteen more ships of Swansea (trigate\u2014Lieut.-t dr.J.L.tffis ncw ciasSi designed speeifical-Korning, Montreal); and two fut- ]y to deal with the menace of the ther\tcruises\tfrom\tEsquimau\tto\tmodern high-speed long endur- Pearl Harbor\tand\tone\ttoLos An-\tance submarine, are either under geles made by\tshiPs C™\u2018i construction, or on order at yards sader (destroyer \u2014\u2022 Cdr.H.\\.yV.jn Montreal, Victoria, Vancouver, Groos, Victoria), Antigonish (frig- t;oreL\tand Halifax.These are ate Lieut-Cdr.Raymond Phi ips the first warships to be complete- Among the myriad problems which beset parents at Christmas time are the many questions from the small-fry about Santa Claus, j And the business of telling Junior or his little sister the truth about the polly old gentleman in the red i suit is really a major task.However, the situation is bound to arise, and when it does, it does something to your heart strings\u2014 so you draw the little ones close and east about for the best explanation.Oddly enough, the true story is best\u2014and the easiest to tell.So why not just tell the little ones this?: St.Nicholas (or Nicolas) is Santa Claus\u2019 real name.He lived in Asia Minor and was the beloved bishop of the Greek church of Myra in Lycia.He is the patron saint of the young, and is some European countries a person dressed as a bishop still assembles the children and distributes gifts of nuts, sweetmeats and other nice things to the good boys and girls.Children loved St.Nicholas and trudged along beside him as he trudged the dusty roads of the Lycia countryside, bringing fruit and candy to the sick and needy.One of many stories told of his goodness concerns a poor and honest man and his three good and beautiful daughters.The father was unhappy for poverty prevented his giving the customary dowries to his «laughters, and for this reason they could never have suitable husbands.One night a bag of coins was tossed in at the man\u2019s window.The next night the act was repeated.But on the third night the father watched, and the annoymous giver was detected.The jolly bishop stood with the third bag of coins in his hands.The father was very proud and would not accept the money.The good bishop begged the poor man to accept the gifts and use them for his daughters\u2019 dowries, requesting that his name never be revealed.At last, the father accepted the money for his daughters, but he could not keep the name of the generous bishop secret \u2014 so the legend of the goodness of St.Nicholas was further spread and strengthened.An infection in another part of the body, such as an abscessed tooth or infected nose and throat, may cause eye trouble.It is advisable to have eyes examined regularly by a medical eye doctor.An annual checkup of ears, nose and throat, together with blood tests and complete dental x-ray, will aid in preventing eye troubles which sometimes originate in nigh blood pressure, kidney disease or diabetes.In Virginia's colonial days, to bacco served as the medium of exchange.Ottawa) and Beacon Hill (frigate \u2014Cdr.R.W.Murdoch, Victoria).A further step forward in the trainiqg afloat of the vitally important RCA (Reserve) was taken in July, with the establishment of the Great Lakes Training Command.This force, consisting of six 125-foot Fairmile motor launches attached to naval divisions bordering on the Great Lakes, carried out a full summer training program of cruises on Lakes Erie, Ontario, Huron and Superior.The same force made minor Mstory\t(he N j st ff late in August by becoming the hj .\td G first flotilla of warships to cruise s-nips -Dcln=' namccl uasP from Lake Ontario to Ottawa via the Rideau Canal system.In all some 2,000 naval reservists received training afloat during the year.Royal Visit Participation by the RCN in the welcome to Their Rcyal Highnesses, the Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to Canada last autumn was a highlight of the ly designed and built in Canada and are the fruit of long-term and detailed planning and design by Canadian naval officers in close co-operation with civilian shipbuilding experts.On November 12 two further ships, 390-ton minesweepers of most modern type, were launched at Lauzon, Quebec.The sponsors of these vessels were Mrs.Hughes Lapointe, wife of the Minister of Veterans Affairs, and Mrs.H.T.W.Grant, wife of the (then) the and Cowichan respectively.Twelve other minesweepers of thos type are under construction in Canadian yards.The last naval launching of the year took place without ceremony at Sorel, P.Q., on December 15.This was the arctic supply and patrol vessel, capable \u2022 of icebreaking operations, to be used by the RCN to facilitate operations rr\ttji-m cv,in= vrars On-iin northern waters.The ships will year.Twm RCN ship .HMCS On e\tuhrador a( g ^ tano (cruiser\u2014CapUm E.P.JJ.S; fri hn hfllrI cnn,0 (imo iho dall, Duncan, B.C.) and HMCS Crusader (destroyer\u2014Cdr.H.V.W.Groos, Victoria), were honored to be held some time in the spring of 1952.The approximately $156,000,000 shipbuilding program for the with an opportunity to put to sea ^\tm b complctcd bv thc vith the Princess, whose father |j\u2019jL.\tU1L '¦ a Jlaf.tuor hnth followed the construction and fitting out To our many patrons, We extend our very hearty Greetings for a very MERRY CHRISTMAS HILLCREST LODGE LENNOXVILLE W.A.BOWN LUMBER AND MATERIALS 28 Conley St.\u2014 LENNOXVILLE \u2014 Tel.2-9511 * and'grandfather both followed the comirucuon ana immg our of sea and her sailor husband.The j ive gate vessels for harbor de-sca, aiiu uti ^\t_______fence duties, one loop-laying ves- ! calsel for the same purpose, two j steel crane lighters and two modi-! fied Norton class tugs, j Twenty-seven out of 34 ships to be taken out of strategic reserve are already in shipyard hands for improvement and modification to meet modern requirements.The names of many of them ships recall wartime memories.Sixteen of the 34 are frigares, and the remainder are Bangor class mine-1 sweepers.The Hrst to be taken in hand, HMCS Prestonian (frigate), will serve afe the prototype for the changes to be made in all ships of her class.*\tHi Canada\u2019s (op navy post changed hands December 1 when Rear-Admiral E.R.Mainguy, formerly Flag Oficer Atlantic Coast, succeeded Vice-Admiral H.T.W.Grant as Chief of the Naval Staff.The former was promoted to Vice-Admiral concurrently with taking up his new appointment.Upon proceeding on retirement \u2019cave after 37 years of service Admiral Grant said, in a farewell message to the fleet \u201cI leave in the sure knowledge that both in peaeo and war the seas will be kept in accordance with thc traditions of the greaf service I have had the honor to command.\u201d Admiral Gra\"t was Chi?f >f the Naval Staff for more than four years.Admiral Mainguy was succeeded as Flag Officer Atlantic Coast by Rear-Admiral Roger L.S.Bid-well.Personnel Recruiting was oocn :n all branches of the service through- To all our clients and friends .GREETINGS OF THE SEASON! I cut thc year.In January the permanent force of the Navy had a strength of.10,19:) officers and men.This was increased to 12,500 by year\u2019s end.Recruiting for (he Royal Canadian Navy (Reserve) was also \u201cwide open,\u201d and he 12-month period saw that na at potential increased from a figure of 4.951 officers.University Navel Training Division Cadets and men to nearly 6,000.Naval Aviation F'or naval aviation, the year was one of solid achievement.Avenger aircraft acquired from the United States were modified for their specialized anti-submarine role and came into service.The naval nr squadrons were reorganized into two new air groups \u2014the 30th farrier Air Group and the 31st Support Air Group\u2014each composed of an anti-submarine squadron and a fighter squadron.The 30th Carrier Air Group was embarked in HMCS Magnificent and carried out a highly successful program of training, commencing with the Caribbean cruise in the spring, carrying on throughout the summer off Halifax and climaxed by advanced exercises in the Mediterranean in the fall.The 31st Support Air Group was based ashore at HMCS Shearwater.In November the group\u2019s two squadrons flew as a unit from Shearwater to Rivers, Man., to participate in Exercise Assiniboine, a tri-service exercise which took place at Shilo, Man.The RCN took another forward step in thc field of naval aviation with the acquisition of three HTL-4 Bell helicopters.The three helicopters, at present based at the naval air station, HMCS Shearwater at Dartmouth, N.S., will be used aboard the RCN's new arctic patrol vessel, HMCS Labrador, which was launched in December at Sorel, P.Q., as well as for training of helicopter pilots and maintenance crews.EMERGENCY MISSIONS As in other years, ships of the RCN had occasion to perform emergency missions at sea.HMCS Ontario, homeward bound from her Australiasian cruise, paused to pick up and take to port at high speed a seaman who had been stricken seriously ill on board a British tanker.The Micmac, cruising in the Caribbean with the Magifiicent, towed a small Dominican vessel 188 miles to safety after the latter had been sighted drifting helplessly without fuel, and-lacking wireless communications.In November the Magificent, returning to Canada after transporting personnel and aircraft of No.410 Squadron, RCAF, to the United Kingdom, took on board a Canadian soldier who had become critically ill on board a Europe-bound transport.In Korean waters, Canadian destroyers on several occasions rescued United Nations pilots who had been forced to \u201cditch\u201d their aircraft in the sea following offensive missions against the enemy.In every instance it was \"all part of thc job,\u201d and in accord with the laws of the sea.A child needs help in growing up.His understanding of adult habits and ways of speech may land him in trouble unless his family understands the reason for things he says and does.He usually has such a reason \u2014 he may be following the example of some beloved elder \u2014 except that his statements may appear to be de-li'serate lies.It is wise to seek the source of his words, without letting him feel that he is not trusted.\tK To my Fellow-Citizens of the County of Complon, 1 present my best wishes for A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR i May it bring you all health, happiness and prosperity.J.A.Blanchette Member of Parliament for Compton County.CH ARTIER VILLE, QUE.DURING THIS FESTIVE SEASON W'e would thank each one of our clients for their excellent patronage during 1951 and extend our best wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! L.A.MARTEL, MB ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 66 Drummond Street\t\u2014 SHERBROOKE Tel.3-2840 We wish you a day fulf of happiness, good cheer and companionship.CROWN DIAMOND PAINT CO.LTD.54 King St.West\t\u2014\u2022\tSherbrooke K « May Santa from his welt filled pack bring you a full share of Christ, as joys and blessings! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from us at SALOIS LTD.32a Wellington St.S.Tel.2-3909 1 f SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY, DECEMBER 1931 Eleven Electricity To Turn On- By GATLE DUGAS Electrical gifts are high on the nation's shopping list every Christmas.It isn\u2019t just the initial pleas- ' ure they give: it\u2019s the knowledge that for many Christmases after, they\u2019ll be making life easier and more pleasant.New for shoppers this Christmas is an electric sheet that\u2019s both practical and pretty.Made of mer cerized broadcloth in decorator colors, if has single or dual controls.It's washable and compact enough to pack easily in an overnight bag, The control case goes either on a night table or in a special metal hanger that clips to the headboard of the bed.A brand new waffle baker, one with 81 square inches of griddle area, will bake four king-size waffles at a cooking.Any waffle lover will be won over by the grids, Is A Gift -Or Tune In T\u2019T\" T~\"\u2014-TWMMU Alarm clock in modern design has tweed fabric face, makes all-around clock for small apartment or home., New waffle baker has grids that need no breaking-in, five automatically controlled settings for waffles.which require no greasing or breaking-in.Further, there\u2019s a built-in batter rim to catch the overflow and prevent it from dripping onto the table top.The baker also has five automatically controlled settings that offer a choice of browning texture from light and tender to crispy and dark.New, and medium-priced, is a portable radio that plays on ordinary {louse current or its own battery power.Constructed with a sturdy, enameled steel case with satin brass trim and a plastic cover in maroon or forest green, it has an automatic switch that turns the set on the moment the flip-up front cover opens.Control knobs are protected by the cover unless the set is in operation.An alarm clock that\u2019s designed for cliff dwellers in a small apartment or young couples furnishing a new house on a tiny budget doubles as an occasional clock.The dial face is in tweed fabric.This timepiece, which takes over when a living room becomes a bed- Safeguard Christmas Season With Well-Planned Precautions riectrie sheet comes in decorator colors, has single or dual controls,! is washable.It can pack in overnight bag,\tJ Pi has handsome.*'*TM** To your family and loved ones, may we wish a bright and joyous holiday season and New Year.1T»>* , 73 5 n 73 73 -< n x 73 e/i -I £ >- U1 SKINNER\u2019S Jewellers Since 1859 44 Wellingtn Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.er, Mrs.Ivor R.Whitehouse, and to mourn the death of a much refais aunt.Mrs.E.M.McCay.\t: spected citizen, Mr.Irving E.Goo- Mrs.Willis F.Wiggett, of King's , ley, who passed away on Saturday Hall, Compton, is spending an ex- ; morning, December 15, after mon-tended holiday at her home here ths of ill health.The funeral ser-on Main Street.\tj vice was held from Knapp\u2019s Funer- The annual Christmas entertain- al Home, in Coaticook.on Tues-ment for the Sunday Schools will day afternoon, December 18, and be held in the Baptist Church, on was in charge of Rev.W.J.Rowe, Christmas Eve.\ti of St.Stephen\u2019s Anglican Church, This community is again called 1 Coaticook.KS v:i\u2019 v-'\t: Ever appreciative of your friendship and patronage, we extend to you our friendly greetings that you a!! may enjoy A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS J.M.NAULT Ltd.- and J.O.NAULT 35-37-46 King St.W.Sherbrooke _____>_______________________ MagBidtari® CïirisfæùsFcasts ! f > Once upon a medieval Yuletide, j King Richard II of England celebrated at Litchfield\u2014and during the festivities 2,000 oxen and 200 : tons of wine Were consumed.Of course, the feudal set-up wherewithal for magnificance\u2014 i the lords received gifts from their tenants and kings received gifts from their nobles; and the graduated scale for giving and receiving was as well ascertained as the quiddan honorarium of any barrister or physician.Queen Elizabeth received a large part of her wardrobe as gifts from her courtiers, and if the quality or quantity was not satisfactory, the donors were unceremoniously in-! formed of the situation.When Henry III entertained a thousand knights, peers, and assorted nobles who came to attend the Yuletide marriage of the Princess Margaret, his majesty received a royal Christmas gift of 2,700 pounds, plus 600 fat oxen from the Archibishop of York.With similar assistance, whether exhorted or given in the spirit of generosity appropriate to the season, his majesty could well afford to give Christmas feasts for the poor like the one given in Westminister Hall in 1924, which lasted a week.Striving to outdo his predecessors and give his successors something to shoot at, Henry VIII kept one Yuletide at which the cost of gold cloth that was used amounted to 600 pounds alone.He had tents erected and artificial gardens plotted within the spacious hall of his ! palace.Knights came out of the ; tents to joust in tournaments and fantastically dressed dancers, cov-: cred from head to foot with gay ribbon streamers, emerged from the gardens to entertain the guests.Preparation for the feasting on such occasions is perfectly appalling to epicures of the 20th century \u2014and can only be vaguely comprehended by considering that Richard II normally employed 2,000 cooks to prepare food for the 10,000 persons who dined\u2014irrespective of special feasting at his expense every day.Biskpiou\u2019s jlaias Aid iHeld Annual j for the election of officers, who were all returned to office.At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Mark Porter, who will entertain the Aid at j her home, on V/ednesday afternoon, January 30, 1952.Bishopton, Dec.2\t\u2014 The last meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the GLENDAY AND SPRING ROADS United Church for 1951.was held | at the home\u2019of Mrs.Clara Gilbert.The president, Mrs.M.Porter, was in the chair and the secretary, Mrs.Denzil Kenney, read the minutes of the last meeting, and call cd the roll call.Busines pertaining to the Christmas Cheer boxes was discussed ; and gifts are to be sent to some friends, who have always been : very generous in helping this society in all their work.Mrs.Denzil Kenney was asked by the president to take the chair Mr.and Mrs.\\V.S.Mitchell and George, spent a day in Danville, where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lome Mitchell.Mr.Angus Parsons and two daughters, Lynda and Barbara, and Mr.Lloyd Hackaway, of Toronto, Ont., were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Parsons.Lynda and Barbara are remaining for a longer stay with their grandparents.Mr.Thornton Cleveland spent a few days in Barnston at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Hubert Sutton.mi timet fa * VHWPW tj^m- é *y cum1/ fa We're self-appointed Santa's helpers\u2014carrying good cheer to all \u2014 far or near.Thanks for Your Patronage! 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