Sherbrooke daily record, 27 décembre 1951, jeudi 27 décembre 1951

[" 1951\t\tDECEMBER\t\t\t\t1951 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS | 2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7\tI 8 9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15 16\t17\t18\t19\t20\t21\t22 23\t24\t25\t26\t27\t28\t29 30\t31\t\t\t\t\t IjecbcookelMijBeeocd WEATHER VERY COLD Cloudy clearing late Ihls afternoon.Scattered snowflurries this afternoon, Friday, sunny and very cold.Winds northwest 15 today, light westerly Friday.Low tonight and high Friday at Sherbrooke 8 below and 8 above.istabüshed 1S97.PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC THURSDAY.DECEMBER 27, 1951 Fifty-fifth Year World News In Brief Ottawa, Dec.2< \u2014\u2014 Defence Minister Claxton and Veterans Minister Lapointe left Rot'Kcinfe airport today in the R.C A.F.'s C5 aircraft for a visit to Canadian forces in the Far East.The big plane which rarried Princess Elizabeth and the Duke cl Edinburgh on the Royal tour took off at 9:30 A.M.EST.It was scheduled to make tv\u2019o-hour stops at Saskatoon, Anchorage Alaska, Shemya in the Aleutians and ilaneda near Tokyo.The party is due at Tokyo at 2 P.M.Tokyo time Dec.29.The iwo ministers wiil visit the Canadian troops at the front and in hospitals, and the three Canadian destroyers in the theatre, returning to Ottawa Jan.11.» * * London, Dec.2\u201d\u2014(Reuters) \u2014The 7,115 - ton Canadian steamer Islandside today was reported ho re to in a mid-Atlantic hurricane, with two starboard lifeboats carried away.The Islandside, en route from Narvik, Norway, to Baltimore, gave her position well out off the southwest Irish coast.* * * Pusan, South Korea, Dee.27 \u2014 (Reuters)\u2014Home Minister Lee Soon Yong of South Korea today denied reports that South Korean police had arrested two farmers for surrendering Maj.-Gen.William Dean to the communists in August, 1950.Lee said that reports of the fighting around Taejon in which Dean was captured were so confused that it was not possible to say whether anyone had betrayed the General, as communist sources have claimed Dean\u2019s name was listed last week among prisoners held by the communists.*\t-f * Chicago, Dec.27\u2014(A3)\u2014The National Safety Council estimated today that 350 persons may die in traffic accidents in the United States during the New Year's holiday period.The estimate was for the period from 6 p,m.Friday to midnight Tuesday.The total number of traffic deaths for a similar period over Christmas, as compiled by the Associated Press, was 535.*\t* » Pusan, Korea, Dec.27 \u2014 (/P)\u2014Francis Cardinal Spellman today was awarded the first national medal of the Republic of Korea for his \"selfless service and devotion to the alleviation of human suffering.\" President Syng-man Rhee pinned the medal on the Cardinal in a ceremony at the presidential home.*\t* * Washington, Dec.27\u2014(TP)\u2014 Announced American battle casualties in Korea have risen\tto\t103,418,\tincluding 17,670 battle deaths and 11,-043 currently listed as missing in action.The new totals were announced by the defence department late yesterday.*\t* W Macao, Dec.27\u2014(Reuters) \u2014Two mysterious explosions last night shook Chingchow, outer district of this Portuguese colony 35 miles from Hong\tKong.\tNo\tcasualties were reported.30-Day Cease Fire Line Without Agreement Ends Settlement Being Reached Fears Voiced That Reds May Report Many Of 50,000 Unreported Prisoners Have Died.By ROBERT B.TUCKMAN Munsan, Korea, Dec.28.\u2014 (Friday) \u2014 (AP)\u2014The 30-day Korean cease fire line agreement r*n out today on \u201ca rather ominous note\u201d in truce talks about allied prisoners-of-war deaths.There was no indication here of plans to extend the agreement responsible for the 30-day twilight war.The full five-man armistice committees which signed the original agreement Nov-27 did not even meet.An official United Nations spokesman said neither side asked for an extension.But in a sub-committee session at Panmunjom Thursday, European Army Set-Up Is Discussed Paris, Dec.27.- -(TP)\u2014Leaders of six European countries meet here today to devise a plan for polling their military strength into a single, one-uniform continental army.They have several points of disagreement on which compromises must be worked out.The best guess was that they\tRear-Admiral R.E.Libby said\tthe\tcommunists\thinted\tthey\tmay would be successful on a com-\trep0rt that many of the 50,000\tunaccounted-foj\tallied\tprisoners promise agreement to create a high\tdied of exposure and disease.commissioner who would act as a j ibby said u was Si Xait Secretary.Waterloo (18), Grand Steward.) Heriot Lodge, No.110.(Drum-, V.W.Bro.H.J.Marshall, Mont- mondville)\u2014W.Bro.C.j.Illick, real (1), Grand Pursuivant.iW M.w Bro A Needham, I.P.M.; ) District Deputy Grand Masters [Bro.R.K.LeGallais, S.W.; Bro.J.R.ML Bro.M .S.Rumfelt, Isle A.Hill, J.W.; Bro.M.Davies, Chap- Maligne (109), Quebec and Three Rivers District; R.W.Bro.C.A.Heydenreich, Montreal (53), Montreal District No.1; R.W.Bro.Fred T.Parker, Montreal (32), Montreal District No.2; R.W.Bro.H.A.Silverman, Montreal (62), Montreal District No.3; R.W.Bro.G.lain; W.Bro.S.A.Norris, Treasurer; W.Bro.C.C.Taylor, Secretary.Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter The Officers of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Quebec for the current year are as LB5,i\"0nL follows: M.E.Comp.A.E.Dyson, Bro.C.S.MacRae, Tcmlska* ! i ^, rj r.'\u2019 (93), Ottawa District; R.W.£al\u2019 n\tï H.Pickering, Montreal, Grand real District No.4; R.W.Bro.T.S.Gordon, Strathmore (105), Montreal District No.5; R.W.Bro.A.S.Hall, East Angus (83), St.Francis District; R.W.Bro.K.G.Brown, Farnham (24), Bedford District; R.ML Bro.C ming Bro.A.D.McKenna, Granby (21), Shefford and Brome District District Grand Chaplains R.W.Bro.Rev.T.J.Matthews, Kenogami (97), Quebec and Three Rivers District; R.W.Bro.Rev.G.R.Addie, Montreal (82), Montreal District No.1; R.W.Bro.Rev.A.J.Marshall, Lachine (76), Montreal District No.2; R.W.Bro.Rev.J.E.Boucher, Montreal (80), Montreal District No.3; R.W.Bro.Rev.J.A.Mowat, Hudson (98), Montreal District No.4; R.W.Bro.Rev.G.F.Leigh, Montreal (105), Montreal District No.5; R.W.Bro.Rev.George Robins, East Angus (34), Richmond, Grand First Principal; R.E.Comp.A.M.Baird, Montreal, Grand Second Principal; R.E.Comp.R.V.Waller, Montreal Grand Third Principal J.; R, E.Comp.Harold E.A.Rose, Mont- Scribe E.; R.E.Comp.G.M.Wilson, Temiskaming, Grand Scribe N.; R.E.Comp.J.Mercer, St.Lambert, G.P.S.; V.E.Comp.L.S.Moore, Montreal, G.A.S.; V.E.Comp.H.G.Bickford, Huntingdon, G.J.S.; V.E.Comp.G.M.Foster, Montreal, G.D.of C.; V.E.Comp.P.O\u2019Brien, Montreal, G.P.; V.E.Comp.R.M.McCarrell, Montreal, G.S.; V.E.Comp.L.E.Copping, Cookshire, G.S.; V.E.Comp.F.R.Graves, M\u2019aterloo, G.S.Grand Superintendents of Districts Montreal No.1: R.E.Comp.J.St.Francis District; R.W.Bro.Rev.I H.T.Moorecraft; Montreal No.2; G M.Standish, Dunham (8), Bed-jR.E.Comp.G.Silverman; Stada-ford District; R.W.Bro.Rev.G.J.j cona District, R.E.Comp.F.Sud- : Foy, Noranda (107), Ottawa Dis-1 ders, Three Rivers; St.Francis Dis ! trict; R.W.Bro.Ven.J.M.Lid- j trict.R.E.Comp.W.F.H.Lam-1 stone, Granby (21), Shefford and bert, Richmond; Bedford District, Brome District.Masonic Lodges Prévost Lodge No.8 (Durham) \u2014 Bro.James Symington, W.M.; W.Bro.R.S.Selby, I.P.M.; Bro.Arthur Hall, S.W.; Bro.Bernard Ar-pin, J.W.; Rt.Wor.Bro.Rev.G.N.Sandish.Chaplain; Rt.Wor.Bro, R.E.Comp.A.P.Bibby, Cowansville.Chapters Golden Rule Chapter, No.1, (Sherbrooke) \u2014 Ex.Comp.C.J.Jarjour, Z.; Ex.Comp.E.A.W.Boyce, I.P.Z.; Ex.Comp.Wm.Ross, H; Ex.Comp.H.McCullough, J.; A.E.Silby, Treasurer; Wor.Bro.Ex.Comp.Alfred Walker, Treasur-R.A.Robinson, Secretary.: er; R.Ex.Comp.H.S.Pye, Scribe St.Francis Lodge No.15 (Rich-iE,; Comp.R.E.White, Scribe N.; mond):\u2014M\u2019.Bro.L.F.Somerville, Comp.Geo.Kandalaft, P S.M\u2019.M.; ML Bro.R.W.Bedard, LP.j Prévost Chapter, No.3, (Dun-M.; Bro.R.A.McKee, S.W.; Bro.ham, Que.) \u2014 Ex.Comp.Frank C.G.Ginn, J.W.; W.Bro.K.G Nourse, Chaplain; R.W.Bro.W.E.Mclver, Treasurer; R.W.Bro.Geo.A.Mralker, Secretary.Victoria Lodge, No.16 (Sher- Harrison Z.; Ex.Comp.R.S.Selby, I.P.Z.; Ex.Comp.C.D.Farnam, H.; Ex.Comp.Gaston Arpin, J.; Comp.C.B.Gittens, Treasurer; Comp.A.J.Shepard, Scribe E.; brooke)\u2014W.Bro.D.H.Patton, W.gx.Comp.C.D.Johnson, M.; ML Bro.Sam McLean, I.P.M.; Scribe N.; Comp.Bernard Arpin, Bro.C.Dougherty, S.W.; Bro.T.|pts.G.Masterson, J.ML; W.Bro.Geo.Mount Sutton Chapter, No.12, Davidson, Chaplain; W Bro.Jas.(Sutton)\u2014Ex.Comp.A.F.La-Corfield, Treasurer; R.W.Bro.ML pitre z.; Ex.Comp.K.G.Brown, Byham, Secretary.\ti.p,z.; Ex.Comp.G.F.Knight, IL; Prince of Wales Lodge (Sher- Ex comp.Dr.K.W.Smith, I.P.Z.; brooke)\u2014Y;T M-\u2019 Horace Martin; S.Ex Comp.Rev.Geo.Harrington, M., W.Swallow; J.W., C.Sheppard; }{_; Ex, Comp.Arthur Needham, Treasurer C.Osborne; Secretary, j.; M.E.Comp.Archie E.Dyson, Bert Moolgar; Tyler, Robert Clin- Treasurer; R.E.Comp.Kenneth t0v _\t\u2014 .-t\tv G.Nourse, Scribe E.; Comp.Jos.Yamaska Lodge No.21 (Granby ) van Damme, Scribe N.; Comp.Don-W- Bro.S.R.Fisk, W.M.; W.ald Timmons, P.s.Bro.C.F.Hawke, I.P.M.; Bro.O.____________1___________________ ! 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