Sherbrooke daily record, 11 octobre 1941, samedi 11 octobre 1941

[" WEATHER Partly cloudy and cool, V i\u2019hprbrnnk?Satlg mwnrîi THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TO UNSHIPS TEMPERATURES Yesterday: Maximum, 48; minimum, 37.Same day last year! Max., 58; min., 39.Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941 Forty-Fifth Year.FRESH GERMAN DIVISIONS THROWN INTO ATTACK Situation West Of Moscow Said To Be Critical Reserve-Bolstered Red Army Divisions Repulsed Attacks in Vyazma Sector with Fleavy Losses to Invaders\u2014Furious Resistance Along Shortened Central Front.TRAINED NAVAL CREWS TO IAN TRADERS\u2019 GUNS *¦ CANADIANS TO BE TRAINED IN INVASION PLAN Moscow, Oct.41.\u2014W\u2014Fresh German divisions were reported today to have been hurled into incessant Central Front attacks and the Soviet army newspaper Red Star said the situation in the Vyazma sector West of Moscow is serious.\u201cThe danger is great,\u201d Red Star declared.A short time after the Soviet Information Bureau declared that reserve-bolstered Red Army divisions had repulsed attacks in the Vyazma sector with heavy Josses to the invaders, other Russian sources .said the Nazis had driven a deep wedge into the defences in that zone.Battles mounted in intensity with the Germans hammering in the directions of' Vyazma and Bryansk and renewing assaults North of Orel, rail city 220 miles South of Moscow, in an effort to break through to the capital.Red Army reserves continued to flow toward the front as the Soviet command sought to counteract the far-flung threats.On the Southern front, the Germans were reported to he pressing toward the Ukrainian city of Melitopol, advancing at a number of points despite heavy losses.Red Star said the Russians there conducted an orderly retreat, but \u201cthe situation remains extremely grave, with a direct danger threatening a number of the most important industrial centres of the Sea of Azov region.\u201d Moscow's chief immediate interest was at Vyazma.A communique said eight hundred German officers and men were killed in that zone where the invaders struck in force ten days ago.\u201cOur troops fought the enemy along the entire front,\u201d the midday communique said, \u201cwith, particular fierceness in the directions of Vyazma and Bryansk.\u201d Furious resistance along shortened central front defence lines previously had frustrated one of the main German plans of encirclement and apparently slowed down the offensive before Moscow, the Russians said.In one sector, they declared, an entire German transport column rushing arms and ammunition to the front was destroyed by a minefield laid by Soviet guerillas.Red armies outflanked in the Bryansk sector 210 miles.Southwest of Moscow were reported to have withdrawn to new positions last night under cover of heavy counterattacks.The Soviet command thus was said to have removed the danger of entrapment to its division farthest from the capital in the Vyazma-Bry-ansk-Orel battle zone and re-established the defence arc menaced by the.blows of Nazi armored detachments.Thousands of reserves\u2014described \u2022as some of the best troops in the Red army\u2014moved up from the rear in an effort to turn the tide of a conflict which the Moscow press fitly-termed \u201ca battle of annihilation.\u201d (How far the Bryansk defenders had withdrawn to the East was not stated.However, the river Oka and Continued on Page 2, Col.2 Washington, Oct.11.\u2014(/P)\u2014Authoritative sources said today that if and when United States merchant ships are armed, trained naval crews almost certainly will man the guns.The navy is much better prepared to provide such crews, officials said, than in 1917 when young naval enlisted men were trained for such duty after war was declared.As for the guns, an administration source said yesterday that enough will be available to arm ships plying in the Atlantic \u201cas soon as the necessary revision of the Neutrality Act is accomplished.\u201d Navy Department spokesmen declined to discuss what steps, if any, have been taken t' organize gun crews for service aboard merchantmen, pointing out that the prohibi- Continued on Page 2, Col.2.By ROSS MU1NRO (Canadian Press War Correspondent) London, Oct.11.\u2014(C.P.-Cable) \u2014(Small selected groups of Canadian officers will participate in com-| mando training, it was learned in London today after the War Office\u2019s disclosure that Britain has organized special shock troops which can be used to raid enemy territory.Hand-picked Canadians will train at the special invasion training centre at a remote Scottish loch similar to the place where the Spitsbergen expedition spent a week before sailing for the Arctic.The Canadians practised disembarkations from a | troopship and coastal assaults.The officers will be trained in raid-; ing tactics used by the British com-j mandos, later returning as instruc-j tors in their regiments in the Canadian Corps, where they will pass on their knowledge.The commandos [had been one of the British army\u2019s kleepest secrets but Canadian staff officers have been following them closely for months.Special Corps Of Shock Troops Foreshadows More And Bigger Raids On Oerman-Occuped Soil WILL BE TAKEN TO POLAND Lodi, N.J., Oct.11.\u2014ifÆ\u2019)\u2014When [Poland is free again, the body of Mme.Antonnia Paderewska-Wil-konska will be taken from (the \u2022 grounds of the Pelican Sisters con-j vent here to Warsaw.The sister of Ignace Jan Paderewski, musician and statesman, died Monday and was buried here Thursday.She admired the work of the order and had asked that her body remain here until Poland was ready to receive it and that of her famous brother, now resting at Arlington national cemetery.' London, Oct.11.\u2014®\u2014A War Of-| fice disclosure that Britain has organized a special corps of shocks i troops skilled in sea landings and guerilal warfare was taken in some 1 quarters today as foreshadowing more and bigger raids upon German-occupied soil.The foray last March, in which eleven German ships were sunk and i 225 men captured on the Norwegian island of Lofoten, was cited as the type of work the new striking force might be called upon to execute.Details of the corps\u2019 extensive field exercises were disclosed in London newspapers at a moment when sections of the public and press were demanding to know what Britain has done, is doing or plans to do to relieve German pressure upon Russia.The announcement caused speculation that the new corps, or the announcement itself, might have been intended to divert German troops from the drive toward Moscow.The rigorous regime of the corps \u2014forced marches on short rations, the use of all infantry weapons, and small boat workouts\u2014suggested it was meant primarily for invasion.London newspapers freely asserted the shock troops\u2014called \u201ccommandos\u201d\u2014would be those who \u201cone day may storm enemy beaches,\u201d but there was no speculation as to when that day might be.Neither was there an indication of the size of the corps.(The normal corps is made up of two or more divisions, perhaps 30,000 to 60,000 men.) The King recently inspected these troops practising beach landings, raids and frontal assaults on the shores of a Scottish lake.The corps includes picked men from every branch of the army, who are trained for both amphibious warfare and independent operations for long periods on land.\u201cAs these troops may be used on land in guerilla operations,\u201d the War Office said, \u201cthey may have to learn to work in small parties or even as individuals,\u201d CONFER DEGREE ON OF NETHERLANDS Panama\u2019s New President lay Declare A General Election Dispute Threatens To Stop U.S.Production Of Tanks Detroit, Oct.11.\u2014(fP)\u2014Federal and State labor mediators sought today to end a dispute between two rival labor unions that threatens stoppage of virtually all of the army\u2019s tank production.A conference between representatives of the warring unions, the C.I.O.and A.F.L.United Automobile Workers, and the companies involved, the Spicer Manufacturing Company of Toledo, O., and its subsidiary, the Hillsdale (Mich.) Steel Products Company, was summoned by Dr.John R.Steelman, chief of the United States Conciliation Service, War Department officials expressed grave concern over the situation.The dispute assumed serious proportions when the U.A.W.-C.I.O., bargaining agent for 2,200 Spicer employees, decreed a boycott of A.F.L.-produced materials supplied to the parent firm by the Michigan plant.New Brunswick, N.J., Oct.11.\u2014 (IP).Rutgers University, paying tri- bute on the 175th anniversary of its founding to \u201can enlightened sovereign who rules wisely and well,\u201d conferred upon Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands by radio today an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.The degree was conferred by Dr.Robert C.Clothier, President of the ! University, and the Queen\u2019s address ; of acceptance was radioed from Lon- j don.The President's address and Queen's reply were carried over a nation-wide network to the Netherlands East Indies, the West Indies and Dutch Guiana.Dr.Alexander London, Netherlands Minister to the United States, accepted the diploma on behalf of the Queen.Queen Wilhelmina said she accepted the degree as a \u201cspontaneous appreciation of and praise for, the bearing of my people under the severe trial of occupation by a usurper whose system is based on slavery.\u201d She added that the people of the Netherlands \u201chave proved their trust in God and their readiness to sacrifice everything for freedom and justice.\u201d URGES IMMEDIATE U.S.ENTRY Vancouver, Oct.11.\u2014((P)\u2014Immediate enrty of the United States into the war was urged here last night by J.W.Spangler, Vice-President of the Seattle First National Bank, in an address before the British Columbia division of the Canadian Institut^ of Mining and Metallurgy.\u201cI believe the United Slates should enter this war right now,\u201d Spangler said.La Guardia, on the Other Hand, May Summon National Assembly to Approve His Administration\u2014Stir in Havana Over Presence of Former President.I Panama, Oct.11.\u2014(/P)\u2014Panama\u2019s \u2022\ttwo-day-old Government studied its future course today with the apparent feeling that its position is legally secure and with the avowed support of a prominent follower of exiled President Arnulfo Arias; Political experts said there is a possibility the new President, Ricardo Adolfo de la Guardia, may summon the National Assembly to approve his administration or may dissolve the Assembly and call a \u2022\tgeneral election to name a successor | to Arias.A call on all Arias partisans to [support de la Guardia was sounded by Dr.Jose Encarnacion Arjona, member of the \u201cCouncil of Thirty\u201d and former President of the National Revolutionary party which Arias built up as his own political machine.At a mass meeting in Colon Park [last night, speakers of nearly all political parties urged support of [the new administration and union of all American nations against totalitarianism.Meanwhile, there was a stir in Havana over the presence there of Arias, who flew to Havana secretly last Tuesday.A Cuban patriot organization called \u201cFriends of the Americans\u201d de-Imanded the expulsion of Arias and guest card at the Havana Country Club was cancelled by the Canadian Trade Commissioner in Havana, C.S.Bissette, after he learned the \u2019identity of the former President.| Mr.Bissette said he had issued the card for a \u201cSenor A.A» Madrid \u2019 at the request of a woman friend of his wife.\u201cArias\u2019 full name is CHARGE FRAUD IN ST.JOHNS BYE-ELECTION St.Johns, Que., Oct.11_____(®\u2014 Adelard Forget, Sheriff of the Sc.; Johns-Iberville judicial district, was today served a summons to appear, ! in court to answer charges of fraudulently obtaining and concealing ; electoral lists, vote reports and ! other documents necessary in an i election.The complaint was laid ! by Alderman Georges Desrochers.; The complaint came as an aftermath of a provincial bye-election in the St.Johns-Napierville riding last Monday when Liberal Candidate Omer Perrier was declared elected over his Union Nationale opponent, Paul Beaulieu, by 21 votes.The election is being contested.A summons requiring Forget to answer the charge next Friday was issued by Rolland Sabourin, protho-notary of the district.South American Anti-Nazi Drive Intensified By U.S.Efforts to Thwart Nazi-Fascist Penetration of Western Hemisphere Redoubled by Washington\u2014General Condition, Particularly in Brazil and Argentina, Considered Unsatisfactory.Otawa, Oct.11\u2014 ((P) \u2014A new price (schedule involving increases fur all grades, weights and soicct-ions of bacon shipped from Canada to the ¦ United Kingdom under the 1941-42 agreement was nnr.mneed last night by the Canadian Bacon Board, The rates will be effective for the product of hogs purchased on and after October 13.The United Kingdom Government will pay the full purchase price under the new contract.The top prices per 100 pounds of grade A No.1 sizeable Wiltshire sides will be $19.90 at Canadian sen-board compared with a peak of $19,60 reached under the 1910-4 I agreement which called for shipment of 425,600,000 pounds.The new agreement calls for not less than 600,000,000 pounds of Canadian bacon in the next 12 months.Proportionate price increases arc provided for other grades, 200 British Bombers Roar Across Channel In Attack United States-Built Havocs Participate in Thrusts Against Continent\u2014Daylight Assault on French Coast Carried Out.Continued on Page 2, Col.2.ggest Roosevelt Tender Good Offices To Stop War In Europe Washing-ton, October 11.\u2014(Æ5)\u2014 nid Administration and Con-jssional efforts to give more and >re aid to Britain and Russia, two lited States Senators \u2014 Alva lams (Deni., Colorado) and raid Nye (Rep., North Dakota) \u2014 ggested* today that President (osevelt tender his good offices to ing about peace in Europe.\u2018T am one of the minority group lich believes that the President ght offer to help in bringing about ace,\u201d Adams told reporters.\u201cWhile Germany might say that \u2022\twould be pretty poor peaee-ikers because of our aid to Britain, \u2022\tcould advise all the nations in-Ived that we did not wish to dic-;e the treaty terms but merely iuld help in any way we could.\u201d CHINESE STILL ATTEMPTING TO SECURE ICHANG By J.F.SANDERSON (Canadian Press Staff Writer) Washington, Oct.11.\u2014(®\u2014The drone of German and Italian commercial planes over South America is less audible than a year ago but still loud enough to cause great concern in Washington and a redoubling of efforts to thwart the Nazi-Fascist penetration of the Western Hemisphere.Using diplomacy, dollars and commercial competition, the United States has driven several Axis airlines from South America, but the general situation, particularly in Brazil and Argentina, is considered unsatisfactory.The German and Italian airliner are considered far more than mere commercial enterprises.They are regarded primarily as propaganda agents for the Axis, espionage bureaux, training centres in aerial photography and long-distance flying and a serious leak in the blockade of Europe.Most of the Axis lines hook up with the Italian trans-Atlantic Lat.service which runs from Rome to Rio de Janeiro by way of Spain, thi Cape Verde Islands and Recife.There is no doubt here that Lati, which started in December, 1939, is used almost exclusively to land Axis agents, propaganda, money and fifth column instructions in the Western Hemisphere and smuggle out secret documents and lightweight materials.In addition, there is more than a suspicion that Lati planes, when crossing the South Atlantic, act a;, spotters for German and Italian submarines.It is well known that the planes make long lateral deviations from a straight course across the L90-0-mile jump from the Cape Verde Islands, apparently to spot merchant ships.There have been many sinkings in this area and some of them, there is little doubt, resulted from signals passed from Lati planes to German or Italian submarines.Lati planes also are used to send commercial diamonds, platinum and other lightweight materials through I0CK BATTLE IS WAGED BY U.S.SOLDIERS Continued on Page 2, Col.3.WAR BULLETINS New York, Oct.11.\u2014(JP)\u2014A.force of 1,500 men invaded Fort Tilden at the lip of New York harbor in a mock battle early today and blasted the skyscrapers of Manhattan with more than 60,000 theoretical pounds of high explosives after capturing the strategic fort\u2019s 16-inch coast artillery guns.\t,, r, ,\t, In thirty minutes of war histri- daylight on the hrench coast.Sharp onics, the invaders, from Fort Han- j aci'm,.v by Nazi anti-aircraft do-cock at Sandy Hook, loosed on the \u2022 'ence?a,'r,uiid the port of Calais was city about forty imaginary shells weighing 2,300 pounds or more while on the sprawling grounds 500 defenders fought to dispel the enemy whose attack was, officially, a surprise.The invaders, for a while, had things their own way.They tool: ttn big guns and turned them on ; ar|4 a small number of casualties, a the city, \u201cburned\u201d the fort\u2019s build- , communiquerai ings, and \u201cdestroyed\u201d its communications.The remaining defenders were Unless peace does come in Europe, Adams said, it is possible \u201cthe United States may find itself in a position where we will be fighting the whole world by ourselves.\u201d He j added the opinion that Britain would be under no obligation to the United States to continue the war if she found it to be to her own interest to make peace.Nye said Mr.Roosevelt undoubtedly could \u201cmake a substantial contribution toward peace\u201d and added that \u201cif our present foreign policy is followed to its ultimate end.we probably won't have a nation left in the world which is friendly to us.\" Both Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt, however, Continuous Street Fighting as Nipponese Cling to Westernmost Outpost of Invasion of China.Continued on Page 2, Col.1.Chungking, Oct.11.\u2014 (/P) \u2014 A Chinese military spokesman today reported continuous street fighting at Ichang, YTangtz- River port, a< Chinese troops strove to mop up Japanese forces clinging to that Westernmost outpost of their invasion.Advices to Chungking indicate 4 that from 1,000 to 2,000 Japanesc-troops still were within Ichang and that others held a small area outside the city.The loss of four battalions was acknowledged by the Chinese, who said earlier theiv troops had recaptured the city.(Shanghai and Nanking dispatches quoted Japanese milita\u2014 sources as denying the Chinese haa recaptured the city.) London \u2014 \u201cImmediate armed action to relieve pressure on our Russian allies\u201d was demanded by sixty-three students of the University College Hospital in a resolution sent to Prime Minister Churchill today.* * ¥ Rome\u2014Italian troops, joined with the Germans in a siege of Tobruk for the last six months, captured some prisoners in a local fight before that Libyan port, the High Command claimed today.The Italians acknowledged another British raid on Bengasi.The bombs caused material damage, the communique added.* * * Tokyo \u2014 The Communications Ministry announced today that the Japanese steamship Tatsuta Maru would sail for the United States October 15 and would be followed later by two other ships.All Japanese sailings to the United States were suspended since a short time after the freezing of Japanese funds by Britain and the United States.In daylight sweeps Friday, the Air Ministry said that no attackin Nazi planes were encountered.The only being mopped up when 2,000 mem- '\u2022ne''r|y P-'*'les F'Cen I'etircd to cloud bers of the New York Guard i banks at the approach of the British swarmed in on boats and trucks, aircr.ft.\t.Despite low ram clouds, formations of bombers and fighters blasted Boulogne and Dieppe and attacked Nazi shipping in the English Channel.During Thursday night AxT shipping off Norway and Norwegian coastal towns were bombed.in on swiftly turned the stored the fort.tide and re- JAPANESE VESSEL TO SAIL FOR U.S.Tokyo, Oct.11.\u2014(ZP)\u2014The Foreign Office announced today that \u201cas a result of negotiations with the United States Government for ship transportation\u201d the Japanese steamship Tatsuta Maru will leave Yokohama for Honolulu and San Francisco October 15.The Taiyo Maru and the Nitta Maru both will sail shortly thereafter for the United States, the brief announcement said.Domei news agency claimed the sailings were not for the purpose of evacuating Japanese nationals from the United States.All Japanese sailings to the United States were suspended since a short time after the freezing of Japanese funds by Britain and the United States.Strict Restrictions On instalment Buying Are Made Public At Ottawa Sales of Retail Stores and Operations of All Lending Institutions, So Far as Instalment Credit Transactions Are Concerned, Affected by New Legislation.rmiri ftTFifij rkniipr\tBy JOHN DAUPHINE» SI4 8 IwW rKil r\t(Canadian Press Staff Writer) (Jill IlLifï I IliVii\tOttawa, Oct.41.® The l)o- PflirniTI F FAD '\"ifik\"1 Government took a tighter uLliLiiJtJLEj il/Ii hold today on the pocketbooks of _ r ¦-»,\t^ie Peolhe by ordering drastic re- |t M ||j\\j plllif IS || I strictions on instalment buying and 1 IlUI/Uv/i borrowing, to divert more production and a bigger share of the national income to the war effort.The restrictions, put into effect by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, take effect next Tuesday, October 44.Since Monday is Thanksgiving and most business places will lie closed, this virtually means that instalment buying will lie under control on next week's first day of business.Not only sales of retail stores are affected, but also the operations of nil lending institutions, so far as instalment credit transactions are concerned.These, are the most important regulations: 1.\tThe down payment on any goods affected by the order\u2014other than private automobiles\u2014must be at least one-third of the total cash price and never less than ten dollars at time of delivery.The balance must be paid in full within twelve months, with minimum monthly payments of five dollars each.2.\tThe minimum down payment on automobiles must be fifty per cent of the cash price.The balance must be paid in full within twelve months on cars costing less than $500 and within eighteen months on cars costing more than that, The down payment in each case includes the value of any \u201ctrade-in.\u201d Both new and used goods come under the order.The control ranges oyer a wide variety of commodities, including, besides automobile and automobile accessories, such things as home appliances using electricity, gas of oil\u2014-stoves, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, refrigerators, washing machines, floor polishers, heaters and the like; furniture, floor and wall coverings; clothing; furs; boots and shoes; all kinds of jewelry; cameras, binoculars and telescopes; | radios and marine motors unless they are to be used for commercial pur-poses or in the fishing industry, and many others.In an accompanying statemen., Finance Minister Ilsley gave clear warning that other restrictions on civilian buying can be expected.\u201cThe restriction on instalment buying and borrowing is one of a series of steps to combat the inflationary tendencies arising from the competition between civilian demands and war requirements for available supplies of materials,\u201d he said.Civilian purchases would be \u201cpostponed rather than prevented\u201d undei the Prices and Trade Board lie said, but h made it plain that by \u201cpostponement\u201d he meant until af-tho war.In addition to regulating the siza and number of down payments, today\u2019s Prices and Trade Board statement contained these ten additional points: 1.Every person or firm selling or lending on the instalment plan is au.[omaheally licensed by the Board until further notice and must apply for licence renewal when directed to do so.Continued on Page 2, Col.4.* London, Oct.11.\u2014 ((P)- More than two hundred British bombers roared across the Channel in waves during the night as the Royal Air Force, taking advantage of improved weather conditions, renewed its offensive against Germany with thrusts at the industrial Ruhr and Rhineland, it was announced today.Simultaneous assaults wore launched on docks at Rotterdam, Ostend, Dunkerque and Bordeaux on the German-occupied Channel const.The raids on Germany were the first in nine nights, weather having prevented any extensive offensive operations In more than a week.The Air Ministry disclosed that United States-built Havocs participated jn the thrusts against the Continent, raiding German-occupied airdromes in Bel him and France.Early last night British planes continued an assault that started in ! reported by watchers on the English coast.One Nazi raider was shot down oyer the British Isles during the night.Only a few Gorman planes were reported overhead and bombs were dropped two places in Eastern England, causing some damage nstalmsnt Buying Restrictions igani To Comîiat îisfialion Trend NEVER TOO LATE Windsor, N.S., Oct.11.\u2014 t® \u2014 Jacob Benedict, 95, has been presented with a complimentary life ticket to the annual county exhibition.Ottawa, Oct.11.\u2014 IP)\u2014Finance \u2022 Minister Ilsley describes the reTrict-ions on instalment buying and borrowing announced today by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board as \u201cone of a series of steps to combat [the inflationary tendencies arising {from the competition between civilian demands and war requirements for available supplies of material.'.\u201d j \u201cCanadian factories cannot fill our war requirements and at the {.same time meet all the demands of Canadian consumers,\u201d the Minister said.\u201cWar is demanding a rapidly-increasing share of the materials from which our consumer goods are made.If the purchasing power to the Canadian oublie is allowed to bid with- out restriction for the supplies of consumer goods that remain, a strong upward push on prices will be the inevitable result.\u201d The Minister said that under the new regulations civilian purchases would bo \u201cpostponed rather than prevented.\u201d From the wording o?his statement it was obvious he meant postponement until after the war.He said: \u201cA brake is placed on rising prices.Materials are conserved for war industries.A reserve of buying | rower is dammed up for release after the national emergency is over, I buying power which will create em-Iployment in thoise industries whose {civilian output now has been arbitrarily reduced/\u2019 ^028 2, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941.RECENT BRIDE SHOWERED BY BEEBE FRIENDS Surprise Post-Nuptial Shower Tendered Mrs.Jessie Meyette, Who Received Large Number of Gifts.Beebe, Oct.11.\u2014Mrs.Arthur Henderson, Mrs.Elmont Moss and Mrs.Derwood Mosher were hostesses at a post-nuptial shower in honor of Mrs.Jessie (Wilson) Meyette at the home of Mrs.Henderson.Around eight o\u2019clock the bride, accompanied by her husband, stopped to make a short call on her cousin and was much surprised on entering to find about thirty friends awaiting her, including two sisters-in-law from Newport, Vt.She was seated in a pink and white decorated chair under an arch of the same color, banked with flowers.Little Elizabeth Henderson and Ronald Moss, dressed as bride and groom, came in pulling a cart loaded with daintily wrapped parcels.Not only once but thrice the cart delivered its load to the bride.Amid confetti and excitement the gifts were opened and admired by all, after which the bride expressed her appreciation in her pleasant manner.Games were enjoyed and a dainty lunch was served by the hostesses.Mrs.Wilson, mother of the bride, and Miss Dorothy Lees were each heard in several vocal selections which were much enjoyed.The guests then departed after-wishing Jessie much happiness in her new home.General Note» Pte.MelVin Walker, of Petawawa, spent a week-end at his home.The Misses Pearl Woodward and Edna Isaac, of Montreal, spent a few days with the former\u2019s father, Mr.L.J.Woodard.Miss Josephine Wells, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Wilkinson.Mr.and Ms.J, H.Turner are visiting their daughter, Mrs.Wesley Reynolds, in Larder Lake, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Haselton are visiting relatives in Manchester, N.H.Miss K.Gould, of Montreal, is a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.William Haselton.Miss Beulah Rediker, of Bear River, N.S., spent a day with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Rediker.Suggest Roosevelt Continued from Page 1.have declared that their countries will not consent to any peace which involved a continuation of Hitlerism.With the new $5,985,000,000 lease-lend appropriation safely through the House, leaders turned their attention to hastening that aid-to-Brit-ain measure through the Senate and ito obtaining prompt enactment of a neutrality revision bill permitting the arming of American merchant ships, as urged by Mr.Roosevelt.Situation West Continued from Page 1 ! a tributary, and Ugra, form a logi-j cal combat line for the Russians ! from the forests near Vyazma to | the black earth area Northeast of German-held Orel, and again to the Volga, 221 miles East of Moscow.The rivers meet at the railway city of Kaluga, LOO miles Southwest of | Moscow.) | The Soviet Information Bureau ,said last night that \u201cduring October 10, fighting continued along the entire front and was particularly fierce : in the sectors of Vyazma, Bryansk land Melitopol\u201d (in the Ukraine).Military dispatches reported that Red units had raided Orel, railroad city won by the Germans after a three-day battle, destroyed three tanks and scattered a column of motorized infantry.1 The German Air Force continued ,to make flights over the Moscow area, where the raiders were constantly challenged by anti-aircraft guns and pursuit planes.The Russians estimated ten German planes were destroyed Tuesday and six Wednesday at the approaches to the ! capital, but air raid sirens within !the city have not sounded for more ithan a week.I The Moscow radio said five German planes were downed on the approaches to Moscow Friday.' The Communist Party organ i Pravda said German columns were (being repeatedly attacked by the Red (Air Force, despite bad weather which j obliged pilots to fly low for bombing .accuracy.Six tanks, ten trucks and (two tractors were reported knocked (out of action in a raid upon a single Iconcentration.SMUGGLING RING IS DISCOVERED Mexico City, Oct.11.\u2014(/P)\u2014(Mexican secret agents were reported by the newspaper Excelsior today to have uncovered a smuggling ring which had shipped more, than 380, 000 pounds of mercury to Japan since the United States and Mexico negotiated an economic defence pact last July 14.The liquid metallic element Is used in munitions making.Export of Mexican war supplies from the Western Hemisphere is forbidden by e Presidential decree.Excelsior said the group is under surveillance.Panama\u2019s New Continued from Page 1 Arnulfo Arias Madrid.Arias, frequently accused by opponents of having Nazi sympathies, said in Havana that \u201ccertain differences\u2019\u2019 had arisen between his administration and United States officials and declared his Government\u2019s ruling against arming U.S.merchantmen of Panama registry had been \u201cbadly received\u2019\u2019 in the Ûnited States.Arias asserted he did not flee Panama but went to Havana to see an eye specialist.He insisted he meant to return immediately and said the coup in Panama was a \u201cprofound surprise\u201d to him.Trained Naval Continued from Page 1.I tion against arming such vessels still js part of the Neutrality Act.They reminded questioners, however, that Navy Secretary Frank Knox already has stated that the gun crews are \u201cavailable.\u201d Chairman Carl Vinson (Dem., Georgia), of the House Naval Committee said he w-as satisfied the navy would have to provide the gun crews for merchant ships, not only because of the degree of skill required but also because maritime unions probably would object to civilians being used for such purposes.In that connection, some legislators said that one of the reasons for the requested authority to arm merchant ships at this time is that the officers and crews of torpedoed American vessels have protested against being sent to sea without defensive weapons.The lawmakers recalled that a similar situation prevailed in 1917.Qualified sources said that the average gun crew aboard a merchant ship would be about ten men under a petty officer.That w'ould be sufficient to man the gun twenty-four hours a day.GROUP CHOOSES I NEW TREASURER AT WATERVILLE Mrs.F, W.Ayer Appointed to Complete Term of Office in Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.John\u2019s Anglican Church.Preston, England, Oct.11.\u2014((t>) -Eight of Mrs.James Cairns ten sons have joined the forces, but it will be a long time before the others don battle dress.The elder is ten and the younger eight.London, Oct.11\u20140)\u2014Lionel Watson, 31, was sentenced to hang when convicted of murdering hi.s bigamous wife and her 18-months old child who were poisoned and then buried under flagstones in a garden.Hill SHOWING TODAY For the Lost Tlnu* THE NEW Premier T H F A T K F.¦ Ü | | THEATRE »H\u2014¦» PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 7.6:3l)erijrooke Bail?&ecorfc SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941.OCTOBER SUN\tMON\tTHE\tWED\tTHU\tFBI\tSAT \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t Domestic And Commercial Tax Collections Registered Gains Collection of domestic and commercial taxes by the Electricity and Gas Department during September totalled $28,999.87, an increase of $2,157.21 over similar collections in the same month last year, it was revealed today in the monthly report issued by City Treasurer Maurice Cormier.This figure, however, was quite a bit less than the total for August, 1941.Industrial collections amounted to $83,413.43, almost $5,000 more than in September, 1940, although considerably lower than in August, of this year.Current Real Estate and school taxes brought $20,816.27 to the municipal coffers, as compared to $^5,507.49 in September a year ago, an increase of $5,30'S.78.Complete statistics follow TAX DEPARTMENT Sept.1941\t\tSept.1940\tAug.1941 Asylums \t\t\t\t$\t266.27\t$\t55.50\t$\t149.24 Reform Schools \t\t\t47.00\t38.00\t17.08 Judgments , \t\t\t92.23\t45.87\t107.55 Rents \u2014 City Properties \t\t266.48\t304.48\t287.48 Building Permits \t\t\t249.84\t77.70\t135.61 Road \u2014 Sundries .\t\t1,755.42\t3.785.48\t1,834.38 Civic Hospital and Sundries \t\t299.81\t1,512.56\t422.89 Workmen\u2019s Dwellings .\t3,051.10\t872.03\t8,000.59 Licenses \t\t\t\t1,492.25\t1,736.92\t2,665.97 Business Tax \t\t\t\t4,811.52\t3,717.22\t4,491.01 Rental Tax \t\t\t1,274.81\t1,053.70 155.05\t2.838.56 Poll Tax \t\t71.90\t\t195.25 Professional Tax \t\t76.00\t152.00\t546.20 Lacombe Law \t\tNIL\tNIL\tNIL Failures \t\t\t13.71\t23.22\t6.82 Real Estate and School \u2014 Current\t20.816.27\t15,507.49\t3.561.93 Real Estate and School \u2014 Arrears\t3,203.24\t4,454.86\t2,838.67 Consolidation \t\t\tNIL\tNIL\tNIL Sidewalks \t\t306.32\t316.84\t444.74 Sewers \t\t204.46\t196.08\t200.70 Paving \t\t445.67\t831.76\t803.45 Market\tRentals \t\t1,619.30\t1,603.60\t1,987.85 Market \u2014 Sundries \t\t11.25\t12.00\t14.70 Public Scales .\t\t\t94.20\t120.50\t111.70 Recorder\u2019s Court \t\t439.70\t157.00\t609.50 Amusement Tax \t\t2,669.16\t2,458.38\t2,456.69 Surtax \t .\t .\t947.68\t854.65\t1,024.49 Interest on Taxes \t\t183.S2\t293.38\t150.08 Permanent Works \t\t303.12\t578.42\t562.08 Plumbing Inspection \t\t21.00\tNIL\t27.80 Comfort Stations .\t\t\t30.21\t27.45\t40.10 WATERWORKS\tDEPARTMENT\t\t Meters \t\t686.87\t311.39 '\t10,878.88 Flat Rates \t\t\t\t\t1,049.62\t1,277.78\t16,300.25 Sundries \t\t40.00\t44.00\t37.00 ELECTRICITY AND GAS DEPARTMENT\t\t\t Domestic and Commercial \t\t\t28,999.87\t26,842.66\t30,461.56 Industrial \t\t\t33,413.43\t28,617.29\t40,264.20 Gas \t .\t\t\t9,515.98\t8,667.46\t9,761.77 Sundries .\t\t\t249.16\t688.94\t863.99 Deposits \t\t743.88\t572.97\t720.50 iüüü Battery Association Endorses Record's Cigarette Fund FIRST CARLOAD OF E.T.EGGS GOES OVERSEAS The boys over in England are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain cigarettes and the Record Cigarette Campaign now being carried on is designed to alleviate this situation for Eastern Townships boys who went across with a local Battery.\ti ,\t- The money obtained in the campaign is being turned over to George Five Hundred Cases of Eggs E.Ewing, who will look after the purchase of cigarettes to be sent to the Racked aild Shipped at W.L.McGANNON, of Sherbrooke, who will be one of the guest speakers at the fall meeting of the East-ern Townships Asoeiated Boards of -,065.97 Trade and the Eastern Townships 4.49l.bi Settlement Society which will be held at Cowansville on Thursday next.HURT SLIGHTLY WHENSTRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE FILMS DEVELOPED Any size 6 or 8 exposure film developed and 8 Guaranteed Beautiful, Glistening prints and 1 enlargement 25c.8 reprints from neg-O C _ ative and 1 enlargement also PARAMOUNT FOTO FINISHERS Post office Box 545 \u2014 Sherbrooke.m* Be Warm and Comfortable All Winter With A VOLCANO STOKER Attach it to your present heating plant and then sit back and let it do your work.It will do the stoking far better than you yourself could do it.It will work while you are sleeping.And it will save you a heap of money \u2014 from 30r8 to 50% of your usual fuel bill |G.H.Beauregard Distributor 14 Belvidere St.S.Phone 4263 CITY BRIEFLETS Dance, Willowdale Pavilion, Sat.Fruit cakes mailed to soldiers, 50c.Mrs.F.E.Libbey, Lennoxville.Moir\u2019s Quality Fruit Cake makes a welcome Christmas gift for the boys Overseas.We pack and ship them.30 oz.cake $1.36.Cozy Sweets or Gunning\u2019s, Montreal St, Dance, Burroughs Falls Pavilion, Saturday night.Old and new dances.ROSELAND BALL ROOM Tonight is the night at Masonic Temple.Giz Gagnon\u2019s eleven piece Swing Band officially opens this popular cabaret for another season of fun and merriment.BOY SCOUT NEWS Mrs.Achelas Cloutier, 37, of Sherbrooke, Hit Whiled Crossing Lansdowne Street Last Night \u2014Other Minor Mishaps.Mrs.Achelas Cloutier, 37, of 36a St.Edward Street, was struck while-walking across Lansdowne Street at about seven o\u2019clock last night by a car driven by Miss Cecile Papineaii, of Melbourne, and received a bad shaking up and slight injuries.Taken to No.3 Police Station by Miss Papineau and Pte.Lionel Roy, of Lord Sherbrooke Training Centre, she received First Aid from Corporal Beaudoin, of the Police Department, and was then driven to her home by Miss Papineau.The driver of the car had driven from Big Forks Street across King Street and was entering Lansdowne Street when she struck Mrs.Cloutier.At the same hour last night cars driven by Leonard Andrews, of Cap-elton, and Ernest Sewell, of Magog, collided at the intersection of Queen Street and Portland Avenue, and suffered slight damage.No one was injured.One of Jim Lynn\u2019s trucks, driven by Gerald Darby, and a local bus driven by Napoleon Bolduc had a collision at about six-thirty o\u2019clock last evening at the corner of Wellington and Marquette Streets with minor damages to both ensuing.boys from Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships now Overseas.Subscriptions will be acknowledged in the Record daily.SUBSCRIBERS: Buzz Procaeds Waterloo-Superhoater Softball Sol -Mrs.Nelson Vancour, Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Orford Women\u2019s Institute.Miss Dorothy Kerridge, Sherbrooke.F.E.Kerridge, Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.B.Cohen, Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Hunting, Huntingville.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Scott, Foster.J.WL Blake, Sherbrooke.Kayser Girls\u2019 Auxiliary, Sherbrooke.Ives Hill and Draper\u2019s Corner Red Cross Group.Mrs.H.L.Lucke, Sherbrooke.Thomas Page, Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Goodenough, Sherbrooke.\u201cBusy Bees,\u201d East Clifton.Sam Cohen, Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.C.T.Herring, Lennoxville.Buzz.Sherbrooke Country Club Locker Room Tournament.F.Wood, Sherbrooke.Mr.Wm.Doulin, New York City.Mrs.Carl B.Spencer, North Hatley, F.W.Mrs.Stanley Markwell, Georgevillc, Mrs.Wright Wilson, Georgeville.J.B.Goodhue & Co.Ltd., Rock Island.Mrs.Gordon Sangster, Sherbrooke.Joan Codere.Brenda Hume and friends.Candy Sale & Raffle.Staff, nurses and employees of Sherbrooke Hospital.Mrs.A.S.Cleary, City.A.W.Sykes, W\u2019indsor Mills.Joan Coders, Brenda Hume and friends.George A.Silvester, Magog.Mr.ant! Mrs.Stanley Boduch, Sherbrooke.Stevedore.Mrs.H.E.and Mrs.E.0.Grundy, Sherbrooke.A Bridge Club, Sherbrooke.Total to date .$612.94 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS: Mr.and Mrs.Horace Dimick, Farnham, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Spry, Lennoxville, Miss Reta Spry, Lennoxville.Box Department of Canadian Sturdy Chain, Sherbrooke.Total Oct.10th.$612.94 Today\u2019s Total .4.75 Aged Waterloo Couple Meet Death In Automobile Mishap Harvey Sparling.75.and Seventy-Nine-Year-Old Wife, Former Elizabeth Booth.Victims of Accident on Lewis Street.Waterloo.Last Evening\u2014Former Lost Control ot Wheel and Car Smashed into Tree.Eastern Townships Produce Co.Ltd., Leaves Sherbrooke.Death toll from accidents in thi Eastern Townships was increased by two last evening by a tragic aeci- mangled face and other injuries, and died less than an hour later.In spite of their advanced years, Destined for an unknown port in England, the first shipment of j eggs from the Eastern Townships I since the beginning of the war left this city yesterday afternoon, it was ! disclosed by Guy Bishop, President i of the Eastern Townships Product Company, Limited.Mr.Bishop said the consignment included five i hundred cases of graded eggs or , approximately one earload, produced entirely in the Eastern Townships, The carload was sent to Montreal to be loaded on a freighter and ad- I dressed directly to the Minister of i Foods Overseas.This shipment ; compares favorably with produc- ' tion for Overseas consumption in various other points in the Dominion.It is known that another larger firm in Quebec is forwarding four carloads and one in Mont- i real shipping a quantity approxi- \u2019 mating that figure.During the months of April and May when production of eggs was at its peak, the surplus was put in storage to fulfill the Government's contract, Mr.Bishop said.However, before the shipment was made ready, the five hundred cases had to | be re-candled, this taking a full | staff four weeks to complete.Since the Eastern Township» Produce Company began operations seven months ago it has been eon- j tinually expanding its business ; scope and during heavy production months has a turnover of from five to seven hundred cases a week.Funeral services will he held in St.H- car ne was uriving, nen ecu m\tUnited Church, Waterloo, at ,n six o clock, got out of control.tw0.thirtv 0-cIock, D.S.T., on Mon-nd\tÜ1,\tuh^.W}.r.: * *>.' afternoon, and burial will be made at West Shcfford.Total to date $617.09 PROGRAMME OF PREVENTION IS ENDING TODAY LENNOXVILLE INSTITUTE TO PLACE WREATH \u201cAT HOME\u201d WAS ENJOYABLE IN BAPTIST HALL Take Care OF Your Health dent, which claimed the lives of two ,|,v, Sparlings were very active and aged re- uients of \\\\ atevloo, on Lew: [n good health, and only recently hail Street in the centre of the town.\tmotored to Ottawa, where they had The victims were Harvey Spar- visited.In addition to Mrs.Wallace ling, seventy-five-year-old farme; an hv Joan .\t,\t,,\t.\t.excellent results obtained by the ue- were made at the regular meeting of j\tT1, ss ,,Uy , ?.c.\t, c | The regular monthly meeting of ipartment and the civilian committee1 the Lennoxville Women's Institute i\tI io-.vm.an and Miss Ihelma ie Ladies\u2019 Aid of St.Andrew\u2019s ;who had co-operated so success-,held in the club room with Mrs.|Sanders presented a musical number, Church -was held at the home of Mrs.fully in the arranging of the Fire I William Worster presiding.entitled, \u201cSunny Jim,\u201d \u201cLand of i\t-iif\t*\t-in\tX Li J i y i 11.LI 1 vî Cl X X i* I JJ: JIJ 'V/ X\t1 C X 11 Vy j\tI\tCn «\t'T!\tI/1!\tW\t1\tI I ' Angus Morrison with a good attend- prcvention Week programme which Correspondence read included lei- !\t! C» ' .iî,?r ance.The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs.Dave MacDon concludes tonight.\tIters from bereaved and sick mem- Cou.pled with bis pleasure on the|ber.s thanking the group for gifts Mr.Willis, after which Miss Bertha Leaman gave a reading entitled - ,\t.\t1\t.\u2022\t,\tv-'UU'Uici! vviL/i\tijitfdauit; un liiw ucx s lu a h n j n.t; tne ^iuuij aux 14 ij lo\t\u2022 ,t aid, with.a Bibie reaumg* and prayer, satisfactory carrying out of the ; and cards and a message from the ?f oj vmg.Th Wi vnvifvscj\t+ V./-» loot\t^ ^ .\t__ _\t,\t._\t.\t_\tI I n 11 (r I o c Kuo mti n All Scouts who were issued with War Services arm bands in connection with the Salvage Campaign are asked to turn them in to their Scoutmasters as soon as possible.WATCH FOR \u2019EM! The European spruce saw fly attacks all species of spruce grown in Canada.LEE M.WATSON & CO.REG\u2019D.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Phones: 2951 - 2950 Night and Holiday Calls: Sherbrooke 1542W GRANADA THEATRE \u2014 SATURDAY, Oct.18 ARMAND VINCENT presents the ORIGINAL BALLET RUSSE COLONEL W.DE BASIL \u2014 Director General 125 in Company \u2014 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAVID LICHINE \u2014 CHOREOGRAPH -REPERTOIRE - Matinee at 2.30 SYLPHIDES\u2014Chopin, Fokine, Schervachidze of C LA LUTTE ETERNELLE \u2014 Schumann, Schwezoff, Martin BLUE DANUBE \u2014 Strauss, Lifar, Beaumont-Polounin Evening at 8.30 LAC DES SYGNES \u2014 Tchaikovsky, Petipa, Korovine MARIAGE D\u2019AURORE\u2014Tchaikovsky, Petipa-Nijinska, Bakst-Benois BAL DES CADETS\u2014Strauss, Lichine, Benois Prices: Balcqny, $1.25.$1.50, $2.25; Orchestra, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.20% Federal, 10% Provincial and surtax included.Tickets for sale at the offices of The Eastern Townships Publicity Agency Co.\u2014 Room 112 \u2014 His Majesty\u2019s Building, Phone 3841.Promoter: Hector Boulay, President.The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted.At the close of the general routine of business, refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Dan Mathes-on.Miss Jessie MacLeod spent a week-end in Lennoxville, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Angus MacKenzie.Mrs.Findlay MacDonald, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.D.J.MacDonald.The many friends of Mrs.D.J.MacDonald will be pleased to learn that she is able to get up for a little while each day.Mrs.Stetson and Miss Bartley motored from Greenfield, Mass., and were guests of the former\u2019s father, Mr.M.D.MacKenzie.Pte.Harold Morrison, -of Val-cartier, is spending two weeks as a guest of his mother, Mrs.Angus Morrison.The funeral of Mr.Halcot Boulanger, who died on Monday, October 6, at Halifax, N.S., was held at St.Barnabas Church on Wednesday October 8.Two weeks, before his death Mr.Boulanger was seriously burnt in an explosion at Halifax.His parents, Mr.and Mrs.Napoleon Boulanger, and his aunt, Mrs.William Wood, went to Halifax and remained to be near him during his last days.The sympathy of the community is extended to the family in | their sad bereavement.Miss Margaret McLeod, of Three plans for Fire Prevention Week, In-i Provincia1 President, Mrs.C.Dow,\t, .nl'f as ®eaman\tj111'1\tUnrry H°P-j spector Donahue voiced the hope | urging support of the war\tefforts\tj fe5\tth?T\u2019 .*>î\u2019ssentf!d«,JS.\tverX,c I that residents of Sherbrooke would outlined for various Institutes.A\tcharade on I he I ilgrim s keep the seriousness of fires in their!letter from Macdonald College ex- .1 r.°Krc8S which was very well reminds throughout the coming year Pressing appreciation for the ono!;elYwl- M]s® ^ 13ean ^hen played j and would practise every possible hundred per cent renewal\tof sub-n^mbRer anr\t.was\tfo'°',ved by precaution against fire.\t[scriptions to the College\tJournal\t;^ISS\tElaint\u2018 Lewen\tm a\tvocal num-1 The Inspector announced that thejwas alK0 read.\tI ' r\\' i , ( u inspection of homes, public buildings I 'Mrs.C.Prince and Mrs.w.' A short talk was pmsented by the and places of business by members Hartley were elected delegates to 1 d'stwr\u2019 % K?î\u2019e,fc Wca.vcr> ^n,n the quarterly county meeting: to be \u2022 a,d that during the year m which held in Milbv, at which the motion he had been there three things had | pictures of the Scottish ladies vis- impressed themselves upon his mind it to Canadian Institutes in 1939,,whlch he felt snould be stressed.He | will be shown.\tdrew attention to the need for every [ Plans for a'tea and food sale to member to accept their responsibility in attending, in giving, and 1 guests of Mi1, and Mrs.Ilooton.' i.i\t-i .\t\u2022 .Mrs.P.W.Taber has returned lected.can easily turn into a home from Sweetsburg Hospital and nightmare this winter, cost-is recovering from a bad attack of bronchitis.Mrs.Pierce Nashua.N.H.Mr.and Mrs.Thompson spent a day at Farnham with relatives.Rev.W.C.and Mrs.Watson, of Champlain, N.Y., spent a few days here.Mr.J.M.MacFarlane, of Chambly Canton, was a visitor in town.Miss Dora Kat.han was a week-end guest of Mrs.J.M.Macfarlane, Chambly Canton.The Co-operative Evening Group condition to battle Old Man met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.O.Winter effectively.Why not i.11orner.\t-\t- Miss Grace Shufelt attended the telephone me now?Delay ,JYfuch,l:,s\u2019 Convention in Montreal\t] costly, with Mrs.M.Chadsey.\t< J\tJ Mrs.Frederick Sanborn, of Quebec, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Teel.ing you both money and discomfort.One thing especially to check on is insulation.Proper insulation can cut down excessive fuel bills considerably.To insure yourself a comfortable home, let me check your house and suggest ways of putting it in Call Day or Evening.!) King St.East \u2014 Phone 4000 of the Department in connection with Fire Prevention Week had been practically completed.BIG SHIPMENT OF SUPPLIES BY RED CROSS I be held the end of the month were imade and a member offered her in serving as they were called home for a bridge party in Novem- such a family gathering he then ] ber.stressed the necessity for convivi- This brought a busy meeting\tto a\tality\tand unity of spirit, which he] [close and lunch wap served by\tMrs.\tsaid,\tcan only be the result of our' F.Glass and Mrs.E.L.Atto.\tliving fellowship with Jesus Christ.General Notes\tFinally, he stressed the importance Mrs.Holmes and Miss Judith of spirituality both in message and ______\tÎHolmes, of Ludlow, Vtl, were guests in life.r» ,.ip\t,, ,\t,\t, lof their aunt, Mrs.James Orr.who I Refreshments were served by tbe IvISuICcll\tolippilBS\tV3IUGCI\t3t:is quite ill at her home on Clough\tladies, under the Convenership of $100,000\tto\tBe\tSent\tto [Avenue.\tMrs.\tW.Hopkins, who was assisted j p \u2022 k , p U' d I\tCross Branch has packed ; by Mrs.Ralph Sanders, Mrs.Her-j nUSSIB Py Lanaman rieci and sent seventeen Christmas boxes bert Mills, Mr.-.Ernest Wheeler, and \u2019 Cross, Commissioner An-:t0 soIdîe« Overseas and a great other,:.many more are to be packed.Dona- The gathering was concluded by nounces.Medical supplies valued at $100,- ciated, as the need is great, 000 will be shipped by the Cana-!- dian Red Cross Society to the Rus- !\tr»x-\u2014tv-mu sian Red Cross, according to word I\tBARNûTON lions are still being received at the \u201cFamily Worship\u201d and the singing work room and will be much appre- ! of \u201cBlest Be The Tie.\u201d , Rivers, was a week-end guest of her T-.e.c®\u2019Yec* by the Quebec Provincial i\t_\t\u2014;- parents Mr.and Mrs.J.A.McLeod.; Division of the Society, from Dr.F, | The Ladies\u2019 Aid was entertained Mr.and Mrs Frank McLevv were R°uHey, National Commissioner, .for dinner in the hal! by Mrs.Hugh in Sherbrooke\tj These supplies will include 1,000,-\u2019Sanderson and Mrs.Hubert Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Heath and'?®® doses of sulpha-thiasole, which | There was a large attendance at the two daughters, Patricia and Sue and *s .&Pecla% valuable in treatment of .dinner and at the business meeting Mr.H.B.Patton, of Sherbrooke\u2019, and 11nnf«^°n* resultl!« ir™ wounds; which followed.«.1 \u201c.' L.-Cpl.H.Bordon Patton, of Wood- 100\u201900\\.s ]eaders ^ taken me^surey\u2019 tics, even m hi* parliamentary ' | to conserve their country\u2019s resources ^eel\u2018\u2022\t[ to overcome the economic sanctions taken by Britain and the United States, it might be used as an argument by the expansionists as a reason for pursuing their aggressive HAVE A SMILE ONCE DIVIDED, UNITE TO FIGHT AXIS New York Times Amusing incidents are reported frequently from border points where United States tourists enter Canada.The prize one came from the Peace Bridge at Fort Erie when a customs officer put the usual question to a man entering by automobile as to whether he was coming to Canada for pleasure.The man replied: \u201cHeavens, no; I\u2019m coming to visit the wife\u2019s folks!\u201d McKENNEY ON BRIDGE By Wm.E.McKenney, America\u2019s Card Authority One day William Mengelberg, the famous Dutch conductor, met a member of his orchestra on the street and remarked: \u201cMy, my, but you look prosperous! How do you manage it?\u201d \u201cOh, I\u2019m a busy man,\u201d replied the musician.\u201cBesides playing in the orchestra, I play in a quartette, give lessons, and perform on the radio.\u201d \u201cWhen do you sleep?\u201d inquired the curious conductor.\u201cDuring the rehearsals,\u201d was the reply.DENVER TEAM MAKES SMALL SLAM DESPITE DEFENDERS\u2019 DOUBLE The morning after a wild party a Hollywood star was in a state of utter physical and menial despair.His pet kitten was meandering across the floor.\u201cGreat Scott, cat,\u201d moaned the sufferer, \u201cdon\u2019t stamp your feet so.\u201d And that, they say in Hollywood, is a headache.HERE AND THERE As I told you some time ago, on my recent trip west I had the pleasure of Visiting Oscar Pepper\u2019s Bridge Club in Denver, Colo.After watching a few hands played, I realized there were some very fine players in Denver, so I asked Mr.Pepper jto send me a hand from his club : occasionally.j He forwarded today\u2019s hand, and .said, \u201cI don\u2019t think you can criticize East for doubling six diamonds, ;can you?\u201d I remember that R.R.; Richards of Detroit once said to me, I \u201cIf you make all your contracts, ¦ you are not bidding enough; and if you set every contract you double, you are not doubling enough.\u201d But I do think that when East doubled this contract and his opponents made seven, he would be justified in complaining a little of hard luck.South\u2019s opening diamond bid was somewhat psychic, but when he found himself utterly unprepared for his partner\u2019s spade bid, and afraid to show his second suit, he rebid the diamonds.This convinced North that the bid of one diamond was sound, so when East doubled, North naturally redoubled.Mr.Pepper tells me that Myron Emrich, the declarer, ruffed the opening club lead and immediately led a small heart.East, deciding that A AQJ85 V K9 3 ?KQ732 None 9 6 =1 3 2 V 842 ?\tNone *\t86 5 3 2 Dealer *\tK 10 7 V A J 10 5 *\tJ 10 9 *\tAKQ *\tNone > ¥Q76 ?\tA8 6 5 4 *J 109 74 Duplicate\u2014None vul.South\tWest\tNorth\tEast 1\t?\tPass\t1 *\tPass 2\t0\tPass\t6 ^\tDouble Pass\tPass\tRedouble\tPass Opening\u2014* 8.\t11 he would have to make two heart tricks, refused to go up with the ace and played the ten-spot.Declarer won with the queen, ruffed a small club, cashed the ace of spades j and discarded a heart from his own ,hand.The queen of spades was led, and when East covered with the king, South ruffed and led another club.Now you can see there is nothing to prevent the declarer from making all thirteen tricks.Newsprint paper has second plac* among all Canadian exports to India.Population of New France, now Ouebec, when the first census was taken in 1698 was 3,215\u2014now it\u2019s 3,752,000 plus.and counties to acquire and operate\tscenic falls.\tT\tO\tpE,\tk La\tL]n\t1\tS S\t0\tU\tR 1 I parking lots.\t12 Studs.\tC\to\t\tAjjgj\tYlO\t\t\tH\tG\tAn| \t13 Property.\t\tIA\t\tNfr\tEgg\t\tto] 58\tOf.r-\t9°\u201c\t1o~\t\tL \t\t\t\t14- 1\t\t18\t\t 23\tÜ\t\t22T\t \t\t1§\t\t 31\t\t32\tSJ\t I ! SATURDAY.OCTOBER 11, 194T.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD jfc IN THE WOMEN\u2019S SPHERE Almost insfant relief from headaches, rheumatic pain, neuralgia, now featured by Canadian druggists in bargain bottle 100 Tablets 98< Today, druggists all over Canada are featuring Aspirin, recognized as one of the fastest, safest reliefs from pain ever known for less than If.a tablet! Think of it! .fast-acting Aspirin that goes to work almost instantly, now priced so low that hours of relief may cost but a few pennies.So anybody can afford it.Get the economy size bottle at your druggist\u2019s today .100 tablets only 98(i.It\u2019s a bargain in relief you can\u2019t miss.WARNING! Be sure it's Aspirin Aspirin is made in Canada and is the trade-mark of The Bayer Company, Ltd.If every tablet is not stamped \u201cBayer\u201d in the form of a cross, it is NOT Aspirin.And don\u2019t let anybody tell you it is.Surgical Belts Maternity Corsets Anatomical Belts Abdominal Supports 1 Trusses 'Elastic Knee Bands \u2018Elastic Stockings Post Surgical Belts 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT COATICOOK TESTED RECIPES ALWAYS INCLUDE MILK IN DAILY MENU BY MRS.GAYNOR MADDOX Milk is such a valuable food that it's important to find pleasant ways ; to include it in each day\u2019s menu.| Social and Personal \u201cDecry And Danny\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Porter Baldwin\t___ ___,\t\u201e\th Congratulated by More: f\" ur dog or cat will play with a Lakeside Chapter, Newport Vt and \u2019g0 in a Co-°Perative bale.\t! small child who i- likely to tease from the Silver Star Chapter East! Mrs.Moffatt reported on the Wrihim, should yon shut the pet up Angus.The guests included Brother' A* Dean«ry meeting held on Sep- when the child conies to visit?Alex Watson, Grand Patron other i tember 18 in St.Peter\u2019s Church.5\u2014If you visit a person who is Grand Officers being Sisters Anne Miss Robinson then gava a re-1 obviously fond of dogs, should you \u201d\t- -\t~\tpont on the Quebec Diocesan Youth1 talk about how dll y you think it is Harvey, E.Pratt, B.Hersey, L.Me Keage, M.Frost and O.Galbraith.Distinguished visitors from Newport, Vt, were Brother and Sister Ford, Past Grand Patron and Past Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Vermont, and Sister Billings.Past Grand Officers of the Grand Chapter of Quebec were Sister Irene Loken and Brothers E.J.Astell and Arthur Pratt.The latter during the evening favored the assembly with two fine solos.There were also present members of the Eureka Chapter, Colebrooke, N.H., and other Chapters in the District.The Chapter room and the banquet hall, where, later a delectable, buffet supper was held, were effectively decorated with marigolds and Michaelmas daisies, the head tables, which were arranged in V formation, using this patriotic emblem and many candles in silver holders, to continue the motif featuring the color scheme used throughout in decorating.The delicious salad-supper was served under the very capable con-venership of Sisters Béatrice Stocks, Henrietta Waller and Bessie Osborne.with Mrs.J.R.McGregor, Mrs.Ethel Seale and Mrs.Florence Beüham, doing the honors.Conference held at Gaspe which she attended as delegate from the church.The members were asked to bring in their \u201cThank-offering\u2019\u2019 boxes at the next meeting.Mrs.Maude Price agreed to take charge of the sale and distribution of the \u201cLiving Message\u201d and church calendars.After the distribution Misison Study Books, the closed with prayer.of K.A.meeting MIND YOUR MANNERS for grown-ups to become attached to pets?What would you do if\u2014 You think that some toys your child has outgrown might amuse a younger child ip the neighborhood\u2014 (a)\tgive them to him without asking his mother if she cares?(b)\tArk his mother if she cares if he has the toys, explaining that your own child has outgrown them?AÎ4SWERS 1\u2014\tYes.As many parent?are extremely careful about the persons I with whom their children ride.2\u2014\tNo.For if he does so ho will ___________________________________'probably be disobeying his mother.3\u2014\tTell his parents.Never pun-Test your knowledge of correct ' ish a neighbor\u2019s child.social usage by answering the fol-j 4\u2014Yes.lowing questions, then checking! 5\u2014No.against the authoritative answers ; Best \u201cWhat Would You Do\u201d so-below:\tlution\u2014(b) as there may be some 1\u2014\tShould you ask his parents\u2019 reason why his mother does not want permission before taking a neighbor-, him to have them.hood child for a ride in your ear?i\t- 2\u2014\tIf a neighborhood child wanders in just at meal time, should you urge him to oat with the family\u201d BAST DAY \"HOLD THAT GHOST,\" with Abbott nnd Costello.(In Sherbrooke.Quebec) LAST DAY MCHEER8 FOR MISS BISHOP.\u201d with Marthm Scott 4k William Garfan Canada reports the biggest cigar production in eleven year.?, indicating how our smokers follow the -If a neighborhood child does Churchill leadership.\u2014Toronto Tele- something that is destructive to gram.STARTING TOMORROW FOR THREE DAYS \u201cFive minutes with a man who\u2019ll give her a new line on herself, and she\u2019s sunk .Then it\u2019s up to me to break it up in .MY LIFE WITH CAROLINE RONALD COLMAN with and ANNA LEE - ADDED ATTRACTION - Maisie Wins Again In A Knockout Fun Show.Specials; Latest News \u2014 Pete Smith (Wedding Bills) Monday \u2014 THANKSGIVING DAY \u2014 Continuotu Show.1 J 6.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941.PHONE 68 FOR Classified Ads WANT TO: Refurnish your home?Buy a good used car?Sell a piano?Rug?Clothing?See the Classified! OBITUARIES Prices For Classified Advertising: CASH RATE\u20142 cents per word, minimum charge 26 cents for 10 words or less.CHARGE RATE\u20143 cents per word, minimum charge, 50 cents for 10 words or less.BIRTHS\u2014MARRIAGES\u2014DEATHS Death and Funeral Notices, Card of Thanks, In Memoriam without poetry, 75c an insertion, Poetry included in In Memoriam, 10c per line extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50c.List of flowers included in obituary reports, 2c a word, 25c extra when charge account is opened.Reader Notice in country locals, 15c per line, five words to a line; Lennox-.ville and City Brieflets.20c per line.\t, ERRORS in advertisements will be.rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.Male and Female Help Wanted START EARNING NICE PROFITS RIGHT now.JITO offer an opportunity to make money.Well-established, ever-increasing business.Sell two hundred Household Necessities including Tea, Coffee.Thirty day trial without risk.For catalogue, details, apply immediately.Jito, 1435 Montcalm, Montreal.NOW IS THE TIME TO GET A GOVERN* men- job as Clerk, Postman.Custom Clerk, Steno., etc.Six Dominion-wide exams held since war began.Free Bcoklet.M.M.C.Schools, Ltd., Toronto 10.Oldest in Canada.No agent.Male Help Wanted BUSINESS DIRECTORY \u201cSitaationa Vacant Male\" advertisements appearing in The Record art subject to the following conditions provided by Orders-in-Cooncil: \u201cApplications will not be considered from persons in the employment of any firm, corporation or other employer engaged in the production of munitions, war equipment, or supplies for the armed force* unless such employee is not actually employed in his ast'aJ trade or occupation.\" Advocates R U G G, MIGNAULT, HOLTHAM AND GRUNDY, McManamy & Walah Building.70 Wellington St.North.Phone 15X9.ASHTON R.TOBIN.ROSENBI.OOM Bldg., 06 Wellington North.Phone 623.GAGNE & DESMARAIS.8Ea WELLINGTON North.Richmond Office, Phone 37.___ WOLFE & CHRTSTISON, Q.C.R.BLDG., Wellington Street North.Phone 35, WELLS & LYNCH.FACILITIES FOR \u2014dealing with Income and Excess Profits lax.LANDRY, HOWARD & BRADLEY.OLI-vicr Bldg.4 Wellington South.Phone 727.EWING & McFADDEN, ROOM 620, AT 182 St.James Street, Montreal.Tel.LAnoaster 8788.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C., George S.MoFadden.K.C., John V.Caagrain.Agents Wanted CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS WANTED TO sell our most outstanding line of Personal and Boxed Cards.Highest commissions.Master Kraft Greeting Card Co., Ltd., 303 Confederation Bldg., Montreal.\t____ CATALOGUE FREE! FOR JOBBERS, Distribution.1000 Illustrations, 1500 Items of Small wares.Dry Goods, Notions, Cosmetics, Drug Sundries, Smoker Sundries, Household Hardware.New lists with Biggest Christmas Card Values, Seals, Decorations.Phillip\u2019s Sales Reg\u2019d, 72 Craig West, Montreal, Que.WANTED \u2014 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES to take orders in your own community for Saturday Evening Post and Ladies\u2019 Home Journal.Highest commissions.Write.The Davis Agency, 92 Adelaide Street West, Toronto.Canada\u2019s largest subscription agency.For Sale PANEL TYPE TWO WHEEL TRAILER with side and rear door.Custom built cost $000.Will sell for $-100 cash.Phone 1653 or write P.O.Box 84, Sherbrooke.To Let 41 QUEBEC, SIX ROOMS, SEMI-DETACH* ed $30.Jos.V.Ames, Phone 235.ONE TWO ROOM HEATED APARTMENT.Gas stove.Frigidaire, ele-ctric fixtures and window shades furnished.For occupancy November 1st.Phone 2907-J.TENEMENT TO SUB-LET, FIVE ROOMS.Apply any time at 101 King East.SIX ROOMS, SEMI-DETACHED, S U N-porch, garage, garden, near schools, North Ward.Ph ne 3041-R.Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED FARMER, FAMILIAR with purebred tested stock, would like to rent or take farm on shares.Available immediately.Box 89, Record.CASH EVERY WEEK 1 SELL UNIVBRSAL-ly used Bed Tag Nursery Stock full or part time.1,600 varieties.Free samples, sales help, no investment.Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.ILLUSTRATED ATLAS OF THE DOMIN-ion of Canada compiled in 1881.Price $10; also a Mimeograph, price $5.Apply Box 42, Brome, Que.Female Help Wanted YOUNG GIRL, WILLING TO ASSIST IN light housework, in return for room and board.Apply 78 Quebec Street.Phone 018-J.¦HOUSEKEEPER FOR SINGLE MAN, 1M-! mediately, near city.Box 88, Record.I Phone 412r5.Auctioneers R.M.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER, SHER-brooke.Phone 224-W.OFFICE GIRL WANTED FOR PERMAN-i ent position by veil-established concern in ! a small community of about 3,000 population.Must be belingual, have a fair | knowledge of bookkeeping.Preference given to person able to type.Please give age.school training, experience, salary expected.Enclose snapshot.Box 90, Record.EXPERIENCED MAID FOR SMALL FAM-ily.Any nationality.Apply, with references, 92 Dufferin Avenue.F.A.BURTON, AUCTIONEER, Vj-DAY sale, $20.Phone 36r2, Waterville.ARTHUR OLSON, AUCTIONEER, MILAN.Chartered Accountants EDNEY, A\u2019RMITAGE & CO., CHARTERED Accountants, 72 Prospect St.Phone 32Sfi.CAPABLE GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED woman for general housework on farm.Mrs.W.S.Hunting, Box 217, Lennox-ville.Phone 905r3.P.S.ROSS & SONS.CHARTERED Accountants, Montreal.CHARLES E.BELANGER, CHARTERED Accountant, 63 Wellington Street North.Phone 1641.Residence, Phone 619.VALUABLE AGENCY OFFERED TO woman over 30 to sell and service Silhouette Corsets Company established since 1929 and well and avorably known throughout Canada.Former experience preferred but ne t essential as we train °ur employees.To woman of right type a Silhouette agency offers an unusual opportunity for a lifetime profitable business.Apply in confidence to J.H.Magid, President, Silhouette Corsets of Canada, 1184 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal.Situations Wanted.Female Electro-Surgical Clinic SPECIALTY: RHEUMATISM.ARTHRITIS,] Neuritis, Heart and Stomach Distasts, X-|' ray Laboratory, Tonsils.Hemorrhoids, Warts and Corns removed by Electro-Surgery.Dr.Horn, 85 Court St.Phone 363(i.j MIDDLE-AGED SCOTTISH WOMAN DE-| sires position as companion.Box 217, Lennoxville.CANARY BIRDS.PHONE 3524, 6ft Federal Street.GIRL\u2019S BROWN COAT WITH FUR COL-lar, good condition, size 10 years.Phone 8914-R.GENTLEMAN\u2019S WINTER COAT.SIZE 36, almost new.Cheap for cash.Apt.3, Record Building.Real Estate For Sale ICE BUSINESS.HOUSE AND PROPERTY, in Lennoxville.Reason for selling: illness.Eugene Breton, Phone Lennoxville 22-W.ATTENTION I ALB1NI SAMSON, REAL Estate Agent, buying, selling and exchanging all kinds of properties all over the Province.For further information write to Box 627, Sherbrooke.REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS MADE of your old carpets and materials.Catalogue information upon request.Anglo-French Carpet Co.Drummond Building.Montreal.NORTH HATLEY Boy wanted to deliver Sherbrooke Daily Record.Apply Circulation Dept.Phone 94, or Oscar Bergeron, North Hatley.EDWARD HUME, WEST BOLTON West Bolton, Oct.11___The fune- ral of Mr.Edward Hume was largely attended at the Creek Church on Sunday afternoon, October 5, with Rev.W.H.Thompson officiating.The remains were taken to Montreal on Monday for cremation, in keeping with the wishes of the deceased.Mr.Hume came to Canada from England at an early age to the home of the late Mr.and Mrs.Adam Hill-house, and had always lived there until a year ago, when with his wife he moved to a place nearby.His active life having come to an end a few years ago, he was a great reader and his scholarly advice was readily sought both in political and municipal affairs.Besides his widow, Gertrude Knowlton, he leaves two sons, Donald, at the home farm, and Ian Hume, B.A., Principal of the High School at Fitch Bay, one daughter, Mrs.M.Hunter, of Bolton Pass, and three grandchildren.The beautiful oak casket was covered with choice flowers.Among those attending from a distance were Mr.Bowles and son, of Ottawa, Mr.and Mrs.George Beakes, of Burlington, Vt., Mr.Frank Hooper, of Montgomery Centre, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.George Hooper, Mr.and Mrs.Ladd and many other relatives of his foster-parents.FRIENDS FETE WINDSOR MILLS BRIDE-ELECT About Seventy Guests Attend Shower in Honor of Miss Mary MacCubbin at Home of Mrs.Chester Bruce.DANVILLE H.J.McConnell, Optometrist of Sherbrooke, will be in his office at the Danville House, Danville, on Wednesday afternon, Oct.15th next, for examination of eyes and fitting of glasses.SIX APARTMENT BRICK HOUSE, CF.N-tral location, near Ball Street.Best buy in city.JiS.V.Ames, Phone 235.LARGE HOUSE, RESIDENTAL DISTRICT in Danville, two stories, 15 rooms, hot water system, every room heated, large cellar, barn and garage, two acres of land.Low price.Apply to Rtlland Morin.Danville, Que.SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH GARAGE AND extra lot in Lennoxville.Easy terms of payment.Box 78, Record.Farms For Sale 30 ACRES, COTTAGE, BARN, HENHOUSE, near station.Miss G.Renaud, Sutton Junction.TEN MILES FROM MAGOG, TWO FROM Lake Memphremagog.near Protestant and Catholic, churches and schools.800 acre farm, timbered, sugar-place, good buildings, painted and rodded.running water in house and barn, bath in house.Farm implements.60 head cattle, 4 horses, 50 sheep.Will sacrifice for immediate sale.John P.Taylor, Bolton Centre, Que.Phone 2407, Magog.PUBLIC NOTICE A session of the Court of King's Bench (Crown side) holding criminal jurisdiction in and for the District of Saint Francis, will be held in the Court House in the City of Sherbrooke, on Thursday, the third day of November, 1941, at ten o\u2019clock in the forenoon.In consequence, T give Public Notice to all who intend to proceed against any prisoners now in the Common Gaol of the said District, and all others, that they must be present then and there, and I also give notice to all Justices of the Peace.Coroners and Peace Officers, in and for the said District, that they must he present then and there, with their Record, Rolls, indictments and other documents, in order to do those things which belong to them in their respective capacities.J.P.C.LEMIEUX, Sheriff.BISHOPTON CASH ON YOUR CAR Mr.Rupert Joyce has returned to Montreal after spending two weeks with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.O.S.Joyce.Miss Delena Turcotte was in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.0.S.Joyce, Mr.Rupe ¦ Joyce and Mrs.R.D.Chamberlain and daughter, Joyce, motored to Stanstead, where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Carleton Joyce.Windsor Mills, Oct.11.\u2014The home of Mrs.Chester Bruce was the scene of a delightful shower in honor of Miss Mary MacCubbin, whose marriage takes place this month.The house was beautifully decorated in pink and white, the guest of honor being seated in a prettily-appointed chair in the centre of the living room.About seventy guests were present, testifying to the popularity of Miss MacCubbin.A large basket, daintily trimmed with pink and white, was filled to the brim with gifts which were beautiful as well as useful, and were duly admired by all.The guest of honor gracefully expressed her delight and sincerely thanked her many friends for their kindness.Refreshments were served from the lace-covered table which was centred with pink roses and white chrysanthemums, and lighted by pink candles in silver candelabra.Coffee was poured by Mrs.John MacCubbin, mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs.Robert Granger, of Sherbrooke, mother of the groom-elect.ATTRACTIONS AT THE LOCAL THEATRES Blackburn, E n g 1 a n d__l®\u2014The driver was killed and thirteen people injured when a double-deck tram overturned here.¦ Livestock For Sale Floor Sanding J BEAUDOIN, 644b KING WEST.PHONE 3799.Dustkss machine.SCRAPE.FINISH.WAX FLOORS.DTTST-iess equipment.A.Waite, 208 King West.Phone 941.Wanted To Purchase SMALL COTTAGE, CABIN OR OTHER building which can be dismantled and transported to be set up again.Box 87, Record.WE ARE BUYERS, CORDWOOD 3 FT.Hard and softwood slabs 4 ft.with bundled edgings.Delivery by ears and trucks.Boire & Freres Inc., 2000 Mercier Street.MontreaL REGISTERED AND FULLY ACCREDITED Jerseys\u2014cows, heifers and calves.H.H.W\u2019inget, Compton.Marriage Licences MARRIAGE LICENCES.W.H.BRADLEY, Olivier Building.4 Wellington South.Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETHIER, PHONE 676.\t84 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy.Urinary Disease.DRS.J.A.DARCHE & LIONEL DARCHE, Eye, ear, nose and throat.Private Hospital.92 King Street West.Painting and Decorating FOR SALE Commercial or industrial site on Main St.Ideally situated in heart of Lennoxville.150 ft.frontage, depth 300 feet, railway siding adjoining.Phone 383 or write 19 Gillespie St., Sherbrooke.PAINTING.DECORATING.WHITEWASH-1 ing.papering, exterior painting.Phone] 3786-J.Storage FURNITURE, MACHINERY, MERCHAN-j dise in private room.Phone Prichard 526rl.; FOR SALE IN AYER\u2019S CLIFF f> Room Brick House with 2 Fireplaces, double Garage, beautiful grounds with Vi acre of land.REASONABLE PRICE.Mrs.W.E.ANSELL ESTATE ALONZO G.HURD Phone 48 r 12 \u2014 AYER\u2019S CUFF.A REALLY GOOD SELECTION OF YOUNG and well broken horses, four matched teams.Bays, greys and chestnuts as well as nine other horses, ail priced to sell.F.L.Drew, Barnston, Que.ONE OXFORD RAM, THREE YEARS OLD, extra good individual.Apply to J.R.French, Cookshire.Que.Phone 68r2.A FEW CHOICE JERSEY BULL CALVES.Prices very reasonable.Enquire S.J.Mackie, Wendybrook Farms.Sweetsburg, Que ELEVEN GOOD SIZED FOUR WEEK OLD pigs.Maitland Jonhston, Brome, Que.TWO YOUNG MARES.APPLY E.GALVIN.R.M.D.4, Sherbrooke.Cars For Sale When you refinance your car at Campbell's you are assured of good service and can obtain cash with minimum of delay.Strictly confidential.No endorsers.Charges comply with Government regulations.CAMPBELL AUTO FINANCE CO.LIMITED Established 1927\t25 Branches in Canada 102 Bank of Commerce Bldg.Phone 3637 EMERGENCY! Be ready at all times with this famous household ointment for cuts, burns, wounds \u2014 and for common skin ailments such as sores, sunburn, rash, bad legs, poison ivy.GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION REORGANIZED A meeting was held at the home of Mrs.A.Varney to reorganize the local Association for the Girl Guides.There was a good attendance, and the following officers were elected: Mrs.J.G.Harley, President; Mrs.A.J.Philip, Secretary, and Mrs.H.Finley, Treasurer.The Girl Guides are recommencing their activities under the leadership of Mrs.C.E.Force, with Miss Muriel Varney as Lieutenant.I\tGeneral Notes I Mr.and Mrs.Cecil McGill and i family, of Hartford.Conn., and Mr.and Mrs.H.McGill, of Knowlton, spent a day at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Robb.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Vogt, of East Angus, were visiting Mr.and Mrs.George Fowler.Mr.and Mrs.John C.McCabe spent a day in Montreal.Miss Mildred Varney, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end at the home of her mother, Mrs.A.Varney.Mr.John Eagnrll has gone to Toronto on a trip.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Sundborg have received a cable announcing the safe arrival in England of theh' son, Sergeant Alfred Sundborg, Wireless Air Gunner.Ptes.Ted and Tom Sundborg, of the Black Watch, are also on active service in England, while a fourth son, George, is a student at the Elementary Flying School, Chatham, N.B., where he is studying engineering.Marjorie Weaver and John Hubbard in \u201cMurder Among Friends,\" which begins tomorrow at the New Premier.At The Premier At The Granada 1936 CHEVROLET' MASTER DE LUXE coach, low mileage, excellent condition.Phone 2816.For Sale or Exchange !00 ACRE FARM, FULLY EQUIPPED with cattle, horses and machinery for smaller farm or town property.Box 86, Record.GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT \u2014 IN CENTER OF CITY \u2014 The Property Situated at 73 Belvidere St.N.Lot 67 Ft.x 167 Ft.\u2014 Good Show Room 40 x 45 with Office and Stock Room.Garage or Store Room at Back, 30 x 60.Occupied at Present by J.M.WISWALL REG\u2019D, - APPLY TO - CENTURY MOTORS REG\u2019D.WATERVILLE, QUE.BOLTON PASS Mrs.Percy Langevin is spending a week in Montreal as a guest of friends and relatives.Miss Cora Arthur, of Knowlton, spent a week at Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Patterson\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.Henry True, of North Grafton, Mass., are spending a few davs here visiting relatives land friends.Mrs.Ronald Rice, R.N., of Montreal, is spending a week with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Pibus, Miss Muriel McClay and Miss Lorna McClav have been ill and confined to the house.Mr.and Mrs.Walton Blunt, of Montreal, were visiting Mr.John Pibus.Miss Joyce Knowlton spent a week in Montreal with relatives and friends.Mr.Lyman Knowlton, of Foster, spent a few days with his granddaughter.Mrs.Hunter.The ladies of the Red Cross Society met with Mrs.Fred Knowlton.AC.2 Maitland Hunter, of St.Marjorie Weaver and John Hubbard are co-starred in \u201cMurder Among Friends.\u2019\u2019 which begins tomorrow at the New Premier Theatre.They malge a striking pair of amateur sleuths.Marjorie is a fast-talking Southern gal who just can\u2019t seem to keep from getting into hot water.John is a doctor, engaged to Cobina Wright, Jr.\u2014who, par-anthetically, shows up mighty well in her screen debut\u2014but Dr.John has a weakness for swift-talking Southern gals like Marjorie.He does his best to resist her, but he can\u2019t.Together they stage a battle of wits with the local gendarmerie which will keep you holding your sides.The climax is a fitting one for this unusual murder mystery\u2014and we\u2019ll bet you can\u2019t guess \u201cwho done it\u201d either! Featured in the cast are Mona Barrie, Douglas Dumbrille, Sidney Blackmer, Truman Bradley and Lucien Littlefield.Ray McCarey did a grand job of directing from a polished screen play by John Larkin.Ralph Dietrich and Walter Morosco were associate producers.The added attraction is \u201cGangs of Sonora,\u201d in which the Mesquiteers help \u201cKansas Kate\u201d Conners, an elderly but stout-hearted newspaperwoman, fight Sam Tredwell, conniving Commissioner of a Western territory.Tredwell is using his office to fill his pockets, and is keeping secret an order from the Federal Government commanding him to hold an election so the people may vote the territory into statehood.In spite of Tredwell\u2019s precautions, the Mesquiteers learn the date set for the election and inform the voters.But on election day, Tredwell seeks to divert attention away from the polls by accusing Kate\u2019s son of murder, and organizing a mob to lynch him.A terrifically paced sequence of thrills and spills in which the Mesquiteers seek to strike back at their opponent and save the boy, caps the film with a finish which had fans shouting in acclaim.Thomas, Ont., spent a week-end with his family and was accompanied as far as Montreal by Mrs.Hunter and daughter, Nancy.Lieut E.Hunter, of Fort Jack-son, South Carolina, and Mrs.A.Hunter, of Underhill, Vt., spent two days with Mrs.M.Hunter and family.Mrs.C.McClay and Mrs.M.Hunter attended a District meeting of the Rebekah Lodge at Sutton.Mrs.M.Hunter and Master Stuart were in Foster at the home of Mrs.| Hunter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.' Hume.Handled in a brightly modern manner, \u201cMy Life with Caroline,\u201d starring Ronald Colman, presents him as a tolerant and indulgent millionaire publisher whose adroit efforts to keep his ultra-susceptible wife from leaving him for other admirers make the basis of the sparkling plot.Anna Lee, the charming British favorite, has the role of the wife in the film, the action of which is laid against glittering and luxurious backgrounds at a famous ski resort in Idaho and on millionaires\u2019 estates at Palm Beach.It is at Palm Beach that Caroline Mason falls in love with a dilletante sculptor who convinces her that she is neglected and misunderstood, and she plans to ask her husband, Anthony Mason, for a divorce.But Anthony appears unexpectedly on the scene, and cleverly manages to recapture Caroline\u2019s affections.The role of Anthony gives Colman his best opportunity in years for the type of light, sophisticated comedy he handles so well, while Miss Lee, who makes her American debut in this offering, is hailed as a charming new addition to Hollywood\u2019s roster.Charles Winninger has the role of Caroline\u2019s easy-going and pleasure-loving father, with Reginald Gardiner as the sculptor and Gilbert Roland as the South American.Katherine Leslie and Hugh O\u2019Connell enact principal supporting parts in the picture.William Hawks was executive producer on \u201cMy Life With Caroline,\u201d which was produced and directed by Lewis Milestone.Louis Verneuil and Georges Berr wrote the original French comedy, with John van Druten and Arnold Belgard writing the screen play.The other picture playing at the Granada starting tomorrow is \u201cRingside Maisie,\u201d starring Ann Sothern.An excellent cast has been gathered in support of the star.As the manager is George Murphy, who forsakes his singing and dancing roles to play the fight manager.Murphy last appeared for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in \u201cLittle Nellie Kelly.\u201d Robert Sterling, whose excellent performance in \u201cThe Get-Away\u201d won him a sudden and enthusiastic fan following, is seen as the young fighter, Terry Dolan.Natalie Thompson, a little theatre discovery, makes her screen debut as Terry\u2019s girl friend.Completing the cast are Virginia O\u2019Brien, Margaret Moffat, Maxie Rosenbloom, Jack La Rue, \u201cRags\" Ragland, Oscar O'Shea, John Indrisano and Roy Lester.Veterinary Surgeons SHERBTOOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL.Dr.L.A.Gendreau, 67 Wellington South.SAWYER VILLE.QUE.All persons having claims against this estate must, file the same within 80 days, j and all persons indebted to the estate must make settlement within the said period with George R.Hurd.Attorney, Sawyerville.Que.\t; Luxor Grill \u201cThe most up-to-date restaurant in the Eastern Townships\u201d \u2022\tFirst class meals \u2022\tQuick and courteous service \u2022\tExpert cooking \u2022\tOn Sundays, Steak and Chicken Dinners served \u2014 full course, with all trimmings.TEA CUP READING Come in and have our tea cup reader tell your fortune.\u2022 MADAME HENRIETTA In English only on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8 to 10 p.m.WASHERS REPAIRED TELEPHONE 645 All Makes of Washing Machines.ROSS-BIRON ELECTRIC LTD.17 Frontentc Street.MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE NEW ADDRESS: 25A Wellington St.North Phone 243 \u2014 Res.Phone 2873 KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED.By Zane Grey.7- BUT IF OKIE HARPOOW IB THROWN\u2014 - WE\u2019LL MOW 'EM DOWN/ ISWROKiG/LTUSAVl HE DRIVE OIL-WEN CROW OUR LAND-HE NO r .STOP/MV PEOPLE THE WHITE MEN MEAN HARM-THEV FOOD/ HOLD THAT GUN- FIRE, NIELO/ à MKlUCed Copyright Worj-l r~A;< CO/V/ features Syndicate, BRINGING UP FATHER, By George McManus.MOTHER-VOU LOOK SO SAD- WHAT IS THE TROUBLE?I MOTICE THAT DADDY LOOKS A L, BIT GLOOMY-TOO - W THAT'S WHAT'S WORf?VIWG ME-SIKiCE I'VE TOLD HIM I'M GOIK1G AWAY TO THE COUKITCJV HE SEEMS ALL BROKEN!- UP / \u2022\t- r.\u2014 ! W.DAIGLE BUYS FOR CASH AND SELLS ON EASY TERMS USED CARS 55 Wellington St.South.Tel.20I2-J TO THIMK THAT THE DOCTOR HAS ORDERED MAGGIE AWAY TO THE COUNITRY FOR TWO WEEKS-WHY DIDNI'T HE MAKE IT FOUR,?, DEAR-YOU LOOK GO SAD AKID WORRIED THAT DOKJ'T THIMK LL GO AWAY AT ALL Features Syndicate, Inc.World ^nçbri reserved ) SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY.OCTOBER 11.1941 Younc People: a roR Dicky\u2019s Pumkin Pie WHAT'S the matter with you anyhow?\u201d and Dicky Hews stuck his head out of the living room door.His big sister Mary was tearing upstairs and down like mad.and there she was in the hall with her hat on.'Oh, are you there?\u201d she said.\"No, I'm cruising on the Mediterranean Sea,\u201d replied her brother.\"Oh, Dicky dear,\" said his sister, and as soon as Dicky heard that much he knew she was going to ask him to do a favor for her or something, \"Dicky dear,\u201d she said, \u201cyou know Mother has had to be at the hospital all the time with Grandmother and I was to make some pie for tomorrow, I know I can\u2019t make a good enough pie for Thanksgiving and besides Mother didn\u2019t say I had to.You see, Lula\u2019s mother has telephoned and asked me to go with them to the movies this afternoon.\u201d \u201cWell, what of it?\u201d demanded Dicky.\"I can\u2019t make the pie,\u201d replied his sister.\u201cDon\u2019t you see, there won't be any pie.\u201d \"There better be a pie!\u201d said Dicky, indignantly.\"Never heard tell of Thanksgiving without any pie!\u201d \u201cWell,\u201d said Mary, \"that's what I was thinking.But, you see, Mother has to stay at the hospital today and I want to go out with Lula, besides my pies are very uncertain.Couldn't you see if you can\u2019t get a pie somehow?Dan Evans\u2019 mother makes grand pies.Couldn't you coax one out of her?î'd pay for it.although of course, she wouldn\u2019t be tempted by money.But she\u2019s fond of you.Maybe if you ran over there and just mentioned that we had no pie for our Thanksgiving, she\u2019d give you one.I\u2019ll make it up to her in some way.My fudge always turns out well, you know.Oh dear! There's Lula now! I hear them tooting for me.\u201d \"Go on,\u201d said Dicky, as his sister hesitated, her face clouded with anxiety.\u201cI\u2019ll see what I can do about a pie.\u201d \u201cDear old thing!\" she said gratefully as she ran out.Dicky put on his cap and went right over to his friend Dan's.Dan «'as the only one home.\u201cWe\u2019re going over to my aunt\u2019s for Thanksgiving,\" Dan said.\u201cMother\u2019s glad because she doesn't have to bother with cooking a lot of stuff.The family usually meets here, but this year they decided that Mother should have a rest.\u201d \u201cWell, say,\u201d said Dicky, \u201cwe have no pie and my mother can't make one, and my sister hasn\u2019t the time.I was going to try to buy one from your mother.\" Dan looked sympathetic.Thanksgiving without a pie wasn't much of a feast.Suddenly his face lighted up.\t/ \u201cWhy couldn't we make a pie?\u201d he exclaimed.\u201cWe could dope It all out of cook books.Look how ignorant some cooks are and we're in the seventh grade! We ought to be able to make a pie if an ignorant cook can.\u201d \u201cI think there's a pumpkin at our house,\u201d said Dicky.\u201cI guess, maybe we ought to be able to make some sort of a pie, eh?\u201d The two boys hastened over to the Hews\u2019 house.Dicky got the cook book and they studied it for awhile.\u201cIt's a cinch.\u201d was their verdict.\"The trouble with pumpkin pies that Mother makes,\u201d said Dicky, \u201cis that they\u2019re too small.Let's make a tremendous one.\" \"Have you got a tremendous pan?\" asked his friend.\"You start cutting up the pumpkin and I\u2019ll look around for a suitable pan,\u201d said Dicky.He looked all through the pan closet, but there was nothing large enough.At last he thought of a large round pan that had been delivered only that morning.It was really a drip pan to go under the ice box but had not yet been put into use.It was unusually large and rather Bat\u2014just the thing! They put the pumpkin on to cook )\u2014As a precautionary measure, the Government HockeTLeague\" whic^'alrtady\u2018h^s haS ad7ed,, PeoPle.to , caPf.the bouo-ht sevpr,,! nlq-\u2014c\t.u ! aame and address of next of km so Totals.-431 490\t382-1213 Maroons won two strings.LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Pinfall 11 5 10 10 4815 4898 4864 3361 4532 4153 ST.CYR Eleven feet 4 inches.Pole vault: 1 Harold Pickel, 2 Buddy Bowles.13-14 years: 50 yards: 1 Buddy Taylor, 2 Dale.; Morrison, 3 Douglas Dryden.Six Maroons 7-10 seconds.\t(Reds.7 100 yards: 1\tDale\tMorrison,\t2\t! R^aes .7 Buddy Taylor,\t3\tJohn\tWright,\tj Browns.7 Twelve 1-2 seconds.\t.Greens .2 220 yards: 1 Dale Morrison, 2'Whites .2 Douglas Dryden, 3 John Wright.Twenty-nine 4-5 seconds.High jump: 1 D-le Morrison, 2 John Wright, 3 Walter Zalusky., Four feet, 4 1-2 inches.\tI Mrs.George McKeage and Mrs.Broad jump: 1 Dale Morrison, 2'Fred Woods attended the Rebekah Jo-e Rennie, 3 John Wright.Twelve iDistrict meeting in Richmond, feet 11 inches.\tj Miss Irene McKeage, of Asbestos, Pole vualt: 1 Carl Dunn, 2 John-sPelM a week-end at the home of Wright, 3 Walter Zalusky.\t! Mr, and Mrs.George McKeage.15-16 years:\t'\ti Mr.and Mrs.Charles Fowler, of 100 yards: 1 Albert Forster, 2 ! Danvill«> were dirm«'guests of Mr.Reginald Holliday, 3 Raymond Al-iand Mrs.W.A.Findlay.Mr.and srer Twelve 7-10 seconds\tMrs.A.J.Scott and son, David, were 220 yards: 1 Albert \u2019Forster, 2 ' visitors at the same home-Reginald Holliday, 3 Raymond Al-L Ml,ss McFnrlane attended the ger.Thiriy 2-5 seconds.\tTeachers Convention in Montreal 440 yards: 1 Albert\u2019 Forster, 2 iand wil1 sPsnd the Thanksgiving holi-Reginaid Hollidav.One minute n i «ays at her home in Laehute.3-10 seconds.\t! Miss Muriel Bernard, of Danville High jump: 1 Reid Pickel, 2 Reg- Hugh School, is spending the Thanks-inald Holliday, 3 Albert, Forster.Ig™ hohdays at her home here.bought several players from the, re,atives Habitants, are also due to get the | d'th 'following men on option: Butch | 'Bouchard, Jim McFadden, Stew I ; Smith, Conny Tudin and Connv ; Dion or Paul Bibcault for goal, j This tentative outline of the disposition of players was reached following Gorman\u2019s recent visit to St.Hyacinthe where he conferred with Coach Dick Irvin, and following-further discussions with Business-; Manager Frank Patrick and Lee Perrin, business-manager of the ! Washington club.j The case of Lamoureux may pressent a snag, for he has a coaching offer open, which he intended to accept if he were not tendered a pro contract.However, Gorman is hopeful that Lamoureux will remain here and play with the Q.S.ILL.Canadiens.Haynes would get Riopelle and Lamoureux on the understanding that both might be taken away from him at any time during the season and promoted to the N.H.L.Habirants.Haynes is also reported to have signed Bobby Morin for his club, and this development has become a ! relatives can be informed in event in air raids.RUFTUIIS?BEW ARE ! Thousands of persons are being vieeimized each year by falsa claims «I \"Sure .Cure\u201d rupture and Frank Carlin, coach of the Royals,_ who also wanted Morin to team him up with his brother, Pete Morin, a great Royal star these (many seasons.; Irvin\u2019s Canadiens expect to be [pretty well manned from the goal lout at every position except right (wing, where, however, they feel they may face something of a prob-jlem, but they\u2019ll cross that bridge ! when they come to it a little later on.Four feet 5 inches Broad jump: 1 Albert Forster, 2 F01?'-' ^ ^ear *s conHned to his -\t- bed.Reid Pickel, 3 Reginald Holliday.Thirteen feet 7 inches.Pole vault: 1 Albert Forster, 2 Reid Pickel, 3 Reginald Holliday.Seven feet 8 inches.Girls\u2019 Events 7-8 years: 25 yards: 1 Patsy Robinson, 2 Shirley Walker, 3 Barbara Allen.Five seconds.Friends of Mr.L.L.Gale are Struthers, of Montreal, spent a day at the same home.They have as i their guests this week Mrs.C.B.! Jameson and Mrs.Harry Jameson, in l ! Montreal.Mrs.F.C.Bernard and Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Bernard find family were dinner guests of Miss Jessie Grossett, King-sey Falls.fMJTSIDE of a surgical operation,' a good truss, correctly fitted, is the! only safe relief for rupture, j Your individual requirements may call, for one of the various \u201cExcelsior*1 Non-Skid Spot Pad Trusses\u2014the new, perfected, light-weight types which require only one-half the pressure of all other styles.A sanitary, rubber-covered \u201cSpot: Pad\u201d furnishes proper pressure exactly, where needed! We have a Complete Line\u2014All Sizes.Second in importance only to ths truss itself is the fitting, in which we specialize.GAUDET PHARMACY (Near bus terminal) 29 King St.West\tPhone 3868 BRUNO GAUDET, Prop.We call for and deliver prescriptions, SWEETSBURG Mrs.V.J.Gleason entertained the regular meeting of the Parish Guild High jump: 1 Kay Phillips, 2 Bar-; of Christ Church with a very large bara Allen, 3 Dorothy Taylor.\t; attendance of members and visitors.Three-legged race:\t1 Dorothy J Mrs.Jameson, the President, being Taylor and Irene Holliday, 2 Peggy ; absent, the Vice-President, Mrs, H.Hastings and Kay Phillips, 3 Ruth! Ashness-Wells, conducted the meet-Dryden and Mary Buchanan.Seven ! 'nF and a committee was appointed seconds.\t\\ to solicit food for the harvest sup- 9-10 years:\tI Per which follows the annual Harvest Fifty yards: 1 Anita Hautenen, 2 service.Those named were Mrs.A.Mary Taylor, 3 Patsy Tanner.Eight1 E- Leonard, Mrs.Julia Fuller and 1-10 seconds, High jump: 1 Mary Taylor, 2 Margaret McHaffie, 3 Anita Hautenen.Three feet 5 1-2 inches.Three legged race: 1 Judith Lee and Marion David, 2 Patsy Tanner and Patricia Phillips.3 Helen Pickel and Margaret McHaffie, Nine 1-2 seconds.11-12 years: 50 yards: 1 Tannis Hauver, 2 Dor-1 Mrs.Edwin Heusser.The Parish Guild Treasurer, Miss Lora Robinson, announced that the reed organ which was donated to the Guild by Mrs.John McCabe, of Montreal, a former adherent of Christ Church for many years, had been sold to the Sweets-bui-g Protestant School Board for Use at Hillcrest School, for $12.50, and the cheque was acknowledged with thanks as a gift from Mrs.Me-! Cabe.The hostess was assisted in othy Patterson, o Lois Tracey.Eight servin refreshments by her sister, 2-5 seconds.\t! Miss R.A.Ingalls.High jump: 1 Joyce Robinson, 2 : Week-end guests of Mr.L.A.Ethel 8.range.Three feet 1 l-\u201e m-j Peron and Miss Lillian Peron in-ca5,s\u2019\t.\t! eluded Mr.and Mrs.Emile Pang- ihree-legged race: 1 Tannis Hau-: noin and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Alex-ver and Lois Tracey, 2 Christine ander, of Worcester, Mass.Lickfold and Ethel Strange, 3 Bar-, Friends of Mr.Roll in Howard, of bara Saunders and Gertella Perry.Glen Farnham, regret to learn that Ten seconds 13-14 years: 50 yards: 1 Doreen Longeway, 2 Marjorie Lewis, 3 Margaret, Palmer.Eight seconds.High jump: 1 Marjorie Lewis, 2 Madeline Jonas.Two feet 3 inches.Broad jump: 1 Marjorie Lewis, 2 Madeline Jonas, Ten feet, 6 inches.he is very ill at Brome-Missisquoi-Perkins Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Hall spent a few days with relatives in Montreal.Mrs.Harry Jameson, of Columbus.Ohio, came by plane to St.Hubert airport and is spending a week with Mrs.C.B.Jameson and son, Mr.Arthur Jameson.Mr.and Mrs.E.J, Spread The Glad News! 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