Sherbrooke daily record, 29 octobre 1941, mercredi 29 octobre 1941

[" WEATHER irnhi Sprorà Cloudy and milder.TEMPERATURES THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Yesterday: Maximum, i4 \\ minimum, 36.Same day last year: Max., 34 ; min., 26.Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 29, 1941 Forty-Fifth Year.SOVIET DEFENCES STRENGTHEN AROUND MOSCOW Attackers Lose Sixty Per Cent Of Effectives Russian Forces Claim that Defences of City, Strengthened by Civilian Labor, Are Virtually Impregnable\u2014Germans Reported to Have Opened New Fighting Front North of Moscow as War Bitterness Grows.PATTULLOHAS NOCOMMENTON FUTURE PLANS i\t- Future of British Columbia Liberal Government in \u201cthe Hands of the Gods,\u201d Premier Declares.London, Oct.29.\u2014®\u2014Development of a new theatre of battle before Moscow coincided today with Russian estimates that the Germans had lost sixty per cent of their effectives sent into action against the city\u2019s defences in the past few days.The Soviet capital, guarded by troops under no-retreat orders and ringed by fortifications growing daily under civilian labor, was flatly reported in Russian military dispatches to be impregnable.At the same time, however, Red army men were reported to be mining Rostov in recognition of the possibility of defeat in the bitter fighting for that Southern stronghold.Volokolamsk, a cotton mill town seventy-two miles by railroad Northwest of Moscow, was identified by the Soviet Information Bureau as a centre of fighting yesterday.This action\u2014between the older combat zones of Kalinin and Mozhaisk\u2014came as Russian dispatches said the invaders were entrenching and preparing tank traps in some areas of the Moscow sector, essentially defensive work, in an effort to consolidate earlier advances.\t, German attacks were declared officially to have been beaten off by Red army forces \u201cwith heavy losses for the enemy,\u201d and a Moscow radio spokesman said Soviet troops were c ounter-a ttacking.Crossings of the Nara and Oka rivers South of the capital \u201care being firmly held by the Red army,\u201d the radio said.Numerous air attacks upon Moscow yesterday and last night were acknowledged, but it was declared that dwellings rather than military objectives were damaged.\u201cOn Oct.27 our air formations operating on the Western front défi croyed for cy-two German tanks, eighty-six armored ears, 430 trucks with military supplies, several staff buses and more than twenty field guns,\u201d said a communique broadcast from Moscow.\u201cTwo regiments of infantry (perhaps 4,000 men) were dispersed and partly annihilated.\u201d Aside from Volokolamsk, the communique said the principal fighting yesterday was in the directions of Mozhaisk, fifty-seven miles Wrest of Moscow, Maloyaroslavets, sixty-five miles Southwest, and Kharkov, the Donets Basin manufacturing centre which Germans claimed Saturday.The same zones were mentioned as the scenes of overnight combat in the mid-day communique broadcast by the Moscow radio twelve hours later.\u201cDuring the night of October 28,\u201d it said, \u201cour troops fought the enemy in the directions of Mozhaisk, Maloyaroslavets, Volokolamsk and Kharkov.\u201d COUNT CIANO RETURNING FROM VISIT ALONG EASTERN FRONT Berlin, Oct, 29.\u2014(JP)\u2014Italian Foreign Minister Ciano is returning to Italy today after a tour of the Eastern front during which he saw Hitler at his headquarters, D.N.B.Nazi propaganda agency, said today.The agency said Ciano and German Foreign Minister Rib-bentrop had a lengthy exchange of views.A CHANGE Philadelphia, Oct.29.\u2014(/P) \u2014 Word was passed along the waterfront today to cut out quarterdeck language when calling the Maritime Exchange for shipping information.Sw'eet-voiced girls have taken over the telephone switchboard because male operators traditionally employed for a quarter-century, have left for better jobs.Winnipeg, Oct.29.\u2014Premier T.D.Pattulo of British Columbia said in an interview' here last night the future of his Liberal Government is in \u201cthe hands of the gods.\u201d He refused to comment on the possibility of a Coalition Government in British Columbia, but said: \u201cThe King Government must go on in orderly fashion and that\u2019s what I\u2019ll try to do.\u201d Mr.Pattullo is en route to Ottawa where he wall discuss with Dominion authorities the transfer of the income tax field to the Dominion for the duration of the war.After last Tuesday\u2019s election in British Columbia, the Liberal party was left with twenty-one seats in the Legislature, compared with thirty-one held in the last House, while the C.C.F.won fourteen seats, the Conservatives twelve and Labor one.Conservative Leader R.L.Maitland proposed that all three parties join in a Union Government, a proposal rejected by the C.C.F.leader, Harold Winch.The C.C.F.leader proposed that the Liberals and Conservatives form a Coalition Government.Mr.Pattullo has been silent on all proposals.Ukraine, Once - Rich Grain Area, Yields Little To Nazi Hordes By ERNEST FISCHER (Associated Press Staff Writer) With the German Army at Odessa, Oct.21.\u2014 (delayed)\u2014(jP) \u2014 Hitler\u2019s farm experts, following hard on the heels of his invading army, already have begun the task of converting to German use the huge Ukrainian farmlands West of the Dnieper River\u2014but from present indications Europe\u2019s so-called \"breadbasket\u201d will be empty this winter.In normal times this conquered area, roughly half the size of British Columbia, produced millions of tons of wheat annually, much of which found an outlet through Odessa.In the aftermath of war, how'ever, the bulk of the wheat acreage is lying idle and not even a fishing smack is navigating out of this once-busy Black Sea port.Midway in a 2,600-mile tour of the area between Kiev and Odessa it becomes obvious that many difficulties must be overcome before this agricultural region can start feeding Europe again.In the first place, work animals and tractors taken for w'ar purposes, as w'ell as other livestock and implements destroyed or removed under Stalin\u2019s scorched-earth policy, must be replaced.At present the great plains of the Ukraine present an unpromising vista of w\u2019heat stubble waiting to be turned under.Whether Germany can begin a comeback for this section before the ground freezes remains to be seen.Just now, with the snow flying in the Northern Ukraine, it looks like a tremendous task to prepare the soil before winter.To handle the job many \u201csonder-fuehrers\u201d \u2014 special leaders \u2014 have been trained in Germany.No matter how well-trained he may be, however, the German farm boy, accustomed to the Reich\u2019s miniature farms, still must adapt himself to the task of supervising thousands of acres of Russian wheatland.Two of these leaders are supposed to supervise fifty-four of the Russian collective farm units in other words a total of about 180,-000 acres.At Stawischtische, about one hundred miles South of Kiev, I talked with a leader who had taken charge in that area only ten davs before.As an example of the conditions he found, he said that about one hundred families in one farm unit had only ten milk cows between them.This kolchos, however, still had about ninety head of horses, and with these, plus whatever motorized equipment can be spared by Germany\u2019s war economy, the hundred families must work their 3,300 acres.7 he peasants are getting along the best they can.Canada Must Create Strong Offensive Army, Hanson Says Super-Trained Manpower First and Main Suggestion Offered by Opposition Leader for Increasing Aid to Great Britain \u2014Urges Adoption of Strong Government Attitude to Labor and Industry.-& - Toronto, Oct.29.\u2014f®-\u2014Warning SHOOTING INCIDENT DECLARED ACCIDENT Continued on Page 2, Col.4.Buenos Aires, Oct.29.\u2014(Æ*)\u2014Departure of acting President Ramon Castillo by train for the interior last night was attended by a pistol shot which caused a momentary panic at the station, but police said it was a harmless accident.Officers of the Argentine capita! reported the pistol was discharged in the air during an altercation between two men on the platform when one sought to hit the other with the weapon.Castillo went on to Olavarria, South of Buenos Aires, to inaugurate an agricultural congress today.Huge British Bombers Penetrate Far Into German Industrial Area London, Oct.29.\u2014 ((I1) \u2014Fighting might, concentrating their attack on their way-through a Northerly gale, Comis0; the Italian h; command big four-motored British bombers c .,\t, penetrated far into Germany during 'a,\u201c today.the night and attacked objectives in\tItalians acknowledged that the South and Southwest, the Air British planes also had attacked Ministry announced today.At the same time, smaller R.A.F.aircraft had bombed the British planes blasted docks at Cherbourg Mediterranean base of Ma*a.One on the German-occupied French coast British raider was reported shot and also attacked Nazi airdromes ,30WT1 over Bengasi, in Northern France, a communique said'\tGERMAN CLAIMS The Ministry\u2019s News Service de- Berlin, Oct.29.\u2014 (/P) \u2014A German dared that American-built havocs spokesman claimed today that four-participated in the sweeps _ over teen ships totalling 47,000 tons were France.No planes were lost in any .junk by German submarines in a six-of these operations.\t_\tday pursuit of a heavily, loaded One airdrome neaç Abbeville was convoy travelling from Gibraltar to bombed three times in two hours Britain.with high explosive and incendiary They added that a British destroy-bombs, it said._\ti\ter\u2014one of the warships guarding the German air force night operations merchantmen\u2014also was sent to the against Britain were on a small bottom by a torpedo, scale and restricted to points in Almost the entire convoy was Southwest England.\tdestroyed, these sources claimed.\u201cSome damage was caused,\u201d a\t_________________ Government communique said, \u201cand from one place a small number of STILL SUFFER WAR DAMAGE casualties has been reported.One Vichy, Oct.29.\u2014(/P)\u2014The Offic-enemy aircraft was destroyed.\u201d liai Journal today listed 64 towns -\t| in Northern France, including Am- SICILY AGAIN ATTACKED iens and Abbeville, as still unable Rome.Oct.29.\u2014 J.W.iIlake 86 Queen $t aO*! Sherbrooke Que TO SHOW TOURIST PICTURES Two motion pictures prepared by the Provincial Government Tourist Bureau showing the many win- j ter tourist aHractions of the Prov- ! ince will be shown at St.Jean Baptiste Hall tomorrow night at eighf o\u2019clock under the auspices of the j Sherbrooke Information Bureau, it j was announced today by Jean Jon- : cas, the Director.No admis.-ion will I be charged.These two pictures, one English and one French, have been shown in theatres throughout Canada an i j the United States and have received i favorable comment from critics I Saturday everywhere.\tArmoury.i Wales Home Tea and Jam Shower, ,cr| di- Thursday, Oct.30th, from 3 to 6, to the yjrSi Whitman\u2019s, 84 London St.Next Saturday being All Saints\u2019 Day, all stores will be closed.Please do your week-end shopping on Friday.United Stores._ Masquerade Party, St.Andrew\u2019s Y.P.S., MacKinnon Memorial, Friday, 8 o\u2019clock.Fun Frolic.Fellowship.Ail Y.P.S.members urged to attend.Dance, Sand Hill, Sat.Heated.Hoar Dr.John Pitts, Sun.eve., I rinity Church.Patriotic Rally, on \u201cThank God for England.\u201d Wanted\u2014six-piece orchestra for night to play at 53rd Phone F.Jackson 4079.Net Proceeds Of Rotary Fair Announced At $3,984.65; Far Ahead Of Revenue Last Year Sum of $2,263 Realized at Booths and Games and $1,721 Netted from Sale of Raffle Tickets\u2014Workers at Fair Entertained by Members of Rotary Club at Banquet Last Evening.Par surpassing those of lust year, net proceeds of the ninth Rotary Fair were announced ns $3,984.65 by the Fair Treasurer, R.L.Curphey, at last night's meeting in the New Sherbrooke House, at which all who had worked at the Belvidere Street Armory last Thursday, Friday and Saturday were guests of the Rotar-ians.Of this figure of $3,984.(15.Rotarian Curphey disclosed, $2,263.44 was realized at the booths and games of the Fair, and $1,721.21 was netted from the sale of raffle tickets.There was no raffle in connection with last year's Fair, v lieu total proceeds were $1,941.This year\u2019s figure of $2,263.44 for the actual booths and games was much higher than the total for last, year, and with the raffle proceeds added the final total was $2,043.65 hotter than last year.Last night's meeting was marked by the spirit of jollity and friendship that did so much to put the Fair over the top on the three nights and Saturday afternoon of last week, and there was much good-natured joking between I he members of the bingo and Superfine staffs at each other\u2019s expense.Expressing to the non-Rotarians who had helped the sincere appreciation of the Rotary Club, President Albert Munster said that without their assistance the Fair could not have bem carried on so successfully.The General Chairman of the Fair, Rotarian Willard Cross, thanked the city for furnishing electricity free of charge at the Armory, and the Police Department, represented by Inspector Percy Donahue, who was seated at the head table, for its fine co-operation in maintaining order in the Armory.Rotarian Cross pointed out that the undertaking was a remarkable success in view of unexpected opposition encountered and adverse weather conditions, and added his thanks to those of the President to the volunteer ladies and men who had come to the assistance of the Rotarians.President Munster extended his thanks and those of the Rotarians to Rotarians Cross and Curphey for their excellent contributions to the success of the Fair.Rotarian Thomas Keeley led w sing-song with Rotarian Wright Gibson and Gilbert Dufour providing piano and violin accompaniment.Those at the head table were President Munster, Rotarians W.G.Cross, R.L.Curphey, Gerald Wiggett, Emilien Gingras, E.E.Goodenough, Armand, Laberge, B.N.Holtham, Bert Williams and D.J.Sails, Philipp -Juneau, President of the Lions Club, and Inspector Percy Donahue.President Munster extended thanks to Mr.Juneau for the good wishes for the success of the Fair extended by his organization to the Rotary-Club.LONG HOME OF POPES The Vatican has been the home of the popes since 1377.LEE M.WATSON & CO.REG\u2019D.INSURANCE Fire.Automobile Liability, etc.Sun Life Itldg., Sherbrooke.Phones: 2951 - 2959 Night and Holiday Calls: Sherbrooke 1542W Q AI V\tOF CHOICE OALU WESTERN BEEF AT PORTLAND STORE 56 Wolfe Street.\tTel.304 We offer a very fine .supply of Western Steer Beef at remarkably low prices.ORDER EARLY.Quantity Limited.Orders will be tilled ip the order that they are received.WING ROAST PORTERHOUSE ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK (full slice) SIRLOIN ROAST (4 lbs.and up) SIRLOIN STEAK or ROAST 33c BONELESS (bv the BONELESS BONELESS BONELESS ROUND STEAK full slice) ROUND ROAST RUMP ROAST PRIME RIB ROAST .29c Brisket or Plate (Beef Spare Ribs) for boiling, lb.15c Fresh Minced Hamburg (Fresh and lean), 2 lbs.45c Boneless Shoulder of Lamb (solid meat) lb.25c Boneless Legs of Fresh LJi)n Veal (for roasting), lb.POULTRY Our fresh - killed Roasting Chickens and Boiling Fowls always prove to he the best for Flavor and Tenderness; and you may be sure that we dress them for the pan.Chickens, 4 to 5 lbs., lb.2!)c Chickens, 5 lbs.up, per lb.32c Fow ls, 1 to 5 lbs., lb., 23c Fowls, 5 lbs.up, per lb, .28c DELICATESSEN We call particular attention to our Cooked and Prepared Meats.The easiest and most pleasant way to serve a cold meal.Home-made Jellied Veal Tongues, lb.49c Home-made Jellied Veal, lb.29c Home-made Bologna, lb.15c COOKED HAM, FRESH SAUSAGE, SLICED BACON, WINDSOR BACON, ETC.HALLOWE\u2019EN GOODIES Be well prepared to welcome the hallowe'en beggers when they drop in for \u201cCHARITY\u201d.Kisses .2 lbs.29c Peanuts .2 lbs.29c Jelly Beans.2 lbs.29c OUR FRESH FRUIT AND VEGET A B LE DEP A RTM ENT IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN SHERBROOKE.SWEET APPLE CIDER Just in! Our supply of fresh SWEET APPLE CIDER; now is the time to enjoy the delicate flavor of Canadian Apple Juice \u2014 Bulk (by Ihe measure).Gallon .49c (Bring your jug and save).I Gal.Glass Jugs, each .69c (Glass jar not returnable) 32-oz.Bottle .20c F L E A S E N O T E : SATURDAY, BEING ALL SAINTS\u2019 DAY OCR STORE WILE BE CLOSED ALL DAY.LATE DELIVERIES FRIDAY NIGHT.When you entertain non tTS MOI I CIO The six-bottie carton '4.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1941 ^Rerorîi Established Ninth Day of Pebruary, 1897, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837.and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.\u2014 Eastern Townships\u2019 Only English Daily \u2014 The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Record Company, Limited, ol which Edna A.Beerwortt is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 69 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news services of The Canadian Press, The Associated Press, and Reuters.The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subscription rales: 75c a month, delivered at any home in the city and suburbs.Post Office delivery to any place in Canada, Great Britain or the United States, $4 per year; six months, $2; three months, ; one month, 50c.Single copies, 3c.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1941.0 God, Who art the author of peace and lover of concord, defend as Thy humble servants in all assaults of our enemies.ANOTHER ROOSEVELT WARNING Strong indication that the United States administration plans immediate aclion to prevent strikes in defence and defence supply industries was contained in the Navy Day address by President Roosevelt to the people of the United States.Dealing inferentially with the strike which has closed, Mr.Roosevelt issued a definite challenge to John L.Lewis, the mine workers\u2019 leader, when he declared: \u201cOur nation will and must speak from every assembly line.Yes, from every coal mine\u2014from the all-inclusive whole of our vast industrial machine \u2022\t.our output must be multiplied.\u201cIt cannot be hampered by the selfish obstruction of a small but dangerous minority of industrial managers who hold out for extra profits or \u2018Business as usual.\u2019 \u201cit cannot be hampered by the selfish obstruction of a small hut dangerous minority of labor leaders who are a menace- for labor as a whole knows that small minority is a menace to the true cause of labor itself, as well to the nation as a whole.\u2019\u2019 The warning of the President was well-timed, coming as it did when the United States coal industry was partially tied up by one of the most unreasonable slrikes ever called one to force a closed shop in the captive coal mines, those mines whose entire output is taken by the larger steel producing companies.This in turn has resulted in the curtailment of production of steel vitally required in the defence industry.Shortly after the address by the President, a motion was introduced into the United States Senate to make strikes in the defence industries acts of sabotage and judging from the present feeling in the country, R is likely that the measure will receive general approval.Another suggestion is that the closed shop he declared illegal with the result that the present unreasonable attitude on the pari of certain labor leaders may result in the defeat of the very objective they seek to obtain.In the realm of foreign affairs, the President was even more specific.His statement that \u201cThe shooting has started\u2019\u2019 should make it clear to Hitler that all aid to the Allies is apparently no longer to be qualified by the phrase \u201cshort of war.\" Roose-velt\u2019s logical position must further be related to his now famous statement \u201cConvoys mean shooting and shooting means war.\" If \u201cShooting means war\" and \u201cThe shooting has started\" then war has started os far as the United States is concerned.That, however, is the cold logic, of a more complicated situation.Important in President Roosevelt\u2019s address was his direct call for legislation to permit American ships to enter belligerent ports and the Senate is now debating a measure repealing the chief provisions of the Neutrality Act and it is expected that Congress will act soon to re-establish freedom of the seas for American ships, so they may go to belligerent ports, under the escort of the United States navy, if necessary.London is obviously elated by the speech and President Roosevelt\u2019s fresh pledge must have had a pleasant sound to all Britons.His statement, \u201cVery \u2022\t\u2019\t* j simply and very blunty\u2014we are pledged to pull our own oar in the destruction of Hitlerism\u201d must have been as gratifying to London as it was disturbing to Berlin.1 lie disclosure by Mr.Roosevelt of Nazi plans to wipe out religions will not surprise those familiar with the history of the Nazi attitude toward all faiths and creeds.His revelation that the United States ¦Government has obtained a \u201csecret map\" revealing Nazi plans to carve Central and South America into five vassal stales will have profound repercussions as there is little doubt that Mr.Roosevelt will not keep the information secret from Latin-America and will acquaint these countries in detail with the fate preserved for them should Hitler prevail.Finally, the President\u2019s firm address, coining at a moment when Russia reports a deteriorating morale in the German armies on the Eastern front, and bad weather has bogged them down, perhaps will increase their doubt as to whether the war in the East can be concluded \"according to German plans\u201d as claimed in Berlin.THE JAPANESE FOOD SITUATION So great has the food problem of Japan become that the nation is turning a large part of its silk-producing mulberry orchards into grain fields and drastically cutting production of rice wine, tobacco and tea.To help grapple with the fuel problem, Japan is calling upon her fisheries to replace powered-craft with sailing ships.The Minister whose job it is to see that 75,000,-000 Japanese get enough to eat, Hiroyasu Ino, Minister of Agriculture, Las outlined the problem in the semi-official magazine Shuho.The Government is trying, according to Ino, not only to ensure adequate day-to-day supplies but also to build up big surpluses near the larger cities as a precaution against traffic breakdowns and other problems created by air raids and other emergencies.Ino said there were shortages in various essential foods due partly to the great drought of 1939 in Western Japan and subnormal crops in 1940 and 1941, and partly to the dislocation of Japanese foreign trade arising from the freezing restrictions imposed by the United Stales, the British Empire and the Netherlands East Indies.The Government Las announced subsidies of about twenty dollars an acre for the conversion of mulberry acreage and similar bounties for tea, tobacco and peppermint fields.The plowing up of mulberry orchards means an epochal change in Japanese agricultural life.For decades the mulberry trees, whose leaves are fed lo silkworms, were the basis of Japan\u2019s most important foreign trade industry.Twenty years ago raw silk exports, nearly all lo the United Slates, amounted to nearly $250,000,000, more than one million persons depended on silk crops and some two million acres were in mulberries.Silk exports to the United States have fallen off heavily in the past ten years and since the reciprocal freezing of assets, Japanese raw silk exports have virtually disappeared.Ino disclosed that the 1941 rice crop is about 3.5 per cent below normal and barley, wheat and other grains some seven per cent.Hitherto Japan has been using about 11,000,000 bushels of rice a year for making sake, the national alcoholic drink, but this is to be cut nearly twenty-five per cent the Minister said.Japanese fisheries\u2014employing some 1,500,000 persons and 300,000 boats\u2014produce an important portion of the national food supply and to increase their production, Ino said the Government was urging \u201cthe use of sailing ships in place of motor-ships and use of substitute fuels.\u201d FRENCH PRESS PRESS COMMENTS NEAT LITTLE PROBLEM FOR GOEBBELS JUSTIFIED INTERVENTION Le Soleil, Quebec In wartime the intervention of the State in the question is as legitimate as the taxation of personal revenues or the limitation of profits.If, therefore, the Government enters I into this path\u2014which the Prime YES.ADOLF IS ANNOYED Ottawa Journal So now Hitler, harassed and disillusioned, says flatly that the Russians are not human beings, but animals and beasts.That is because they are defending their homeland Minister knows better than the ma- ! fPir'st .j!s brutf1 an aggressor as the world ever has seen.As Hitler sees it, the German invading Russia is a hero and a gentleman, and if a I jority of sociologists\u2014it will have i an opportunity to correct the error : committed by the majority of the I workers\u2019 Unions which demand uni-formity of wages, according to oc-1 cupation, without any family alloca-1 tions.The leaders have always I thought that such demand would do more harm than good to those who have children who would have, they think, more difficulty in finding and keeping work.If that objection is founded on an exact knowledge of human selfishness, the Government has a means of getting around the obstacle without risking embarrassing either employers or employees.In fact, it has instituted a tax on wages which no worker escapes, except those who earn less than the minimum fixed by law.This tax bit given to torture and burglary those things can be credited to his enthusiasm.But the Russian soldier, defending his home, his women and cbitdren, his right to live the- sort of life he likes, is a thug and a beast, and Hitler just doesn\u2019t like him at all.But that isn\u2019t the Way the free world sees it.Valor today is the word for Russia.WATCH SOUTH AMERICA! Toronto Star Those who think that Hitler would be contented with less than world domination must surely be enlightened by what is being attempted in South America\u2014in South can be applied with a system of ] America which is the natural base graduated exemptions so that it will ; for attacks upon North America, and fall as lightly as possible on par-1 which is most readily reached from ents having a larger number ' of | Dakar and other West African mouths to feed than the average | points.In a number of South Ameri-Canadian family.It is when the la-; can republics plots have recently .^\t~ 1 been dicovered and dealt with.The Nazi endeavors will not end with these disclosures, however.Insidious underground attempts to gain control may still be expected.bor supply is barely sufficient to meet the needs of national industry that such an innovation can be tried in Canada with a chance of success.TIMELY COMMENTS Too many motorists are still fueling around.\u2014Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph.Men will never forget all it cost to save Paris or Dublin from Nazi bombing.\u2014Toronto Telegram.The Japs rattle the sword, but all that noise can\u2019t silence the fact that they are rattled themselves.\u2014Toronto Star.What women escape: Statisticians estimate that a man shaves twenty square miles of face during a lifetime.\u2014Galt reporter.SWISS INDUSTRY LOSING INDEPENDENCE Landlocked Switzerland is rapidly losing the measure ol economic independence site enjoyed, despite the war, before the collapse of France, the London Economist said in a review of the Swiss trade and economic situation.\u201cOutwardly, there is hardly any change in the \u2018war economy\u2019 that was organized in Switzerland at ¦the beginning of the war,\u201d The Economist said.\"Then, large stocks of foodstuffs and raw materials prevented serious difficulties; but now these stocks are disappearing, and industrial self-sufficiency is not possible in a mountainous country without coal, iron or metal resources.\u201d Swiss industry was caught between two fears.On the one hand the elaborate organization of the \u2018war economy\u2019 was thought to be a menace to private industry; on the other hand, without it German economic penetration would find no obstacle.\u201cIf Germany decided to end Swiss industrial activity or to put pressure on the country, the suspension of sales of coal and iron and steel manufactures would be sufficient,\u201d The Economist said.Mussolini has made no speeches recently, perhaps because Hitler has been too busy to dictate them for him.\u2014Niagara Falls Review.If you are in a hurry about getting a reputation you\u2019ll h-ave to choose a bad one.It takes a lifetime to acquire a good reputa.ion.\u2014Kitchener Record.We come into this world with nothing to worry about and very often by the time we leave we figure nothing is worth worrying about.\u2014 London Free Press.Things .that are better left unsaid are sure to be heard.\u2014Chicago Daily News.Now is the time to start letting your beard grow as preparedness for Christmas ties.\u2014Kitchener Record.Setting up another commission means the old one failed to do the job and its against the rules to fire anybody.\u2014Exchange.More farm pictures would be seen in I he press, no doubt, if girls did their plowing in bathing suits.\u2014Toronto Telegram.Gourmets are useful, too.If they didn\u2019t buy the best cuts, there MR.HEPBURN AND TAXATION Ottawa \u2019Citizen If Mr.Hepburn doesn\u2019t get what he wants in lieu of provincial income-tax he is liable to start something in another direction.He may stop paying the 1-mill subsidy to the municipalities and start jacking up taxes elsewhere.In brief, what is to be lost on the swings will be made up on the merry-go-rounds, and the sum total of taxation will not be effected.The change will be welcomed, however, to the extent that it reduces the complexity of a taxpayer\u2019s «life.A CHANGING WORLD The Northern Miner Anyone contemplating the figures of war expenditure must feel that the whole financial situations in civilized countries will end utterly changed with the close of the conflict.The stupendous sums are beyond all imaginings of two or «,.\u2022 : t;-' £ KÎ £s,ï- 5 ï îî-ffSjG- «îüUüs -h .Gi.v i ,.'r '\tr\t, ki\u2019.i&kiz&k iflaSSltta fbife ft : ¦: ' /\u2022 \u2019 V- wS'.Vf;.; aim'll i G:-¦\t\u2022 ;\u2022 \u2022\u2019 jh* : * i;'.¦ V?; »/ * f Jr .\tf - '- Û tm i ; je } ¦ i ; ?i / 1 ¦ \u2018 * m isrriwfrwsiwwsttSieisfcssa: ï-waœ&m&BVzgmi SMILE The fellow had just got back from Hollywood.He had been dazzled by McKENNEY ON BRIDGE By Wm.E.McKenney, America\u2019s Card Authority three years ago, and gazing upon the ! the disr^y cf glamour and great-colossal facts of the moment the \u2014 111 mnv\u2019p '\u2019nW~ average man is dazed.Read this from Washington\u2019s latest Federal Reserve bulletin: \u201cFunds authorized to be spent on the defense programme in this country now exceed sixty billion dollars, including outlays by the Government and its agencies for the Army anc Navy, de-fence plant and equipment, merchant ships, housing, and lend-lease aid to foreign countries, and also expend! tures on account of British Government orders previously placed.Appropriation of an additional six billion dollars for lend-lease aid has been recommended to Congress.Of ness in the movie colony.'\u2018Everything is don-e on a tremendous scale,\u201d he related to friends.\u201cI attended dinner at a movie producer\u2019s home one evening, and, instead of using finger-bowls at the end of the meal, all the guests took showers.\u201d The train was due to start when a small boy ran up to the ticket inspector and whispered: \u201cS.r.there\u2019s two men on that train without tickets.\u201d The inspector searched the cars in vain, and than seeing the informer standing near, inquired: \u201cWhere are the total programme authorized toL^ .>,i date about thirteen billion dollars I .v^ the engine!>.replied the boy, has been spent, and expenditures1 making rapid tracks for the exit.\u201cIs my son getting well grounded in languages \u201d \u201cI would put it even stronger than that,\" replied the private tutor.\u201cI this country does not may say tha: he is actually s-randed -\t-\t-\tcn them.are now at the rate of about 1.4 billion dollars a month.The rate of monthly expenditures will continue to expand considerably as the programme gains momentum.\u201d We have no corresponding figures for Canada, as work on the game kind of programme basis, yet we do know that the total value of contracts and commitments made by the Canadian Ministry of Supply in domestic and British account stands at $2,578,000.-000, r.nd we can guess that our total Canadian \u201cprogramme\u201d is on a FROM THE RECORD FILES OF THIRTY YEARS AGO wouldn\u2019t be enough scrap for ham- larger scale than the American, pop-burger.\u2014Detroit Free Press.\tulation considered, and envisages -\tspending six or seven billions.Some men can take a hint, but I These are but samples.Britain is others persist in playing the wrong : prepared to impoverish itself corn-card, even though their partner j pletely rather than submit.Countries kicks them on the shins.\u2014Toronto which have submitted find them-S.ar.\tselves reduced to exhaustion and pitiful penury.j During the Great War the expend!-' tures of that period were as enor-jmously frightening as those of todav, The world survived, and to many it I proved a better world.The world The Greeks gave the sunflower its)will again survive, after the adjustments have been made.People will simply have to accustom themselves to bigger figures.Alongside the bigger quantities of debt and currency the gold supply of the world HERE AND THERE name (Heliamthus, meaning sunflower) because it resembles the sun.The twentieth century began on January 1, 1901, no: 1900, as sometimes stated.Neutral observers of the Republican revolution in China fear that a great massacre of high Manchu officials will take place if the key centres of the revolt areas fall.The residence of Mr.Frank Therrien at Waterville was completely destroyed by fire.The official Dominion census placed the population of Granby at 7,751, an increase of 1,00 during the past decade.The officers elected at the annual meeting of the Adult Bible Class of St.A/idrew\u2019s Church were Mr.Thomas Irving, Mr.Norman Smith, Miss Norma Fales, Mr.David Black, Mrs.A.R.Edwards, Rev.J.C.Nicholson, Miss Ivy Sampson, Miss Kathleen Robins and Mr.Irving Sawdon.Among those taking part in an entertainment sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Thetford Mines Methodist Church were Mrs.A.Moore, Miss Greta Johnson, Mr.Williams, Mr.Preece, Mrs.W.G.Wools- j ley, Miss Olivier, Miss Agnes Johnson, Mr.James Lipscy and Mr.W.H.Smith.The Italian invaders of Turkish-controlled Libya were driven back with heavy losses by Arab troops who were co-opcrating with the Turkish forces.United States bought Alaska from Russia in 1867.There was a ladder at the window and a young woman was on it when the policeman came along.To the young man at the foot of the ladder the officer said, \u201cEloping, sir?\u201d \u201cNo,\u201d answered the young man, \u201cwe\u2019ve eloped already, and now we\u2019re coming home to live with the family.\u201d \u201cABOVE PAR\u201d BIDS ON THIS CONTRACT START ARGUMENTS Here is a hand Waldemar von Zedtwitz gave me that came in for a great deal of comment the other day at the Cavendish Club.To get the most out of his hand, look at South first, covering up the other three hands.Then go through the bidding.Now look at the North and South hands keeping East and West covered.Y'ou will note that East and West can make five hearts easily.Von Zedtwitz said some experts criticized his opening bid of one diamond.Certainly his double of two no trump should not be,subject to criticism.When East got to three hearts, Von Zedtwitz passed and the hand could have been passed out at three hearts if North had not made the mistake of doubling.Von Zedtwitz\u2019s bid of four clubs was passed by West, and North\u2019s worst mistake was the four no trump hid.Of course, four no trump took a terrific beating, and the hand caused a lot of discussion.I have always said that it is difficult to criticize your partner for any bid on which the results would have been better than par.Every bid Von Zedtwitz made on this hand would have given him well above par.Against four no trump.East, opened the three top hearts.South discarded one club and two spades.West let go a 'diamond.Now, had East led a fourth heart, declarer A A 4 3 VJ8 4.2 $ 02 * A 9 6 5 662 i?10 6 0 A 10 7 5 3 & J 8 7 4 Dealer A K Q 9 8 ^ A K Q 9 753 48 A 10 Von Zedtwitz AT 10 7 5 V None ?KQJ64 AKQ32 Duplicate\u2014None vul.South\tWest\tNorth\tEast 1 A\tPass\t1 ^\tDouble Pass\t2 A\tDouble\t2 N.T.Double\tRedouble Pass\t3^ Pass\tPass\tDouble\tPass 4 A\tPass\t4 N.T.\tDouble 29 could have won eight tricks\u2014but East led the king of spades.North won and led a diamond, but then he lost three spades and the acc of diamonds, besides three hearts, being set four.First woman to receive a degree from a Canadian college was Miss Grace A.Lockhart, given a B.S.degree from Mount Allison University in 1875.\u201cYes,\u201d said the great man, \u201cI woke up one morning and found myself famous.\u201d \u201cIt was slightly different with me,\u201d sighed the other.\u201cI found myself famous\u2014and then 1 woke up.\u2019 FOOTBALL MENTOR Mother: \u201cBilly, why are you making your little brother cry?\" Biily: \u201cI\u2019m not.He\u2019s dug a hols and he\u2019s crying because he can\u2019t bring it into the house.\u201d Customer: \u201cFve come back to bur j the ear 1 was looking at yesterday.\u201d j Salesman:\t\u201cFine.Now tell me, will not seem huge.^ Everyone will j what was the one dominating thing have to reorient himself to new monetary and financial charts.There are more than 3,000,000 telephones in Great Britain.Iodine is obtained by processing seaweed, kelp or Chili saltpetre.TIME TO TAKE STOCK Toronto Globe and Mail When the national registration was taken in 1940 it was regarded by the people as the initial step in allotment of the population to places in the war effort according to apti- Latest aircraft cameras can photo- i tude -and need- aW objective which graph an area of 600 square'miles |\t™th the seriH » >*»*««» i\tririïïï ivL j, , *\t,\tevidence of this purpose is apparent.il6 Æ-1 On the other h\\mJ.the interview given Canadian newspaper men m England a few days ago by Lieutenant-General McNaughtor.im- tross gorges itself until it can neith er swim nor flv Iron ore was first mined and t,\t.r, i presses with the urgency of such ' , d i\\ tbp Frovmcc of Quebec actjori He emphasized the impor-early m the 18th century.\t-\t- More iron ore has been produced in Ontario than in any other province of Canada.tance of having accurate knowledge of man-power and resources, declarin': it the duty of the Canadian Government to find out how many men should be in the armed services and ,\t.\t,\t,\t.\thow many in the production e equip- The reduction of aluminum ores merlt.The position comes direct]'- to and the production ot primary alum- this; The coutltry\u2019s man-power, or its mum in l anada is confined to Que-\tresources, cannot be used most oec province,\teffectively on a voluntary basis.Mr.\"\t.\tKing declares home defence can no No tin ore deposits have been : jonger be considered of prior im-worked ,or tin ore production re-1 p0rtance.'he commander of the BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY corded years in Canada during recent Wherefore now let the fear of the Lord be upon you; take heed and do it; for there is no iniquity with the Lord our God, nor respect of persons, nor taking of gifts.\u2014II Chronicles 19:7.* * * When the first just and friendly man appeared cn the earth, from that day a fatal Waterloo was visible for all the men of pride and fraud and blood.\u2014Charles Fletcher Dole.Canadian Corps declares it the Government\u2019s duty to say how many men are required in the forces.that made you decide to buy this car?\u201d Customer: \u201cMy wife.\u201d The two debt collectors met on the doorstep on their quarry.\u201cHello!\u201d greeted No.1.\u201cWhat are you chasing him for?\u201d \u201cFive pounds,\u201d replied No.2, \u201cfor a golfing suit made two years ago !\u201d \u201cYou\u2019re lucky!\u201d groused No.1.\u201cMy bill\u2019s for a sailor suit with brass buttons made in 1900!\u201d A very proper and careful old woman was engaging a new gardener.\u201cHave you a reference from your last place, mv man?\u201d she inquired.\u201cNo, mum,\u201d replied the applicant.\u201cThev wouldn\u2019t give me one.\u201d \u201cWhy ?\u201d '\u201cOh,\u201d answered the man, absently, \u201cI hit one of the wardens.\u201d CRANIUM CRACKERS The \u201cblessed\u201d Saint Louis Bell, captured by the British at the fall of Louisburg in 1785, now rings in the tower of Old St.John\u2019s Church, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.William Hall, of Avonport, N.S., first negro to be awarded the Vic-.for Foreign Affairs who is toria Cross, received it for bravery ! man information bureau in Moscow, at the relief of Lucknow, 1857.The only prime minister of England not a native of the British Isles was Rt.Hon.Andrew Bonar Law, horn fit.Rpvtnn.N R V FOR VICTORY, ETC.V for Victory has become one of the world\u2019s most famous slogans, but the 22nd letter of the alphabet has headed many other important names and words.How many of the fol-armëd ! lowing can you identify, each beginning with the letter V?1\u2014A U.S.president, an English BUSINESS OF CHANGING queen, an Italian king.NAMES\t:\t2\u2014A U.S.state, a U.S.island pos- Brockville Recorder and Times j session, a South American country.Now it is revealed that Mr.Lozo- 3\u2014A French author, an Italian vsky, the Russian vice-commissar 1 composer, a 16th century Italian a one- : explorer.4\u2014A well-known crooner, a late was born \u201cSoloman Abranovitch | screen romantic idol, a U.S.family Dridzo.\u201d Evidently one has to .that won riches in railroads, change one\u2019s name under a dictator-\t5\u2014Roman goddess of beauty; ship in order to gain prominence,, mythological Scandinavian heroes\u2019 for both Hitler and Stalin are mas-1 heaven, oueradir.r under false labels.\tI\tAnswers on page 5 HORIZONTAL l Pictured late football coach 11\tVixen.12\tEvades.14\tImportant metal.15\tSister (abbr.).16\tTree.17 Drunkard 19\tPart of foot 20\tLaboratory (abbr.).21\tMediterranean island.24\tLife (prefix).25\tCoarse hominy (pi.).28\tSolicitude.29\tUniversal language.30\tNote in Guido's scale.32\tEverything that grows.\u2022 33\tPart of \u201cto be.\u201d 34\tTheater sign (init.).36\tLike.37\tHe graduated from - Answer to Previous Puzzle RAM NT iO QM WM vow g sais 41 Pronoun.44 Company (abbr.).46 Over (poet.) 48 Type of architecture.50\tHalf an em.51\tLook askance.52\tSimilar.53\tAwesome.58\tSpain (abbr.).59\tHe made two noteworthy -s at the expense of Notre Dame.VERTICAL 1\tImpede, 2\tEither.3\tSquander.4\tExchange premium.5\tThe teams he coached won five - games.6\tThe state of being envious.7\tEarthenware jar 8\tStupefies.9 Editor (abbr.) 10\tTil 11\tSix (Rom.).13\tThus.14\tTropical plant species.' 18 Trials.22\tSloping way.23\tTellurium (symbol), 26\tAvenue (abbr,).27\tSupplicate^ 31 English street car.35 Fetid.38 Biblical nam* 89 War flyer, 40 Honey gatherer.42\tObliterate, 43\tFrozen dessert.45\tUnit.46\tMedley.47\tTwenty quirej 49 Demon.54\tPrefix.55\tMusical note.56\tYear (abbr.).57\tUpon.!4 21 22 3\t4\tS\t\t6 j\t7\ta \t\t\tM\t12\t\t 15\t\t\t||\t16\t\t 19\t\t\t\t20\t\t \thi\t24\u201d\t\t\t\t25\" m\t29\t\ti\tSO\tn\tÜ 9 13 ft?134 137 39\t\tI f;\tH ¦«!*\u2022\u2022\u2022 ; ;!a\t 44~\t45\t\tL.\\ >-\t sO\t\t\t\tX ¦ j\t\t54\t55\t56 | \t1\tS9\t\t 132 140 41 35 36 48 38 42 49 / WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 194Î.SHERBROOKE DAILY KLLUKD Jk IN THE WOMEN\u2019S SPHERE A.TESTED RECIPES MIND YOUR MANNERS APPLES PLENTIFUL, NUTRITIOUS AND CHEAP Social and Personal j BY MRS.GAY'NOR MADDOX Our apple crop is prodigious.That means nutritious food at moderato cost.Plan to use them in your menus in many different delicious ways.Be sure to buy the apple that suits your needs.If you aren\u2019t quite sure, take ^ home a sample before you invest in a large quantity.Use Test your knowledge of correct\t__________________________________ 'social usage by answering the fol-\t, llowing questions, then checking , lr- a.*\u2019trs' Percy Knott, of bie.^ Congratulations are being extend-iagainst the authoritative answers -lungueirte.were recent guests at ed today to Mrs.H.Allen, Marquet-below:\ti the 1101116 of Mr- an\\uvor,ras'\t,\t,\t\u201e\t.orp\ta becoming\tdress of Victory man looks so irresistibly handsome.\tL\tP'/reshmonts were\tse wed\thy\tMrs.\t!\twore\ta b®c^'n*.^ So th, average dad has more to Moss'.of C,nmPton- ho^.?or I braid\u2019 in matching\u201d shade ^/wo^e do with winning the girl his -on 4-bp evening, who was assisted m her I\tla'1 n nia,t~n1t: hhaJavy equipped by the [week-end at his home in Montreal, price stabilization but, assuming ^[president's foresight is ready fori Mrs.W.J.Liddle was in Montreal reasonable ratio of exchange rates, inrnr r(.nf\twjt>, Nazi Ger-1 visiting relatives and friends.Miss Reta Long spent a week-end in Montreal with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.John Gough.Miss Jeanne Dupont was in Magog | farmers have every reason to join ma Qn Atlantic now and soon 'ral .\t_____\u201e«\u2022\t_____Kn nv Halifax to visit Mr.Pattullo, of the Royal Canadian Navy, who is stationed there.Mr.Dennis Booth spent a weekend in Montreal, a guest of relatives.Mrs.Hector Stevenson and son, Carlyle, have left for their new home in Calgary, where Mr.Stevenson has been transferred, after visiting Mrs, Stevenson\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Wilby.Mr.R.Tcasdale, of the Canadian Russia\u2019s Long-Awaited Snow Falls At Last with others in support of a geneia z\"one 0f operations may be ex-prog^mme of price stabilization.](id these shores» With the reduction of Britain s j The star said the spee(.h was well-food reserves and élimina ion of tjmed to\t^xis efforts to ex- nearby supplies, the demand f i p].esglli.p af ffjg moment that Con-Canadian food products had mcreas- ^ wRs (lebating whether to use cd, and production was iismg.\ttF)6 Unjte[j states\u2019 only real weapon, Such gains in output raised the|the N question whether the experiences; («Th s'eech anK)Unted to a tre-with wheat surpluses after the mendous'offensive ainst Hitler,\u201d Fn;st Great War would be duplicated the SUr gai(| in an edltorial hcad-m bacon after the present conflict, i ,\t\u2022\t, \u201cShuotimr.\u201d \u201cThe problem before the sevel'\u2018lJ | ft said the President was not dis-boards (in charge of ,hal?! lrlK f 0 tracted from \u201cconcentrating on the supplies for\t,isw^ °f ! enenny who matters most\u201d by \u201cTojo\u2019s curing t.ie supplies and get g t i ]dusteri>> a reference to the new Overseas.But they also face th\u201cjPremi\u201er of japa)1 Geni Hideki challenge of so proceeding towards \u201e .*.L.- t\tn\t1 VI1 W111 V\\-| nf I ^ J * ii SAVE5 hange the «\u2019'\u2019Jbl.u an*l \u2018*\u2019e°\u201cV6 JU onl, \u201ev (.IK»05' .ihe fi,l£st ttiity ^irginVa tobacco giuokcrs dis uiac jettes P-rU you\u2019re uot n eictra cig^ tl\ttba- cbau8e saves chaos6, \u201ennviuce COU'I-\t, v< lleniev tod3- This is the first photo from the Russian war front showing snow \u2014 heralding the arrival of the harsh Russian winter long awaited by the Soviet army, long feared by the Nazis.Nazi pilot in this radiophoto, released by Berlin censor, is wiping snow from the wing of his pursuit ship \u201csomewhere on the Russian front.\u201d week-end -with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Darby.Mrs.H.Campbell was in Montreal Royal Canadian Air Force, Windsor Mills, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John A.Wilson.Mr.and Mrs.E.Beauchemin and]visiting her son, Mr.Harold Camp-and Sherbrooke visiting relatives and.Miss Ceciile Coderre spent a day! bell, Mrs.Campbell and family, friends.\tjin Montreal.\tMr.and Mrs.George Baker have Miss Muriel Hoskin has resumed! Miss Mary Gray, of the local C.returned home from a motor trip to her duties on the staff of the Inter- P.R.office staff, spent a week-end mediate School after being absent,at her home in Smith\u2019s Falls, Ont.for several weeks through illness.] Mr, H.F.Bathaton spent a day in Mr.and Mrs.Frank Bowles and1 Montreal, daughter, Beverly, of Cowansville, Miss Vivian Darby, who is teach- North Adams, Mass., where they were guests of Mrs.Carrie Kezar and Mr.and Mrs.N.Collins.Mr.M.P.Scott, of Montreal, spent a week-end with his sister, and Mr.Gordon McClatchie, of the ing school at St.Hyacinthe, spent a Mrs.N.T.French, and Mr.French FARM CHORES FOR FIREMEN Philadelphia, Oct.28,\u2014(JP)\u2014Farm chores are getting to be part of a fireman's job in Eastern Pennsylvania.One company recently had to lure an angry cow into a pasture before tackling a barn fire and now Philadelphia firemen have just finished a sixteen-hour stint of pitching Day to get to flames smoldering two weeks in a srate hospital storehouse.included) WMlEt blazed the trail to LOWER PRICES their objective that a minimum of ; The Mail placed under the main problems will be encountered when ]leacii;ne across four columns as a peace is restored.\tsub-heading Admiral Farragut's After the war many soldiers would ] statement( f|Uoted by the president, clesne to letuin to the land a \u201c£)amn the torpedoes\u2014full speed many industrial workers might find\t»» it necessary to do so also._ Ques- \u2018 ^ other morning papers carried tions of land settlement arising out'^ storyi because\tlate hour of immigration weie also to be ex- a(.\taddress was delivered, pected, with the P0®81 \" 1 y 0 .\tand there was no editorial comment, jor movement of Europeans to the The three afternoon newspapers, New Worn.\t,\tthe Evening News, the Star and the Farmeis bave, at t'\t> .I Evening Standard played the speech cd opposition to,\t\u2018at top positions, and carried the full this opposition originated in the be-, 1 r lief that too much emphasis was j \u201e{j_s_A.at battle stations,\u201d was placed on immigration as a means , , K of expanding' agricultural , settle- \u2018\t' '___\u201c___ ment at a time of difficulties in find- FARNHAM [tables, Mrs.Walter Wilkins holding ing markets for the products already being produced,\u201d Dr.Booth said.\u201cThere should be no opposition\t, from farmers to a policy that in- The Ladies Bridge Club was en-volved the admission of immigrants Ifrtained at,the home of Mrs L G.representing various occupations in Rogers.Bridge vvas played at two somewhat the same proportion as such occupations now are represent- .\t, ,\t,,\t, cd in the Canadian population.\u201d j^^^f^Vïrs Kenneth C.Pattullo nnr- >\tk xtr-»\tland Mrs.Flora Shufelt were in Cow.STANHOPE AND\t!snsville calling on Mrs.Shufelt\u2019s NORTON MILLS\t[brother, Mr.George Cunningham, land family.,,\t.~ZT~ I,.\t»\t1 Mr.C.S.Powers was in Philips- Mr.Maurice Turcotte, son of iMr.1)Ur vjsjHng her sister, Mrs, John and Mrs.Silfred Turcotte, died at Deu6, d D i his home here after an illness of aj Mr; c A Morrison spent a few year.Sympathy is extended his ;d(U.g jn Toronto visitin friend8i parents and to his brothers and sis- giffna,Iers Elmer (pete) williams TT.,,\t.0 r ci, ,\t,\tland Kenneth Kavanagh, ()f St.Hya- Miss ITildred Sago, 0f .Sherbrooke, !(dnthe, and Georgc Rimmeri o{ Ham- spent a week-end al the home of her\t0nt > wcr0 gUests of Signaller parents, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson bage , winjams, parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Mr and Mrs.Wilho Houle have, M].and Mrs.P, jnhnson and dau-moved to Sherbrooke where the-^^., 01ive_ acconlpanit,d by Miss iormer has seemed employment.\u2018Audrey Brown, motored to Montreal, Mr and Mrs George Barnes and MrR; E, B Bailey< of Montreal, daughter, Marlene, of B^ebc.were speni a week at the home of her Mr.A.S.C.Morrison, and calling at the home of the latter\u2019s ba^brl.sister, Mrs.Treffle Lapointe, recent.Eullj]v Ly- rr n u i' -n i i t 1 Mr.and Mrs.Stafford O\u2019Hara Mrs.E Belletemlle has returned hav0 returned to Montreal, after at her home here, after spenmug Spen[Hng a holiday with the former\u2019s several vveeks with her daughter-.ln0Hier, Mrs.P.R.O'Hara.Mrs.Oliver hortier, and family, of Mr?, D, jodoin and daughter spent fcnerbrooke.\td ¦ Montreal Mrs E.Lemire has sold her farm th-s! Dvnes of Montreal, vvas a rnd with her brother, Mr.Duquette.,,uest of Mr?c E, Kin and fam.has moved to the village and resides dv In Mr.Tetveault\u2019s house.\t\u2018Mr.Frank Darling, of Montreal.Tlic marriage of Archie Paquette, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.R.G.son oi Mr.and Mi s.Eihvaid la- Williams and family, qnette, of this place and Albert,ne Mr.and Mrs.Alex Whyte and son, Leperie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.(lf Limai Peru, arc suestS of the Edmund Leperie, DevviIIc.vlhs former\u2019s niece, Mrs.Jack Henderson, ametly solemnized in Dixville on .nrî -vt.\u2022M-pr,jprc:nn Wednesday.October 22nd.Mr.and n \u2018\t\u2019 tunae,son' Mrs, Paquette will reside in Gran- s by.where the former is employe! \u2019\u2022 m\"; Mrs.Earl Clement, of Montreal, a week-end guest of Mr.and .\t, r, .\t,\t, ,\tWalter Finnigan and Miss Nora Mr.Arunah Byron has returned to Einn;can Beebe after spending some time with Mrs.W.W.Dodge has returned I relatives here.\tto New York after spending several [ The infant daughter of Mr.and \u201ecc,k?visiting Mr.and Mrs.C.Mrs.Hector Lyons was christened m p>rown an(^ famjiv the local Anglican Church, receiving Miss Helen McGuire, of St.Johns, the naine ot Manlou , lae.Mr.and wf,s a wcek.end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gland Cunmngton acted as Mrs.Arthur Cuthbertson and family, sponsors.\tMrs.E.Tv.Hall has returned to | Mrs.Clarence Keeler spent a Richmond after spending: a few day?week-end m Sherbrooke\t-with Mr.A.S.C.Morrison and j Mr.and Mrs.Lester Stocks, neo fnmjiv Helen Bean, of Shêrbrookc, spent a ' Mr.' and Mrs.Dennett spent a' week-end with the.latter s aunL ,ve{,k.eItd ;n Toronto visiting rek Mrs.James Byron, and Mr.Byron.tjvps lutri TtrsTynT\t^ Mr* Mrp- Henry Budgen, of] MELoUKU\t[Lake Simon, are visiting the latter\u2019s ______ I parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Wil-1 Sympathy is extended Mrs.John hams, and family.Wilkins and family and other rela- , Mrs.Arthur Lussier spent a day fives in their bereavement by the in ^Montreal.death of Mrs.Wilkins\u2019 mother, Mrs, Edith Cross.Many from here attended the funeral at the United Church at Trenholm.Burial was made in the family lot in the Tren-holm United Church Cemetery.Miss M.I.Skillen spent a weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Skelton, in South Durham.Mr.and Mrs.E.D.Taber and Mr.Merrill Taber were in Sherbrooke.Rev.B.Buchanan, of Kingsbury, was a tea guest of Mr.and Mrs.John Wilkins.Sympathy is extended Air.John Wilkins and Mrs.F.A.Fleck in their bereavement, by the death of their uncle.Air.Clinton Wilkins, of Springfield.Mass.The body was brought here for burial in the United Church Cemetery on Wednesday, October 22.Air.Hector Harris, ATrs.W.J.Harris and Miss Evelyn Harris, accompanied by ATrs.A, E.Cook and Airs.Fred Braddock motored to Fre- Kidney Acids Rob Your Rest Miny people never teem to get * good night\u2019s rest.They turn ind toss\u2014lie awtlte and count sheep.Often they blame it on \u201cnerves\u201d when it msy be their kidneys.Healthy kidneys filler poisons from the blood.11 they are faulty and fail, poisons stsy in the system and sleeplessness, headache, backache often follow.If you don\u2019t sleep well, try Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills\u2014for hall a century the firorite remedy.103 Dodd s Kidney Pills Try DAWES BLACK umm ALE LIGHTER- ITS BRIGHTER -STILL FULL STRENGTH , y-jy-y y-;'-;* .\u2022 .':V ; \" M 1 IL ¦ \u2022 \u2022 : I »ppi 11* \u2019 N-N- y-' :.\t' Nv-xLyi- V-:-' :\t: > '>y.V '\u2022 You can SEE the difference.you can TASTE the difference in this great new ale t: UMES CHANGE.Todav, you want a modern ale, brewed to your modern taste.That's why we've made Dawes Black Horse lighter and brighter.But we're keeping it mellow and still full strength.Try this great new ale.See how crystal clear it is\u2014how light and sparkling it tastes \u2014 how it satisfies your most critical judgment.One glass of the new improved Dawes Black Horse Ale and you'll say \u2018\u2018Black Horse, of course!\u2019\u2019 every time.Dawes Black Horse Brewery, Montreal Dca we 3 BLACK HORSE jfjf Canada\u2019s Finest AIE j < 99 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 194Î.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD 13.DUTTON HEADS PRACTICALLY NEW OUTFIT BACHELORS AND Pastor Spoils A! Delaney\u2019s PENPUSHERS IN Dream Of Being White Hope WINS AT MAGOG\tP Fiery Red Had To Line Up Raft Of New Talent PASSPORT MESS NATIONAL LOOP American Hockey League Opens New Season With Two Fixtures Tonight All Five of Last Year\u2019s Outstanding Rookies Lost Through, War Services Boards Regulations \u2014 Charlie Conacher Retires\u2014Hooley Smith and Harvey Jackson Outside Fold .7\t-\tCuit, now with a membership of 10 wTv, Freddie Thurrier Counted on for Great Performance.jNational Hockey League Offi-|club\u2019s anti a Hst^^name^cUche^'Smatm cials Look Forward to Fastest-Growing Sport\u2019s Most Successful Season.Vt innipeg, Oct.29.\u2014(®\u2014Managing line, and has three player-deals on New York Americans\u2019 National : fire.Other changes planned for the Hockey League dub has been no bed : Americans, who defeated their intra-of roses for Mervyn (Red) Dutton1 city rivals, the Rangers.2-1 and but each year the Calgary fireball ; battled to a 1-1 draw in two exhibi-takes the bad breaks in stride and tion games at Winnipeg last week-comes up fighting.\tj end, were not disclosed.A year ago old age caught up with i Thurrier, 24-year-old youth from half Dutton\u2019s team and the retire- Granby, who bagged 67 points in 61 ment epidemic forced him to rebuild I American League games last season, drastically.Dutton promptly came i sparked Americans\u2019 attack in the up with five promising youngsters, ! Goalie Charlie Rayner, Defenceman ; Pete Slobodian and Forwards Bill i Benson, Bus Wycherley and Norm ! Larson.The club finished sixth in the i standings but Red counted on that year\u2019s experience to ripen the youngsters and make Americans a contender.This fall the Manitoba and Saskatchewan War Services Boards refused passport authority to all hockey players of military age and Dutton lost all five of last year\u2019s rookies and, in addition, had to pass up services of Garth Bush, Regina amateur on whom he had counted as a defence stop-gap.And, as if fate had not been sufficiently unkind, Defenceman Charlie Conacher retired.Americans\u2019 veteran utility man, Hooley Smith, failed to report at training camp at Port Arthur and Dutton could not come to terms with the ageing but still effective left winger, Harvey Jackson.Dutton was definitely annoyed but far from beaten.He came up immediately with an 18-year-old \u201ckid line,\u201d cashed in on an agreement with Springfield Indians of the American exhibitions, scoring both goals in the first game and starting the play for the one slammed home by Benson in the second encounter.A smart stickhandler who packs a wicked shot, Thurrier will pivot for Hill and an unnamed left winger.The left wing lane was left vacant when Jackson failed to come to terms with Dutton during the pre-season training season.Until Dutton feels Murray Armstrong is ready to undergo heavy duty at centre ice he said Kelly will pivot Lome Carr and Buzz Boll.Armstrong is recovering from a back injury.Three of Americans\u2019 defencemen of last season are back, Pat Egan, Wilf Field and Andy Branigan and Slobodian's spot will be taken by Tommy (Cowboy) Anderson, a veteran who was scheduled for the utility job this season.As for a custodian, neither Dutton nor Coach Art Chapman seemed to have a worry about Earl Robertson, returning to American\u2019s lineup after a short stay with Springfield last season.At Springfield he showed he was at peak form.Robertson gave way to the acroba New York, Oct.29.\u2014That passport business was a terrific headache, but the fog finally lifted, and National Hoekev New York, Oct.29.\u2014 (P'\u2014An ex- \u201canywhere from 15 to 18 players,\u201d panded American Hockey League l\u2019DUt that a11 teams would have full opens a new season tonight.The cir-.f05*'1'1''\u2019 to p*art season.1 lu ._\t,\t.\u2022\t- .losses are expected to be made up ' e addition of players from amateur ranks not subject to the is expected to do better in the mat- rulings.ter of attendances than even las year when the A.H.L.catered to Indianapolis and Springfield were hardest hit by the Board rulings more than 1,500,000 fans and drew ! while Philadelphia for a time found some $1,000,000 at the gate.\titself in a difficult situation because Ching Johnson will pilot Wash- !°f the genera! scarcity of players.Magog, Oct.29.ington Ulines, new addition to the il\u20191 Edition to the Canadian develop-'games in the Duckpin Bowling Lea- Defeat Married Engravers and Photo-Engravers in Magog Print Works Duckpin Bowling League Matches.Canadian Heavyweight Champion Shows Anything but Championship Form in Toronto Ring\u2014Takes Perhaps Worst Beating of Fistic Career\u2014Bout Stopped in Sixth, with Four Rounds to Go.-* - Two scheduled A.H.L.this year, while Cooney Wei- , .\t, League officials ;jan(j fakes over Hershev Bears.With now look forward to the fastest-;Johnson pilotin the tean and oe.growmg sports most successful sea-icasionally taki^ the ice himself> ' The war many feared would wreck\tff.S^l^Lî0 ** & the glistening game actually wilD™^ ,/;!\t' boom it.Every other sport has be-f nefited by the defense programme.LT1 p 7\u2019 ?\tcoraes from Seat- Last season, the 168 games of the1^\u2019, C.ox takeg ovel; Philadelphia regular National League schedule 5°^\u2019 sufessors .to.^st year s played to 1,522,272 paid admissions.!™'Jere- new club with new With an average of seventy dates ; ,1 n5 an