Sherbrooke daily record, 19 mars 1962, lundi 19 mars 1962

[" Today's Chuckle A working girl is one who quits her job to get married.IjecbrooteDaUiiltecocd THE WEATHER Sunny today; mainly clear tonight! variable cloudiness Tuesday; mild; winds light.Low ¦ high Tuesday at Sherbrooke 25 and 40.Lstabtished 189 7 Price : 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.MONDAY, MARCH 19.1962 Sixty-Sixth Year Green urges further effort New Geneva Wage dispute arises Farnham police to fight agency By PAT BOUGIE (Record staff reporter) COWANSVILLE \u2014 The Association of Professional Policemen of the Town of Farnham will \"use every possible legal means available\" to fight the town in its bid to hire the Philipps Detective Agency to replace the ference tile three nuclear town's present policemen.\tpowers form a subcommittee This decision was announced by Gerald Audette, anc[ indicated he would like to chairman of the Association, after it was learned thatjhave France\u2014which is boycot Farnham officials were negotiating with the Philipps ting the conference\u2014join it.Agency.\tI Green, in a brisk and busi- _\t- This decision was arrived at nesslike speech, implored dele- *9\t< oy Farnham council after thejgates to lake advantage of an lu new\tj town\u2019s seven policemen joined \"unprecedented opportunity ' to cardinals eated GENEVA (CP) \u2014 Canada today outlined a seven-1 point plan to break the East-West deadlock on disarma-; nent and urged the big pow-| ers to make a \"further ef fort\" to agree on a nuclear test ban.External Affairs Minister Green issued the call for the new moves in Canada's first major speech to the 17-nation Geneva conference on disarmament, which opened last Wednesday.After the session Soviet Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin announced Russia's readiness to join the US.and Britain in negotiations on a test ban.He proposed at a press con J French authorities remain on alert Algerian war 'goes into effect at -fire By ANDREW BOROWIEC ALGIERS (AD \u2014The cease fire in the Algerian war went into effect at the stroke of noon today, ending year's of sav ape warfare between France and the nationalist rebels.Even as the cease-fire be came official, the French Army and police forces remain on the alert to combat the European! secret army pledged to keep; Algeria French.The cease fire officially came! into force in the fifth month ofj the eighth year of the bitter struggle that cost more than 2tW,lHX) lives.But more bloodshed threatened before Algeria gains unie pendence as the underground army of European settlers do fiantlj proclaimed: \u201cNow the real fighting has begun.\u201d As the first show of strength, (he-secret army called a general strike in Algeria's major cities for 2-t hours and urged Kuo peans to remain indoors.The walkout that went into Accord brings joy around world except among members of SAO The Algerian cease-fire today Indian Defence Minister V.K rapprochement between France and the Arabs The Soviet news agency Tassi declared the armistice «as \"a new blow at the remnants of the disgraceful colonialist system\"! i brought praise in the West, jubi-i Krishna Menon, in Geneva for ! lance in the Arab world, relief! the disarmament conference, among the neutrals\u2014and a rush summed up the general neutral by the Communists to the lead- ist reaction, saying: ers of the new Algeria.\t! \"We hope this is the begin The jov over the armistice in ning of real peace in Afriea and land claimed credit for the the bloodv North African rebel lead to an extension of na- French Communist party in lion was tempered by refusal of «\u2018onaHst freedom everywhere \" Ihe underground Secret Army1 Jordan s foreign Minister 11a-Organization in Algeria to re-;zem Musseibah declared: \u201cThis spec! the peace accord.The ls « moment of great^ rejoicing European terrorist organizationTor \u2022 ¦ \u2022 everV Arab.leading Algerian toward unie pendnee.promised to do all it could to sabotage the cease-fire.The Algerian rebel premier, arriving in Rome en route from Tunis to Morocco, said the brought) United Arab Republic Presi dent Nasser, at bitter odds with!* the French since ttie Suez in in vasion, said the Algerian cease j fire raises the possibility of a Six killed car crash BOTTLE BABY \u2014 Tuk, Vancouver Stanley Park\u2019s new polar\tc^e'^r.*'a.\u201e\t.\t.\t¦ bear cub, gets his lunch from pretty Lynn Thorstenson, Park\t0 k\tVvOmOn\tKlIlSCl Board employee.The six-weeks-old bear was captured near\t\"Thcre al^ still\tenemies o *\t\u2022\t(Cp 1>ll()tol peace there,\u2019\u2019 said Premier Ben Tukoyaktuk, NWT.VANCOUVER (CD \u2014 The Youssef Ben Khedda.He cited! mauled body of Mrs.Rose Wat Purely exploratory' \u201cgroups whose interest it is toison, 72, was found in her sub- sabotage (lie peace,\u201d obviously Provinces hold talks on power grid plans referring to the secret army The people of Tunis went on a spree until the early hours of the morning Cars, jubilantly sounding their horns, rushed the wrong way up one way streets.Cheering crowds trooped through the city.urban Burnaby home Saturday following what police believe was an attack on her by her pet German Shepherd dog.The six year-old dog, which Mrs Watson had kept since it was two months old, was under observation in the municipal OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Nine provinces and the federal govern-j president Habib Bourguiba|po\"ntl the labor association Novemberimake a breakthrough on disar- ment were holding exploratory talks today on *