Sherbrooke daily record, 7 août 1962, mardi 7 août 1962

[" Today's chuckle It\u2019s fortunate that the be*t things in life are free because the other things demand all our raoner.ticrbtookc iDaily Hecoi'd THE WEATHER Cloud> tonight.Sunshine Wednesday morning Afternoon cloudy with showers.High \u2022 low at Sherbrooke 75 * 60.Established 1897 US warns Price s 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC riTSDAY, AUGUST 7, 19o; World -wide demonstrations Sixty-Sixth 'l ear vital Protest Soviet test GENEVA (Reuters) \u2014 Arthur Dean told the disarmament conference Monday that Russia's nuclear bomb test Sunday emphasizes the \"urgency\u201d of concluding a test ban treaty.The chief U.S.delegate said he will continue private talks with Russian delegate Valerian Zorin in an effort to reach accord on a test ban.Dean met with Zorin for 2'/2 hours after the 17 - country conference adjourned and an American spokesman des-| cribed it as \"a useful session.\u201d! They agreed that the con-' fcrence's nuclear subcommit-'; tee should meet Thursday, the.spokesman said.Dean said the Soviet Union's; 30- to 40-megaton atmospheric ; test \"underlines the urgency of our achieving a comprehensive! test ban treaty, banning all tests, in all environments.\u201d At the disarmament confer-! ence, Zorin said of the Soviet lest resumption: \u201cThe United States knew' what was implied by their series of tests in outer space,\u201d LAUNCH NEW PLEAS Neutral delegates used the Soviet tests as a platform to launch new pleas for a test ban agreement.M.T.Mbu of Nigeria said the nuclear powers are showing \u201cw'anton disregard for humanity\u201d and Brazil\u2019s De Araujo Castro called for a testing \"ceasefire.\u201d India\u2019s Arthur Lall \"fervently\u201d appealed to Dean and Zorin to reach n agreement.Dean and Zorin, the two conference co - chairmen, w\u2019ere continuing their attempts to break the test ban deadlock, but Zorin said there was \u201cevidently no change\u201d in the American stand over control.The control issue, with R> 1H! CAN ADI W PRESS Anti - bomb groups demonstrated on both sides of (be lion Curtain Monday in the wake of Russia s big nuclear test blast Sunday and the 17th anniversary of the atom-bombing of Hiroshima.Swedish scientists said the So\\ict high-altitude blast was in the 40-megaton range, equal to 40,000,000 tons of IN I It was one of the biggest nuclear explosions ever touched off.Mondax night the United States said (hat Russia max have opened its new nuclear tesi series with some blasts in Siberia before firing ils Sundax shot.Hie l S Atomic Energy Commission sait! there are ''implications\" that the Sunday test was not the first in the new round of Russian tests Indications arc that the tests in LONDON (Reuters')\tScot ¦I'1' low kiloton range were fired at the Soviet nuclear site land Yard security men in Siberia, the AEC said \\ kiloton is the explosive force of searched today for Oeorge Ian 1.000 tons of I N I .coin Rockwell, the sell styled ESTIMATES DIFFER Fewer universities NB commission proposes consolidation program FRKDKRK'TON (CPI - The Roman Catholic St.Thomas royal commission on higher ed iUniversity of Chatham would be ucation in a report released to transferred to Fredericton to day recommended vast revision save duplication of certain pro in organization and financing of grams and facilities available FIREMEN AT GAS BLAST \u2014 Firemen face an uphill fight in their attempts to control flames following an explosion in a propane gas storage yard at Maple, Out., near Toronto.One man was killed, the storage yard and seven homes levelled in the explosion of 45,000 gallons of propane gas over the week-end.Further conjecture Star received HOLLYWOOD (AP)\u2014A mys-iGrace Goddard, who died in; West pressing for international; posts and on - site inspections of suspicious events, has been the major stumbling block in negotiations over the past few months.terious phone call in the night shortly before Marilyn Monroe was found dead added still further conjecture today to the tragedy that befell the blonde movie queen.There also remained the question of whether she died intentionally or accidentally.\"I don\u2019t remember what time the call came in,\u201d said the actress\u2019 housekeeper, Mrs.Eunice Murray Monday.\u201cAnd I don\u2019t the;know who it was from.fuehrer of the American Nazi The AEC differed with the party, who slipped into Britain Swedish scientists as to the to attend a fascist rally during power of the Sunday blast.It the weekend.\tsaid the explosion was \"in the The search for Rockwell, tz, order of\" 30 megatons, or 30,-went on as the home office con-1000,000 tons of TNT The big-ducted rn inquiry into how he gesl Soviet nuclear test is be-managed to get into Britain de lioved to have been a shot of spite a ban on his entry.j about Ml megatons detonated It is believed he landed at last fall.Shannon, Ireland, and entered In Moscow police moved in Britain by boat through a small quickly when three visiting Ja port where there is no passport! panese students waved a ban check.Rockwell is believed to tier protesting resumption of the be staying with a neo-Nazi sym inuclear tests\u2014a development pathizer somewhere in London ! that has been kept secret so During the weekend Rockwell! far from the Russian people, visited a fascist style camp set In Helsinki Finland 75 ban up by the tiny British National the - bomb demonstrators at-Socialist Movement in ruraljtempted to carry signs protest-Glouceslershire where lie lee mg nuclear tests in the windup tured on anti-semitic and anti trade of the Communist organ Negro ideology and whipped up ized Kiglith World Youth Festi-considerahle enthusiasm among val Angry Red officials sur sympathetic Britons.\trounded the youths and tore up WEARS HOOD\ttheir posters.Sunday a hooded man dashed A small group of delegates Her three marriages ended in past reporters at the camp into delivered protest letters to both (CP Photo) university structure in New Brunswick Headed by Dr ,) o h n J.Deutsch of Queen's University in Kingston, Ont .the commis sum recommended that the province's six degree granting universités be reduced to three The non-secular University of New Brunswick in Fredericton would remain along with the United Church's Mount Allison University in Sackvillc, T h e third university would be ere ated as the University of Mime ton that would consolidate all French language instruction of professional, specialized and ad va need nature mysterious call 1953 and whose burial arrange ; divorce.She spent an unhappyl a wajtjng car anci j| \u201e ;)s ([,(,^1,1 ments were made by Marilyn childhood in foster homes.|ie might be Rockwell.Jack herself.\tThere was mental instability in booted camp guards, armed The woman is believed to beiher family\u2014her mother and(Wjth cudgels, refused to say the former Grace McKee, who!maternal grandparents spent)wh0 it was.took Marilyn in as a child when'many years in mental institu Miss Monroe's mother went to lions.a mental institution.\tThose facts mig! t indicate su- Miss McKee, a film librarian,: icide, in the absence of a sui-later put Marilyn in foster)cide note But could she have homes because she could not, made a mistake?The telephone care for the child during the)receiver found in her hand\u2014 day.\twas she trying to make the phone \"But knowing Marilyn as I Invited to the funeral at 1 p.m.in the tiny chapel of Sentence 25 for cheating cafe patrons WARSAW Reuters \u2014 Twenty-five persons were senfeneed today by the High Court to prison terms rang-mg from 10 months to six years for cheating customers in the city's biggest self-service restaurant.The accused, including the entire staff of the restaurant.from the general manager down to women dishwashers, were said to have diluted sauces, reduced the size of dishes, served underweight steaks and in one year to have cheated customers of about 1.000,000 zlotys about $41,-000 worth of food.do, I think that if this call1 Westwood Village funeral home waked her up, she might have were former baseball great Joe taken some more sleeping:DlMaSg10> second of Miss Mon-pills \u201d\troe\u2019s three husbands; drama Coroner Theodore J.Curphey teachers Lee and Paula Stras-said the death Saturday of the bergi Miss Monroe\u2019s half-sister actress was caused by a mas ^rs; Burn ice Miracle; the sive overdose of barbiturates.sfar s publicity agent, Miss Pa Mrs.Murray added that the fr*c\u2018a Newcomb, and a few oth-unidentified call might account ers- for the phoneU being found; Neither they nor police knew clutched in the hand of the some-ifbe answer: Did Marilyn mean times bright and gay, some-If0 ta^e ber f\u2019f® .'vdtb tbe sleeP' times depressed star.\t!'n§ Pd's ff\u2019af killed her?ARRANGE FUNE \u2019.AL\t! Dr- CurPbey said a toxicolo ,\t\u2022-\t| gist found in Miss Monroe s Mean w h 11 e, arrangements(Wice t^e amount of bar-completed for quiet biturâtes considered a lethal dose.Meanwhile, Rockwell's cnee in Britain brought angry criticism from the ish press today.A five-column picture on front page of the mass circulation Daily Mirror showed Hock well at the camp shaking hands most important phone call of with his British counterpart, Co her life'.\u2019\tlin Jordan, w'ho was wearing a The housekeeper, Mrs.Mur- military ,style uniform, ray, bristled at any suggestion) Behind them was a huge swa Miss Monroe might have been st>ka.drinking to excess.\tlu an editorial, the Daily Mir- ror complains that \"it now looks as if a whole regiment of Nazis \"As (o drinking, that is simply not true,\u201d she sait! \"She loved a glass of champagne before dinner.It made her relax.the Soviet and American cm hassies in Helsinki.Canadian delegate Gerald Daochscl of| Toronto was arrested when he appeared outside the Soviet Em-pres bassy carrying a banner read forth mg, \"No Hiroshima.\" Brit ! In New York, severs jdred members of groups op the posed to nuclear testing march on the UN headquarters for a rally marking the anni versary of Hiroshima.WOMEN DEMONSTRATE A group of women and children organized by the Women\u2019s Strike for Peace demonstrated near the Soviet UN Mission in New York.In Canada, the Halifax Com Mrs Johnson, who came here from the Moscow Peace confer ^nce, said many of the dele gates tried to keep the Tokyo meeting \"on a broad human! tarian basis\u201d hut many others took the attitude, \"if you're not on my side, you don't belong here.\u201d Nervousness was evident in Scandinavia, nearest to the So viet Union's atomic testing grounds on the Island of Nov aya Zemlya National party Socreds to use power for all Canada, says Caouette EDMONTON (CP) Real| FDMONTON (CP) There Caouette, deputy national leader,is a \u201cpaper curtain\" of opposi of the Social Credit party, said lion by newspapers hanging be Monday the power of Social;Iwccn Social Crcdil and the Credit in the Commons will mil people, national party Leader he used for the sole benefit of li N.Thompson smd Monday Quebec.\tnight.His deputy, Real Caouette of Quebec, agreed and told an Al berta Social Credit League din ner meeting the way to break through the c u r t a i n w as through television.Mr.Thompson introduced his \"Em a Quebeeer, I'm a Frenchman and I'm a Catho lie,\" he said in an interview, \"but above all Ihal I am a Ca hun-|nadian and it is for all Cana dians that our balance of power will be used \" backwoods boy, Outlining I lie parly's platform woll|,| say.\" for the next election, in which he said Social Credit would take 150 seats, Mr.Caouette said il will be based on the need for production, rather lhan taxa lion, as the country's economic foundal ion \"Money should not be an oh as the mitl.ee on Nuclear Disarmament)stacle to the development of Ibis was blocked by Canadian Le- country.The Bank of ( anada produce were bein funeral services and burial Wednesday.Friends were hoping the simple rites would not attract throngs of the curious.Details were not set, but a funeral home spokesman said could sneak in by the back door from Ireland without being)gionnaires from approaching a should She had plently of liquor in the!i*1.8!1™?.1\u2019!*.'!!.house but it was for her friends.\u2019\u2019 The housekeeper said Marilyn had moments of depression in her last weeks, \"but.she wasi the credit war memorial to place a wrealh provide employment for those RAPS HOME OFFICE\ti in memory of Hiroshima vie-willing to work and produce The Daily Herald publishes an.tims.\t\"The whole economy depends editorial which angrily raps the Several hundred members of on consumption, and as produc home office for \u201ccomplacency\" the Danish Campaign againsl lion becomes more and more most often characterized by her in the case of Rockwell.Nuclear Weapons staged a si automated in money to people must buy whal the beautiful smile her musical1 \u201cR seems easier for a banned;lent protest demonstration laugh and her detailed interest American Nazi to get into Brit- front of the Soviet Embassy in chines are producing, in people\tain ,ban *br a Commonwealth|Copenhagen have ma No alcohol blood.A \u201csuicide ««.t»™d » th, Mennonites to team\" of experts u.:|d from the Los Angeles Suicide ^ U11 Cl CO ege Ont.(CP) \u2014 for Canada's college-to be Prevention Centre is seeking in-! KITCHENER only 15 persons were invited to formation on the last weeks of.p\t*, !the service for the 36-year-old j the star\u2019s life.They will report I UUainR P ans Miss Monroe.\t;their findings to the coroner to;firs^ Mennonite \"There will be just persons;help him decide whether theib,jilt on the University of Wat- a)!jf]e(j close to Marilyn, no movie death was intentional or acci-jerloo campus-were unveiled Rockwell stars or anything like that, Mental.\t11 onday at the Seventh Mennon- Britain last said a spokesman.\t| They had these facts: There, ite World Conference The actress will be placed in was an empty bottle of nem-a mausoleum crypt near the;butai pills beside the bed where grave of a woman believed to) she was found nude.She was have befriended her early inuinder psychiatric treatment )life.\tiShe was having career difficul-; I The headstone identifies1 ties.The college will be named Conrad Gabel College after a eader of the Swiss Brethren, a 16 c e n i u r y Mennonite movement.It is scheduled to be completed by September, 1964.\u201cBalance the economy first immigrant.\tThe Herald\tsays\tThe rn a y o r of Hiroshima\tand you will have a balanced Jordan, a\t39-year-old school\tcalled the new Russian tests\tbudget afterward, teacher suspended from his job \u201ccallous and cynical.\tAsked if the creation of large at Coventry alter recent public In Tokyo,\tthe Communist\tscale domestic\tcredit\twould\tnot rallies of his\tmovement enderijdominated Eighth World Con-\tinterfere with (\tanada\ts\tposition in near riots,\tdeclined Mondayigress againsl\tNuclear Weapons\tin international\tfinance.\tMr.\tt a to say where\tRockwell was.)ended on an\tangry note, with\touette said: \u201cIt is hard to say how long!socialists walking out after de- \u201cOther countries are inter he will be in Britain, or where nouncing Communist delegates ested only in what they can buy he will be going next,\u201d he)for refusing to condemn Russia.! in Canada with Canadian doE Mrs.Olive Johnson of Van lars.What is the value of the as banned\tfrom\tcouver, vice-chairman of the\tCanadian dollar if you produce week along\twith\tCanadian Campaign for Nuclear\tmore goods and services for Ihr other aliens\twith known\tNazi\tDisarmament, told reporters\tsame dollar\u2019\u2019 It has more value.sympathies when she wanted to disassociate her-!And ^ has more value, you rally were an self completely from ; gross.and fascist plans for tl nounced.the eon can compete with it \" internationally Finance major issue Premiers debate revenue, borrowing VICTORIA (CP)\u2014Based on and on new methods of borrow-reports from the first day's discussion at the third provincial premiers\u2019 conference, finance stands out as the major issue of mutual concern ment leaders from nadian provinces.to govern-the 10 Ca- One method suggested to Woodrow Lloyd of Saskatche-ing, such as British Columbia\u2019s;overcome this evasion system Wan here, and Premier Duff parity bonds and the savings was to make merchants in each Roblin of Manitoba had ex- province concerned the agentsplained safeguards used in for the purpose of collecting the!their savings certificates, sales tax of other provinces.Sale of them had been lint-Mr.Lesage said the hour-!!ted to residents of the prov-long discussion on provincial 'nccs and s>ze of purchases to certificates of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.Mr.Lesage said the provinces decided to co-ordinate timing of major borrowings by Dollars\u2014how to collect them having syndicates which handle bonds dealt especially with par-\tmaximum in Manitoba and how to borrow them\u2014 this business meet secretly be-!ity bonds and savings formed the heart of the bulk of ^ore tssutng bonds so interest1 cates, discussion Monday during two certifi-[and $25.000 maximum in Saskatchewan for each individual 90-minute sessions, held behind closed doors guarded against intruders by red-coated RCMP Premier Jean Lesage of Quebec, instigator of these conferences and chairman of the cur- raies will not be pushed up by Premier W.A.C.Bennett of too many bonds reaching the B C.had explained at some market at once,\tlength how the parity bonds LOSE REVENUE\tworked in this province, where Mr.Lesage said that many government agencies have is-provinces\u2014Alberta and Mani- ^ u r d $212,000,000 in parity Jtoba do not have sales taxes\u2014 bonds-rent one.gave reporters an off- are losing large sums of reve- But the Quebec premier re-thc-cuff accounting of the day's nuc from this source because flJSC>d ,0 bc drawn into discus-talks\tthere is no means at present to1'ion with reporters which might Most of the afternoon, Mr.collect sales tax on retail goods indicate whether B C.has had Lcsage said, was taken up in shipped by merchants in one any difficulty with its program, exchanging ideas on co-ordina-1 province to customers in an- Provincial treasurer A.E.lion of provincial bond issues other.>*jp at the University of New Bruns wick.A branch of UNB would be established in Saint John making unnecessary creation of a now degree granting institution as had been recommended by the Saint John College development corporation.\u201cThe next 50 years of New' Brunswick history will be to a large extonl Hie outcome of what is done to meet the eilu cational requirements which now exists,\" the report said.The commission, appointed last XIay, recommended continuation by Mount Allison Univer shy of its announced program of development as an undergraduate liberal arts college of limited enrolment.Also recommended was a five year opending and capital grants program to the province s universities and colleges.Grants would start al $390 and rise to $420 in 1966-67 for carh New Brunswick student en rolled.The commission was empowered to study: Financial relal ionships be I ween I IN It and the government: relationship of church\u2022 supported institutions to the government and the relationship which s h o u I d develop among universities; the need for an institution of higher learning in Saint John and any related matter.\"It is clear Ihal it higher ed deputy as a stupid, igoo, .ml, |l(,;|| |on m N(,w Brunswick js |o 1 1 operate on a sound basts in future.it will be necessary to os-Said Mi, Caouette:\tlablisli a system of regular \"Social Credit was a bum hsgrants which not only meef the of people from (he backwoods need of(UNU) but provides for in Hie editorials of June 19 an appropriately balanced de-They were farmers Yes.theylvelopmonl of all institutions in were and we were proud lo get Hie province, \u2019 Ihe commission Hie farmers' vote But the hack said.| woods hoys voted for the Lib The provincial governmenl, era Is and Conservatives\tfor ils pari, was not really in \u201cWe elected Ihree members a position lo \"determine the 1,1 in the city of Quebec, a 27 year ; magnitude of t h e assistance old lawyer by a majority of 10,- which if may be called on to non votes in Sherbrooke, a 34-)provide.\" year old manufacturer in; However.Ihe New Brunswick Granby, as prosperous as any!government would have to find eity, and a Liberal stronghold)aboul $2,00(1,000 in new money for 58 years.We elected a t» implement the full program medical doctor.\"\trecommended by Ihe eommis- \"To judge from the newspa-jSion in 1962 63, the report said, pers.\u201d Mr.Caouette said \"Ihe The 1962-63 provincial budget most ignorant person in Al earmarked $712,000 for univer-herta al one time was William sity assistance and $750,000 for Aberhart, founder of the So implementation of the royal cial Credit party.\tieommission report\u2014a total of \u201cHe used radio to spread his $1,462.000 message because radio was the! Total estimated cost for the best available method at UielHrsI year of a five-year univer time.Today we bring our mes sity assistance and student aid sage to all 10 provinces tele-(program recommended by the vision, so Ihal everyone can commission is $3,487,000 or $2,-hear what we have to say as 025,000 more than the province we say it.\t|has for university purposes, Canada has the manpower, r,y 1966-67 the total anliei materials and skill il needs andif,a, Pass Word 3) Day In Court 8i Feature Film ; 7) Banquo 181 Day In Court 2:15 p.m 81 Nursery School ! 12) Carte Blanche 2:30 p.m.I) Houseparty } ABC News 12) Whiplash 7:45 p.m.8i Mr Flx-lt 8:00 p.m S) Window on Main I\u2019d rather so along with na lure.\u201d Her lateness\u2014\u201cIt's not really me who\u2019s late.It\u2019s the others who are in such a hurry.\u201d Dress\u2014\"I\u2019ll confess that a Sex\u2014\"Sex is a part of nature very small pe[.centage of my apparel is selected solely as a protection against the elements When I buy a dress, I want it to do something for me.I want to make me more attractive and that means more attractive io men.\u201d Her critics \u2014 ' .Name - calling won\u2019t alter the facts, nor is it apt to change me.But it is likely to expose the fears and irustrations of the name - cal 1er.\u201d Wealth\u2014\"I don\u2019t care about money.I just want to be wonderful.\u201d Fame\u2014\u201cI now live in my work and in a few relationships with the few people I can really ! count on.Fame will go by and.| so long, I've had you, fame.If it goes by, I've always known it, was fickle.So at least it\u2019s something I\u2019ve experienced, b u t that\u2019s rot where I live.\u201d (Wednesday: A last visit with Marilyn Monroe) I Street 8) Dennis The Menace 7)\t2 contre 2 cans 8)\tFun Afloat 12) Sunset Theatre 8:3* C-m.3l Checkmate 5) The Rebe\u2018 ! 6) Parade j 7) Cine-Festival 8) 1\u2019op Cat 9:00 p.m 3) Kraft Mystery Theatre 8' Kraft Mystery Theatre ! 7) Troisième Homme 8) Hawiian Eye 9:30 o m.i) Dick Van Dyke Show 7)\tDans Les Rues do Quebec 12) Jack Benny Show 10 00 o m 3) US.Steel Hour 5) Play Your Hunch 8)\tSightltne 7) Telejournal 31 Naked City 121 Zane Grey Theatre 10.15 p.m.7)\tEl Patatl Patata 10:30 p.m.5) Brinkley's Journal 81 Explorations - 7i Absolve Le ill Pulse 10.45 p.m.8)\tV W Scoreboard 11:00 p.m.31 Your Esso Reportei 3) Eleventh Hour Report 8) CBC Nat.Na» t ¦i retourna: 81 ABC News Final* t21Carte Bdanche 11:10 p.m ll Vermont F.dltloo 8) Regional New* Final 11:33 p.m.31 Patricia tod the Weather 31 Uth Hour Sports 81 Viewpoint 7)\tTheatre d'F.ie 8)\tWeather Final 11:28 p.m.3) Stage 3 j 8) Final Edition Î 8) World\u2019* Belt Movlei 11:15 51 Eleventh Hour Weather 11.30 p.m.5) Tonight Show 12) Pajama Playhouse 11:32 p m.8' Wysterv Show 12:30 am.U) SVeather, spoil» R\tI\tD\tO BALANCE of LADIES\u2019 SUMMER DRESSES North Hatley HARLEQUIN PLAYHOUSE LULLABY By Don Apel Directed By: Ray Lawlor August 8 to 10 Tickets: S2.00 - $1.25 Children: 75c Curtoin 8:30 p.m.Box office VI.2-2677 > ::'v- .to è ALL SPORTSWEAR DRASTICALLY REDUCED S'Î.OO_____s^.oo_______s^.oo R\tI\tD\tO 134 Wellington North \u2014 SHERBROOKE LO.?8772 I i DECORATION CENTRE TILE LINOLEUM WALLPAPER Carpeting 156 Wellington N, SHERBROOKE NATIONAL 7 wluaakj \\* »w*rr»/ \\tt *< I Tf D/ \u2022 P4IN1$ 117 Notre 0«M V THETFORO MINES StjecbcoobcDaili) Uccoul TL\u2019\"S .AUG.196; \u201cSherbrooke\u2019s Leading Dairy\u201d SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 LO.M58S Lennoxviile town council Flower bed, sidewalk taxi meters, land use head list of requests At J.M.C.camp Sunday Kenneth Gilbert to give harpsichord recital A trampled flower bed, concrete sidewalks, taxi meters and land use were matters Lennoxviile citizens had on their minds as they appeared before town council at its monthly meeting Monday night.Mrs.C.L.Norwood complained that surveyors preparing to lay a sidewalk had trampled sections of her garden and planted stakes two feet on her property at the corner of Academy and Meade streets.Mrs.Norwood was away when the surveyors arrived.\u201cI have been advised by lawyers in Sherbrooke and Montreal that surveyors may not put stakes into land without all interested parties being present,\u201d she said.Mayor Gilbey said that on its own property \u2018\u2018the town will act as it sees fit.\" The stone wall put up around the lot when sewers were installed was no sure indication of Blvd.band is debated at council Sherbrooke city council Mon- wfcere private property ended and town property began.Only a check with Mrs.Norwood's deed or at the registry office would reveal that.Mrs.Norwood claimed a check at the registry office did support her claim and the mayor promised to investigate.Later Alderman Ray-craft, road committee chairman said he felt sure no flowers had been crushed.Everyone who had planted a hedge on town property had understood that it must be uprooted if the town chose to make use of the property, the mayor pointed out.* * * Gerald Mackenzie, who lives next door to Mrs.Norwood and whose father.Arthur, w\u2019as also present, asked that cement be used if a sidewalk must be built on Academy Street.\u2018Personally, I am against a sidewalk,\u201d he said, \u201cbut Academy is one of the s nicest looking streets in our i town.If we must have a sidewalk on our side.I'm prepared to pay more for a better looking one.\u201d Mayor Gilbey said council would give the suggestion consideration, but let it be known that he considered asphalt adequate.Several aldermen later indicated agreement.\u2018\u2018I have been checking trends across the border,\u201d said the mayor, \u201cand many \\ harpsichord recital will be television, and in Europe has an introduction to the harpsi-given this Sunday at the J M.C.puayed for the French radio chord for pianists as well as a musical camp In Mount Orford and Radio-Berlin t,RIAS' He ,ectjon for harpsichord stubs- Kenneth Gilbert.\twas holder of a Canada Council d(?[Us After winning the Quebec grant\tin 1961.\tr.ilhen s or.vram will Government's Prix d'Europe in Mr\tGilbert\tis organist of\t>Ir- GUben - Program 1953.Mr.Gilbert spent two Queen Mary Road United start w-ith variations on My years in Paris where he worked Church, where he plays a young life is coming to an end with the organist Gaston Lit- Beckerath organ.Since 1957, he by Sweelinck Next on his \\ar aize.He became at the same has been in charge of the harp ied program is Marcello s Con-time a pupil of the harpsichor- sichord class at the Conserva- certo in D minor which will be dist Ruggero Gerlin.Since his tory of Music of the Province followed by Couperin s Passca-return he has given many or- of Quebec Last season, with glia The fourth work to bo per ^ ^\t^ ^ an and harpsichord recitas.Bernard Lagace.he gave for formed by Mr.Gilbert are three nl0n!j1jv mee(ing including two concert tours for Ars Organi the complete organ sonatas in D major by Scarlatti dav nj-ht a[ Jeunesses Musicales of Canada works of Bach.\tCompleting the concert will he as harpsichordist and commen- Mr.\tGilbert\ttaught this sum-\ttwo works by Bach.Partita No tator.He has been heard fre- mer\tat the\tJ.M.C.Musical\t4\tin D major and Concerto in quenty on C.B.C.radio and Camp His course consisted of the Italian style Bus service on Sunday discontinued Lennoxviile is to ask permission to make loan for reservoir day decided to have the Police municipalities fi;d an asphalt Chief Edouard Moreau\tsurface on a concrete base gate traffic along King Street st\tto winter corrosion between Radisson Street andi\tr Jacques Cartier Boulevard toj determine if it is necessary toj build a centre band for thej protection of people crossing j the street.Alderman Paul Gervaisj brought the matter up at the council meeting after he was approached by a number of citizens who asked that the centre band be continued from, where it is left off at Radis-J son Street.\u201cPedestrians can\u2019t even cross the street now without darting the traffic,\u201d Aid.Gervais told council members.Aid.Gervais added that last year a petition was signed by citizens in favor of building the centre band for their own safety.\u201cNot only is it a danger to the pedestrians crossing thej street but it is also hindering! best.\u201d * * * Roger Simonneau, a car-owning driver with St.Francis Taxi, presented an informal request on behalf of Lennoxviile owners that council approve the installation of meters in the town\u2019s cabs, so that fares would be uniform.The mayor said the request could be better studied if the taxi owners submitted a written petition signed by all of them.Mr.Simonneau turned up with the required signatures within the hour, but council had adjourned for this month\u2019s sitting.* ÿ * Final request to the council came from Arthur Speid, owner of a strip of property once slated to serve as an extension of Gordon Street.Mr.Speid noted that the slope of the property was .\u2014y ¦111111111 'w 7 HL.Hill III, in; uL\u2019 Il îï I ifcfl*'®1 \"\t\u201c * 1.1 fc * * \t\t\t\t\t\t ._g*i UlHIMIHIU KENNETH GILBERT Needed gas for cars Pair is sentenced to one month on breaking and entering count drivers turning and it looks pretty ugly at the point where)\to, \u201e orecioicp >\u2022 and it leaves\toff\tat\tRadisson;\tPoetically\ta precipice, and Street,\u2019 Aid.\tGervais\tsaid.\t|\tabandoning\tthe street exten- -\t_ T\t-\tx .J\tsion plan\twould free the Mayor Armand\tNadeau\ttold\tproperty\tfor £alei making council other cities had newer and more attractive centre bands and suggested that the chief of police make a full investigation while council is studying what kind of a centre band should be built.the office of the LaSalle Paving near Magog.Defence Attorney Pierre Beaudry who appeared for the accused told the court before Judge Veilleux had passed sentence that his clients\u2019 car had run out of gas near the LaSalle Paving Company and they broke into the office to look for keys for the gas tanks in the parking lot.The defence lawyer in asking ithat a suspended sentence be \u2018given said the pair had not intentionally broken into the of-Lullaby, the comedy by Don house, will be seen as the truck fice to steal but to get some gas two lots which would yield Apel opens at the North Hatley driver.A graduate of the Good- so they could return to town, the town taxes.\tHarlequin Playhouse on August raan Memorial Theatre in Chi- Crown attorney Benoit Tur- Mayor Gilbey said he was h j, u\tca§0- Mr.Howard has been seen mel told the court the accused sure council would gree to the 8ttl\tat the Haywood Playhouse in both had records and had serv this use of the property.He ! T^e story rev°lves around Wisconsin and with the Holi ed time in jail for a Sweetsburg Two Magog cousins, both] The pair, Rosario Lablanc,, aged 24 years old who pleaded 24.of 1025 St.Patrice Street, to a charge of breaking and en-jMagog> and Ge rmain Lablanc, tering with intent of theft were of 763 John Streeti Magogi were sentenced to one month in Win-L^gj^ gunday night bv Edson ter Street Jail Monday morning|Cormier> a{ter thev broke into jby Judge Evender Veilleux.I Starts Wednesday Lullaby, comedy, is next at Harlequin Playhouse LENNOXV1LLE \u2014 Council here will seek permission from the department of municipal affairs to obtain a temporary loan to make an immediate payment of this year's reservoir project.Council members, follow ing lenghty discussion, passed the resolution at their held Mon-Lennoxville town Hall.The loan, up to a maximum of $100,000, if approved, will be made from the Canadian Bank of Commerce The loan will be repaid by the sale of bonds later in the year after final approval of the long-term borrowing has been obtained.The original cost of the capital works program for the year had been set at $100,000 council noted and no change in this amount seems to be required.Council could give no exact amount as to how much would be borrowed ex cept that it would be a maximum of $100,000.BUS SERVICE DISCONTINUED Council was notified by let ter from the Laramee Ser vice Inc.this month that the early Sunday morning bus service between Lennoxviile and Sherbrooke has been discontinued.The bus, which Minister backs plan for city hall Alderman Carrier Fortin told Sherbrooke city council Monday that Rene St.Pierre, minister of public works, was in favor of the project to build a new City Hall in Sherbrooke, to lodge civic and provincial ad ministration offices.\u201cThe cost of the project would be assumed jointly by municipal and provincial gov ernments\u201d, Aid.Fortin said \u201cHowever,\u201d added Mr.Fortin, the city would have to present a ran regularly at 1015 from Sherbrooke to Lennoxviile has been cancelled because the bus company said that in a recent check, the bus driver noted that only one, three and four people used the bus in the morning.CONTRACT AWARDED The Deacon Construction Inc.Lennoxviile, has been awarded the contract for the construction of the Lennoxviile pumping station.At a special meeting called July 13 by the water works committee to study estimates submitted, Deacon Construction was awarded the contract for $9.875.Other tend ers were Stanislas Grondin.$10.800; Dorilas Grenie.r Ltd.ed.$13,239 and Peter Walters, $13.200; J C.Masson Limit $16.094 The price for the pumps, council noted, w ill be higher as an extended shaft has to be added and because of a recent hike in prices.LEGAL ACTION Council was advised this month by a legal coun- sellor as to what action can be taken to collect rental and business taxes in arrears.Council plans to act according to the instructions in the letter Council was advised to withhold action for one year, until 1963, when there is no doubt that the taxes are in arrears, then to begin procedures for suing The problem of trying to collect taxes in arrears has plagued council for some time now and council hopes that drastic action as suggested in the let 1er seizure of wages or seizure of goods \u2014 will not have to be taken.WATER PURIFICATION The Quebec Water Purification Board has approved the Council's proposed construction of a new sewer, council learned by letter this month, j The new sewer will lead to j the proposed reservoir.The ; department of roads has ap j proved council's request to | install pipes servicing Bis j hop's University he placed | under Highway 28.PARKING SIGN Douglas Patrick's request to council to install a 15 foot high parking sign near his diner was turned down by Council Monday night.Patrick requested he bo allowed to put the huge sign on land he has rented from Sam Cohen next to B St J Ladies Wear announcing free parking for his customers.Mayor Gilbc> said that signs of this size should not he erected within the town limits.In discussing the issue, council realized that the parking lot would take some of the traffic off Main street and expressed a hope that some compromise could be reached.RDA schools jssue Grade 10 promotions Kenneth Hook of Asbestos- ard, Rachel Blouin, Brian Can Danville-Shipton High School\u2019Dale Coupland, Diana Gelinas, gained 903 marks of a possible| Pamela Hutcheson, Patricia 1000 to qualify for the highest fg0|,iPi Lorna MeNiff, Norma standing for pupils in the Rich- Smith, Eileen Wadleigh mond - Drummond \u2022 Arthabaska! Protestant Schools.D.Carson | and D.Haigh, both of Drum gave Mr.Speid the go-ahead -three people \u2014 A truck driver, on division into lots, and wish- jhis domineering mother and a Secretary dies ed him \u201cgood luck.\u201d WASHINGTON (AP) - Mrs GOS Station dith Benham Helm, 88, who! .\t.served as White House social p/Qf} QpprOVCd secretary under presidents^ Woodrow Wilson.Franklin D.construction of a service sta-Rooseyelt and Harry S.Tru-tl0n on the corner of Fraser man deid Monday.Mrs.Helm\u2018and Ki ,as a oved by sher.wrote the book The Captainsibrooke cit council Mond [chorus girl.What happens jwhen the truck driver suddenly marries the girl without mother\u2019s consent is what you will and the Kings in which she re- lated her experiences White House.in the) from MILFORD'S 143 Frontenac St.LO.9-2566 night.Arguments against the pro-[ject arose when it was known -[that the gas station wanted to [build a loading-rack for trucks, with underground reservoirs.1 Charles Langlois, director of service, added that the loading-rack would be in the rear of the establishment.This reassured Aid.Carrier Fortin, who feared the rack might be \u201ca [dreadful thing to see.\u201d SHERBROOKE FAIR AUG.24th TO AUG 30th DON'T MISS IT! day Players at Manawa.Wis-!theft.consin.In Canada he has been Crown Attorney Turmel ask-seen on practically all the majorjcd the court ^ a prison term drama shows from the CBC in be gjven to the pair because Toronto.\teacb bad a car parked at the Playing the part of the girl LaSalle Paving offices and it ^\t*v,\u201e tin.i___will be Nancy Kerr who was would be \u201ckind of hard\u201d for Playhouse '\t* CiUln seen a*\" t'^e P'aybouse in j them both to run out of gas at y '\tthe production of \u201cArsenic and [the same place.Veilleux ordered the to cells for one Pauline Trehub from Montreal is cast in the part of the mother.She has been seen in productions at The Montreal Repertory Theatre, The Mountain Playhouse, and The Barn Theatre at Ste.Agathe, Quebec Also she has done work for CBC radio and television in both Toronto and Montreal.Marshall Howard wrho has already been seen in several productions this season at the play- Council studies sewer floodings Among the many issues studied Monday night at Sherbrooke city council the most discussed were the complaints the city received about sewer-flooding.A number of citizens requested the city to pay damages resulting from sewer-flooding.However, council decided to investigate first, and see whether the city\u2019s sewer installations are adequate for the population's needs.Bring the family to see all the feature attractions.HYMAN'S BACK IN BUSINESS! Second Hand Store with a little bit of everything! Motors 110-220 all sizes, Tools & Small Machinery.71 Depot Street, (opposite CNR Station) SHERBROOKE We Buy And Sell Any Article Of Value! Old Lace.\u201d Miss Kerr, of Toron- Judge to, studied theatre in England pair back at the London Academy ofjmonth.Music and Dramatic Art and Sunday the pair called Jean has toured with the \u201cCanadian!Marie Grégoire.Court Clerk Players\u201d for three seasons and j and asked to be allowed out of has also appeared with the [police cells \u201cStraw' Hat Players.\u201d\tj refused.mondville High School took second and third position with 871 and 848 marks respectively, Fourth position was taken by Valerie Engler of Asbestos Danville-Shipton High School with 817 marks; and fifth posi tion by James Mason of St.Dcnlsnn Malcolm Denison, Wi Francis High School, Richmond, ,iam Fra2;er Harry Gray, Wil with 813 marks.\tjliam McCourt, Bradley Moore, Certificates of Promotion xjorris Wood, Carole Alain, were issued by the Department Maxine Bowen, Eleanor Char- Tender called for road work M AGOG ( Special >\u2014Georges Vaillaicourt, member of parliament for Stanstead County announced Monday that tenders are now out for the road paving contract of the Magog to the Mount Orford Provincial Park Ski Centre.Work on hard surfacing of the highway should '¦tart within 15 days.Mr.Vaillanrourt stated, and once started, should he completed within 10 days.Also included in the paving contract will be hard surfacing of the parking lot at the Mount Orford Golf Club grounds.Presently Fabi & Fils Ltee.of Sherbrooke are completing contract allotted them last summer to prepare the 4'a DRUMMONDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL S.Conyers, J.Cook.P.Du- j a morel, J.Gribben, A.Hay, ( Martha, S Morey, Merrier, S mill stretch of road from Ma Ray, S.Shaw, E.Smith, L.Tur-lgog to the ski area, riff.0.Watkins.\tj\t- ST ,RANCIS HI0H SCH00L Hope dies Christopher Annett, Carl of Education to the following Grade X students: ASBESTOS DANVILLE-SHIPTON HIGH SCHOOL Roger Arpin, Kathryn Barn- detailed plan of the project before the provincial government agreed to go through with it By contributing to the cost of Ihe project the government would reserve the right to oc cupy a certain area of the build ing.Charles Langlois, director of services estimated the minimum! STANSTEAD \u2014 (Special) of space required for the city\u2019s The annual meeting of he needs to be 25,000 square feet.jStanslead Historical Society will Mr.Langlois then told council: be held in the groups room a tier, Mary Day, Eleanor Duffy, Linda Gifford, Shirley Heale Janet Henderson, Ann Jondre ville, Judith McCourt, Sylvia Sage BOSTON (AP) \u2014 William .lark Hope, 62, brother of comedian Bob Hope, died Monday night at Massachusetts General Hospital William Hope, a resident of California, was pro ducer of Ids brother\u2019s television shows and the assistant tress urer of Hope Enterprises, Incorporated.Stanstead Historical Society to hold meeting on August ft \u201cI have visited the Verdun city hall recently and I was ver> much impressed with the building.It covers more than 80,000 feet, he added, and yet the population is less than Sherbrooke\u2019s.\u201d At that, moment.Mayor Nadeau suggested the council proceed to the formation of a committee to supervise the project.Alderman Antonio Pinard recommended the committee he composed of Aid.Carrier Fortin, Everett Nicol, Marcel Sa vard, and Jean-Marcel Jeanson.It would be headed by Mayor Nadeau.PALACE EXHIBIT LONDON (CP)\u2014A part of Buckingham Palace now is open to the public An exhibition of paintings belonging to the Queen opened in the palace\u2019s on bail but were recently - restored chapel July 25.the Registry Office, 100 Main Street, here at 2 p m on Aug 11.On view will he additions to the museum which include many interesting early farming tools and apparatus; wonderful spinning equipment and other fascinating products used in the old homes; some lovely glass welljand dishes; fascinating books, Doctor Allana Sm^ £ ^*|pamphle \" and documents; a wjH beautiful early watch and many historic known in throughout the\tme'ni oUlcr interesting additions g.ven Those wishing to continue the So- their membership in eiety or to join are invited to pay their dues at the meeting or to send them by mail to Ar Unir Judd, Jr., Derby Line, Vt, BKItFLETS give a talk on of the St.Lawrence Valley, with emphasis on the Eastern Townships.Joseph Maheux, a member, will give an interesting and colorful talk on the old Stanstead fire department.Another well-known member, Leonard Auger, of Magog, wil! describe the boundaries of the Eastern them to Townships, a subject that is ot[Both the too clear to many.Other features will be chronicle of the year\u2019s happen-jtive and will tell of their work, ings, which will be given by; Membership has Mrs H A Scarth; the necroln jhighest number In the history gy, to he given by Harold Bald of the organization and it.is win and the custodian\u2019s report, hoped that it.will be further which will he submitted by] increased.by members during the past year.Portions of the time col lection of which have been carefully mounted and identified will also be on display.Members who have objects 50c which might be of interest to the society are asked to bring the annual meeting, custodians committee [and the reorganized cemetery] 11th., 1.30.the! committee have been most ac NORTH HATLEY St Barnabas Guild Garden early photographys Party is being held at the home of Mrs.Philip Scowen, North Hatley, Wednesday, Aug.15 from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m.Adults children 350, SAWYERVILLE Chicken Shoot, Robert Tay lor, Sawyerville, Sat.Aug SHERBROOKE reached its Dr.G.B.Loomis has résumée his practice.Mrs.Wm.H.McLean.Following the meeting mem j hers are invited to visit the ' beautiful grounds and home of the Butters family whore Mrs.[C.E.Pacaud, the former Nancy[ i Butters and Archie Butters jwill entertain at tea.Continental Bldg Suita 509 Tel.LO.9-2600 ft 22ND BAND FESTIVAL \u2014 Six of the bands which participated in the Eastern Townships\u2019 22nd Band Festival held at Coati-cook during the weekend are shown above.They are, from ,\t.1- -I* v»' m May holiday in Russia Grapevines buzzing v/ith rumors Tito mellowing towards Moscow ?When you ask some people how they are you learn all about a lot of troubles.Other papers say: Still serious gaps in boating rules Soon or later the regulations for small power-boats and for those who operate them will have to be as comprehensive as those now applicable to highway vehicles and their drivers.And it might as well be sooner.It is regrettable in one sense, that public authority had to step into w'hat was not so long ago an untrammelled paradise for amateur sailors, whoo were nearly all responsible enough to handle their craft sensibly and without danger to others.But the need for a mandatory code of behavior grew steadily more obvious, in step with the tremendous increase in numbers of small craft on Canada\u2019s inland waterways.This has been recognized by the law-makers and the sketchy rules of a few years ago have been augmented from time to time.A new regulation this year requires that all boats with a motor of 10 horsepower or more must be fitted with a plate stating the maximum load, including passengers and all equipment and the top engine power permissible.A great stride forward was taken when all the rules to date were assembled clearly in the pamphlet \u201cSafety Afloat.\u201d This is \u201cmust\u201d reading for all small-boat operators.But there arc still gaps which should be filled.For instance, a minimum age for operators should be laid down.At present, there is nothing except parental vigilance to stop a small boy tearing around alone in a powerful outboard craft.Thanks to the educational efforts of the authorities, water safety officials and boat clubs, a great many New Brunswickers have come to recognize that safety depends on obeying the laws.But there is still that minority which prejudices the common safety by irresponsible conduct.To curb this, the regulations need yet more tightening - up, and more RCMP patrol-boat crews are needed to enforce them In the more populous parts of Canada the fact is already being faced that the waterways \u2014 which arc so much more hazardous naturally than highways \u2014 demand strict control of traffic if accidents and casualties are not to become a major problem.Is it only a question of time before we in New Brunswick must face it too.Saint John Telegraph Journal Fair deal for unemployment fund We have a cheerful Summer story about the Unemployment Insurance Fund turning back from the brink of bankruptcy.It is cheerful but unimportant.The drain on the fund always declines in Summer when employment is higher.And nothing whatever is Wonder whether the increase in average use of electrical energy by residential customers during 1961 was due to the use of more electric can openers?Last year 187 kilowatt-hours more were used, bringing' the average residential consumption to 4,012 Kilowatt-hours per year.L C1 Kncyclvpodla Britannica proved by figures showing the fund rose from $19,851,-162 at May 31 to $28.643,838 at June 30, which was normal progress for this month.What is abnormal is that the fund should ever have fallen to a level of $19,851,-162.A committee of inquiry will soon report to the Government on the state of Uie unemployment insurance program.While it will be able to report on the good use of the insurance fund it should also report on its misuse.The fund did not drop from $925,000,000 in 1956 to that dismal $19.851,162 only because there was an increase ;n unemployment.It dropped because the period of seasonal benefits was increased and more people were brought within the scope of insurance.It dropped because unemployment insurance benefits came to be regarded by a good many people as a normal part of income, not an emergency aid to survival.How' many are there in winter who collect beneftis without a serious effort to find work, and are resentful if anyone suggests they are doing more than collecting their just dues?That is the most cruel blow to the fund\u2014the all too gen- eral feeling that anyone who has paid for unemployment insurance is entitled to collect benefits to the limit, in fact should do his utmost to collect these benefits.What the fund needs is understanding and more protection.It is neither a relief fund a retirement fund nor a packet of savings on which a government can draw in emergency.It is insurance for which employers, employees and the Government pay.It is not being treated as in-surance, the protection against a rainy day; it is being used as if it were mad money.Given a reasonable chance the fund can stay afloat through a period of fairly high employment.But it has been asked to do too much, cheated too often.The Ottawa Journal By WALT MAKDATOR Toronto Telegram News Service Once more the grapevines of Europe are buzzing rumors that President Josip Tito of Yugoslavia is mellowing in his feelings toward Moscow These speculations follow in the wake of an announcement that high ranking Soviet official Leonid Brcshncv is to visit Yugoslavia this September in an attempt to better Belgrade-Moscow relations, coupled with another announcement that Tito himself is considering a \u201cvacation trip\" to (he Soviet Union in the near future.Speculators also point lo the fact that last February Yugoslavia and Russia concluded a long-term commercial treaty, and that a delegation from the Yugoslav parliament last June made a tour j of the Soviet Union.Some western observers suggest that these moves indicate that Tito may be plan-} ning to settle his differences j with the Kremlin.TITO'S VACILLATIONS Ever since Yugoslavia broke j free from the Comintern in 1948, however, Tito's attitudes toward Moscow have undergone so many contradictory phases that it would be safe to say that his main guiding policy is one of opportunism.If he has decided to form a more amicable relationship with Russia, it is for economic expediency sake and on a temporary basis.Numerous attempts have been made to heal the rift, but they have invariably met with failure.Nikita Khrushchev tried in June of 1955.He and Bulganin visited Belgrade, hoping to improve relations.Khrushchev diplomatically ab-j solved Tito of all blame for j hostility between Yugoslavia and the rest of the Communist j bloc, and put the blame ins-| lead on unnamed high offi-I eials in the Soviet secret pol-I ice for instigating troubles.But this reconciliation was j negated in 1956 when the Hungarian rebellion broke out, and Tito\u2019s revisionism was blamed for touching off the revolution, as well as the Polish uprisings.BIRTHDAY WISHES Khrushchev tried again in 1958.On Tito's 66th birthday, he wrote this conciliatory message: \u201cI express the hope that the misunderstandings which exist between the union of Communists of Yugoslavia and the Communist Party of Soviet Union and other fraternal parties, which are no secret, will be overcome.\u201d The wishes expressed in the birthday message obviously didn\u2019t come true.One month later Krushchev delivered a violent attack against Tito, declaring that Stalin was right in expelling Yugoslavia from the Cominform, He called Yugoslavia the \u201cTrojan Horse\u2019\u2019 of the \u201cimperialistic camp\" the Trojan Horse that could destroy the Communist world just as the wooden figure in Greek mythology once destroyed Troy.It cannot be denied, however, that the relationship between Tito and the Kremlin has improved in the last year.On several occasions Tito has actually gone out of his way to make known his support of certain Soviet policies.He disappointed many western diplomats, for instance, when he endorsed Soviet Union views on disarmament and supported Russia\u2019s inten-lion to Mgn a separate peace treaty with East Germany.Last year a closer alliance between Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc wmuld have been impossible if for no other reason than domestic policies.Kremlin leaders were horrified at Tito\u2019s \u201crevisionism\u201d, and were absolutely aghast in 1960 when Tito announced a new constitution which was to reduce the powers of the state and increase the freedom of the workers.RENEGADE MARXIST\u2019 To orthodox Communists, this was nothing short of heresy committed against the doctrines of Marx and Lenin.Tito found himself labelled a \"renegade Marxist\u201d, a term not to his liking.But Tito\u2019s liberalism ended in May, 1962.In 1960 Tito could allow Yugoslav workers a degree of freedom since the economy was blossoming, and he could boast that income per capita in his country had quadrupled since the years prior to the war.But last May, Tito was forced to admit that the nation was suffering an economic slump, with uncontrolled rising prices and wages despite lagging production.He blamed the economic setback on too much liber-a'ism, and announced that the Communist Party would have to take a tighter hold of the economic reins.This in effect was a victory for Moscow.They interpreted Tito\u2019s backtracking as proof that his liberalism was premature.But Tito has not conceded defeat on an even more important issue - that of Yugoslav nationalism.Nationalism is not compa- Actor Answer to Previoue Puzzl# i-mmin ition - In PATROL MEMORIAL DOVER, England (CP)\u2014The rebuilt memorial to the Dover Patrol\u2014responaible for keeping enemy ships out of the Channel during the First World War\u2014 was unveiled at Sangette.France, by Defence Minister Harold Watkinson recently.The original memorial was destroyed by German occupation forces in the Second World War TODAY IN HISTORY By THE CANADIAN PRESS Aug.7, 1962 .The Griffon, first ship to sail the upper Great Lakes, was launched 283 years ago today\u2014in 1679.Built at Niagara for LaSalle, she sailed on her maiden voyage *ug.27.On Sept.18, laden with furs, she sailed from Green Bay on Lake Michigan and was never scon again.Wreckage found on the west end of Manitou-lin Island is believed to have been from the Griffon.1919 \u2014 The first airplane flight across the Canadian Rockies was made by Capt.E.C.Hoy from Lulu Island.B.C., to Calgary.1948 \u2014 Louis St.Laurent was chosen national Liberal party leader ACROSS I Actor, \u2014 Payne 5 He-born in Virginia 8 He is a motion picture- 12\tOperatic solo 13\tRot by exposure 14\tWash 15\tTear 16\tCompass point 17\tMain source of Ontario 18\tMedicinal préparai i SO Rectifies 22\tCensus\u2019 assoeiate 23\tWitticism 24\tHe rode a sturdy \u2014 many films 27\tThrough 28\tGolf teacher 31\tSea birds 32\tRodent 33\tHelp 34\tBlackbird 35\tFavorites 36\tCorruption 37\tSeine 38\tExist 39\tWindow parts 40\tWood sorrel 41\tDisfigure 42\tFeminine appellation 45 Nullifies 49\tNautical term 50\tDrone bee 62 Roof edge 53\tHorse color 54\tUnit of energy 55\tUrge plant 56\tScatters 57\tExpire 58\tOriental coins DOWN 1 Scandinavian i chieftain 2\tMountain (comb, form) 3\tIntimation 4\tCountries 5\tSmall birds 6\tRoman bronze 7\tLiners 8\tFrozen rain 9\tMountain pool 10\tGreedy 11\tShecpfolda 19 Choose 21 Greater quantity 24\tIntend 25\tTrieste wine measures 26\tDistinct part 27\tTop of the head 28\tAcne 29\tOriental foodstuff 30 Browning's works 32 Proclaimed 35Step 36 He has appeared in a \u2014 of roles 39\tChum 40\tAugurs 41\tSink 42\tConveyance 43\tTropical plant 44\tPeruse 46\tVenture 47\tLevel 48\tObserves 51 Mouth (comb, form) i £\t\t3\t4\t\t5\tè\t7\t\t8\t9\t16\tit lill\t\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t 15\t\t\t\t\tIs\t\t\t\trr\t\t\t 18 |\t\t\t\t9\t\t«¦3C:\t\t21\t\t\t\t \t\t\tR\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 24\t25\t26\t\t\t\t27\t\t\t\t28\tIT\t30 31\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tS3\t\t 34\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 3?\t\t\tJB.\u2019s\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t1\t\t\t 42\t43\tÏ4\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tTT\t48 «\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\ta\t\t\t $3\t\t\t\t\t54\t\t\t\t55\t\t\t w\t\t\t\t\tif\t\t\t\t58\t\t\t7 Monday le Friday inclusive, classified ads art aeceptad until 4 p.m.and until noon on Saturdays, for \u201cnoxt day publication\".ÿenalct REPORTING OTTAWA \u2014 Our genial postie, Mr Jones, stopped by the other day for two cents postage due, and we learned wdth consternation that he won\u2019t even remember our name if the posties go on a slowdown strike.He's a member of the Canadian Association of Letter Carriers \u2014 like a posties\u2019 union, except they haven\u2019t got collective bargaining rights.They and other post office workers are resentful because the government has frozen their wage rates, as well as the pay of the rest of the civil service, to help reduce the deficit.So the posties are saying that maybe they'll do what the British posties did a few months ago to underline wage demands.They\u2019ll \u201cwork by the rule\u201d, obeying literally and in full all the nit-picking rules the bosses have laid down for them to follow.\u201cIn England it took eight days for a letter to go from London to Edinburgh,\u201d Mr.Jones said grimly, with Kennedy-like disregard of Edinburgh's location outside England.\u201cIt should take at least a week from Ottawa to Toronto.\u201d For example, one rule says that every letter must be properly addressed, including the name of the city in which it is to be delivered.But many persons addressing mail for local delivery merely write \u201cCity\u201d instead of the city\u2019s name.If the postmen decide to work by the rule they will refuse to deliver such mail on the ground that it is not properly addressed.Similar a letter carrier may have on his walk a John Smith, say, at 21 Elm St.He is handed a letter to deliver to John Smith at 23 Elm St.He knows very well that John Smith lives next door, but he won t deliver the letter there because it is not properly addressed.Such letters would be returned to the local post office\u2019s directory bureau, far too many for the staff to handle, and mountains of undelivered mail would pile up.Another jamup would occur at the parcel post wicket.There\u2019s a rule enjoying employees from giving the public false information.A man asks how much it would cost to send a 10 lb.parcel to Vancouver.The parcel post employee knows\u2014but \u201cto avoid giving false information\u201d he checks the book on rates, and takes minutes instead of seconds to serve the customer.Another rule is that the employee must ask the customer if he wants his parcel insured.Normally when there\u2019s a rush on they don\u2019t ask.But in a slowdown they would ask every time, as inasmuch as insurance is free up to a value of $25 most of the replies would be affirmative, up to more time, more slowdown.The work-by-rule technique makes automatons out of the posties.Any way to save time or money \u2014 they don\u2019t take it.Any occasion to apply common sense \u2014 they don\u2019t use it.Even Mr.Jones\u2019 cheery greeting, which I oil annually with $5 at Christmas, could scarcely survive if he can\u2019t even remember where I live when he gets a letter to me addressed \u201cCity\u201d.If a slowdown materializes, it likely won\u2019t be before next spring.That\u2019s when the government will be faced with a recommendation for increases in the posties\u2019 pay.But even at this distance the prospect is disturbing.Mail service like it was 100 years ago, and not a flicker of recognition from Mr.Jones as he plods stolidly by with my mail in his bag marked \u201caddressee unknown\u201d.Bygone | days TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (From the Record files of Sat.Aug.7) The Stantsead county fair held at Ayer\u2019s Cliff will this month celebrate its 9?nd anniversary.News comes through that the directors are planning great things, spurred on by centenaries and other counter-attractions.A rise of five cents a dozen for pullet's eggs and two cents a pound for dairy butter were the most important price changes at Lansdowne Market yesterday.Butter is now-thirty cents a pound and eggs are thirty cents a dozen.\u2022 \u2022 « FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Thursday, Aug.7) Some three hundred guests, visitors and friends attended the annual reception at the Wales Home in Richmond yesterday afternoon.Guest speaker for the occasion was Senator Charles B.Howard.Highlight of the reception included music solos by Mrs.W.W.Gibson, Mrs.Glenn Sampson Miss Thelma Crawford and Gordon Armitage.The Magog Legion elected their new executive for the season 1947-48.They are as follows: President, Gaston Lestage First Vice-president, James B.Connor: Second -Vice - president, H.Garvin; Secretary, A.Ruck.* * * TEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Thursday, Aug.7) Ayer\u2019s Cliff's three churches are uniting tomorrow to hold an ice cream social and band concert that will be staged in front of the County Building tomorrow evening.President Rene Monty conducted a Rotary Club assembly discussing various ideas for future activities.tible with the principles of world Communism, and if Tito has had any consistent policy at all, it\u2019s been one of preserving Yugoslav entity and independence.The Yugoslav president may be contemplating closer economic ties wdth the Soviet Union, to offset the threat he fears from the Common Market, but it is highly unlikely that he will resume any political or party union.Tito knows only too well that the Kremlin would like nothing better than to see Yugoslavia once more become just another sheep in the Soviet flock.IHiprlininkr Dailg ÏÏlrnirït SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Town ships, 30 cents weekly, $15.63 per year.Mail subscriptir \u2022 in Canada, Great Britain.1 year $9.00, 6 months $5.00.3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.2.r.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00,\t6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00, 1 month $2.00.Single copies 5c; Back copies, 5c; over 30 days old, 10c; over 90 days old.25c.\u201cAuthorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" DAIRY FARMERS.GOING Bulk?GO Wilson! 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T\u20190US'a5 THE ONLY VC.EVER WON ON CANADIAN SOIL WAS AWARDED Set TIMOTHY O'HEA, VICTORIA RIFLES, IN IgTO FOR PUTTING OUT A RRE AMONG AMMUNITION CASES I\tON A TRAIN FROM QUEBEC TO MONTREAL.DEVASTATED SOME 493, COO ACRES OF NEWFOUNDLAND WOODS IN I9GI.ESTIMATED LOSS! $ 213 MILLION.Ben Bella rules in Algiers Fournier asks inquiry into alleged raid hen good homes art fTO\\A/ found for the little ones, it I means that others not so lucky are left without homes, for no .\t__- -\tKr-ruir matter how you juggle them\t**\tMONTREAL iCP! round.it's like \"Musical ALGIERS (AP) \u2014 The Alger Sarto Fournier requested Mon Chairs': some are bound to be ian provisional government of dav a judicial probe into thc left\tout.\tbecause\tof\tthe\thuge\tPremier\tBen\tYoussef\tBen\t£jndi\to{\t, Quebec Provincia numbers\tbeing\tborn\tall\tthe\tKhedda\tsurrendered\tits\tpower time: In the U.S.A., the esti- today to thc political bureau P°\u2018lcc laKh by Montreal mate is 10.000 per hour.\theaded by Vice-Premier Ahmed Mayor Jean Drapeau, on a wesl The safest and surest way to Ben Bella\tend establishment on thc eve of prevent thc birth of surplus.communique issued by Ben jggQ municipal election.unwanted kittens and nnnnies Ehoddâ S office said the pow\t, unwanted xniens ann puppies\t*\tSen.Fournier, who was is to have the adult cats and °.rs held hitherto by the provi mavor a, .u,\tt, .dogs operated on by a veterin- ^nal government of the Alger- fol,£wing the ,.ald Mr Drapcau anan so that they cannot breed an Republic (GPRA) are .h d .Dublic mcetine and The other way is to keep the henceforth exercised by the po- t0,d the peopl^ hp uas )UstVack from\traid\tand had documents which\twere\tpositive evidence of a conspiracy to telegraph votes tion.\" Until a meeting of the Amer.Tel.\t110s*\t110'* Anaconda\t40',\t40'* Bethlehem Steel\t32 s*\t Borden's Co.\t51\t Chrysler\t48s,\t47 s* Comm.Solvents\tIS'*\t : Cons.Edison\t73s*\t Douglas\t23\t23 Dupont\t192\t General Electric\t65 s*\t65 s* [General Motors\t52'-*\t51'.{Goodyear\t30'*\t Int.Paper\t26 s.\t26 s* lint.Tel.\t40\t40 s, Johns-Msnville\t40\u2019»\t41'h Montg Ward\t26'*\t26\u2019k V Y.Central\t12s,\t12 s* -Pepsi\t40'*\t Radio\t45\t Republic Steel\t37\t37'» ' U.S.Rubber\t42\t42 1 Std.Oil of N.J.\t52\t52 Studebaker\t8'*\t 1 U.S.Steel\t45\t44\u2019*X Vanadium Steel\t16'»\t , Woolworth\tBP-1*\t DID YOU KNOW TWE ONONDAGA INDIANS INVENTED A PUMP PRILL TO MAKE FIRE.FOR FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT OR FIRE INSURANCE LET YOUR FtmgRS DO TRE WALKING Th!ROUGH THE YELLOW % PAGES animals under strict control.A pical bureau.\u201d spayed female or altered male The communique said the makes a better pet.The opera- GPRA continues in existence as tion is simple, inexpensive and 'he ''institution of the revolu-causes little discomfort.\tb\u2019ntil a meeting Authorities estimate that National Council of the Alger-eight out of ten pets given 'an Revolution (CNRAj \u2014 the away or sold very cheaply will self - appointed Nationalist par-ultimately be abandoned or at Lament which directed the Al-best given little care, because' Ser\u2018an rebellion \u2014 scheduled for many people do not value what early September, they do not pay for.\t.The Ben Khedda regime thus The owner of a purebred dog assumes formally the almost en-for which S50.00 or more was tirely figurehead role it has had paid is not likely to let the animal run the streets: will feed it a balanced diet and take it to the vet when it is sick or hurt.Thc owner of a mon ; grel puppy which was a gift, often takes the attitude, \u201cOh well, if anything happens to it, so what\u2014our neighbours have another litter and we can have one of those, free.\" So when you see those cartoons showing people trying desperately to get rid of litters of kittens or puppies\u2014don\u2019t : laugh.It\u2019s not a laughing matter And remember, folks, you can help us care for these un- in thc election.\" The QPP later denied Mr Drapeau possessed any docu ments seized in the raid.\u201cThis was done for the pur pose of deceiving the good faith of the people and harmed my reputation.'1 Sen.Fournier added in a letter to Attorney-General Georges Lapalme.since Algeria became indeoend j The truth must be known ent.Its assumption of actual and justice satisfied prior to the nex-t election,\u2019' he said Sen.Fournier is a candidate for mayor in the forthcoming municipal election Get.28 control over the administration of the country was stymied by the bitter struggle for power between Ben Bella and his opponents.Under the agreement last Thursday, which ended temporarily the quarrel between Algeria's politicians, the political bureau was to take over thc country\u2019s leadership until the] NEW YORK (AP)\u2014A young election of a constituent assem-|writer was found shot to death bly, scheduled for Sept.2.in his bed Monday with a The agreement stipulated the beautiful nude woman lying un Young writer fatally shot Ben Khedda government would remain in office, retain control of foreign affairs and w'ould wanted waifs by sending a do- hand its formal resignation to nation to P.O.Box 301, Lennox- the CNRA meeting immedi-ville.\tately after the elections.there 's more to tires than meets the eye! 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DOLL \\R3 1 ELSE WOULD THAT YOU'VE HAD HEAD- / I BE WEARIN' SURGERY.A BRAIN CTHIS PLASTER oerr* A/*Era*erMT^\tCAST\u2018S WHERE WOULD SOU GET A MILLION V __ ^ilft |||fH x.t.« HAVEN I WON'T MEED A DIME\u2014THIS IS A CINCH .BUT WITH TH'TIME-MACHINE 1 SON,YOU 'MV DISPOSAL, I WOULDN'T / JUST MADE HAVE TOO MUCH TROUBLE ri YOURSELF DIGGIN' IT UP IF I DID/ V \\ A DEAL/ PÙV-' ,XL ft j i-.i-L: Lt,,J im - If 1 r-^i .J-__ , I.LvnwlcL Wv - -L / ' ¦7\t- s ^ 738930 39 Melbourne's loose bridge girders are playing havoc with the traffic SHERRROOKK DAILY RECORD, TUES., AUG.7, 1!*«3 MELBOURNE (Cl chaotic traffic oiicci boss «itsroj'Ci'n.th s city of l.SüO.OOO i from the experience steel brai.ee girders Australian suffering of welded tracking.including B ig between 13.\u2019>g CORVETTES SOLD \u2014 All but one of Canada\u2019s 123 wartime corvettes, built in this country for anti-submarine use, have been sold to foreign governments of private shipping firnss.Sackville is only corveffe ouf of 123 still connected with RCH i expenene .the w o r and Germany 1949.The Duplessis Bridge collapse in 1951 at Trois Rivieres, Que.,) was cited.The cause was never Explosive noise and an ae ;pinned down officially although companving earth tremor one f,ssun's ha^ *'0l'n C°un'i nc*r ,.\t, ,\t.\t, ,\twelded iomts in the superstate cold and frostv Julv morning .\ti n j lure tour persons were killed led to the startling discovery\tuess jgction fell into that King s Bridge, an auto- the St Lawrence River in 30 mobile freeway spanning busy below-zero weather city roadways, a railroad, the Until tests are completed.River Yarra and suburban causes of failures established blocks, was not only unsafe for and effective remedial mens cars but menaced traffic flow ures applied.Melbourne s noter ins constantly beneath its\u2018tous traffic snarls will grow arches.\t-worse.One 33 foot section in the ap Encouraged earlier by what preaches to the bridge, which Kings Bridge had done to ease cost $10,000,000 and w as opened bottle n e c k s.authorities had only 15 months ago, had sagged given the go ahead for other two feet, making the freeway freeways but, for the time be-j impassable for motor traffic.mg.works involving use of high | SEE LONG TIEUP\ttensile\tsteel\twelded girders The bridge was ordered closed have bee i .alted | indefinitely and estimates of\t\u2014 Battleford, shown on convov dutv during the Second World time needed to restore it leaped AbBtilUb \u2014 War, is one of six sold to Venezuela and has been renamed from weeks to years with men HALIFAX (CP)\u2014Only one of the 123 corvettes built in Canada during the Second World War for anti - submarine and convoy escort duties still has any connection with the Royal Canadian Na y.The 125-ton Sackville, a flower, class corvette, is operated by the Defence Research Board\u2019s naval research establishment Aith a civilian crew Ten were lost in enemy action or accidents and the navy\u2018 disposed of the rest through the war assets division when the war ended.Some were bought1 by Canadian shipping firms for conversion to peactime use and at least three are still in the country.Of the 24 purchased by foreign navies, one is under the flag of Communist China, two were lost and two have dropped from sight.Even the navy isn't sure what has happened to the rest.Sudbury, a former flower class corvette, now is an ocean salvage tug operating out of Victoria.Owned by Island Tug and Barge Limited, the 892-ton vssel has returned her original name, MANY RENAMED North Bay, another flower class vessel, is owned by New foundland - Canada Steamship Company.Renamed Ojp.,RD II, the 1,104-ton vessel is on a reg ular cargo run betw-een Halifax and St.John\u2019s, Nfld.The castle class corvette Huntsville, converted and re named Belle Isle II by the com pany, sank in the St.Lawrence Aug.19, 1960, after a collision.Temporarily wdthout employment, another former flower the Montagnards, have started to run from the Viet Cong rather than submit to Com munist indoctrination Already, more than 10,000 ref ugees dad only in loin clothv HH.II HOPES Three carefree youngsters head fm a turbulent Itritisli Columbia mountain river with high fishing hopes Doiu: I avoir.Dave R r nl and Vinrent SiraMon are nltending camp Capili.no in a sun-spotted glade i project.Marion and daughier in law, Mr.and Smith,i Mrs Charles Van Stone, Jr., t o w n Frontenac street , have left to called on friends and rela visit in Ilawksbuiy, Ont.Mr IChatterton, New Carlisle\tilives.\tVan Slone\tJr., who drove\this Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Smith.\tMr.\tand\tMrs.Charles\tVan\tpaienls to\tIlawkshiiry, was\tae !of Nitro, and Mr.Steven Smith\tStone.\tSr.,\twho have been spend\tco.npam.ul\tIvy his two sniiil! land Miss Marion Smith, were\tmg some\ttime with their\tson\tdaiighers, Uebhie ml Donna HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Fine writing paper Wadding Photo Albums PAPETERIE PIGEON Ltéc \"Tho Office Supply Store\" 444 King W LO, 2 8310 in the boathouse before launching, make sure that the area is well ventilated.Inhalation of carbon monoxide may produce dizziness, blurred vision, loss of Did you know that diamonds!consciousness or death.Even come in such shades as pale!when the boat is afloat, carbon yellow, coffee brown, red, pink,]monoxide poisoning may occur green, blue and black?\tunder which circumstance the Our quotable notables: ''ThOjdanger is increased since the race is not always to the swift,|victim m\"y fall out of the boat nor the battle to the strong\u2014but] and drown, that's the way to bel.\" \u2014Damonj Expert care in cleaning Runyon.\tjout sludge with solvents eon- Visiors often wonder aloud]tabling naphtha or naphtha whether Manhattan Island will derivitives.When vaporized,, ever sink from the weight of\u2019these chemicals are capable of j and tattered shawls against the :ts skyscrapers .Actually producing a state similar to bitter mountain cold, have con they sometimes make it lighter]that of acute alcoholism.\ttVëfged on this resort city in the .Example, the new Time] When using \u201cmek\u201d (me ! central highlands, and Life Building weighs 200,000 thyl-ethyl-ketone) as a harden The Viet Cong seemed to ing agent in the coating or re- have overplayed their hand in pair of a boat, be careful to\u2019dealing with the Montagnards avoid skin contacts.The flam ] The mountain people accepted mable chemical may produce a\u2019the domination of the lowland chemical burn and may ignite!Vietnamese, and later the if sparked by ?n ash.\t; French, as long as it did not Finally, keep toxic and flam- disturb their passionate love of mable materials out of the the wide open spaces.Dor- reach of young fry when stored\u2019GOVERNMENT VICTORY ups andjin the boathouse.Stopper all] After the Second World War.tons, but the rock excavated for its foundation weighed 2X5,000 tons.CAME FROM BOTTOM How they got started: Actor Dana Andrews was a gas station attendant .Gregory Peck worked as a tourist guide in Radio City here .otby Lamour had her clowns^ as an elevator operatorTiammables tightly.Post \"No the Vietminh movement, with in a Chicago department store.; Smoking\u201d signs to entrance\u2019its need for tight organization Here s new s for anyone who doors.Keep at.hand a usable and complete loyalty, found ever suffered from mal de mer fjn* extinguisher both on shore little support among the Mont .the tallest ocean wave ever and afloat.Wear rubber gloves!agnards.measured was 112 feet high.[when handling toxic substances \u2019 Now, as the pressure of Viet Wiseer ck of the week: Os-\t- Nam's war increases, the Viet car Homolka tells about the\t.;Cong is using terrorism and in nrme vvho was worried about IRON HILL \u2014\ttimidation and these tactics an- dishpan hands\u2014so she bought a\tdriving the mountain tribesmen pair of \u2018ubber gloves for her Mr- an\u201d 'Irs- Charles Bour-.a , husband.\tjdeau, and family, and Mrs.Nature note: It is said that!Ernest Erno, were visiting on up to 9S per cent of all-white.1 Grand Isle.Vt., at the homes blue-eyed cats are deaf.\tof Mr.and Mrs.Charles Ca- Worth remembering: \"The moron and family, and Mr.and only time some folks don\u2019t interrupt is when they\u2019re being flaMered.\"\u2014Arnold Glasow.Only a select number of jewelers can display this emblem To be awarded membership i*.the American Gem Society, a Jeweler must qualify on the basis of his business integrity and his deep understanding of gemology.Membership cannot be purchased or given .it must be re-won, each year.We\u2019re proud of our membership, for in the final analysis it signifies our interest (and capability) in serving you better.Skinner & Nadeau Inc.82 Wellington North.Sherbrooke, and at the Sherbrooke Shopping Centre.The Vietnamese government regards the mass exodus a1- a good sign in the war.\"By leaving the mountains, .one official said, \"the Montag- Mrs.George Caswell and their1 two United Nation guests from vjet sourccs o{ {nori anr) raklStan \u201e\t,,recruits.And at long last the , j 1\t,'lnn *' 11 anf jmountain people are coming to Mr\tM\tus, something they would not ; h If ?v man have considered doing only six and two daughters, from Kings-\t,> ton, Jamaica, B.W.I., were\" \u2014 flight of the refugees to Ev ATrsMrKantnrS' K^^JÏrnment security ar^as ,s a h, I a \\\ty\u2019\tvictory by default for the gov- because it has done B M P Hospital in Sweetsburg, ., t0\u2019hdp the MonUgnards.where she was a patient for aL\tded b the vietna week, will spend a week with Mrs.Leslie Clough in St.Lambert.The St.James Ladies Guild held a successful ice cream social in the Memorial Hall, on July 27, proceeds amounting to around $100.LIZARD ISLAND JAKARTA (AP)\u2014An Indonesian-Soviet expedition is exploring Konodo Island in the Lesser Sundas, home of the Komodo dragons\u2014giant lizards as much as 10 feet long and said to exist nowhere else.The lizards live in swamps and feed on decaying meat.New Economic SOFT FLASK No installation.Enjoy soft water in your home and cottage, for only $49-95 Call LO.9-0633, Exclusive Agent 9 a m to 5 p m NOUVELLE MODE Clearance of all summer DRESSES on .'NT- at NOUVELLE MODE ENR 14 Wellington North \u2014 SHERBROOKE LO.2-4434 ! J ASK THE DESIGNER hy gaile dugas Hearty party tor the children or an ubou omen Phyllis Elizabeth Dewey weds MR.AND MRS.MELVIN DUSTIN (Photo by Andre f\u2019epim and Patricia Ann Taylor .Mr.Alton man for his ushers wpip /ZuM /imett Married bachelor s reward - An unhappy wife ' Thç Married Bachelor\" is Ihc intriguing title of an article in ¦' recent issue of a na lional magazine.The only type of married bachelor described in thi-i article is the one who doesn't intend that marriage will interfere with girlchasing.But there are lire other types o; married bachelors, too.There's the father who doesn\u2019t want to be bothered with lus children \u2014 who ev peels his wife to take full re oponsibility for their upbring ng and full blame for any difficulties lltey may gel into.There s the husband who refuses to do anything around his home, and regards as \"nagging\" his wife\u2019s reminders that the lawn needs mowing, or the garage needs cleaning or the kitchen needs a coat of paint \u2014 and who acts more like a star boarder than the man of the house.There's also llte man who buys expensive clothes for himself, always drives an expensive automobile, can Hnd Inc money for any hobby that takes ii s fancy, but resents every cent thal his wife spends on herself, on the children, or on the home.And then there\u2019s the husband who never wants to his w ife anywhere, but expects her to sit patiently al home while no goes lo lodge meetings, to out-of-town conventions on hunting and fishing trips, to ball games, and so on.And there s the husband who expects his w ife to hold down a job and help earn a liv ing because he has no intention ot assuming full financial responsibility for a family.There are many types of married bachelors today, but they all have one thing in corn mon \u2014 unhappy wives.TRAVELUNt FOOD The so-called johnny cake, made of corn meal, an old fav 'orite in the southern l .S , is possibly a corruption of \"jour ney cake,\" a handy item for t r a vc I lers.Melvin Gilbert Dustin dresses, styled identical to the matron of honor, and wore rhinestone tiara's to hold in place their Chapel length veils, they carried colonial bouquewts of matching minia ture carnations.The flower girl was in a lilac taffeta un der white lace styled like the other attendents and wore the same headdress, ami carried a white basket, decorated with rose buds and white satin streamers knotted with lily-of-the-valley.She dropped rose petals in the path oft he bride at the church The ring bearer carried the rings of a white saJn heart shape cushion trimmed with lace, white satin streamers knotted with lily-of-the-valley.Mrs.Dewey, mother of the bride, was in an irredescent blue corded silk brocaded sheath with a matching jacket and pill box hat, and wore matching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.Mrs.Dustin, the groom's mother, wore a dress of aqua silk, a matching feather hat, white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations The reception was held al the [.O.O.l .hall, which for the occasion was decorated with yellow anil white garlands, wedding «ells and flowers.The members of Crystal Re-hekah Lodge No.14, catered for the refreshments served buffet style.The brides table in the form of a horseshoe, was centered with the wed ding cake, made by Mrs.Marion Rover, and decorated by Mrs.Emerson Peavey, in white, with garlands and rose buds, topped with a cluster of white and silver bells, the pedestal being in the design of a church with the bride and groom descending Ihc steps, Mr.and Mrs.Dustin left by motor for their honeymoon trip lo Vermont and Old Orchard, Maine, for travelling, Mrs.Dustin, wore a white brocaded sheath wilh a matching jacket, a while or ganza hat and accessories and a corsage of red tea roses.On their return they will reside in Stanstead.Master Barry Dewey, cousin of the bride was in charge of the guest book Over 250 guests attended from Stanstead, Rock Island, Derby line, Burlington, Hardwick, Derby, Orleans, Danville, St ¦lohnsbury, Beebe Palain, Yt.; Sherbrooke, Montreal, Quebec City, Magog, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Tomifobia, Boynton, l.ennox-ville, Waterville, North Hatley, Willimantie and Thomp-sonville.Conn., Hanover,'N.H.STANSTEAD \u2014 The mar riage of Phyllis Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Dewey, Stanstead, to Mr.Melvin Gilbert Dustin, son of Mr.and Mrs.Everett Dustin, Ayer's Cliff, took place on Saturday afternoon.July 21, at two o\u2019clock in Centenary United church.Rev.A.M.Rose, officiated at the double ring ceremony Mrs.A.P.Gordon presided al the organ and for the processional played, Praise My Soul Thou King of Heaven, and accom panted the soloist, Mrs.A.M.Rose, who prior to the ceremony sang.The Lords Prayer, and during the signing of the register, O Perfect Love, the church was decorated with summer flowers, the family [tews marked wilh lily-of-the-valley and while satin rigbons.The bride was given in marriage by her father.Mrs Wynn Dustin, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were the Misses Carole Dew'ey, cou son of the bride, Beverly Dus tin, Betty Major Mayhew.Miss was flower girl Dustin was best brother and the Wynn Dustin, Donald Lafond, cousins of Ihe groom, Andrew Davis ami Arnold Hever.Mas 1er Randy Dew'ey, cousin of the bride was ring bearer.The bride was in a gown of white rose point lace over satin having a floor length hooped skirt w'ith a front panel ol accordian pleated tulle edged with applique rose panel ot ceordian pleated tulle edged with applique rose point lace accented with pearls and sequins, the fitted bodice was finished with a scoop scalloped neckline w'ith pearl and sequin embroidery and long sleeves en point.Her linger lip length veil of silk illusion with applique lace, was held in place by a crown of crystals and she carried a horseshoe bouquet of r e d roses with white salitt streamers.Hot jewellry was a triple strand of crystals with matching tear drop earrings, the gift of the groom.The matron ,.f honor was in a dress ot carnation pink tat feta under white lace having a cummerbund of pink tulle with a butterfly bow al the front, a crown of rhinestones held in place her Chapel length veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of pink evariations.The Misses Major and May hew were in daffodil yellow under white lace, llte Misses Dustin and Dewey, in nile green tinder white lace Dear Gaile I expect to go on a European lour, leaving by ship in mid-August and returning the latter part of September.I will be traveling tourist class and wonder what type of clothes will be suitable?Should I take slacks or shorts?I am 41 and have a slim figure.Also, do you have anv ^ug gestions regarding clothing for the tour which will last about one month from the last week in August through the first three weeks in September, starting in Paris, going through Germany and Switzerland to Rome in mid-September.the last week being spent in London.Will 1 need fall clothing or can I get by on late summer clothing throughout the trip.\u2019 I have a black silk shantung sheath.Will this be suitable for evening?What is suitable for dinner aboard ship\u2019\u2014G.R.Dear G.R.: Europe is at its best in early autumn but you are likely to encounter many weather changes during your trip.Some days will he hot and sunny and others really chilly and rainy.Pack a small, light travel umbrella, by all means.Now, advice on your wardrobe comes from designer Hannah Troy.She says: \"By all means, take that black silk dress but cheer it up with accessories in a high shade, emerald.Or a soft one, such as violet.Take along one or two dark cotton jacket dresses for sightseeing.And a lightweight wool coat, a cashmere cardigan and comfortable shoes for walking.\u201cNow, aboard the boat, you\u2019ll need some swimsuits for the sun deck plus a stroight shirt in cofton or linen.Take along slacks if you look well in llirin but leave 4L.shorts a t home You.* need simple dresses for shipboard with exception of one short silk chiffon or matte jersey.The later might be preferable since the sea air won t cause it to wrinkle.Have a wonderful time!\u201d Dear Gaile: Soon.I w ill he a guest at a wedding with a reception to follow at the country club.I have a silk turquoise sheath costume dress; the jacket has a touch of white >ilk trimming.Is it correct to wear all white accessories or -hould m\\ shoe- match my dress?Is this type of outfit suitable for such an occasion?Also, do you have a booklet on how to co-ordinate colors and outfits?\u2014H.M.Dear H.M : I haven't had sufficient time tn dn a booklet yet.Meanwhile, l suggest that you clip and keep this column in a scrapbook.Many of my readers arc doing this.They find it a helpful guide to fashion.Now about your question: advice comes from Lou Keller of Palizzio shoes, who says: \"I\u2019d suggest all white accessories in a matte luster leather.(This is a high, satiny finish ami very dressy.) Carry a little clutch bag with single jewel clasp Wear pearls and while kid gloves, You\u2019ll look lovely.\u201d BUNNY BUNS FOR THE CHILDREN Menu Stuffed Aromatic Cabbage Rolls Sauerkraut French Fries Rye Bread Butter or Margarine Fresh Berry Compote Peanut Cookies Coffee Tea Milk Ifci 1- erSona IS VI A v NO TALC, NO MINERALS OF ANV KIND MORE SOOTHING, SOFTER.LIGHTER New SLS Baby Powder Helps Protect Against Diaper Hash, Absorbs Moisture, Soothes Irritated Skin \u2014a Unique All-Purpose Dusting Powder What makes SI.S unique?Just Ibis SUS has already proven its value! Many years ago our grandmothers discovered that corn starch was the finest type of powder for dusting baby.It was soothing to tender skin and helped prevent diaper burn.Now.for the first time, you are able to buy a baby powder and all \u2019round dusting powder of pure vegetable origin.That\u2019s what SUS is\u2014a highly refined, sterile corn starch, its soothing properties enhanced by \"T-t\u201d, a proven skin purifier.In the, attractive turquoise and white plastic squeeze-or-shake bottle.Mildly perfumed.Only 69r (Suggested Retail Price) fxiwrence Starch Company I.id,, Port Credit A PURE i VEGETABLE POWDER WITH T4* friends nf Miss Janice Peas-ley, Galt Street.East will be sorry to learn she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.LL-Col George MacDougall,: who spent a few days visiting his parents Mr.and Mrs.W.G.MacDougall, Church St.Lcnnox-j ville, has left for Esquimau ; B.C.to take up his new posting! at the H.M.C.S.Naden \u2022 * \u2022 Mrs, 0.E.Taulbec, Gregor and Edison have left for their home in Akron, Ohio after visiting the former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.G.MacDougall, Church St.Lcnnoxville.* * * Mrs.C.LaDue Norwood, has returned to her home in Len-| jiioxville after visiting with Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Preston.Town of Mount Royal.Guests at the home of Mrs.Norwood are.Mr.land Mrs J.W.C.Ritchie of Dorval and Mr.and Mrs.William; 1C.Ritchie of Aberdeen, Scot-; ! land.+ * * Mr.and Mrs.Fred Davey and son Ronnie, of Brantford, Ontario are guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Pickford.Galt Street East.* * * Mr Eric W.Maddiss.Department of Transport, Eire Department.has returned to his duties at Frobisher Bay, N'.W.T .after spending his annual leave with ! his wife and daughters, in Lcnnoxville.MR.AND MRS.MERRILL LABOR Photo by Andre Pepini Nothing is more delightful to children than having a party.Take advantage of the month of August which is designated as \u201cSandwich Month\u201d.Or treat the youngsters to a party \u201cjust for fun\u201d.Home economists have just developed party fare that is as easy to prepare as it is nutritious.\u201cBunny Buns\u201d will delight the children as they decide which part to cat first.The bright orange ears combine cheese and mustard for extra zest.The face is of crunchy egg salad, made expressive wilh sliced olive eyes.A smiling celery mouth, long pickle-liver whiskers, a fat carrot bow tie.and a Ched-dar chcese vest complete the picture.Add potato Chios and carrot sticks in a radish ring to each plate to round out this nutritious main dish.Home economists suggest continuing the colour scheme with luscious orange cup cakes.Cocoa topped with tiny marshmallows is a favourite party beverage.And candy and apples complete the party touch.Here, are the recipes: BUNNY-BUN SANDWICH (For 4 Bunny Faces) 4 hamburger buns, softened butter, prepared mustard, 4 thin slices Canadian Cheddar cheese, egg salad spread, recipe below, 2 large carrots, Piece of celery, 2 large stuf- I fed olives 1 sweet pickle.Ii takes 1 whole bun lo ; make one bunny sandwich.Split a bun in half.Spread } each half with softened but- j 1er.To top half, add a light | spreading of prepared mus- ; tard.Round off corners of ; cheese to fit bun.Cut ears from sides so as to leave an ; equilateral triangular shaped piece left in the centre.Use this triangle for his vest, broad base at neckline, point ; at bottom.Spread bottom half | of buttered bun with about 2 tablespoons of egg salad spread.This is the face.Use slices nf olives for eyes, piece of celerv for mouth, thin j strips of pickle for whiskers.Cut a slice of carrot lengthwise.Fashion into a bow tie.Cut 2 little strips of carrots.Place a strip in centre of each ear Assemble the bunny on dinner plate.Let ears peak over the edge if necessary.EGG SALAD SPREAD 4 hard-cooked eggs, diced, 14 cup finely-chopped celery.3 tablespoons mayonnaise, 2 teaspoons prepared mustard, U teaspoon salt, black pepper to taste.Combine all ingredients in a bowl.Mix lightly.Enough filling for 4 bunny faces.Makes 1-U cups.ORANGE CUP CAKES 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour, La teaspoon salt, 2U teaspoons baking powder.U cup butter or margarine, 1 cup sugar, 1U teaspoons orange extract.2 eggs, 3/4 cup milk.Measure and sift together flour, salt, and baking powder.Cream together butter, sugar, and orange extract.Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition.Add flour mixture and milk alternately, blending until smooth.F\u2019ill greased cup cake pans (or line cups with frilled paper liners) half full.Bake in 375°F.oven 18 to 25 minutes or until done.Cool; swirl fluffy white frosting over tops.Sprinkle with coconut Today s Pattern and chocolate cake decorations.18 medium cup cakes.FLUFFY WHITE FROSTING 1 egg white, 3 4 cup granulated sugar 1/3 cup water, 2 teaspoons white corn syrup, U teaspoon salt, U teaspoon orange extract, U cup miniature marshmallows.Combine in too of double boiler egg white, sugar, water, corn syrup, and sait.Beat with rotar.beater about one minute.Place over rapidly-boiling vvater.Beat until mixture forms peaks when beater is raised.:5 to 7 minutes) Remove from boiling water.Add orange extract and marshmallows.Continue beating until thick enough to spread.Enough for 18 cup cakes.Today s recipe Labor - Nutbrown vows solemnized 2-Sl S X.MOVING ?JSE OUR WIFE APPROVEI SERVICE ART CRAWFORD 89 ABENAQUIS LO.9-5105 Authoriiad Agent for Sherbrooke North American Van Linee Inc.BEEBE The marriage of Myrna Lillian, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Nutbrown of Beebe, and Merrill Gordon Labor, son of Mr.and Mrs H Labor of Newport.VI.took place in Wesley United church, Beebe, on Saturday afternoon, July 14.at 2.30 o'clock.Rev.Ralph Rogers officiating.The wedding music was played by Miss Evelyn Purcell and Mrs.Lawrence Goodsell sang A Wedding Prayer and I\u2019ll Walk Beside You.The church was decorated with baskets of white hydrangea and the pews were marked with white satin bows trimmed wilh a rosebud and spring of fern.The bride, given in mar riage by her father wore a floor length gown of embos sed white lace on nylon over net and taffeta, fashioned with a square cut scalloped neckline trimmed with sequins.The bouffant skirt was worn over hoops and the long sleeves ended in points over the hands.Her finger length veil of tulle illusion was held by a tiara of seed pearls and sequins.She carried a colonial bouquet of red roses and white carnations with lilies-Of-the-valley.Mrs.Roland Royea.as matron of honor wore a street length frock nf pink nylon chiffon.Her headdress was of pink nylon petals attached to a short veil and she car- For Back to School Have your children's clothes cleaned the new \u201cPERLUXE\" Quality Way Exclusive to BELMONT DRY CLEANING 16 \u2022 9th Ave.S.LO.9-1686 Radio Phone Pick Up and Delivery Service.rird a nosegay of matching pinocchio mums.The bridesmaids, Mrs.Roy Slovens and Miss Lois Hartley wore frocks of yellow and blue nylon chiffon, styled identical lo that of the matron of honor.Their headdresses and bouquets, also fashioned to those of the maid of honor matched iheir frocks in color.Miss Cathy Costello, the flower girl wore a dress of pink organdy and carried a basket of white mums.Tier head hand was also of while m u ms.The ring hearer.Jcrrcy Goodsell was dressed in white trousers and blue coat with a white carnation boutonniere.He carried the ring on a white satin cushion.Mr.Roy Stevens of Newport acted as best man and the ushers were Donald Nut-brown and Larry Labor.Mrs.Nutbrown.mother of Ihe bride wore a dress of blue peau de soie over taffeta with matching hat.Her accessories were white and her corsage was of pink rosebuds.The groom\u2019s mother, Mrs.Labor wore a dress of royal blue crepe with a matching hal.Her accessories were white and she wore a corsage of pink rosebuds.The reception was held in the church hall where over 100 guests were received.The 1 bride's table was centered with a four tier wedding cake decorated with yellow rosebuds and topped with miniature bride and groom.The cake, made by the bride's mother was decorated by Mrs.John Silvester.White tapers flanked with yellow and white mums, lily-of-the-valley and fern completed Ihc decor.Miss Joan Hasclion was in charge of ihe guest book r.'-aft attended from George town.Mass.Concord, NIL, Evansville, B r o w n i n g ton, Wcstmore, Newport, Derby Derby Line.VC, Inverness, Thetford Mines, Lennoxville, North Hatley, Rock Island and Beebe, Montreal.St.Catharines, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Labor motored tn Old Orchard, Me., the bride (ravelling in a three piece ensemble of turquoise linen with white accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations.Upon their return they took up residence in Derby Line, Vi.Christening The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Urbain Hebert (nec Susan Eucki Took place on Saturday, July 29 at 2 p.m.at St.Brendan's Church, Colcbrook.N.H.Father Gagnon officiating.The baby received the names of Linda Louise and the Godparents were Mr.and Mrs.Armand Boisvert of Ville La Salle.Following the service.Mrs.Hebert entertained al tea for 30 guests.Relatives attending, from Ascot.Ville La Salle.Richmond, Lennoxville and Bromptonville.BERRY-TOPPED CHICKEN SALAD Berry Layer t/2 tablespoon unflavoured gelatin, 2 tablespoons cold water.1 can (15 ounces) je! lied cranberry sauce, 1/4 cup chopped nuts, 1 teaspoon cider vinegar.Chicken Layer 1/2 tablespoon unflavoured gelatin, 2-1/2 tablespoons cold water.1/4 cun hot water, 1/2 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 1/2 cun creamed collage cheese, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, 2 cups diced cooked chicken, 1 3 cup chopped sweet mixed pickles, 1/4 cup chopped celery 2 teaspoons eider vinegar.1 2 teaspoon salt.Soften gelatin in cold water; dissolve over hot water.Break up cranberry sauce with fork; add gelatin, nuts and vinegar; mix well.Pour into a I-quart mold or about 1/3 cup mixture into each of 6 individual molds.Chill until firm.Soften gelatin in cold water; dissolve in hot water.Stir in mayonnaise and remaining ingredients.P o u r over jellied cranberry layer.Chill until firm.Unmold on lettuce leaf.Makes 6 servings.HISTORIC SKILLS Bread is still baked in out-jdoor ovens in parts of Quebec, jand home weaving with dyes made from roots, bark and berries continues.* * * NOTED HUMANITARIAN Clara Barton, an American Civil War nurse w ho died in 1912, was the first president of the American Red Cross.Lij 3w& COZY\u2014DECORATIVE Make spare time count \u2014 crochet simple squares that join to form a cozy afghan.New afghan luxury\u2014double crochet and puff-stitch give raised effect to each square.Easy to make.Pattern 7238: directions.6-inch square.Send 35 cents in (money order.not cash or stamps) to Sherbrooke D a il y Record.Household Arts Dept., Sherbrooke.Que.Print plainly size, name, address, patter number THokeldAtue/i Jjmcheà 'l-rnkLy 3akcjd BREAD & ROLLS Clllatt s LO.2-2744 ANTI-KINK Kinks may he removed from hair by applying tragacanth, a reddish gum of Asian 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Mr.0.John- Roger Beliveau, at Three Lakes.Prince Edward Island.\t;son, and Mrs.Johnson.\tMiss Linda Beliveau and Miss Miss Carrie Nelson has re- Mr.and Mrs.Conrad Hume sl'aron Beliveau, of Montreal, turned home from a Montreal:and family of Notre Dame de Hospital, where she had spent Grace., spent two weeks with 10 days.\tAirs.Hume\u2019s father, Mr.C.Mrs.F.Judge has returnediMaskrey.Miss Pat Bauer ac-home from the Royal Victoria1 COmpanied them home for a Hospital, Montreal ! holiday.It's Always 'SPRING TIME\" at DEZIEL AUTO SPRING 50 St.Francois Blvd.S.Tel.LO.7-6677 SHERBROOKE MURMANSK VR e u ! e r s' \u2014 There is a pot of gold waiting for tough young Russians at the end of a 1.234-mile rail trip from Moscow to this bustling new city rising on the rocky hills of the Kola Peninsula.For this boom town of fishermen and miners pays top rates for men prepared to work and to put up with the Arctic cold for nine months of the year.Murmansk, with a population of 250.000.first took shape in 1916 when the Czarist govern ment pushed the railroad from Leningrad up to the Barents! Sea The city grew up at the end; of the rail line and it has been growing ever since although three-quarters of all the build ! ings, mainly wooden, were de stroyed by Hitler's bombs in the Second World War in a bid to smash the Allied convoys as! they unloaded their cargos ofj war supplies.Today, there are theatres and) clubs and sports stadia in Mur mansk.But it is a hard life! here for the Russians.Ukrain ians and other nationalities! carvjng out a home and a ea reer for themselves and their families.BITTER WINTER One of the chief reasons is thel climate.For two months of the; year, the sun never rises above! the horizon.In the summer, it! never completely disappears.And the winter, from August to! May, brings bitter winds, snow, fog and rain.But in spite of the climate,I \u2022 nd the acute housing problem, more and more young Soviei! ANCHORAGE, Alaska tReut-jcitizens arc forsaking the sun * ers)\u2014The land of dog - sled | shine of the south and the bright teams and jet planes, modern I lights of Moscow and Leningrad cities and remote Eskimo v il to try their luck in Murmansk Among those from here who; [ages has entered the age oL The majority likely come for attended the Air Show at St.;atomic energy\tjthe money, the \"polar rate \" in2 Philadelphia .\t51\t62\t.451\t25 Houston\t.\t40\t69\t.367\t34 Chicago\t41\t71\t.366\t34 >2 New York\t29\t81\t.264\t45\u2019 2 INTERNATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tWen Lost Pet.\t\t\tGBl Jacksonville\t71\t38\t.651\t\u2014 Toronto\t\t\t63\t49\t.563\t9'2 Rochester \t\t61\t52\t.540\t12 Columbus \t\t58\t52\t.527\t131 2 Buffalo\t\t\t56\t37>\t.505\t16 Atlanta\t.\t56\t58\t.591\t17 Vi Richmond \t\t42\t71\t.372\t3i Syracuse \t\t41\t73\t.360\t32'2 Provincial League\t\t\t\t \tWon\tLost Pet.\t\tGBL Drum mondville\t26\t15\t.634\t\u2014 Sherbrooke\t25\t16\t.610\t1 Acton Vale\t25\t16\t.610\t1 Granby\t.\t24\t18\t.571\t21 2 Coaticook .\t15\t25\t.375\t10 Vi St.Jean\t\t\t8\t33\t.195\t18 \"It\u2019s going to be a tough month,\u201d manager Ralph Houk of New York Yankees said as August opened.Everybody laughed.Especially when the Yanks opened August with a doubleheader 'victory over Washington Senators and beat Chicago White \u2018 Sox to gain a eta-game lead in the American League race.But Houk is starting to look like a prophet.The Yanks Monday night dropped their third straight game, a 5-4 setback to Minnesota Twins, and their league lead was trimmed to four games.They have eight more gmes between now and Sunday \u2014one against Minnesota, three Stigman singled in the deciding run in a two-run Minnesota sixth.The Twins drove out Yankee starter Rollie Sheldon in the first inning with two runs and added one in the second.Bill Skowron hit a two - run homer for the Yankees in the second frame and Roger Maris slammed his 25th of the season, and first in 17 games, in the eighth.Mickey Mantle, back in the lineup after resting two clays with an injured knee, doubled and Elston Howard followed with another double.Then came Sullivan.Dean Chance (9-6) pitched a six-hitter for the Angels and Leon Wagner drove home two with Baltimore Orioles, and four! runs against the Red Sox.Bos-against Detroit Tigers.\tjton helped the Angels by com- Their menu for Aug.13-29: | mittir|g two costly throwing Minnesota (4), Kansas City errors.Athletics (5), Los Angeles An-I Early Wynn struggled 8 1-3 Canada\u2019s track and field leam for BE Games named as trials wind up, choices split between East, West gels (3), Baltimore (3) and Cleveland Indians (4), without a single day off.'TOUGH GOING' \u2018\u2018It\u2019s going to be tough on our pitchers,\u201d said Houk.\u201cThough on everybody.\u201d If any team is going to make a run at the Yankees, this is the month for it.innings for his 298th major league victory, but the Orioles knocked him out in the ninth and went on to tie the score on Charlie Lau\u2019s pinch single.JOYCE VICTOR Floyd Robinson singled home the winning run for the White Sox in the 11th inning after Jim Landis singled to open the inning and advanced on a sacri- TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Canada's Groom went over the crosstrack and field team for next bar at 14 feet, three inches after I The Dodgers didn\u2019t exactly!N(,vem*3er s British Empire Moro failed to clear 13 feet, overpower Jay Hook (7-12) and\tGames was named early today\tnine\tinches and Watson, whose the Mets\tlhey\tscored their\tand only four provinces are rep-\tbest\tleap ranks fifth in the onlm^s t\tresented\u2019\tCommonwealth, couldn\u2019t match; In Saturday\u2019s games Chicago Ron Fandy and a\u2018double-play! The selectors, however, split Groom\t( edged New York 2-1 Kansas the u rhoires between Eastern r,ie short, slight Groom City downed Cleveland 8-3, Min- jumped into a drizzling rain in nesota shaded Detroit 4-3, a\tana wesiern Lanaaa.\tbettering the recognized Cana-\tWashington\tdefeated\tBoston\t5-3 bunt, stole\tsecond\tfor his 58th\tThey took into consideration\tdian\tnative mark of 13 feet,\tand\tBaltimore\tdefeated\tLos\tan- an at-jpast performances and show- 10i/2 jnchcs set by Bob Reid oflgles 3-1.The third-place Angels, almost,,.,\t.\t,,\t, \u201e .given up for dead, showed signs\ta\u201cd an ln le!d ou.t\u2019 Rook'® of life at Boston, trimming the !Mlke Joyce got the vlctory\u2019 A1 Red Sox 5-2 to move to within 5Vi games of the Yanks.The White Sox beat Baltimore tnp e 5-4 in 11 innings, Cleveland, edged Detroit 6-5 and Kansas City shut out Washington 1-0.! mith drove home three runs for the Sox with a two-run in the seventh and a homer in the second.Pwjax.In the sixth, Wills beat out ajand Western Canada.theft, took third on On Sunday Kansas City took tempted pickoff that w e n U ings at two-day trials concluded \\-ancouver three years ago asray and cam.' home as Willie; here in rain Monday night.Moro, however, has a height I two games from Cleveland 3-2 Davis outlegged a grounder to|There were some surprises of 14 feet, seven inches pend-!and 5-2.Orlando Pena, pur- REDUCTION (Record Photo by Studio Eclair) Litc),ing ¦mil piitshurL'li wore not soiled- s