Sherbrooke daily record, 29 septembre 1962, samedi 29 septembre 1962

[" Today's chuckle Advice to single girls: Don't go looking for the ideal man.A husband is much easier to find.StjtcbtootePailij Bceord THE WEATHER Overcast with occasional light ram today.Continuing cool.I \u2022\teast w ind* 13 be- oc\tthia afternoon or early this evening, High at Slier-lirooke 5.S Outlook for Sunday: Ham ending hy mid-day.Continuing oloudv and cool Established 18*?7 Price i 3 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC SAIL RDAY, Si PH Mill R 2^.l^o: Sixty-Sixth Year News in brief Man killed FITCH BAY \u2014 (Statf) \u2014A 21 year-old Fitch Bay resident is reported to be in lair eondi lion by La Providence Hospital, officials at Magog toda> follow ||f\t, ing an accident which claimed Jw j * the life of his companion.Dead is Frederick Blair, 60, j MHc,.trilled I Wjp THE WEEK IN PICTURES H Knock down the Red Dragon!' i mi; 91 n 1, i VI : , \u2022 ' k ¦fts of Fitch Bay, who was killed about 8.30 p.m.Thursday when hit by an automobile while walking along the highway with Richard Yetter, 21, also of Fitfh Bay.Yetter's condition was reported to be good by La Providence ofiicials.He is reported suffering from two broken arms and a broken leg.Driver of the automobile was reported as George Pelkie, of Fitch Bay.?Ship damaged NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Flames severely damaged an Argentine cargo-passenger ship berthed at\tINSTRUCTION \u2014 Di me Johnson, left, of Sherbrooke a pier here and at one PO'^1 g|.Qme now student nurses to enrol for the nursing course at 0»t 7»fy MW bf».™ Ihin Iwenly-slx girl.t«a™l ,to ml cte Thur.d.y,\tiRccw4 200 ,lremc\"' 1 .and Hilda the Shcih: pressure < photo by of West Hospital, dummy.\u2022 Lemay) During the more than four-: hour battle to save the 11,340-ton, Rio Jachal, 29 firemen were] either injured or sickened b> i dense smoke.Seventeen of them! were taken to hospital, none inj serious condition, along with one crew member also overcome by smoke.ir \"k -k US would light WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 Defence Secretary McNamara has given Russia notice that the| United States is ready to use nuclear w-eapons if necessary to defend West Berlin.McNamara made this point clear in a report Friday that during his trip to West Germany he found nuclear-armed U.S, ground and air units in a high state of combat readiness.\u201cIt is our policy to utilize whatever weapons are required to protect our vital interests, and u'e quite clearly consider access to Berlin a vital interest to the Western world and to the United States,\u201d he said.?Indian Act check OTTAWA (CP)\u2014A manoeuvre to make the government assess how the Indian Act stacks up against requirements of the Bill of Rights is scheduled Monday in the Commons.The instrument is a private bill sponsored by Frank Howard (NDP \u2014 Skeena), a consistent critic of the Indian Act.If he gets his way, the justice dpartment will be required to go through the Indian Act, determine whether it meets stipulations about equality before the law for all Canadians, and then; report its findings to Parlia ment.The MP from the west coast1 says the Indian Act clearly treats Indians unequally betorej the law in a variety of ways including land ownership, disposition of land, disposal of goods or in liquor consumption.Indian reservation land is vested in the Crown and permission to sell must be obtained from the citizenship minister.?Yemen threat ADEN (AP)\u2014Warlike tribes men loyal to Yemen's royal family were reported moving on the capital of San'a today for a showdown with army insurgents who claimed control of the feudal Arab state.Middle East broadcasts said several Yemeni princes had joined the tribal march, butj San'a radio said tribal chiefs had sworn allegiance to the news reoubiic proclaimed after the' rebels announced they had killed the newly installed king.Imam Mohammad Al-badr.T \"\u2022.Y\til:!1 :Hi^¥|iP' lilliGt\"; ! -i! i;, ii\u2019lïllli'i! .i'FItKElÆiiùa.iiBfcBii.¦iKH È8?» si\"\"1! MM «III if., 1' .'! « l® -Jfî mmm WOMEN\u2019S CLUB SPEAKER \u2014 In the above photo Arnold Edinborougli Canadian journalist and guest speaker at the Women's Canadian Club supper held last night at the New Sherbrooke Hotel is shown with Mrs.1.A.Scott, and Miss Cora St.Laurent honorary president of the club.Mr.Edinborough\u2019s speech was entitled \u201cCrime comics, censorship and obscene literature.\u201d\t(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) r f.¦wr a À' l tiny f 19 ^ IND2X Classified Comics Births, deaths Editoriais .Financial Sports .\t.Television Women W V » * ¦ \u2022 iart of the Oucen\u2019s Unives tossed by interested spectators.Hiiiiations at K on, Or.i.Added India border tension mounts NEW DELHI (NF.A) - \u201cO, Youth of India, Rise like Lions to knock down the Red Dragon!\u201d The headline screams at passorsby from the front page of one of New Delhi's more sensational tabloids It is a call for India to march ou 1 adakh in the Hi malayas, and to throw out the Rod China invaders who are encroaching on thousands of square miles of Indian tern-tors .\u201cHelp us.O l ord, to thwart all attempts of the Red Dra gon to encircle us,\" the tab loid intones.\u201cAlight in us that old fire which gave us strength to face the British outlets \" Not all Indians feel as strongly about India's dispute with Red China over Ladakh as this newspaper does, but ttic mounting tension over the mountainous forbidding region has nevertheless upset this nation of 450 million people as few other issues have upset them in recent times.IVhat alarms the average Indian most is the almost to tal blackout of news concerning the government's operations in Ladakh.Granted the in accessibility of the region, the government seem to be deliberately keeping the nation in th