Sherbrooke daily record, 2 mars 1960, mercredi 2 mars 1960

[" Fear Qi: liw Death Toll May Hit 6,000 Rescue Work Continues AGADIR, Morocco \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Estimates of the death toll leaped to between 5,000 and 6,000 today as weary rescue workers toiled through the rubble of this earthquake-devastated city.The estimate was given by the head of the Moroccan national police in a report to King Mohammed.He said the dead included several hundred European residents and tourists.Pleading cries rose from the rubble of Agadir, and rescue workers scrambled in the ruins for unfound survivors and bodies.A massive airlift was in progress, carrying the injured northward to hospitals in other African cities.Europe, the United States and Month Africa mobilized aid for the Atlantic coast resort shattered Monday night by two earthquakes and a tidal wave.Roads leading north were lined with dazed Moroccans, quitting their ruined homes.Some straggled along on foot, others on donkeys or horses.Although French.American and Moroccan aid was beginning to pour in today, the need remained desperate.NEEDS FOOD, WATER In the tattered Moorish tent he set up as an emergency headquarters, city governor Bou Am-rar.i said he needed food, water, bulldozers and other mechanical equipment to clear the wreckage.Water and gas mains w'ere broken and empty.There was no electricity except from the emergency military generators which Tuesday night powered floodlights for the round-the-clock digging for the bodies and survivors.As dawn broke, smoke from quake-caused fires still hung over the city.Evacuation of the shattered city\u2014population 40,C03 before the quake\u2014was ordered, and thousands poured out into the surrounding fields for the night.See \u201cRescue Work\u201d Page 5 University Payments Amendment OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Finance Minister Fleming gave formal notice today on the Commons order paper that the federal - provincial tax sharing arrangements act will be amended to enable payment of federal university grants to Quebec.The legislation will provide an alternative arrangement for payment.Until now federal grants have been distributed to universities \u2014 except in Quebec \u2014 through the Canadian Universkies Foundation.The new proposal would allow a provincial government to take over the payments, through an increase in the corporation income tax which a province may levy without overlapping on federal tax fields.Quebec has objected to the old me hod of grants payment on the grounds that it infringes provincial jurisdiction over education.Since 1952 Quebec universities have not collected- the grants.The Quebec legislature already has approved legislation to implement the new plan.1 Established 1897.83 Animals ] Killed In Barn Fire IRON HILL \u2014 Special \u2014 Fire levelled a barn on the farm of George Maillau near here early today, killing 33 cows, three horses | and 47 pigs.The fire- of undetermined origin, broke out at approximately 1.30 a.m.and was out of control before it was noticed.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Price, b Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.I960 THE WEATHER A (c* clouds today; Thursday sunny but clouding over in the late afternoon; milder Thursday; winds light.Low-high at Sherbrooke zero and 28.i i i i * i « i « i Sixty-Third \\ear i 1 Trapped In Montreal Blaze - ¦*'' y ;-t 'fafâ 7 Van Rie Acquitted Of Murder BOSTON (AP) \u2014 Willem Van Rie was acquitted today of a murder charge in the death of Lynn Kauffman.The all - male jury look the case at 5:42 p.m.EST Tuesday and returned its verdict at 10:13 a.m.today, The judge had given the jurors six verdie s from which to decide.They ranged from first \u2022 degree murder down to acquittal.Van Rie stood up in the prisoner's box and thanked the jurors.His wife.Nella, 31, burst into violent sobbing.She wiped her eyes wilh a handkerchief.Judge Frank J.Murray then discharged the defendant.At the verdict Van Rie raised bo h arms and clasped his hands to his head.The 31-year-old Dutch mariner was accused ot beating Miss Kauffman.23-year-old Chicago divorcee, and Ihrowing her overboard at the end ot a shipboard romance which began in (he Ear East.Van Rie w as the radio operator for the Dutch ship Utrecht on which the girl was a passenger.The jury deliberated just 15 hours.They took a break jus: before 8 a.m.to eat breakfast at a nearby hotel.17 Dead In Smashup ?Oil Rig Collides With Train Elvis Presley Gets Out MILLION DOLLAR EYEFUL \u2014 Or.loan Turnbull (left) stares at a dress that could be staring back.The sparkling evening dress is covered with about 10.000 tiny plastic contact lenses and is insured with Lloyd\u2019s of London for 81,000,000.Modeling the dress is Dr.Victoria Russell of Toronto.Both are delegates at the Optometrical Association of Ontario's 5(lth anniversary convention in Toronto.(CP Wirephoto) Chessman Uproar Calls For Abolition of The Army Qf Death Penalty R1 ED BERG Germany (APt\t1\t/ FRJEDBERG.Germany (AP) With a goodbye to a 16-year old American girl friend, Elvis Presley flies home today to lay down his army rifle and pick up his guitar.\u201cI would like to write a book about my army experience,\u201d said the 24-year-old rock n roll singer who received a citation Monday for achievement as \u201can outstanding soldier.\u201d The idol of teenagers told a press conference he has been dating Priscilla Beaulieu, a high school student, for three or four months, and \u201c1 like her very much.\u201d SACRAMENTO, Calif.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Governor Edmund G.Brown, in the face of an uproar over the Caryl Chessman ease, called upon an obviously reluctant legislature today to abolish the death penalty in California.Capital punishment, he said, has been a gross failure \u201cBeyond its horror and incivility, it has neither protected Ihe innocent nor deterred the wicked.\u201d Instead, it had primarily taken the lives of \u201cthe weak, the poor, the ignorant\u201d and racial minorities.The governor, in a special message.acknowledged the resist Radiation Danger Probed ST.JOHN'S, Mid.(» \u2014Health Minister Dr.James McGrath Tuesday expressed growing concern with- the high rate of cancer deaths among the working force in fluorspar mines in St.Lawrence on the southwest Burin Peninsula.An average of three men of the 300 - man working force have died of lung cancer each year since 1948.The health minister announced that recent tests have linked the presence of hazardous radiation with an excessive high ra c of lung cancer among St.Lawrence miners.Fluorspar is a calcium fluoride used in metallurgical industries.Dr.McGrath made the announcement following a closed ell-day session with high govern-'tnent and St.Lawrence mining and civic officials.St.Lawrence is a town of about 5.000 people.He said that the high cancer rate and the presence of the hazardous radiation had not yet been scientifically linked, \u201cbut (he coincidence is strongly suggestive and further careful studies will be carried out continuously.\u201d Mining and civic officials in St.Lawrence are also \u201cdeeply concerned.\u201d Dr.McGrath said all miners who have worked 15 years or more will be kept under close observation for signs of malignancy.RATE MUCH HIGHER Three years ago it became evi-^ent that the rate of death from primary cancer of the lung in average for Newfoundland or for I the St.Lawrence mine was ! the whole of Canada.\u201d he said, \u201cmany times as great as the I in the unused portions of th?I mine, owned by the Newfoundland Fluorspar Company Limited.Iconcen rations of 27 to 193 times the permissible limit of radiation 1 was found.Dr.McGrath said the concentration level didn't mean that the men were exposed to 'such high concentration ai all i times, The minister said it was the first time in the Western Hemisphere that an excessive rate of lung cancer had been found in association with ordinary mining operations.He said under ordinary mining conditions, a normal cancer death rate would be one in five or six yeans.TO GET EVEN \u2014 Wayne Brown, i 21 year-old ex.conviet, shown in J custody, told police he gunned i down his uncle and grandfather with a sawed off shotgun in their ! home in Loft Creek, Pa., Feb.28, because \u201cthey were saying I j was crazy \u2014 and I wanted to ; gel even.\" Brown, released from prison three days earlier after ; serving a month's sentence for | molesting girls, had then left the ! house looking for other victims, police Mid.\t\\ Hints Of Romance Involving Soraya ST.ANTON.Austria (APj\u2014Exqueen Soraya of Iran and hand-some'Prmce Raimondo Orsini of Italy met Tuesday night for a candle liglv dinner.The rendezvous touched off renewed romantic rumors about their friendship.Today's Chuckle Like he said, she isn\u2019t exactly bright.In fact, she doesn't have much upstairs, hut man, dig that crazy staircase lance of his proposal but urged \u2022the stale's legislators to debate the issue \u201cwith reason and re strainl.\u201d There was no mention of Chessman.the condemned IjOs Angeles ! lovers\u2019 lane prowler who has fought off execution for almost 12 of his 38 years.Brown provoked bitter criticism when he gave Chessman a 69-day reprieve Feb.19 hours before his execution, and then announced be would toss the death penalty question to the Icgisla lure.Chairman Edwin J.-Regan, a Democrat member of the Senate | judiciary committee which probably will consider \u2019he bill next week, saw practically no chance ; that the measure would ever reach the floor.MEANS LIFE SENTENCE Repeal of the death penally would mean life imprisonment for ; 24 prisoners awaiting execution, including Chessman convicted of kidnap-robbery with bodily harm \u2014a capital offence in California.Brown noted that the dca h penally has been abolished in eight state- \u2014Minnesota, Wisconsin, Delaware, Michigan, Rhode I land.North Dakota.Maine and Alaska\u2014as well as .>0 foreign countries.\u201cIn none of these states has the homicide rate inerea-ed.and indeed, in comparison with o her -tâtes their rates seem somewhat lower.\u201d BAKERSFIELD.Calif.(AP)-The swift Santa Fe Chief and a two-trailer oil rig collided Tuesday night with a mighty blast that set wildly jackknifed coaches afire and shrivelled the locomo five.At least seventeen persons died \u201414 passengers, the engineer and fireman of the passenger train, and the oil rig driver.Sixty - eight were injured of whom 45 remained in hospitals, many of them badly burned.A preliminary casualty list included no Canadian names.; The San Krancisco-to-Chicago train, carrying 7 degree angle, slammed into it.The rear oil trailer wrapped 'around the locomotive and- ex ploded with a thunderous flaming | eruption seen four miles aw ay .The forward oil tanker was thrown 100 yards, badly damaged and leaking, but it did not catch fire.The train veered crazily on, its four diesel units aflame, its for- ' ward trucks batted off to one side j of the tracks by the tremendous impact of the collision Nine of the 11 cars jackknifed Prohibit Truck, Bus Arm Signals QUEBEC \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Quebec's new Highway Traffic Code will prohibit bus and truck drivers from signalling right and left turns with their arm.They must use mechanical devices or blinking lights.The provision is among a nuin her of sections of the code ap.proved today by the Legislative Assembly's Private Bills Com mittce.Automobile drivers may use either their arm or blinking lights to signal for turns.All drivers on multi-lane roads must also signal before changing lanes.Another section of the code will restrict Ihe use of sirens and red flashers to police and lire vehicles and ambulances The committee approved aboul half the Code's 55 sections before adjourning its detailed sludy of the Bill, in o one another, some falling on their sides, like a row of huge sleel dominoes knocked askew.Flame from the uiilial cxplo sion swept back the length of the train, but only the forward ears in Ihe tangled, ground up jumble caught fire.The first three of the four diesel units were charred o blackened rubble reduced, one witness suggested, to hardly more lilian half their original size Sugar Refineries Accused Deliberate Limiting Ol Competition Hit OTTAWA (CP) The big three firms in eastern Canada's sugar rotinmg industry are accused by the government's anti coin bines commission of deliberately limiting competition among them selves lo the detriment of the public.Named, in a report by the restrictive trade practices commission made public loday are Canada and Dominion Sugar Company Limited, Aeadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited and St.Law rence Sugar Refineries Limited.The report said that the three firms\u2014virtually Ihe only ones in Hie east\u2014followed common pricing practices that prevented any savings in efficiency being passed on lo consumers It found that the Irio made small price cuts in some ru-(omers, tihus giving \u201cihe outward appearance of price competition.\u201d But the purpose of these limbed price concessions was to maintain each company's share of the iotal market.MADE DEAL WITH CUBA The 328-page report covering mainly the period I950-55.accused the three of making a deal with Cuban sugar interests to pre vent importation of Cuban re lined sugar, although he govern ment did nol approve of Ihe plan The commis sion made one ree-ommendation: A broad hint tihat tariff changes would allow import competition making the Sec \u201cDeliberate\u201d Page 5 Uruguay Welcomes Ike MONTEVIDEO.Uruguay (Reu (ers) \u2014 This small but proudly independent state prepared a warm welcome for I\u2019residenl Eisenhower today as he flew here on the Iasi leg of his La in-Ameri can tour.Eisenhower lelt Chile this morn ing after delivering a hot reply in Santiago lo critics of Uniled S ates policy in South America Addressing American - Chilean organizations and a joint session of the Chilean rational assembly, he flatly denied that Ihe U.S.sup ports dictators and that it crushed Latin American economies to en rich itself.12 Die In Crush TOKYO (Reuters)\u2014Twelve persons were crushed lo rira h and 'll injured today when thousands i of fans rushed the entrance of a Yokohama gymnasium near here to hear a Japanese singer.Police said the gymnasium had a capacity of 2,500, but more than 6.000 invitations had been issued lo hear Miss Chi yoke Shimakura make a recording The crowd pressed around the single narrow 'entrance, and some tripped, fell and were crushed or roddeo to ^death- ^ Bathtub Bandit Makes Big Haul NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Mrs.Margaret W o r t s in a n.41, ' stepped out of her bathtub Monday to find herself face-to-fare with a blushing bandit.\u201cYou go and put something decent on so I can tie you up and take your money,\u201d the cm-barra-sed young man told her j politely.He eour eously turned his head while Mrs.Wortsman \u2022 lipped into a housecoat.Then i be gingerly tied her hands and feet with Venetian blind cord.He ransacked the apartment, took $300 in ea»h and $1,000 in j jewels, and fled.Two Bodies Recovered MONTREAL \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Five firemen were feared lost today in a general alarm fire that destroyed a building and damaged adjoining structures in northeastern Montreal.Two bodies were recovered.Firemen searched the smouldering ruins for three more.The firemen were (rapped wher a building collapsed under llveir as they fought a raging fire in i business and apartment block.Three other firemen who also fell through the roof while fighl-mg Ihe general - alarm blaze were rescued.They were nol severely injured and were released from hospital after treatment.Fire director Armand Dnretlc-said 150 men were trying to rut ihrough the nibble where llic fire men Jell The fire was brought under eon i fro! shortly aller 7:30 a.m.EST ! bul was slill smouldering two ! hours later.Twenty families were cv aeualed from apartments above the-stores m the burning block.Twelve bu.si-I jness establishments were de-I si ro ved Identity of Ihe trapped firemen was not immediately disclosed.The injured were: Ernest Dcs-roches.46; Parfait Boucher.21, and Lieutenant Fernand Duforl, 40, Lenten Season Begins Special Ash Wednesday services will be held throughout the Eastern Townships today to usher in the Lenten season.Ashes will be placed on the foreheads of the faithful in the ( alhnlie c hurehcs and spec ial services have been arranged to take place in Protestant churches, schools and universities.Business generally will continue on a normal basis today but alt provincial and municipal offices, courts, taverns and (fuehec Liquor Commission stores will he closed.Sale of beer by grocers will hr prohibited Postal deliveries and coller-lions will he made as usual.Sunday hours will be observed by nightclubs and restaurants.They will be allowed In sell wine and beer with meals only from I to 9 p.m.In Catholic churches, extra Masses have been scheduled for today as well as evening Masses throughout the Lenten season.Missions also will be held.Various Protestant churches have arranged special activities and services TWO-FISTED GREETING \u2014 President Eisenhower gives out with his familiar two-handed wave as He arrives in Santiago, appearing refreshed and relaxed, lie is accompanied by Chilean President Jorge Allesandrin Rodriguez.A crowd of 400,000 Chileans cheered and showered the president wilh blossoms and confetti later as he motored through the city, drowning out Communist attempts lo spoil the reception.Before his motorcade began, police arrested five Communists for smearing plo t astro signs on buildings.Swim Suits Are Fine Now OLD LYME.Conn.(APi\u2014 This town has ungrudgingly loosened its grip on bathing suits.A 30-year-old ordinance on swim wear was rescinded Monday night at a town meel-ing.The law.which has not been enforced recently, prohibited bathers to wear suits .that did not have skirts reaching o the knees.Punishment was a fine or jail sentenre, I By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)\u2014Four minutes can make a lot erf dilferen.ee in a man's life\u2014if they are the right four minutes.Ask Joey Bishop; he knows.At 42, he\u2019s finally hitting the peak of his career, thanks to a pre eious four minutes.They occurred last November at a testimonial dinner for J)ean iMarlin.It was one of those strange show business rituals at which a star\u2019s peers pay him tribu c in reverse.Among those r o a sting Dino were Danny w'wsnawFfHiaiwüiwia K.m SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED., MARCH 2, 1960 Thomas, Jimmy Durante, Bob Hope, George Burns, Frank Sinatra, George Jessel, Tony Curtis, Judy Garland, Dinah Shore, Mort Sabi.And Joey Bishop.\u201ci was the only outsider, the only one from the east (.oast,'\u2019 he recalls.\u201cI was scared.And with good reason in that kind of company.\"I was sifting at the far end of the dais\u2014behind a vase.And I had the worst possible position on the hill.I w,as on second, the first stand-up comedian; Durante had preceded me but he gave a serious talk.\u201d GAGS GALORE Joey walked up to the mike and faced the gjit ering audience.He started throwing gag* like; \u2018\u2018I came here not to praise Dean Martin, but learn how to drink.The big stars up here on the dais were very nice to me.They all spoke lo me\u2014(Dinah Shore said \u2018pass the salt,\u2019 and Danny Thomas said, \u2018Pas.s the bu'ter\u2019.\u201d Bishop stood out like a beacon amid' the other ponderous af-tempt'S to be insultingly funny.He was the talk of the show.\u2018\u2018The results amazed me,\u201d said the comic.\u2018\u2018The next day l started gelling phone calls.1 had four offers of my own television show.Jack Benny wanted me to come on bis show.So did Dinah Shore.Hal Wallis talked to me about a film contract.\u201d Now he'« riding high.Recently he copped the reviews for holds iflg together the wild Las Vegas act comprising himself, Sinatra, Marlin, Pele Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr.lie's appearing wilh that gang in the movie Ocean\u2019s 11.\u201cAnd all because of four minutes,\u201d he reflects.\u201cI did the big Perry Como and Steve Allen testimonials in New York and nothing happened.I was on the bill with Sinatra at the Copaca-bana, did 28 minutes and Pbey wouldn\u2019t let me off.I thought 1 bad it.made.So what happened?I was out of work for six weeks.\u201cI think the difference is that the Martin dinner was in ,I lolly wood.The west coast has always been, lucky for me.Here, you gel immediate action.A producer doesin\u2019t just say he\u2019ll send you a script sometime.He sends it the next day.\u201d AT THE GRANADA Richmond Legion Ladies Auxiliary Approves Membership Applications PREMIER CINEMA 4 BIG ATTRACTIONS \"DESERT HELL\" Cinemascope Brian Keith, Barbara Hale \"BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL\" Technicolor \u2022 Cinemascope Terry Moore Robert Wagner Jayne Mansfield \"FEMALE JUNGLE\u201d LITTLE RASCALS COMEDY S ¦ H ¦ ¦ I n i Bishop's University Dramatic Society presents \"THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON\" by John Patrick directed by Arthur Motyer MARCH 3, 4, 5 at 8:30 P.M.Bishop's University Memorial Gymnasium Reserved: $1.50 General $1.00 On Sale: H.C.Wilson Sherbrooke.Clark's Drug Store Lennoxville Cary Grant, Joan O'Brien, Dina Merrill and Tony Curtis provide i the romantic interest as well as most of the humor in \"OPERATION PETTICOAT\", comedy in which Grant and Curtis are the top stars.This picture starts today at the Granada Theatre, the Show-place of the Eastern Townships.Beebe Women's Institute Hears Talk On Civil Code Of Quebec Province DUNHAM \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.W, R.Paul and Stephie andi Mrs.Kva Robinson attended the Ice Follies in Montreal.Mrs.Robinson remained over the weekend with friend's.Mrs.Elsie Doherty spent the weekend with Mrs.Manson and Mrs.Lavery.LAUGHS UNDER SEA 11 a -H y ; OPERATION PETTICOAT to sfcinit J in Eastman COLOR OBRIEN \u2022 DIM MERRILL-GENE EVANS [ mi 2nd BIG HIT! THE MAGIC NAME OF PAUL MUNI! NOMINATED FOR AN ACADEMY AWARD! \"BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR.\" JIGGS I WONDER WHO'S * Ringin' the DOORBELL- ^THE AKHVIEST SEUEI EXPIODES ON THE SHEEN! \u201c\tCOLUMBIA PtCTUfES pr*Mnl* PAUL MUNI-DAVIDmm The Last Anjrj'Man \" 'W ¦ 7MP 01 BEEBE \u2014 The Wmen s In slitute met in the council room with a good attendance of members and guests The guest speaker Albert Freigeau Q.C., of Rock Island, gave an into res tang talk on, The Civil Code, Province of Quebec.A few of the highlights of Mr.Fregeau\u2019s talk follow: The Civil Code was enacted in 1867 and was based on the French code.Quebec is the only province with codified: law, which is similiar in principle to that of the states of Louisiana and California.At the last Canadian Bar Association convention held at Banff, in ltkr>9, a (tribute was paid to the Quebec Civil Code by larrd Briskin, of England.Consent: of parents must be obtained for marriages of minors under 21 years of age.With consent, a male may be married at the age of 14 and female at 12.The civil law of Quebec does not recognize divorce.In speaking of wills, Mr Kro-geau said that if a man dies without) a will bis widow is entitled to one-third of the estate and1 the children two-thirds.After marriage there js a partnership fund of which the husband has full control.There are three types of wilt: First, made before a (notary,, second, made before a witness, and third, made by a person in his own hand-writing, dated, and signed without witness.In regard\u2019 to hank notes the speaker said that if money is not paidi on such notes for five years the bank cannot collect but on a personal loan the money may be collected up to SO years.The time limit for collection of a doctor\u2019s or lawyer's, .bill is five years and for hospital bills, ten years.Elvis Presley Rocks His Fans He Wants To Act FRANKFURT, West Germany j (Reuters) \u2014 Elvis Presley rocked his die-hard fans today \u2014announcing he wants to go straight as an actor.The gyrating rock V roll sergeant \u2014 flying back home Wednesday to await demobilization \u2014 said today he had lined up three films to appear in.Ho hoped lo have straight parts in them all, Ihe first one to be called The G.I.Blues, the 25-year-old singer told « press, conference.Lest the news of Presley\u2019s \u201cstraight a e I i n g\u201d ambitions rock his awaiting public too much, he said he wanted to start making records again as soon as possible.Adoption of children is only permissible to couples living together, but a widow may adopt a female child.A public curator is a representative of the government who takes care of the business of a mentally ill person.Before this law came into effect relatives, or friends sometimes took advantage of such persons and the health was of little concern.The speaker was introduced by Mrs.Howard Cass and thanked by the president, Mrs.G.Boisvert.A question period folio wed the talk.Mrs.Charles Bullock, convener of agriculture, read an essay written by her son on conserva-lion.Mrs.A.Smith, home economics convener, distributed pamphlets.The next meeting will he held ton Thursday, March 10, with a j lio\u2018-diish dinner at noon, and live annual meeting in the after-| noon.The dinner will be held j in the council room and non-I members, wishing to attend are | asked lo notify either Mrs.Eu-| gene Shepard or Mrs.Leon Miller before Tuesday of that I week.The county president, Mrs.R.! G.McWarg, gave a fine report of the hoard meeting held in Montreal.A sizable sum of money was turned irt by the members.A.| sale of mystery packages was also held.Refreshments- were served by the hostesses.Mrs.Neil Brevocrl and Mrs.Alfred Smith.ISLAND BROOK - Mrs.Margaret Seale has returned ito her home in Richmond after spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Bums and; attending the funeral of Mrs.Victor Burns.RICHMOND \u2014 A number of membership applications were approved and sent to the Senior Branch for acceptance at the regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, held in the Legion Hall.The meeting was called to or der by the president, Cde.Amy Dalton.Cde.Louise Fee was pianist.Cde.Vera Lowen read he minutes and the applications for membership were presented, by the membership convener, J Cde.E.Roberts.The treasurer, Cde.Lorraine Stevens, presented bills, which were ordered paid, and gave the financial report, showing a very satisfactory bank balance.Secretary Cde.Vera Lowen read the correspondence, which consisted I of thank-you notes and an appeal from the Sherbrooke Hospi-.tal.Cde.C.Bush, social and ways and means convener, presented her repor .It was decided to hold a rummage sale on Satur-; day morning, March 19, in the | Melbourne Town Hall.Cde.Ivy Fuller, card conven-1 er, reported cards had been sent j to the sick in hospitals.Cde.\u2019 Stevens reported the usual amount of tobacco and cigarettes I had been sent to Ste.Anne de \u2019 Bellcveau Hospital and Wales j Home.The president thanked the host- J esses, Cdes.Woods, Dumont, Beattie and Carr.Hostesses for March meeting will be Odes.A.Crook and M.Blanchette.A penny drill was held and drawing, donated by Cde.M.Blanchette, was won by Cde.Fuller.Lunch and a social hour were enjoyed.BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Mrs.James Stevens, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.R.Wilson, and Mr.Wilson at Valois Gardens, was guest of honor at a family gathering, to which 20 friends wiere invi ed on the occasion of Mrs.Stevens SOth birthday.Congratulations and best wishes were extended and a number of gifts and nvany cards received.Mrs.Stevens expressed her appreciation to the guests and her family for their thoughtfulness.At the close of the pleasant afternoon Mrs.Wilson served refreshments.The lea table was centered with the traditional decorated birthday cake, topped with 80 pink tapers with pink tapers and pink bows at the base.Vases of Spring flowers and silver holders with ping tapers completed the arrangements.Among those present were: Mrs.Albert Bell and Miss Alice Stevens, daughters.Mr.Cliffodd Stevens son, and Mrs.Stevens, of Montreal; Mrs.George Cogan, daughter, ar.d Miss Donna Pratte, Richmond ; and two sisters-in-law, Mrs.Bert Beoho and Mrs.S.Homes, of Montreal.CONCERT PLANNED At a reeen: executive meeting of the St.Patrick's Council, C.W.L., final plans were completed for the annual St.Patrick\u2019s concert which will take place in the Myra Theatre, on Saturday evening, March 12, at 8.15 p.m.The Southern Shamrock Min- Mrs.R.Thomson Entertains W.I.At Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD\u2014Eighteen members of the Women\u2019s Institute met at the home of Mrs.R.Thomson, with the president, Mrs.W.P.Walson, in the chair.Mrs.B.A.Rowell read the minutes and reports were given by the various conveners.For citizenship, Mrs.W.Rayscn read an interesting letter from H.Racicot reiired now from the botanical division of the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa, and who at.one time resided here in charge of experimental orchards.Mr.and Mrs.Racicot have been travelling through Switzerland, Italy, Spain, England, Africa and many other places.Mrs, G.Coa'es, publicity, reported the TV-Radio survey under way.Four mothers who nra rched for polio also gave a a brief report for education.Mrs.C.Sullivan, treasurer, gave a -satisfactory financial report, It was decided to make a donation to the school lunch fund and also 10 cents per member lo the provincial treasurer for the Adelaide -Hoodless Homestead.Miss M.Marshall, health and welfare, wa.» in charge of the afternoon's (program, and gave an informative talk on First Aid.A quiz which followed was won by Mrs.Maude Watson.The president reported on the semi-annual meeting which had been held in Montreal, giving highlights of that interesting gathering at the Y.W\u2019.C.A.A nominating committee, Mrs.R.Coates, 'Mrs.M.Crossfiled and Miss E.Honey was chosen.Refreshments were served by Mrs, Thomson, assisted by other members.strels will be appearing with ; their usual wi ty songs by local talent and dancing by the Wheeler Sisters, of Montreal.well 'known artists.A splendid program has been arranged and it is hoped that a goodly number will attend.GENERAL NOTES Mrs.Philip Gagnon, who has been a patient in the St.Vincent de Paul Hospi al.Sherbrooke, where she underwent surgery, I spent a few days with her daughter.Mrs.Nadeau, and Dr.Roger Nadeau, before returning to her home in the Smith Apts., Craig St.Mr.and Mrs.Stan le) Bushev and family were recent visitors to Montreal, guests of Mrs.1.Bushey.Mrs.Lugie Ranco has return-led to Mon real after visiting , Mrs.George Cogan, Dufferin Ave.Friends will be sorry to learn that Mr.Thomas Southwood is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospi-( tal.Mrs.Robert Spence, of Mont-| real, was a recent guest of Mr.! and Mrs.Carl Spence, Aberdeen ; Ave.Miss June MeKelvie, of Nor-anda.and Miss Helen Armstrong were* recent guests of Mayor C.: W.Armstrong -and Mrs Arm-[ strong.News was received here by Mr.and Mrs.S.Duval of the sudden death of their niece, Mrs.Jean Leclerc, at Laprairie.Miss Eileen Sinclair has returned from the Sherbrooke Hospital after undergoing a tonsil-ectomy.Recent guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Jules Fortin were , Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Murray Smith and Mrs.Marcel Smith, of Mon-:-Ireal, and Mrs.William Williams, of Tingwick.while here to attend the funeral of Mr.Charles Walsh, which took place at Sherbrooke.Mrs.Douglas Biggs, of the Wales Heme farm, is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, having undergone surgery.Congratulations are being extended to Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Ames on the occasion of their 50 h wedding anniversary.Friends of Mrs.H.Frazer, organist of the Richmond and Melbourne United Church, are pleased to hear she Is improving nicely, though still a patient in the Sherbrccke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.K G.Nourse were weekend guests at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec, where Mr.Nourse attended a meeting of the Quebec Provincial Division of the Dominion Chartered Customs-house Brokers Association.While in Quebec they also attended seme of the Carnival festivities, as well as the Duplessis collection of paintings by Canadian artists exhibited at the Provincial Museum.Included in the latter were several splendid specimens of the work of the well-known local artist.F.S.Coburn, R.GA., of Upper Melbourne.Mrs.Arthur Smith visited Mrs.Smith, who is in the Sherbrooke Hospital.DON\u2019T BE A daring d/a/et, tfiA im .00, Look up the number and DIAL CAREFULLY ff >>) % % \\\\\\ \\\\\\ % l ATTEND FREE SESSION DALE CARNEGIE COURSES MARCH 3rd \u2014 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.iu These courses presented by Metzler Institute P.O.Box 3, JV-Montreal 9, Quebec.NORTH SUTTON - Mrs.II.Welts is ill and under the care of Dr.Rioux.Mr.Dennis Darrah, who has re timed from a trip to Mexico and Florida, was visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.Wells.Mr.and Mrs.E.Hayes spent a few days- with Mr.and Mrs.R.Brown, of Highwater, Brian Cook, of Sutton, spent the weekend with Gary Haynes.DRAPER'S CORNER Mr Rufus Dustin, who met | with a painful accident in his barn, is still confined: to the | house and under the doctor\u2019s I care.Mr.R.Dustin, of Sweetsburg, was1 a guest of his father and Mrs.Dustin Messrs.Perkins and Spencer, of Suit.on and Dunham, have been cutting logs in this vicinity.tmzrn&m CONSULT Our New CATALOGUE Most complete garden book, 96 pages, 16 in naUiral colours.FREE with the purchase of 1 pkt.ot W.H.P.\u2019s mastodon mixed PANSIES No, o004.Price $0.75; 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IM fit ill iin \u2022n nit tut 'itf ta In Hi-.ni* efits.The Canadian Welfare Council, however, has attacked this policy rather vigorously, and with good cause.If we are going to help refugees by bringing them to Canada, they should not be treated as second-class citizens.There is no reason why they should not be allowed to share the benefits given to every Canadian \u2014 from the humblest to the most prominent.To deny them this is to kill the very spirit of the gesture Canada is making.There is a chance, it is believed, of a compromise being worked out on this question following the presentation of a Welfare Council brief on the subject to Prime Minister Diefenbaker.How much of a compromise it is remains to be seen.But it is to be hoped that it is not a compromise on the side of governmental niggardliness.An agreement of this kind would be a sad travesty of World Refugee Year.ing a \u2018compromise\u2019\u2019 over his own execution- Even the opponents of capital punishment can see little support for their cause in the reasons given for Chessman s recent reprieve \u2014 that Chessman had become an international figure and that his execution might jeopardize the relations between the United States and some foreign countries.Chessman was not charged with involvement in an international crime.He was convicted of breaking a California law which called for the death penalty \u2014 a conviction which has been maintained by several courts.T hus any reprieve should have been based on domestic reasons.After twelve years of delay, the ends of justice might best be served by commuting Chessman s sentence to life imprisonment, but let the reasons for such commutation be stated clearly.Sports Immaturity Sherbrooke Alderman Antonio Pinard told city council Monday night that Canada\u2019s failure to win the Olympic hockey gold medal was \"humiliating.Mr.Pinard is quoted as saying that Canada had no business to lose the game, It was a real shame,\" Mr.Pinard said lie suggested that the CAHA should take greater care in choosing Olympic players in the future.Surprisingly, the rest of the council agreed with his sentiments.We say surprisingly, because what is really humiliating is the way some (.an-adians have acted like cry babies over the performance of the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen.Somewhere along the line, they seem to have forgotten that the important thing in the Olympics is not winning, but taking part.It is this kind of ideal that must induce countries like Australia and Japan to send hockey teams to the Olym- pics.It is because of this ideal that the Olympics transcend the World of sports, fhey are a symbol of a way of thinking.When we become angry because our hockey team wins a silver medal (no mean achievement in itself) instead of a gold medal, we are only showing how immature our way of thinking is.More than that, we are, by direct implication, belittling the efforts of the team that won, and also of all the teams that Canada defeated.There is nothing humiliating about the way the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen played hockey at the Olympics.They lost one game to the United States, who had a better team.In the Olympics, or elsewhere, there is no shame in losing to a better man or a better team.The real shame is in not knowing how to lose.And that is the shame that Mr, Pinard and others like him have brought to Canada.Dispute Over Costs Canada's Refugee Program Falters OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Elaborate plans to release thousands1 of uprooted families from misery and frus ration' in European refugee camps and bring them to Canada have ground almost to a complete bait.The barrier to this humanitarian gesture to help Europe\u2019s stateless and homeless is a clash of opinion on who should1 foot the bill for health and welfare services for refugees entering this coun'ry under private sponsorship.The federal governmemt's position is that private sponsors\u2014not taxpayers\u2014-should pay such costs until refugees qualify for municipal and provincial benefits.Welfare organizations representing most would-be sponsors want the federal government to pay these cos s or share them with the provinces.Unless some compromise can be worked out.few refugee families will be brought to Canada by private sponsors during World Refugee Year.« * » The immigration department has had discussions with one or two private bodies interested in sponsoring refugee families.It\u2019s also understood that the Catholic Immigrant Service may agree to sponsor some families and accept responsibility for care and maintenance.But the department as yet has received no concrete proposals from welfare organizations or private individuals.The position of the voluntary agencies was decided at a two-day conference in Ottawa in January, sponsored by the Canadian Welfare Council.The conference\u2019s findings will be reiterated in a brief to be presented to Prime Minister Diefenbaker or March 3.Information provided by the World Refugee Organization shows that 11 other countries require private sponsors to accept responsibility for care and maintenance.They are Argentina, Col- ombia, Australia.Brazil, France, Uruguay, Mexico, Norway, New Zealand, the United States and the United Kingdom.The organization said that the Swedish government accepts this responsibility for all refugees admitted during World Refugee Year.* * * Welfare officials in Ottawa were surprised at the number of countries requiring private sponsors to paj the cost of health and welfare However, R.E.G.Davis, ex ecutive director of the Canadian Welfare Council, said that it does not necessarily follow that a similar policy should apply in Canada.Health and welfare benefits were traditionally provided in Canada by government, and any policy opposed to this was a retrograde step and wrong in principle.He also said that even if there is no change in policy some welfare bodies will bring a few refugee families to Canada.It was the council\u2019s hope that some arrangement could be made with the government to permit large numbers to come.One proposal here is that the Canadian committee for World Refugee Year should use some of its funds to settle European refugees in Canada.Money would be set aside to meet any contingency involving heal h and welfare aid.* * * But Ruben Baetz of Toronto, chairman of the committee, says it was set up to raise funds to help refugees become established in the countries in which they now' are living.The commiltee and those in other coun ries were attempting to solve one problem involving refugees who do not want or are | unable lo migrate to other countries.Total fund® raised would be less than enough for this job.The committee would be in a difficult position if it became a sponsor of refugees.Its work would end in June, making i; im- Australians Jump Quota For Refugees Good Neighbor Answer to Previous Puzzle fen rauwr-KY, ACROSS 1 Canada (ab.) 4 Product of Canada 8 One of itf minerals 12\tPast 13\tArrow poisoi* 3 4 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DOWN t Garment-2 Eras 3\tCanadian territory 4\tNicer 5\tOne 6\tGo back 7\tBody of water 8\tRent 0 Work units 10\tMalarial fever 11\tBe fond (var.) 17 Tamper 19 German district 23\tArmor part 24\tKind of rubber 25\tState 26\tCanadian peninsula 37 Voids m l 28 Again 39\tCryptagamous plant 31 Bed canopy 33 Wireless 38 Canadian city 40\tMeat dishea 41\tLock of hair 42\tDesire 43\tOpposed 44\tHalt 46\tDiminutive suffixes 47\tWaste allowance 48\tIndividuals 50 Animal doctor (coll.) nrr rr IF 21 r~\ti\ts\tr-\t\tr-\tn\tr\trr rr\t\t\t\t\tu\t\t\t rr\t\t\t\t1?\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t GILT AND GUILT (Ottawa Journal) Mr.James Muir, chairman and president of the Royal Bank of Canada, suggests that the sacrifices involved in trimming our standard of living to an economically sound basis may be overrated.\u2018Let us cut out only the frills, the junk and the gingerbread \", Mr.Muir proposes, \u201cand we shall find perhaps that our real enjoyments are actually increased.\" With Mr- Muir's suggestion in mind, there is added interest in a report that a Park avenue haberdashery in New York is displaying in its window such luxury items as s $550 vicuna lounging robe and s $495 gold-handled walking stick.The store says the purpose of the exhibit is to show it to people who have no thought of buying such costly articles but would like to look at them.PAKISTAN CAPITAL Karachi, capital of Pakastan, has grown to a city of 1,300,000 population from 300,000 since Pakistan became a separate nation in-1947.FAMOUS FIGURE A massive statue of Dr.Samuel Johnson, the writer and diction ary expert, staods in Lichfield, England, where he wa* horn in 1700.CANBERRA (CP)\u2014Australia's decision to increase the number of persons she will admit this year from European refugee camps is a special gesture towards the world wide effort to clear the camps during the current year.Immigration Minister Alexander Downer announced at Australia\u2019s annual eitiwmhip convention here that the country would take 14.000\trefugees this year instead of the customary 3,000.Same of the 14,000 to be admitted would not pass normal health tests but officials said this will not affect (he high standard of robustness implicit in Australia\u2019® general immigration program, \u2022 t \u2022 Downer explained that, the government had doubled the figure of 3,000 it had already arranged as part of its migrant intake for the year and on top of this would admit 8,000 persons under the sponsorship of voluntary organizations and individuals.Aus ralia already ha® taken in 250.000\trefugees.Downer said that in proportion to population the 250,000 represented a bigger intake than that of any other country in the world, and \u2018disregarding percentages of population Australia * effort has been excelled only by that of the United States.\" The age qualification for assisted passages for single men has been raised to 43 from 35 and that for married couples with children from 45 to 50.The transformation in the pattern of the Australian population since the spectacular immigration program was launched some I years ago by a Labor govern-; ment and vigorously developed by later Conservative governments now is markedly visual not only in the big cities but also in country centres.This is more readily understandable when it is realized that newcomers from all countries now number more than 1,000,OOP in a population of only 10,111,280.Half ihe population increase of 2.000,000 in the past decade has been from immigrants.\u2022 \u2022 » Australia\u2019s population today is where Canada's was 30 years ago.it is estimated that in 10 years there will be 12,000,000 living here.Sir Douglas Copland, a noted economist and former Aus-; tralian high commissioner to Canada.recently quoted a forecas: of a population of 30,000,000 by the year 2000.The overall migrant intake target has been exceeded in the past | two years and indications are j that it will be greater this year when reckoning is taken in Jure.A\u2019 an estimated 35.000.the intake of British migrants wtU be the highest since 1952.The future is not regarded wilh smugness.Downer said the Commonwealth Planning Council is to report on Australia's need for immigrants.its capacity to absorb them, prospects of a;t.racting new settlers and on the necessary measures to get t-hom.possible for it lo accept respon-1 siibility for continuing care.Federal policy on the admission of refugees during World Refugee Year was announced- last November.\u2022 * \u2022 The government itself agreed to sponsor 103 families with one member suffering from tuberculosis.Under an arrangement with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Saskatchewan the sick are being treated at provincial expense.The federal government paid the transportation of the 345 refugees and has accepted responsibility for care and maintenance until each individual is eligible for municipal and provincial benefits.Four provinces\u2014«Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, Alberta and British Columbia\u2014made no offer to paricipate in the 100-family plan.Alberta said it would accept refugees provided Ottawa paid the cost of treatment and B.C.called for a federal-provincial conference.Under the government\u2019s policy, immigration regulations have been relaxed to permit a wider range of refugees to enter Canada as immigrants during W'orld Refugee Year The effect is to permit private sponsors to bring to this country refugees who are not relatives of persons living in Canada and who are suffering from illnesses other than mental disorders.\u2022 \u2022 * Sponsors must pay the cost of transportation, provide a home, find a job for the breadwinner and pay health and welfare cost® j until the refugee qualifies for public benefits.If a member-of the family is ill and require?pital care, the sponsor must obtain authority for his aom-.io-s.ton from the province and pay hospital costs.i Immigration Minister Fair-dough said the government must not be the cause of unreasonable financial burdens falling on provinces and municipalities.The Ottawa conference o« refugees took strong exception to this policy.It said private sponsors should not be required to assume any responsibility for the cost of health and welfare «rv-ice® which are traditionally provided in Canada under public auspices.The conference urged the government itself to sponsor more than 100 families and to broaden its program to include families with more than one person suffering from TB.It said the federal government should pay for health and welfare services or reach agreement with the provinces for sharing these cos s.Interviews with spokesmen for the government and the welfare agencies give no indication that either side is prepared at the moment to bow to the other.How ever, there is the chance of a compromise being worked out fol-lowng presentation of the welfare council\u2019» brief to Mr.Diefenbaker.BUSr HAND AIDS PARTNER Take a look at the West hand only.South has opened one no-trump and North has raised him to game.What should you lead?Derek Burlinson of Tucson reasoned as follows \u201cI only have two points so my partner is marked with a (air amount in high cards.I could open one of my own suits, but even if I got it set up I would probably be unable to g«t in to run it.My best chance is to hit my partner and I should lead where I can help him.\u201d He opened the six of spades and it worked -beautifully.East took his ace and returned the deuce South'* jack lost to Derek\u2019s queen and a third spade lead established the 13th in the East hand.South still could have made the hand double dummy, but he tried the simple method of a club finesse against West and went do down one trick.To show the effectiveness of Derek\u2019s play, just see what would happen with the diamond opening.South would win the second trick with the appropriate card and probably lose the club finesse, but this would not hurt him.He would still wind up making four odd.Q\u2014The bidding has been: North\tEut\tSouth\tWest 1 Spade 1 N.T.?You, South, hold: Spades 3, Hearts Q-J-10-8-7-6, Diamonds K-3-2, Clubs 6-5-4.What do you do?LUCKY JOE LOUIS (St.Thomas Times Journal) The rising generation may not know who Joe Louis was, it being a decade or more since he was in the glare of publicity.In fact he never appeared on TV.Way back, beginning about 1940 Joe, who was a colored man, walloped opponent after opponent with his boxing gloves on, and multitudes of people flocked to the arenas to see him bowl over fellows who willingly took a beating for the sake of the fat purse that went to the loser.Joe earned millions of dollars and when he retired the U.S.inland revenue had a claim for $1,250,000 incomes taxes against him.But Joe had not got anything like that amount in his bank account.Where his millions went nobody knows; probably he does not know himself.He owned race horses and lived in the opulent style of a man with millions.Also he had a lot of hangers-on, fellow Negroes, who helped him spend.After much legal process the inland revenue has managed to squeeze $250,000 out of Joe\u2019s estate.That was all he could scrape together.Instead of prosecuting him for non-payment of taxes the head of the department announces that Louis has no source of income and the case against him is now closed, leaving him owing the Treasury $1,000,000.Joe is rather lucky.Last we read about him he was earning $20,000 a year with a sports organization in a nominal capacity.But Joe has a lot of friends in influential position who lop-bied on his behalf.Perhaps it is fortunate that he lived in the United States instead of Canada, where this week three men \u2014 one a former prominent member of the Legislature \u2014 were fined more than they owned in unpaid taxes.One of them was fined $178,000 with the alternative of 14 years penal servitude if he did not pay up.Lucky Joe! 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large 36-37; medium 35Vi; small 33; B 28; C 18.Receipts 80.Butter: Current receipts, ten-derable 05, non - tenderablc 64; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 65-67, fresh wholesale, ten-derable 64>,4, non-tendcrable 64 Cheese: Delivered Montreal, waxed, current receipts Quebec white 31, colored 3114; wholesale Quebec wdiite 31, colored 31'A.Current receipts Ontario while F.O.'B.grading station 32, colored 32.Wholesale Ontario colored and white: no quotations.Potatoes: P.E.I.75s 2 75-2.85; P.E.I.59s 2-2.10; P.E.I.10s .45-.48; N.B.75s 2.55-2.60; N.B.50s 1.60-1.70; N.B.10s .37-39; Quebec 75s 2.45-2 50; Quebec 50s 1.50-1 60; Maine 50s 1.60-1.70 Florida Red, new 50s 3.50; Florida white, new 50s 4.25.Miracle Cushion Holds False Teeth Tight \u2022\tItklrt to donturo \u2022\tErvda doily \"fixing'\u2019 Snugft brand Deftfort Ouhioni \u2022tt _ triumph of Kim et, a \u2022msationtl orw r»rr nit plavjf rt lining rh« gt*« rid c/f the \u2022\tnnoTAnce and fear of looae.bad!?Fining falat rmth Smig eaaes tore, irritated gums due to loo*e denture*.Help* prevent food partiel« from lodging under plates Applied in minute*, make* wobbliest plates stay firmly in place \u2014 gives perfect comfort.Eat anything \u2014- talk, laugh \u2014 plate* \"sray put \" Harmlet* to gum* or dentures Snug re-liners can la*» up to 4 month* Stay soft and pliable\u2014do not harden and mm plate.Peel fiahr nut when replacement ia needed.No daily bother with adhesive*.Get Snug Denture Cushion* today' i linen for upper or lower places #1.30 Money bach if not wtisfied All druggim G.T.Fulford Co,, I.td Broclcvtllf.Om.BLOUIN, Urbain \u2014 At Sher- brooke, Que.on Monday, February 29, 1960, Urbain Blouin, beloved husband of Georgianna Lacourse, in his 46th year.Remains resting at his late resi-dence, in St, Isidore d'Auckland.Funeral service on Thursday, March 3, at 9 a.m., in St.Isidore d'Auckland Church.Interment St.Isidore d'Auckland Cemetery.Gerard Monfette, Funeral Directors, Telephone LO.22249.GALLUP, William Bertrand \u2014 At the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal, Que.on Tuesday March 1, 1960, William Gallup (Bert) in his 73rd year.Beloved husband of Nora Lay, Besting at Lockwood Funeral Home, Danville, Que.Thursday, March 3, at 2 p.m.Funeral service at St.Augustine Church Friday, March 4 at 2 p.m.Rev.Nevi Tucker officiating Resting In (he Danville Vault.Please omit flowers by request Send donations to cancer fund.neighbours who were so kind lo ns In so many ways at the time of the illness and death of our beloved one.Nellie Boudreau.To the nurses, the bearers to Father Tierney, lo those who offered cars, to those who sent the beautiful flowers, cards and all (he delicious food we received.Your kindness Is deeply appreciated and will always be remembered.THF.XiEN'NON, HOUimiEAU and ADAMS FAMILY.MAJURY \u2014 1 wish lo express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my friends, relatives and neighbours for the many kindnesses shown during my stay lm the Sherbrooke Hospital.To all who sent cards, gifts and flowers; to all who visited me, to the Aseot Woman\u2019s W.I.for their glfjs and to the teachers and children of the Ascot School for their many cards and Valentines.A special thank you to Drs Kllnck, Taylor, Hicks and Dougals.Also the Sunshine Basket from my little granddaughter*.Janet and Sandra.Miss Haddon, Mrs.Ml-chaud and Miss Salvas, the nursing staff, orderlies and aides on the 3rd floor.Your kindness and care was much appreciated and will al way* he remembered.THOMAS B.M A JURY.WESTON \u2014 I wish to thank all my friends and relatives and neighbours for the many acts of kindness shown me during the Illness and death of my dear wife Dr.Qulntln, the nurses and aides of the Znd floor of the hospital for their fine care to her and kindness to me.To llev.D.V.Stirling.the bearers, choir and organist.To those who sent cards, letters of sympathy, and flowers and to alt who contributed to the Cancer Fund In memory of my wife and to all who send food to my .home or helped In any way to make my aorrow easier to bear.Your kindness will always be remembered.L.H.WESTON husband.WRIGHT \u2014 We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends, and neighbours for their many acts of ktndnss at the time of the death and burial of our dearest wee daughter, Sheila Marianne.We especially want to thank Dr.Wells, R,'i^.\tA&CJ7 MONEY/UM-1T OCCURS\tThAT CASBA&& AND X LL A 4 'AlLAS S*H\\3TOM C=y K M I.SKM IQ U A V KRIS.0 ne of our longest words, means 1/128 of a musical note, but who cares?We care.In fact we\u2019re quite concerned about your housing problem \u2014call us.Charles Connors Real Estate, LO.2-4606.NORTH WARD \u2014 brand new bungalows 5, 6, and 7 rooms with garage or car port.One split level, most modern with latest commodities.Hot water heating, full sire basement.Ceramic tiles in coloured bathroom.Wall to wall floor covering.You must visit them before you buy.Down payment! You mention It.Balance by monthly payments less than your present rent.For further details or to visit call, Alphonse Trudeau, 15 Park Street.Call LO.2-7822 or LO.2-8578.HOUSE FOR SALE \u2014 1420 DesJardins, residential area, atti active 5 room bungalow with heated garage, land beautifully landscaped, children\u2019s swimming pool with underground drain, interior completely repaired and freshly painted, can ba visited by appointment.Call LO.7-4934.LENNOXVlLLE \u2014 Custom built, 2-storey, 7 room brick house, fireplace, hot water heating, Timken burner, double lot landscaped.Owner transferred.Call LO.2-8656.8.Cars For Sale MORRIS Oxford 1959, sedan deluxe, ivory with red leather upholstery.Radio.Telephone LO.2-6896.1951 BUICK, j?rey with white top, 4 door, radio,new tires and battery.Good condition.Phone LO.2-5758.9.Trucks For Sale 1952 FORI> panel, excellent condition, new tires, direction lights, radio.Call LO.9-5795 or 343 Island Street.11.Livestock For Sale PUREBRED Shorthorn bull, 14 months old, registered, from pedigree stock.Will make good herd sire, C.G.Inglls, Foster, Que.Phone Waterloo, 1155 w 11.12.To Let 3, A 4 ROOM apartments, heated, hot water year round, stove, refrigerator, Venetian blinds.Adults only.Apply 475 Vtmy Street, Apt.1.Call LO.7-6798 after 5 o\u2019clock.HEATED 2 room furnished apartment, electric stove, shower and refrigerator.Private outside entrance $19 per week.Located at 172 Queen Street, Lennoxvllle.Apply same address.24a.Agents Wanted BIG Pay U\t\"Trh jector\u201d life-time spark plugs, etc.Exclusive territories.Box 1058, Port Colborne, Ont.25.Teachers Wanted LENNO.xYh.LE high SCHOOL In-vîtes applications for the following positions: 1 class teacher for Grade V or VI level; l class teacher for Grade VIII and IX level; Household Science Specialist; Industrial Arts Specialist; Excellent Salary Scale.Full information with application to J.Edward Perry, Principal, P.O.Box 10, Lennoxvllle, Que.$23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely dresses given you as bonus.Just show AdvOCdtCS North American Fashion Frocks to friends.No canvassing, investment or experience necessary.North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Blvd.Dept.D-7573, Montreal 39, Que.GIRLS for dining room work.Apply Bishop\u2019s College School, Lennoxvllle.Mr.R.Buscr.BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS! Why not make it yours.Avon Cosmetics offers good earnings opportunity to women who cannot work full time.No experience necessary.We train you.For Information: Mrs.A.Le-Brun, Waterloo, Tel: 1075.28 Domestic Help Wanted RELIABLE middle aged woman to care for two children afternoons & evenings.Apply 175 Magog Street.32.Situation Wanted: Female RICHMOND-DRUMMOND-ARTHABASKA PROTESTANT CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD requires qualified teachers for the school year 1960-61: 1.\tDrummondville High School (285 pupils) (a)\tMathematics & Science Specialist for Grade X & XI level.(b)\tHome Economies Specialist.(c)\tIndustrial Arts Specialist.(d)\tGrade 9.(e)\tBiology Specialist.2.\tRichmond (St.Francis) High School (580 pupils) (a) Commercial Specialist (Pitman).3.\tWindsor - Brompton School (100 pupils) (a) Grade 6 - 7.Man willing to assist with sports preferred.Credit for experience to 15 years.Salary range: Women \u2014 $2250 to $6500; Men \u2014 $2400 - $6800; depending on qualifications and exper- ' ience.Marital status allowance to $500.Other benefits.Address applications to Mr.K.H.Annett, Supervisor, Box 207, Richmond, Que.WOMAN would do practical nursing or baby sitting days.In North Ward.References.Apply Box 167 Record.39.Lost MAN\u2019S watch lost on Thursday.If found please call LO.2-9117 or apply 1010 Perry Street.46.Pels For Sale PUREBRED boxer puppies, males, females.Reasonable.Mrs Begin, Greenlay, Que.Victor 5-3429.Belanger, St.Jacques, Sirois & Co.Chartered Accountants C.E.BELANGER, C.A.P.SAINT JACQUES, C.A YVON StROTS, C.A.PIERRE COMTOIS Cl,AUDE POULIN, C.A.85 Wellington North, Sherbrooke Tel.LO.2-2691 ROUSSEAU, GERVAIS, LANGLAIS & MONTY, Armand Rousseau, QC., Paul Mullins Gervais, André Lang-lals, Rene Monty.LOrraine 2-4735 6 Wellington Street South, Sherbrooke.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 Î cents per word, minimum chsrge 50 cents for H words or less; three consecutive insertions.3rd day half charge, six consecutive insertions, 25% off 10 cents for mailing Record Box replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Classified Ads accepted until 4:00 p.m.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales, Legal Notices, Classified Display and Display ads accepted until 12:00 noon previous day.LO.9-3636 TV Guide 3 \u2014 WCAX \u2014 Burlington 5\t_ WPTZ \u2014 Plattsburg 6\t\u2014 CBMT \u2014 Montreal 7 \u2014 CHLT \u2014 Sherbrooke 8 \u2014 MWTW \u2014 Mount Washington WEDNESDAY TOBIN & TOBIN.Trial Work and General Practice.Rosenbloom Bidg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North).LO.2-2120.WESLEY H.BRADLEY, Q.C.The Canada Bidg., 455 Craig Street West.Montreal.UN.1-2737.Chartered Accountants McDonald, currie & co.Chartered Accountant» COOPER BROTHERS & CO.Chartered Accountant* 297 Dufferin Ave \u2014 LO.9-1666 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Saint John, Charlottetown, Halifax, Rim ou ski, Sherbrooke, Hamilton, Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver.ROSS, TOUCHE & CO.Chartered Accountants, Montreal.LAVALLEE, BEDARD, Lyonnais, Gas- | con & Associates, D.J.Crockett C.A., licensed trustee.201 Conti nental Building, Sherbrooke, P.Q Tel.LO.2-9680.Optometrists ALBERT TRUDEAU, Optometrist, Continental Building, Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.2-0517.Eyes examined.COMPTON COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD invites applications for two known vacancies for qualified teachers for the school year 1960-61: 1.A Junior High School Teacher- red.-male prefer- AT 24 BOWEN St.North, 2 heated stores.One 55 ft.warehouse or garage, 952 Galt Weat.2 teneemnts of 4 rooms with bathroom.Apply Mrs.Julien Levesque.Telephone LO.9-0919, Lennoxvllle.MODERN 41-a room tenement, 57 Metcalfe, heated, hot water, balcony, residential, near church and buses.Available Immediately, can be seen by dialing LO.9-2897 from 6 to 9 p.m.after 1 p.m.on Saturday, 5 ROOM tenement not heated, available April 1st./ydults only.Call LO.9-1172, apply 1038 Falrmount St.2.An elementary teacher.I Beginning salaries are: $2250 and $2400 Class 1 diploma; $2400 and $2600 Class II and $3900 and $4000 High School Diplomas respectively.There are also Marital Status and Cumulative Sick Leave Fringe Benefits.Apply by letter, wire, or reversed telephone to F,.E.Denison, Supervisor, Cook-shire, Quebec.Tel.Cook-shire; TR.5-3398 or Sher.LO.9-3437.Service Depot Kxpert Repair* and Part* for all type* oi washing machina*.Tel.LO.2-4723 1601 King St.W.SHERBROOKE DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, wishes to announce to his customers that his office is now located at his residence at 406 Moore St.Office hours will remain the same.Days: 8 a.m.- noon \u2014 1 p.m.\u2022 5.30 p.m.excepting Saturday afternoon.Evenings from 7 p.m.\u2022 8.Same Tel.LO.7-6644.Launch Boycott LONfD'ON (Reuters) \u2014 Opponents of South Africa\u2019s racial segregation policies today launched a month - long boycott of all South African consumer goods sold in Britain.Housewives throughout the country were urged to avoid such items as fresh fruit imported from South Africa\u2014chiefly pears, grapes and plums at this time of year\u2014and1 such canned foods as fruit, vegetables and meat.The campaign had the backing of the Labor party as \u201ca gesture of solidarity with those who are fighting against the evil policy of apartheid.\u201d Though the boycott has been deprecated by the British government, its organizers claim they have the support of many Conservative party members.Sherbrooke Mosquitos Tie Wsth Richmond RICHMOND \u2014 Richard Thibault of Richmond scored the only goal for his team as Sherbrooke Mosquitos tied the local squad 1-1 in a game played at the Coliseum Saturday morning- M.Jutras scored the goal for Sherbrooke, giving them the tie at 9:10 of the third period.Thi-1 bault\u2019s goal came at the 4-minute mark of the second frame.Both I goals were scored on -breakaways.There were three penalties, one ! in the first period and two in the | third.A return meeting will take j place at a date to be decided later.This home-and-home, total points series will decide the Mosquito championship in this district.The Richmond team copped the title last year.PALLETS Manufactured to customers requirements.Low Prices \u2014 Quick Delivery Colin C.MacPherson Reg'd.Sawmill \u2014 Planing Mill 100 Lake St.\u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-3348 6 LARGE room tenement to rent for May 1st.Hardwood flooring, fireplace, hot water system (coal).Adults only.$60.00 per month.Apply 282 Belvedere Street North.TWO 5-room apartmenLi, heated, hot water, shower, very modern.Occupancy Immediately and May 1st.Located 1490 Prospect.Tel: LO.9-1154 or 9-6333.6 ROOM apartment, not heated, 3rd floor.$45.monthly.AvaUable May 1st.Apply 236 Park Street.Adults Only.26, Help Wanted: Male FAST muffler service Installation man required, only efficient person need apply.Write Sherbrooke Record Box 164.YOUNG man bilingual, auto parts and sporting goods Salesman.Only aggressive, ambitious person need apply.Write Sherbrooke Record Box 165.ARTHUR BLOUEN LTD.Meadow Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.9-S591 \"The Furniture Store next to the Webster Parking Lot\" Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Refrigerators, Stoves and Washers.Before buying furniture visit î 1 us.We have all types of furniture, at attractively low prices.As we accept trade-ins, you will find many second-hand articles in excellent condition.\u2022\tFURNITURE \u2022\tSTOVES \u2022\tACCORDIONS \u2022\tWASHING MACHINES \u2022\tREFRIGERATORS \u2022\tB-H PAINT We Offer Easy Payment Terms, If Desired.Snob Appeal?VANCOUVER (OP) \u2014 Certain Norh American zoos are in for a new.formal lock \u2014 if penguins are formal.Curator Alan Best of the Stanley Park Zoo here, arrived Sunday with a planeload of 68 penguins he caught on the fringe of the Antarctic.Some of the dapper birds will be sold lo other North American \u2019 zoos to help defray expenses.TINGWICK \u2014 Miss Joyce LeRoux.of Montreal, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Andrew LeRoux.Miss Mildred Evans was a patient in the C.J-M.Hospital, As-bes.os, where she underwent an appendectomy.Mr.and Mrs.A.LeRoux spent two days in Montreal with their daughter, Miss Joyce LeRoux.SKI HISTORY Norway\u2019s Associa ion for the Promotion of Skiing celebrated its 75th anniversary in 1958.Inventory Sale PAINT, TILE, RUGS Al1 stock must be sold \u2014 we have the most complete stock in the E.T.\u2014 at the lowest prices.SHERBROOKE PAINT & FLOOR CO.LTD.25 Depot St., Sherbrooke.LO.9 1655 AFRICAN GROWTH Since its establishment in- 1910, the Union of South Africa has grown from a nation of less than 6,000,000 people to 15,000,000.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC CITY OF SHERBROOKE TENDERS The City of Sherbrooke is calling lenders for alterations and construction of new office partitions on the first floor of the City Hall.Contractors interested can obtain plans and specifications by applying at the building inspector\u2019s office at the City Hall.Tenders will be received at the City Clerk\u2019s office on or before March the 7th at 4.00 p.m.The City does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders submitted.City Clerk, H, P.KMOND.Do You Have JOB SECURITY ?Industry needs men with the following training: RADAR.MICROWAVE RADIO AND TV BROAD-CASTING INDUSTRIAL AND AUTOMATION ELECTRONICS INSTRUMENTATION SERVOMECHANISMS RADIO AND TV SERVICING Technician shortage in electronics.could result unless more men train now for goodpaying jobs or their own business in TV, radio, electronics, DeVry Tech helps men prepare quickly in day or evening classes or in spare time at home.Skilled men.17-55, needed soon in many branches of the field.Modern methods, highly effective program.Phone, Write For Free Information.G.Brault, Representative, Devry Technical Instituta, 586 Victoria St., SherbrooKt, Out.LO.2-6687 Sutton High School New§ \u2022 if.Mr.Peter Gordon, of Bishop's University, was at the High School to talk to the graduating classes abou.college life, Mr.Gordon was introduced by Dave Birch and after his interesting and informative talk a question! period followed.He was thanked I by Catbryn Carr, president of i the Students\u2019 Council.Mr.Orson Wheeler, Canadian | sculptor and lecturer, visiied the : school to give a lec.ure, illustrât- j ed by pictures and models, on i famous buildings in Canada and other countries.His talk covered I architectural rom 3000 B.C.to j our ow ntimes, and his models ; really made his lecture interesting.The High School played basketball at Granby.Sutton girls lost their game to Granby by a small margin, 24 to 22.Granby won the boy\u2019s hockey game also with a 'Score of 5 to 3.Scoring for Sutton were Ricky Wilson, \\ Wayne Wigibton, and Winston j Bresee.Grade XII introduced a new idea in dances, a Beatnik dance.Everybody came to the record hop dressed as his version of a beatnik.Special feature of the evening was the Dead Wrens, our own group of singers.Several of the boys in the group played guitars accompanying their songs.Profits made from the dance will go to the Athletic Association.All pupils now take part in an organized physical training program, at the suggestion and with the co-opera ion of the Athletic Association and the student body, The program, supervised by Mr.Henry, is an attempt to bring about good posture and body control in all the classes.We believe that the effort is worthwhile.Grade VII held the usual Valentine box social, and pupils enjoyed dancing and games from 8 to 11.30 p.m.Lunch boxes were auctioned off by Bill Davidson.Prizes were awarded for special dances.Net proceeds of $17 were donated to the Junior Red Cross.\u2014 LINDA STURGEON 6:30 ».m.5) Continental Classroom 7:90 a.m.3) Test Pattern 5 Today 7:25 a.m.5) Loeal News 7:30 am.J) Today 7.59 a.m.3) Program Previews 8.00\ta.m.3) CBS New» 8.15 a.m.3) Captain Kangaroo 8:25 a.m.5) Local News 8.30\ta.m.5) Today 8:45 a.m.8) Teddy Bear Playhouse 9.00\ta.m.3) My Little Margie 5) The Christopher» 9.30\ta.m.3) TV School 5) TV Schooltime 10.00\ta.m.3) Aed Rowe Show 5) Dough Re Ml 8) Ding Dong School 10.30\ta.m.3) On The Go 5) Play Your Hunch 8) Morning Movie 11.00\ta.m.3) I Love Lucy 5) The Price is Right 11:30 a.m.3) December Bride 5) Concentration 12:00 pm 3) Love of Life 5)\tTruth or Consequences 8) Restless Gun 12:05 p.m.6)\tFeature Film 12:30 p.m.3) Search For Tomorrow 5) It could be you 7)\tCHLT-TV Aujourd\u2019hui 8)\tLove That Bob 12:40 p.m.7) CBMT News 12:45 p.m.3) Guiding Light 12:50 p.m.7) Premiere Edition 1:00 p.m.3) News Headlines and Across the Fence 5) News 7)\tPot Pourri Féminin 8)\tAbout Face 1:15 p.m, 3) Duke and His Swingbillies 5)\tFor You Madame 1:30 p.m.31 As The World Turns 6)\tMontreal Matinee 8) Damon Runyon 2:00 p.m.3) Mixing Bowl 5)\tQueen For a Day 6)\tCher Helène 7)\tMatinee Theatre 8)\tDay In Court 2:15 p.m.6) Nursery School Tim* 2:30 p.m.3) Houieparty 5: Loretta Young 6) Open House 8) The Gale Storm Show 3:00 p.m.3) The Millionaire 5) Young Dr.Malone 61 National School Broadcast 8) Beat The Clock 3:30 p.m.3) Verdict Is Yours 5)\tFrom These Roots 6)\tTrackdown 7)\tVotre Cuisine 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ORCHARD KING SWEET MIXED Save 5c HARE PICKLES With this coupon 16-ox.H Without H coupon H 2B® I Limit: 1 coupon per customer.11 Coupon expires March 0, 1960.\t§§ ¦MrnmmmmMmmmsmmsmM EVAPORATED CARNATION With this coupon I 6-02.Without coupon 87< Limit: 1 coupon per customer.Coupon expires March 9, 1960.Save 5c MADELEINE CHOICE WHOLE KERNEL CORN With this coupon Without Save 5c BRUNSWICK, IN OIL SARDINES With this coupon Without tl4-oz.|| - y < a i » 15 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED, MARCH I, IRflO Beavers Eliminate Asbestos, Granby Cops Final Playoff Berth Si.Pat's Pee Wees Blank LHS 1-0 In Sudden-Death Semi-Final, Meei BCS Iroquois Today For Loop Title St.Pat\u2019s Pee Wees won ( heir | were held in cheek by good desudden death semi final game | fensive work and strong back-Tuesday afternoon at the B.C.S.; checking.Play swayed from one Arena as they blanked the Len-;ond to the other but numerous | noxville High \u201cA\u201d team 1-0.This : plays were stopped at each blue-1 win put St.Pat\u2019s into the final line without a shot on goal.series of the Sherbrooke Pee Wee League play-offs.The finals will be disputed between the B.C.S.Iroquois and the Sherbrooke, squad, with the first game of the two-game total point affair slated for this afternoon at B.C.S.In previous matches with the league leading B.C.S.Iroquois, j St.Pat\u2019s lost both games, by?scores of 5-2 and 4-0.In today\u2019s game they will attempt to turn the tables on the high flying Bishop's squad.im Dwane and Andre Marois i The game started off at a very were the standouts for the win-fast clip but neither team sue ners u.j1j]c George Garard and ceedcd in putting he puck into\tWard were the best for »-> « ?frt** 4 r» « 4l r* c 4 7 il/CV r»CST*1A/1C Lennoxville the net for the first two periods.St.Pat\u2019s held the edge in play throughout the game, and only great work by George Garard in the Lennoxville cage prevented St.Pat\u2019s from adding to their score.Two penalties were handed out in the cleanly fought match but neither figured in the scoring.Half-way through the third stanza Andre Marois of St.Pat's picked up a loose puck in center, carried around two defenders and hit Tim Dwane standing uncovered on Garard's doorstep.Dwane had an open net.facing him and didn\u2019t miss with his point blank drive.The Lennoxville boys tried desperately to tie the game up but ST.PATS \u2014 Nutbrown, Gilbert, Hoye, Maher, Lamarche, Dwane, Hudson, Year, Brooks, King, Marois.L.H.S.\u2014- Garard, Ward, McLeod, Saunders, Harrison, Planche, Danforth, M.Kingsley, Power, Coates, S.Kingsley, Desjardins, Klosner, Taylor.First Period Scoring: none.Penalties: Planche.Second Period Scoring: none.Penalties: none.Third Period St.Pat\u2019s Dwane, 1 (Marois) Penalties: Gilbert.8:05 Royals And Hull-Ottawa Come Up With Wins Over Lions And Sault, Gerry McNeil Posts 3-0 Shutout Montreal Royals and HuU-Ot- against, the Lions.He made 25 lawa Canadiens, both affiliated with Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League, made bids Tuesday night, to snatch the standings race in :he Eastern Professional League.Montreal won on home ice and HuU-Oftawa won on the road.The victories, both by 3-0 scores, put the Royals within two points of the league - loading Sudbury Wolves and sent.Canadiens from fifth place to third.The Royals defeatedi Trois-Ri-vicres Lions while Canadiens heat Sault Ste.Marie Thunderbirds.Reggie Gfrigg scored the first Montreal goal in the first period, and after a scoreless second period Guy Black and Kelly Burnett added two more.The Royals were assisted1 by newcomer Peter Lam bo.19, outstanding defenceman from St.Jerome of the Metropolit an Junior Hockey League, who began the play which enabled Black to gel the second Montreal goal.EFFECTIVE AGAINST LIONS Montreal goaltender Gerry McNeil registered his fourth shutout of the season and his third saves.Trois - Rivieres goalie Claude Evans handled 30 shots before 2,500 fans.At Sault.Ste.Marie, Bob Ellette and Jean Gauthier scored first-period goals for Ottawa and Gilles Grenvblay added a third in the second period.Canadiens\u2019 victory gave them 60 points.Thunderbirds have 58 and Lions have 50.It was the Thunderbirds* sec onri loss following a seven-game undefeated streak.Tonight Bull-Ottawa is at Sudbury and Trois-Rivières at Kingston.«H mm Down Meteors 3-1 While Vies Rally To Post 3-1 Win To Finish Fourth; Locals Take Over Second Position Sherbrooke Beavers combining a strong attack and a good defensive performance knocked Asbestos Meteors out of the playoff race in the E.T.Intermediate Hockey League last night when they posted a 3 1 victory.In the other tilt Granby Vies rallied to emerge with a 3-1 win over Victoriaville and win the final playoff berth.Sherbrooke took over second spot by virtue of their victory to break the tie with Victoriaville but both teams still have one more game to play.The Beavers finish their schedule tomorrow in Granby while the Canadiens will be at home to Drummondville in their last tilt of the season.The Beavers hold a two-point ! ter a slight delay and his injury lead over their rivals and will be didn\u2019t bother him in the least.I out to maintain it The Vies are\tAT VICTORIAVILLE assured of the fourth playoff berth as they are tied with As- fne (-an2diens started off with bestos but they have one more au ban?and \u201c I^oke\u2019 Ca' Tonight's Games EASTERN PROFESSIONAL Hull-Ottawa at Sudbury.Three Rivers at Kingston.AMERICAN LEAGUE Rochester at Buffalo.Cleveland at Hershey.Standings screened him on two of the goals while the other was a nice one.Gilles Dube teamed up with Normie Dussault on the first goal.Dussault broke in and dropped the disc back when the defense backed up and Dube rifled it through a maze of legs to tally the first goal just after a minute of play.The Beavers still pressing came up with another a couple of minutes later when Frankie Reid and Ray St.Cyr set up Real Rousseau.It was a nice passing play as the veteran centre player cut across the front and lifted a pass to St.Cyr and he in turn relaid it to Rousseau who was uncovered and the Beavers were ahead 2-0 just after three minutes and a half of play.Adj Cote was the man responsible for setting up the Beavers\u2019 third tally.Cote picked up a loose puck and broke away.He shoved a perfect pass to Bouvrette and he flipped it to Doyon and he drove it through the defense.Bergeron never made a move as his view was completely blocked.The second period the locals held on to their lead while the Meteors tried to get back in the game.There was no scoring.Ber-1 2 geron stopped Reid, St.Cyr and Dussault in a row.At the other end Jean Rousseau tested Pratte at close quarters but he turned him back.The game was delayed when bana evened the count five minutes later.In the second period Gilles Bedard tallied what proved to be the winning marker as the Vies were putting on a real battle.In the third period Samson finished off the scoring wrhen he drove a 15-footer by Hamel to put the Vies out in front 3-1, It was an important tally and gave the Granby crew a little cushion for the balance of the game.The Vies threw up a strong defensive line and kept clearing at every turn to post their victory.First Period 1\u2014\tSherbrooke Dube, (Dussault) .2\u2014\tSherbrooke Rousseau, (St.Cyr, Reid)\t.3.30 3\u2014\tSherbrooke Doyon, (Bouvrette, Cote) .13.35 Second Period Scoring; none.Penalties; Cote, Bourassa.Third Period 4\u2014\tAsbestos Moore, (Heon, Leger)\t.3.02 Penalties; St.\tJean, Bourassa, Boisvert.1.06 AT VICTORIAVILLE First Period 1\u2014Vict\u2019ville Lambert, (Vachon, Michelin) .5.26 Granby Cabana, (Laliberte, Laplante) .10.22 Second Period 3\u2014 Granby Bedard.8.38 Penalties; Allard, Drouin, Ar- chambeault.Third Period 4\u2014\tGranby Samson, NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L T F A Pts Montreal\t.\t60\t36\t13\t11\t222 151\t83\t,\t.\t\u201e\t^ Toronto\t.6i\t30\t23\t8\t173 168\t681\tAndy\tpraRe was hit\tover the eye , Detroit .62\t24\t25\tis\t168 177\t6i\tj\tand required\tsome\tstitches\tto\t(Bedard) .13.40 Chicago\t.6i\t24\t27\tio\t170 163\t5s\t|\tclose\tthe gap.\tHe\treturned\taf-\tPenalties; Hamelin, Laliberte.Boston .61\t25\t30\t6\t197 213\t56\t_____________________________-\t__________ New York\t.\t61\t14\t35\t12\t166 224\t40 wots0': Dutchmen Offer To Play Leafs Under Olympic RuSes KITCHENER, Onit.(CP>\u2014Bob Bauer, who coached the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen to ,a second-place .silver medal in Winter Olympic hockey, Tuesday challenged the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League to a game with the Dutchmen \u201cunder Olympic rules.\u201d He said his team would play the second-place Leafs either in Toronto or Kitchener and proceeds could go to charity if the NtHtL team w'anted.\u201cThe only condition I would want is that two referees with experience in international hockey handle the game,\u201d he told a reporter.As to Canada\u2019s loss of the Olympic title to the United States team, Bauer said: INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE W L T F A Pts Drummondville\t19\t10\t2\t125\t102\t40 Sherbrooke .16\t13\t2\t92\t95\t34 Victoriaville\t.\t15\t14\t2\t111\t109\t32 Granby .12\t18\t1\t112\t116\t25 Asbestos .11\t18\t3\t89\t105\t25 EASTERN PROFESSIONAL P W L T F A Pts Sudbury .60\t30\t24\t6\t266\t250\t66 MU.Royals .\t61\t27\t24\t10\t190\t179\t64 Hull-Ottawa ,\t60\t25\t25\t10\t210\t212\t60 Three Rivers\t59\t26\t26\t7\t184\t187\t59 S.Ste-Marie .\t60\t25\t27\t8\t216\t222\t58 Kingston .\t60\t25\t32\t3\t253\t270\t53 AMERICAN LEAGUE P W L T F A Pts Springfield .\t62\t38\t19\t5\t242\t188\t81 Rochester .\t60\t32\t25\t3\t231\t179\t67 Buffalo .62\t31\t27\t4\t216\t225\t66 Cleveland .\t58\t28\t23\t7\t217\t185\t63 Providence .\t60\t30\t28\t2\t200\t195\t62 Hershey _____ 59\t22\t30\t7\t172\t186\t51 Quebec .62\t15\t44\t2\t138\t258\t32 Three Canadian Centres Seek 1968 Winter Olympics With Vancouver, Calgary And Montreal In Forelighl CALGARY (CP) \u2014 A spirited battle appears to be shaping up for the site of the 1968 winter Olympics.Sportsmen in Calgary, Van- winter sports centre on the doorstep of the third largest urban concentration in Canada.Calgary officials estimate the cost of developing existing faeil- eouver and Montreal\u2014excited by ities at Calgary, Banff and Lake Alderman To Be Censured By Kingston Council KINGSTON, Ont.(OP)\u2014Alder man A.M.McCorkell said Tues-It\u2019s time people woke up.The|day widl move to censure fel-world is taking to our game and ! 'ow Alderman George Webb un-every year it will be a little | he «fates publicly before visions of international prestige and tourist millions \u2014 want the 1968 Olympics in Canada.So far only those in Calgary have taken a hard look at the immense problems involved.But there has been increasing talk of a Vancouver or Montreal application.The federal government would | be in the middle of any argument, since millions in public money would pour into an Olympic site.Stakes are far higher than the international glory.The Canadian Louise and building new facilities would be between $5,000,000 and $8,000,000.The lower figure is the estimated outlay if existing rinks in Calgary were used for skating and hockey.A snag for all appltcants1 could be that Olympic officials favor a single site.At Squaw Valley, this meant an outlay of $1,000,000 for Blythe Arena, a rink which may never be used again.tougher.As it was, we were only one goal away from winning a gold medal.\u201d Los Angeles \u2014 Jim McCarter.San Bernardino, Calif, «topped: centre getting the Games would j Irish Roy Smith, Raleigh, N.C.1.have an unrivalled position as the Heavyweights, winter sports capital of Canada.Canada stands an excellent In Toronto, Maple Leafs spokesman Harold Ballard laughed off the challenge as \u201ca joke.\u201d \u201cThey better win something before they try the Leafs.\u201d he said.OWN A '60 VOLKSWAGEN March 14 that telegrams he Lj,,a,n metre speed skating\u2014Klara Gu eva, R.is sia.1:34.1.Women's 1,5 o metre speed sk-ating \u2014 Lidija Sko-'dikova, Russia, 2:25.2 (w rid record).Women's 3,0t ;>metre speed skating \u2014 Miss Sk> jlikova.5:14.3.Men's 500-metre speed .skating\u2014Eugeni Grishin, Itmsia, :40.2 (tied world record).Men's 1,500 ¦ metre speed skating-Grishin and Roald Ed-gard Aas, Norway (tie) 2:1(1.4.Men's 5,000 metre speed skating \u2014 Viktor Kosichkin, Russia, 7:51.3.Men\u2019s 16,000 - metre speed-skating \u2014 Knui Jobanncsm, Norway, 15:46.6 (world rcc ord).Women's downhill \u2014 Heidi Biebl, Germany, l:37di.Women\u2019s Riant slalom Yvonne Ruc-gg, Switzerlan-di, 1:39.9.Women's slalom \u2014 Anne H-eggtv-edt, Canada, 1:49.6, Men\u2019s downhill \u2014 Jean Vu-arnet, France, 2:06.Men\u2019s giant, slalom\u2014Robert Sdaub, Switzerland, 1:48.3, Men\u2019s slalom\u2014Ernest llin terseer, Austria, 2:08 7.Combined Nordic \u2014 Georg Thoma, Germany, 457.952 point*.Special ski jump\u2014Helmut Recknagel, Germany, 227 2 points.Hockey\u2014United St a ' e '.Cg/Z/d/- n/Vw w Ik.» 1 1RST FOR l .S.t .S.U.S Um l.ey team captain.Jack Kinanr, holds the Olympic gold medal which his team won Fell.\u2018.\u20198 at the close of the Winter Olympic Games in Squaw Valley, Calif.It was the first time in the history of the games that a U.S.team won the event, and the third gold medal gained by (h - U.S.in (lie 1960 gam s.London - -'.\u2019u Vi'iea, oatc aid, Lon,tell.rr.e Taylor, South M'.'ed Johnny How-8.Featherweights.Honolulu \u2014 H e n r y Mailolo H.M-i, it,-olulu.outpointed Tony ,Ncrny.,i, 111 Fresno, Calif., 6 ffOW ftSEW £$$o MP GREASE H in carlridqes LEAKPROOF! 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Horvath, Boston Hull, Chicago ; Beliveau, Montreal -Howe, Detroit H.Richard, Mon'real Istasiuk, Bosto-n Geoffrion, Montreal Bathgate, New York G A -Pts 37 37 74 35 38 73 32 34 66 27\t37 64 28\t35 63 25 37 62 24 38 62 21 41 62 End Dick Brooks Signed By Als MONTREAL.\u2014 General Man-I ager and Head Coach Perry Moss ! today announced the signing of | Richard Brooks, an end from Purdue.Brooks stands 6 feet 3 inches, and weighs in at 190 pounds.He was one of the mainstays of an outstanding Purdue squad that wound up in a third place tie in the hectic Big Ten race of the past fall.His coach, Jack Mollenkopf, rates Brooks as a fine pro prospect.On the 1958, Purdue squad which lost but a single game.Brooks was named \u201cJunior of the Year\u201d when he was the iron man of the team with 329 minutes of action.During the past season he ranked fourth in minutes played with a total of 306.During the past year, Brooks Boilermakers in receptions with seven catches for 113 | yards and two touchdowns.He gathered in one of his touchdown j tosses in Purdue\u2019s 28 to 7 win over Notre Dame and the other | on a 29 yard scamper in the 29 | to 23 triumph over Minnesota.This brings to 15 the number i signed so far this year by the ! 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