Sherbrooke daily record, 28 août 1956, mardi 28 août 1956

[" « IftM\t\tAUGUST\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\tT\t\u20228\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS CMM'flV; COOL V* *mbl* cloudiiw**», wid oooj, Hcht wind* Low *nd hi£h 5* and m Established 1897.Price: 5 Cent* SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.TUESDAY, AUGUST 28.1956 Sixtieth Year Egypt OK's Meeting With West LONDON \u2014 W \u2014 Egypt today agreed to listen to the West\u2019s proposals for international control of the Suez Canal but President Nasser made clear that he was not committing his government to accept them.Nasser was reported standing firm in his determination to keep sole control of the canal in Egyptian hands.The Egyptian ambassador delivered Nasser's reply to Prime Minister Menzies of Australia, head of the five-power group which had asked the Egyptian president to let them bring him the results of the recent Suez conference in London.Nasser's answer said: \u201cI wish to acknowledge receipt of your message dated 24th August, 1956, in which you informed me of the request of a committee under your chairmanship consisting of representatives of the governments of Australia, Ethiopia, Iran, Sweden and the United States to meet me, place before me and explain the views of the governments mentioned in your message concerning the Suez Canal.\"I agree to the proposed meeting as requested by the committee.\u201d World News In Brief LONDON.\u2014 )\u2014 Warsaw radio said Monday night that a fire in a coal mine at Chorzow killed 29 Polish miners.The broadcast said the fire broke out in the mine two days ago and that poison gas killed the miners.It added that work in the mines was resumed today.Chorzow is a city of 100.000 in the former German province of Upper Silesia.Poland took over the area after the Second World War.* * * GIMLI, Man.\u2014W\u2014The body of a NATO student pilot was recovered Monday night from the burned wreckage of his T-33 jet training plane which had crashed seven hours earlier into muskeg five miles north ' of the Gimli RCAF base.The crash was reported 16 minutes after the jet had taken off from the base.Identification of the pilot was withheld.* * * ANCHORAGE.Alaska.\u2014 __Eight men parachuted from a crippled KC97 Stratotanker over Cook Inlet Monday, and seven of them still were unaccounted for several hours later.After the bail-out, Capt.Alva L.Wilkerson succeeded in landing the big plane safely at Elmendorf air force base.The co-pilot, one of those who jumped, was found about 14 miles from Anchorage.He was taken to a hospital but his injuries were described as not serious.* * * SYDNEY.\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 An Australian polar expert says the Antarctic is the place for persons who want to dodge colds or influenza.Philip Law, director of the external affairs department's Antarctic division told a meeting here: \u201cA person would not even catch cold if he had a hot bath and went walking in the snow straight after.You would go blue and shiver for a while, then you would warm up again.\u201d * * * ALGIERS, Algeria.\u2014(Reu ters)\u2014One person was reported killed and three others injured Monday night when a grenade was thrown into an Algiers cafe.Fifteen insurgents were killed when French troops clashed with a \u201clarge band\u201d in the Nementhca mountains, eastern Algeria, according to reports reaching Constantine Monday night.Fourteen other insurgents were killed in another battle in the same region.* * * HONG KONG.\u2014(Reuters) Dr.Hewlett Johnson.Dean of Canterbury, has spent nine days in Urumchi, capital of Communist China's mid-eastern province of Sinkiang.adjoining Tibet, Peiping radio announced.It said he left by air Sunday for Kiuchan in northwest China.MONTREAL BLAST 15 Others Are Injured In Apartment Explosion MONTREAL \u2014\tLight people were repotted missing or deed and 15 other* injured today «hortly alter an explosion rocked a residential area in suburban Vill* la Salle.A Quebec hydro spokesman sard the death toll was given to him as being between five and eight persons '' He said the explosion was apparently caused by gas which escaped after a construction crew accidentally cut a gas main on Avenue des Oblats in the suburb.Eye-witnesses said the explosion ripped apart a lb-family apartment building in a section known as Lasallr Heights.I he blast occurred at approximately 8:15 a.m.Mrs.Alex Wyatt who lives\t\u2014 2 Britons Arrested, Charged As Spies; 'i' i ~ciaJ\"\tThis blue-eyed little blonde just won\u2019t listen to the comforting words of George Masse, direc- * ''' LObTcU\ttor 0f the Molson Emergency Unit.The lot was one of the many youngsters who was separ- ated from parents during Kiddies\u2019 Day at the Sherbrooke Fair yesterday.Mommie quickly came to her rescue though, and there was a warm reunion after the brief separation.\t(Record Phoio by Gerry Lcmayi.British Hold Cypriot Mayor NICOSIA, Cyprus\u2014 UP) \u2014The Greek Cypriot mayor of this Mediterranean isknd capital was placed under house arrest today while British police and troops combed his home and office.The sudden raid coincided with the end of an 11-day truce with the EOKA movement in the Cyprus uprising.Authorities said they were investigating Dr.Themistockles ! Dervis, an outspoken advocate of | the movement to unite Cyprus ; with Greece, \u2018\u2018as a result of in-1 formation received.\u201d They de-! dined to amplify this statement.The authorities concentrated 1 their search at the mayor\u2019s office | in the town hall after a room-by- TCA Backs Pilots Who Join, Reserve MONTREAL.\u2014O\u2019\u2014 President I Gordon McGregor of Trans-Canada Air Lines said Monday he hopes Canada will not follow the United States\u2019 example and withdraw all airline pilots from the air force reserve.The U.S.move, reported during the week-end, had two chief objects:\tTo make sure airlines would not be disorganized by loss of pilots should war break out, and to assure air force author ities all their reserves would be available for action in an emergency, Mr.McGregor, who recently | stepped down as commanding of-I ficer of 401 (City of Westmount) Squadron, RCAF reserve \u201cto make way for someone else,\u201d said | he is \u201centirely happy\u201d to have i TCA pilots belong to the reserve.\u201cIn any case, what pilots do in I their spare time is their own business,\u201d he said.He saw no reason to worry about airlines losing reserve pilots in an emergency.room inspection of his luxurious villa failed to turn up anything incriminating.There was no indication whether the search was linked with the expiration of the EOKA truce, but it was believed to have stemmed from information contained in captured EOKA documents made public by British authorities Monday.EOKA is the underground fighting wing of the movement to make Cyprus a political part of Greece.British authorities said the seized documents established that the EOKA leader, whom they have identified as a former Greek army colonel named George Grivas, was acting under the personal direction of Archbishop Makarios, ' exiled Greek Orthodox prelate of Cyprus.Britain sent the archbishop to the remote Seychelle Islands last March.Greek Cypriot leaders have demanded his return, saying he is 'the only man who can negotiate with Britain on a Cyprus settlement.Dervis, secretary-general of the Greek Nationalist party, has been a strong supporter of the archbishop.The search climaxed a night of suspense throughout the whole island.Nicosia\u2019s streets were deserted long before the truce expired at midnight.But no incidents were reported through the early morning hours.Four unexploded bombs were found on Cyprus Monday.An I army spokesman said they evidently were not meant to go off, I and probably were planted by ! EOKA as a show of strength.EOKA's truce declaration brought a call from British auth-: orities for members of the under-¦ ground organization to surrender.The British authorities have of-\u2019 fered to let them go to Greece, or remain here and face prosecution if involved in murder or the wounding of someone.EOKA leaflets rejected the surrender offer and warned that ! \u201cplenty of English blood,\u201d would .be shed.Best Vacation Ends In Death Of Father, Son LIMOGES, France.\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 An 11-year-old boy, whose body was found in a parked car near Limoges, was given the best vacation of his life before being shot to death by his father, police said Monday.Some five hours later, after writing several letters explaining his action, the father killed himself with the same pearl handled pistol he had used on his son, police said.A peasant woman found the bodies in a lonely lane early Sunday.Police, reconstructing the tragic story of Andre Picard, a Paris salesman, and his son, Karl, said the father made his decision to end it all when his estranged wife obtained a court order for Karl s custody.Nurse Admits Killing 3 Infants In 8 Years NEW HAVEN, Conn.\u2014(/P)\u2014| Police say a 260-pound pediatric nurse has admitted shaking to death three infants because they \u201cgot on my nerves\u201d or refused to take their formula.\u201cIt was all uncontrollable,\u201d Virginia Jaspers, 33-year-old daughter of a country official, told the coroner.\u201cI didn\u2019t know why I did it.Children sometimes get on my nerves.\u201d Miss Jaspers, who is six feet tall, also admitted breaking the leg of another infant and inflict- Crash Kills Crew And 3-Year-Old SANFORD, Fla.\u2014 UPi \u2014 Four persons, including a three-year-old child, died Monday when a navy attack bomber plowed into two houses three blocks from a landing field.Sue Lowe, the child, was burned to death on the porch of the wrecked home where she lived with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Lowe.The Lowes and their son, David, 4, were taken to hospital with severe burns.The three-man crew of the bomber also died in the crash and fire that followed.> i ing a head injury on a fifth, saic coroner James J.Corrigan.A private pediatric nurse for 12 years, she often lived in with the parents of the children and was not connected with a hospital.Police said the deaths dated back to 1948.Miss Jaspers was taken into custody as the result of the death Thursday of the 11 month-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Allen Kapsinow of New Haven.Police Chief Francis V.McManus quoted her as saying she shook the infant violently because it refused its formula.She also admitted: Causing the death in 1948 of the seven-week-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Allen Hubbard of Guilford, Conn.Caifsing the death of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Willard Malkin of New Canaan, Conn., four years ago.Mrs.Malkin is a concert soprano whose stage name is Joan Bainerd.Inflicting a head injury on the eight-week-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry- Saidcl of New Haven.Breaking the leg of the three-month-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Marvin Schaeffer of Wood-bridge, Conn, in 1955 next to the w ene .-mid she was in the bathroom washing when a \"tertific explosion-shook her house \"1 could hear women and children screaming.'' she said in an interview, \u2019\u2018but I didn't see anyone coming out of the building.My husband tried to call the fire d epartment but the telephone line had been torn down by the blast.Real Relec, company police chief for a distillery said he thought a bulldozer at wo rk in a field plowed through a gas mam.Quebec hydro enieigcncy crews were rushed\tto\tthe scene to stop (he\tflow\tof burning gas escapin\tg from\t the broken , main.\t\t 1 he building wh\tere\tthe oxipiosion occurred\twan\ta five - storey structure.Witnesses said the entile front wall was blown into the street.I he exact number of fata! ities could not be asiertain-ed immediately due to confusion in the area.I he first call to the morgue asked that a vehicle be sent to the scene to collect the bodies of two victims.15 Negroes Admitted To Term.School Expel 3 Newsmen CAIRO Ob \u2014 E gyipt's sudden arrest of two BriN ons as spies threw new furl today on the smouldering dispute already threatening to burst into flame over the Sue* Canal seizure.Security police charged that the Britons and an Egyptian associate masterminded a spy network for British intelligence.1 he police said the ringleaders incriminated four other Egyptians and that \"otlieis may be implicated.\u201d I he arrests added to tension stirred up by President Nasser s seizure of the .Suez Canal Co., and seem certain to increase sentiment in Britain lot a tough policy towaid Egypt \u2014 possibly including the use of military lone.Held at the heavily guarded interior ministry were James Swinburn, business manager of the British-owned Arab News Agency in Cairo; Charles Pit-tuck, an official of the Marconi Radio-Telegraph Co.of Egypt; and El Sayed Amin Mahmud, (tie Egyptian.Police seized the three at Swinburn\u2019s Cairo home Monday.Col.Abdel Kader Hatem, Egypt's director of information, said: \u201cTwo years ago Egyptian aulh-orities learned of the existence ol a dangerous espionage ring which worked for British intelligence and supplied it with information regarding Egyptian armed forces and activities of various Egyptian political bodies.\u201d \u201cThrough close and continuous observation the Egyptian security department finally was able to secure document» which proved members of this ring MEMPHIS, Tenn.\u2014 (Ah \u2014A state supported high school in Tennessee admitted Negroes :WPre conspiring against the se Monday for the first time in the ! curjjy ar,fl safely of this coun state\u2019s history.I he espionage arrests followed closely behind the expulsion of two Brilish newspaper corres- Negro students reported for ! classes at the Clinton, Tenn., high school as police stood by to prevent trouble.Fifteen Negroes were enrolled to attend classes with 750 white students in compliance with an order issued last winter in U.S.district court.At the same time Uk Virginia general assembly was handed a program aimed at giving citizens the choice of continued racial separation in schools or no state-supported schools at all.A similar program designed to pondents and a Canadian reporter.William Stevenson of the Toronto Star.The writers were approached Sunday and ordered to leave the country within 24 hours.An Egyptian statement Monday night said they had been expelled for having \u201cpropagated falsehoods and lies, and did not adhere to honest or objective reporting, aiming by doing so at misleading world public opin- a German-born Egyptian govern-menl official he identified at a former Nazi.He reported *hat many Nazis who escaped from Germany after ihe war are (ak ing « projnineni part in Nasaer * regime.\u201cThe shadow Egyptian general stall\tu ((imposed\tof German* whosa jackboots crunched across Europe,\u201d he wrote.These former Nazis were \"everywhere and everything in Egypt today.\u201d fieporler* were not allowed to question Swinburn and PiWuck.Swinburn, about 50, has' lived in Egypt almost 25 years The Arab News Agency distributes news\tthrough\tthe\tMiddle\tEast from\tReuters,\tthe\tBritish\tagen- cy.Pitluck is a second-generation\tresident\tof\tEgypt\tand speaks fluent Arabic.Authorities said they are considering whether a military or a civilian court will try the men.The authorities said Swinburn acknowledged receiving instructions from two diplomats of an unidentified foreign embassy.preserve school segregation goes before voters in Alabama today.In Tallahassee, Fla., the protest of Negroes against segregated seating on public buses brought the arrest of Rev.C.K.Steele, president of the Inter-Civic Council which is sponsoring a boycott of Tailahassee buses.The minister was charged with operating a Negro car pool automobile without a \u201cfor hire\u201d tag.A plea by John Kasper of Washington, DC., that parents picket the school in protest brought his arrest on charges of inciting to riot and vagrancy.He was jailed under bond of $5,000 Today's Chuckle Steno Sue: \u201cWhat would you do if someone left you a million dollars?\u201d Steno Lou.\u2018\u2018Nothing\u2014from then on.\u201d ion.\u201d Stevenson said in a dispatch to his paper that his ouster had followed tfr\\ interview he had with Prov.Transport Plans Revision Of Bus Fares MONTREAL.\u2014Provincial Transport Company bus fares in the province of Quebec will Ire revised Sept.4, the company announced Mon day.The present reduction allowed commuters will remain unchanged.On commuter routes within a radius of 40 miles from Montreal the following changes will be made: 2,999 tares will be reduced out of a total of 5,568;\t1,853 fares will remain unchanged and 716 will be increased.Soviets Tour N.S.Villages HALIFAX \u2014(CP)\u2014 A delo galion of Russian fisheries offi cials and scientists, headed bj Fisheries Minister A.A.Ishkov, leaves Halifax today for a tour of Nova Scotia's south shore fishing villages.Monday the Russians inspected the fisheries research board technological station, the federal fisheries set-up at Maritime area headquarters, the department's inspection laboratory and salt and fresh fish plants.At a luncheon given the visiting dignitaries by the Nova Scotia fisheries industry, Mr.Ishkov said he believed an exchange of fisheries scrientific information and exchange visits of fisheries scientists and researchers \u201cwill create better understanding not only of fisheries problems, but of our peoples as well.\u201d He said Russia was already preparing to send a large number of his country's scientific fisheries publications to Canada.Massey Continues Gaspe Tour STE.ANNE-desMONTS, Que.\u2014iCP\u2014 Governor-General Massey today continued his tour of the picturesque Gaspe Peninsula, dotted with fishing communitie* and steeped in proud traditions.Official receptions were arranged for the vicc-regal visitor at Mont Louis and Riviere du Renard and a picnic was planned at a sheltered spot along the rugged Gaspe coastline.Mr.Massey was to arrive at the town of Gaspe by car late to-* day, ending the first half of his 500-mile tour which began Monday with his arrival at Mont Joli.The tour ends Friday.The governor-general spent the night at a hotel in the mountainous provincial park near Stc.Anne-des-Mbnts following a busy round of civic receptions at Mont Joli, Matane, Cap Chat and in this town on the northern coast of the Gaspe Peninsula.Each small town and village visited by Mr.Massey arranged simple but friendly welcomes at parish halls, school houses and municipal parks.Mr.Massey got to know better the customs and traditions of the residents of the peninsula and delivered numerous addresses in French.The governor-general said tha Gaspe mountains held an abundant reserve of zinc, iron and lead.He told the residents of Matane that their community had made enormous progress since the first colonists settled in the region in 1795.From the town of Gaspe, the governor-general will travel by special train to the remainder of the 13 communitie» on his itinerary.1 Two SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.AUGUST 28.1956 Stanstead Lodge Members Receive 50 Year Medals STANSTEAD \u2014 Right Worshipful Bro.F.H.West, D.D.G.M.St.Francis District, from Drummondville, made his annual official visit at a regular communication of Golden Rule Lodge No 5 A.F.and A M., Stanstead, and performed the pleasant task of presenting 50 year Grand Lodge Medals to four i#embers of the Masonic Fraternity, as well as presenting another with Honorary Life membership.Receiving the 50 year medals were W.Bro.B.J.Hastings, W.Bro.L.H.Laythe, Bro.C.L.Jenkins and Bro.W.L.Heath, all four were present and upon receiving the medals capressed appropriate words of appreciation.Bro.Wallace Bliss, a member in good standing for the past 40 Ansco, Voightlander A LordomM CAMERAS \u2014 MOVIE CAMERAS for salt; to rent \u2014 STUDIO 8RETON 28 Alexander St.LO.9-2662 e ¦¦¦¦(¦¦¦¦ Held Over To Friday 1 «\tInclusive ¦\t\u2022 3 BIG PICTURES \u2022\tB | Chill Willsl \u2022 Lance Fuller ® ¦\tJess Barker \u2022 Cathy Downs\tB H\t\"KENTUCKY RIFLE\" _\tin wide screen color!\t\" ¦\t- ¦ ¦\tThe Billy Goat Gang\t_ s\t\"KID MONK BARONI\"\t\" *\t- ¦ H\tRoy Rogers \u2022 Trigger\tl| - \"TRIGGER JUNIOR\" ?¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 0 ¦iliKBiiiM years received the Honorary Life membership and also expressed his appreciation.The Master Masons degree was conferred upon a candidate and at the close of the meeting refreshments were served.Several of the officials and members, numbering 62 in attendance at the meeting, made brief remarks in keeping with the occasion.Radio Guide 5.00 Pres* News 5.(15 Kldm The Rang* 6 00 Uoxbrooks News 6 10 Town Criei News 6.15 1240 Supper Club 6.50 Sportscast 6.35 1240 Supper Club SCOTSTOWN- Mrs.Agnes Auray, of Sherbrooke, is spending a holiday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Auray and family, Philip Maurice and infant son, Robert.Miss Shirley Robidas and Miss Isobel MacLennan motored to Chibougamau, where they will spend a holiday with Miss Mac-Lennan\u2019s brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs.James Rogers.Recent mention of ministers who were descendants of former natives of Dell, a neighboring District, omitted two names.The five are: Rev.Robert Mac-Asklll, of Athens, Penn., Rev.Alexander Campbell, of Seattle, Wash., Rev.Alexander John Morrison, of Prescott, Ont., Rev.Robert Harriman, of Warren, Ohio, son of the late Rev.R.Harriman, formerly of Dell, and Rev.Norman Buchanan, son of W.D.Buchanan and Normina MacDonald Buchanan, of Dell.Miss Linda MacAskill, of Sherbrooke, is spending a holiday as guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.George LaPierre.Mr.and Mrs.Campbell Mac-Lean, of Newport, Vt., spent the week-end at their cottage on Albert Street.Rev.and Mrs.Norman Buchanan and daughter, Susan, of Montreal, 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shortage of teachers.To encourage young people of the district to take up teaching, this firm awards, annually, a bursary of $200 to one of the Grade XI pupils of the Richmond High School who is going to take the Teachers\u2019 Diploma Course at the Macdonald College School for Teachers.The winner of this year\u2019s award, Marion Mackey, ip the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Mackey of Bromptcn.Miss Mackey completed the first eight years of her schooling in the Windsor-Brompton Consolidated School, Windsor Mills, and took Grades 9, 10, and 11 in St.Francis H.S., Richmond.Farewell Parly For Mrs.J.Evans At Knowlton 3.55 4.00 4.15 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30 6.45 7.00 7.15 7.30 8.00 8.05 9 00 12.00 12.05 News Town & Country Time Town & Country Time The Road Show The Road Show Road Show Road Show Supper Club Sports Vermont at 7 Stand oy for music Music Concert News Sandman\u2019s Matinee Democratic Conv.News Sign Off 8.30 Royals Baseball 11.00\tNews, and Steve\u2019s 12.00\tNews, and Steve's 1.00 News, snd Steve's 1.70 News, Closing 6.30 8.47 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.05 8.30 9.00 9.15 9.30 lO 00 10.50 12.00 1.00 1.30 It Happened Today Sports and Current and- Choice News 2k Current Choice Cisco Kid News 2k Sport* Masters of Mysteries Sports Feature Story U.N.Corridor Philco Vance News, end Steve\u2019s Steve's Place News, and Stove's N>ws, and Steve\u2019s News snd Sign Off CONKLINS\u2019 STANBRIDGE RIDGE\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Mcrvin Corey have gone to Toledo, Ohio, to visit their daughter, June and family.AT THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION in person; SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION TUES.- WED.- THURS Thrilling \u2014 Exciting wt# Dinec tnd cunuue RIDES and SHOWS CRAZY MIXED-UP THRILLERS! Merry Go Round, Ferris Wheel, Rockoplane, Tilt A Whirl, Hi Ball, Octopus, Fly-O-Plane, Moon Roc-\u2022 ket, Ye Olde London Ghost Ride.Auto Scooter, Roller Coaster, Rolloplane, The Scrambler THURSDAY Children\u2019s Matinee 12 to 8 p.m.SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS WORLDS FINEST CONKLINS SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION WARDEN- Mrs.K.Talbot has been spending several days with her daughter.Mrs.Bob Lasalle and Mr.La-salle at Swanton, Vt.40fh Anniversary Marked By Couple At Huntingville HUNTINGVILLE _ A pleasant event took place when about 30 relatives and friends gathered at Homehurst, the home of Mr.and Mrs.Sidney Winget in Huntingville to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary, also Mrs Winget\u2019s birthday.The hostesses were Mrs.John Campbell and Mrs.E.Dewing.Miss Mary Crosby was in charge of the guest book.The bride was presented with a corsage made by Mrs.John Campbell, of blue lace, red and white carnations and red roses, and the groom wore a white carnation boutonniere.In the living room, with its attractive arrangement of sum mer flowers, the linen covered bride's table was decorated with vases of sweetpeas.The three tier wedding cake was made and decorated by Mrs.E.Dewing and Mrs.D.McElrae.Mrs.Gibson presided at the lace covered tea table arranged with white tapers in silver holders and sweetpeas in crystal basket vases.Mr.Delmar Fearon, on behalf of those present, presented Mr.and Mrs.Winget with a purse of money.Mr.Winget expressed the appreciation of himself and his wife for the gifts and good wishes of their friends.Out of town guests included Mrs.A.K.Gibson, Lennoxville, sister of Mrs.Winget; Mrs.Henry Winget, South Durham, sis-ter-ifi-law; Mr.and Mrs.Ashley Trussler, Waterloo, nephew and niece; Mr.and Mrs.Delmar Fearon and daughter, Darlene, Moulton Hill, and Miss May Page, of Lennoxville.General Notes Guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Fairbrother were Mr.and Mrs.Edward Bowen and daughters, Linda and Debby, Mr.A.Kerr, of Galt, Ont., Mrs.Mary Hawkins and Miss Lily Cogan, of Kitchener.Ont., Mr.and Mrs.R~ Grenier, Eddie Tincarre, Miss E.Roy and Mr.and Mrs.C.Tincarre, of East Angus.Mr.and Mrs.A.Fairbrother and Mr.Fairbrnther's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Walker, of Phillips, Me., recently spent a few days in Waterloo with Mr.and Mrs.A.Fortin.KNOWLTON \u2014 Mrs.J.W.Evans, who is leaving Knowlton to make her home in Montreal, was feted at a farewell party at the home of Mrs.Gray-don Tibbits when over 30 friends gathered to wish her well in her new home.Games were enjoyed throughout the evening and prizes ware won by Mrs.Earle Marsh and Mrs.Ian W.Crandall.Mrs.Tibbits, on behalf of the gathering presented the guest oi ; honor with a purse of money and voiced the regret of all in losing her from our midst.Mrs.Evans thanked her friends for the lovely gesture and said how much she had enjoyed her stay in Knowlton.The hotstess, assisted by sev-! eral of the ladies served refreshments at the conclusion of the very pleasant evening.General Notes The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Rodney Taber was christened at the United Church parsonage, Dr.E.H.Gray officiating.The child received the namets Rodney Blain.Mrs.James R.Armstrong and Miss Faye Armstrong were in North Hatiey to attend a party | given in honor of Miss Gwen Pitman and Mr.Sterling Parker Miss Armstrong is now spending; a week with Miss Elizabeth Mar-1 tin in Dunham.Mr.and Mrs.William D.Soles were in Cowansville, to j attend the funeral of their nephew, Mr.William Hillhouse.Mr.and Mrs.Sutton, of East Angus, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.Westman and family.Miss April Dawn Stone, of Montreal, is a guest at the home : of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Carl Stone.Among those from out-ot-town who attended the party for Mrs.Evans were Mrs.E.Bracey, of I Dunham, Mrts.Whitehead, of \u2019 Sweetsburg, Mrs.Earle Marsh, ! ' of West Brome, Mrs.A.Gal-1 braith and Mrs.M.Roberts.Miss Bernadette Page and Dr.Arthur Page, of Montreal, spent a recent weekend with their ! ; parents, Mr.and Mrs.Erneist ! Page.Mr.and Mrs.K.C.George, of j Montreal, spent a weekend at their summer home here.Mrs.Clyde Whitman and Miss Bernice Armstrong, of Montreal, have been spending a holiday in town.Mr.and Mrs.Elton Bockus have left for London, Ont., where they will be the guests' of the latter\u2019s brother, Mr.Bob Crandall and Mrs.Crandall.Mr.and Mrs.Fayland Ladd and two children, Daphne and j George, of Grand\u2019Mere, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.James R j Armstrong.WING POWER ¦Windmills were used in the seventh century in Persia to help grind corn.\"DUSTY' OUJEtlS Americas Snohte&Y Nfcw Western Star ¦RODEO BOYS featured ooCoV'fc'i» * direct from the big WWVA RADIO JAMB0RFF OVU THI C6S RADIO NiTWORK FR' AUG.31 SHOW starts *t 9 p.m.to be followed by a big DANCE.Bus leaves Lansdowne Terminal at 8.30 p.m.Adm.$1.00\u2014Children 50c It\u2019s one of the best Western shows presented today.TONIGHT BISHOPTON MEMORIAL HALL Wed., Aug.29th \u2014 Knowlton Memorial Hall Thurs., Aug.30th \u2014 Scotstown Town Hall Friday \u2014 Aug.31st \u2014 Norton Drive-In, Norton, Vt.Sat., Sept.1st \u2014 Danville Town Hall Sun., Sept.2nd \u2014 White House Pavilion ERNIE LINDELL and his 'BORDER RHYTHMAIRS\" Watch C.H.L.T.T.V.Mon.\u2022 Wed.\u2022 Fri» from 6.00 to 6.30 p.m.2 HOUR SHOW: Comedy .Music \u2022 Pantomime \u2022 Beautiful Costumes \u2014 The Magic Black Lights and Variety.Doors Open at 8 P.M.\u2014 Show Starts at 8.30 P.M.Adm.$1.00 tax incl.Under 12 years, 50c, tax incl.VALE PERKINS\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Derrick Wilson, of Ottawa, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leverett Jewett and family.While here, they called on Mr.and Mrs.Richard Jones and Harry, and Mrs.Mary Ma-goon and family.Miss Cathy R.N., of Sweetsburg, was a guest of Mrs.Maurice Jewett and family.Mrs.Mary Miller and Mr.F.W.Perkins were in Lewiston, Maine recently.ORCHARD MANOR NURSING HOME Aged, Invalids and Bed Cases 24 hr.Nursing Service Moderate Rates 89a Drummond St.GRANBY \u2014 FR.2-5108 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Meadow Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.2-1355 \"The Furniture Store next to the Parking Lot* Before buying furniture visit us We have all types of furniture, at attractively low prices As we accept trade-ins, you will find many secondhand articles in excellent condition \u2022\tFURNITURE \u2022 WASHING MACHINES \u2022\tSTOVES * REFRIGERATORS \u2022\tACCORDIONS\t* B-H PAINT We Offer Easy Payment Terms, If Desired.SEALED i John s-Man ville COLORBESTOS SIDEWALL SHINGLES IH ju/n - SrRlAT'r, _ 0E5,gn Provide smart «xterior styling .never need paint to preserve them.For free folder\u2014see your nearest J-M dealer or write to Canadian Johns-Manville, Port Credit, Ontario.SEE YOUR NEAREST J-M DEALER B-MOI J.S.Mitchell & Go.Ltd.164 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.Standish Bros., Reg\u2019d.Phone 16-r-3 \u2014 Cookshire, Que.Colin C.MacPherson Reg\u2019d.Phone VI.3-3642 \u2014 Magog, Que.HORSE PULLING I CONTEST * AT BROME COUNTY FAIR GROUND TUESDAY, SEPT.4th starting at 10 a.m.ATTENTION HORSEMEN $500.00 in prize money, 4 ribbons in each das*.Silver trophy for best teamster.Donated by M.J.Blackwood.Weight of Team\t1 St\t2nd\t3rd\t4th Free for all \u2014\t$100.\t$60.\t$30.\t$10.3,000 lbs.and under\t$75.\t$40.\t$25.\t$10.3,300 lbs.and under\t$75.\t$40.\t$25.\t$10.For further information and\t\tentry\tforms.\t write\tor phone:\t\t\t M.J.BLACKWOOD HORSE DEALER and AUCTIONEER TEL.271 \u2014 KNOWLTON HELD OVER at FLAMINGO CABARET & 4?TV Sensations at Hotel Wellington MUSIC FOR YOUR LISTENING AND DANCING PLEASURE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SUNDAY.Cattail Dancing Every Saturday Afternoon from 2 p.m.to 5 p.m. YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN SEE THE SEE THE SEE THE HUNTING\u2019S DAIRY MILK YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN you can\tTel.LO.2-7122 tor delivery! ïnH\trlî!\t!!!\tDIFFERENCE\t-\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE îon\tri'i\tIHE\tDIFFERENCE\t-\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE\t-\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE Over8,000Kids Visit Local\tFair Sunny skies, only slightly overcast, promised to bring another bumper crowd to the fourth day of the Sherbrooke \u2014xhibition and further help to offset the substantial drop in attendance registered on Sunday when intermittent downpours kept many from the 71st annual show staged by' the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association.^ Early this morning, judging began for the 4-H Calf Clubs and in the heavy and light horse and Ayrshire cattle classes while judging of the Jerseys will start at three this afternoon.There will be racing and attractions before the grandstand this afternoon and another performance of the International Follies at eight this evening.Children's Day yesterday was-;-;- favored by the weatherman, with ' \"n,e Ann>' has on display an the sun shining throughout the in,erestln« array of firea™ DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE difference \u2014r ®je Citp Page SHERBROOKE, QlTEBEC, TUESDAY.AVGUST 28.19.S6.\t\u2019 ' You'll onjoy your holidays much more, I# you havo your clothing dry (loaned before leaving home.SEND YOUR SUMMER WEAR TO US THIS VERY DAYf THE CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKE LTD.Dial LO.9-2585 ¦'X day, although rain started late in the evening and continued through the night.An estimated 8.000 youngsters.including the Belgian 7,62 mm FN.automatic rifle recently adopted by each of the NATO countries, and a \u201cbazooka\u201d lying ¦ /-/onw I ncc Ai M/irilnullla Tire breakng out shortly after noon yesterday caused damage estimated at $85,000 to the feed mill, general store and residence ncuvy LObb HT morrinvilie \u2014 of Donat Chapdelaine at Martinville.The pict along with 8,133 adults crowded like a stove-pipe before a row of the grounds from early in the projectiles of all sizes.Most not-\t_\t_______________.___________ morning, the midway with its a[3ie among the armv exhibits is on ^ame* while the ruin* of the buildings are shown at the right, specially reduced pnees on the .rides proving the focal point for a ^mature range model of Camp the young visitors.\tValcartier, on which is deployed Yesterday's paid attendance a dinky-toy regiment, with its was up substantially from the armor, in a mock manoevre.mark of 6.938 on Monday of last\tRCAF has on exhibit an year, the cumulative attendance _________,\t.\t.\t.\t, for the first three days of the ?er0p,an* e\u201cgm«' al'ehcf ls,used to propel the North Star trans- picture at the left shows Sherbrooke firemen and Martinville volunteer* pouring water (Photo* By Studio Bretonl Martinville Feed Mill.Store.Home Gutted 1956 fair approximating 30,000 port planes.In front of the Navy | tent are two vicious-looking as compared with 35,000 a year ago\u2014the drop being due directly to the heavy rains of Sunday.,\t.,\t.| guns, whilst within the tent are Substantiating the early predic- life.si2e model& of a member of tions of the directors the live- ttle -woman\u2019s Naval Division and Mayor Challenges Powers Of Town Planning Board MARTINVILLE \u2014 (Special) Fire breaking out shortly afternoon yesterday destroyed the grain and feed mill, store, post office and residence on the pro- deslroved perty of Donat Chapdelaine lo most of their efforts on saving the nearby properties In addition to the buildings, all machinery and equipment and sixteen carloads of grain were The authority of the Town The Mayor said the aldermen, .\t.ro\t____, , .\t, .\t.catcd in the centre of this Comp- ,\t.\t.\t.\t.-\u2014 -\u2014\t1 '\t.s> a!: tlues- \"ere shirking their responsibil-, fon county village approximately stock and poultry entries this\ta frogn)ani standing\tbefore\ta\ttioned\tby Mayor Nadeau at\tlast\tltles\tby asking the Town Plan-\tmj]es\teas( 0f Sherbrooke.Da- year are substantially\tabove\tcoiorful diagram\tof\ta\tmodem\tnight's\tCouncil meeting.\tThe\tning\tCommission to rule on\tmagf\tjs\testimated in the viein- those of previous years, a\ttotal of\taircraft carrier\tMayor,\tobviously favoring\tthe\tsuch\ta thing.He said there wa.s\titv\tof\t' ^ lth(> \u201cme the Sher- .\t.\t,\t¦\t! VtwiAiro\to/v Jamrxn f nvrixron had been submitted them by the city fathers.of the construction.However In the evening men of the Pro- i Ald Carl camirand said he vost Corps appeared in a electri-1 made a similar request to city lying show of unarmed combat, ; counei] three weeks ago, to have jujitsu^to the civilian.\t|\tan apartment block built on the Each occasion was climaxed by : same street and the request was j a \u201cfeu de joie\u201d a staggered volley j turned down.He declared that from the rifles of the red-coated j if one request was turned down, j Van Doos, fired into the air with ! then anv others should meet the,' blank cartridges.\t! same fate.brooke detachment arrived.Realizing that it was impossible .\t( to save the Chapdelaine property Alu.Gênais said the Commis-j o1P Sherbrooke firemen under sion just studied the present | Director Percy Donahue and Lt.zoning by-law and if a certain j Arthur Lefebvre and the 40 vil-ty'pe of building was forbidden lagers under Robert Lessard and Continued On Page 5 Georges Belanger, concentrated A meeting was held some time ago to discuss the possibil j ities and problems of holding such a Forum.Another meeting is to he held Friday at 8.00 p.m.at the home | of Mr.and Mrs.J S MacKin Two Howick youths \u2014 RolUe Ness and Wayne McKell were selected to represent Quebec province in the Dominion wide junior judging competition to be held at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.Ness and McKell were selected at the provincial judging competition held yesterday in connection with the annual Sherbrooke Exhibition.In the Smine judging event, two Kamouraska boys.Hector (ration of livestock It was a slow, thorough process lasting all afternoon The result* of the competition were released early in the evening.The five best teams were a* follows: Howick.1003 pts.Roll!* Ness, 528, Wayne McKell, 505.Lcnnoxvillc, 1020 pts.Bob Bowers, 533, Bruce Bowers.487, Granby, 1003 pts , Real Boau- Claveau and Henri Cote, were 1,1,-y, 506, Pierre Bousquet, 407.the only entries, automatically becoming the choice of the province Nineteen teams competed in non, Ways Mills to make further ! ,he\tdivislon i,nd ,hp j>ln' 1 mrs were called on to judge plans.This meeting will be open to any persons or groups who may be interested.Those who have had experience in this work can make a special contribution.All officers of the Provincial Farm Forum Association, expect to be present, and this will afford both the officers and the people of these communities four breeds of cattle, four animals of each breed, each animal differing in quality.The teams were allowed about 20 minutes to make their decisions on the four animaLs of one breed.Clad in while, the competitors circulated slowly, prodding, stroking, contemplating, marking Believe Stolen Car Cause Of Windsor Hit-and-Run Death LEE M.WATSON & CO., Ltd.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Telephone LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Tel.LO.9-3910 or LO.2-8782 21\u201d TV General Electric Free Indoor Antennae and Legs O'Boyle & Pearce Repair Depot.1430 King St.W.We Repair All Make* .of T.V.WINDSOR MILLS.\u2014(Special) | \u2014 Napoleon St.Hilaire, 71, of RR2, Windsor Mills, died in St.Louis Hospital here late last evening, the victim of a hit-and-run incident at the McCourt curve, apparently involving a Vermont car stolen from a parking lot near the Sherbrooke Exhibition j grounds a short time earlier.St.Hilaire, accompanied by Mrs.Raoul Demers, was walking along the Windsor Mills-Rich-mond highway, about 10:40 last evening when they saw the car approaching.Mrs.Demers jumped over the guard rail, but St.Hilaire was crushed against the railing.He was taken to St.Louis Hospital suffering from a fractured skull and internal injuries and died a short time later, He had been carrying a flashlight at the time of the accident as a warning to passing motorists but this was not noticed by the driver of the speeding vehicle.A general description of the car given by Mrs.Demers leads police to believe that it might be one stolen from the parking lot j in Sherbrooke between 8 and 11:30 last evening, the theft of which was reported to Sherbrooke police at 12:05 a.m.today.The car stolen was a two-tone green convertible bearing Vermont license plates 76174.The coroner\u2019s inquest was formally opened this morning for identification purposes and postponed until a later date to permit police to continue their investigations.races judg- AT THE FAIR TODAY 1 p.m.\u2014 Grandstand, and attractions.3 p.m.\u2014Jersey cattle ing.8\tp.m.\u2014Grandstand performance.WEDNESDAY 9\ta.m.\u2014Jersey cattle judging.1\tp.m.\u2014 Grandstand, and attractions.2\tp.m.\u2014Grand parade horses and 4-H Club calves.3\tp.m.\u2014Grand parade of cattle.3.30 p.m.\u2014 Holstein cattle judging.7 p.m.\u2014Grandstand performance.9 p.m.\u2014Grandstand performance.races Flowers for the wedding ., .to set the beautiful mood of the occasion, .We\u2019U take charge of bouquets, bouton nieres, corsages, church dec orations.MILFORD\u2019S 143 Frontenac Street Tel.: LO.2-3757 NOW! A full-powered EAR-LtVU HEARING AID rNEW 4-tramitler 'Diplomat ONtr *115 WORN ENUREIY *T THE EAR! .9\tV.\u2018-.Slender, tinted, contoured to fit tnugly right at the ear! 10-Day Money-Back Guarantee.Easy terms.See it today.enjoy famous Zenith Quality! .¦' D,*SEl OfiiVE an opportunity to get better ac on their cards the.numbers of quainted.\ti ,hc animals in what they judged to be the order of quality, at the same time, making note of the reasons for their choice.This went on in absolute seriousness all morning.After lunch, the real experts took over.In the upper room of the Louis F.Codere Calf Club I building each competitor was I examined orally.A competitor j spent about 5 minutes with each expert.La Bale Du Febvre, 992 ptj., Yvan Prnulx, 490, Yves Proulx, 502.St.Armand.920 pts , Alfred Benoit, 452, Raymond VerhieT*, 468 Today decisions will be mad« on the granting of two provincial buraaries to enable studÿ at an agricultural college for sit months Head of the Provincial Department of Extension, J.E.Dube, was present at the event.This is the first year that the Calf Clubs of the province have been under provincial direction.Though entries in the cattle division were as numerous as usual, the entry of but one team, from Kamouraska, In tho swine judging was a disappointment to the officials.Entries in sheep judging have been none existant, for the past three yean*.The purpose of the calf judging competition, beside that of providing valuable experience in such matters, is t.o give deserving members of the clubs a chance to visit Sherbrooke\u2019s annual exhibition and to spend i With the young examinee seat, ed before him, the expert asked | some time here on the club\u2019s first of all for the reasons for expense The entire group r>f judgment made during the morn- forty were treated to the grand-ing.This was followed by general ; stand show last night and will questions concerning breeding, j remain at the Exhibition until vaccination, feeding and adminis-f Wednesday.u ecier tC ross Lid.149 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke GIGANTIC TV CLEARANCE SALE \" fc Children's Day At The Fair - BUDNING'S DRUG STORE set aside as Children\u2019* Day.The upper photo show* the kiddies sweeping over the midway while below David Gillam, 2Va tries out one of the tractor* on display.(Record photos by Gerry Lemay) 39 Wellington North Tel, LO.2-4773-Sherbrooka, Qua, WESTINGHOUSE 21\" 20 Tube \u2014 Toble TV Complete with Bose INSIDE ANTENNA Reg.$298.\tSALE SPECIAL *199 SOLD ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS\t \t Sjjccbtooke Daily Becotd Th* Oldest Daily in the District Established Ninth Day of February.U®7, with which U Incorporated the Sherbrooke Sazette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery In Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly, $19.60 per year.Mail subscription In Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 8 months $5.00, 3 months $2.79, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c: 2 to 3 mus old, 10c; up to 6 mos.old, 25c.\"Authorized as second class mall, Post Office Department Ottawa The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited of which Edna A.Beerwurth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wei ington Street North, In the City of Sherbrooke.Incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press, The Associated Press and Reuters TUESDAY, AUGUST 28.1956 Lets Form Book clubs for teenagers are thriving in the United States.Thousands of young television anjd comic book addicts, who previously read nothing outside the classroom, are now buying pocket books every month.What\u2019s more, they're reading them, too.Some people think this is a good sign, hut is it really?Is reading now such a quaint, archaic pastime that people must gather in clubs to keep it alive?It would he sad to see reading fall into the same category as croquet, philately, snail-catching and collecting cigar-bands.Not that there is anything wrong with these hobbies, or most hobbies for that matter.Every man to his own hobby.At one stage or another, almost every youngster collects things.A child\u2019s bedroom wall may be well lined with valuable gum-wrappers, glued to the wall by small wads of gum.Nor is it usually stark tragedy when the young man returns home after several years absence to find that his parents have taken the opportunity to sweep the entire collection into the trash can.A Club Earlier, this would have been condemned as the greatest act of vandalism since the Moslems burned the library at Alexandria.But that\u2019s how it goes.A man gains independence and loses a collection of gum wrappers.So much for gum wrappers.The point is that collecting gum wrappers is not a hobby for the masses.There is nothing difficult about the pastime; it just wouldn't catch the public fancy, that\u2019s all.The same goes for building model windmills from toothpicks.Both are minority pursuits.But no more than that there should be toothpick architecture clubs and gum wrapper clubs, should there be reading clubs.It's almost like starting a breathing club.Everyone goes in for breathing, so there is no need to seek out kindred spirits who share this same interest.It used to be, too, that everybody went in for reading.But now, though book and newspaper circulation figures are all rising, perhaps fewer and fewer people are reading more and more.A day may come when people who read are looked upon as a trifle eccentric.More Dog-Bites Interest in the relations of dogs to postmen, and vice versa, apparently has never been at a higher pitch.Just about every newspaper in Canada has editorialized on the subject, though there is no record to show whether all this talk has saved even one single postman from being bitten.Now along comes the Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Canada with a set of eight rules.We II spare you the facetious comments that could follow each rule and let you spend many s merry evening figuring out some for yourselves.Unadulterated, here are the eight rules: 1.\tAlways let a dog know you are approaching by not being too quiet.2.\tGrowls or barks are a challenge; accept them a* such and show no alarm.3.\tSudden or unexpected moves are likely to he misunderstood by a dog.4.\tSpeak to strange dogs in a confident, friendly voice, not sharply or scoldingly.5.\tAlways allow a dog to approach and let his nose aid him in forming his impressions.(This one has all kinds of possibilities!) 6 A dog should not be touched unless you have met him often enough to establish a friendship.7.\tMake all your movements natural; do nothing that might frighten him.8.\tA dog should be given the impression that your visit is perfectly proper.Ranch - Style Schools Perhaps there's a good reason that escapes us, but the modern trend toward one-storey schools leaves us just a little cold.Builders have always professed that it was less expensive to build up than out.Why then, in this day of need for great extension of our school facilities, are these great sprawling structures being built?Certainly, they're beautiful.Nobody will deny that.And all things being equal, if there was plenty of accommodation for all our children, we would be.the first to say \u201cMore power to them.Give them the best This And Ruth Millett, writing on the worn- i s page of the Record yesterday, wonders why more women don't «mile more.She lists occasions when a smile could make living easier.It\u2019s a good list, one which could be scanned profitably by the menfolk too.?\t-A:\t?Out in Vancouver, a man charged with possessing narcotics was sentenc- Those 'Inexhaustible Resources JACOBY On Bridge SOUTH TRADES LOSERS TO WIN Today's hand, used in a contest in England, illustrates a principle of play that few recognize at the table.When a ruff is dangerous in one suit, look for a way to transfer it to a safer suit.West opens the king of diamonds, and South wins with the ace.It seems at first glance that South must establish his clubs by ruffing, and that he must eventually give up a heart trick.Appearances are, however, deceptive South should begin by cashing the top clubs, and he should next ruff a low club with dummy\u2019s jack of trumps.If the missing clubs break 3-3, South can continue by drawing trumps and can eventually give up a heart trick.When East fails to follow suit on the third round of clubs, South must realize that his next club may very well be overruf-fed.If South gets back to his hand and ruffs another club in the dummy, East will overruff, and South will eventually lose a heart trick as well.South\u2019s correct play is to return to his hand with the ace of hearts and lead another club.Instead of ruffing in the dummy, however, declarer must discard the remaining heart from the dummy! 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