Sherbrooke daily record, 9 août 1960, mardi 9 août 1960

[" 455 up today Divorce blockade is over THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS THE WEATHER Partly cloudy this afternoon clearing this evening; cool; Wednesday sunny with increaing cloudiness during ihe afternoon and showers or thunderstorms beginning in (he evennig; warmer.Low-high 50 and 75.Established 1897.Price; SCents SHERBROOKE RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, I960 Sixty-Fourth Year OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 The divorce dam burst in the Commons Monday night.A backlog of 455 divorces w scheduled to flow unimpeded through the House today.Howard CCF Skeena .35-year-old British Columbia logger, and .Arnold Peters (CCF\u2014 Timiskam-ing), 38-year-old trade union organizer, lifted their five-month blockade against parliamentary divorces.Mr.Howard suggested that all divorce bills be allowed automatic passage at the hour set aside for such bills at 5 pm.today.But Mr.Howard made it clear he and his partner are prepared for more filibusters at future sessions if divorce cases from Quebec and Newfoundland \u2014 only provinces without divorce courts \u2014continue to he processed by Parliament: Mr.Peters suggested these five alter natives for divorce handling, in this order: Acceptance by Quebec and Newfoundland of their own divorce courts; establishment of a federal divorce court in the exchequer court; sole Senate handling without Commons involvement; Canadian d o m idle which would allow Quebec and Newfoundland j residents to seek divorces in ; other provinces; and recognition of divorces obtained in the United States.The first three alternatives were also proposed by M.Douglas Morton (PC \u2014 Toronto Dav- j enport), 44 - year-old lawyer, j But he added that no federal government would alienate itself politically by trying to force divorce courts on provinces which didn't want them.The CCF removed the blockade after the Commons rules committee recommended its own re - establishment at the next session to oil the machinery of parliamentary divorce.Get out Katanga Rii\".Horse meat in sausage fine firms OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 A total of 76 drug stores and 62 dairies or meat stores have been convicted1 and fined for offences against the Food and Drug Act since \u2022\u2022-e -?-.1 li&fe.?W, f'ik -T èt m , V fayisw cleared to move in troops UNITED NATIONS \u2014 (CP) *\u2014 The Security Council early today voted to clear the way for the UN force in the Congo to move into Katanga province.The action came at 4 a.m.on .suned that the security of Bel- W M K IN THU SUN There are many tilings which young folk like to do, especially young ladies, and one of them is to go for a scamper, or in this ease, a crawl, in the sun.Mis.s Alexandra council, with France and Italy j gian civilians in Katanga \u201cwould |\u2018 Tweedie\" Reid, daughter of Mr.and Mrs R.J.Reid, 413 London Street, Sherbrooke, is no exception.And at the ago of one year, there arc a great many new and Interesting things to sec! (Record Photo), anv hi a See \u201cWay Now\" Page 5 i I 4 j abstaining.The council had been he maintained wilhou in «'ssion since noon Monday.A joint resolution of Tunisia atid Ceylon was adopted calling on Belgium to withdraw her ! troops from Katanga at once.Hammarskjold, however, told the Russians; \u201c1 do not believe ! personally that we help the Con j golese people by actions in which Africans kill Africans or Congo-Te.se kill Congolese and I hat will remain my guiding principle in the future.\" GRAVE WARNING Hammarskjold, wiio told the To invade-Lumumba LEOPOLDVILLE.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Premier Patrice Lu mumba said today his fledgling Congo Army and troops of other African Countries will invade Katanga province to free it from the Belgians.\u2022\u2019The whole government will go to Katanga, and if the Belgian- will shoot, we will be turned Mondaj night from a two-week tour of North America and in opposition to l.umba\u2019s lender-ship.Belgian sources said separatist m o v e m o n I s were growing in Kasai province In (he east and in Equator province to the northwest Kasha mura said troops of the HEAVE-HO! Hauling a big bass drum is a two-man job, at least for two the size of young Paul world body Monday that a solu-jlvappy to die for the country,\u201d tion of the Congo crisis \u201cis a | Lumumba told a press confer' question of peace or war,\" fence.planned to return to the Congo j Sonic 40 Congolese present j late tonight.He had flown here applauded wildly, fast weekend to convene the | The premier refused to discuss i special Security Council meeting : the move on Katanga further ! when Katanga authorities i Katanga officials who went to ' seemed certain to make good the United States for the Security i their threat to oppose the entry j Council debate said their 4,OIK) ! of UN soldiers by ¦ force.\t! native troops could handle a ny Hoping to calm fears of the troops Lumumba sent.K: tanga go v e rnment that the : EXPULSION ORDERED and Guy Marcotte.4 and 6 respectively.These prospective members of the Sherbrooke Harmony N u-ouW not lake side in ils! A few hours before Lumumbas Jan.1, 2959, Health Minister ; Band were on hand last night to lend asaistanco under the watchful eye of their father, Marcel Mar- ! dispute with the centra l Congo press conference, hi* government Monteith informed the Commons Monday.Nearly all the fines against drug stores were for selling certain drugs without a prescription.Most of the fines against dairies and meat firms were for adulterating butter and sausage.Ducharme Dairy, St.Louis de Bonsecours, Que., was fined $1;-400 for producing and marketing butter containing a fat other than milk fat.Seven meat firms were fined for putting horse meat in their -sausages without saying so on the label, The seven firms, all situated in Quebec, were fined sum-s ranging from $10 to $450.The firms; Paul St.Jean of St.Simon-; Romeo Landreville, Magog; Federal Packing Inc., Magog; Leo Aubry, St, Wenceslas; Waiter J.Vincent, Shawinigan; Salaison Boi-sselle, Drummondville; and DeCharette and Frere, Shawini-gan eotte, acting director of the Band at the summer evening concert on Portland Square.(.Record photo by Gerry Lemay).the Laotian Army, a powerful influence in- the kingdom's politics.The leader of the coup was named in \"reports as Capt Kong Le, commander of the Second Paratroop Battalion in Vientiane, The coup was completed in-six -hours.The captain issued a decree ordering all Laotian military personnel to \u201cclose ranks\u201d to fight communism and corruption.Observers in other Far East capitals- said the revolutionary leader apparently is pro \u2022 West and was unlikely to alter the for- Denies he\u2019s dead ei§n p°;icy of tflsa=-| -mated in Beverly Hills).After I six months, 1 was hoping they would arrest a new suspect.\u201d Ocean\u2019s It was premiered here last week with the aid of the Frank Sinatra clique that ap-| pears in it.The performers appear onstage as a group or singly, though set-! dom is one allowed to finish a ' number.They are interrupted by off-stage comments or perform-css flitting by.Many jokes ane made about Sammy Davis Jr.'s |race (Negro) and religion (Jew-ish) and the derivation of Dean ^ Martin and Çinatra (Italian), BARN5 TON \u2014 Miss C.J.Cameron and Miss M.H.Oxley, St.Lambert were recent weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.1.D.Harrison and Mr.and Mrs.G.Harrison at llarrisonholm Farm.Mr, and Mrs.L.Darling, of Boston.Mass are guests of Mr, and Mrs.Freeman Sutton at The Cubby Hole Bacon's Bay, Lake Massawippi.Sherbrooke\u2019s Diamond Jubilee HIBÏÏ Evening of Aug.26th to Evening of Sept.1st inclusive VANCE SALE OF ADMISSION TICKETS IS NOW IN PROGRESS: ^ for the price of TWO Regular: SI.50 value for SI.00.YES .THREE TICKETS FOR $1.00 TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: - Maurice Parsons \u2014 1071 Prosnect St.Lucien Lachance \u2014 615 Parc St.Gaudiase Drouin \u2014 169 Brewster St.Restaurant Olivier \u2014 20 Wellington North.J.A.Laforest \u2014 415 Alexandre St.(Restaurant) Gilles Bégin.(Codère Ltée) \u2014 30 Wellington North.Sherbrooke News \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 154 Wellington North Rosaire Latendre \u2014 895 Belvedere South.J.Nichol & Sons Reg'd \u2014 135 Queen St., Lennoxville Chez Normand \u2014 189 Parc St.(restaurant) Eugene Demers \u2014 840 Belvedere South.Sherbrooke J.A.Pariseau \u2014 71 King East (restaurant) Lionel Houde \u2014 322 Queen North (restaurant) Maurice Pariseau \u2014 218 Dufferin (restaurant) A.Bsrard \u2014 365 King East (store) Park Fruit Store \u2014 9 Parc St.A.C.ROSS MANAGER E LAMONTAGNE SEC.-TREAS.RICHMOND HILL \u2014 Mr.and .Mrs.Peter Nkorochid | and children Edgar Michael, Lise j and Diane of Hamilton Ont., were j reaenf week-end guests of Mas-11er Kgar Micheal\u2019s Godmother Mrs.George MacKenzie and Mr.MacKenzie.Mr.and Mrs Charles Recfburn and daughter Mary of Lachine were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Healy While visiting the former's brother Mr.Gordon Red-burn and Mrs.Redburn in Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.Sa,muet Blais were visiting Mrs.Blais\u2019 mother.Mrs.A.Roy at St.Rose.Mr.George MacKenzie was in Danville recently attending the funeral of the lale Mr.Elmer Hutton Mr, and Mrs.Sam Jones and family of Waterloo are spending their holidays' with Mr.and Mrs.Wilburt Smith and Mr.Gordon Sm ifh.Mr.Weibe Van de Wat recently received the new of the death of his father-in-law, Mrs.By BOB THOMAS LAS VEGAS, Nev.(AP)\u2014How is business in this sun-and-sin capital?Just fair, but there's panic.Summer is traditionally the j busy season along the glittering strip of resort hotels.The glitter is stilt there, but action is not i as lively as some operators would hope Touring families aren\u2019t flocking into town as much as in past summers.Some local figures | fear the reason may be a feeling i of the public that there is more sin than sun.Many customer- are looking j for bargains.Trade is light at I the dinner shows ($6 up), brisk i for the midnight shows ($3 mini-, mum ).Two or three casinos have been flirting with insolvency.But offi-Jcials believe things will pick up.They -see salvation in cor.ven-| (ions, ihat American institution of mass frolic., The big hotels are building con-j vention facilities to supplement , the massive arena near the strip.And the campaign to sell La.-! Vegas continues unstinted.RAISE EYEBROWS Five hotels even co-operated with filming of Ocean\u2019s 11, which robbed' of millions.Among the scenes that raise outsiders\u2019 eyebrows: Red Skelton being denied more credit to lose at the tables: the siherriff going in cahoots with an underworld figure to recover the luot.\"But any publicity is goof for j the town,\u201d said one official.\"I used to cringe every time the paper?mentioned Bugsy Siegel Successful tea and sale held by Marbleton W.A.MARBLETON \u2014 The annual | tea, ice cream social, food and ; gift sale held1 by St, Paul's Wom-lan\u2019s Auxiliary in the church halt was most successful.The tea table was centred with sweet peas and baby\u2019s breath in silver holders and tea was served at small tables arranged with nasturtiums and ! mint in silver vases.Pourers 1 were Mrs.George Robins, Mrs.Worth Bishop and Mrs.Stanley Mulcahy.The Marbleton branch had ] charge of the home made cooking.Mrs.Clifford Weyland looked after the gift table and Mrs.R.W.f.Thorr.cloe served the ice cream.In charge of the afternoon tea : were Mrs.Walter Masked, Mrs.| Robert Pudden.Mrs.Richard Thorr.cloe and Mrs.William Heth-: erington, GET CHECKUP IF APPETITE LOSS CAN\u2019T BE EXPLAINED By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN M.O.While an observant member of a household, with suggestions from an experienced housewife, can usually figure out the why and wherefore of appetite whims, there are seme occasions when medical consultation is required.For examp e, it\u2019s bad judgment to rely wholly on self-diagnosis and home treatment if appetite loss ( anorexia i continues- for more than a few days without obvious explanation If, as a re-ult of anorexia, there is rapid or slowly progressive loss in weight, have a checkup On the other hand, a tremendous increase in appetite (bulimia j also ma> require professional attention.Exemplifying this a ravenous appetite that simply cannot be appeased may be an early manifestation of the sugar sickness (diabetes melilitus).Hunger that comes\u2019 on between meals or at bedtime, or that wakens a person from sleep, may be occasioned by an ulcer of the stomach or the first portion of the small intestine (duodenum).Sometimes, great hunger is accompanied b y tremendous thirst (polydipsia).When great hunger and thir.-.are combined, il's almost a sure sign of diabetes, especially if there\u2019s no gain in weight proportionate to the amount of food and drink that's consumed.The combination of all three symptoms (bulimia, polydipsia and failure to gain, or loss of.weight) demands imme\u2019diate medical consultation since delay may lead to severe complications, especially diabetic acidosis and coma.The last of the appetite disturbances to which [ want, to direct your attention is that in which the person, usua'ly a child or a disturbed adult, develops a craving (pica) for some strange substance like wallpaper, plaster, crayons or the enamel paint of j a crib.Indeed, before manufacturers omitted lead fr-o-m articles handled (by children, lead poisoning W'as frequently encountered in youngsters- who couldn't resist a diet of crayons and1 the enamel of their cribs.While pica is usually a passing phase of no importance in the developing child, it's a sign that 1 requires investigation when it appears in (he adult.I hope you never see it in any of the grown- ' ups in your household.But if it j turns up, better arrange for a visit, to your doctor.Chartier Auto Spring Enr.SPECIALTY wntai aiigntnani ana wnati Balancing on a\u20191 tup»» of vatilciai Ham yaui apnnga chackaO now.If thay ara too low or too aott All ear» fully inagrad whila In our caro.Rapid guarantied aarvica.Offica: LO 24833 Re»., LO.93108 180 GALT W ELDON F.McGEE Now York Lifo Imuranco Co Accident A Sickntt» Protec tion.Major Madical, Ufa Insurant*.Group or individual.Tal.But.: LO.9-5103 Rai.: LO.9-1518 SHAVER REPAIRS Estimait» - Work Guaranteed Cords and Heads in Stocks ROSS-BIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD 183 Fronfenac Sherbrooke TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St., West, (in basement) LO.24334 SHERBROOKE NEWPORT, VT.STANHOPE The Ox Bow Gilt Shop Gifts for all occasions English Bone China Costume Jewellery Canadian Handicrafts Stanhope (Route 22) VI.9-3569 Hearing Aids of Quality Subsidiary ot Motorola Low Prices.No duty to Canada.Office, Sat., or by appointment EARL MORROW 194 INDIAN POINT Newport, Vf.Tel.1-1028W Certified Hearing and Audiologist.MAGOG NOW AVAILABLE IN MAGOG Coin operated-self service LAUNDRY Open 24 hours a day Wash 25c (8 lb.family size load) Dry 10c 10 Minute Tumble Dry Corner of St.Patrice & Ste.Catherine LA PATRIE remaining for a holiday are Miss Ann Silver, of Ottawa, and Mr.|Sydney Smith, of Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.George Hartwell and son, Michael, of Watcrville, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Cameron Oborne at their sum-Imer cottage at Three Lakes.Mr.and Mrs.Mervi-n Fleck and family, of St, Catharines.Ont., are visiting Miss Margaret Brill, Mr.Fred Brill and other relatives.LUMBER All new and well-planed.Planks, 2x4, etc.Buy direct from mill at better price and save.Viateur Pepin Lumber La Patrie, Tel.50 -her uncle.Mr.C.H.Farrar, and family.-Rodney and Diane Doyle, of Magog, have spent two \u2022weeks with their grandmother.Mrs.Arthur Galbraith, and Mr.Galbraith.EAST HEREFORD \u2014 The baked ham supper in Hereford Church hall was a decided success socially and financially.Miss Delma Clark is spending her vacation at the home of Mr.and Mrs.B.Bolton.Van dor Wat who is at présent visiting relatives in Holland, had-only arrived home a couple of weeks previous to her father\u2019s dealh.Miss Licite Jeanscn of Granby is spending a week's holiday with her parents Mr.and Mrs.Omcr Jeanscn, ULVERTON \u2014 Mr.and- Mrs.Warren Spauld- 1 in-g and son, of Toronto, Ont., are the guests of Mr.B.D.Waterhouse.Mr, and Mrs.Charles Hardy, 1 have returned home after spending a week at Selby Lake.Mfss Marjory Dunn spent a week with Mr.and Mrs.Rod-1 ney Duffy and 1'ami \\ at Dauby.Mr.ard Mrs.John Harriman \u2018 visited Mrs.E.Willey, a patient ! in Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Johnston and family, of Rhode Island, are j guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.Smith ! and family.RICHMOND \u2014 Miss Alice Larochelle has returned from the Sherbrooke Hos-1 pital, where she was a patient, j Mrs.Renza Bertalot and children.of Montreal, are spending a few days with Mrs.J.A.Smith.Mr.and Mrs.P.E.La-patme, of Montreal, were also guests, having brought their son to Bible Camp at Richmond.Mrs.1\u2019Estrange, of Montreal, is spending a few days with MELBOURNE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.James Wood.Iheir son and friend.Mrs.Eleanor Weller, and Miss Mary Dunn, of Montreal, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.! G.W.Ewing.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Hayward have returned from Amherst, | N.S., after visiting Mr.and Mrs Douglas Rijsley and their brothers and sisters in surrounding places.Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Ewing ! have returned1 from a motor trip! through Vermont.Mr, and Mrs.Clifford Moore i and son John, of Ormstown.: were weekend guests of Mrs.J.W.Gillin, Other guests who are > SOUTH STUKELY \u2014 Mr, and Mrs.C.Langlois and three children, have moved to Brooklyn, N.Y., where they will reside.Mrs.R.Plinn is .-pending her holiday with Mr.and Mrs.I.Ord and family in Sawyerville.Mr.M.Plinn is spending several weeks at -the same home, Mr, and Mrs.Herman Page have been spending (heir holidays motoring in the New England States.PIONEER CHURCH St.John\u2019s Church at Lunenburg.VS., was founded: by royal charter in 1754.ENJOY THE FINEST AT THE NANKIN are 2637 King W.\u2014Sherbrook* Plenty of parking space.We specialize in \"TAKE-OUT ORDERS\" 131st Annual BEDFORD FAIR 3 full days of entertainment tor the whole family.AUGUST 12th-13th-14th \u2022\tT.GREEN MIDWAY \u2022\tGASTONI GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS featuring : The Nickling Bros.\u2014 The Cycling Kirks \u2014 BILL STONE and Educated Dogs and Monkeys.\u2022\tBands in attendance Saturday and Sunday afternoons.\u2022\tBINGO FRIDAY NIGHT in the Arena Come One .Come All .to the Bedford Fair ; Drawing for 1960 Chevrolet Bis-I cayne August 14th in the effer-1 noon.I Tickets: $1.00 each.Available from any director of the fair board and associates.Horse Show and Cattle Parade in the Arena Saturday night and ; Sunday afternoon in front of the ; grandstand.- Horses judged August 12th and 13th.! Cattle Judged August 13th.lipr Calf Club August 13th.P The 1960 BROME FAIR SEPT.3-4-S-6 GREEN S MIDWAY 9 HORSE-PULLING CONTEST \u2014 SATURDAY ALL DAY \u2014 SEPT.3rd.KNOWLTON BAND IN ATTENDANCE GASTONIS GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS EVERY AFTERNOON & EVENING., HORSE RACES SEPT.4 - 5 - £ Whatever you may be doing Sept.3 - 4 - 5 - 6, Se Sure Not To Miss The BROME FAIR l ML DEPARTMENT - OFFICIALLY P1 JT L 'OIL IT WAS THE H f!RST 1 IDEA THAT OCCURRED O ME.r 5iR.r.r \u2019 V C- SURE.\" WARN M [_A\\D v V - A PANIC!' » y THAT '¦*5,.MANAGED TO OVÏRHEAR MJ57 CP T.iE K CONVERSATION THEN WE DISCOVERED HE WAS 5ù:N3 WATCHED, AND SHOCK OUR MSN! THEV CHECKED ON ThE MORT,CAN, &LT SOUND NOTHIN^ TO L N< HIM WITH A PLOT TO ÜNOïRMUE JAP-.S.RELAT'DNi HMM-.THAT'rt CONVERSATION Puzzles me sut idunno HOW IT COULD INVOLVE V0 case: > JCK IS WITH L5, SUMO! A LOCAL PA_M)LY JUST SCHEDULED A FUMERAI MORN I CAN ADMIT THIS SITUATION EXISTS SO VOIR MEN TRAILED THE SUSPECT -O An undertaker INI THE VIUASE OF HIKAWA T IDIOT PROTECT r TOO EAR: OUR CAR' MAY NOT ARRIVE S'-THEN! FIND AN WOULD PUBLIC.' fc V.LMUS.WARN s T ! DUBLK THAT FROM 3 TO4 P.M., EACH DAY\u2014ALL OUR MACHINE : CO CRAZY// ! I ^*L MAT 10MAL 7 VWAtL^APCR & PAINT*/ ytlHITtB/ fîfCnr/iffliiïtf (t$\trî)crl)t*ooÎ5E ÎDatli» lÀccorb THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Tl ESDAY, AI G.9.19CH \u201cSherbrooke\u2019s Leading Dairy' SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 LO.S-tSIS Magog fracas ROAD MISHAP NO ACCIDENT MAN BEATEN HIT BY CAR Despite six-month deficit Discount is boosted A 23-year-old Magog man who was reported to have been struck by a car Sunday night on the highway near Magog and was unable to give police any details of the accident, was actually beaten-up, then purposely struck with a car, it was learned today.Claude Boucher, of 5 St.Luc Street is in La Providence Hospital with a broken leg and multiple contusions, but his condition is satisfactory, hospital authorities said this morning.He was beaten up by four men after spending part of the evening at a Magog bar.The beating apparently took place outside the bar, then Boucher was taken about three-quarters of a mile from town, dumped, and struck with a car.Provincial Police are investigating.r on is electricity bills By PAT BOUGIE (Record Staff Reporter) C ouncil lasl night boosted thr discount tale on all monthly electricity bills from live pei cent even though « report from city treasurei Oliviei Routhier showed RENE MONTY Lennoxville municipal court judge Rene Monty Lennoxville law-, Alter semencing Judge Red.yer, has been appointed mun|ci-.mond Ha reminded Marois pal court judge for the mumci- ,hal.the jail terms would run pahty of Lennoxville, it was an- consecutively if the fines were nounced today.\tnot paid and the jatter asscrted that he would get the monev.Hit hard on three court counts A Deauville man received a total of $100 in fines and had hi.s driving permit suspended for one year when he appeared in District Court on three charges yesterday.Gilles Marois was fined $25 and costs or 15 days in jail and had his permit revoked for one year on the first charge of driving without a permit, S25 and costs or 15 days in jail on the second charge of having liquor in the car and $50 and costs on a charge of criminally negligent driving.MAYOR.MPI\u2019 MEET \u2014 Mayor Armand Nadeau (left) officially made known to Sherbrooke l ib eral MPP.Louis-Philippe Brousseaii the city's plans for widening King Street West between Jacques Cartier Boulevard and Bourque Boulevard.City Cmituil hopes to receive a grant from the provincial government for the execution of the vvnrk.\t(Record Photo by Gerry Eeniay).Brousseau at council meeting Provincial government may help in King West widening project Mr.Monty's law career began in 1940 at McGill University but was interrupted bv World War II.Beginning again in Ottawa in 1953, he graduated from the University of Ottawa law faculty in 1956 and became a member jcipal of the High School.Mrs.of the Province of Quebec Bar, H.Montgomery, has announced the following year.\tI the pass list of Grade Ten.Since that time he.has prac- !\t*W(> t0P-nanking students ¦ tised in Sherbrooke.\t¦ 'vere Miss Lyndall Clark, 83.1% He replaces Richard Crepeau ' anr* Melissa Bowen, 69.7%, of Sherbrooke as municipal court/°!*owec* by Miss Jane Hopcraft, Grade X Results At North Hatley NORTH HATLEY - The prim judge.Winston Knapp and Gary Young, in alphabetical order.Woman is struck by U.S.auto in Lennoxville A Deauville woman is in satisfactory condition in Hotel Dieu Hospital after being struck by1 a car in Lennoxville about 5:15 last nrghJit.Mrs.Ozea Cote, 53, was walking along Queen Street when she.was struck by the oar driven by William Harrison Triplet of New Hampshire.She was taken to hospital by Bishop's ambulaanee and required several stitches to close lacerations.BRIEFLET5 Sentence \u2018suspended for mirror theft A Sherbrooke youth w as ordered to pay $25.57 damages for the theft of a car mirror or spend a week in jail when he appeared before Judge Redmond Hayes in District Court yesterday.Julien Brulcau pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing the mirror on August 7th but received a suspended sentence because he did not possess a criminal record.Sherbrooke Liberal MPP.Louis-Philippe Brousseau last night was officially advised of the city's plan lo widen King Street West from Jacques Cartier Boulevard to Bourque Boulevard.Mr.Brousseau attended last night's council meeting when plans were discussed for the $840,000 project, for which the Sherbrooke MPP said the provincial government would be interested in paying a share.The plan entails a 12,700-foot distance which would include four lanes.Width of the four lanes together with the shoulders would be 100 feet.Actual width of the paving would be 66 feet.At present Immunization clinics are set A Child Health and Immunization Clinic will be held from 2.00 to 3.00 p.m.: Wednesday.August 17th., United Church.Lennoxville.Thursday, August 18th, St.Peter\u2019s Church Hall.width of the paving is 36 feet.Five-foot wide sidewalks would also be built.Work would consist of a 12-inch excavation with six inches of gravel fill.The paving would consist of a one and one-half inch thick coat of bituminous concrete.Expenditures would he subdivided as follows: Purchasing of land: $36,000.Excavation: $75,000.Gravel: $70,000.Soil compaction: $6,500.Drainage: $54,280.Paving: $128,700.Various expenditure $265, 010.Properly damage: $5,500.Administration of construction: $46,400.Sum for the unexpected: $100,810.Sherbrooke County W.I.quarterly meeting, Town Hall, Len-noxville, Wed., Aug.10th, 2.00 p.m.Vegetable contest.Dr.A.C.Hill will be absent from his office August 15th to 23rd incl.WATSON & FU LIER LTD.INSURANCE Fire.Automobile, Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Telephone LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Tel.LO.2-1321 or LO.2-8782 Wedding takes back seat New mental hospital 5 companies to work; clinic p!ans are made Construction of the new Pavillion St.Georges mental hospital will be undertaken by five Sherbrooke companies, it was announced yesterday afternoon at a press conference by John Dunn, new president of the corporation.Mr.Dunn has taken over as ,.president of the corporation i ^lal° benefit from trealment.from Sherbrooke lawyer Maurice The companies who will com-Delorme who recently resigned, pletc the building are: Vincent Denis Rene, Sherbrooke busi- Freres, R.E.Stewart Construc-nessman, has been appointed to ! Don Corporation, Stanislas Gron-fill the vacancy in the hoard of din Ine., J.M.Jeanson Ltee , and directors.\tj Newton Construction Ltd.Mr.Dqnn also announced that | All the subcontracts, said Mr.two floors, with space for 200 ; Dunn, will be awarded by tend-beds, will be reserved for ¦ er.patients who will have imme- ;\tnew company, formed late -lasl month will be known as the de St.jthier to the city irgisteieH « $ Hft.O yea i The new rate becomes effective October 1.The Mayor also suggested the possibility that the discount rate could be boosted sometime next year to what it was a few years ago 10 per | cent.At present the discount rate is etiective for 15 da.'s from the date the lulls are issued.It was mayor Armand Nadeau who proposed the increase in the discount rate Center Ward Al ! derman Marcel Savard seconded j the mayor's motion.Council voted unanimously m favor of the boost.The increase in the discount rate will represent a $12,000 loss of revenue for the city this y ear.'We lowered the discount rate gradually from 10 to three per cent.May be we can bring it back up the 10 per cent gradually,\" the mayor said.Over a one-year period the two per cent increase would re present a $48,000 revenue loss to the city.BIG DEFICIT City treasurer Olivier Roulhier reported the largest deficit yet lor the city after six months of operations, but is optimistic that the city will end up with a surplus at the end of the year.The I960 'budget provisions estimated the surplus at the end of this year at $600.This would indicate that with the $12,000 loss of revenue the city will ox perience this year because of the discount increase it will register a deficit al Ihe end of the year of $11,400.\"I still Ihink that the eily will end the year with a surplus because of increased revenue and less expenses during the next six months,\u201d Mr.Routhier told Hie Record following the council meeting.In his report, Mr.Routhier pointed oui that during (hr firsl six months of operations in 1958 (he eily had registered a $262,-089.35 deficit and ended the year with a $16,267.37 surplus.He showed fhal the same occurred I in 1959.The first six months of ; 1959 showed a $237,607.8 deficit ; but at year\u2019s end (he city ended i up with an $11,381.65 surplus.Mr.Routhier explained why Ihe city is always in the red after the first six months of opera delivit riming the lust six months of operations this (ions as follows \u2018The upkeep of streets and sidewalks during the first six | months of the year are done at a j 5 per cent cost to the eily and I the census revenues (landowners.tenants, poll taxes etc.) are tabulated only after the first six months of operations, These revenues amount lo $525,000.''The extra $100.000 deficit ns ! compared to the deficits of other years is attributable to an ex ponditure of $185,000 in the elec trieity department while the rev Plus extra expenditure was spent on the installation of new lines The debt service also increased by $20,000 over the previous years \"It is practically impossible at Hus point to predict the net re suits for the end of the year.However, it eouneil members or dor the various department heads to follow the budget ns closely as possible, 1 believe that the city will not only make the hiidgotary prevision of a $600 .surplus come true but that the e nues increased by only $85,000 surplus will be even higher'' The City's Business Identical meter bids draw alderman's ire The ease of the identical watt hour meter lenders is back.One alderman last nigbl attacked those who submitted identical tenders once again The citv had called tender- on 4(H) watt hour meters week.This week four lasl months age lenders were the same.Each company submit , \u201e\u201e\tcompanies (cd t^njers of $21.70 per meter replied.I hey were ( ainulian1 Richmond man an visit to P.E.I.sees end of slaying suspect search FORGET ANYTHING?JIGGS is just about ready to go on vacation \u2014 with you.He doesn't want you t° miss a single day of BRINGING UP FATHER.So why not call LO.9-3636 and have the Sherbrooke Daily Record and Maggie and Jiggs \u2014 delivered »o your vacation address.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD 119 Wellington St.North LO.9-3636 * Sherbrooke \u2022 A Richmond man, Arnold Healy, who went down to Summerside, Prince Edward Island last weekend, discovered that the wedding festivities he had gone to had to take a back seat to the climax of a dramatic manhunt which ended successfully Sunday.Mr.Healy was with his parents attending the wedding of Neil Bennett of Lennoxville to Miss Sarah Elizabeth Wood-side, of Summerside.According to Mr.Healy, RCMP officers and their dogs involved in the search were quartered near the motel in which they were staying, about 14 miles from Summerside.Sunday, the RCMP dog Ship, a German Shepherd, and his trainer, Const.W.L, Davis, of Charlottetown, flushed Andrew Alfonso Arsenault, aged 15, from a barn where he had been hiding.Arsenault was taken into custody and charged with Claim damages for $164,415 A damage suit for $164,415 has been filed against a Sherbrooke motorist for injuries received last year in a traffic accident by a 19-year-old girl.The father of the girl, Leon Hamel, claimed that his daughter Micheline had her left arm amputated as a result of the accident.Driver of the ear was Ronald Marcoux.23.170 Chartier Street, Sherbrooke.The police report showed that in the early morning of August 19.\t1959.Marcoux\u2019s car in which the girl was a passenger went out of control and crashed off the road.By NICK POWELL (Record Staff Reporter) murder in connection with the fatal shooting July 31, of Joseph Tillman Gallant, 41-year-old Abram\u2019s Village farmer.Abram\u2019s Village is about 16 miles from Summerside.Mr.Healy drove down to Summerside last Friday and when he arrived he discovered the people agog with talk of the manhunt, one of the biggest in Canada\u2019s smallest province.When Mr.Healy.approached the officer in charge of Ship, and asked permission to take their photograph, Const.Davis refused politely, saying that after three days in the woods, he was not presentable.However, he permitted a picture to be taken of the dog.Arsenault managed to hide from RCMP and other searchers for a week but surrendered quietly when approached by the constable and the dog.He was armed with a .22 rifle.The youth managed to live off food from vacated homes in the area after police warned the residents that the armed boy was stiil free.Many went to stay with friends and relatives until the hunt came to an end.Police said the boy appeared in good condition despite his ordeal.Gallant, a well-liked farmer, was shot through the head while he slept with his wife and six year-old daughter.The killer had built a crude platform to reach the first floor bedroom of the Gallant farm home, then shoved a rifle through the screen and fired.The police dog.Ship, one of three brought in by the Moun-tiies.picked up a scent and followed a trail to a barn on the property of Elmer Gallant.RCMP inspector Arthur Argent, brought in from Truro for the search, said the dense hush where the youth held out made a sweep search impossible.The search centred in a four-mile arc north of Abram\u2019s Village where most of the residents farm.j Cie de construction ' Georges dc Sherbrooke, The 200-bed, two-floor section of the hospital, said Mr.Dunn, Will form the psychiatric clinic of the 1,100-bed hospital.This decision follows the requests made by members of the Sherbrooke medical profession to the newly-elected provincial government.This special section of the hos pital will be staffed by specialists and will become one of the best of its kind in the province.Actual construction and completion of the hospital, he concluded is expected to take between two and a half and three years.IMAM* 'ÜP1' è) 1' If | ?If V W ¦ Is set free, but must leave town A tall, hulking youth \"from i the Maritimes\u201d was given his ! freedom on condition that he I leave town after he appeared in District Court, before Judge Red-: mond Hayes yesterday.Wilfred Welton, who was arrested early on the morning of August 6, told Judge Hayes that ! he had been arrested once be-j fure in the Maritimes on a similar charge of disturbing the peace.He added that alcohol seemed to be the root of all his troubles to which Judge Hayes replied that it seemed to have meant trouble for him in more than one way this time as be had re ceived a beating at the hands of the man he assaulted before being arrested.The defendant was sporting » black eye to verify this.H's a combine,\u201d Alderman Everett Nicol said, \"You will never make me believe this is honest.\u201d * * * City officials have appointed two technical advisors for the valuation offices.Names of the two men were not made public.* * * I\u2019lans for the proposed Olympic \u2022 sized swimming pool lo he built in Victoria park were presented to council last night by engineer Georges Cote.Estimates of thr Cote plans were not made available Iasi night.However It was learned thal ihe building which would house the pool would be made out of renient bricks while on the outside would he a restaurant and wading pool.Last year, council voted $75,000 for the construction of Ihe pool.* « « Council will not allow Yale Knlerpn/.es, of Montreal, owners cole Richmond.Three brothers, 0{ |(,r .shopping center on King Ernest and Alec of this town and j street.to use Lomas Sired as * Haul of St.Jerome, Que., a sis- ; commercial cxil.1er Florence (Mrs.John Mironji \"Lomas street tone of the Montreal, and other relatives.streets which bound the shop Mr.Dancause, while engaged j ping center) is residential and as voluntary fireman was injured wj|| remain so,\u201d Alderman Ever five years ago.When the E.F.General Electric, Codcrc Limit ed.Northern Electric and Ross Biron Electric.The same thing happened as happened six Wilfœd Dancause Richmond resident dies RICHMOND Wilfred George Dancause, highly-respected citi zen of this town, son of the lalo Mr.and Mrs.George Dancause, passed away suddenly at St.Vin cent dc Haul Hospital in .Nhrr brookc on Sunday.Member of the Richmond Fire Department for many years and; employee of the Dyson and Arm strong Garage for thirty years, j Mr.Dancause leaves to mourn! hi.s loss his wife, the former Emelinc Vigor, three children, | Pauline (Mrs.Lawrence Wilson of Danville), Raymond and Ni Pope block at the corner of Main and Craig Streets was razed by (fire, an explosion occurred.Mr.| Dancause was nearby at the lime helping to pul the blaze oui when he was struck by flying fragments and fumes.Services will he held at Holy Family Church on Wednesday.etl Nicol said.* ?* The two Chamber of Commerce members named as members of the city\u2019s newly-formed Industrial Commission are Claude Genest and Erie Webster.Lennoxville evaluation set Lennoxville ratepayers may now examine the evaluation on their properties and will have until September 6 to protest, it was announced today.The roll has been posted in the town hall since August 6, last Saturday.According lo the bylaw, the roll must be posted for 30 days prior to the first council meeting in September, which will be on Tuesday evening, September 6.The Sherbrooke Coin Club will sponsor Hie Canadian Numisma-I tic Association\u2019s Convention here, Thursday August )8 to Saturday August 20.Several thousand dollars worth ; of coins wil Ibe on display.RENT A CAMERA OR PROJECTOR 35mm, 8mm movies, Polaroid, etc.Rental slips deductible on purchase.SKINNER & NADEAU Photographic Dept.82 Wellington North LO.2 4795 ¦: _ V \u2019 IT: Chamber of Commerce news To study urban report with city council The Chamber's Town Planning Committee has been summoned to attend the Monday August 15 meeting at City Hall when the J.C.LaHaye urbanism report will be studied.The Chamber's autoroute jirv-j Tl» /' vy.-.J\t: tlvTST\t.vc .:-v; Wt&idFi \u2019 mm commission reports that a memorandum to be presented to Quebec at the end of the month on the reasons for an expressway between Sherbrooke and Montreal has been officially accepted.The memorandum was drawn up by Chamber secretary, Henri Baudot.The Bulletin Committee of the following CAPTURES SUSPECTED KILLER \u2014 Ship, special RCMP tracking dog.poses happily for Arnold Healy, of Richmond, shortly after Chamber reports the Ship flushed a suspected killer from hiding in Prince Edward Is.new appointments: land\u2019s biggest manhunt.Mr.Healy was staying in a motel near the Walter Lefebvre financial quarters of the RCMP officers.Const.W.L.Davis, of Charlotte- news editor; J.H.Cranford and ! town.Ship's trainer declined to pose saying his three days in the J.L.Gauthier, press news edi-bush lef! him quite unpresentable.! news editor and Lionel Caron, special news editor.The president of the committee, Hebert Simons urges all members lo submit editorial ideas for the Chamber's bulletin.* * \u2022 Commercial Affairs committee chairman, Gontrand Guille-mette informed board member* that the postal sub-station number 10 located on Frontenac Street which ceased to operate several weeks ago has been relocated.This time Use new sub station will be located at 74 Albert Street in the offices of the 'Record Photo) > tor , Robert BC.sle, Industrial, Marcel Darehe Travel Agency.in eyeglass HEARING AIDS* BUDNING S DRUG STORE 39 Wellington St.N.Sherbrooke - LO.2-4773 - i a a ¦ ¦ vp ¦ Sljecbrooke Daily Bccocd \u201cThe Oldest Daily in the District\" Established Ninth Day of February, IH07, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878\t.The Record is printed and published every week day, by the Sherbrooke Daily RciMird Company, Limited, of which Edna A.Bcerworlh is Secretary-Treasurer, at the ofDce, 119 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news seiuce of Ihe < anadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.\t, Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Iownships., .weekly, $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Croat Britain nr the United Slates 1 year $0 00.6 months $3.00, 3 months $3.00, I month $1.25.Single copies 5c; Back copies 5c.over 30 days old, 10c; over 90 days old, 25c.\u201cAuthorized as second class mail, lost Office The Record is a member of the Audit bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guarantr.d TUESDAY, AUGUST I960 Summer Viewing Water safety In local court last week, nine Sherbrooke district residents were fined for a variety of infractions of the Small Vessels regulations of the Canada Shipping Act- The infractions ranged from lack of adequate life-saving equipment in the boat, to permitting water skiing with only one person in the boat, to improperly marked boats.Sentences received were comparatively light, but the RCMP served warning that the roundup was a prelude to a crackdown on similar violations.It\u2019s rather late in the vacation season now for a crackdown, but late or not, it is one which all who are concerned with boating or swimming Graveyard Last week Raul Castro, pinch-hitting for his brother Fidel, made a clear policy statement outlining Cuba s present and future relations with the Soviet Union.In essence, the Cuban republic has committed itself to the Soviet bloc economically and militarily.And only a successful revolution could change this On Saturday the Cuban premier himself got out of a sick bed to remove any doubts that might remain as to the Cuban position- He announced seizure of $770,000,000 worth of American-owned property in Cuba \u2014 a calculated retaliatory move against the United States.It now remains to be seen whether or not the United States will hit back Huffing and puffing One of the latest developments in the field of children s toys is plastic playthings that can be inflated by ordinary huffs and puffs.There is a great variety of them available now, everything from swimming pools of various sizes to giant animals.They're inexpensive, light and easy to handle \u2014 and the kids love \u2019em.But its doubtful if the sales people who handle these things do, especially those who work in crowded variety stores where the majority of the new toys are displayed.To show them off to best advantage, the plastic toys are usually blown up.This usually means the sales girl should welcome, The infractions aired in court last week are all too common, along with many others.People who wouldn\u2019t think of breaking the law regarding motor vehicles seem to have scant regard for, or are ignorant of.similar laws for small water craft.Neither the lack of regard nor the ignorance should he condoned.I he object of most of the regulations is safety, not only of those who are in a boat, hut also of others on and around our waterways.If boat owners have to be hailed into court before this is brought home to them, then this policy should he pursued with vigor.whistling with further economic reprisals.Raul Castro has already anticipated this and has voiced Cuban disdain for anything the U.S.might do.We don t have to fear an economic blockade,\u2019 he said last week.I hey (the Russians) will buy all that wc sell them and they sell us what we need.\u2019\u2019 But brother Raul may be whistling in the graveyard.There have been indications that the United States might limit exports of machinery and machine parts to Cuba- Such a move would hit hard at the Cuban economy since much of the machinery used in the sugar industry is produced only in the United States.In event of such a move, Castro\u2019s Russian friends might be able lo offer little more than sympathy.ï Rcporl I ror.i Ottawa .Clyde » Blackburn An international affair Ghana can't solve Congo's ills By ED SIMON\trole The Cor.so and ils rebel- from the Congo and is not equip Despite Prime Minister Nkru- ,ious province of Katanga have ped to embark on a major air mall\u2019s offer to intervene in the ! moved to the centre of the inter- borne operation OTTAWA \u2014 A word or t«o about the divorce business which may very soon be a dead duck parliament-wise.Dost week there was a 90 minute frenzy of words about the divorce problem on CBC\u2019s national TV network-interesting, dramatic, learned and educational, to be sure, but it did not seem to advance reform by one inch.Commentators still talked solemnly of perjury\u2019\u2019 in the case of virtually anonymous professional co-respondents.How perjury?These women don\u2019t appear in court, they make no affidavits, no adultery is ever proved.In the majority of parliament's cases perhaps respondent and co-respondent have never even exchanged a handshake Witnesses describe a situation that gives the appearance of adultery either completed or imminent or something \u2014 anything but the fact.It is just a gimmick to enable couples determined to live apart to dissolve a hated union, and the officials judging these affairs in parliament admit this.Then there is the matter of adding to the grounds for divorce, which is not now the issue in the House.It should be.If a spouse goes to his or her partner ana announces soberly and solemnly that he (or >hc) hates the other actively, incurably, and finds further companionship sicken-ingly distasteful, should that couple be required by law to go on living a lie?That is what happens, dis guise it how we may.For one reason or another, in one way or another or in many ways, the partnership becomes hateful and unbearable and probably unhealthy.But to get rid of it those concerned must set a stage and perform an act, of deceit and hyprocrisy that lends credence to a charge of adultery.That fixes up everything just dandy.But should the people of this nation \u2014 let alone parliament itself\u2014have to be so humiliated in this traffic?matter of Congo, .it must be considered un- j nalional stage, likely that Ghanaian troops will UN PRESTIGE AT STAKE play a decisive role in the trou- | while Nkrumah is undoubtedly bled affairs of the infant repub- I sincere in his concern over the lie.\ti failure of the initial move by the If it were merely a matter of J United Nations to do something knocking a few heads together about Katanga Premier Moise to settle a local disagreement I Tshombe, whom he regards as between a central government j a puppet on the Belgians, he is and a provincial leaner with presumably aware that the UN\u2019s | separatist ambitions, Nkrumab\u2019s | army \u2014 with the probable as-sistance of detachments from other independent African states : \u2014could- do the job as well as I another.Bui developments already have : moved too far and too fast for j Ghana to play the policeman's prestige would not survive the abdication of its responsibilities.In the unlikely event that the Security Council were to wash its hands off Tshombe and Congolese Premier Patrice Lumumba, there are others better placed than Nkrumah to take a hand.Ghana is more than 1.030 miles has to deflate them when they are purchased.It requires more than simply pulling out the stopper.1 hose toys have to he squeezed and pinched and hugged until nearly all the air is expelled.Many' of the toys, of course, are available on the counter deflated, but \u2014wouldn\u2019t you know it\u2014most customers want to see how they look blown-up before buying.This involves strenuous blowing on the part of sales personnel, followed by the agonizing deflating process.At the end of a hard day of blowing up and squeezing out, a sales girl must take a pretty dim view of modern progress in the toy industry.Press Comment 4 West Germans wooing Africans and Asians WEST BE-RiUN iReuters)\u2014 West German efforts to win the friendship and partnership of the 39 Asian and African countries which have attained independence since the war are being concentrated in a newly formed West German foundation for developing countries.The aim of the foundation, set up here in June, is to establish good personal contacts, help train potential leaders of the developing countries, and contribute towards the formation of an industrial middle class in these countries.At the opening ceremony.Dr.American Poet Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 American poet,- Whitman 5 Some of- early work was as a newspaperman S He was born in -Hills, Long Island, New York 12\tRange 13\tCity in The Netherlands 14\tAlms box 15\tClenched hand 16\tHigh note in Guido\u2019s scale 17\tLet fall 18\tWorm 19\tDropsy 21\tHis poems -still cherished 22\tStaggers 24 Roman date 26 Chairs 28 Females of the red deer 2* Deep hole 30\tGerman river 31\tAustralian ostrich 32\tScottish sailyard 33\tMr.Poe\u2019s middle name 35 Perfume 38\tWave top 39\tNatural fat 41\tBrazilian macaw 42\tSea birds 46\tOriental porgy 47\tLacerate 49\tBoat paddle 50\tTenders 51\tLevel 52\tThree times (comb, form) 53\tNautical term 54\tHardy heroine 55\tEditors (ab.) 56\tSailors DOWN 1\tThin biscuit 2\tGets up 3\tLease tenant 4\tMake lace 5\tPay notice to 6\tUnoccupied 7\tLine of junction 8\tSoft mass 9\tShort message 10\tTwenties and twenties 11\tNarrow fillets iièïü, |p c A N) 1\u2014 E W 19\tAppraise 20\tEnlivens 23 Coat parts 25 Beginnings 27\tStupefy 28\tGoddess 33\tReach destination 34\tHis \u201c-of Grass\u201d is a group of poems 36\t\u201cScourge of God\u201d 37\tPeruser 38\tHawksbilt turtle 40 Gets up 43\tSurf noi^e 44\tOintment 45\tGoddess of discord 48 Abstract being 50 Baseball club 1\t2\t3\t4\t\t5\t6\t7\t\t8\t9\t10\tit 12\t\t\t\t\tIS\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t i5\t\t\t\t\t16\t\t\t\t17\t\t\t 18\t\t\t\t19\t\t\t\t\ta\t21\t\t 22\t\t\t23\t\t\t\t\t\t25\t\t\t \t&\t\t\t\t\t\t28\t\t1 1\t\t\t \t\t\t29\t\t\t\t30\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t3l\t\t\t\tSi\t\t\t\t\t \t33\t34\t\t\t\t\t3S\t\t\t36\t37\t 38\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t39\t\t\t\t40 41\t\t\t\t\t43\t44\t45\t\t\t46\t\t 47\t\t\t48\t\t49\t\t\t\t50\t\t\t 51\t\t\t\t\t52\t\t\t\t53\t\t\t 54\t\t\t\t\t55\t\t\t\t56\t\tI mi\t Rudolf Vogel, federal Parliament deputy who is chairman of the board of the foundation, declared: \u201cHelp for the developing countries is only possible on the basis of true partnership.West Germany is free of any colonial way of thinking and is prepared lo offer these states the greatest confidence, if they in turn reciprocate with the same confidence and honesty.\u201d West Germany was not in a position to invest the same capital in developing countries as some other countries can but she could make a grea! contribution lo the developing countries in the form of advice and help in training experts.The first course held by the foundation was for 35 managers and personnel chiefs of West German firms looking after trainees from developing countries.The course consisted of an exchange of opiniors and experiences so the participants could learn from each other.SEMINARS BEGIN The first seminar for foreigners will be held this summer for trainees from East Asian countries selected, with the help of their own governments, by the West German missions in those countries.Apart from the seminars, the tasks of the foundation will be tw o-fold : First, briefing courses will be held for West Germans intending to go to the developing countries to prepare them for the sociological, economic and cultural con dirions which the> will find there, and second, leaders from the developing countries and from Europe will be brought together to enable them to exchange views and so promote mutual understanding.The foundation has a study and documentation centre attached to it.The task of this centre will be to collect the material needed for the seminars, publish findings afterwards, and also to conduct independent investigations on problems relating to West Germany\u2019s contribution to the developing countries PRESTIGE ACCENT (Ottawa Journal) George Bernard Shaw said that an Englishman cannot open his mouth without making some other Englishman despise him.But now an Englishwoman need only open her mouth to make a New Yorker envy her boss.English secretaries are the latest status symbol, the New York Times Magazine reports, prized for what one business man called \u201cthat Rolls-Royce accent.\u201d The Times says men say they hire English girls because of a shortage of American secretaries or because their typing and shorthand are better but in reality \u201cthe boss finds that an English accent and English demeanor lend a certain serendipitous* something lo his professional stature than which nothing\u2014 neither wall-to-wall carpeting nor two-river view nor three-telephone desk\u2014is more effective\u201d.The impression his secretary\u2019s accent makes on his clients, said one junior ex- ecutive \u201cmakes me feel like a big man.\u201d One advertising executive has two secretaries, a girl from Brooklyn to take dictation and tidy his desk, an English girl to answer the telephone and meet clients.English girls, migrating lo the United States by hundreds to cash in on their appeal are amused by the awed respect offered an English accent, any English accent, U or non-U.Said one, \u201cMany of you make fun of the way we speak, but secretly you admire our accent\u2014whichever one it is\u2014 and wish you had it too.Incredible.The same sort of thing, one might say, that we feel for the American dollar.\u201d But it is evident from the agi- ; tation created by the Ghanaian premier's pronouncement that he has made his main point.The newly \u2022 independent African states are no longer content to see one of their number become a bargaining counter in power j politics.GREATER POWER The real significance of Nkru- j mah\u2019s action will be felt in the ! increased voting power of the African states in the United Nations.Despite the sabre - rattling statements from the Congo!ese | and interested parties on the side-1 lines, there is every reason to, hope for an amicable settlement of the present dispute, with or without UN assistance.But neither the colonial powers nor -the professional anti-ccl-onialists of the Communist world can count on the world organi- : zation any longer as a vehicle | for achieving their ends in Af-1 rica.The new stales, whether or not ! they accept Nkrumah\u2019s bold bid to act as their spokesman, have become a force to be reckoned j with.Bygone Days THIRTY YEARS AGO A team representing the Sherbrooke Regiment carried off most of the team honors in the Province of Quebec Rifle Association meet at Montreal.TWENTY YEARS AGO The long-anticipated German blitzkrieg against Britain is now underway with great swarms of planes maintaining continuous attacks against the island.Several buildings in the Bronte neighborhood were severely damage when struck by lightning.TEN YEARS AGO Allied successes on all Korean war fronts were announced tonight by the United States 8th Army.Roy Lake, well known resident of Cookshire, succumbed to a heart attack at his home there this morning following several months of failing health.He was in his 66th year.BBKI Women like to paint their /acGS\u2014and men to joke about it.Hamlet\u2019s jibe has been getting laughs for centuries: \u201cI have heard of your paintings too, well enough; God has given you one face, and you make yourselves another.\u201d Ancient Athenian comedy was even less gallant: \u201cIf you go out in summer, two streaks of black\trun\tfrom\tyour\teyes, perspiration makes a red furrow from your checks to your neck;\tand\twhen\tyour hair touches\tyour\tface\tit is blanched with white lead.\u201d © Encyclopedia Britannica OLDEST SHIP | LONDON (OP)\u2014Alert, oldest, i cable ship afloat, is being of-fered for sale by the ministry of transport.The 45 - year ¦ old | vessel was built by the Germans n 1915,\thut\tbecame a\tBritish : prize at the end of the Second World War.NELSON CANNON PORTSMOUTH.England (CP) A canr.cn is lo be fired on Nelson's flagship Victory, for the first time since the 1805 Battle of Trafaigar, during Navy Day celebrations in this seaport.OVERDOING IT (Arbeiterzeitung Vienna) Radio Moscow has announced that artificial rain \\ produced by Russian scientists [ was so violent that rescue i helicopters had to be sent out ! to resuce the scientists.Their camp was claimed to have j been flooded by the water.JACOBY ON BRIDGE South West North 1 Club Pass 1 Dmd.1\tSpade Pass 2 Dmds.2\tSpades Pass 2 N.T.East Pass Pass Pass You, South, hold: Spades A-K-8-7-6, Hearts 3-2.j Diamonds 0.Clubs K-Q-10-7-6-5.What do you.do?A\u2014Bid three clubs.You have already rebid spades.Now show NORTH (D) A A 9 ¥K5 ?82 4AKQ 10 874 N.T.CONVENTION USES BLACKWOOD If you should happen to use the strong \u201cgambling'\u2019 three no-trump convention, 'you will get the best results if the Blackwood convention is incorporated.That is, the raise to four no-trump asks for aces.But if the partner wishes to try for a slam without Blackwood, he should do so by bidding the long suit held by his partner.In most cases he will know which of the two minor s suits the partner has.j When North opened with three | no-trump it was easy enough for South to know what North\u2019s solid \u2018 minor suit was.So South started toward the upper levels with a Blackwood four no-trump.North , did not guarantee two aces by his opening bid.Then,\u2018when North showed two ! aces with his five heart bid.I South did a little counting and could only discover 12 no-trump tricks assuming that North would have a side king in addition to his solid suit and side ace.At clubs.South counted a trifle higher.There would be a spade ruff going for him unless North held a singleton ace of spades.If there wasn\u2019t a spade that you have a six card club ¦ an WEST 3 score) KJ**.non-ter.derahle f>21 « -Kresh grade creamery prints, job price.63-65: fresh wholesale ten I d era hie (92 score) 63: (93 score) 164, -non-tenderable 6ï,-*-'-i.Cheese: Delivered Montreal, ;axcri, current receipts Quebec white.31, colored 31; wholesale Quebec white 32, colored 3214 I Current receipts Ontario white f.o.b.grading -station 32:l lac# of Watervllle, 2 acres of Isnd, Immediate occupancy.Call Watei-ville TE.7.2456 MAI TtFl\u2019I.new ms'dern hc.v.idv apartment, rrsi IkdrtetMkt UalvtnUy, iSlt icuil-|-\u2014- aid A »\u2022> large srsen-room indu d 41.Boats Odd Motor! rial residence lo let; also 4 room I., tenement Uh>9 Craie Hebert\u2019s 21S5 CABIN Cruiser Bachand.Phone LO.2 9674 or LO 7-7859.WE REPAIR\t TV & RADIOS\tCHICOINE & PETERKA PROMPT SERVICI\tTV HI-FI & STEREO O'BOYLE & PEARCE\t Tel.LO 1 MOO\t1Î63 King W\u201e \u2014 LO.9 5023 1430 King W _ Sharbrooka\tSHERBROOKE TV Guide DR.\tC.KNOX\tLEBLANC, Dentist New address\t\t639 Prospect.Tel.LO\t9-1188.\t Optometrists CONTACT LENSES.Eyes examined, Dr.Gilles Daigneault, Optometrist, 74 Wellington St N.Sherbrooke.Tel: LO.9-19(Kl.THREE 21\u201d used TV sets from $100 and up: 1 used 8 m.m.rifle $55; 2 used 12 gauge shot guns from $10 and up; plastic laundry baskela, reg.$2.49, special $1.99, Spiffy picnic jugs.reg.$3.99, special $1.79.Black and Decker 1/4\u201d drill, reg $32 95, special $22 95; Shopcraft jigsaw, reg $24 95; special $17.95 B.F Goodrich, 161 Depot St, Sherbrooke, LO.7-5283.DR.ALBERT TRUDEAU, Optometrist, New address: Granada Theatre Bldg., 51 Wellington No., Suites 1 & 2, Sherbrooke.Tel.LO, 2-0617.Eyes examined.Contact lenses.DEZiEL AUTO SPRINGS Blacksmith - Welding SO St.Francis Blvd.S.Tei.LO, 7-6677, Sherbrooke, Service Depot Expert Repairs and Parts for all types of washing machines.Tel.LO.2-4723 1601 King St.W.SHERBROOKE DOUBLE SAVINGS \u2014 - BY MONEY ORDER - PAY CASH AND SAVE CASH RATE: 3c per word-minimum charge: 50c for 16 words or less for three consecutive insertions, 3rd day half charge; six conse-* cutive days, 25% off.Forward 10c to cover mailing of record box replies.EXAMPLE: Cost of classified ad of 16 words or less for 3 days: Cost .$1.25 Deduct cost of money order .09 YOU REMIT .$1.16 Cost of classified ad for 6 days \u2014 Cost .$2.25 Deduct cost of money order .09 $2.16 Run Ad.days LUMBER 2 x 3, 2 x 4, 8\u2019 to 12\u2019 long; 2 x 5, 2 x 6, 12\u201d long; tongue and groove or form lumber, 5 or 6\u201d wide, 2nd class, $65.per thousand.4\u201d planks, 1st and 2nd class (mill run), $60.per thousand.ALL THIS LUMBER NEW AND PLANED.ATTENTIONI We are accepting order$ NOW! WILFRID GREGOIRE LA PATRIE, Tel.48 EXPERT WASHER SERVICE We repair all types and makes of washer machines.Estimates .Work Guaranteed ROSS-BIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontenac Sherbrooke AUCTION SALE for Doctor A.R.Jewitt, OF BISHOP'S UNIVERSITY, LENNOXVILLE and Mr.Aeberli, 544 McMANAMY STREET, SHERBROOKE.Out.To b« hold »t th« lift win® of th« Sherbrooko Aron* Thursday, Aug.11th, 1960, AT 7 P.M.SHARP 1 Endfield clock; 1 electric clock) 1 gun cabinet; 1 wood stove; 1 gas stove; 1 electric stove; 1 G.E.refrigerator; 1 washing machine; 1 kitchen table with four chairs; 4 radios; 3 continental beds with slumber spring mattresses (nrw); 1 bedroom set; 1 marble top dresser; 1 baby crib (new); 1 playpen with mattress (new); 1 baby bath; 1 cot bed; 1 chesterfield and occasional chairs; 1\twicker set; 1 love seat; 3 tri-lights; 1 sectional bookcase; 1 tea wagon; 2 Record players; 1 large rug and scatter rugs; 2 electric heaters; 2\telectric fans; 1 electric heating pad; 1 steam iron; 1 thermos jug (new); 2 card tables woollen blank ets; 2 lawn mowers; garden hose; garden tools; 1 oil drum; many dishes and cooking utensils ART BEN\u2019NETT, Auctioneer.Phone 100 \u2014 Sawyerville, Que, AUCTION SALE FOR THE ESTATE OF the Late Frank Bessant, Sale to b* held at WELLS' Auction House, 30 Massawippl St., Lennoxville.Thursday, Aug.11th, 1960, AT 2:00 P.M.TO BE SOLD' Weber p!ano} Admiral T.V.21\u201d; G.E- refrigerator; Gurney range wood & coal; oak dining room set; piano bench; 3-pct.studio set; Air way vacuum cleaner, record player; Lazy boy chair; corner what not; hassock; electric heater; hall tree; Sunbeam mixmaster; rang-ette; table radio; double bed, chest of drawers; bureaus; commodes; end tables, set of flat silver, set of dishes; garden hose; trunks; suitcases; gramophone Sc records, garden tools; 1/4 H.P.motor; oil space heater; kitchenware and other articles too numerous to list.The property on Down* St., Lennoxville is also for sale.For information please contact the Auctioneer mentioned below.Terms: CASH.F.G.WEILLS.Auctioneer, Tel: LO.7-4023.LARGE barn for sale and removal Beat offer.Location lot 114.South Stukely.Apply G Campbell.Apt 901, 3433 Durocher.Montreal.Tel AV.B-&31R, or at farm on week ends.BEAUTIFUL individual new residences adjoining Sherbrooke Univer«lt> and Sherbrooke Country Club.W'-1575 Caron, 2271 Bachand, 1451; Leonard.Also 1800 - 1855 - 1890 \u2022 1930 Grime Street and 1045 - 1115 1125 Jacques-Cartier.Immediate possession.Complete information Hebert\u2019*, LO.2-0874 or LO.7-7839 DVPUKX.North Ward, 8 rooms, heat, ed, 2nd floor, rent Ifchl Including garage.Hltuated at 618 Victoria m Tel: LO.2-6868 or LO 2-4494.5 ROOMS to let, 326 Frontenac Street.Tel: LO.2-3431.NORTH WARD; Beautiful 5 room apartment, 1st flooi, heated, hot water, 220 wiring, plumbing for automatic washer and drier.$90.Call LO.2-1400.CHOICE new apartment* In gay and peaceful surroundings, four minutes from centre of town, 6 room j apartments plus 2 bathrooms Monthly or annual leases.Church nearby Playground, private swimming pool and parking.Open tor i inspection daily from 1 to 9 p.m.Chatelaine Residence*.Tel: LO 9-6434.CANT make ends meet, detest the racket upstairs, no privacy \u2014 you,\t, haven\u2019t got problems, no sir, >our i\t.5 rcom-' \",lh bath veranda, pd homo from Sir Anne Day In Court 8) American Bandstand 4.15 p.m.3) Secret 8term 4 30 p.m.3) F.due of Night 5)\tAdventure Thealr* 6)\tTrackdow n 7)\tThéâtre Far Writ 5:00 p.m.2)\tChuoJtwigon Tile# ^American Bandstand 8)\tTravellln* Time 5:30 p.m.3)\tFlick a «) Huckleberry Hound 7> Gray Ghnrt.81 Earl Show *00 p.m.3! Democratic Convention 5) New» fit Metro 7) Melody Ranch 6:10 pm.3) Weather Wire *15 pm.5)\tAtlantic Weatherman 4:30 p.m.3) Newstime 5i Kartoon Knrnival 6)\tCartoon Party T) Tele-Bulletin 4:49 p.m, 6) CBC TV New» r> L» Mateo 4:55 p.m.6)\tSports 7.00 p.m 2) Ffuckleherry Hound 5)\tI Spy f>i Tabloid 7)\tLa Boile aux Idle* 7:15 p.m.L* Courrier de 7:20 p.m.8)\tTrI-Slat.e News 7:30 p.m.1) Reckoning 3» Wagon Train 6)\tHighway Patrol 8> Mu sir for a Summer Night 7i l.r Point d lntanoga-lion * 8.30\tp.m.3)\tMen into Space 5)\tOssie and Harriet 6)\tLive n Borrowed Life 7)\tTheatre Sign off 35o.Legal TENDERS TENDERS are requested for the purchase of a wood burning furnace for hot air, gravity system, for a 50,000 cubic foot building.Tenders will be received at the Office of the undersigned, until the 20th of August, 1960, and the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.MAURICE LALIBERTE, Sec\u2019y-Treasurer, Corporation of fceotstown, P.Q 36.Miscellaneous PHOTO finishing \u2014 all types of films, black, white and color \u2014 Fast service, work guaranteed or money refunded.Ail sizes black and white, only 99c.For oversize prints, price list furnished on request.Mall film to Ken Fox, East Heieford.37, Personal U.S.subs ahead WASHINGTON (AP) - Th« boss of the United States Po- _________________________ _ jlarig submarine program Sun- hygiexe supplies (rubber goods) discounted reports that Rus-Malfed postpaid In plain sealed en-f sia has Polaris-type subs which velope with price Hat Six samples, ! could bring American cities un- f V\u2019-'J\u201d IT, Hamilton, Ont\tBay.Rear Admiral William F.-\u2014\u2014__ Raborn Jr.said he doesn\u2019t be- 40.Found\tjlieve the Russians have any -such capability and added \u201cwe BtîA,T ,7lü,p'Lent fou,1* are l*ast 2Vi to three years July 30th.Owner may claim with\tw ,.\t.,\t,\t.Identification and payment of this ah\u20acad °f\tin development ad fontact j*an Derm^rtf, Rf nuclear suî)s armed with bal Olympic price* undergo scrutiny ROME (AP)\u2014Italian authorities Sunday put in motion ma chi.nery to keep prices from soaring during the Olympic Games.Thçir first target was restaurants, cafes, snack bars, OUR BOARDING HOUSE taverns and dairy parlors.But they also planned to extend the price controls to other commet-cia! establishments frequented by foreign visitors.All restaurants, bars and similar establishments must file lists of their current prices by Thursday, The lists must then he posted where all customer* can see them.with Major Hoopla MA30R, I\u2019D AS soon SOIL'D A MATCH , PACtoeV] OITBS æiMOFAhi ACTN& iOLCAMO, AS PITCH A-féHST TPEPSv SUTlHiiSlSAriiDVIUC SPOT /1& aUOTB - WOfPDSWOPTHt; \u201e,r \u2019NAY.TPAUeLLHR/ Pest/ t'/fritS LOMeiY dEAi TF\u2019es SW HDS VIA» FAR F«OV.all Humam ¦DVJ6LUH6: what (F HSK6 \"AT-Jitlfri HO SPAPXUMS PiVULCT y \u201e SPR&AO Tri& VERDANT UERBf Jg?rDE'S -'Wf.Jt]WriATlFfriE g£E LOTS NOT % J MA5H&D \u2022W^CrpHESt BARREN gOUSMS?JPOTPXOBS m ML IT eA m X\u2019M £et- T!N