Sherbrooke daily record, 30 août 1957, vendredi 30 août 1957

[" AUGUST Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERESOOKE.QUEBEC FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1937 SUNNY INTERVAU Mainly cloudy but witb tunny inicnaU today and Saturday: not much change m trmperatur-es: lu\u2019ht winds, tajw tonight and high Saturday 5ft and 70.Sixty-First Year Arms Talks On Verge Of Collapse Kingsey Falls Mill Re-opens New Group Buys Out Old Plant KINGSEY FALLS (Special) \u2014 Six months ago this Drummond j County village was threatened with becoming a ghost town following the decision of the owners of the Stirling Paper Company Limited to close their plant and move the equipment to Toronto.Today the people of the village of 500 are rejoicing.Several Canadian and American investors, under the name of Kingsey Falls Paper Inc., have purchased the buildings and property from the Stirling Paper Company and are contemplating manufa during fine-grade paper, it was learned.Mechanics and engineers will be working round-the-clock replacing some of the old machinery with up-to-date modern equipment.Twelve men have been hired to date.Work has already started.The management expects to start production around Nov.1.Sixty of the former employees of the Stirling Paper Company will he placed on the pay roll.Within two years the potential pay roll will be 200, when the ' new firm expects to enlarge the ; present mill, it was learned.KINGSEY FALLS MIL1» ACTIVE AGAIN (Record Photo bv Win.H.Lu nan Opens In Washington Top-Level Canada-US Conference On Trade Give-Aways Scheduled World News In Brief QUEBEC \u2014(CP)\u2014First examinations of the major part of the DC-4 airliner wreckage from the crash site at Issou-dijn, 18 miles southwest of Quebec, have given no clue to the cause of the crash, a reliable source said Thursday.* * * BOGOTA, Colombia \u2014(Reuters)\u2014A gang of men dressed in army uniforms attacked a small hamlet in the Sevilla Cauca Valley and killed 18 persons, including a girl of 12.* * * TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras \u2014i/P)\u2014Twelve persons were killed Thursday when a plane of the Honduran Sahsa Airline blew up and burned during a local flight.All aboard were believed to be Hondurans.* * * BIRKENHEAD, England \u2014 (Reuters)\u2014The Indian Navy acquired its second cruiser Thursday as the British fighting vessel Nigeria was handed over in a ceremony here.* * * NEXOE, Island of Bornholm, Denmark\u2014 (/Pi \u2014Three Poles jumped into the choppy Baltic from a Polish pleasure steamer Thursday to seek political asylum in Denmark.* \u2022 * ST.JOHN\u2019S, Nfld.\u2014(CP) \u2014 AH military personnel at nearby Pepperrell air force base will be immunized against the Asian flu this week.* * * NEW YORK \u2014 (/Pi \u2014 Two eightcar northbound subway trains collided in the Bronx Thursday, injuring at least eight persons and trapping the motorman in his rah.OTTAWA \u2014 'T \u2014 High-level ministerial talks between Canada and the United States, projected last month when State Secreatry Dulles had informal discussions here with Prime Minister Diefenbaker have been arranged to open in Washington, Oct.7.The Prime Minister is not expected to attend because he will be in Montreal to receive ap .-honorary doctorate from McGill University.But he is to be in Washington later that month when he accompanies the Queen as senior adviser and would then have chance to discuss any outstanding matters with President Eisenhower.The talks, involving the finance, foreign, agriculture and trade ministers of both countries arise from criticism by the prime minister of U.S.trade policies, especially its wheat-giveaway orugram, which Mr.Diefenbaker described as a \u201cfire sale.\u201d Detectives Smell Out This Thief TALKS NOT NEW The Washington talks will mark the revival of a joint ministerial committee established by the two countries in 1953 for the private settlement of developing problems before they lead to public recrimination.Canadian ministers likely to attend are Finance Minister Donald Fleming, Agriculture Minister Gordon Churchill and Justice Minister Davie Fulton, who deputizes occasionally for Mr.Diet cnbaker in the Prime Minister\u2019s second role as external affairs minister.U.S representatives likely will be Mr.Dulles, Commerce Secretary Weeks, Treasury Secretary Anderson and Agriculture Secretary Benson.Ex-Woman Wed Again WARRINGTON, England (P Robert Allen, a hospital radio-1 grapher whose pre-war marriage1 to a man was dissolved, married a nurse here Thursday.Allen first was married as Miss Joyce Allen in 1938 to a local coal dealer.During the war Allen served in the Auxiliary Territor-; ial Service - Britain's women\u2019s army corps.His marriage was dissolved and in 1944 he was granted an official \u201cchange of identity\u201d and assumed the name of Robert.The same year he published a book titled But for the Grace in which he criticized articles on sex-changes as nonsense.JOHANNESBURG.\u2014 i Ren ters)\u2014 Detectives with a keen sense of smell have arrested a man for the theft of more than U 1,000 worth of perfume, and recovered most of the stolen goods.Called to a perfume factory after a robbery, they searched the area till they found a gar bage can into which perfumed face powder had been thrown.Sniffing delicately, they were able to delect a trace of perfume in (he air.In one direction it grew stronger.From there on it was easy\u2014 their sniffs led them In a room stacked with perfume.Absentee Jailed OSTRAVA, Czechoslovakia \u2014 (Reuters) \u2014 A Slovak miner, Jaroslav Newmecok, has receded a four-month jail sentence for absenteeism in a campaign against a wave of malingering said to be sweeping Czechoslovakia Effective Labor Laws Aim Of PCs - Starr 6 Boston Dailies Resume Printing BOSTON i/Pi \u2014 Six Boston daily newspapers resumed publication today tor the first time since a strike of 300 mailing room employees forced their suspension last Aug.9.The 5,000 employees of the newspapers went back to work Thursday night, after agreement on the salary issue was reached at a meeting Thursday between the publishers and representatives of the Mailers\u2019 Union.Smoker Age 103 Will Cut Down BUFFALO, N.Y.(JP> \u2014 Is-iah Weaver says he is going to take better care of himself in the future - \"I think I\u2019ll cut dowm my smoking,\" Weaver is recovering in a hospital from gall - bladder surgery - the first operation he s had in his 103 years.Diamond Raid CAPETOWN.Sierra Leone \u2014 OTTAWA CP)\u2014Federal labor (Reuters) \u2014 Diamonds worth legislation is being reviewed S20,000 were stolen by unlaw-1 w Bï}.eypT pn r?5).re «\t»r\" «*\u2022 rr* srtsrjfsjssr the biggest diamond plant in\tnew mjnjster, in his first thus British West African colony I Labor Day message io the last weekend.\tpublic, said this applies partie- Early Canadian Eskimos Camped Within 500 Miles Of North Pole j erly sign of Eskimo habitation in I Canada,\u201d he said.\"The previous I most northerly find was some 25 | to 30 miles south of Hazen Lake.\u201d Dr.Hattersley-Smith estimated that the ring wras some 200 to 300 years old.The eight-man expedition was flown to the lake by the RCAF from Thule, Greenland, between last April 28 and May 3.Six members of the party then were flown to a site on the ice cap.The other two remained at the lake and built two huts to be used by the four-man party to be stationed there this winter.During (he 3'\tthat would have opened East-West Nkic- for inspection purp oses.Mr Diefenbaker, who as go\\ [eminent leader and Canada's c.v [ternal affairs minister made two J statements on the matter Thu is 'day, said he regrets Russia has i \"seen fit to disallow \u2019 the propos-I als.He hopes the U.S S.R.will (revise its attitude.J Included in the proposals was ,311 offer by Canada to open the skies over the whole of her ter-j ntory if Russia would do the ¦ Same in the interests of disarma , men! and world peace.I The proposals were made |jointly in London by the United (Kingdom, the United States, i France and Canada.Western (members o( the United Nations disarmament subcommittee.! w hich includes Russia, Canada s aerial - inspection of : ter, her major contribution to the disarmament scheme, gave Rus sia alternatives.ALL Ol CANADA The first included every bit of Canada\u2019s territory, all the con tintai U.S.including Alaska and the Aleutian islands, and all the Soviet Union.Mr.Dicton bakers statement was the first disclosure thal Canaria\u2019s willing ness to share in Ihe plan rxlcnri ed so far.Earlier reports had her offer limited lo opening up Ihe Arclic i areas.The second alternative should the Russians reject Ihe first, was to open up the Arctic areas of Canada, the U S.Denmark, Greenland, Norway and the So , viet Union Quebec Asks Jobless Aid QUEBEC \u2014 (P .Alderman Joseph Conseiller appealed lor federal government help Thursday to rase a serious unemploy ment situation here, He said there are about 6,500 persons out of work\u2014almost 2,-000 more than at the corresponding lime last year.\u201cMany unemployed persons >\thave been unable to pay rent for five or six months and they will have to face famine if they remain without work for several more months.\u201d Alderman Gaston Mibolle blamed Ihe influx nf immigrants for Ihe situation.\u201cIf (here now arc 163,000 unemployed persons in Canada il is because too many immigrants tame in last year and look the jobs of our workers.\u201d Publisher Retires TOR ( >NT( )\t,(P HarryG.Kimber retired Thursday as president and publisher of The Globe and Mail.He will be succeeded by Oakley Dalgleish, 47.who moves up from Ihe twdn posts of editor-in-chief and assitsant publisher lo become editor and publisher.Effort- Wasting Say Reds LONDON \u2014 ,r> _ Russia lhip«tened today to walk out of the l mtrd Nations dis armament subcommittee, dr elating that lurther talks would hr effort-wasting.Aft ri five months of negotiation, the bargaining m« chinery set up by the LIN General Assembly to work out a firs! stage disarmament agreement appears on the verge of collapse.1 he next move appeals to be clearly up to Moscow, The five subcommittee members the United Slates, Brit-l am.Russia, France and Canada have set another meeting here ' for Tuesday, but it is feared that this if,4th meeting of the group could mean the breakup of (he London talks and the drafting of a report lo t.hc UN assembly admitting failure.Thursday's Soviet rejection of the comprehensive Western \u2019\u2019package plan\" for suspending nude, r testing and cutling armed forces came as somewhal of a surprise to many circles.Soviet delegate A\u2019alenan Zorin did : not even resort to the usual lae-tic of asking for time to consult Moscow.STILL HOPE H I Jusl before taking a midnight | plane to Washington American \u2022 delegate Harold K, Siassen still insisted \"we are closer together now than we have been for the last 11 years,\" and refused lo give up hope.The Soviet Communist party Conlinued on Rage 5 Legalized Polygamy Seen In U.S.WASHINGTON (/R)- A PhiU .dclphia court official said Thursday there is \"a gradually swelling tide\" nf a sort of legalized polygamy in Ihe United States.Thomas R Monahan, researcher for the Philadelphia Munici ! pal Court, said in a paper lor the convention of the American Sociological Society: \"For a sizable minority of the j population, \u201csequential polygamy\u201d within 1 he law is an ohser-I cable practice in Ihe United States, and our divorce rale is ; being compounded by a repeli-!iou.xness nf divorce among a di-vorce-prone population group \u201d In another paper, Gerhard E.| Lenski ot the University of Michi-| gan said that the Roman Catho-i lie population in the United States appears fn have increased more since 1920 than the rbureh claims.Lenski estimated that Catholic Church membership increased from about 19,100,000 in 1920 to some 38,200,000 at Ihe end of .1954.The Official Catholic Directory of 1954 lisled about 31, 650,000 members.IRA At It Again BELFAST\t(Reuters) \u2014 Irish nationalists Thursday night blew up a small telephone exchange near Londonderry, culling off service to 1,000 subscrib , ers.' iOPOI A B KOCMOC- \t RUSSIAN ROCKETS IN ACTION US Claims It Has j Answer To Russians WASHINGTON ¦\t'T' I hr United Stairs Army believe* it ha* a proven answer lo Ru*sin s claimed intercontinental missile an American missile, ready lor pio-duction, which could hil key Soviet «ira* from advance bases.The army\u2019s proposed counter weapon is (he Jupiter, an inter | mediate \u2022 range ballistic missile i(IRBM) which soared 1,500 miles over the Atlantic Tuesday in a i lest flight from Cape Canaveral, i Fla.Army Secretary Wilber ; Broker labelled the Jupiter \"a j spectacular success.\u201d It is understood thal only the I defence department's secrecy lid on missile developments pre ! vents Ihe army Irom saying flat ! ly thal the Jupiter could be in j production within 30 days, Brucker said in Florida 'l'huis day that Ihe wording of the So j viet announcement last Monday I of a sucecsful test of a 5,000-mile j missile indicated that the Rus ! sia ns were talking of a \u201cresearch $5,400 Bag Said 'Bungled' Job WOODSTOCK, Onl.«T possibility that three gunmen j who pulled off Canada's first < train robbery in 29 years bungled Ihe job.was advanced Thursday I as police and post office inves tigators disclosed the bandits net led only $5,400 in cash.Investigators said the three masked armed men who slashed open nine mail bags weren't able to find what they were looking for becasue it wasn\u2019t aboard A | payroll of money being transfer I red from a Toronto bank lo I Windsor was said to be the oh-iect of the trio\u2019s search.vehicle,\u201d There have been no known suc-cesxtul F S.tests of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICHM.i U, S.ADVANTAGE Th U S has an advantage in land bases its own plus those in friendly hands around the world.A missile launched from Com mu n ist territory would have to travel thousands of miles lo reach (lie 11 S ilselt, A darker view' of the American place in the missiles race was presented Thursday by Senalor Henry Jackson (Dem Wash ) af 1er four hours of closed-dobr testimony by acting Defence Secretary Donald Quarles and other officials before Ihe congressional : atomic energy weapons subeom-j milice which Jackson heads.Jackson said all F, S.intermed-i isle and long-range ballistic mis 1 siles, rxrepl the Jupiter, are behind schedule, because of teehni-Tho i cal problems He also said Ihe number of both lypos of missiles proposed lor production has been cut by money limitations imposed by the defence department.u Drug Sale Charges By Gov't Tod Hnnw \u2014\twpiffN of « truck and il* load of gravel wa* too much for /\tthis five-ion limit bridge at Kingsey Falls.Driver Elie Denault, employee of Drummond Marchand of Kingsey Falls, escaped when the bridge gave way, leaving the truck suspended from the left end of Ihe structure.( Record photo by Wrn.H.Lunanj LONDON, Ont (P - Charg-e.s will he laid against 127 drug stores in Canada for violating ihe Food and Drug Act by selling j certain barbituates and tranquilizer drugs without a doctor\u2019s prr scription, Dr C.A Morrell of the department of health and welfare said Thursday.Dr.Morrell said there was no | evidence that the stores are traf-j ticking in drugs.Dr Morrell and K (\u2019.Hossick director of the narcotics control division of department of health and welfare, said there is little evidence of a \"very serious problem\u201d of narcotic, barbiturate or tranqulizer drug addiction in Canada Dr.Morrell told the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police convention here that \"2,300-odd\" drug stores were visited by inspectors of his department, who asked for barbiturales nr tranquilizer drugs.Five per cent nf the stores sold ihe drugs to the inspectors.Where a sale was marie a second visit was made.On Ihe second ! visit.50 per cent of the stores sold the drugs in the first instance.again sold them.\u201cThere will be prosecutions i against ihcae stores.\u201d he said., SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRIDAY, AUG.30, 1957 cotte, opened the meeting and j the minutes were read by the ; secretary, Mrs.A.Trussler.A discussion took place on the ! school fair which will take place September 7th.It was decided ! to hold a tea at 3.30 in the after- j noon for parents and friends of j the exhibiting children.A further donation of $4 00 was voted for prizes at the Waterloo j High School, bringing the amount j to $12.The meeting was in charge of, Mrs.Donald Martin.Bingo was enjoyed, prizes being won by j nearly everyone.The next meeting will be held I September 4th at the Warden | Church Hall, with Mrs.James | Marcotte as hostess, when a spelling bee will be a feature.Walerloo-Warden W.l.Discusses School Fair Tea WATERLOO \u2014 The August meeting of the Waterloo-Warden W.l.was held at the home of Mrs.Donald Martin, with Mrs.Laiond, Mrs.Frank Thayer, Mrs.J.Marcotte and Mrs.Stella Sherwood as joint hostesses.The president, Mrs.J.Mar- PREMIER CINEM ¦\tTODAY \u2014 3 Hits \u2014 3 a ¦\tScott Brady, Rita Moreno ¦ ¦\t\"EL ALAMEIN\"\tB ¦\tLloyd Bridges - Vera Miles a _ \"PRIDE OF THE BLUE ^ \" GRASS\" Technicolor.\t¦ \"PARIS PLAYBOYS\" * Bowery Boys >4 ¦ ¦ r ¦ am h ¦ r h \u201e NORTON DRIVE IN f\\ THEATRE Norton, Vt.Cartoons and Short Subjects 2 shows each nita.Admission: 50c Childran under 12 in cars frea - PROGRAMME - Starts at 8 p.m.FRI.\u2022 SAT.\u2014 Aug.30-31 \"SEARCHERS\" (Color) John Wayne \u2022 Jeffrey Hunter Vera Miles SUNDAY, Sept.1st \"TOWARDS THE UNKNOWN\" (Color) Wm.Holden - Lloyd Nolan Virginia Leigh MON.- TUES.\u2014 Sept.2 - 3 \"ZARAK\" (Color and Cinemascope) Victor Mature \u2022 Miehaal Wilding \u2022 Anita Ekberg WED.\u2022 THURS., Sept.4-5 \"FRIENDLY PERSUASION\" (Color) Gary Cooper-Dorothy Maguire AYER'S CLIFF \u2014 The relatives who attended the funeral of Mr.N.Claude i Whitcomb were: Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Hunt of Chicoutimi; Mr.I and Mrs.Robert Whitcomb and daughter, Crystal, of St.Catharines, Ont.; Miss Alice Whitcomb of Magog, Mr.W.J.Whit-I comb, Mr.and Mrs.S.J.Whit-j comb and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Whitcomb of Hatley; Rev.and Mrs.W.E.Lohg, Mrs.C.Brock, Mrs, F.W.Brown, Mrs.H.Sna-den, Mrs.P.Young, Mr.and Mrs.Ross Sells, Mr.and Mrs.W, M.Rose, of Danville; Mr.D.M.Smith and Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Leith, of Kingsey Falls.Mr.H.R.Gibson, Miss Beverlay Gibson and Mr.Barrie Gibson, of Asbestos; Mrs.A.J.Whitcomb, Mrs.F.W.Christie of Coaticook; Mrs.A.H.Vance of Beebe; Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Beane of Beebe; Mr.and Mrs. i Readings Given Af Meeting Of completed at the next meeting on and Mrs.Ralph Garvin at Chuti September 17th.\tPanet.Only a few of the lists regard- Miss Nina Ann Adams of St ing reading course were turned Lambert was the guest of Mrs.in and the literature secretary G.Norris.would like to have the others Mrs.Donald Smith and Mrs.before the end of the month.\u2019 Henry Smith visited Mrs.N.EI ust vIa m HI M C a shf,rt period was devoted to Johnston at the Wales Home.uivcnon yy.m.3.^ led by the ste-1 wardship secretary, Mrs.H.; ULVERTON.\u2014 The ladies of Smith.' the W.M.S, held their August\tGeneral Notes meeting in the United Church The W.A.of Ulverton United ] vestry.\t| Church plan to hold a rummage OLD FAITHFUL\u2014\"Blackle,\u201d faithful pal of Wichita, Kan., letter carrier Pete Chavez, isn\u2019t going to let the age of mechanization keep him from making his appointed rounds, just as he always has in the past.The little dog, pet of the Allen Smith family, took a liking to Chavez and every morning he joins the mailman and accompanies him on his entire route.At left is the way it used to be.Right, Blackie aiRmsts to the three-wheeled mailster, now being used in Wichita.Mrs.H.Smith, who was in sale.charge of the devotional program, ^.r anc* ^rs- Lloyd Norris and gave an interesting reading on -amily spent a few days with Mr \u201cThe Bible.\u201d This was followed by a duet on the same theme, ! sung by Mrs.O.Cinnamon and I Mrs.A.Smith.Another excellent | reading was given by Mrs.F.Doyle on the subject of Indians of the Nelson House district.Mrs.Cinnamon, president, then took the chair for the usual business meeting.Mention was made of the Sectional meeting to be held next month in Richmond and a few plans were made, w'hich will be ANTIQUES Visit the \"OLD BARN\" 8 miles up the Georgeville Rd at Magog LABOR DAY DANCE with HARRY TINKER Orchestra Popular Music at POMERLEAU BEACH Mirror Laka, Bishopton MONDAY NIGHT, Sept.2nd The Wrestling Season will close SUNDAY AFTERNOON with the best match of the season.2.30 p.m.\u2014Sept.1st Everybody Welcome.NOTICE There will be NO DANCE Saturday, Aug.31st at NICK DEAN'S BARN Watch for further notice! ^\tijj HOW SHOWING! Marilyn Monroe Laurence Olivier in The Prince and the showgirl 1 Pf«!*nlid b, WARNER BROS.TECHNICOLOR» ALSO! ?:3.u.\" \"A LAMP IS HEAVY\u2019 \u2022 LOW.BRSWID TO THB QUEBKC TAST8 1 V¥>f>¥ MAftf Newly-Weds Are Feted By Friends At Lawrence E.L.Slack of Stanstead; Mr.I j P.W.Whitcomb and Mr.Carl-j ton Whitcomb of Massawippi; j and Mr.and Mrs.E.Bushey and son, Billy, of Danville.Mrs.A.F.Emberley of An- j caster, Ont., is a guest of Mrs.Muriel Mosher for an indefinite j time.Mr.and Mrs.Bud Place and baby, of Kingston, Ont., are | LAWRENCE \u2014 An enjoyable spending his holidays at the | evening was spent at the Olson home of his father, Mr.W.L.j home, when upwards of 30 rela-Piace and visiting other rela- ' tives and friends gathered in tives.\t1\thonor of Mr.and Mrs.\tR.Milli- Mr.and\tMrs.Jess Henderson, j\tcan, who were recently\tmarried, of Mass.,\tare\tvisiting her fa- ;\tThe evening was spent in card i ther, Mr.\tN.\tS.Hartson, and!\tgames and dancing to\told time Mrs.Hartson prior to leaving music, furnished by Mr.Garnet for Alaska, where Mr.Hender- ; Lister and son Alton, and Mr.son will be stationed for three Garfield Spaulding.Lunch was Messrs.Lyman and Russell Marshall.Other guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.C.Neville and two daughters, of Meriden, Conn., Mr.Harry Marshall and daughter, Helena, and Mr.and Mrs.L.Payeur of Thetford Mines.Mr.and Mrs.Bobby Leith and family of Dublin Range were guests of Mr.and Mrs.SPECIAL DANCE LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPT.2nd White House Pavilion TWO BANDS Smiley Willette and his Sunset Ramblers ancf Ti-Blanc Richard Come and Compare These Two Great Orchestras! BUS SERVICE FROM PROVINCIAL TERMINAL (Lansdowne St., Sherbrooke) 8:30 and 9:00 P.M.HENDERSON VALE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Rothney and sons, Kenny, and Rickey, of Tommy Little.Sherbrooke spent a week\u2019s holi- ! Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Wright j days with Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth | were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Kelso.Mr.and Mrs.Murray Kel- j A.Little in Inverness, so and daughter Beverley, of j Mrs.Tommy Little and fam-Huntingville, were week-end ! ily and Mr.and Mrs.Stanley guests at the same home.\tMathers and fathily of Thetford Mrs.Harry Marshall of Thet-1 Mines were guests of Mr.and ford Mines spent a week with Mrs.K.Kelso.HOW MUCH MONEY years.Mr.Loyis Grégoire spent the week-end in Sherbrooke to be near his wife and infant son, in the Hotel Dieu Hospital.Their many friends are pleased to know that they are both progressing nicely now.Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Cass and son Stephen, were guests over the week-end of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Cass.served by Mrs.Olson and daughter, Mrs.G.Spaulding.During the evening several ladies from Island Brook called to present Mr.and Mrs.Millican with a blanket, their best wishes accompanying the gift.General Notes Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.Alden were Mrs.Mark Holbrooke, Mr.and Mrs.E.Good-Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Elam who I win, of Lebanon, N.H., also Mrs.have spent the past three weeks D- Mackey and three children holidaying here leave for their | Savvyerville.home in AJMon, Mass.\t| Mrs.G.Lister and son Alton, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Fish left ! were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.for their home in St.Thomas Largy in Cherry River this week after spending three j weeks here with his parents, at Bacon's Bay.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Kerr have returned home after spending three weeks with her niece, Mrs.G.W.Armstrong, and Mr.Armstrong at Brockville, Ont.The many friends of Mrs, Martha Austin were sorry to learn that she passed away at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Lockwood.Funeral was held at Minton, and interment in North Hatley Cemetery.Mr.Royce Dezan and family [.have moved in to Miss Newcomb's house, recent vacated by Mr.Gordon Hauver.Mr.and Mrs.William Cranston, and family have returned I to their home in Long Island, N.Y., after spending their holidays here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.F.Laduke.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.Lister were Mr.and Mrs.Bert Banks, Mr.Peter Banks, Miss Laura King, Mr.and Mrs.Elgin French and son Neil, of Sherbrooke, Mr.Allan Hearn, London, Ont., Mr.Darrell Hume, Leonard Plain, Mr.and Mrs.John Patton, Mr.and Mrs.L.Spaulding, Island Brook, and Mr.and Mrs.Lindsey Painter and two sons of Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.A.Olson with Mr.R.Millican attended the funeral of Mr.Pehiemann in Brook-fa ury.Mrs.Wm.Martin has returned home from the Sherbrooke Hospital, much improved in health.CLEVELAND \u2014 Mr-.Paul Williams of Montreal, was a week-end guest of Mr- and Mrs.Donald Perkins Caruso .?fim#* * I / I 0 and Miss Joyce Perkins.Miss Perkins has left since.to spend a week\u2019s holiday at New Hampton Beach, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Bobo and daughter, Linda, are spending some time with Mrs.Alex Am-notte and Mr.Henry Amnojte and also visiting oter relatives.Miss Laurel Healy is spending a few days with Miss Sheila Richmond in South Durham.Mrs.Alex Amnotte, Mr.Wilbert Dionne accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Emile Amnotte and Mr.Roger Amnotte of Danville, NATURE gives Orange KIST it\u2019s natural flavor I The sun dranched orange groves of southern climes produce the sweet, juicy Valencia oranges that make Orange KIST so delicious.Picked at their sun-ripened best, they're handled with loving care through all the various manufacturing processes.That authentic orange goodness makes Orange KIST the favourite orange drink with Canadians everywhere.Try if socn \u2014 you\u2019ll love it.PHILIPSBURG \u2014 Mrs.Owens of Montreal has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Owens.Miss Jean Bombard of Montreal spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Everett Bombard.Misses Gemma and Lucia of Montreal, spent a weekend here at their home.to Valleyfield and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.James McKenna.Mr.and Mrs.Homer Adams and Mrs.Harry Banfill of Montreal were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Day and Mr.and Mrs.William Banfill.Miss Jean 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they are properly stacked in the bundle and apply as fast as regular shingles.SHINGLES AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: L.0.NOEL INC., 470 Wellington St.S., Sherbrooke, Que.GASTON COTE INC., 980 Golt St.E., Sherbrooke, Que.tOiKfrtSh tJOQ FAST/ LENNOXVILLE BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD., 147 Queen Street, lennoxville, Que.LA FERRONNERIE DEMERS, Rue Notre Dome Thetford Mine», Que. j.PhiliPP* 0,e' Corner of Kinj\t*V«ilington, Sherbrooke.«i 20% orr made-to-me«ture SUITS All Summer Goods Reduced! ®t)e dtp ^age SHFRBROpKK DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY.AUG.30.1357 HAVi YOU UbtD CROWN'S NEW Bm\t\"Bottom Price\" -P SERVICE?CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKE LTD.Bourque Condemns Suggestion To Expropriate E.T.A.A.Retention Of ETAA Essential To Survival As Agricultural Show Monoxide Fumes Blamed In Death Of Truck Driver Provincial Minister of Lands.Forests and Hydraulic Resources, Hon.J.S.Bourque said in a brief public speech at the Sherbrooke Fair yesterday that he would \"fight\u201d any move on the part of the city to expropriate the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association.Mr.Bourque was speaking at the Provincial Day banquet held at the arena yesterday noon for district members of the provincial government and members of the City Council.He «as supported in his remarks by Pierre Labreeque, director of the livestock division of the Provincial Department of Agriculture.Mr.Bourque said that he thought the ETAA should be kept going, and should be supported, because \u201cit has done, and is still doing a great service for the farmers of the Eastern Townships.If the ETAA was cut off, this fair, the Winter Fair, and many other activities would disappear as agricultural events.\u201d \u201cThis,\u201d the minister declared, \u201cwould be a disaster.\u201cI will fight to keep the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association.going, along with all its related activities.\u201d Mr.Labrecque, in supporting I Mr.Bourque\u2019s point of view, said \u201cthis region of Quebec is one of the major beef cattle regions in Quebec, and indeed, in all of Canada, One of the main reasons it is such a prominent beef area is the fine work of the ETAA.My department, and the whole of Quebec, would regret very much to see the Association disappear.\u201d Earlier in the banquet.Aid.Everett Nicol, speaking for Mayor Armand Nadeau, said that the city had no desire to run the fair, or any of the other activities carried out by the ETAA.\u201cWe are always ready to assist this fine Association in any way that we possibly can,\u201d he affirmed.Other speakers at the banquet 1 included Senator Jacob Nicol, who lauded the work of the ETAA, Col.E.Levesque, fair vice-president, and Fair President Colin Campbell.Mr.Campbell thanked the Hon.J.S.Bourque for the generous aid he had so often given to the Sherbrooke fair, and the ETAA.One person died and two others were injured in separate accidents in the Eastern Townships yesterday.Found dead at St.Adrien de Ham last night «as Joachim Larivee, 35, a father of six ; children who was discovered by the Mayor of the Municipality, Raymond Gagne, and Achilie, Gagnon, a lumberjack, who had previously gone to get help after : sighting Larivee's truck on a deserted road.The victim apparently was ! asphyxiated by fumes from his j truck and had been dead for 24 \\ hours.A verdict of accidental death was returned by Dr.Georges ] Letendre of Danville.Sgt.Eugene Morin and Det.Guy Dupont investigated for the Prov- ! incial Police.Reported in fair condition | this morning at Hotel Dieu Hospital is three-year-old Théophile Chagnon, of Racine, who was struck in front of his home yesterday while crossing the street.| He received a fractured left hip.Bromptonville Ordered To Reduce Power Plant Value Guests seated at the head table lacerations to the forehead and included Louis Codere, fair director; Aid.Carrier Fortin, Col.E.Levesque, fair vice-president; Aid.Felix Thibault, H, 0.Routhier, assistant city treasurer; ' Denis Gerin, MLA for Stanstead County; Hon.J.S.Bourque; Colin Campbell; Aid Everett Nicol, representing the mayor; M.T.Stenson, fair vice-president; Emilien Lafrance, MLA for Richmond-Wolfe; J.A.St.a probable skull fracture.In La Providence Hospital, Magog, is Romeo Blanchard.56, 6403 2nd Ave., Rosemount, who was injured in an accident on the highway near Orford yesterday.Police had not received a full report on the accident this morning.A4- Cru'r\tShown above are some of the guest* at the Provincial Day At hair \u2014 closing day of the Sherbrooke Fair yesterday who were honored on Provincial Day.Left to right are : Aid.Everett Nicol, representing Mayor Armand Nadeau; Senator Jacob Nicol, M.L.C.; Colin Campbell, president of the ETAA; Hon.J.S.Bourque, Minister of Lands, Forests and Hydraulic Resources, and Denis Gerin, MLA for Stanstead County.\t(Record photo bv Gerry Lemay) Fine Weather Aided Closing Day Attendance At Sherbrooke Fair WATERVILLE \u2014 Rcent guests at the home of ! Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Bell were, | Marie.fair director; Frank\tMr.and Mrs.Harry Davis and j Conklin, of Conklin\u2019s Midway;\tdaughter.Doris; Mr.and Mrs.| Pierre Labrecque, director of\tHarold Maskrey and daughter;\tClaJ I livestock, Provincial Department\tand Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Goyet- 1 of Argieulture; Wes Nichol, fair\tte and daughter, all of Worcester, j director; W.G.MacDougall,\tMass.Other visitors at the same\tSecretary\t-\tTreasurer\tof\tthe (honorary vice-president Of the\thome were Mr.and Mrs.Rodol-\t^a*r-\tE.\t*\tLamontagne,\tsaid\tthat Aided by clear sunny skies, attendance at the closing day of the 72nd annual Sherbrooke Fair soared yesterday well over the 9,000 mark.Fair officials said that there was 5,400 paid admissions, and at least 4,000 children were admitted free of charge for the spe-1 ing into the Children's Day program.Last year, closing day attendance was 4,181, fair.APPOINTMENT\u2014City Treasurer Pierre Bachand has been appointed to the committee on Public Employee Retirement Administration of the Municipal Finance Officers Association, it was announced by George N.Shaw, president of the association.NOTICE Notice is given that on the twenty, third day of September 1957, Mr.George E.MacAskill, of Gould, shall apply to one of the Judges of the Superior Court sitting for the District of St.Francis, in order to ob.tain Letters of Verification establishing the Estate of Clarence K MacAskill has been devolved upon: George E.MacAskill for one third, Bernard Matheson, for one sixth, Alex Matheson for one sixth, Ross M.MacAskill, for one ninth, Robert A.MacAskill, for one ninth and Lucille MacAskill, wife of Frank Wagner, for one ninth.Seotstown, August 23rd 1957.PTERRE BEAUDOIN, Notary Attorney for Petitioner.LEE M.WATSON & CO.Ltd.INSURANCE Fir», Automobile».Liability, ate.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Telephone LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls; T»l.LO.9-3910 or LO Ï-87M phe St.Laurent of Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.Huffriges and I friends from St.Louis, Missouri Mr.and Mrs.Charles Mc- Evcry Hostess Values Flowers! .after a weekend at the home of a friend, express your thanks with a lovely arrangement of flowers.MILFORD\u2019S 143 Frontenac St.\u2014LO.9-2S66 MAIN ITEMS Ceylon's economy is largely de- [ and pendent on her large exports oC Laughlin and daughters, of Wor tea, rubber and coconuts.\ti rester, Mass.total attendance for the six | days of the fair was 57,600, up I 2,800 from last year's cumulta-i live figure of 54,800.Grandstand attendance for i George Hamid\u2019s final two per- formances of \"Havana Holiday\u201d last night was 1500, down from last year's closing night total ol 1579.For the children, it was a glor ious closing day.At Kiddieland Conklin\u2019s Midway, they thronged to the many rides, overflow midway.Children\u2019s prices were in effect all day.Some 600 children yesterday afternoon crowded the grandstand to watch the calf club and horse parades, and several acts from the grandstand*show.On the grounds, interest yesterday centred about the maple products exhibit.Judges and fair off\u2019eials say that this year, maple products exhibited at the Compton Campaign U.N.Record Defended At Seotstown Rally SCOTSTOWN \u2014 Continuing his speaking campaign for the Sept.18 provincial by-election, Claude Gosselin, of East Angus, Union Nationale candidate, and his supporters addressed an enthusiastic rally in the Town Hall here last evening, at which the provincial and county issues at stake in the campaign were discussed at length.The candidate himself spoke only briefly, limiting himself to a personal appeal to the voters for their support and asking the electors \u201cto correct the mistake\u201d they had made in the last provincial general elections when they returned a Liberal member, Dr.Fabien Gagnon, whose death last June created the vacancy.In appealing for the support by the English-speaking residents of the county for the Union Nationale candidate, Mac Stearns, of Lake Megantic, Progressive Conservative candidate for Comp-ton-Frontenac in the last federal election, deplored the raising of the race cry in the present campaign and in the federal campaign earlier this summer.\"But we are not here to discuss federal policies,\u201d he said \u201cWe might have another chance to do that in the near future.\u201cWhat we must consider in the present campaign is what the Government of Premier Duplessis has done and can do for the Province of Quebec and the County of Frontenac.*T believe that no man has done At Seotstown NOTICE to ADVERTISERS LABOR DAY DEADLINE! The Record will not publish Monday, September 2nd, Labor Day.Display and classified advertising deadline for the edition of Tuesday, September 3rd, is noon Saturday, August 31st.Your co-operation in the early submission of copy will be appreciated.Shown above before last evening\u2019s meeting are, from left: Mayor Frizzle, G.M.Steams, Claude Gosselin, Armand Russell, MPP, and Eloi Guillemette, MPP.\t(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) more for this Province than has r Maurice Duplessis,\u201d Mr.Stearns ! continued, \"and I believe that by j returning a Union Nationale [ member, who can work in eo-j operation with Eloi Guillemette, J | member for Frontenac, much can ( j be done for the mutual benefit ofi ! the two counties.\u201cSpeaking for the English Pro-I testant minority, I can say that j never have we received better (treatment than we have under.| the present Government.\u201d Answering Liberal charges that/ ! there had been a movement from the farms to the cities under the Union Nationale, Eloi Guille-i mette declared this could not be (regarded as a catastrophe.Farming methods had improv-| j ed and each farmer was able to (provide for the needs of a larger] j number of city dwellers, Quebec (still produces surplus of agricu-j tural products and the industrial j development of the province S would provide a great, stable { market at heme, rather than | i leave the farrpers dependent up- ! ] on uncertain exports.The accomplishments of the I (Union Nationale in the field of ifarm loans, drainage, rural electrification, maintenance of municipal roads, education and health were referred to hv Armand Rus sell, MPP for Shefford.\t1 THE CANDIDATE SPEAKS Shc-brooke Fair represented one of Hie best maple display* in the ] province and probably m the ; ( Dominion.Yesterday was Provincial Day i : at the Sherbrooke Fair.Invited ( guests included Hon.J.S.Hour-] que.Minister of Lands, Forests] j and Hydraulic resources; Senator j j Jacob Nicol, representing the I ( Legislative Council; Emilien La-j franco MLA for Richmond-Wol-! fe am Denis Gerin, MLA for I Stanstead, representing the Legislative Assembly; and Everett Nicol, eily alderman, representing the city.They, and other provincial and municipal offie-j ials «\u2019ere the guests of honor at ] a banquet tendered by the ETAA in the arena yesterday.The final drawing for $1,000 in j cash las* night was won by Ar-I mand Tetreault of Rock Forest.In the horse and calf club parade held in front of the grand-; stand yesterday afternoon, the Conklin Trophy for the best dis-] play in the parade was won by j Roger Fortier of St.Joan Bap-1 lisle, exhibiting Belgians.Fortier also won the ribbon for the ; best display of the Belgian breed Other best display rib- : bons went to Rosario Bernier,: Windsor Mills, Percherons; and Winston Duffy, South Durham, Clydesdales.In the cattle parade held in the arena yesterday afternoon, : the Conklin Trophy for the best displa; of rattle was 'won by : George Gladu of Sutton, exhibiting Holsteins.Mr.Glady also i won the ribbon for the best, dis-! play of the Holstein breed in the parade.The ribbon for the display of Canadian cattle went j to O A.Fowler of Kingsbury; ! for Jerseys, to Mrs.A.R.Virgin, ! North Hatley; lor Ayrshires, to Doug Johnston, Stanstead; and | for Guernseys, to P.M.Fox, ol Foster.In Canadian cattle judging i completed yesterday tn the j arena, 0 A.Fowler of Kingsbury swept nearly the whole class.He won both the male and female grand championships, and had ; the male junior champion, the male senior champion, the fe male reserve senior champion, j the female junior champion, and 1 the female reserve grand cham i pion.The reserve male grand eham pionship went to H.P.Hiron ol ( Notre Dame du Bon Conseil, who also look the male senior reserve i ] cnampionsnip.j Jean Paul Verpaelst.of Ayer's ( lift won the male reserve jun-| ior championship, and the female j reserve junior cnampionship, In Ayrshire judging completed yesterday, the female grand and , senior championships were won by Roger Beaudry of Granby, lorn Ride and Sons, Massawippi took the reserve grand and re-] serve senior championships, while Robert Johnston of Stan-( stead took the junior championship.The reserve junior eham-] pionship wont, to Yvan Gaudreau of La Patrie.The St.John Ambulance post ! on the fairgrounds reported a ] busy closing day yesterday.Up j until 5 p m., a total of 11 cases were handled by the station.None of them «as serious.PIONEER MODEL The United Stales Army paid the Wright Brothers $30.000 for its first military plane.Declaring that the capital value of power produced by a hydraulic installation could not be considered as taxable ' for municipal purposes, Judge Philippe Marchand has ordered the Town of Bromptonville to reduce the overall valuation of the power dam in that municipality own ed b\\ the City of Sherbrooke from $401,914 to $131.714.The property owned by the City of Sherbrooke as listed on the Bromptonville valuation roll comprises three items l«and, $11,711; power, $368,868; building-, $21.334.The power item «as sub divided into Wooden crib.$75,000; stone walls.$14,868; pilings, $6,-000 Dashboards, $3,000 and hydraulic power, $270.000.In its appeal, the City demand ed th.V the power valuation be reduce1 from $368.868 to $98,868, as the hydraulic power was not taxable In the notes accompanying his judgment Judge Marchand said the case was unique in that it was based on municipal matters and no* from commercial or other points-of-view.Ho quoted article 485 of the Cities and Towns Act which said that \u2018'It is the duty of the valuators to make, each year, at.times and in the manner ordered by the council, the valuation of taxable properly of the municipality, according to its real value.\" Article 488 of the same act, which specifies what are tax-aide properties, reads as follows: \"Taxable immovables in the municipality consist of the lands, the buildings and plants which are erected thereon, and all im provemcnls made to them, as «ell as the machinery and acres series «hu h are immovable bv destination or which might be, if they belong to the proprietor of the undertaking, .The City maintained that the item hydraulic power, which represented the capital value of the power developed at the site, was not subject to municipal taxation and that it he stricken from the valuation roll of the To«n of Bromptonville, a view «-Inch was upheld by the Judge.The City was represented by Armand Rousseau, Q C.I Farm Building Is Destroyed At Moe's River MOE\u2019S RIVER \u2014 (Special) \u2014 \\ fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn, livestock and equipment belonging to Reginald Hughes early yesterday afternoon.At the time of the outbreak the premises were vacant and neighbors pitched in to fight tha blaze which started about 1.30 yesterday afternoon.Destroyed in the fire were 14 calves one hull, two pigs, baled hay and straw and some grain, along with implements stored in the barn and tool shed.The house and garage were not affected by the fire.I^oss was partly covered by insurance.brjiflets Dr.A A Dotigan announces the cl, sure of his office for * period of 18 months commencing August 30th.1957.Surprise Presentation -\tSST! superintendent of the Quebec Central Railway* here accept* from J.U.Brazeau, manager of the Q.C.R., a billfold presented as a surprise by the office staff.Mr.Benoit leaves in September to take a new position at the Montreal terminal.( Rrrord photo by Gerry Lemay) all Canada knows [OR DAN WINES IORDAN ?I| * Chai' e SHE £ ¦'L ¦i VICTORIA LODGE, KNOWLTON, QUE.EXCLUSIVELY FOR RETIRED PEOPLE A small modern lodge situated in the beautiful Eastern Townships, only 65 miles from Montreal, and centrally located in the Village of Knowlton.All nice bright rooms with hot and cold running water in every room, some with private balcony.Large living-room with T V.Very beautiful and quiet surroundings.Good home cooking.Special attenlion given to reasonable diets.Open for in-pection anytime.(No liquor sold on premises).Golf, swimming, boating, riding, churches and pubh# library within walking distance.Rates; $100.00 per month per person For Further Information Phone Mrs.Doris Doucet, CHapel 3-6030 or write P.O.Box 27, Knowlton, Que. S^etbtookc Tailij Bccocd FRIDAY.AUGUST 30, 195 7 The Happy Motorists who concentrate on making their Labor Day weekend pleasant stand a fair chance of coming through it alive, according to R.B.Baillie, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for the Province of Manitoba and chairman of the Canadian Highway Safety Conference\u2019s Committee on motor vehicle administration.The happy, well-adjusted driver is usually a safe driver, he observes, but being happy does not mean being slap-happy.The driver who gets his cheer from the bottle or who gets kicks from showing off has only a shallow appreciation of happiness.The motorist who welcomes a holiday outing as a pleasant relaxation takes pains to make it enjoyable.He never makes the mistake of starting the trip while he is tired, nor does he allow Republicans Democrats in the United States are jubilantly looking forward to major gains in the mid-term Congressional election* next year following their upset victory in Wisconsin this week.Chances are that the Democrats, who already control both the Senate and the House of Representatives, will pick up even more seats.The Wisconsin victory, in a byelection to fill the late Senator Joseph McCarthy\u2019s seat, was an upset for two reasons.The state has not elected a Democratic Senator since 1932.The Republican candidate, former governor Walter J.Kohler, was a popular and respected Eisenhower Republican who had twice defeated the Democratic candidate, William Proxmire, in elections for the governorship.Republicans blame dissension with in their party for the defeat.But it goes deeper than that.The Republicans are a divided party largely because they have no strong leader to keep them together.President Eisenhower, who won re-election to the White House despite » Congressional victory for the Democrats.is not a professional politician.Holiday Driver himself to become overtired during it.The happy driver has learned to avoid monotony.When even faintly dulled by boredom he knows that a pause for relaxation and a cup of coffee will restore his good nature and keep him alert.When this happy driver is the father of a family, he protects the children from the dangers of falling out by keeping the car doors locked.Never does he lose his temper.Knowing that he himself can make mistakes, he refrains from bawling out other drivers.Nor does he let himself become impatient.In a moment of impatience the ill-adjusted driver has been known to swing out of line and accelerate himself to death on the wrong side of the road.On The Wane That is one reason for his personal popularity, but it is also one reason why his party is leaderless.Under the two-term limit imposed by a jealous Congress largely because of the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt's four straight presidential victories.President Eisenhower cannot run again.The top men in the Republican party, Nixon, Knowland, Knight and others, are therefore scrambling for the nomination in 1960.The President s authority is being undermined by his own lieutenants.Unable to wield political power like a club, Eisenhower is lacking in the sharp political understanding that is necessary to persuade his fellow Republicans to work with him.Eisenhower says that he is disappointed greatly in the record of the Congress in 195 7.Much of his program has been shelved, watered down or beaten.The people seem to be disappointed too, but their disappointment is directed at Republican leadership as a whole.Wisconsin\u2019s vote is an indication of what this may mean for party fortune* No ise Rome has become aroused over its street noises.The act of an hotel ewner, his accustomed bearing described as polite, calm and peaceful,\" has brought realization of what noise can mean.'This ordinarily peaceful man shot two youths recently, killing one and wounding the other, when they refused to stop testing a motorcycle outside the hotel one night.They were roaring up and down at full speed with the exhaust open and it was not for the first time.Rome\u2019s newspapers have in consequence demanded an all-out war on noise-makers, particularly \"the savages of the road.\" They speak of trolley buses, street cars, trucks and motor scooters roaring over the roads and braking with nerve-shattering grinds.A little self-discipline and the noise, the papers urge, would be greatly reduced.Rome s noise situation may be bad but dweller* in millions of homes in Canada and the United States have their share of night clamor much of which is unnecessary.And it does not require a testy individual to conclude that \"there should be a law\" against cars without mufflers and noisy trucks.Sleep tests have proved the potency of noise in breaking rest.It is more difficult to gauge in daytime waking effect on nervous persons in particular and the population in general.But this is probably greater than is usually recognized.When half the hospital cases in the United States and Canada are in the mental column, as is true today, the time has come when there should be serious study of the effects of noise.Limitation of nerve-wracking sounds night help prevent a great deal of mental trouble.Experts and law-makers can help.So.too, can the general public.COUNTING THE DAYS (Ottawa Journal) It's just a matter of days now \u2014 week after next the schools will emerge from their Summer hibernation and some millions of young Canadians will return to their classrooms.There is a tradition that boys and girls dislike school and approach with dread and trepidation the renewal of their studies.We suspect that is no more than a legend.Everybody likes a holiday but 10 solid weeks of vacation is a good deal for the ordinary active youngster.Hosts of teenage boys spend the long vacation acquiring their first knowledge of business, running errands for a business office, (remember the chap who was office boy for an attorney's firm and polished the handles of the big front door so diligently that he came to be ruler of the Queen's Navee?) delivering parcels for the corner store, juggling with bottles and cartons in the supermarkets, carrying newspapers, and it ia good for them.They begin to learn that money they earn has a special significance \u2014 and that money Press Comment ! does not grow on trees.They learn to work in harness and , to accommodate themselves to I office routine and discipline.Unfortunately there are few such opportunities for their sisters, and come mid-August and the girls begin to find the beach an old story or Grandfathers farm losing its novelty.The schools today are pleasant places, the hours arc not too burdensome, they have an attractive social life of their own, and we think most students will return to them with eagerness.As for the youngsters registering for the first time they arc entering upon the great adventure of life and they will be happy about it.ON HAND SIGNALS (Brandon Daily Sun) The modern desire to avoid physioil exertion and substitute labor-saving devices as much as possible sometimes backfires, and this might well be the case with blinking turn indicators on modern cars, At least, that is the opinion of Jackson G.Flowera, director \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" Established Ninth Day of February, Uflt7, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day, by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wellington Street North, In the City of Sherbrooke, Incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press The Associated Press and Reuters.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery tn Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00.6 months $5.00.3 months $2.75.1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c; 2 to 3 mus.old, 10c; up to 6 mos.old.25c.\u201cAuthorized as second class mail.Post Ofuce Department Ottawa.\" The Record u a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.ita circulation regularly audited and guaranteed.being ¦SkW\" rrl tc RUSSIA .* TT* Wx.% '\t* ; 4 \u2022 Vi>\t' v.:,; ;V A, » ï ; ?&tsr m FOOT IN THE DOOR Adenauer Vs.Ollenhauer Bygone Days Germany Votes For Men, Not Issues By LEON DENNEN BONN, Germany \u2014 West Germans will vote Sept.15, free \u2014 for the second time since Hitler seized power in 1933 \u2014 from pressure of dictatorship or foreign occupation rules The Bundestag elections will thus mark another step in the democratic development oi the Bonn Federal Republic.Moscow recognized the historic importance of the occasion by dispatching Nikita Khrushchev and Anastas Mi-koyan to warn Bonn\u2019s citizens that Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's re-election would further impede Germany's reunification.But even the Russians\u2019 threats of a nuclear war made little impression on the anticommunist West German man-in-the-street and still less on the politicians of the two major parties.The leading Christian Democratic party and the opposition Social Democrats consider any Soviet support as an electoral kiss of death.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 With the West German rump state still riding the wave of prosperity, it is primarily personalities \u2014 81-year-old Adenauer versus 56-year-old Socialist chief Erich Ollenhauer \u2014 rather than domestic or foreign issues that will decide OLLENHAUER A FORCED ECHO Right- Around Home \\ the outcome of the general | elections.This goes even for j German unity.The politicians regard re-unification a \u201cburning issue.\u201d But the ordinary West German, in the midst of his unprecedented economic well-being, contemplates it with a cool detachment.Twelve years after Hitler\u2019s defeat West Germany has emerged from the abyss of war destruction to assume a dominant if not the dominant place in non-Communist Europe.There is a striking difference between the despairing nation I saw in 1945 and the busy and bustling Germans who will go to the polls in September.* * * Never in their checkered history have Germans been more prospe ous than they are today The Ruhr industries and corsmerce are booming.Taxes have been cut and industrial insurance improved.Adenauer\u2019s new pension scheme has reduced the fear of inflation for the aged.Wages have risen | and low-cost housing continues to break new records.With these gains \u2014 seen againsf a background of industrial expansion \u2014 the slogan of no economic and social ex- HAIR AND LACK OF IT (From Time) For the first International Congress on the Biology of the Hair Follicle and the Growth of Hair, 270 physicians and other scientists from three, continents gathered in London, debated highly technical questions of how and why hait grows\u2014and.in the aging male, so often falls out.None of the experts could suggest any preventive or cure for baldness, but the end of the conference they had practically convinced themselves that there is really no problem.Summed up the University of Chicago\u2019s Dr.Stephen Rothman: \u201cI do not know of a single instance where a man's social happiness or professional advancement has been hindered because of thinning or absent hair.Think of Julius Caesar and President Eisenhower!\u201d Answer to Previous Puzzle W â ; of public safety for Miami, who says that an eight-month survey has indicated that these indicators are the cause of thousands of accidents.He says that many blinkers cannot be seen in daylight, particularly in bright sunlight or if they arc dirty.This is a particularly hazardous condition in the case of a car coming in the opposite direction and about to make a turn.\u201cOur replacement of the old hand signals with blinker lights may have injected a dangerous and so far unrecognized menace into our traffic picture,\" Mr.Flowers said.This traffic safety expert has raised a question that motorists should think about.Perhaps.the safest method of signalling turns in daylight is by the old hand method, saving the blinker* for inclement weather and hours of darknesi says the Edmonton Journal, HISTORIC GROUP J The national symphony orches j tra of Turkey, now called the ! 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corded ail week inspite of the | fair an dthe resulting increase 1 in traffic.JACOBY On Bridge CRYSTAL BALL PLAY \u2019 SUCCEEDS South's jump to three hearts was quite an overbid but I have seen lots worse game contracts brought home successfully.West opened the four of spades and East played the eight South won with the jack and led a low heart to dummy\u2019s king.At this point East became clairvoyant.He played the three of hearts just as if he had no problem in the world.A second heart was now led from dummy and East played the nine.No one can blame South for going wrong right here.East could have a perfectly sound opening bid without the ace of hearts so South played the ten from his own hand.West made his jack and East\u2019s three acei were left to set the contract.If East had played his ace of hearts on the king.South would have made his contract.He would have been unable to get to dummy to finesse against the jack and willy-nilly would have had to lay down the queen, whereupon the jack would have fallen, I called East's play clairvoyant because he had no way of knowing that South was going to play the trump right back.For all East could tell South might have needed that entry to dummy for a club or diamond lead and East\u2019s duck might have cost him the game instead of saving it for him.I do want to give East one great credit.He did not double four hearts with his three aces and king.If he had done so I am sure that South would have played East for all three aces and wrapped up his contract.36 NORTH ?\tQ73 VK52 ?\t108 7 6 ?\tJ 5 4 WEST\tEAST (D) A 10 54\tAK 9 8 6 2 V J 7\tV A 9 3 ?\tJ 9 5 3 2\t?A4 *\t983\t* A 7 6 SOUTH ?\tA J ¥ Q 10 8 6 4 ?\tKQ *KQ 10 2 No one vulnerable East\tSouth\tWest\tNorth 1 *\tDouble\tPass\tLN.T Pass\t3 V\tPas*\t4 V Pass\tPass\tPas*\t Opening leàd\u2014* 4 IDIOT\u2019S DELIGHT (Windsor Star) \u2014A district youth has been fined $30 after being found guilty of careless driving when police testified he had been \u201cteasing\" other motorists by passing them and then slowing down.Of all the foolish pranks which can be played on the highway, this perhaps is the most exasperating for the innocent victim.The youth, in addition to being fined, has lost his driver\u2019s licence for six months.It hardly seems sufficient.OLD MIGRANTS Large - scale imigration of Arabs and Persians into the Zanzibar area off Africa's east coast started in the 7th century.CARD SENSE Q\u2014-The bidding has been: East South\tWest\tNorth East South\tWest\tNorth 1\tSpade Pas*\t2 Clubs\tPass 2\tDmds.?You, South, hold: Spades K-J-9-8-7, Hearts A-Q-8-7, Diamonds J-2, Clubs A-4.What do you do?A\u2014Pass.It is far too dangerous to try a heart bid now.TODAY S QUESTION You have the same hand.The bidding has been: East South West North 1\tSpade Pass 3 Clubs Pass 2\tDmds.Pass 3 Dmds.Pass 3\tN.T.?What do you.South, do Answer Tomorrow THE BALD-HEADED MAS (Calgary Herald) ! 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Your choice of 4 WHITE EMPRESSES TO EUROPE O Britannic» Junior Kncyelopadla Logrolling, a term applied to the practice of »ome members of Congress of trading votes for each other'* favorite bills, come* from the pioneers' custom of helping one another cut down trees and rolling up tha Jogs for building The congressional practice is often criticized because *ome bills pass which serve only a small number of people.With the entry into service of Canadian Pacific's newest luxury liner\u2014The Empress of England \u2014you now have a choice of four White Empresses to Europe.Each one offers the ocean traveller the ultimate in travel comfort along with unexcelled shipboard service.Plan now to make your next holiday an ocean voyage aboard a famous White Empress.SAIMNQS TO tIVERSOOi FROM MONTREAL Sap).3 Emprait of England S»pt.(0 Empmi of Rritoln 5»pt.17 Empran of Scotland (coll» 0) Gr»»nock) Sap).19 Empra»» of Franca Sap).24 Empr#» of England Oct.1 Emprait of Rritoin THRIFT SEASON FARES NOW IN IFFICTI SEE FOU* TRAVfi AGENT, KAUWAY TICKET OFFICE ar.R.MYERS liasmihlp Oanaral Agani.201 St.Jamai St.Waal, Mantraal Federal Aid For Wheat Surpluses OTTAWA\u2014\u2014Huge amounts of federal cash may roll out to hard-pressed Prairie farmers this fall if Parliament agrees to a Progressive Conservative government proposal to provide producers with cash advances for farm-stored wheat.Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced after a cabinet meeting Thursday he will press ahead with his election promise to grant farmers advance payments on the grain they find difficult to sell.He said he will bring his cash advances proposal before Parliament soon after it opens Oct.14.Meanwhile, he renewed the old system of government-guaranteed loans with farm-stored grain as security, holding the interest rate at five per cent despite the general rise in rates in the last few years.Emphasizing that Canada has a mountainous wheat surplus to be disposed of as quickly as possible Mr.Diefenbaker said he realizes that provision of bank loans does not meet all the problems of the Prairie economy.But he was proclaiming the bank loans legislation as a \u201cstop-gap measure\u201d to help farmers get their hands on some needed money until \u201cParliament can act.\" Civil Rights Bill Clears Congress WASHINGTON \u2014(AP)\u2014 The first civil rights bill to pass the Cnited States Congress in more than 80 years went to President Eisenhower today.The Senate completed congressional action on the compromise measure late Thursday night after 39 hours of continuous session, passing it by an overwhelming vote of 60 to 15 The end of the months - long battle over civil rights came two hours after Senator J.Strom Thurmond (Dem.S.C.i ended a record - setting filibuster against the bill.Thurmond held the floor ! for 24 hours and 19 minutes.New Communications System EFFORT-WASTING Continued from Page 1 organ, Pravda, meanwhile declares : \u201cThe work of many years of the UN disarmament commission and its subcommittee, whom the general assembly had charged with the task of working out an international agreement on the most urgent and vital problem of the age has so far proved fruitless and failed to produce any positive results.\u201cThe work of the subcommittee actually amounts to effort-wasting.\u201d The Pravda editorial, broadcast by Moscow radio, indicates that the Russians will demand a new bargaining setup.OTHER COUNTRIES \u201cApart from the Soviet Union,\" says Pravda, \"the subcommittee is composed of countries ¦whose ruling circles are not concerned with disarmament.\u201cThese four countries \u2014 the TJ.S.A., Britain, France and Canada \u2014 play a leading part in the aggressive North Atlantic bloc.At the same time entire continents \u2014 Asia, Africa and Latin America \u2014 are not represented .\u201d The Communists \u2014 both the Russians and Red China \u2014 were quick to pin the blame on the US.for the failure of the talks, obviously in a bid for world opinion.HUNTINGVILLE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Smith and sns, Garry, Brian and Craig of Valcartier were recent visitors at the home of the latter\u2019s brother, Mr.Alan Wark and Mrs.Wark.PHILIPSBURG \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Herman Millar motored to Pigeon Hill to visit, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Guthrie who are ill.WELL DRILLING Complete Artesian Well Drilling Service using the best of equipment for efficiency end low cost.DUQUETTE SPECIALTIES fairbanks-morse pumps Sales A Service 68 Gillespie St., Sherbrooke.Tels.LO.2-4600, 2-7174 Refused To Move WASHINGTON \u2014 {JP) \u2014 The British Embassy has asked for a full report on the arrest of a Nigerian student who refused to move to the back of a bus in Henderson.Tex.The Nigerian was reported hit by a blackjack wielded by a policeman.Rev.M.Seeley Thetford Mines Appointed Canon THETFORD MINES \u2014 Rev.M.H.W.Seeley, rector of St.John the Divine Church here, has been named a Canon of Holy Trinity Cathedral of Quebec by Archbishop Carrington.The honor was conferred on Canon Seeley in recognition of his long years of service in the diocese, a service which culminated two ears ago in the building of St.John's fine new church and parish hall.The appointment fills a vacancy left when Canon John Comfort of Magog was made Archdeacon of Gaspe, succeeding Archdeacon T.R.Matthews, who has been named rector of St.George\u2019s Church at Len-noxville and Archdeacon of the Eastern Townships.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRIDAY.AUG.30.UVft -5 Financial News & Market Report lUuurtesy ut Greeushields at Co.) Prices Remained Steady Today On Local Markets Very little change in prices w.is registered today at the l.ans downe market.The only movement uas an in crease of one cent in the cost of butter.MU IT Oranges, doz .40e Grapefruit .* for iae Bananas, lb.18o Lemons .6 (or 25c Pineapples .».40c Grapes, olue.In.doe Grapes, red.lb.2t)e Apples pk .75c Rhuhard, bunch .\t3 \u2022 25c ! Peaches, small, basket $100 VI et I Atu.h .>1 VltKI I MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Previous close 11 \u2022 m NEW YORK STOCK MARKET P-evious close Ham.Graduation Held For Students At Summer School At the Belvedere St.Armory last night, 41 cadets of the No.2450 Aircraft Fighter Control and Warning Unit summer Reserve Tradesmen Training Plan were graduated.The cadets received their diplomas from Squadron Leader H.Cameron, commanding officer of the unit.During the ceremonies there were a period of drill and a march past.After the presentation of diplomas, the cadets showed parents and guests around the unit building.Present at the graduation were Regular Support Officer, Flying Officer R.Forseth and the officer-in-charge of the course this summer, Flight, Lt.Gordon Warner.INSPECTION \u2014 City officials visited the Belvedere street garage yesterday to inspect the two-way radio system linking ten city vehicles to a central dispatching point.Seen above are Charles Langlois, director of services; Leo Lemieux tat the wheel), line department supervisor; Gaston Masse, superintendent of the Gas and Electricity department; Pierre Bachand.the city treasurer, and Aid.Carl Camirand, chairman of the Gas and Electricity committee.A private mobile two-way radio system which keeps vehicles I of the city\u2019s Fire Department and Gas and Electricity department j in constant communication with J a central dispatch point went into use yesterday.Five of the Fire department\u2019s | vehicles, including Chief Percy j Donahue\u2019s car, and five of the repair and maintenance units of the Gas and Electricity department are equipped with two-way radio-telephones linking them to the central dispatching point located in the city's Belvidere street garage.This base station is connected by land lines with the transmitter located at the base of the illuminated cross, high up on a hill along the road to Rock Forest.The system's antenna is mounted on the illuminated cross.The mobile system was installed and is maintained by the Bell Telephone Company.From mobile-equipped vehicles, fire-fighters can receive instructions or transmit reports to headquarters from any part of the city.Meanwhile, repair and maintenance units from the Gas & Electricity Department can maintain contact with their headquarters and be dispatched instantly to the scene of an emergency, should such emergency develop.Garden Peas .Green Beans .Corn Tomatoes, local, Ih.Red-Green Peppers Mushrooms Vs lb Beets .Onions.25c Ih ____\t25c lb.,.doz 35c 25c 3 for 25c 40c 3 \u2022 25c 2 tbs.lor 25c Abitibi\t\t\t28\t28\tAmer.Telephone\t1734\tns1.Abitibi Pfd\t\t234\t\tAnaconda\t534\t54 Algoma\t\t\t314\t314 B\tBethlehem Steel\t.444\t444 Aluminum\t38\t39\tChrysler\t.764\t764 Asbestos\t28*\t\tComm, Solvents\t.\t144\t Bell Telephone .\t40\t394\tDouglas\t.66\t664 Brazilian\t84\t84 B\tDupont\t187\t186 B.C.Power .\t444\t44 B\tGeneral Electric\t64 4\t B C.Forest\t104\t10 B\tGeneral Motors\t,.\t424s\t424 B C.Telephone\t\t414 B\tGoodyear\t.864\t Building Products\t34\t324 B\tint.Paper\t91\t Canada Cement\t274\t\tInt.Telephone\t.314\t314 Can.Iron Fdy\t34 4\t34 B\tJohns Mam il le\t.\t404\t Canadian Breweries\t\t244\tMontg.Ward\t.364\t Canadian Celanese\t154\t16\tN.Y.Central\t.274\t Corby\u2019s \"A\"\t\t16 B\tPepsi\t.\t.204\t Can Pacific Railway\t2.94\t\tRadio\t.324\t334 Smelters\t204\t\tRepublic Steel\t.52\t524 Dist.Seagram\t264\t26 B\tU.S.Rubber\t404\t414 Dominion Bridge\t25\t24 4 B\tStd.Oil of N, .1\t614\t Dominion Corset\t14\t\tStudebaker\t.,\t54\t Dom.Steel & Coal\t27\t274\tU 8 Steel\t644\t65 Dominion Tar\t104\t104\tVanadium Sled\t.38\t Dom.Textile\t84\t8 B\tWoolw ortb\t404\t Gen.Dynamics .\t534\t544\t\t\t\t, .!.\t H.H.Mining .Famous Players\t51 4 174\t51 It\tSuspect Trapped\t\t Foundation Co.\t20\t19 B\tMONTREAL\t«P'\tA\tman Gypsum\t29\t\theld up a branch\tof the Bank of\t \u201c ¦ Kidney dry beans, tb Cucumbers, local Radishes .Broccoli .Cabbage .Cauliflower .Carrot;:, bunch .Celery, bunch Yellow Beans, lb Iceberg Lettuce Spinach .Parsley .Egg Plant .Chicory .Green Onions .Turnips\t.Potatoes, peek .ML.M SECTION Chuck Roast, lb.Prime Rib Rolled, lb.Rump Roast, lb.Loin ol beet, lb.H, i-nhurg