Sherbrooke daily record, 7 juin 1961, mercredi 7 juin 1961

[" 1961\t\t\tJUNE\t\t1961 ) S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF S { \t\t\t\t1\t2\t31 4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9 lOJ 11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17 l 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24 J 25\t26\t27\t28\t29\t30 llci'bi'oobeDalliiBctocd THE WEATHER Mainly sunny today and clear tonight; Thursday mainly cloudy with a few showers in afternoon and evening: Low - high at Sherbrooke 45 and TO.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, |l\\h 7, Sisty-Fifth Year Hi - Deft informality Hair receding, Philip soon 40 By EDDY GILMORE LONDON (AP) \u2014 Prince Philip turns 40 Saturday with his hairline receding but his influence growing.In almost every field of British life-except the arts and horse racing, which do not amuse him-the husband of the Queen increasingly makes his presence felt Science, industry, education,! the services\u2014all have had an occasional shake-up from the| end of Philip\u2019s fluent tongue.| With Philip at her side, thej Queen has matured from a shy,| plumpish and often awkwardly dressed girl to a slim, composed and even sophisticated sovereign of 35.Philip\u2019s breezy but deft in-\u2019 formality and his wide swipes at established snobbery have shocked and staggered some of his elders.DITCHED THE DEBS It was Philip who success ! fully urged the Queen to abolish the Buckingham Palace debu-i tante presentation parties.These had become a sort of ungainly quadrille of girls annually selected because of birth, wealth or both to formally meet the sovereign.Prince Philip saw this per-!\tPRINCE PHILIP formance as strangely out of! place in modern Britain.;heads raise millions of pounds The noise of protesting debs'eveÇ^ year for the poor and was nothing compared to the;ha\"cilc^PPed-gasps of surprise in 1955.\t! People from all walks of life At the 450th anniversary ban- are n™ >nvited to Buckingham quet of the Royal College of Sur- Palace people who in years geons at Edinburgh, the sur- gone by never would have got geons\u2019 president made a long lnslde I*18 palace gates, and impressive speech.At its! conclusion, he turned to the guest of honor.GAVE A CUP Fingering a silver object-model of a utensil used by doctors of old in bleeding their patients\u2014the president said in precise and pedantic tones: \u201cAnd now, sir, may it please Your Royal Highness to accept Laos village It won t hurt a assault V Say Dief to tell quite a story as U.S.hits at China wheat trade : ,-s By RENE - GEORGES INAGAKI VIENTIANE (AIM \u2014 Padong fell today under an all-out assault by pio-Com-rnunist rebels supported by heavy artillery.1 he tiny OTTAWA (CPI \u2014 Prime Min-Canadian grain shipments usu-.ments call for delivery try the mount!Un village had been a ister Diefenbaker today steps ally go to foreign countries end of 1963 with payments to- t 'i .\t'\t\u2018 into what is shaping up as a which have this modern gear talling $425,600,000.\t¦ rl I I I ¦' 1 ! new and ticklish problem in Ca! available at their ports\tThe initial phase of the agree-° 'r v\u2019° a nadian - United States trade re- The U.S.action would not af- ,\t\u201e { shipment of 28 i°n °j t cea®£:t,re' plo\u2018 dations.\tfeet the bulk of Canadian wheat! _\t, P'mnl ul \u201cS\u2019 Immed in Laos five weeks He is expected to make a spe-'which is shipped by freighter 00°i000 bushels of wheat, U.ooo.igo.cial statement in the Commons and for which Chinese ports 000 bushels of barley and 32,500 A l nited Stales military ad on the American government\u2019s!have adequate dockside tacili-;tons of flour between June t and viser radioed from the front [refusal to let U.S.- made por-jlies.It would, however, put anjNoVi 30\u2018of this year.Some of\u2019lhat the Pathct Lao rebels laid table unloading equipment be end to the limited use of tank-\t.\t.\t, ,, ,\t,\t.\t,¦\ti \u2022 u\t,\tdins initial amount has already sold for use on charter ships;ers which now serve to carry carrying Canadian grain to a small portion of Canadian becn sent Communist China.\t| grain.\tj The Batavia firm seems to be One senior Ottawa informant! Since the start of the year the sole source of the unload said Tuesday night the primelCanada has signed agreements! ing equipment.Hand - handling Eichmann trial Witness collapses in stand J / Bulletin Children exposed to radium this bleeding cup?\u201d Smiling, the Queen's husband replied: \u201cI can only say\u2014it\u2019s bloody kind of you.\u201d Twenty-five years ago bloody was not a word to be used publicly in Britain.Ten years ago it wasn\u2019t used often in any TORONTO it' \u2014 A harmless-looking white powtfsr sent 16 children to hospital Tuesday after tests showed they had been exposed to radiation.The children were released after a thorough scrubbing.OTTAWA.\u2014(CP) hopes to Have its own grainhandling equipment in three weeks to replace machinery denied by United States law for use in unloading wheat-carrying tankers at Red China ports, Prime Minister Diefenbaker said today.He told the House of Commons an intensive shopping campaign indicates an Ontario firm can do the job and that there will be no interruption of shipments of grain to China.He added that Canada must recognize the right of the United States to enforce provisons of legislation on American companies inside the U.S.But Canada was concerned at any action affecting the grain trade.Iwith China to ship 217,()()(),000jby Chinese laborers would bog Canada bushels of wheat and 58,000,000 down Ihc whole delivery opera bushels of barley to that fam- (ion insofar as tankers are eon ;ine - plagued land.The agree- cerned.Castro clears way for tractor exchange DETROIT (AP) \u2014 The hourjihe United Auto Workers, ami for action approached today in]Dr.Milton Eisenhower, has of- minister will have \u201cquite a They were to be taken to the!storJ 10 te\" H16 Commons.\u2014.-*\t- \u2022¦- I The \u201cstory\u201d is set in Ottawa, department of physics at the mixed company.And today 't'5!Un\u2018jversity 0f To\u2018r0nt0'today for Montreal, Washington and Ba seldom used from the head table at dignified dinners.But Philip got away with it.Although he has difficulty resisting the urge to be funny, he is extremely serious.He is constantly hammering home the message that Britain must streamline its production apparatus, must keep abreast and exceed in a world of stern competition.Aware of the rise in juvenile crime all over the land, his work with youth clubs and youth organizations is magnificent.He works untiringly for charity, and the organizations he powcrfuT'than watch.\u2019 further tests, including blood ,avia> 111., where an American special suction the offer to give tractors Fidel Castro's Cuba in exchange for invasion prisoners.Castro cleared the way in part Tuesday night by accepting the proposition in principle, though stipulât ng negotiations, Tiie Cuban prime minister s, action, announced on the Havana radio, came approximately 12 hours before today\u2019s noon deadline given him for his reply.It followed a meeting of the Cuban Council of Ministers.At the same time Castro cabled the citizens \u201cTractors for Freedom Committee\u201d here.Contents of the cable, in Span-counts to check whether they.\tK ^\tcl on jsh were not made oublie bv were contaminated internallv equipment for unloading grain C1\u2019 \"ere not maae pumie oy were contaminated internally.from thc |)olds Qf ,ankcrs the committee, pending a trans- The powder, a radium com- Sjnce Chinese ports have no latlon' A reply ,0 Cas,r() a,so pound used during the Second!fa{.jij|jes for' unioa(jjns bulk, as witl,,icld until ihe transla- to fered lo exchange 500 Ameri can tractors for 1,200 prisoners taken in the May 17 Cuban in vasion.The Cuban government, in the! radio announcement, thanked; the commiitee for its 'liumani-| tarian act.\u201d The committee arranged to act swiftly on Castro's move of Tuesday night.A language expert was called in to translate Castro's mes sage.Presumably a reply (hen! would be seni to Castro in lia vana.Castro stipulated that a dele gation of the committee go lo World War to illuminate air ?rain from tankers7ships hauT lion' craft instrument panels, was jng Canadian grain there nuis: 0Ff:ERED TRACTORS found by the children in a ware carry their own unioaders.The citizens group, headed GENEVA (AP) \u2014 Angered by the fall of Padong, Western delegations today cabled their capitals to see if there is any point in continuing the 14-nation conference on Laos following major Communist violations of the cease-fire.Canada is one of the Western countries attending the talks.BritainN Malcolm Macdonald, who was to be chairman of the 14th session today, called it off.1 he British delegation issued a statement recalling it had \u201cagreed to attend the con.erence on the clear understanding there would be an effective cease - fire throughout the negotiations.\u201d Macdonald will he keeping in touch with Georghi P u s h k i n, the Soviet co - chairman, but no date for the next meeting was fixed.9 SHE\u2019S A DENTIST\u2019 Jjal I,] house Monday night.They] Such equipment is not nor-by Mrs.Franklin D.Roosevelt;!°f the indemnification but also Cuba to negotiate with him.He down an «¦exlremeiy llPavv-suggested Mrs.Roosevelt or Dr.\t,\t.Eisenhower\tIbarrage\tand\tthen attacked with DISCUSS DETAILS\tinfantry.Castro said the delegation! The royal government would discuss not only details,estimated at 1,000 - By THOMAS A Bnedy JERUSALEM (AIM\u2014A noted Jewish writer, who rose from the ashes of the Ausehwitz eon centration camp, took the wit ness stand against Adolf Kioh-mann today, spoke in rambling terms for about in minutes, llien spun off Ihe ehair m a faint.The (rial of (he former (!es-tapo ehief was suspended im ] mediately.The witness was introduced by the Israeli prosecution as Yechiel Di Noor, Polish born.The packed audience gasped when lie was identified \u2014 for jlhe first time in public \u2014 as the writer K.Zetnik, a pen name meaning a prisoner of a concentrai ion camp.His best jluiown work is The House of j Dolls, the story of the two years he spent in the Auschwitz death 'mill.Attorney - General Gideon Hausncr showed Di - Noor the blue and white striped Nazi death ramp uniform and he identifed it.Di - Noor paled The uniform shown him was his own He had brought it and was presumably prepared, the attorney - general thought.LUNGED FROM CHAIR As he sketched the back ground of his thoughts on Auschwitz, 1)1 - Noor lunged up from Hie witness chair, and crashed to floor.Eichmann in his glass cage leaned forward and stared.\tj WASHINGTON (CP) Prf Ihe mans mother, silling in,sombre report on Vienna suinrnilry ilhe second row, leaped to her Khniahchev