Sherbrooke daily record, 18 juin 1959, jeudi 18 juin 1959

[" \u2014- 1B59 S\tM\tT\tJUNK W\tT\tr\t1959 8 \t1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6 7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13 14\t15\t18\t17\t18\t19\t20 21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t28\t27 28\t29\t30\t\t\t\t IjecbrookeDailuBecocd 7\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f Established 1897.Price: 5 Cent* SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, Jl'NF 18.1959 OONTIXTING COOT, t'lomly wirti tKSNMlonal ima l«xUy; nxvrtly cloudy vrtth ¦ fow >ih,»xvr» on Friday eonUnmnc cool; wind* norThouatcrly 1# in iTcxmrvK \u2022< time* to 3» l*t»r IimIa)'; U*w-Mkii 50 amt flft.Sixty-Third Year Weather Clears For Royal Plane ___________ M Speaker To Rule Friday On Pallett OTTAWA (CP) - Speaker Ro land Michenw likely wiH rule Friday on the biggest procedural wrangle to hk the Commons jarwe the uproarious pipeline de bate of 19SS Involved i* the issue of whether flhe House should immediately consider a motion by Opposition Trader Pearson calling for parliamentary inquiry into the eon duct of Conservative whip John C.Pallett.The 58-year-old Speaker, two years in office, set off a furious four-hour debate Wednesday as he sought advice of members as to whether a question of privilege was involved.NO REAL ANSWER In the end, he said, he got no real answers to the questions on his mind and because of the \u201cgreat significance\u201d of the issue, decided to delay judgment until later.He named no date but it was learned he likely will rule Friday after reading the printed hansard of the day\u2019s cross-fire.The motion, bringing an oblique suggestion from Prime Minister Diefenbaker that the Liberals were indulging in Me-Carthyism, rested on an Exchequer Court judgment on a legal action arising out of government expropriation land at the Mallon, Ont., airport.Senate Attacks Tax Law OTTAWA (CP)\u2014The Senate, in the words of its members, has st nick a blow for taxa lion by Parliament rather than by cabinet order.Following a lengthy debate, the upper chamber rejected on a voice vote Wednesday nighl the proposal of its banking committee and approved a government bill that incorporates the current tax on exported electricity into the Excise Act where only - -r-liament can change it.For the last 35 years the tax, which yielded $1,400,000 last year, has been imposed by cabinet order.Fixed in 1925 at $2 per horsepower exported, it has been unchanged since URGED REJECTION By a vote of 13 to 12 the banking committee recommended that a government proposal to put the tax under the Excise Tax Act be turned down by the upper cba-ber.Backed by a group of Liberals, Senator Walter Aseltine, government leader in the upper chamber, appealed to the senators not to succumb to the urgings of special interest but'affirm that \u201ca tax to raise revenue by order-in-council or by regulation of the cabinet .is not a proper way in which to raise revenue.\u201d Liberal Senator David Croll supported the Progressive Conservative leader saying that Swedish industrialist Axel Wenner-Gren and other power interests tried to bypass Parliament.To permit that would be \u201ca blunder of the first denomination.\u201d Both he and Senator Aseltine drew attention to the fact that the bill passed the Commons before the power interests voiced their opposition to the banking committee.\t« Senator .Aseltine said that fhos fighting the tax \"wanted to set up a lobby or something of that sort in an effort to prevail cm the cabinet to do away w-ith the tax altogether.\u201d I The judgment said a «* called \u2019\u2022independent\u201d land appraiAor testified that he was instructed by Mr.Pallett, mem tier for the Toronto \u2022 area constituency of j Peel, to put as generous a valuation as possible on the appraised land.The judgment also reported that Mr.Pallett, named govern-ment whip this year, testified that Transport Minister Hees agreed to be bound in advance on the valuations of the appraiser, J.E.S.Clare, a political campaign organizer for Mr.Pal-letl.Mr.Hees denied this.ASKS SPECIFIC CHARGE Mr.Pearson suggested the \u2019judgment seemed to reflect on the conduct of Mr.Pallett and called for investigation by a House committee.Mr.Diefenbaker demanded that Mr.Pear-'son make a specific charge against Mr.Pallett before he would agree to such an inquiry.H.W.Herridge (CCF \u2014 Kootenay West) suggested Mr.Pearson was on the \u201csoundest moral grounds\u201d in asking for the inquiry.It was only fair to the people of Canada and to Parliament to remove the \u201cmiasma of suspicion, bewilderment and dis-, satisfaction\" surrounding the case and to establish the truth.Mr.Diefenbaker said Mr.Pearson\u2019s motion w*as a \u201cshillyshally\u201d once.He added that he would always uphold the dignity of Parliament in the tradition established by predccesors but he would not allow \"in our country that something to occur which brought about devastating effects on responsible government in another country whereby individuals were tried by television.whereby evidence was introduced by innuendo and hearsay.\u201d This appeared to be a reference to the investigating tactics of the late U.S.senator Joseph McCarthy.- L Queen, Philip On Way ST.JOHN'S, NfKl.\u2014\u2014 iCTM \u2014 The sun c«me out here fodxv nuiking the Queen\u2019» scheduled arrival at nearby Torbay this afternoon an almost certainly.An official announcement by the Royal lour committee here at 9.30 a.m.F.DT said a statement by 110AC in London that the Queen\u2019s plane would land in Argentia was \u201cneither final nor official.\u201d \u2022A ?LONDON \u2014 (( I*) With « wave and a smile, the Queen and Prince Philip embarked today on the longest Royal lour in a single country undertaken by any British monarch.A benign sun filtered through thick cloud as the ro>*al couple left London airport for Newfoundland, its actual destination still in doubt.1 he blue and silver Comet l\\ airliner took off at l.0r> p in.BS 1 (8 05 a.m.F.DT ) after a quiet ceremony at the arrpoit.St.Johns Prepares A Warm Welcome Despite Chilly Fog v^- 'V.ia f- \u2022 ¦\tjf A.___\t\u2022\" .\\ »\t.*\t\u2019\t\u2022,* .\u2022 ¦'*>'*\t\u2022\t'*> F \u2019\t,* V.%\t.\t>\u2019 \u2022 '.- s'* *\t.¦*' ' r ' \u2022 *'\u2022 V 'jrm' * ¦* v , **y V \u2022' '¦ A**;! \u2022\t^\tm -r 5 The Queen and Prince Philip, who arrive In Canada today on the start of their 45-day four, pose in I formally in the quadrangle at Windsor Castle with their pet Corgi, Sugar.To the right of the sentry is part of the ancient Devil's Tower built in the time of Edward III.The picture was taken by Gilbert Milne for Canadian Press especially for the tour.Extra Charge For Fancy Cuts P ASSAIC.N.J.(APi \u2014 The barbers of Passaic arms against Presleys, fiat tops, Julius Caesars, hutches.Ivy Leagues, square backs and birds.They are the names of the most popular type* of teen-aged haircuts.The barbers, members of Employers Guild 51 of the AFL-CÎO Barbers\u2019 Union, announced Wednesday they plan to charge extra for these cuts because they take more time.They didn\u2019t say how much more.Present prices are *: $ U> 75.________________ Its Official, B B Weds Her Leading Man PARIS (Reuters) \u2014 Brigitte Bardot wed her handsome leading man, Jacques Charrier, today after they teased the world for a week with yes-no replies to i rumors they were already married .This time it is official.The shapely 24-year-old French actress and Charrier were mar-| ried in a civil ceremony by mayor Fernand Guillaume in the village of Louveciennes near Paris, j Photographers, who belatedly heard about the wedding, rushed to the town hall and nearly broke up the ceremony.With the bride in tears, the ceremony was transferred to a smaller room.Doors and windows were locked against the invading photographers.Red China Today.An industrial and social revolution has been wrought in China in the past decade.But few Westerners have had the opportunity of seeing at first hand the tumultuous social change now underway in this ancient land.J.S.Duncan recently completed a 3'y week visit to the Chinese People's Republic at the invitation of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.He attended a closed meeting of the Communist Second People's Congress, chatted with Premier Chou En-lai and had conversations with officals in charge of planning, foreign trade, communes and universities.In addition, he was able to visit the cities and provinces and see for himself the changes being wrought in modern Giina.In a series of articles start-ting in the Record Saturday Mr.Duncan brings readers a colorful cross-section of Chinese life.Chairman of the Ontario Hydro Commission.Mr.Duncan has a wide background in international affairs, and visited the Soviet Union four years ago.Q.; !ksShowdown : GENEVA (CP) \u2014 Negotiations ] on Berlin were to reach a show-[down today at the foreign min-I isters conference with Andrei i Gromyko's formal reaction to Duplessis Praises Free Enterprise MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Quebec\u2019s Premier Duplessis, opening the first plant in Canada to produce wrought steel railway wheels, Wednesday praised private enterprise and warned against over de-endence on government aid.Mr.Duplessis opened the east-end plant of Canadian Steel Wheel Limited by twisting a control knob.He watched as a flame-belching furnace tipped up to cascade a fiery stream of hiolten steel into a huge bucket.Before the opening ceremony, Mr.Duplessis said those who try to find security by passing their responsibilities to the government are wrong.He said there is \u201ctoo much tendency today to call on the govern-ment.\u201d \u201cThe government cannot and should not do everything.When the government comes into your pockets (or taxes for the welfare state it is infringing on your liberty .man\u2019s liberty to spend the money he earns as he pleases.\u201d The premier said the initials of the company \u2014 CSWL \u2014 could stand for capital, security, wisdom and logic\u2014fundamentals of the private enterprise system.\u201c.The fundamentals can never be changed.Respect of these fundamentals is only common sense.\u201cThe province of Quebec is the headquarters for private enterprise .the common sense program for prosperity.\u201d Quebec is the most progressive of the provinces, he said, and \"we re surely on the way to mar vekws progress.Now- more than ever before we need to look back to the fundamentals.\u201d \"This is our policy and we are going to stand and live by this policy.\u201d\t,\ti I the West's final compromise offer for an interim settlement.The Soviet foreign minister, reported primed with new in-structions from Moscow, was set for a luncheon chat with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd of Britain before another private session of the four powers.The deadlocked talks seemed headed for breakdown even | though Gromyko requested to j day's session at his own villa fol- j lowing a 30-minute get-together Wednesday.READY TO BARGAIN Lloyd and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Mu.rville of France were reported agreed i that if Gromyko came into to- j day\u2019s private session with the clear intent of bargaining, they \u2018 were prepared to make \u201creason-! able\u201d changes in the West\u2019s plan.U.S.State Secretary Christian A.Herter w>as reported prepared i to insist on a quick windup of the conference no matter how the bargaining went.Gromyko Wednesday staved off the expected showdown by making oniy brief observations on , the West's take-it-or-leave-tt plan and then hustling off to a dentist to look after a toothache Quebec Police Say Fanatics Not Interested QUEBEC (CP>\u2014Certain \u201cfanatical elements\u201d don't appear too interested in the coming Royal Tour, Leon Lambert, assistant director of the Quebec Provincial Police, said Wednesday.As a result, he said, policing the tour through Quebec province wiH be less of a chore than it was in 1939 when George VI and Queen Mother Elizabeth visited Canada.There were no serious inci-1 dents in that tour, but police were kept busy, he said.He j didn't identify the \u201cfanatical ele- j ments.\u201d In fact, he said, the present: tour is being enthusiastically received.He had been flooded with requests from Quebec City residents who have asked privileged spots to witness sections of the tour.\ti One of 1ms commenta, accord Lng to Communist sources, was that the Western garrison in Her ¦lin should be cut from its present strength of about l!,ooo to a \"token\u201d force of between 3,000 and 4,000 men.He was commenting on the suggestion in the West\u2019s plan that the force could be limited and possibly reduced slightly.FOUR CONCESSIONS The Western min isters, who found some encouragement because Gromyko did not refer to his last demand for a one-year limit on the Western occupation of Berlin, offered concessions on four point*: 1.\tThe Allies dropped their earlier demand for a specific Soviet guarantee of their continued right to be in Berlin as occupa- j lion powers.Instead they de manded a guarantee of their < right of access to West Berlin 2.\tThe Western powers agreed to meet the Soviet request for j a ban on nuclear weapons and missile installations in West.Berlin, which Western officials were were not planned in any event.3.\tThe West said it is ready to accept control of its traffic to ami from Berlin by East Ger man Communist officials.But the West would continue to consider the East Germans as agents of the Soviet government ami not a sovereign regime.4 The Wesi.did not ask Russia to underwrite the occupation of Berlin forever The proposed agreement would run either until; Germany is reunified or until the accord h modified by some new four-power agreement.The Queen, wearing a navy Hue and white silk dress, match ing coal ami white hat with navy band, was the first to enter the aircraft, followed by the Queen Mother amt Princess ' Margaret, who drove from the royal lodge at Windsor Prince Charles said his fare wells last Sunday on a day off from sclnxil and Princess Anne stayed Ix'lnnd at Buckingham Palace.The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret remained in the aircraft two or three m imp es before leaving.Then the Queen and the prince came to the door of the aircraft and waved goodbye two or three times.Earlier, Prince Philip had spent almost a full minute chat ting on llie tarmac with George Drew, Canada\u2019s high commis sioner to the United Kingdom Also in the isarty seeing the rojal couple off on the Queen\u2019s first cross Canada tour as sovereign were Prime Minister Mae millan, the Earl of Home, Commonwealth relations secretary, Home Secretary K A.Butler and Continued on page 5 Third Day Of Crisis In Argentina BUENOS AIRES (AP)- Presi-deni Arturo Frondm ¦ govern ment, entered its third day of crisis today while heavily armed units manned all military establishments and fortified the war ministry in Buenos Aires with machine gun posts.At Least (wo powerful army garrison* were reported supporting the stand of the Cordoba army command, which forced Col.Mamie! It Kairnundez to resign as undersecretary of war.Raimundez, felt hy his fellow officers to be an ultra-nationalist, was replaced hy Gen.Ro-sendo Erago, described as closely-linked with the Cordoba group led hy Gen.Roberto Grotz.Grotz demanded a thorough investigation of g rumored pact bed,ween Frondizi and former riir f.ator Juan Peror to ensure Eron-dizi\u2019s election last year.The Cordoba faction also is demanding an end to the government\u2019» use of troops and its mibfary powers to block or break strikes on the railways and other key enter prises.Frondizi has denied any pact with Heron, though the ex dictator and his supporters claim one was signed.Three bombs exploded in down town Buenos Aires Wednesday, injuring a policeman.j ST JOHN\u2019S, Nfld (CP)\u2014Come fog ami disruption, ftiis old city is prepared to make up in personal j warmth what the vagaries of the weather and attendant changes in plans may defeat as | the Queen and Prince Philip to-da\\ begin their 45 day 15,000 mile North American tour.No Newfoundlander was surprised by the possibility of alternative routes or was sensitive of the weather.For today\u2019s fog was only a gentle deton nt compared to the turbulent storm that battered mid hindered Hie royal j couple in a spectacular and ; dramatic departure at nearby Portugal Cove in 1051.On that occasion the young princess and her sailor husband took the storm in their stride and won the hearts of the fishermen who cheered at the dockside.If the royal plane can\u2019t make nearby Torbay Airport il will land on w b a t is figuratively American soil at (he United Slates naval base 90 miles away at Argentia.This mean* modification and some omiaslona.Bui tour chief Lf Gen Howard Graham hopes they can be filled in La,ter.LONGER DAY i The general said at a pres* ! conference here late Wednesday I that, after all the Queen would I be on a British lime schedule today and while it would only lie K p in.Newfoundland time when she winds up her first day at Government House, U will be actually three and a half hours later for her and pretty close to her bedtime.She\u2019ll probably be hungry and weary, he said.He didn\u2019t mention that if she is forced to use the Argentia alternative, it mean* a tough and rough drive over gravel and dirt roads with (he dust kicked up in penetrating clouds by her security escort of Mounties.It\u2019s a dust, (hat even the t.hirk, woolly fog can\u2019t lay.Af'er the opening program in , this obi provincial capital, the 'royal party move a to other | points on the island before flying to her first stop in Quebec.\u201cAnd this is the time,\u201d Premier Joseph Smallwood told The Canadian Press,, \u201cfor Canadians to appreciate the full meaning of the Royal Family and for that matter the Royal Tour.\u201cThis is no time to listen to carping skeptics and would - be republicans.For Uiet Queen's Commonwealth represents more sanity, more maturity and mors dciHMulablo prcdic-tibility than anywhere else in this trou tiled world of ours.And (lie Queen is the visible symbol ol these badly-needed qualities.\" He saiil the Queen's arrival in Newfoundland was of particular satisfaction to the people of this province because of its double distinction of Iwing Britain's oldest colony and Canada's youngest province, II was also an event of special significance to Newfoundlanders, in- said, \u2018¦who like to think of miz-selvea as interpret era halfway between Canada and Britain even as Canada is an Interpreter halfway between the United .States and Britain.\u201d \u201cMeanwhile Canadians generally should at this lime think of i the Queen as a symbol too that encouraged respect for authority and an anchorage for national pride.\u201cThere are eynirnl people,\u201d said the premier, \"who would east us adrift if we didn\u2019t have Mu* reminder of our highest national Ideals before us in the symbolism and nonpartisanship of (he monarchy,\" BRIGHT DECORATIONS Through the city and along Hie country roads the banners and bunting and Hie evergreen are ho* lightened I,he drab backdrop of the foggy weather.Because of the importance of the American bases In the economy and a mixture of open hearted American curiosity and generosity in helping with some of the arrangements, there wa* a good sprinkling of Stars and Stripe* among the decorations.Spring and summer came late to Newfoundland this year and the high, rugged hill» are still plumed with snowy caps.There is even the odd frozen lake in the northern heights.But in the more gentle climate of the west coast, in the viMages along beautiful St.George's Bay for irv stanre, lemperatures were In t.h* 80* the last two week*.Cease-Fire In Kerala, 12 RC Indians Killed 27th Child For Maritime Couple FORT KENT, Me (CP)\u2014 The 27th child born to a Canadian farm couple was reported doing well at Peephti Benevolent Hospital Wednesday.Mrs.Marie Cyr, 48, gave birth to the dark-haired baby boy Sunday.The child, named Roger Reno, weighed seven pound*, five ounces Mrs.Cyr and her husband, Helidore, 52, run a 400 - acre farm near Ledges, N.B., where there are 14 other children awaitmg Roger * arrival.TRIVANDRUM, India (AP>-Shooting has ceased after five angry day* in Kerala but the showdown between the state\u2019s Communist government ami its united opposition is still to come.The opposition political parties and religious groups, with their picketing of schools and offices, show no sign of dislodging the Communist regime And 12 of the demonstrators, all Roman Catholic Indians, have died in clashes with police since Saturday.ff the campaign gets nowhere, the foes of the rulers of India\u2019s only Communist s'a to threaten to launch an all-out campaign June 22.REFUSE TAXES This would include mass picketing of government offices, blocking the state-operated bus system, refusing to pay toxs and withdrawing money from banks.A final decision on this wiH be made Sunday.The Congress party, largest opposition group, is under pressure from the governing national Congress party of Prime Minister Nehru .to avoid anything that might, lead to major violence.There was one brief flareup of j violence Wednesday\u2014a village school was stoned by 60 youth*, j j Picketing again took place all ; over Kerala de,pile the arrest of some 600 pickets in the dis- ; j turbances.DEMAND RESIGNATION Three opposition parties Con, gross, SonaJitf.and Moslem, and the Christians and Nairs fupper-j jeasto Hindus) are demanding the resignation of the Communist; government.The central Indian^ government has authority to take over a state government if there is a breakdown of law and order.The religious groups charge that the government, is trying to communize the schools, most of which are run hy churches although the state pays most of the : cost.The political partie* accuse the Communist* of corrupt tactic*; in trying to entrench themselves in power and with diverting state funds into a party war chest to finance activities throughout I I India.\ti Miami Hit By Twister 100 Injured MIAMI, Fla (AP)\u2014A twister-like storm struck the greater Miami area near bedtime Wednesday night and left at least 100 persons injured, some of them severely.Scores of bay front, homes lay in wreckage amid tangle* of tree trunk*, signs and overturned automobiles.No fatalities were reported.The storm leap-frogged over \u2022 12-mile path.Hardest hit was a four-block residential and business area around the 79th Street causeway where police Sg-t.Stewart Cooley estimated the km would run at least to $1,000,000.The storm also belted a Bi»-cayne Boulevard area and toppled trees and power poles in Coconut Grove.It missed downtown Miami.Police and civil defence authorities shunted curiousity-seekers away from the area and guarded against looting from stores and homes where building front* stood wrenched ope°- Today's Chuckle It 1* possible to leave a gambling establishment with a small fortune, provided, of course, that you came with a large one.02020200020002011102110102011002025302 SKERBROninî DAILY KEfORD, THimSDAY.n?VE 1*.IBM you «tu tfcoroutfhiT OBjO» » bolldor «T w»»k «nth, at 2 00 p m in St Ann's Church, Richmond.Rev H 1 Apt's officiating.Interment m St Anna Come-tery, J.H.Fleury, Funeral Direr tor.HOPKINS.A A At Coatieook Que , on Tuesday, June 16th, 10.59, A A Hopkins, beloved husband of Ethel Sisen and father of Bruce and Martha, at the age of 79 years.Resting at his late residence, 150 Durand Street Funeral service will be held on Friday, June 19th at the Slseo Memorial United Church at 2.00 pm, Rev tlcoffrev Joycoy officiating.Interment in Mount Forest Cemetery.J It Knapp, Urg'd MITCHELL, Homar Acton At his residence, Knowltnn, Que, on Wednesday, June 17,\t1959, Homer Acton Mitchell, beloved hu.ilvand of Janet Hl.iekiwood, nd dear father of Helen (Mrs J K.Harding), Shirley (Mrs.11.K.Barber), Ainslie (Mrs.W.R.Laing) ami .-.oven gnntriohildrcn.Resting at his late ivsidenre.Fll mxral from St Paul's Church on [ Saturday, June 20 at 200 p m.j Rev T F.R Nurse officiat.ing I Masonic service Interment at.Knowlton Cemetery.Robb » Fu neral Service Reed.Thursday and Friday i JUNE 18th & 19 TH Dairy Queen th 19 Birthday WZ ANY FLAVOR SUNDAE on,y 19* Regular prie» 30^ The Birthday Treat'» on tia! 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5.00 Film Shorts 5 30 Dance Date 8.00\tNews 8\t15 Weather Wise 6.20 45th General Assembly 6.30\tCommand Performance 8.30\tWanted Dead nr Alive 9\t90 Brenner 9.30\tHave Gun, WtB Travel 19.00 Gunsmoke , 10.30 Sea Hunt ll.uu Final Edition l 11.15 Mrs America Contest Bach- EARN S600 nr mnn* home in spar* time representing Canada's finest Chilli: r*n s Camp and Ranch Eatab* -¦.(|\t1 r nn Chartered Accountants wesley H bradley, Q.C.The Can-;elder and son of Staristead havr ads Bldg., 455 Craig street We*t, | moved into the house recently Montreal.UN 1-2737.\ti occupied by Mr.and Mrs.Wil- -ifred Lyonnaise and family.Mr.4 INCH Jointer, like new, half prlr- | NORTH WARD.Victor,* St.5 room 1,0.2-0222 or LO l apartment, heated, hot water sup- Gerrv Lemav, 2-8*53 after * 00 p.m.2.For Sale or Exchange WANTED TO EXCHANGE or for *alc Nlc-a lake lot nn LU-tU t^ake Magng.100 ft from bike, electricity ann I nod road, to miles from Sherbrooke, elea^red.safe aulmmlng W1U exchange for lr*t In Sherbrooke, wfi.st nr north ward nr lot» In Lennnxvllle or aa part pavment on small house.Tel IX) 7-70B1 or urlte Record Box fti.plied, immédiate occupancy, Tel 1.0 9-.1204 adults wood*', Vaudreull, Quebec, 30.Farm Help Wanted MARRIED man to work on farm, b*1-ary monthly Apply to Record Box 101.SINGLE man wanted for work on dairy farm.Robert sparkes, Birch-ton Trl.Conkshlre 621-r*21 MCDONALD.CURRIt A CO Chartered Accountant! COOPER BROTHER* A CO Chartered Accountant» 297 Dufferln Ave \u2014 LO 9* IMA Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa.Toronto, Saint John, Charlottetown.Halifax.RUnouakl.Sherbrooke, Hamilton, Kitchener, Winnipeg.Edmonton.Calgary, Vancouver CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RM» - 3 cent» par worn, minimum charge 50 cent* tor H word» or less, thraa consecutive insertion*, 3rd day halt charge, six consecutive insertion».25% oft 10 cents for mailing Record ftoi replie».DEADLINE \u2014 ClAlsifted Aas Accepted until 4.00 p.m.d«y previous to insertion.Auction Seles.Legal Notice» Classified Display and Display ads accepted unfit 12.00 noon previous day 4 Properly For Sale « ROOM bungalow just cnmplftH, with hardwood floor*, modern kit-rhen, tile bathroom, electric radiant heat, large basement garage Situât- j ed on large wooded lot near watei.4 mile» from LennoxvlU* D0»* Office on St instead Highway Apply Rec ord Box 91 4-ROOM, self-contained house, lot MV x 100\\ garage Included Terms available Apply 10A5 Pacific Street, Mr.Wheeler, M0 to 500 p.m BEAUTIFUL six room Individual re-dence, natural oak finish through- j out.spacious g.irage.1015 Chartier J (Malou4ni.Also 1400 Prumier.1451 Leonard Visit these wonderful residences For eomplete Information .rail Hebert\u2019s ?1»55 Bachand Tel 1 O ! 2 0874 HOUSE on Cookahtire Road.2 rooms and bath first floor, ?room* *erond floor, 1 acre* land, ga'age and ahed Tel LO 2-07«4 EIGHT room aelf contained house, nice location, corner lot on Park 1 Street.Musi be sold without dd«\\ 1 at reasonable ptver and terms For ; more details call Alphonse Trudeau, 1,0.2*7822 or LO 2 8578 MORE real estate values available now than the same time last year ( - \u2022 * see them Call Charles Connors, LO.2*4000, SUBLET 8 room tenement, vers, clr.in on Wellington South, $45 00: monthly.Tel- LO.2-4855 after 6 00 p.m.AT 47.5 VTMY, 1 and 5 room* heated, i hot water year around, stove, re* ' frigentor and Venetian blinds, rot* oured bathroom, No children.Tel.LO 7 8708.ft ROOM duplex.2nd floor, bathroom, hardwood floors, very clean, nrcu panrv July 1st 2ftt Galt St.West, Tel LO.2 8985.APARTMENT.Fo\\ir (4) rooms, heat rd, hot water, electric stove, refrig e rat nr, Venetian blind» and tran.*-vision Bus aervlce.Available .lune 1st mil Ontario 175 00 per month Phone LO 2-1011 NORTH WARD* t root»»\tâo* mestic hot water supplied tbe year round, electric atove and frigld»4re supplied.Planned kitchen, tiled bathroom.May be seen during the day or evening.Apply 598 Montreal.Tel 9 1085.32.Situation Wanted: Female HIGH S( HOOL girl, Ift, experienced, wants summer employment.Available now Box 137 Sawyerville, phone 10ftM BILINGUAL g;rl desires position as atenngrapher/f vplst, shorthand speed 100 w p.m Engllfth, typing speed ftO w p m Tel ( oatlcook VI.9-3421 for further detail» QUALIFIED, experienced Protestant teacher seeks position with Elementary grades.Apply 127 S» Antoine.Gatineau Point.RELIABLE, school girl desires position a* mother* helper for summer.L O 9-4251.ROSS.TOUCHE A CO CbarUrad Accountants, Montreal LO.9-3636 LAVALLEE, BEDARD, Lyonnais, Gan-con A Associates, D J Crockett, C.A., licensed trustee.201 Continental Building, Sherbrooks.P.Q Tel LO 2 9*80.Optometrists ALBFRT TRUDEAU, Optometrist Continental Building, Sherbrooke Tel.LO 1-0517 Eye* axaminad RELIABLE girl baby sitting da July.Tel 1 O, 15.desire* position time* for month of 2-9425 evening*.14 Cottages 1 a Let ORFORD TAKE, furnlahed bumfilnw*, ?! W utérin\to RI r\t27 or writ» C QUf\trow** \\>*t, Orfnrd\t\tt »k»e ON I VKh\tM »**«u lpp4,\trottag\tP.!ll modern\tconvcnitnct**\tTel.\tNorth 36.Miscellaneous BOARD on farm for 11 to 15 year old girl, companion for daughter; swimming, etc reasonable rate Apply Record Box 102 GIRL wanted to share apartment, For information after 8:00 p.m Tel LO, 2-0!ftfl HAU ID A Y HOMES better.1*5-25 cheaper, faster erection, less fuel.V HA down payment start» at 5.W0 LO 2-85HR, 225 Court, She: brook».5.Lots For Sole FEW very desirable strictly residential building locations, adjoining Sherbrooke Golf Club Leclerc Dm ocher - Jacquea*Cartl*r, also Rob-and, St Kspnit street*.Reasonable term* and necessary help to build All information readtlv available.See Hebert\u2019», 2155 Bachand Street.Phone LO 2-0874.6.\tCottages For Sale HVUÎDAY SUMMER Cottage*, garage», building supplies are the best since 1882.Delivered to your site, payment plan LO 2-8558,\t225 Court, Sherbrooke 7.\tFarms For Sale 88 ACRF farm with stock and equip ment, also 75 acre woodland.2.5 acres cultivated, with or without stock.Apply Ronaldo Turcotte.R R 1, Lennoxvlllt.Hatley 2D4-W FURNISHED cottage.Modern conveniences, Mirror Lake.Rtshopton, from June 20 to July nth, and from July 18 to July 25.Apply James ('unie, Box 150, L '\ty JIGGS HE SHOULD'VE BEEN-SOMEBODV'S WIFE WHY DID YOU THROW THAT GUM WRAPPER ON MV K CE CLEAN GRASS ?NOW PICK IT UP AND PUT IT IN THIS BAG BEFORE 1 GET MAD 6-/8 8 5HÈBBHOOKE DAILY RETORD.THURSDAY.JUNE Ifl 1959 Marriages Of Local BOUCHER\u2014BREAULT BEDFORD, Qup \u2014 Mu* Dori* Breault, dauehtfr of Mr.and Mr*.Emeriel Breault, of Farnham, Que , was united in marnage to Mr.Norman Boucher, youngest son of Mr Eugene Boueher, and the late Mrs.Boucher, of St.Ar mand, on Saturday, .Mine 6, at half past eight o'clock in St Damien's Church.Bedford.Father Louis Belize officiated.For her wedding, the bride chose a gown of white nylon net and lace over satin fashioned with a fitted bodice embroidered with sequins and simulated pearl* and scallop neckline.The full floor-length skirt cascaded in four tiers of net bordered with lace and lace side drapes smartly draped at the back Her finger tip veil was held by a tiara of pearls and sequins, and her bouquet was of pink roses and white carnation*.Mrs Rolland Boucher, matron-of honor, in pink, and the brides maids, Mrs.J.Boucher, in blue and Mrs.Ester Duclos.in yel low, wore cocktail-length gowns of lace over nylon and carried bouquets of yellow, white and purple iris Miss .Joanne Boucher as flower girl, wore a soft pink nylon frock and carried a bouquet similar to those carried hy the other attendants, Mr Rolland Boucher acted as best man for his brother.Following a reception at the Maurice Hotel, the young couple left for a wedding trip.Hie bride wearing a black and white tweed suit, with white lace hat and matching accessories Upon their return, Mr .and Mrs.Boucher will reside in Bedford.Out of town guests were pres ent at (he wedding from Montreal.Frelighshurg, Pigeon Hill, Farnham and St.Armand, Que., and Swanlnn, Vt.SMITH MeMULLAN MONTREAL, Que A wed ding of local interest took place on Saturday, dune R, at Knox Crescent and Kensington Preshyt rmn Church, Montreal, when Miss Janet Marilyn McMullan be came the bride of Mr.Robert Child Smiles Again! 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At these timet.Mother, Ton\u2019ll find Oiildren\u2019t Own Tablets doubiv effective.They speed help in two w*y* 1: tKev quick!t sweeten tour itommh.2 their lixative «ction works overnight to hung h*ppv morning relief (»rntle T,nte gXMi.Nothin* to «pill iiet ( hildicii \u2022 Own * your druggist.Ewing Smith, older son of Mr ?and Mr*.A.R Smith, of Eiasi.Farnham, Que Rev.Dr, C.J.MacKay, of Montreal officiated and the wedding music was played by Mr.John Rlngwood and the *oloist was Mr.H.Beaton.a Havana \t\t\t33\t.492\t4* 2 Montreal \t\t30\t24\t469\t6 Toronto\t.26\t38\t.406\t10 SHERB.JUNIOR\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Fuller \t\t5\t0\tt.ooo\t\u2014 Coaticook \t\t3\t2\t.600\t2 W-indsor \t\t\t3\t.500\t2V4 Indians \t\t2\t4\t.333\t3'2 j Klst\t.\t.\t1\t5\t.167\t4'j SHERB-LENN\tLITTLE\t\tLEAGUE\t \tP\tW\tL\tr Pis Senators\t.\t4\t4\t0\t0 8 Wh-ite Sox .\t5\t3\t2\t0 6 Red Sox \t\t\t2\t3\t0\t4 the Canadian most observers practice round poorly but fin-thought had the best chance of iahed with an even par 72.bringing the title back to Canada.The lowest practice round was in a threesome with Cas- turned in yesterday was a 63 by per and Jay Hebert.\tBert Weaver of Beaumont.Mo-t of the pros played casual Texas.That compares with the rounds Monday, getting the feel competitive course record of 65.of the 6,695-yard, par-72 course.Last year's winner.Wes Ellis, Casper collected a two-under a Texan playing out of Aide-par i0.Wall, who has won a total cress, N.J , shot a 73 in practice of 834,120 on the circuit this sea- Wednesday.Bourn Bourn Bumpas-Wiiliam W.Kyer Divide Honors In Main Event Last Nighf; Quinella Pays $232,90 YESTERDAY'S STARS Pitching\u2014Milt Pappas, Baltimore, chilled Detroit with his first major-league shutout, giving up only two singles in 4-0 victory.Hitting\u2014Cal Neeman, Chicago Cubs, singled and scored tying run in seventh inning, then hit three-run, inside-the park homer in eighth for 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh.MEXICAN LIBRARY Jhe naional library at Mexico City has more than 1,250,000 books.Amedee Beaudoin's Bourn Bourn Bumpas and Fabi's William West Kyer divided the honors last night in the midweek racing card at the local track.The Beaudoin entry copped the first half in 2.10 4/5 while the second time Fabi's eight-year-old brown gelding pulled under the wire in 2 12.The big payoff of the evening was the quinella in the third when $232.90 was collected for the combination of Browm Flash H and High Score.The other two were low, in fact in the sixth the sum of $4.30 W\u2019as shelled out for the low of the season.In the tenth $13.60 was collected.The double of Fabi's Bob Mitchell and Poplar Dream, from the same stable, paid their backers the sum of $10.80.In the sixth Herve Filion teamed Joan Mite home to pay $2160 for a win ticket while in the third Robert Jutras brought High Score under the wire second and $1140 and $11.50 was doled out.Poor driving on the part of some of the reinsmen played a big part in the outcome of several races.In the main event Amedee Beaudoin got away fast and went to the top of the field and stayed there the whole way.In the stretch William West Keyer made his bid but Bourn Bourn Bumpas had sufficient left to win.On the second trip it was different as Beaudoin decided to let the others set the pace and this poor move cost him the race.When he decided to make his bid he pulled into a hole and couldn't get out in time to catch the front horse.The first time the field went to the quarter in .32 3/5, the half in 1.05 4/5 and finished in 2.10 4/5.The second trip was slower and Braves Dig Into Till To Sign High School Star MILWAUKEE (AP)\u2014The Milwaukee Braves dipped into the till and came up with a bundle of cash Wednesday to sign an 18-year-old southpaw who had nine no-hitters in high school and American Legion baseball.Dennis Overby of Chetek.Wis\u201e was signed to a contract with the Braves\u2019 Sacramento farm in the Pacific Coast League.Estimates of his bonus ranged upward from $100,000.Overby allowed only 11 hits and no earned runs in 63 innings this spring in high school.His 9-0 recorded included three no-hitters with two of them perfect games.He had the fantastic total of 142 strikeouts.at the half they were clocked in 1.07 3/5 and the mile in 2.12.The next card will be presented Saturday evening while the program will be on Sunday afternoon instead of the evening.FIRST RACt (3) Bob Mitchell\t11.Î0 6.ÎD 3 80 1S1 Kirk Abb*\t8.40\t3 80 (6) Your« Truly\t7.00 Time: 2 !< 1/S Tr>»x Jones, Doe-tor Brooke C, Aleden Cine, Beau Wyn.SECOND RACE (8) Poplar Dream 3.70 2.50 2.20 (61 Joan Mite\t2 TO 2 30 (1)\tGinger Chips Belle\t3 40 Time: 2.12 1/5.Lise Directly, Silver Connie.Cool Breeas Vonian, Clever Eddy.Bert Eblis.(Double: 110,80).THIRD RACE (8i\tBrown Flash H 11.20\t7.10\t5 60 141 High Score\t11.40 11.50 (2i\tKroger Babb\t4.50 Time: 2.13.Cyril Ibaf, Eagon, Peter Rita, MUlsprlng, Rapid Way.(Quin.$232.90).FOURTH RACE (3) Bob Mitchell\t4.30 2 70 3.00 |5i Kirk Abbe\t2.80 3.00 (4i\tTryax Jones\t5 60 Time: 2.14 4 5, Yours Truly, Beau W\u2019yn, Alden Cane, Doctor Brooke C.FIFTH RACE (5) Bourn Bourn Bumpas\t5 00 2 an J 49 (2)\tWilliam West Kyer\t3.20 2.50 (4i\tFlip Morris\t2 80 Time: 2,10 4 5 Reyno Worthy, Dix-ie\u2019a Baby.Mary G.Herbert, Texas Blue.SIXTH RACE 161 Joan Mite\t21.60\t2 20\t2.20 (8) Poplar Dream\t1.10\t2.10 (51\tSilver Connie\t2 CO Time: 2,12 3/5.Cool Breere Vonian, Bert Eblis, Ginger Chips Belle, CTever Eddy, Lise Directly.(Quin.$4 30).SEVENTH RACE 161 Brown Flash H 5 80\t3.30\t3.10 (5) Peter Rita\t5 10\t3 70 (1)\tCyril Ibaf\t3,5(1 Time: 2.13 1/5.High Score, MUlsprlng, Kroger Babb, Ragon, Rapid Way.EIGHTH RACE (2)\tKUham Kest Kyer 8 00\t4 10\t3 10 5\tBourn Bourn Bumpas\t3.30\t2.80 (61\tMary G Herbert\t4,19 Time: 2.12.Reyno Worthy, Flip Morris, Dixie\u2019s Baby.NINTH RACE (It Em!ey Frost\t3 40 3 20 ISO 8\tWalnw-rtght Scotland\t7.80\tJ.70 ;$>\tQueen Eton\t3 10 Time: 2 IS 1 3 Miss Mighty, Pitriek Merrywood, Slow Poke, Victory Tune, Cyril\u2019s Fllcka, TENTH RACE S' Onward Tass\t8 60 3.50 3.00 i2> Enid Flngo\t3 80\t3.10 (3)\tArchie Lee B\t3,so Time: 2 15 4/5.Doctor Man, Milo Hanover, Aylmer Forbes, Fanforon.Ricky Riggs, (Quin.*13.60).Miami Beach, Fla.\u2014Luis Rodriquez.147, Cuba, outpointed Virgil Akins.1484a, St.Louis, 10.Before Buying Your e BOAT S TRAILER e OUTBOARD MOTOR e MARINE EQUIPMENT e ANY SPORTING GOODS Visit Our New Store AUDET.MARINE 2444 King West \u2014 LO.2 0888 SHERBROOKE HARNESS RACING SHERBROOKE RACETRACK Wednesday & Saturday Evenings 8 P.M.Sunday Evening at 8 P.M.Admission SI 00 \u2014 Pari Mutuel Children Under U Net Admitted City Of Sherbrooke Tennis Tourney To Open June 25; E.T.Junior To Be Held July 13-19 In Sherbrooke Lands SIOO Rainbow Trout SHERBROOKT TMILY RFCPSH THTTRSPAY,\tIP 1^9\t11 The Eastern Junior Teams Tournaxent will be held July 13-19.This was announced yesterday following a meeting of the Fred Turner To Sell Tomy Lee INGLEWOOD, Calif.tAP -Fred Turner Jr .boiLr.g over a disputed jockey assignment, said Wednesday he's going > s 1 Kentucky Derby winner Tomy Lee and the rest of his stable and get out of racing.Turner, tremendously upset, flew here from Texas Tuesday after Tomy Lee ran out of the money in last Saturday's Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park.He thought he had made a commitment for Willie Shoemaker to ride his star, but instead Shoemaker took another assignment in the east and a strange rider, Don Pierce, was aboard Tom> Lee He blames Shoemaker's agent, Harry Silbert, for violating what he said w>as an agreement for Shoemaker to ride Sherbrooke Tennis Association by President Majelia Charest.Dates for the other tournaments sponsored by the Association were also released and the first one which will be the City-tourney will open June 25 Little Lake Magog will be held July 20 while the ET.Tennis Tournament will take place Aug.4 The local group may hold an \"Invitation'' tourney in the month of September.The Junior event is one of special interest to the Association as they will help to develop junior players.Balls will be supplied by the organizers from the quarter-finals to the finals.Before this the players will have to look after the ball situation.Entry is free and all juniors shouldn't hesitate to make their entries.It is open to all male and lady junior players in the City This tournament is sanctioned by the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association and the winners will be awarded medals.Inscriptions for the City tournament, which opens next week can be made at J.N Boisvert's commencing Friday June 19.A fee of $1.00 will be charged for each entry.Singles, doubles and mixed are on the card.The tournament may be divided into two classes this year and the contestants can enter in whatever class they wish but it will be left to the organizer to decide the class they will compete in.The draw will appear in the paper next week.¦ 118 Clubs And Associations Have Registered In Molson's Fishing Tourney; Derby At Magog Sunday Anaida Meunier of Magog i* ven holding » three pound four oi.rainhov* trout which hr caught near the dam in Magog river and collected the sum of $100 from Dow Brewery.It was one of the tlsh which was tagged along with several others and put in little lake Magog just sixteen days ago On the left is Y van Boisvert, Pit Bourret, Mr Meunier.J Hogues, of Sherbrooke, and I uclide I lois.Masog.all Dnu Brewers representatives.The trout measured twenty-one inches and had a girth of ten inches and bore the t.i ; number 469.\t(Record Photo by Gerrv l.omavi WINSTERW ALP'S GOLF.No.39 Loft For Downhill Lie LEE CAFE me Week-End Special SAT & SUN.- THIS WEEK ONLY! CHICKEN CHOW MEIN ,as\u2018 of a senes written for NEA Service and Sherbrooke Record.By DOW KINSTFRWALD PGA Champion On the average course many shots will have to be played with one foot higher than the other.On a hilly layout you may have a large percgntage of shots this way.Playing a downhill he\u2014with the left foot lower than the right \u2014is bound to disturb the normal Five Horses Die In Fire At Track .rhythm of the swing You must make alterations in the stance nd swing to compensate An I open stance is recommended The ball should be lined up ioff the right heel because that is where the club will come nearest to the earth in a proper swing If the ball is too far forward, the club will make contacl with it on I he upswing, resulting in a topped shot.On the hackswing, «he club * should be brought up more abruptly to prevent the club from dragging as it is liable to in a sweeping motion Because there is naturally going to be a great deal more weight on the left foot, the ball probably will hook if hit properly To compensate for this, aim slightly to the right of the target.Naturally, a club with greater !of1 than you would use from a flat lie, should be employed You actually are pointing downhill and the ball must be lofted by the club to get it in the air.EARLY CHURCH The first Baptist church in Can ada was established at Sackville, VB , in (he IRSOs.OPEN 11 AM, UNTIL 3 A.M.The Air Conditioned 2378 King West, Sherbrooke PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE TAKE OUT ORDERS \u2014 PHONE 10.9-4445 A v m W i \\ m.TORONTO (CP'\u2014The scrcamv of frightened horses pierced the am Wednesday tught as fire \u2014A shy but fneorfJy worn an of 33 fUca to Can ada this week on a trip Uiat w very near and dear to her h^art.She ia Queen Eluabeth II, a brown-haired, attractive wife and mother who haa overcome a alijht, natural timidity m becom mg one of Britain'! most vucccse-ful sovereigns- Though the Queen goes expertly through the formal paces of public appearance®, she still prefers the simple pleasure* or home life to the pomp \u2022 filled round of parades, speeches and monument - unveilings.When she travels, she would rather meet people than undergo endles- formalities.ESCAPE FORMALITY Certainly, there will be speeches, parades and inspections a plenty after the Queen and her husband, Prince Philip, arrive at St.John\u2019s, Nfld., Thursday to start a six \u2022 week, coas!-to coast tour of Canaria.The trip, their 1 third to North America, will be highlighted\u2014officially \u2014 by her opening of the St.Lawrence Seaway, She \u2022 will al«o touch U S.soil briefly, spending July t> in Chicago while cruising the Great ; Lakes aboard the royal yacht Britannia.But, in accordance with the Queen's wishes, the visit will he a* free as possible of the usual pomp, circumstance and tedium.Typically, the Queen wants to get away from formality so she can meet and mingle easily with Canadians and get a closeup view | of their way of life.As a re hi It, this trip\u2014the long e\u2018t ever made outside the United Kingdom by a ruling British monarch\u2014is expected to be one of her most successful Because of her shyness and a highly developed sense of duty and responsibility, the Queen sometimes has tended to look serious in her public appearance*.\" Coeen Ïïëë&r.\"tf wa« fuB.'' the Queen answered, with equal easiness of manner.While a winning combination of shyness, friendliness and charm LIKES TO LAUGH\tfore\tji an important pari of the The London\tSunday Observer\tBut she\thsd lost cone of her\tQueen\u2019s personality,\tshe also is remarked on this as long ago as!\tenjoyment\tof informal meetings.\ta sincere, religious\tperson with 1951\u2014the year before she became An American newspaper col- a fjrm sense of dedication to both queen\u2014and said' \"anyone withjumnist dubbed her \u201cthe folksiest her family and her \u201cjob.\u201d the princess' temperament is af , British monarch of modern She has a genuine love of and fected by a formal program in aimes.\"\tinterest in children, partly the much the same way a«.\tmost\tgreat FUN\tresult of her own happy\tchild- people assume a look of excep-1 she became increasingly\thood as the daughter of the\tlate tional gravity when they sit in \u201cfolksy\u201d as the tour went on She King George VI.One of her first the photographer\u2019s chair.\u201d\thappily added dozens of unre- acts during her coronation year But when events deviate a lit- j hearsed gestures and informal of 1953 was to provide funds for tie from the official program, slw touches to the program and the treatment and maintenance smiles.One day during her firs\u2019, climaxed it by dropping in at a of a girl who bad been discharged tnp to Canadian and the United Washington super market on her from a Nigerian leper colony.The States in 1951, her Canadian train i way back to the White House girl was the second child suddenly started puffing off\twith\tfrom a football game.\t\u201cadopted\u201d by the Queen, out her.Offie,.i - were a\tLttl :\tNo look of ar.r.oyance\tclouded\tORDINARY LIFE horrified: Elizabeth laughed Elizabeth\u2019s fair complexion as un- When she became president of heartily, awl\teverybody loved !\trestrained\tAmerican photograph-\tBritain's National Association fer her for it,\ters called\tout \"smile, your maj-\tMaternity and Child\tWelfare, the She showed her quiet, unstuff y sense of humor often on that tour.Six years later, when she made esty\u201d and \u201cthts way, your maj- Queen declared: \u201cThe need of esty.\u201d\tevery child to be surrounded by She didn\u2019t seem a hit worried | love and security is now ac-when excited, curious shoppers cepted by all.\u201d her second visit to Canada and became wedged between her ar.d; The Queen was brought up as the United States, the Queen wa members of the royal household, much like an \"ordinary\u201d child as more poised and practised at the \"How'd you like (he football her position would permit.She formalities than she had been he game,\u2019\u2019 a housewife a\u2018ked the\u2019attempts to do the some fer her SIXTEEN NOW AT YOUR DEALERS $ 9 ice bottleV CxIori'X ¦ DRINK DOUBLE ¦COLA! 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Continental Look Is Taking Over For Men's Styles TORONTO (CP)\u2014The \u2018-Continental look\u201d is taking over the world of men\u2019s fashions, the ex peris say.The new, impor-ed style for next year's well-dressed man was the highlight of the semi annual show held here by tho International Association of Clothing Designers.A total of 1,000 persons connected with the men\u2019s wear trade attended the recent gathering Actual members of the association number only about 220, but it claims to determine the shap' of clothing to come for the «-ell-dressed male in Europe as well as the Western Hemisphere.SQUARE SHOULDER In general, the Continental ou' line features a squared shoulder, high, notched lapel, shorter jacket, angled pocket flaps curved, cutaway front and ta pered trousers and sleeves.The well-attired gent, in line with these fashions, will have small cuffs on his sleeves and probably carry a tightly-rolled umbrella.For topcoats, \u201celegant trim ness\u201d was the phrase used, and sports coats are of lighter colors with conservative one- or two-button fronts.Most business suits will be single-breasted with three buttons, seven inches apart.For formais, there are some startling colors, such as mess jackets in scarlet or tartan with black cuffs.\"The Continental shape is the first in more than a decade to become a recognized silhouette,\" said fashion commentator Charles Stibbard.RECOGNIZED FASHION \u201cIt now is firmly c-ablished along with the Ivy League and the American Natural styles.\u201d The designers don\u2019t claim that the new styles, widespread in Europe, will cure all figure faults, but they say it does Improve the male appearance.And if the Continental look catches on here as it has done in Europe, more subdued patterns, shorter garments and even the derby hat will be the sign of the well-dressed male.own two youngsters, Prince Charles, 10, and Princess Anne.They have been strictly \u2014 but not severely\u2014controlled and get every possible opportunity for normal play.Charles, the Prince of Wales, is learning the rough-and \u2022 tumble of boarding school life at Cheam School while the princess has just joined a brownie pack.The Queen is happiest in the company of her children and her husband but she never lets her personal feelings stand in the way of her duties.The need to visit Commonwealth countries often separates i the Queen from her children for i long periods.On her 21st birth day, broadcasting to the youth of the Commonwealth from South Africa, Elizabeth made it clear Britain's \u201cfamily of peoples\" would not play second fiddle to her own personal clan.\u201cI declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short,\" she said, \u201cshall be devoted to your sers ice and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong.\u201d TRAVELLING MORE This second \"family\u201d covers' I one-fifth of the earth's surface and includes a quarter of the world's population.Only about 75.000.000 of the Queen's 600, ooo.ooo subjects are white and Moslems outnumber the Chns tians.It is changing Common wealth and the Queen travels far more than her predecessors.At home, the i* in step with the ¦ times.Quietly bin surely, she is modernizing her court, bringing it closer to the people.Her son\u2019s attendance at Cheam School us a break with tradition.The annual debutante présenta lions at Buckingham Palace have been dropped in favor of garden parties at which the Queen can meet more people.The Queen and her husband also have started the custom of holding informal, weekly luncheon* for guests as varied as labor leaders, industrialists, actors and educators The people of Britain have applauded these moves as warm\u2019s as they yell for victory by one of the Queen's many fine horse* as P romps down \u2019he stretch at Epsom or Ascot.Her devotion to racing is one more trait that endears her\u2014as a person\u2014to this ! nation of sports fans.Elizabeth the Queen and Eliza belh rhe woman run neck-and-neck in the affection* of her subject* FAST RELIEF FOR ACHING MUSCLES STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE SMILING TIRE DEALER FUU SK/N .TOP QUALITY 5 SQUARE FEET OF 89 pj^jCE F - \u2022 Fiv« Squoff of Chomot* Cornel U.S.Tesfing Company Seal of Quality \u2014¦ Drutan Trade-Mark \u2022 The answer for every cleaning'and polishing need in the home \u2022 Unsurpassed for car and window washing POWER MOWERS FROM SEE 0ÜR POWER MOWER LINE Maxwell eSmarts LINE OF HANDMOWERS ROPE & RECOIL STARTERS 4 AND 2 CYCLE ONLY $1.00 DOWN ig\u201d TO 21\u201d CUT SUF>ER Hoto-Matic ONt-POSiTION SY/iVEL-T0P CLEANER SAVE *30.00 REGULAR $99.95 95 i *4 NEW ROTO-DOLLY JIQ.00 EXTRA COMPLETE WITH TOOLS 8-PIECf SJiT BICYCLE SALE MODELS TO CHOOSE LOW AS WITH APPROVED TRADE-IN Highest Trade-In Allowance S1.00 DOWN DELIVERS Get the milsege you need for the driving you do! 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