Sherbrooke daily record, 4 novembre 1959, mercredi 4 novembre 1959

[" US Sdentist Downgrades Canada's Proposed Atomic Power System Rank Seventh In Cost WASHINGTON (CP)-A United Siale» Atomic Energy Commi*> «on official has disputed the economic efficiency of Canada'» proposed atomic power system, ! Frank K.Pittman, the commission's reactor development director, suggested to an atomic Industrial forum Tuesday that power could be produced cheaper from a number of other systems than the heavy \u2022 water natural uranium plant idea Canada has adopted.W B Lewis, research vice-president of the Crown \u2022 owned Atomic Energy of Canada, immediately shot back that Canada\u2019s system would be as efficient as any in existence.Lew is compared U.S.and Canadian commercial atomic efforts with that of the tortoise-and-hare fable.At present, he said, the U S.is ahead, but in a few years Canada may catch up in development.However, he conceded in an interview after the conference that his efficiency estimate for Canadian commercial reactors is based on a lower return on investment than the one made by Pittman.PLACED SEVENTH Pittman downgraded the Canadian system to seventh place in listing potential costs of commercial power from various atomic systems.Compared with a potential cost of 7.81 mills a kilowatt \u2022 hour for the D\u2019-e«'\u2019iri,nd water system widely used in the U.S., he estimated tne potential Canadian heavy-water power cost at 9.03 milk.But he added: \u201cIt must be recognized that our evaluation is based on U.S.economic conditions and that theirs is based on Canadian conditions.¦ \u2022 \u2022 % The differences are matters of judgment and only time and an intelligent program of research and development and plant construction will show which evaluation, if either, is correct.\u201d Lewis estimated Canada\u2019s proposed big Candu commercial reactor, to be completed in 1964, ¦will produce electricity at a cost of 4.75-5 mills a kilowatt-hour.He based this on a seven-per-cent rate of return on investment.Pittman made his estimate on a 14-per-cent return.Lewis said that if his estimates of low operating and fuelling costs are borne out by events, the Ontario'Canflu project will be only one of a series.\u201cIncluding some other prospective users, I personally expect Canada to build such plants at a rate of one a year in the first four years.\u201d Pittman suggested that on the basis of current technology, some of the proposed atomic plants would have trouble competing with existing costs of producing electricity in conventional steam plants.THE WEATHER Cloudy today with scatter ed showers this evening; intermittent wet mow or rain Thursday; little change in temperature with light winds Low high 35 and 45.littbtookelMuïkccitcl 7\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWT^SHIPS f Established 1897.Price 5 Cents Tim PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHI KKROOKK.ou ni c, WWViHMYW.YOVKMRER 4.IW Sixty-Third \u2019tear Interception Over Negev.Israeli - Egyptian Fighter Planes Break Long-Standing Armistice $40,000 East Angus Blaze Protest US Control In Panama PANAMA CITY.Panama (AP) Panama was out of bounds U» Americans living in the Canal Zone today following violent anti United States demonstration» during the 56th anniversary of Panama's independence At least 82 persons were injured, three seriously.Crowds of demonstrators, protesting U.S.control of the canal, tore down the American flag at the embassy Tuesday, stones! the1Mv aml somo (.t(.mo\u201e|s of al-embassy and the U.S.informa-i lied fields raised objection to the tion service office, overturned proposed regulations Some rep-American-owned autdmobiles and ! resontations were dead against battled U.S.canal police for four i some of the regulations Others hours.\tj showed differences were only The mobs finally were routed ! matters of degree or emphasis by Panamanian national guards OTHERS BACK PLAN men.Canal Zone police and fire-.Gn |hp 0(hcr ll;im| la,bor an,| man and U.S Army troops arm-\ts .hut nol (ll ed with rifles, bayonets and * jnvH|v(,(i ,)roa(,,casUnc machine-guns\tI were all in favor of ihc board's Demonstration!» also took place i\t, in Colon, Panama\u2019s second larg-1 l,rot>osil est city at the Caribean end of I T'\u20191' the board members, none the canal.No casualties were re- whom had any close exper- with broadcasting Prepare TV Ground Rulejs Move BBG Hearings Behind Closed Doors Ol I AVi \\ \u2014 (Cl*)\t1 hr Hon id ot Hi oniicnst t'l o v envois sits behind closed doors today to prepare ils (ituil ! word on the ground iules for ( anndinn television It is expected to be a lough session, lasting two or (hire days, but no announcement of a decision is expected before i M onday and I uesdav, 12 member» of llic board Nov.I 5.two were absent and there is one vacancy \u2014 went through I a mental grind, listening to varying opinions on its proposed! 1 X' regulations A summing up of the two days of oral argument in sup port of written biiet goes roughly like this : The broadcasting industry gen- Steel\t1 Court Ponders Ruling WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 The I United States Supreme Court today pondered which way to rule ported from there\t1 ionoc with Urofltlcflstins when they were appointed a year ago, on a back (o-work order in the ,it may be a problem to reconcile steel strike as federal tnedia-Troops from the U.S.Army s < plcjr initial proposals, based on||org their concept of the broadcasting CIVILIANS CONFINED the U.S.Army\u2019s Caribbean command stood guard INSPECTION OF FIRE DAMAGE caused last night, estimated as high as $40,000, is completed by L.Dussault, of East Angus, co-proprietor of Ben\u2019s Bar-B-Q restaurant on Main street.Damage to the wall caused by burning cooking grease may be seen at the top of the picture.The restaurant is considered a complete loss.The fire broke out late last night in the kitchen of the base- OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Canadian liv ing costs rose in September for the third consecutive month, pushing the consumer price index to a record high Of 128 on Oct.1 from 127.1 a month earlier, the bureau of statistes reported tor day.The rise of .7 per cent was due mainly to a 1.5-per-cent increase in food prices, described by the bureau as \u201cseasonal.\u201d But all other sectors of the consumer budget also showed price increases in September.ment restaurant.See story on page three.Sherbrooke Next?(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) Late Bulletin \\Winter Is On Its Way Snow Blankets Canada along the Canal Zone\u2019s borders.The 9,000 Americans living in the zone were ordered to stay inside the 500 square miles of U.S.ter ritory.The target of the outbreaks, touched off by Panamanian nationalists, was the unusual hold the U.S.has over the zone.The U.S.was granted control of the zone in perpetuity after it helped the Panamanians win their independence from Colombia early in the century.In recent years Panamanian nationalists have been demanding that their government establish its sovereignty over the zone.act.and the industry\u2019s views.During the h e a r i n g s board members listened patiently and asked questions but gave no recognizable hint that they will either stick to their proposals or modify them to any extent.The major i s s ti e was the board\u2019s proposal that 55 per cent of television programming must be of Canadian content.Private broadcasters, represented by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, flatly opposed any \u201cper centage regulation,\u201d but offered alternatives.Continued on page 7 strove anew for a settlement in the contract dispute.The court gave no indication of i ||1(i when il would hand down its decision Three hours of discussions beliiml closed doors Tuesday brought no announcement of results but.it was expected generally that the court would not long delay ils ruling, with the strike already in ils 113111 costly day.The ruling will affect both the strike itself and emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley labor relations law, under which the back-to-work injunction was issued two weeks ago by federal Judge Herbert Sorg in Pittsburgh.Versions Of Fight Conflict JERUSALEM (AP) \u2014 Israeli and Egyptian fighter planes clashed today near the Israeh-Egypttan border.The two governments, officially at war despite a long \u2022 standing armistice, gave differing accounts ot exactly where the clash took place and of what happened, The Israeli version is tins: Eour Egyptian MiG 17s, Soviet made jet fighters, penetrated 15 to 20 miles over the central Negev Desert of Israel before they were intercepted.All Israeli planes returned safely to base after driving the Egyptian planes back into Egyptian air space.The Egyptian version: The fight look place over Egypt\u2019s Sinai Peninsula between Itafah and El ArisJt, just west of Hie Gaza Strip.An Israeli fighter of the Mystère type, built in France, was hit.Flames and smoke were seen coining from it as it fled toward Israel.Six I* racli planes took part.The Egyptian planes returned undamaged.The incident was reported to UN commission .supervising the Egyptian-Israeli armistice.Cairo Radio said an Israeli Mystere jet fighter was hit in the aerial battle over Egypt\u2019s Sinai Peninsula.The radio said six Israeli jets took part in the battle before noon in a region between Rata and Arish on the Egyptian side of Ihc fronlier.Flames and smoke were Seen emerging from the hit Israeli plane as it.fled toward Israeli territory, the radio added.Swastikas Legal PFORZHEIM.West Germany (Reuters)\u2014A court here today ruled that two men who produced and sold cuff links and tie pins decorated with swastikas were not guilty of anti-constitutional glorification of the Nazi regime.The public prosecutor had demanded a fine for a breach of a law forbidding the sale of \u201cfilth and rubbish.\u201d The accused told the court they had made the jewelry to meet orders from American souvenir hunters.Winter is on its way and is due to arrive here tomorrow.The forecast for the Eastern Townships today is cloudy with a few scattered showers or snowflurries with little change in temperature and light winds.One word, prominent on most weather reports across Canada today was - snow.The outlook for tomorrow in this area is - SNOW.Some areas today are shovelling it, others, like Sherbrooke and district are awaiting it.Another area hit was Gander, Nfld., where transport department plows ground on to the runways of International Airport for the first time this fall.Four inches of snow fell Monday night and more Tuesday.The prospects?A disturbance is reported heading east into the Maritimes, with more snow.In the Montreal and Ottawa areas, there were flurries.About two inches fell Tuesday in Ot-into the United States.Tempera-1 tawa, most of it melting quickly tures, under a blanket of cold away.Montreal, with tempera-Arctic air, were in the 20s.\ttures about freezing, greeted its Southern Alberta reported the worst snowstorm so far this season.It stopped traffic and crushed hopes that weather-hit grain \u2014still standing in the fields\u2014 might be harvested.Calgary reported seven inches of snow; Medicine Hat and Lethbridge more than five.Up to 10 inches fell in the mountainous Crowsnest Pass area in the southwest.The storm ranged from Red Deer in Central Alberta down Baron Morrison Of Lambeth \"Erb\" Decides On Peerage Title LONDON (CP) \u2014 \u201cOur \u2018Erb\u201d decided rather regretfully Tuesday night that he will be known in future as Baron Morrison of Lambeth.Ever since Herbert Morrison decided to accept a life peerage after nearly 40 years of public service, the 71-year-old labor politician has been wrangling politely with the College of Heralds over a choice of a title.His first idea\u2014simply to call himself Lord Morrison \u2014 was ruled out because someone else already holds the title.He suggested Lewisham, the south London constituency he served as a cabinet minister in the wartime coalition and post- Today's Chuckle Child\u2019» bedtime complaint: \"What did you bring that book I didn't want to be read to out o4 vp for?\" waf Labor governments.No go.That would confuse him with Viscount Lewisham, whose wife sits in the London county coun- HERBEBT MORRISON cil as an ardent Conservative.A Londoner all his life and chairman of the county council for 17 years, Morrison couldn\u2019t incorporate London in his title because the name belongs officially only to the City of London financial area, with which he has no connections.So he settled for Lambeth-home of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Lambeth walk and the borough in which Morrison was born.The son of a London police-! man, he ran errands in the borough and later made his first political speeches in its pubs and on its street corners.Morrison, who did not contest his House of Commons seat at the last general election for the first time since 1923, was reluctant at first to accept a peerage, but was persuaded by friends that he could still contribute to parliamentary life ia i the House of Lord*.May Expand Inquiry QuL .\t¦¦ WASHINGTON (AP )\u2014Congres-1 asked contestants in advance of St.Louis, who won $204,000, pedias.sional investigators of quiz show questions that were virtually and blonde psychologist.Dr.Joyce i Charles van Doren, featured in rigging talked today of expanding I identical to those used on the ; Brothers, who collected $134,000 j Monday\u2019s testimony, got a further blow Tuesday when NBC first flakes about dusk.In Manitoba, the wont was' their inquiries to take in other | program.And he admitted that 'as a boxing expert, received no \u201cgenerally cloudy with snowflur- j\t0f television programs ac- when the contestant didn\u2019t know help.He said Nadler was \u201ccom- ries and temperatures dropping leused of misrepresentation.\tthe answer he sometimes sup- pletely encyclopedic in some to 15-25 degrees above zero in ; The staff of the House of Rep-' PÜed it himself.\t| areas\u201d and Miss Brothers per- the south; zero-15 above in some j resentatives legislative oversight northern regions.\u201d\t; subcommittee, it was learned, | Southern Saskatchewan re- has begun gathering information w*th | on at.least one unidentified show CLEARS TWO CONTESTANTS Koplin sale amazing memory by stuflying boxing encyclo- ported light snow falling high temperature set for today.o{ a different nature.There also was snow in the north.The subcommittee, meanwhile, Even the normally warm west pushed ahead today in its bear-coast lay under a blanket oi jngS 0f the admittedly controlled Arctic air.Heavy frost was fore- $64,000 Question and $64.000 Ghal-cast in the fruit-growing interior, lenge, formerly carried on CBS.Northern Ontario also received it called as witnesses two officials snow.\tof the Revlon Company, $64,000 j Question sponsor, President Charles Revson and Vice-President Martin Revson.Mert Koplin, associate producer ! of both shows, testified Tuesday | that Revlon officials knew about | the controls and made suggestions that involved keeping some contestants going and letting others drop out.COMPANY ANSWERS Revlon issued a statement contending that \u201cpressure from a [ Democrats Consolidate Their Gains WASHINGTON (CP) \u2014 Democrats generally consolidated gains on state and local levels in Tuesday\u2019s scattered \u201coff-year\u201d elec- sponsor to do a better job did lions throughout the United not give quiz program producers States.In the main contests they a licence to cheat \u201d easily retained the Kentucky gov- Noting that the shows were ernorship and the Philadelphia controlled by their producing mayor's office.\tcompanies, Revlon said it \u201cdid Democratic politicians, looking suggest numerous ways in which | for a 1960 presidential year trend, the programs could be improved, could point to a strong showing but rigging was not one of them as well in Indiana and Connecti- Representative John B.Ben-cut municipal elections.\tnett of Michigan, senior Repub- But the Republicans gained in lican member of the subcommit-New York State, where they tee who said in an interview ousted nine Democratic mayors he does not think the group while losing four municipalities, should stop at the quiz shows, And in New Jersey the Repub- called for criminal penalties for licans not only staved off a Dem- those guilty of deception on the ocratic bid to win control of the air, saying no other bans would state senate, but apparently cut be effective.the Democratic majority in the Koplin acknowledged that on [assembly,\t[occasion* on all the »bcwe be ! formi Feddv Nadler fired him from his $50,000-a-year job because of his part in the rigged Twenty-one show.He already had been dropped as assistant English professor by Columbia University.But a new magazine, Leisure, said it would retain him as an associate editor despite the TV scandal.Sports Editor George Dulmage Dies Of Leukemia TORONTO (CP) \u2014 George .Dulmage, former sports editor of The Telegram, died in hospital today of leukemia.He was 50.Mr.Dulmage, who resigned from The Telegram in June because of poor health, had been in and out of hospital for the last year.Born in Guelph, Ont., he was the son of the late Mark Dulmage, editor of the Owen Sound, Ont,, Sun-Times for 26 years.He is survived by bis wife Elsie and two sons, Paul, sports editor 'of the Prince Albert, Sask., Her-i aid, and Doug, at home in To-\u2019 ronto.A brother, Elmer, owns a weekly newspaper in Canaan, N H , and a second brother.Jack, iis sports editor of the Windsor ! Star.ADMITS TV SHOWS WERE RIGGED \u2014 Charles Van Doren, ap\t.°^e pearing before the House subcommittee in Washington admitted The\tparijament Tues- that his 14-money-winning television quiz-show appearances were rig- day njght decjdcd to postpone for ged, even to the point of following a script written in advance.He one year municipal elections due also admitted that he gave false information to a New York grand to start Nov.13.The decision was jury which previously investigated fixed TV quiz shows.\tmade \u201cto avoid possible dis- (NEA Wire Photo)\t[orders.\u201d f SHKHHHOOKK DAILY HK( HMD.WKD,,\t4 )05tt 2 Stanstead Scout Execs Returned MASSAWIPPI Ml «Du i ! -of thr Sl»nsfca ( tAPPt* Bh 1 ASfP WH P4-EA=*E i COWANSVILLE \u2014 The Homo >77/