Sherbrooke daily record, 1 octobre 1960, samedi 1 octobre 1960

[" Granby youth Passed bogus $10 bills I One of twx> men charged with possessing counterfeit $10 bills and trying to paw them from August 8 to August 11, was sentenced in sessions court on Friday to the time he has at-, ready s'pent in jail.Hjs companion, who pleaded not guilty, was remanded to October 28 on the request of his counsel, Charles Lemieux.Real Marceau, 18.of Granby, and Edgar Bilodeau, of Stratford, were arrested on August 11 b> Provincial Police following a series of reports that two men had circulated counterfeit $10 bills.Marceau pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced by Judge Redmond Hayes to the time he had already spent in jail, i.e., about a month and a half Bilodeau, pleaded not guilty.Marceau testified that Bilodeau handed him the bills one at a time, on numerous occasions between August 8 & 11.while they were traveling between Stratford and Granby.Marceau said he used the bills to purchase gas on two or three different occasions while Bilodeau was still in the car.* \"Wc would stop at a service station and buy $1 of gas.Bilodeau handed me a $10 bill and I would pay.1 didn\u2019t know the bills were counterfeit until Bilodeau told me shortly before we were apprehended by the police.He said that if I mentioned one word about it, I would be severely dealt with,\u201d said Marceau.Two counterterieit bills were produced in Court, and expert analysis by the RCMP laboratory in Ottawa established that both hills were counterfeit.The persons who had received the bills said in Court that they were handed to them by Marceau.The latter\u2019s testimony however was questioned by Mr.Lemieux, who alleged that Bilodeau was an innocent party to the whole affair and that Marceau alone knew that the bills were counterfeit.He also said that Bilodeau had never handed them to him.t StjecbcookelMu fUcocd '\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS T THE WEATHER Variable cloudiness today, temperatures slightly below normal.High today 60 Outlook for Sunday: Mainly sunny, seasonable temperatures.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE RECORD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1.I960 Sixty Fourth Year Neutrals To meet Ship tie-up Kr will idle 1,600iun!ll for the dog.The next day he took him to a big field for a tryout.The dog .started running and has not been found yet.Student dies at initiation j Khrushchev | dent closed and locked the door to any meeting.Bui the question now is: How to say \"no\u201d 'to the call in the ependc The department said \u201cit is be-' Sieved prudent to Advise U.S.citizens to refrain from travel to and within Cuba unless there are den vegriiibles o compelling r e a s o n s for such travel.\u201d It said .sonie busincss- UN\u201d Eisenhower lias consistently said he would do anyitbing in his I MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Fresh-! T°weT 10 remove the threat : .ui.n might have compelling rea- ! nuclear war.man week initiation activities at CTC,.TC-V eECeiftM«\tI \" \u2022\t.\t.\t\u201e ,\t, ,, .\t_\t.\tSTRATEGY SESSIONS\tThe American Embassy at Ha : Sir George Wu.iams University | \\j.S.diplomats called weekend j varia said 57 Americans have , a sai' came to a grim close Friday istrategy sessions to examine the! jn-en detained by Cuban author-! high in protein.Nearly ideal hnr-when one of the new students tiiiemma.But the final decision tie:; since Jan.1, either on no vert eon Liions allowed the crop died during an initiation cere-jin -the hands of the president,\u2022'\u2022^iur.g.'S or on charges lik'd long -jthey sakk\t\u2018\t\u2022\tfater their arrest.Khrushchev masked his alii- ;\t- Across most of the country it was a dry summer for to feed .win : > farmers this year.The result, as seen in the autumn harvest | ;ll'c small rr, ; of grains, fruits and vegetables, has been a mixed bag o(,Su\"!n llr< ls l\"°1' good, poor and average- A Canadian Press survey shows\t,, ,,\t\u2022\t,\t, , j Annapolis Valley, yielded goo, that inlho lYaine gnunkmds, the ! {1-lla,|i(y ifnjj| Jmi, ,iht! jt8(W)ooo, 1 summer with its below-average \u2022 bushel crop was about 201),OUO rainfall has brought a wheat crop ! bushels below normal.The- warm ] of 'average size but lop quality, weather, however, produced an above - normal strawberry liar crop poor, oii, but gar-la i r.rr Michael Lome, li,\tj.tude on the matter behind a slab | real died six minutes after tie , ,\t, collapsed and fell from a statue