Sherbrooke daily record, 13 novembre 1957, Section 1

[" 1957\t\tNOVEMBER\t\t\t1957\t S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t\t\t1\t2 3\t4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9 10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16 17\t18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23 24\t25\t26\t27\t28\t29\t30 betbrookeïaUiiixeeûrd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ' tstablished 1897.Prlc«: 5 Cents SHERBROOKfc.QUEBEC WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13.195 7 INCREASING CLOUDINESS Mainly sunny today; increas ing cloudiness Thursday morning with showers by Thursday afternoon: mild, light winds.lx>w high S3 and 45.Sixty-First Year 140,000 Rail Workers Ask Raise Help For Small Business OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The government is studying proposals for increasing loans to small Canadian business operators but Finance Minister Fleming says it may be some time yet before any decision is announced.These operators, he told reporters Tuesday night, are facing the pressure of increasing competition from chain stores and are seeking access to \"easier credit\" than now is available to them.The problem, he added, is \u201creal enough,\" but the government so far had made no commitment to anyone.It would take some time to reach a decision after all the representations are studied.Mr.Fleming touched on this point following a 50-minute meeting with Governor James Coyne of the Bank of Canada.Report-1 crs asked whether there was any truth to reports of policy clashes j between the minister and the gov- | emor.clashes which could lead | to Mr.Coyne\u2019s resignation.NOT THE TRUTH Mr.Fleming said there was not a shred of truth in these reports.His relations with Mr.Coyne were \u201calways pleasant\u2014wre like to do business that way.\u201d A number of matters were discussed with Mr.Coyne but Mr.Fleming could give no details.Howe\\er, in reply to questions, he obser ed that interest rates on government treasury bills had declined by three-tenths of one per cent in the last two months and that the market for government bonds was showing \u201cvery considerable strength.\u201d All this was \u201cvery gratifying,\u201d saijk jVlr.J l e S3 i 41,4\thad strongly opposed the tight money policy of the former Liberal administration.While Canadian rates had eased, those of United States treasury bills had risen by one-half of one per cent since mid Cj.\tNon-Operatingllni btUdied Want 35-Cent H May Precipitate Strike Mother Charged \u2014 Maureen, 4.Toronto police have charged Mrs.Melville O'Donohue (left) hanging of her three daughters shown at right.They are Eileen, with murder h Kathleen.1 40.a big Mother Of Hanged Girls Charged With Murder MONTREAL.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Unions repreienting 000 workers have hit the railways with a demand for wage boost, sure to precipitate the threat of a strike.1 he unions want about 35 cents an hour in an increase, split between I 1 per cent and 1 7 cents an hour, plus some fringe benefits.It would cost the railways more than $100,000,000 a year.The demand for the big raise \u2014by the non-operating unions consisting mainly of employees not actually on the trains\u2014was presented to the main carriers Tuesday, it was learned.Today, Frank H.Hall, chairman of the general conference committee of the rail unions is-used this statement: \u2018 The wages of railway employees have lagged behind those of workers in other major industries for many years past The present proposal for an in- IOnS\tCow plains ike, Comfort Before Science West To Give Way On Arms OTTAWA (CD \u2014 Ur.Stanley llaidasj says Canadians like to sit in their ranch style bungalows ami talk about acience.but won\u2019t do anything about it.The Liberal Commons member for Toronto Trinity, a medical I doctor, said Tuesday that unless | the government step» in to en-I courage scientific education, the shortage of scientists in Canada I and the Western world will in-I crease.I One reason for the shortage, he FNITFD NATIONS NY (CD !,aiew weeks but she could give lessons on how to become a movie star.As some stars, notably Joan Crawford, make a business of their business.Joan is making a business of getting into the husi ness.She has never made a movie TODAYI Anthony Dastar \"EIRE MAIDENS FROM, OUTER SPACE ' Dabbia Reynold» Frank Sinatra \"THE TENDER TRAP\" Technicolor \u2022 Cinemascope Bowary Boys in \"PRIVATE EYES\" \u2014but she will.Unkown outside of Chicago, where she worked as a TV actress, or her home town of Sioux Falls, S D., Joan, in a few weeas, has most studios in town inter ested in her.HIRED PRESS AGENT Here's how she did it\u2014and, girls, don\u2019t try it, unless you've got Joan\u2019s equipment.First thing she did was hire a press agent.She liked the way Anita Kkbergs career roomed so she called first on Miss Kk berg's press agent.He look one look and took her on on a per centage deal Next she sought an agent.She liked the way Jayne Mansfield'a career went, in a few months from Si50 a week to 175,000 a picture.So Joan met William Shiffrn, who handles Miss Mansfield.Shiffrin took one look and signed her She hired Natasha Lytess, once Marilyn Monroe\u2019s closest adviser and drama coach FAST RESULTS Milton Weiss, the press agent, moved fast An old hand in the businesa, it was easy for him to get Joan sponsored as a deb star at the annual ball of the make up artists and hair stylists.It's an important publicity break because most of the town\u2019s big people attend and the girls are presented beautifully Only three Anglican Laymen Hold Meeting At Thetford Mines THETFORD MINES \u2014 St.ed.assistant secretary J.S.Tur- John The Divme Church was net, Lennoxvilie host to the recent meeting of The committee, consisting of the Eastern Townships Anglican one member from each pansa, Laymen's Association, when over was also re-elected.75 representative* from eleven Aim of the group in to in-panshes braved one of the fall's crease activity in church affairs foggiest nights to attend, with '- over half of them asking round trips exceeding 150 miles The gathering began with service taken by R.Urwick, of Magog, president of the Association, assisted by other laymen at the organization A business meeting in the church hail followed, at which the following officers were elect-ed: Honorary president, clergy, ! INVERNESS - A box of used Rev.R.Reeve, Bishop s L'niver- ci0tjling was packed for the Uni-sity; honorary president, laity, unan\tcommittee of Can- S.A.Meade, Coaticook; presi- ada at a meeting 0f the Women's dent, R.Urwick, Magog, reelected; vice-president, G.McCammon, Thetford Mines, reelected; secretary-treasurer, J.Inverness W.I, Packs Box For Unitarian Relief and to encourage the formation of men's organizations in the parishes which do not already have them.While it has been active for many years, it has been functioning without a constitution.This was presented at the meeting and was referred back to the individual parishes for study and comments.Refreshments were served by the ladies of the Thetford Mines parish.Those present represented Bury, 8; Coaticook, 6; Cookshire, 1 1; Lennoxvilie, 17; Magog.2; Richmond, 1; Sherbrooke Church of the Advent 6; Sherbrooke St.Paul\u2019s 4; Sherbrooke St.Peter\u2019s.3; Thetford Mines, 14 Windsor and Brompton, 13.BUSY TIME FAKENHAM, England tCPV-This Norfolk town is looking for part-time telephone operators to cope with the rush at lunchtime, when subscribers get down their racing bets.for WHITE appliances FREE IKjullisH Joan Collins listens as Richard Burton tells of hia love for her I in this dramatic scene from \"SEA WIFE\", now on the Cinema scope screen of the Granada Theatre Basil Sydney and Cy Grant are costarred in this story of four shipwrecked people adrift in the Indian ocean during World War tl SHERBROOKE.QUE TOMORROW EVENING AT 8.30 P.M.NATIONAL BALLET \\ OF CANADA am un us min- trnr-grrn COMPANY OF TS wrrw mai oecHstraa v3 must KLEcrmmi wumr \u2014 PROGRAMME \u2014 \"The Nutcracker\" act III \u2014 \"La Farruca\" \u2014 \"The Willow\" \u2014 \"Pas De Chance\" \u2014 \"Dances From Sleeping Beauty\" Reserved seats on sale at theatre box ottice.Pnces; Orch , S2.50 $2.00 \u2014 1st bole.$2.50\t$2.00 2nd balcony $1.50 tax included Buy your tickets now \u2014 Avoid last minute rush! years ago, Kim Novak walked down the same runway as Joan\u2014 and she was just as unknown then Boh Hope annually takes the prettiest of deb-stars for his TV show.Joan made that group and will be seen on Hope's TV show as soon as he gets his sponsor trouble ironed out.Shriffin, a top agent, look her around the.studios.Practically every one gave her a color scçeen teat\u2014red hair and green eyes are still a rare commodity.Now the offers are coming in.group under the direction of Mrs.E.J.Curtis.Refreshments were served by Comrades, Mrs.Ruth Putney, Mrs Francis Haliall snd Mrs., Joyce Jarvis.The next meeting will be held at the armoury on December 4, | hostesses to be Comrades, Mrs.j Rose Smith, Mrs Kay Miller and Mrs Dene Sherman assisted by ; other members.NOW SHOWING! THE MOST CHALLENGING STORY OF FAITH EVER TOLDI GnemaScOPÉ COLOH *y D« lUXC miCOUINS mug BfION MSÏONEV.,:t,CT[M| -On The Same Programme- No Picture ever Hit So close to Home! ELIA KAZAN saoeocTio» BUDD SOMBERG'S in -rtie CTrowd V «AMI» UBBMM ANDY GRIFFITH \u2014 PATfelOA NEAL !»*\u2022' I?'Ml Mftt IM KM K'KiNE»\t«V !v» Mr* » Mm** »*»« A nm in I\tMi** Catherine Ross, district supervisor for the Victorian Order r^riflUUI V IMF 0f Nurses, made her annual visit to the unit yesterday.From left are Bruce Bishop, president of the V.O-N.; Miss Ross: Mrs.Eric Webster, honorary secretary; and Miss L.Germaine, local supervisor.(Record Photo by Gerry lycmay) A financial report, from Jan- the following figures were given: i expenses.$755 89.interest charg uary to October 31, was given at nursing.$1.988.44: Thrift Shop, es.$42 40; clothing allowances, a monthly meeting of the execu- 703 80: grants.$1.650; donations.! $225: sundry (new car $1,272), live of the Victorian Order of $3.810.41; income investments.$1,959 49, giving a total of $11,-Nurses yesterday.\t$1.178.36: tag day $166 55 and 983.53.The report showed a net de- sundry $24 61 giving * total of The hank balance for Oct 31, ficit of $572.49 but this will be S9.522.17.\t1957.was $491 83 while the erased by a $3.500 contribution Under disbursements are sal- checks outstanding for the same from the Catholic Federation arie* $7,646: pensions, $287.25, date amounted to $1.064 32.Charities which Is forthcoming, medical expenses, $12.82; office Miss Catherine Ross, the disaccording to Bruce Bishop, the expenses $180.84; rentals.$264 - trict supervisor for the VON, president\t\u201c\t24.telephone and attendants, made her annual visit to th«' Under the hesdi r r»oe)pt* $495 «6; laundry, $20 39; auto unit.NICHOL\u2019S Wholesale & Retail GENUINE DRY CURED RACON GENUINE DRY CURED BACON Platter Style FRESH PORK SHOULDERS lb.BONELESS PORK BUTTS lb.\t.BLADE STEAK Pork PICKLED PORK HOCKS lb.John Nirholi Sons.Rrç'd LENMXfULE.I)t[ 1 lb.lb 48c 37c 53c 49c 24c 1 lb Pkq PRIZE LAMB 69c LAMB SHOULDER tb.RIB LAMB CHOPS lb.MEATY SHOULDER CHOPS lb.RIBLETS FOR BRAISING lb.35c 65c 49c 18c FINE OLD CHEESE \u2014 CHOICE QUALITY GROCERIES LENNOXVILLE DELIVERY AM.SHERBROOKE DELIVERY P.M, F Tel: LO.2-1531 Lennoxville, Que._J S^ttbcookcDallij Hwotd MT/ie Oldest Daily in the District?EcUblUhed Ninth Day\to# febmary, 1887.\twith which U\ttneorporateo\tth* Sharbnwha Gazette eaubliabed 1837.and the Sherbruofce examiner, aatabUahed 1878.The Record u printed\tand published seen\tweek day.by\tthe Sherbrooke Dally Record Company Limited, of which\tEdna A- Beerwortb\tis Secretary-Treasurer, at the\toffice.US Wei- lington Street North, tn the\tCity of Sherbrooke.\tIncorporating the\tnews lemce\tof The Canadian Press The Associated Press and Reuters.Subscription Rstea: Carrier delivery tn Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly SIS 80 per year.Kul subscription in Canada.Great Britain or the United States: 1 year *9.00 fl months *5.00, 3 months *2.75.I month I1UU.Single cuptea 5c.a to 3 mus.old.10c; up to 6 mue.old, 25c \u201cAuthorized as second 'lau mail Post Office Department.Ottawa.\" The Record ts a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.Its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed^ ____________________________________ WEDNESDAY.NOVEMBER 13, 195 7 Counting The tantalizing game of threat by the aggressive Communist world is peculiarly designed to produce doubts and tensions among the free countries Challenged always to gauge with reasonable accuracy the size of their peril, the free lands must set their de fences at a level calculated as certain to balance the threat.If they put out too little for the purpose.they run the grave risk of failing under Communist dominance.If they The Cost spend too much, they may bleed themselves economically, and thus in this direct fashion again serve the objectives of communism \u2014 to weaken free society.All we know at this moment is that recent Soviet advances in missiles enlarge the threat against us and compel us to seek a new level of balance.We could hurt ourselves badly by going far beyond that level But up to it, we dare not count the cost.It Might Be The CCh member for Kindersley, Sask., must have an unusual faith in his fellow members of Parliament or must be possessed of an odd sense of humor if he really expects approval of a bill he has placed on the order papei His one-clause measure would amend the Senate and House of Commons Act to provide that a roll call be taken each sitting of the House of Commons and a list of the member» present be annexed to the Votes snd Proceedings of the house of Commons each day.This would replace the pre sent system whereby the Member makes a statement each month as to the number of sittings he attended Boy Or A Montreal boy, running away be cause he couldn t have a dog.was killed on the highway recently.\"He was a good boy,\" said his mother, \"lie loved pets but I told him with winter coming a dog in the house would be too much.\" Dogs can seem a nuisance Just look at that tug! But they're funny and frolicsome and loyal and some thing to care for.Fhey're good medicine for boys.And there sir dogs as Interesting The purpose of the amendment, says Mr.Johnson, is to acquaint the Canadian people with the attendance of their elected representatives in the Parliament of Canada However interesting the information sought in Mr.Johnson\u2019s bill might be to the people of Canada, it is beyond comprehension that it will become available.It would be too much to expect of human nature to assume that parliamentarians would be prepared to irplace the present system of determining their indemnities with one which requires a day-to-day registration of their attendance House ?well as babies looking for good homes.But it s no use taking a dog and then resenting Kim.He must be accepted wholeheartedly for otherwise he makes a poor prisoner and a dismal pet.And « dismal pel is no fun for anyone.So the parents of * lad \"who loves pets\" must ask themselves which is more important: the house and occs sional inconvenience *r the boy,* MORE LEFT-HANDERS (St.Thomas Times-Journalt According to a survey taken recently the number of left- The leaning tower of Pisa.Italy, located next to the cathedral of Pisa In the Piasxa del Duomo, is a campanile or bell tower.It is 179 feet high snd 50 feel in diameter.It overhangs its base about 10'* feet.The exact reason (or the leaning position of the building Is not known, though an architect's error Is generally held responsible fi Drltennlc* Jr.I\t,.,,Un Press Comment handed people tn the United States Is 11 per cent of the population.A few years ago it was eight per cent.The handwriting of a left-handed person has a peculiar angle, but generally it is no worse than the writing of right handers To a right hand LETTER TO THE EDITOR Mostly Money The Editor.The Sherbrooke Record.Dear Sir - The enormous crowd at the Arena at last Sunday's hockey game is proof that a way lo draw people to the Arena is to sue away an automobile.Possibly the E.T.A.A.should endeavour to get a number of merchants to sponsor contests whereby a person who buys at their place of business can win a valuable article, whether a car, TV or other prize on condition he is present at a specified game.The $1000 given every evening during the Pair attracted a large number of people who would not otherwise have attended.TAXPAYER.Answer to Previous Punis ACROSS I Japanese money 4 Indian money 8 Impudent 11 Hail' 13 Indigo H Exchange premium 13 Bulgarian money 16 Priority 18 Built 20\tAscends 21\tRegret 22\tDiscord goddess 24 Ostentation 20 Love god 27 Race course circuit 30 Shuns 32 Short Jacket 34 Forgive S3 Wild ass 30 Drink made with malt 37 Bird s home 3» Huge 40\tPrescribed \u2022mount 41\tPermit 42\tMore secure 43\tPrompter 49 Rise above MEggs 32\tEvict 33\tFormerly 34\tNegative word 35\t.Amounts (ab ) 36\tDregs 57 Observe DOWN I kuctlon Jwty* 3\tQuoth the raven.\u2014 \u201c 4\tAdhesive 3 Arrow poison 6Slsg 7\tHigh priest 8\tWhere the franc is money 9\tShield 10\tCeremony 11\tPlaything* 17 Prayer 19\tValentine boy 23\tMechanical man 24\tFather 33 Fgg-shaped 20\tHirelings lii«\tA\tTP\tf\t\t\tY 4\tw\tA * 1!%» |vv VN\tN\tm L\t5.\\\tmJjï\tA N\tN.&.\tA N\to4f \t\t\t\t*** ¦ îü'\t\t» t\tFQ\tw \t\t\t\tSv |\tT\tA Nl\t\t \t[7\tU