Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition Winnipeg Cloudy today and sunday. Until sunday morning. Little change in tempera Ture. Winds East at 20 ., shifting to South West at 15 Sunday morning. Low tonight and High sunday 55 and 70. Tetra by Carrier 30 cents per week Ife slain. Husband wounded suspect red Contact Montreal Man named by Victor Fli Ackie Ottawa june 2s Cape Cial _ Rudolf Shohan also known As Raymond Arthur Davics Well known Magazine writer Montreal was arrested saturday. He was charged under Sec Tion 405 a. Of the criminal code with having made an untrue or misleading statement in writing Lor the purpose of obtaining a Canadian pass will talk with reds London june 28 a three Western foreign ministers reached a Compromise agreement Friday to meet with Russia under certain conditions to discuss the merging East and West Ger Many informed sources said. Hon. Anthony Eden foreign Secretary of Britain Dean ache son state Secretary of the . And Robert Schuman foreign minister of France conferred at length on their reply to a soviet note of May 25 demanding an immediate and unconditional Jour Power conference on Germany. It was not disclosed whether the proposed conference would be held by foreign ministers or at a lower level. Nor were other de tails of the agreement let out. The reply now will be drafted in final form. Agreement contains safeguards informed sources said the agree ment contains safeguards that a four Power meeting will no de generate into a stall by Russia to prevent rearmament of Western Germany in the Western Camp. The agreement was described As a Compromise Between the French who feel thai for Domestic Politi Cal reasons they must make one More Effort to reach agreement with Russia and the United states port Hon. Stuart s. Garson minister of Justice announced saturday in the House of commons. Davies is being escorted to Ottawa by the . And will appear in magistrate s court Here probably on Mon Day. His arrest followed speculative stories Friday that a prominent Canadian writer would be ordered arrested by the Justice department. The Toronto Telegram in a news Story from Montreal said the Man is a native Mon Trealer of russian parents. It added it is understood that behind the charge is a his tory of repeated contacts with the Telegram said police information tends to substantiate the suspicion that the suspect provided a link with world wide activities of the co inform. The Man is definitely suspected of having maintained close contacts with persons known to be russian agents. He is believed to have communicated information to curbs survive House Senate conference Alwright Parley okays . Controls hours before deadline Washington june 2s a a 10-month Extension of wage Price controls in the United states due to expire monday was voted by a Senate House of representatives conference committee Early saturday. The committe hammered out of divergent Bills passed by the Senate and House was whisked to the Senate s special saturday session at noon for action. House consideration is scheduled monday which wants a firm prior agree Senate House conferees worked i int with Moscow on a Confer into pre Dawn hours. All in All pm Agenda. The results were seen As a Victory 10 notes have been exchanged Between Moscow and the Western capitals on Russia s Call for a conference on German for the Truman administration. The committee abandoned a House provision which would have snipped controls from commodities i not rationed or allocated. Previous five notes the it also watered Down another Vest insisted that Russia agree. House provision which would have evenly in their prediction of the diluted version amounts to them both orally on visits abroad and by letters routed through the United according to sources Here the ., in a lengthy investigation of the writer s activities has been unable to dig out information that would bring a conviction on such a charge. For this Rea son apparently the technical charge was resorted to. Scientists refute claims of germ War reject All accusations made by Malik and Endicott by Shane 3iackay Ottawa june 28 special evidence by three Canadian scientists refuting charges of United nations bacteriological warfare in Korea and communist China was tabled a the commons Friday by Hon. Stuart Garson minister of Justice. The three scientists or. W. H. Brittain vice principal of Macdon Ald College at Mcgill or. A. Wbaker Ontario agricultural College entomologist and or. C. E. Atwood University of Toronto zoologist rejected All charges advanced by Jakob Malik soviet in Delegate and or. James Endicott of Toronto. They said they had studied speeches by or. Malik and or. Endicott had examined the mimeographed pamphlet documentation of bacteriological distributed by the Canadian peace Congress and had tread details out lined in the piping Peoples daily journal of March 15. Distinct species More than distinct species of insect occur in South Korea the professors said and Mol Sist anywhere in the world could know More than a Small percentage of these. Statements by visiting laymen such As or. Endi Cott by Farmers and by the Bright eyed children or. Endicott inter viewed could not be relied upon. In a radio piping broadcast april see claims Page 6 writers better Odds on Taft poll indicates june 28 Washington Politi knife and gun believed used mrs Ruth Schmoutz 32, is dead and her husband Louis 38 lies in Winnipeg general Hospital in critical condition As a result of what police believe to have been a murder and attempted suicide at 327 Kennedy Street shortly after 9 . Saturday. Winnipeg general Hospital he is being detained mrs. Schmoutz is said to have been stabbed to death while her husband is suffer ing from Bullet in the opinion of police. The husband is expected to re cover Hospital authorities said. Police found a blood spattered downstairs bedroom when they reached the scene. Occupants of the two Storey lodging House crept about the premises in Bath Robes speaking in Low tones. Summoned by one of the Resi dents uniformed officers found the woman s body lying in the hallway. The ambulance was called. Detec Tives arrived. A few minutes later Louis Schmoutz was found in the basement police say. A top ranking police official after a Quick Survey of the Situa Tion said it would appear to be murder and attempted suicide. The couple have a six year old Nice fellow Schmoutz who is said to have been landlord of the premises was an Independent Painter and Plas Terer. He owned a car paid his Bills regularly according to e local garage Man and seemed to be a very Nice or. Athol Gordon provincial Coroner viewed the body and cuilmic1, ordered it removed to Mordue s funeral Parlours pending Post mor tem examination and inquest. He said that at the moment he was not prepared to describe the nature of de according to mrs. N. Bazuk 325 Vennedy Street the couple had re sided at Kennedy Lodge for the past eight or nine years. They seemed to it on Well together and there o was never any commotion a she Floyd Huggins bomber import Winnipeg Blue bombers have added another import fullback to the roster. The club announced the sign ing of Floyd Huggins 205 Pound fullback from University Florida at Gainesville. Sat urday morning. Huggins who stands six feet will be on hand when the fall training begins wednesday. He is the seventh american to be signed by the club. Others arc tackles buddy Tinsley and Dick Huffman quarterbacks Jack Jacobs and Joe Zaleski fullback Ralph Mcallister end Art scientists hint great stride in a Power but reds have bombs for several attacks Congress told Washington june 28 api hints saturday of major develop ments by the United states in atomic Energy eased the Shock of jolting new estimates soviet atomic and air Power. Optimism stemmed from a White House visit of the country s lop atomic experts. One of them or. J. Robert chairman of the atomic Energy commission s general advisory committee said there have been such great de see atom hints Page s _ victim is carried from her Kennedy Street residence Power machinery in would have a veto. The ministers communique said their discussions also covered Korea and South East Asia and that Thev reaffirmed their agreement on the necessity for closer co operation and consultation m re card both to Korea and South cast Asia and considered Means to ensure super forts ready to hit Manchuria bomber Boss predicts planes would do Good Job statement of existing Law. Almost even n outcome of the Republican presidential nomination it is shown by a poll of Newsweek Magazine. Twenty five writers guessed sen. Robert a. Taft would get the nomination and 2 1 picked Gen. Dwight d Eisenhower. One picked gov Earl Warren of California. On May 26, 35 writers gave Gen. Eisenhower their first Choice 11 picked sen. Taft three gov. War Ren and one sen. Everett Dirksen shuffle debate May delay House recess Ottawa june 28 up parliament is nearing the end of cur-j111 inside Story leaks out to prove Yalu snafu by Ned Russell Washington june 28 Nyht the inside Story of How the United states bungled its relations with Britain Over the bombing of the Yalu Power plants in Korea began to emerge Friday and clearly bore out Secretary of state Dean Acheson s description of the episode As a the net result of the incident seems to be two fold m the opinion of observers. First the result planned for the recent Mission of Field marshal Earl Alexander British min ister of defence to Tokyo Korea and Washington has been badly undermined. Secondly prime minister Winston Chur chill s government is now faced with its latest serious Chal Lenge from the labor opposition since it assumed office last Duke progressing London june 23 Ogham Palace announced the Duke of Edinburgh who has Jaun Dice is making satisfactory pro the same group adjournment. Uha teen hoped that Parlla-jmlch., As the most Likely _ no flip to lion. Merit s business could be cleaned up saturday. However a two Day de Bate on agriculture estimates High 1v1iuii.j i a and gave second place to gov. Thomas e. Dewey of new York Seoul june 28 the foot and Mouth disease in South Saskatchewan has set Back the timetable. These estimates May be finished saturday but still to come Are Sev eral other departments including immigration and the controversial redistribution Bill which increases commons representation to 265 members from 262. The bombing command p a decl super forts would do a Good but added Waltl Lolly music if it comes to that decision , of of the far East United states a to super forts said today his com Mand is ready to hit Manchuria if restrictions Are lifted. Wiley Ganey head of october. The Story behind this latest Anglo american Row shows that the decision to carry out the at tack at the opportune moment was made at a joint state depart ment defence department Confer pre convention poll in Rhomas ii. Dewey i j.vj., who won Newsweek had Only two weeks before the attack Ems was made ast monday. Thus the final arrangements of mobilizing the 500 planes involved working out the intricate details of timing and studying weather prospects were under Way at Gen. Mark w. Clark s Tokyo Headquarters when he was conferring with lord Alexander. To it Cults Law would probably like something hat a Little higher and a Little b-29 strike in Korea two years ago was a hurry up Job. Only three Days before the North korean communists had invaded South Korea. Four super fortresses had arrived on Okinawa from Guam. Ground Crews were following by slower Craft. Okinawa base officials recruited Cooks clerks infantry men and . Civilian women secretaries to Load the 500-Pound bombs. _ j since that first wow at r e d tanks trucks and soldiers Stream in South Tward Seoul super forts from Okinawa and a base near Tokyo have pounded the reds from manchurian Border to South East Korea with about tons of bombs. Later the reds reacted violently. They sent As Many As 200 Jet fight ers against b-29 formations. In two years of War five super lorts have been shot Down by red planes and three by anti aircraft fire super fort gunners have cles Troy cd 11 mics and probably because of the hot opposition and the Large number of escort jets required the super forts ended Clay strikes and began night ocl. 29 last year. Baltimore june 28 Cap now on the Birds in the Baltimore 200 will have to sing for their suppers without accompaniment. A local firm has been piping recorded music into the Bird House for the last month on a trial basis. The Birds never Sang louder or prettier. Now that the trial period is up the firm wants s60 a month to give the feathered warblers their background tunes. But the Park Board decided it could t afford it. The Birds will have to sing what comes naturally. Canada . Partners not Patron satellite Massena n.y., june 2s up top defence chief said saturday Canada regards joint de Fence arrangements with the United states As a partnership a relationship Between a senior and Junior it is not a relationship Between the Patron and the said it Gen. Charles Foulkes chairman of the Canadian joint chiefs of staff. He gave the talk on the occasion of Massena s 150th anniversary. Gen. Foulkes said any Canadian general found around Massina 15c years ago would have had a rope around his neck in no but Canadian american relations had come a Long Way. There were still some difficulties but they were re solved by consultation not by War fare. A i m your. Pate for. Monday in the Winnipeg free press Meei me on the feature Page lioness just plays to stay on Midway Weyburn sask., june 28 cup two year old lioness Goldie that mauled a girl at Lethbridge Alta monday and attacked a woman in bran lord ont., last win Ter will still be used As a Midway attraction. Capt. Ken. Hill owner the 250-Pound cat said he did not plan to do away with the Ion because Ord Alexander. 1n incident. Yet neither lord Alexander nor Judith Woolf of Cardston alta., was knocked Down and mauled by the lion after it escaped from its Cage. Her father rescued her by tugging at the Ani Mal s ears and beating it off. Capt. Hill said he was convinced the fifth Day monday. June 30. 1952. First Kace claiming. 4-Ycar Olds and up. 6 a furlongs. Free Gold 112 also eligible hire Fly i Beverly m flu. Running Knight Cay dreamer Wise Justice Tough kid it was Only last week that Little see slaving Page 6 free press i graded r selections first Kace. Purse claiming. For four year Olds and up Ward. One mile. In win o6s f Stop caught. Case out 113 f Denny Layzell Balko boy ill Arcadian Blaze 11 122 x107 332 x117 x107 x107 322 Black Beaver 122 Sun Daisy Bowlend 317 Texas Job arbiter x309 ceh Maurca sir onslaught Royal him night liner-----11" race claiming. 4 year Olds and up. 1 j or to Ida Rita Volos Pagan flight 113 x113 Doris y a Lam Elm i ast osiris 313 313 Dot ids los messenger boy 313 i meadowland 313 nos fair heels 30s 313 Lestur 313 10s Complete 30s Wiquest 313 31s lust Rusty x313 Pinr Kenny Van 313 cold Case us Pronto Jack yes Milord Pek Stream miss Duncan Martha s lad fair Ida Diamond Tinda Spain also eligible barging boy tiny Estrer Chen a s Best in vols rare will be used As substitute race if see Yalu details Page 6 showers due to Stop soon cheer up. It s a pretty Damp Damp saturday but sunday will be better. Showers will last until sunday morning in the Winnipeg at the beaches however they will last until sunday afternoon. The official forecast is Cloudy today arid sunday with Little change in temperature. Winds will be East at 20 Miles per hour shift ing to Southwest at .15 Miles per hour sunday. Low temperature be 55 de Grees saturday night rising to a High of 70 degrees sunday. Temperature readings during the 24-hour period ending at-6.30 . 53 Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Swift current Saskatoon Regina 50 54 4s 56 59 for Churchill port Arthur Toronto Ottawa Halifax i. 4s it 46 52 61 54 is 6b 75 66 75 69 72 73 59 66 7s 76 74 67 to. To. To. Ion was Only playing. Today s racing Early Bird picks 1. Susie Berrill Stop Prem Royal Pilot. 3. Sky Meadows Rula Claxton. 3, lass Petite touch Wood Over run. 4. Alito yes mar misty Waters. _ 5. Pen quest Joe s Sun ked invader. 8. Or. Why Sierra Mac Man s agent. 7. Free As air Cubette Happy View 2nd. 8. Cargo ship dutch Beauty Conevia. Best free As air. Scratches 1. A also eligible. 2. All also Ell files. 3. Cero pages. Perfectionist Lucky my style. 5. Prince Calvert Sam Street pyrus lady. By the hour. 8. Lance Estrer bet Len. Miss Bow bunty s Choice Little shoes. Track Good. 110 Nice win last out. An track would tar than May need a race. First Start in two years. Allowances. For four year Olds Ana Wood m9 c110 Ard c114 re 120 Light weight will help. A distinct threat. Only an outside Chance. Off track would help. Jackson entry. Fourth race .51.200 claiming. 3 and up. 6vi furlongs. Carra 107 Stony Way x3 lady sweep 109 Texas son Luj gala Moon 102 fermented a Law try a. A. 110 bless you.109 fifth Bace allowances. 3 English tour 116 Holland s heir 105 Giddy Romance 112 flashy Bob 114 also eligible on her own x107 Crai Flower .110 Warren author 117 Dixie band .-.109 Swift Nugget 114 he roses Pic Ito Rose Haven x303 by the hour ;