Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition Winnipeg sunny with a few Cloudy periods becoming Clear sunny tomorrow except for afternoon Little change in winds North Low and 50 and 59 245 28 pages Price by Carrier 30 cents per week july 1952 Moon rises Moon sets Sun rises Sun sets forecast Cloudy wer wins nomination Stassen swings in support to give first ballot Victory supporters go into a Gleeful demonstration after Republican delegates vote to seat a pro Eisenhower Dele gation from this was the first of Many floor victories on the Issue of contested big lung Derby rooters howl in the favorite five by Helman Morin convention Chi h a the great lung Power a strange rite of howled into exhaustion in the wee hours this having named five men As choices for president of the United for nearly eight five bands of republicans made As much noise As they they used most of the known instruments for disturbing the peace a pipe tin and wooden rattles and brass history will never be Able to record which racked up the highest score in hoarse nor could you say which of the five put on the Best mob scene in the waving flipping flying saucers and coloured streamers into the releasing caper cavorting and Gen a High old strange dress there were sen congressmen and worthy men of in each of the they wore strange head hawaiian and Straw hats with slogans plastered across the they hoisted shrieking girls on their of the five Are carefully arranged by vice presidents in charge of spontaneous was something to be said for those that launched senator Robert Taft of Ohio and Gen see convention Page 8 blockades streets july 11 a West Berlin workmen started erecting barricades on the soviet zone Border thursday to help Check kidnappings by roadblocks were raised at dozens of june american and French teams joined the City govern ments supervisors to make sure the workmen stayed in their own territory and avoided incidents with armed communist the decision by mayor erns Reuters Cabinet to put up the barricades finally was approved by Allied authorities after a Day of off again the abduction tuesday of Walter an anticommunist from the american Sec Tor led the West Berlin govern ment to order the barricading of streets that Lead into the com munis ruled indignation among West Berlin ers was High at the in which three men overpowered Linse near his Home and drove into the soviet firing pistols and strewing nails to slow Lemuel the has protested sharply to the russians and demanded lines liner Aims to return in record time too aboard the United states at july 11 the liner United states loaded through the English Channel Fri then started picking up Speed for a possible attempt to smash the Westward Atlantic crossing rec Ord to new Eisenhower uses War born rests mid strife july 11 Nyht Dwight apparently on the Brink of win Ning the Republican presiden tial seemed to be the Only Calm individual in a Headquarters made hectic by droves of visitors and something i Learned during the he told one of his Many was that when you do your part As Well As you possibly youre not helping by wearing yourself out on other Peoples our people out there at the convention know what there they know where to get West offers to Confer with Russia might mean break in Long debate Over Germany july 11 he Western Powers thursday of ered to meet with Russia for the specific purpose of creating an impartial commission to deter mine whether free elections can be held through divided the proposal might mean a break in the Long East West debate Iver German unification but it Vas hinged on conditions which ome diplomats doubted Moscow would the United Britain and in new identical ave notice that Russia must Gree in Advance to genuinely free sections in the soviet and o participation of a free German government in negotiation of a each which has been pressing or a big four conference on Ger Many for four thus far As failed to make a commitment n these treaties pass 1st Bonn test july 11 the european army treaty and the peace contract be tween West Germany and the Western allies passed their first Reading in the bundestag the lower House of the West German Parlia ment thursday evening after a today debate and were referred to seven differ ent committees for further the vote was unanimous except for the1 14member communist the social democrats made it that hey opposed the treaties and were voting Only in favor of referring them to the the decisive second and third readings Are expected after the parliaments summer prob ably in september or the chamber also approved an Mously a social democratic to Ion calling on the government to ask the four occupation Powers to tart As soon As possible on negotiations about German unification through free even the communists voted for this motion Lith hour sidelights at Chicago july 11 Republic an convention briefs the Vic presidential race is vide but in practical fact lie 2 spot will be filled by he presidential nominee and Eisenhower haunt even got own to brass tacks on the prob general Eisenhower running mate could be either Richard Nixon or William know both of How was going Down the line for Earl Warren As presidential nominee As 1 o n g us theres a Chance for War even Dewey running mate last is a Likely 2 the move to nominate sen Margaret Chase for the Vic Epresi Dency is gaining amazing s u p but he delighted sup orters mostly women dont expect they figure placing Ler name before the convention is an Advance for the feminine viewpoint has become Harold Stas sen asked a woman to Nomin ate him for the Warren caught quickly and got a woman to second his Yon guessed it Eisenhower and Taft immediately got women to second Arthur Michigan National tipped 2s rotes to Eisenhower at Zero hours after months of trying to main Ain he carried a ban Ner in the Eisenhower Parade dramatic moment on the and left Only 12 Michigan votes or his last minute climb on he bandwagon gave the general 4 state july 11 Dwight Eisenhower Friday was nominated Republican candidate for president of the United states on the first ballot at the party in a dramatic Climax to a fight with Robert Taft of Eisenhower crashed through to the Republican accolade on the first on the Roll Eisenhower first received 595 votes to 502 for but before the vote could be Minnesota threw to the general 19 votes it had first Given to former governor Harold Stassen of that put Eisenhower across with 614 it took 604 to Texas and other states which had split their votes then began it was a landslide in the and this 25th Republican National Conven Tion pulled itself together into a Happy Warrior vociferous show of Unity behind the general with a roaring demonstration around and around the big convention Hall hard by the the convention floor was in an uproar As state after state rushed to toss in votes on the Eisenhower Churchill hints units to stay until War ends answers pacifist bid to pull troops from Korea july 11 Reuters prime minister Winston Churchill thursday answered Calls from two pacifist labor members for an end to hostilities in Korea by indicating that British troops will stay of conventions rank and file decided who should Lead their Effort this Eisenhower himself was not in Korea with other United n in the As custom he tons forces until the War ends had waited at his hotel while the Emrys Hughes and James Hud son urged Churchill to accept Sii Umu Luau Lucia Euvil advice of the society of friends year to break 20 years of and Call for new moves for peace in Churchill Reft led 1hat the British government is in favor of ending the War peacefully if pos cratic National Rule the balloting capped a week of manoeuvring in which Eisen Howers strategists won open ing skirmishes and exploited them Sib Lebut he added to take the grand i we have been Taft came to Chicago conf allies hearing nine tenths or our but no sign truce nearer july11 a negotiators held their eighth secret session Friday in a futile Effort to agree on a korean no information was released on what if was made during the 26minute 16 suspects nabbed at coast in big teen dope crackdown disclosures that Many of them High july 11 up a grim Campaign has opened Here to curb the narcotics school Are seeking new thrills from narcotics brought Provin Cial and civic agencies into the girls found dazed the Lead came when police Dis covered two 15 and in a state of collapse in a downtown Gor ordered a citywide he result has been the arrest 16 men and some i As Sellers and others for buting to juvenile Delin conviction would mean to seven years in juveniles have been in of thrill parties where the youngsters took their first considers the cur rent investigation one of the most important in the Long history of narcotic actions shocking findings our findings have shocked both parents and police he the drug traffic among juveniles apparently has been nipped in if it had gone on for another month or it could have spread like for Vancouver has been known As the biggest narcotics Centre in police files contain the names of at least men and women who Are either users or paddlers of the it is big business investigators and the Cost is daily Sale from Street Cor by who Learned top Ner paddlers has been estimated to cooperation of parents and school teachers will be sought in the fight to end the menace among police chief Walter Mulligan has asked school authorities to be on the Lookout for any signs of Juve Nile narcotics taking when the fall term opens in nurses and school Doc tors will be enlisted in the Cam parents Are asked to notify police if they have any knowledge of their children or school friends seeking narcotic no setup i have instructed my men there should be no everyone connected with this Case will be arrested and in the Campaign to free adults from the illicit various see narc pcs Page s the last hour strategy of Haftman was a bitter attack on Dewey of new York the Man behind Eisenhower was described in throw sheets As the most Ruth selfish political Boss in the United the sheets proclaimed end control of our party eight years of Dewey ism and de a flurry of Las minute reports claimed Taften were engaging in a desperate Stop Eisenhower move even to throwing Taft strength behind Gen Macarthur if the sen Ator finds he cant win candidates Warren and Stassen meanwhile were temporarily Allied with both men Felt they might be Able to regroup and Force a dead lock from which one might emerge with the Dent and Riding through months of hard campaigning mile after mile up and Down and across the country he was far out in front of Eisenhower in pledged Taft lieutenants had striven to tacit Alliance with backers of candidates governor Earl Warren of California and former governor Harold Stassen of the Hope was that if lines held firm they could convince the convention after a few ballots that Eisenhower could not then the tap might go to Taft or some one else at the cd hour hat the convention was scheduled to open its climatic Taft held a press conference and said i have no doubt of the nomination and of the presidency in Stassen delegates join Ike soon Stassen that he was releasing six of the 24 Minnesota delegates pledged to those six were released at their own request and were plumping to that showed How things were Stassen was pretty unhappy about there were tears in his eyes when he left a conference with the Minnesota Nineteen twentieth of the Burden in sustaining that nothing would please us better but nothing would be More fatal to British interests than that we should fall out from the line having definitely taken our position with the full authority of both great parties in the hits nor 11 at least 650 planes from five Allied today pounded the North korean capital and smashed two other North korean Industrial centres today in one of the most devastating raids of the korean the United states air Force said in mid afternoon that the continuing raid was Well on the to being the biggest air strike of the United nations pilots reported they destroyed or damaged the communists army communications three munitions factories and numerous other factories and Supply and troop centres in the the red capital was left in flames and said a correspondent Stan Carter after a flight Over the target South african and South korean planes from land and Carrier bases also smashed Kwangju and Sari on in Western 25 and 35 Miles South of for Allied pilots had been dropping leaflets warning civilians of the impending a fifth air Force spokesman bombs were dropped within a gaullist form new party july 11 Reuters a group of 30 rebel gaullist deputies in the National Assembly Friday formed a new breakaway parliamentary party called the Independent group for Republican and social de Gaul Les Rasse Melement do people but two announced they will sit As Independent gaullist strength in the National Assembly has slumped to 86 after being the strongest single party the gaullist now rank behind the socialists 106 communists moderate conservatives and popular republicans kills july 11 a the worst rainstorms in 40 years killed 49 persons and injured 67 in the densely populated Osako provincial police reported Twenty two others were the Region is the Industrial heart of first since War july 11 Reuters a japanese whaling Fleet set out rom Here on the first expedition to the Northern Pacific since the War Glendale in with one i Winnipeg pros made an impressive showing at the opening of the Friday morning As they reached the 9th Hole in the first Glendale Danny stack led the Field with a one under and leads pm under Par a toe Tachan of Elmhurst hit Par other scores on the first nine to press Lime were As follows Freddie Lou 35 Ken 39 Rudolphe opening i 9th Hole 39 Johnny 35 Jules 35 Murray 35 Henry 37 Stan thirty four top pros from across Canada met under Cloudy skies at High at 1fj3fl am mile Ofa Redcap for in War prisoners near but pilots were instructed to be especially careful near this Camp and four Tjie strike at least equalled size of last months bombings of North korean hydroelectric rail crash in Poland kills russians secrecy veils resumed steel talks july 11 top level secret negotiations in the United states steel strike Are under Way in this steel after their first meeting thurs Day spokesmen for Industry and United steelworkers were a Union source said a second meeting would be held at an unspecified time and there is every indication that most of the issues of the now in its 40th were discussed at least generally at the first ostensibly the meeting was called to talk Over the request to get Iron Ore production moving but a Union spokes when asked if other issues were taken assume May see sawing Locke lifts open eng july 11 a Bobby Locke of South Africa burst from behind in the final round Friday to win his third British open Golf Cham who had been see sawing within Range of the Lead through out the last two Days of j turned in a 73 in the payoff round of 18 this gave him an aggregate score of 287 for the last 72 two strokes better than for irishman Fred who won the open Crown in 1949 and overcame Daly after the first nine in the after noon round As the Field of 46 played in rain and Winner of the 1947 got a poor 77 before while the favored Locke was closing in with a 74 to trim the pacesetters Lead to one when everyone had con ceded second Money to Peter an australian roared in with an even 70 for an aggregate of 288 to Daly out of the runner up it was Iron Man Tom Dewey that bogged tafts machine train Crew reported held sabotage suspected july 11 Reuters the West German news Agency reported Friday that a russian general and More than 160 soldiers were killed in a rail crash just beyond the Oder River in polish occupied the Agency quoted eyewitnesses for the the witnesses said local authorities imposed a news blackout on the the locomotive Engineer and other train Crew As Well As polish rail men responsible for that part of the had been arrested on suspicion of the Agency said the carry ing soviet occupation forces in Germany on leave to was derailed wednesday at High Speed and crashed Down a Steep embankment into a the scene of the crash was said to have been Between Reppen and just East of the Oder Neisse line Neais Frankfurt on said unanimous reports of the disaster came from Independent eyewitnesses interviewed in july 11 a the remarkable Thomas Dewey of new York Emer ged thursday As the real be Hindt Hestenes Strong Man of the Stormy 25th Republican National he was the Pivot Man in the Power plays that stopped the smooth machine of Robert Taft of Ohio on the first Day of the he was the Man who held the big 96man new York delegation almost solid for Dwight Eisenhower under terrific temperature readings during the 24hour period ending Friday were Vancouver 56 78 Calgary so Edmonton 49 Switt current 50 Saskatoon Regina 53 Brandon port port Arthur 49 38 51 Toronto 54 Ottawa Montreal Fez 61 68 61 72 70 76 in 52 i 7fi 70 68 they were his former lieutenants who gave a Fine professional polish and precision tactics to the Eisenhower convention fight which had been stumbling along with Amateur ish after two defeats As the re publican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948 it looked As if Dewey might be through As a Power in Federal Many people in his own party blamed him bitterly for the Republican defeat in saying he lost because he didst make a fighting Campaign against the but it appeared Clear from victories for the Eisenhower backers that there was a shift ing of Power within the re publican new hands were being Laid on the party the old guard was fighting a hard Battle but their hold was at the same prestige and influence within fee party climbed again unions ask for mediator july 11 up railroads and unions negotiating a new wage contract announced Fri Day they have been unable to agree and have asked for the service of a Federal conciliation a joint statement said Mil ton has been requested to make available the services of a conciliating officer to assist the parties in continued efforts to reach a the under Way Here since last Are Between Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways and 17 unions re presenting no operating railway the unions have asked for a 45 Centa hour wage boost and a costo living Bonus of one cent an hour for every Rise the official Cust of living they also want the Union shop and compulsory checkoff of Union ;