Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 27, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition Winnipeg free press Winnipeg Cloudy a few sunny ii Vervals scattered Little change in winds Low to night and High 55 and 59 285 36 pages Price by Carrier 30 cents per week August 1952 forecast Cloudy British fliers make history Extension of great Falls still in picture Campbell offer hinted in Poitrow visit to Iran Premier Points to new try at settlement London sour Ces said Britain and the United states submitted Broad proposals to ran today designed to Settle the Anglo iranian Oil dispute and Avert a possible communist coup in the troubled iranian proposals were said to provide or an emergency Aid pro Gram and some important British concessions to the government of remier Mohammed Mossadegh in the festering 18monthold Oil the British charge George Middleton and am Assad or Roy Henderson conferred Vith Mossadegh for three hours today in what the informants Here described As the weight est Western bid to end the deadlock yet Henderson told Mossadegh the United states is ready to pitch in several million dollars Worth and to tide Iran Over her immediate i economic according to no Cycle aces say Wales a a team of French cyclists dropped out of the 487mile tour of Britain Cycle race they complained they could not get enough Beefsteak to build up stamina for a meat is rationed in but meat starved britons Are in the Lead in the parents hear child killed under truck Well informed pit yields youths Highway injuries kill Gimli officer a therean Dahal year old Winnipeg girl died instantly beneath the wheels of a two ton truck passing her Home an officer stationed at died Early today from injuries received when a car in which he was a passenger Over turned at Sandy police Bare new twist to gun Duel the men who made the first round trip of the Atlantic in one Day Are shown looking Over a map of their route after the double the Roland is at Centre with Crew members and flying an can Berra bomber they flew both ways in about eight hours flying the Royal Aero club announced wednesday that the average Speed for the flight was Miles an Marlowe held Shakespeare ghost write Trail leads american to excavate estate for manuscripts Nyht age Long search the original Manu scripts of William Shakespeare plays took a new turn this a critic from Long Island is seek ing permission to make excavations on an old estate near not Only is there no shakes Pearean manuscript in existence but there is no letter in shake speares handwriting nor any other of his apart from about six of is after 13 years of re that the manuscripts Are hidden at in he also is convinced that discovery of them will show that the plays were written by a famous con temporary of the dramatist Christopher Marlowe his Contention is thus a variant on the laconian first put Forward almost 200 years which ascribes the plays to fran Cis scholar and in part on the ground that shape Speare was simply a theatrical Man and without sufficient culture to produce such some schol further confusing the Contro have attributed Marlowe works to hoffmans theory in Brief Marlowe was accused of a dangerous charge at the time he was not killed in a Brawl in the same As has been sup he was hidden on the estate of his the Walsingham at Chislehurst he lived there and continued to write plays the Walsingham made a Deal with Shakespeare to produce the plays As his own Marlowe lived the rest of his life in disguise on the Walsingham according to there 5s a wealth of circumstantial Evi Dence to support this he said today some fit was uncovered last Weekin the will of one of the Damn Shams at Nicholas us Triangle Jet a officials say London Gloste Britain new Jet flying was described tuesday As faster than sound and the most effective fighter in the an announcement authorized by the said the strange look ing packed with Secre radar for High Speed Comba Miles above the is alone in its the javelin is the worlds firs twin engined fighter of the Delta or Wing with its complicated radar equipment it can operate in any Day or the plane is 57 feet Long and has a Wing Span of 52 feet the tip of its Tail stands 17 feet from the wheat Board challenges Grain Trade maximum movement during crop year a must Iron curtain envoys Ponder asking Asylum others May follow czech consuls example by Shane Mackay Ottawa special e v e r a Iron curtain diplomats in Canada Are considering severing ties with heir Home governments and seek ing Asylum in this the external affairs department s said to have been advised privately that a number of Eastern european government personnel Are meditating following the example of Jiri czech Consul general in Montreal who quit his Post this about a dozen diplomats have Jeen granted political Asylum Dur no the past few was the first sex comm nist to be admitted on a temporary the others were consular employees who refused to return Home after communists took Over their the Canadian government makes a close Security Check of such per on before granting them visas the Canadian wheat Board wednesday told All agencies involved in the handling of Grain in can Ada that they for the Sec ond crop year in a plan for the movement of a maximum vol ume of the warning was contained in a statement to the Grain the Board estimated that last years Grain handling would have to be increased by about 000 1 country elevator including in the Prairie pro Vinces amounted bushels without allowing for working the statement need triple turnover to take delivery of the Market see Challenge Page u Las rebel Over secrecy in hearings walkout threat opens compensation inquiry to press Duff Roblin South wednesday criticized those Mem Bers of the special legislative com Mittee examining the workmen compensation act who voted to hold a closed meeting while quiz zing Glen chairman of the East Paul police assisted Byj tuesday recovered the body of a 17yearold Winnipeg youth drowned in the Birds Hill gravel pit the previous an elderly woman sustained a fractured ankle As a result of a fall in a Street dead Are Margaret 390 garlics Mike of 31 pow ers injured is armed duo tried theft of mountie Cruiser for Vivian flight Royal Canadian mounted police revealed at an inquest tuesday that two men they sought As East Kildonan Bank bandits tried to steal a police car to escape the mounties at july they made the disclosure be fore a Transcona coroners jury investigating the death of the gunman who was slain in the ensuing after listening to nine officers engaged in the Battle and one civilian the jury re turned a verdict that Albert alias John had died of gunshot wounds while resisting the jury presided Over by District added no other details to the verdict save that Proulx had met his death approximately 7 july 20 at or near one of the chief witnesses called by Crown was Plain clothes Constable John Lostan found new to Talent London Cap lost children will be to stars at Britain big radio exhibition youngsters who turn up looking for mama will be Tele Vised on screens around the exhibition the exhibitions organizers will put an end to those Long and tearful interviews to find out the childrens consultants weighing proposal decision on Choice of site Likely by 15 rebuilding of the great Falls Power Plant instead of construction of the proposed Mcarthur Falls development May yet take Premier Campbell indicated decision on which of the two schemes should be undertaken will Likely be made by he until then the main contract for construction of Mcarthur overruled the Appeal courts windfalls will not be present deadline for tenders is but that May be Malan slaps Back at court overrules decision its voting act invalid South Africa new High court of Parlia ment wednesday set aside a Deci Sion of the Appeal court which struck at the Malan governments policy of racial the composed of members of the South african Frederick who was seriously wounded in the gun sat to testify the Constable who has been con fined to Deer Lodge Hospital Ever since showed Little signs of his but was brought ing that the separate representation of voters act was the act would have removed voters of mixed blood in Cape Prol Vince from a common Roll with Prenter Campbell announced White that the plan involving recon prime minister Daniel Malan Sells traction of the Winnipeg elec the High court claims final authority in deciding the Validity of constitutional compensation tuesday they voted p by a slight majority to keep meetings wednesday morning the press were allowed to attend when some members said they would walk out wednesday the commit tee heard Cousley claim it would Cost the Canadian Pacific railway annually to bring payments to widows under the aet up to a it would Cost the Canadian the National Winnipeg railways electric mares there ave been a number of complaint rom Canadian czechs who ques toned the Wisdom of admitting an the government i that he is no Security bus Driver committed for jury trial bus Driver Robert of was commit Ted for jury trial wednesday by magistrate Potter in provincial police Driver of the greyhound bus which ran into a disabled truck parked on Highway july 3 near St will face a charge criminal negligence at the fall eight people died in the the charge against Staves deals with causing grevious bodily harm to Bert of one of the dead Pas final witnesses in a preliminary hearing tuesday said they had passed the disabled truck on the Highway just prior to the crash and had noted flares set out by the freight Canoe tips in Man drowns a 21yearold Teulon Ivan was drowned sunday when a freight Canoe capsized on a Lake about 300 Miles North of he was an employee of the International Nickle company which is engaged in exploration work in the a Jacobson had been with the company since 15 of this mans of received a Telegram from the com which said the 22foot Freigher apparently turned Over while crossing the it stated that he weather that Day was Good and that the boat was on a three mile who was born in was educated at Winni Peg and in addition to his parents he is survived by two Allan at Whitehorse and Murray at Home and two Clara town end at Whitehorse and the drowned Jacobson wanted in Man faces extradition a Canadian citizen convicted of illegally reentering Canada was Given a two week jail sentence in provincial police court wednesday and held for extradition proceed Ings to be taken against magistrate Potter dated the two week jail term on Thomas Louis Johnson Back to the Date on which he was convicted of eluding examination by an Immi Gration officer when he entered Canada at the town of Johnson is wanted in the United states where he will be charged with breaking jail and authorities Crown counsel Gallagher said Johnson and two american citizens broke out of a North Dakota jail around june the Trio were alleged to have beaten up a robbed him of several Hun dred dollars and made their Way to the Border in a stolen the three escapees were arrested shortly after abandoning the car and entering Canada the two americans have since been re turned to the United states and one has been sentenced to two to ten years temperature readings during the 24 hour period ending at wednesday were Vancouver 50 67 Calgary 38 64 Edmonton 43 66 Swift current 51 Saskatoon 46 54 a Winnipeg i Ort Churchill 40 Arthur 51 57 61 67 Halifax 58 81 84 45 78 or is company the general class of employers the City of Winnipeg and the provincial government he the total Cost roughly would be Cousley objects to policy Here Roblin objected i think its a poor i think these companies should be told they Are going to get a Bill for perhaps he the companies were not allowed to sit in on the wednesday morn no they made representations tuesday afternoon to the to give the widows pensions of per month would Cost another and to raise this to Jessie suite 801 Paul Margaret Only see in quest Page 18 daughter of and Martini is believed to have run out across the Street in front of a parked car and fallen beneath the right rear wheel of a passing the Accident occurred at on garlics be tween Manitoba and Church a near the Childs Driver of the the property of Scott fruit was Joseph see accidents Page 18 Trade surplus rockets to six year High million balance contrasts 1951 deficit Ike and Adlai against say retailers both presidential candidates look up the High court of parliament As j Trie company great Falls Gen a result of the Appeal court Deci rating station is being exol an Mitru file Al nil by mined in detail by acres land consulting Engin n government spokesmen said Niagara court was necessary o protect the sovereignty of parliament parliaments supremacy being opposition Boycott the redesign Ink the great Falls plan was submitted to Premier Campbell by supervisor of water Power for the opposition members called it a political manoeuvre and have boy jotted the secret which and reconstruction of the great Falls Plant to produce about 000 More than its present Cap the High court is composed of both houses of the lightening tensions of race and politics in South Africa were exemplified by two developments upon Price and wage controls As at 20 leaders of an emergency device the pres ident of the american retail federation reported tuesday after visits with both Rowland told a press Ottawa plus in foreign Trade climbed Toj a six year High of in the first half of a marked contrast to a record deficit of in the similar period ast conference thai both Dwight Eisenhower and Adlai Ste Venson showed a keen interest in the problems of retailers and pricked up their ears at the news that persons get their living directly or indirectly from although neither candidate offered Jones commitments on any he they both indicated clearly that they do not be Lieve in direct controls As a per manent measure for stabilizing the Eisenhower has publicly stated his opposition to controls but Stevenson has not yet touched directly on the j resistance Campaign against racial segregation appeared in court for a preliminary hearing on charges of violating the sup pression of communism out Ferguson was More than the maximum capacity of Mcarthur Falls and the work could be done for nearly the same million More of the see Africa Page 6 Stevenson lashes out at red death would Cost Cousley june continuing High level 278 widows paid there were 278 widows receiving payments under the act in May Cousley at the present time there Are 1j widows receiving j20 per month and one under the Dominion act which is administered by the prov seventy nine under the Manitoba act receiving per and six under the Dominion act 138 under the provincial act receiving per month and 13 under the Federal act 35 from the Manitoba act getting and three under the Dominion in addition there Are seven widows under the Manitoba act and one under the Dominion act get see legislators Page 6 Mercury drop due tomorrow in province lower the result of a Cool air mass moving in from will prevail Over Manitoba the Cool air flow has come into Contact with the hot air currently stalled Over Western and the result is Cloudy skies and unsettled weather some which May put a halt to Harvest of Trade produced a balance of favourable Complete reversal of the unfavourable balance of in june last the Bureau of statistics reported the 1952 surplus was the biggest since the sur plus in the first half of completing its Hal year Esti the Bureau placed total Bridge Page pages crossword Page deaths and Page financial news and commodity Page serial Page society pages 14 to sports pages 20 to exports at a Peak of a gain from in the first half of 1951 and More than five times greater than the pre War total of in volume increases the 1952 exports record was achieved by a 17percent boost in volume and a gain volume of exports and imports was higher in the first six months than any similar period since the end of the second world the Dollar value of imports slip de slightly in the half year to from the Peak of but imports were higher than the in 1950 about six times greater die in prewar than beaten if Arents face charges spied on British reds for Scotland the couple say there going to get go to Canada to and ignore the girl is Mary 22 year old daughter of a Church 01 England vicar at the Village of the boy Friend is Tony a Stu Dent from Northern ire launches Campaign with fighting words Washington Adlai Stevenson in effect launched his Campaign today with a fighting speech that blasted communism the death of the soul and caled for a Strong National the democratic presidential nominees address before the american legion convention in new York was his first major speech since his and touched off his Ini tial big drive for votes in the it temporarily took the political spotlight away from Dwight who spoke Belore the same convention two Days ago and who today announced his first big Campaign visit to 14 cities in 10 states starting major theme of Stevenson address was with a plea for Freedom of a warning lhf6 project at Mcarthur Falls will Cost an estimated plus a pos sible for transmission he said the great Falls scheme would have an additional Adan As costs of carrying operation sinking fund and depreciation would have to be provided for Only one Plant instead of Premier Campbell noted acres and the Manitoba hydroelectric boards consulting had previously examined a proposal similar to Fergus sons the study had taken place in the Early stages of the Mcarthur Falls Fergus sons How differs somewhat in import ant details from the earlier scheme and As the government is anxious that the fullest consideration be Given 10 All the consulting engineers had been asked to review their earlier studies and take full account of All the suggestions made by Premier Campbell As soon As the consultants re she put Swain before party reds oust girl London pretty English girl said today she was expelled from the communist party for re fusing to give up a boy Friend who the highlights demands if he is and a thinly veiled blast obviously aimed at senator Joseph Mccarthy the communist party of Britain exposed Mathews As an attired fifth columnist and kicked him out last miss Johnson got her walking papers monday in London com nudist daily which pub shed her photograph Over a warn no to its readers that her party card had been the couple will be married by Are expected in Southern Manitoba and Ami Walter wik jigs Johnsons the temperature in Winnipeg i wednesday was 65 Winnipeg High for tuesday 4 and temperatures in the Tow 80s were general High for Southern Manitoba wednesday will be Between j75 and 0 the weather Riff pre he j will be Northeast at 15 Miles Perl temperatures will be slightly cooler thursday and wind be Low wednesday 4 y High thursday will be 55 and j playing it and Ben Iesenla wer have christened their Nii Vly born son Adlai suite 590 Furby charged in connection with the beating late in july of their one year old son have been or dered to appear in family court on magistrate Carton gave the order wednesday in City police court transferring the Case to the jurisdiction of the family court under judge Lorraine Laura was charged with ill treatment july 28 after police investigation revealed her son had been brutally beaten and had suffered multiple fractures to the husband was charged with the child is now in custody of the childrens Aid society which has been asked to keep the Mathews told interviewers at the we will go to Canada and live a peaceful with poli tics they did say where they would Settle in Mathews said he is personally a Strong anticommunist and joined the party last year for the sole purpose of picking up information about its miss Johnson made it Plain that she is not disavowing i will not be a a renegade or a she told reporters i will not let myself become an anticommunist her shrugged her Shoul Ders and said they train them Well in the communist the must build up a Strong National but its Power should be used with to promote Justice and Lutes a prerequisite see Power Page 6 ikes speech gives Europe the jitters by associated press news analyst Dwight in to veterans not to exert too much his american legion pressure on him with excessive struck close to two major ques t i o n s which american foreign policy will have to face in the next Tew How can you use developing Allied strength to end the cold War int the liberation of the Satel peace in the communism is a by overzealous patriots Are threaten ing Freedom of thought in to Weir efforts to wipe it communist activity can not be stopped by thought do he said Burn Down the barn to kill the Are rapidly becoming nation of veterans and if we were All to claim a special Reward who would be left to pay he said he would resist excessive pressures from veterans or any other attackers of George Marshall Are hiding under a cloak of last Refuge of although he did not mention Mccarthy by he left no doubt that the Wisconsin senator was one of his main tar the generals answer to the latter is in saying that Russia must be told the United states would not rest until it is he handed euro peans a Little Case of even though they May feel the same they Are not in the habit of talking that the Manchester guardian said that we Are not accustomed to putting things quite so bluntly in the manners and morals of the Street although sometimes satisfying in thinking of the Are not too Well adapted to the More Subtle play of International the reaction from Paris was europeans feared that margarets Erbeau mooted to marry London showgirl London Reuters society matchmakers Are linking the names of lanky Billy Wal wealthy Bachelor and sometime suitor of Princess and Kay London Wallace was once top favorite for the hand of Princess Margaret but Noth ing came of the rumoured to Russia would accept the words As a threat of direct although he generals context and manner made it Clear to americans that he was thinking about Lon term not a War of libera Xion or anything like 3hbon1c Wab but when he said that living in chronic War could be just As disastrous As defeat in real War he was tackling a problem which May become extremely once the allies Are prepared for their great test will be whether they can maintain a bal Ance against the impulse to strike or an end to irritation and a firm stand for peaceful solutions l require greater stamina then than it does ;