Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 12, 1955, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 4 Winnipeg free wednesday october 12, 1955 Dies in Halifax Halifax body of Wayne r. Shewan 17, of West Brandon Man., was found sunday on nearby Geizer s Hill. Police said the youth died of a gunshot wound. A gun was found by his Jide. False Teeth that loosen need not Embarrass Many wearers of false Teeth Jive buffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped slipped or wobbled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just Sprinkle a Little fas Teeth the alkaline non acid powder on your plates. Hold false Teeth More firmly to they feel More comfortable. Does not sour. Checks plate odor Den Ture get fas Teeth at any drug counter. Advt mechanical dry Hail taping service 1 phone 7j-245i mechanical dry Wali. Winnipeg Ltd. 1450 Erin St. How common is it among men and women Over a certain age nerve Nurvey nervous exhaustion. 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Why not get started today of " toy gun Bandit gets five years a five year term in Penitentiary on each of three charges of armed robbery were Given to Michael Murray 38, of 109 Euclid Avenue when he pleaded guilty before judge c. G. Keither in county judges criminal court thursday. Sentences were concurrent. Robberies to which Murray pleaded. Guilty were the starland theatre on april 15, starland theatre on August 1, Canadian Bank of Commerce. William ave nue and Princess Street Branch on August 4, court was told that Murray a method of operation in the robber ies was to hand a paper bag to a cashier and demand Money. The weapon used was said to be a toy gun but a. S. Dewar Crown at Torney pointed out that under the criminal code toy guns used As a threat to demand Money were offensive weapons. In Murray s defence n. H. Lay ton said that the accused was an epileptic and was unable to work. He described him As a Meek and mild Man. He said he had applied for the disability pension and had been refused. He also said that in desperation Murray had Turne d to crime but All his jobs were amateurish. Judge Keith said in sentencing Murray that armed hold up was a very serious offence. Sask. Grain bartered for flour Yorkton sask. Special under the age old system of bar Ter Between and bushels of Grain is changing hands in Yorkton each month. With the surplus of wheat and shortage of Cash the trading method is prov ing its Worth for the grower and buyer in at least one instance Here. Each 50 to 100 farm trucks loaded with wheat travel to Yorkton from As far Distant As , East of hudson1 Bay Junction to Nipawin in the North West Gilbert Plains Man and West to Wynyard exchanging Grain for flour. Without any Cash payments the Farmers receive a year s Supply of flour in Trade for bran and shorts shipped by the milling com Spany to Eastern Canada. 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Special lightning Thermo nuclear attacks in which destruction by both sides would overwhelming that there would be Little difference Between the. Side that wins and that which loses can be expected if there is another War. This sober prediction was made Here tuesday by Brig. R. R. Rothschild joint staff coordinator of the Tri service chiefs of staff committee in an address to news men at the Federal civil defence College Here. For this reason he said it was necessary to convince the enemy that the build up and might of the Western nations was so great it would not be worthwhile to Start such a War. High up on such a build up was civil which the former director of operations and plans for the Canadian army Eveir placed above both army and Navy preparedness. Brig. Rothschild listed the main deterrents to War in this order o the . Strategic air Force nuclear weapons which will be supplemented later by similar Hydrogen bomb carriers in the Raf bom Ber command. G Protection against attack on strategic air command bases. Be cause the initiative to Start a War rests with the enemy it was necessary to provide against sur prise attack on the allies main retaliatory Force. The air defence system and Early warning instal lations had this role. G a sound Well organized civil defence set up for it. Was useless maintaining armed forces if the country collapsed behind them. Without civil defence planning Confidence and maintenance of morale no country could survive the initial phase of the War. The officer listed other deter rents As ground forces that could carry the fight to the enemy and naval forces which would protect the sea lanes. In much the same vein maj. Gen. G. Sharon Deputy civil defence coordinator for Canada visualized that the Thermo nuclear phase of any future War would be Over in a matter of Days or weeks and certainly would not extend into months it was pos sible More conventional War fare might continue he said but the Mutual destruction of the necessarily Large and exposed bases for planes carrying nuclear weapons would preclude continuance of a bomb warfare. Mass destruction rockets with atomic warheads which might operate from More concealed positions still were a thing of the he explained. Gen. Hatton said Canada a d few primary targets but it could be expected the major air Battles Central australian rocket Range except for a midget i be Lieve we be cleaned up the entire russian spy by Michael Harris Toronto special Winni Peg labor Council Resolution ask ing for the abolition of overtime work provoked a lengthy discus Sion tuesday afternoon at the an Nual convention of the Canadian Congress of labor. The Resolution committee recommended non concurrence of the Winnipeg proposal but after Long debate it was referred Back to committee with suggestions that it bring a definite policy on Over time for the guidance of affiliates. Many speakers Felt that Over time be worked Only in emergency cases. Some delegates claimed that a number of Trade unions abuse the 40-hour week by work ing overtime Over an eight hour Day even after working six and seven Days a week while there were unemployed men. Resolution chairman l. Seiton said he and Many labor unions were opposed to overtime but that it was impossible for it to recommend the. Abolition of All overtime since there were instances where overtime work was necessary. More than 855 delegates listened to the address Given by Walter Reuther president of the con Gress of Industrial organizations and president of the member United Auto workers Union. Or. Reuther told the cheering delegates that proposed merger of the Cio and Al in the United states and of the tic and Cal in Canada was now the most important step in the labor move ment for peace Freedom and a better tomorrow. He said employers have been criticizing the merger seeing it As a labor Combine and that there was Strong opposition to it by management. That was understand Able he said because the employer always wanted to see labor divided. Labor Unity will release the most dynamic Force in the crusade for organizing the unorganized. Or. Reuther said this organizing Cru Sade will Cost a lot of Money and that his Union has proposed to tax its members at least per member if other Large unions would do likewise in order to raise and Cor an organization fund. Or. Reuther said that the Mer Ger Congress does not want communists and Crooks. A corrupt labor Leader should be put behind bars together with other Crooks. For full information and name of your nearest dealer fill in the Coupon below Send to 8th Avenue b Assiniboine Brandon phone 4602 address phone . Wheat crop up Corn Down from last year Washington u. S. Agriculture department in a har Vest time report tuesday Estima Ted this year s Corn crop at bushels and the wheat crop bushels. The Corn figure is Bush Els More than the department s september forecast. It compares with produced last year for the 10-year 1944-53 average and with the government s goal of bushels. The wheat estimate is bushels less than last month s forecast of bushels. It compares with last year for the 10-year aver age and with the government s goal of about bushels. I to Rule on Cromer pipeline applications Ottawa special judgment i of the Board of transport com missioners in connection with applications for permission to construct an Oil pipeline from South Eastern Saskatchewan to the inter provincial pipeline near Cromer. Man. Will be made Public thurs Day. The applications have been made by West Spur pipelines Ltd. S. And m. Pipelines Ltd. And trans Prairie pipelines Ltd and or. Reuther suggested that an employer who bribes such a labor Leader should also go to jail. Or. Reuther described the pre sent automation age As the second Industrial revolution. He said labor welcomes automation but also believes that automation should Benefit All the people not just those who sit Home and clip the he said that general motors could implement an increase in pay and the guaranteed annual wage without any raise in prices on its products. He told the convention that the president of Gen eral motors gets s332 per hour every Day in the week. Or. Reuther congratulated the Cal for the Progress made to wards merger with the tic. Would be fought Over Canadian territory. This meant enemy planes might have to be satisfied with secondary targets in this country or would Jettison their bombs Here. Brig. Rothschild said that in any initial phase of a future War this country could do Little More than to try and survive the first to help civil defence authorities in this initial phase a new army policy had just been developed he said whereby Mobile support groups in each command would be set up. These groups would contain As engineers Sig nals transport medical and pro Vost along with infantry or artillery because of the. Prospects of wide spread devastation it was necessary said Federal civil de Fence coordinator . F. F. Worthington that All canadians learn what they could about self Protection. The Era of a few highly trained civil defence work ers was Over. Russia had recognized this fact by having civil de Fence training compulsory and keeping a cd organization of close to people. In Canada Federal financial support was being Given on a basis of 25 per cent for local civil de Fence work. In addition where a provincial government supports local cd projects the Federal government will match this Dollar for Dollar to the extent of 50 per cent of the total Cost thus a expenditure by say a target City would be paid for on the basis of from Ottawa from the province and from the City he explained. Manitoba s quota is the scientific advisor to the Federal coordinator or. E. E. Massey of the defence research Board said in a three hour talk on nuclear weapons that diary Frame House could reduce atomic radiation by one half and people sheltered a basement would get 90 per cent Protection. However even the remaining 10 per cent radiation might Well be fatal if the dosage is concentrated. Radiation could not be neutralized by chemical or other Means he said. But i fall out areas where radioactive dust might Settle after an explosion houses could be hosed Down or even vacuumed. Cal officer got . Pay says Delegate Toronto up a Delegate at the Canadian Congress of labor convention today charged that a former Congress officer received secret pay from the Cio in the United states wipe in the Cana Dian office. J. K. Bell of Halifax made the allegation while supporting a Reso Lution critical of . Control of the Canadian Economy and de Fence. The Resolution from a wind Sor ont., local of the United steel workers of America was Defeated. Bell said later he was referring to Pat Conroy former Secretary treasurer of the cd. Who quit that Post in 1951 and now is labor at tache at the Canadian embassy in Washington. He said in an inter View that Conroy who received a year from the Cal was drawing from the Cio. Bell a left Winger said in a convention speech that the officer was one of the reasons Why we want our own Canadian officers running Canadian want Independent unions the working people of Canada want Independent Canadian in he said. 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