Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 20, 1955, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 4 Winnipeg free press. Thursday october 20, 1955 concert Hall torn apart jazz fans Paris up the saints went marching in at a Paris music Hall wednesday and thousands of jazz Happy parisians longed to be in their number. The result was a wild fist swing ing chair smashing session that made the new Orleans Mardi gras look like a chamber music recital by comparison. The occasion was a free concert by Sydney Bechet the venerable wizard of the Soprano sax and clarinet who now makes his Home in Paris. French admirers planned to present the new Orleans vet eran with a Golden record As a Token of their appreciation. Five thousand enthusiasts showed up to hear Bechet and Claude Luter s French jazz band. The fall s capacity was but the overflow tried to get in any Way. When the gendarmes intervened the crowd mostly teenagers stopped shoving Only Long enough Moke about Margaret continued from Page 1 the Queen advised the govern or general that her Mother and sister would have to make the final decision themselves on whether they would make the visit and asked him to write to them directly. Meanwhile the daily Telegraph which till now has kept Clear of speculation about the Princess published a Strong editorial thurs Day headed a damaging calling for an official statement the paper which is close to sir Anthony Eden s government declared the longer any element of mystery is allowed to linger in this affair the More deplorable the publicity is Likely to become let it be ended in Justice to the troyal family and in the interests of the institution of monarchy this Long drawn out business Day after Day must be highly irk some to the two persons most closely affected. Does it not also involve a certain loss of dignity in a wider Field is it not unfair to the Royal family As a in Ottawa thursday Viscount Alexander said he deprecated the publicity surrounding Princess Margaret and go. Townsend. Be is a great he said. It is very to take a swing at the Odd cop. The atmosphere was contagious inside the Hall under the Happy influence of the Bechet two beat the customers began tearing the joint apart. Pictures fell from the Walls chairs crash into splinters and souvenir Hunters roamed the aisles. Three gendarmes and four jazz lovers were injured. Eight More teen agers went to jail. At that. Bechet fared better than his old sidekick Louis Satcho Armstrong who performed for 000 listeners in Hamburg last Mon Day. Everybody got in that time but the trouble started when the Mike went dead and the Armstrong trumpet failed to penetrate to the Back rows on its own. Screaming we want our Money the frustrated audience hurled cushions and chair legs at the stage sending Armstrong and his musicians scurrying for Coyer. A grand piano and other musical instruments were the Only casual ties. Fifteen of the rioters wound up singing the prisoner s Canadian Pacific airlines has purchased a Fleet of Bristol Britannia Turbo prop airliners for use on its Long haul Pacific and Polar routes. The Craft has a top Speed of 420 Mph and a maximum Range of Miles. It can carry More than 100 passengers. Spa buys Fleet of Turbo prop liners e. Germany Here to stay Moscow Moscow special Nyht the soviet Union wednesday Stres sed that Western recognition of communist East Germany is part of their Price for East West agree meet in Europe. In an article clearly timed for the conference of big four for eign ministers starting in Geneva oct. 27. The journal International affairs declared that the situation in Europe will be without Hope if the Western Powers persist in the policy of pretending to ignore the existence of the East German regime. The journal argued that if other countries would follow the Lead of the soviet Union in recognition both the East and West German regimes it would be easy to set let european problems. The position of non recognition is an attempt to Block the course of the article said. It is tantamount to trying to Call illegal the natural course of Progress of East Germany is a historic reality which cannot be Canada . Trade men Start Parley Washington Trade hid agriculture officials from can a and the United states got to Ether Here today to discuss the big u. S. Surplus food give away Gram and its effect on Cana Ian wheat and Grain markets Broad. Canadian sources said the Ca Adian group was seeking Means setting up machinery by which be u. S. Administration would con ult Canada on the Impact of its disposal program on Canadian Rade. U. S. Officials said the informal Alks expected to end late today trill Deal with the Over All world situation. Vancouver special Cana Dian Pacific airlines thursday announced the Purchase of a Fleet of Bristol Britannia Turbo prop air liners. Three of these planes largest commercial aircraft in the Thorld. Are scheduled for delivery in 1957, with an option for five others at a later Date. Contract for the order was signed Here today by g. W. G. Mcconachie spa president and w. R. Fames sales manager of the Bristol aeroplane co. Initially the 400-mile-an-hour, Britannia will Fly on spa s Long haul Pacific and Polar routes. The aircraft will take 100 passengers non Stop from Van Couver to Amsterdam in 12 hours. It will also Fly from Tokyo to Vancouver non Stop in 12 hours and Honolulu to Vancouver in less than Power each. Fully loaded the air Craft weighs ibs. Seven hours. The aircraft s fast time on the Polar route is attributed partly to its High Altitude performance and mile Range. These planes will take advantage of pressure pattern flying by Riding Tail winds in both directions. The Britannia most modern aircraft in flight today Cul arly suited for use is parti on spa routes because of its Long Range said or. Me con acute. The Britannia has a top Speed of 420 Mph with a cruising Speed of 400 Mph and a maximum Range of Miles. It is 124 feet Long has a 142-foot Wing Span a Tail 36 feet High and will than 100 passengers. The Britannia is car truck crash kills Morden Man Morden Man. Special a 46-year-old Morden Man was Kil led and two others were injured in a car truck head on collision wednesday night on no. 3 Highway so Miles West of Morden. Killed was Edward w. Kendall Driver of the car. The injured were Benjamin Krahn of Winkler Man., Driver of the truck and Wai Ter Hilderbrandt also of Winkler a passenger in the truck. The injured men Are in Good condition at Morden Hospital with Cut and bruises. An inquest opened thursday. Wrong address it was incorrectly reported in wednesday s paper that Jack Ducharme 48, victim of a knife wound at a bootlegging joint oct. 8, resided at 430 Nairn Avenue. Or. Ducharme lives at 175 Logan Avenue. Runs in family Calgary up e. Peter Lougheed was admitted to the Al Berta bar the first third Genera Ion Alberta lawyer in Calgary 27, is the grandson of the late senator sir James Lougheed. Who was admitted to the bar of the Northwest territories in 1885, and son of Edgar Lougheed admitted to the bar in 1924. Sinclair is making Vancouver James Sinclair fisheries minister was re ported wednesday to be making steady Progress at Vancouver general Hospital where he under went blood tests to determine his recovery from jaundice. Eyes examined Harold m. Black for appointment pm. 92-5101 Mitchell Copp Ltd. Portage at Hargrave open Dally 9 . To 6 . Wednesdays 9 . To 1 . 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