Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 20, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number 93-9331 All final edition Winnipeg free press the weather Winnipeg Cloudy with a few Snow flurries wednesday morning. Clearing in the afternoon. Not quite As mild. Winds Northwest at 20 tonight. Low tonight and High wednesday 20 and 25. Vol. I.3 to. 148 32 pages Winnipeg tuesday March 20, 1956 Sun rises 6.32 . Moon rises 11.52 . Sun sets 6.41 . Moon sets 2.59 . Forecast a Little colder Georgi curses late master male Ikon says Era of stalinism buried for All time mystery Manitoban murdered believed slain hurled from official says plan studied coloured plates for bad Drivers London a Georgi Malinkov former soviet Premier says the present train Kremlin command Lias cleaned up Russia and that a Stalin dictatorship one Man Rule can never Rise again in his Homeland. The minister of Power stations gave Parry sound ont. Liis views in a two hour question period at a dinner Given by labor members of a 50-year-old Man butter for the bulldog lament. Reporters were barred. Richard Grossman one of the hosts told reporters later that or. Malinkov repeatedly said we have cleaned up Russia he tried to impress on us that j we need not or. Grossman that they had stopped clip a i tutorship that they had stopped the wicked things. J i he said very very clearly it could not. Happen again that col elective government now has Benj firmly established and that die tutorship could not return. Moscow special to soviet i Ninn has opened an tried hard Boycott trials to Draff o Montgomery. Ala. A the state planned to present new he Gwan Lake is m Miles Southwest n jp0g. He h3s to of Chow drive sweeten up Britain i cannot say How Many of Iise testimony tuesday in an Effort to in id Arr n a Cal month s visit he convinced but he Premier Nikolai Bulgarin Trier mid the communist Parl s first Sidney Silverman. Another labor. A crippling Boycott on the i y n i k i i a Khirsh Chov Mph attended the dinner. Here in violation of an old Crit Norric it b or. Malenkos told the group col Alabama Law. P i Active leadership is now Stab a on trial is Rev. Martin Luther ii shed. Along with the right to Dis King first of 90 negro leaders found dead monday in a Snowdrift 15 Miles North of Here May have been slain on a train and then tossed out police theorized today. Marko Lugonja had s114 in his Wallet when his body was found Jand a Book showing a Bank account in Winnipeg totalling he was reported to have been from Swan Lake. Man. 250 Miles Northwest of Winnipeg and to have worked in a mine there. But Noj one in Swan Lake knows him and there is no mine there. Secretary is Spicin Oiler. This City is awash with tribute to British culture and and radios been filled ideas about he russian British co operation could serve the cause. Of peace and the interests of both nations. For n week now the russian Piess has appeared to lag behind its quota of articles condemning and Britain s role in the colonial picture has not been emphasized in the articles that live appeared. During Ilic period Britain Lias not been directly attacked for its membership in the North Al try Lily Urgani Zeilic and the pc in had i acl. Two groupings that arc about As popular Here As a puff adder in the Bathtub. Outside the collective to answer indictments re without being branded a suiting from the protest against j traitor to the leadership and parly racial segregation 16 weeks ago. Which started Stalin. Relatives in Canada. Police said Lugonja boarded a train for Toronto last Friday in Winnipeg. When the train arrived in Toronto railway officials found his Topcoat Only. Wound in head a Section Crew found the Frozen body 37 feet from the Canadian National railways main line near this town 100 Miles North or to Rollo. It had a severe wound on impression he did not like mrs. Dungee is financial score ithe Back of the head. Tary of the Montgomery improve. The dead mans association a newly ca5cs_aiso was on the train. To negro organization which the state ice Sair they win open it and sex c is walk Amine the contents mrs. Erna Dungee last witness with Stalin or his testify at the opening of the in the soviet Hierarchy trials monday was expected to Silverman said but he gave be recalled to the stand tuesday. A Jill of Tali Brussels Reuler of delegates to the Council greek of eur sir William Hayter. The general affairs committee ambassador was invited to and walked out on a meeting monday dress the russian people the committee voted against night on television and Over a a consideration of the Cyprus prob m. The greeks left after the com Mittee passed a Resolution turning Down consideration of. Cyprus at the Council s full session in Stras Bourg. France next month. Micnal radio Hookup. It was Theiler. First time such facilities were. Placed at the disposal of a West Ern Diplomat. See Russia Page 5 Harris has reasons to hold fiscal line the first trial May Well run la rough wednesday and it May be even j the trials of All 90 defendants can1 be completed. The negroes have All exercised their right to demand separate trials. All. Have waived the right to trial by jury leaving it up to judge Eugene Carter to decide on their guilt or innocence. Among the 89 defendants scheduled for trial after or. King is mrs. Rosa Parks whose conviction for refusing to move to the rear of a bus brought on the boy Cott. Negroes stayed off the Parks was fined s14 on dec. For violating Laws. Generally have buses since mrs. State and City segregation see trial Page 4 Emper lures minimum by Victor mack1e Boom period at present Al a precipitation Reading for 2-1 hour period. Finance though economists frown on . Verc Ottawa. Special. Is Salme concern minister Hon. Walter Harris. Cnoc Nyics but by the rapidly expanding g0vel-Nrrient through its from recording a Large a elicit on policies has moved to curb such this fiscal year s operations will j it May take additionally Brit Down what to action in the budget to reduce tuesday. March -0. Join. Pre a stand Pat budget tuesday night with few tax cuts. Tax reductions in the budget will be of a minor nature making and ton. Walter Harris finance minister if he starts promptly is expected to let canadians and the commons know what the government plans in this year in taxes around Cost tonight. Complete details of the 1956-57 budget will be carried in All editions of the free press tomorrow. Jusin ints to the tax Structure where the past year s experience have demonstrated they Are required. Personal income taxpayers Are expected to get Little Relief As the tax change will probably be administrative and in the excise and sales tax Fields. No election political implications of a stand Pat budget Are that the government is not preparing for an election nor is it greatly concerned about the state of the eco nov. Canada is experiencing a operations is a to in the by Cist to re circe is expected of inc such move would be maintaining the tax Bur Widen at its present Load. I Montreal see budget Page 4 Halifax see mystery Page 4 algerian frontiers closed by Barrett Mcgury Algiers special Nyht Robert Lacoste the French min ister residing in Algeria monday night clamped Down rigid a citric Lions on travel into Algeria in his first use of the dictatorial Powers assigned to him to meet the mount ing native rebellion and effect mollify ing reforms. The order requires All persons few Baillie ii Harrl had serious discussion will delinquent Manitoba motorists get the Scarlet letter treatment in other words Are their sins going to be emblazoned on their licence plates so that All can see their shame the provincial traffic safety division is giving serious consideration to a suggestion that different coloured licence plates be issued to Manitoba Drivers who have accumulated too Many Dement Points a div Ision official said monday. Graham Smith chief examiner of Driver testing made the state ment in an address to a dinner meeting of the Junior chamber of Commerce at the St. Charles hotel. Injury chances High or. Smith pointed out that if a Parent has two children the chances Are High if the pre sent rate of traffic accidents continues that one of those child Ren will eventually be killed or seriously injured. Such a situation he Felt called for serious study of the coloured licence plate As a deterrent to careless driving. See plates Page 4 it was 9.21 . And the Sun crossed the Equator on its Way North. It was Spring. In considerably More northerly latitudes this young1 Man sat at his desk dreaming of the Promise that the season brought. Spring was Here and holidays were on their Way. T today s lenten thought the real meaning and Bles sing of faster is lost if we approach the occasion without spiritual preparations. Our lord was found in tense preparation As he faced the Cross for us How much More ought we harassed by sin watch and Pray. Conscious of our need let us Rise up As men of god seeking forgiveness and turn from those who to the mercies of a moment leave the vast con Cerns of an eternal Rev. R. A. Davidson first presbyterian Church Brandon. Algeria to obtain permission be forehand from or. Lacoste or other top French government officials Here in the revolution is shaken heartland of French North ii wording of the measure Indi that the real targets arc arabs who happen to be " outside Algeria at the moment. Few if any of them Are Likely to Back in while the present re Bellion continues. The measure is expected to Cut i off the flood of algerians living i in France who have been Rushing l Back Here during the past two i weeks Many of them presumably bound for duty with the i Surrec i Tion Aries. Continued see Algeria Page 5 4le9isldtur8 reports a Spring contest for boys and girls bunnies and Chicks and eggs mean Only one thing that easter is close at hand. And in this particular Case they also mean a big colouring contest for children. The picture above is not one of those to be used in the contest it is carried simply to show you How attractive the contest pictures can be made. The first contest picture will run in the free press tomorrow along with the rules and details about the prizes. Watch for it. Manitoba to become self sufficient in Oil this year. Page 7. Miller s facts on failures pamphlet Cost the education department to print and distribute. Page 3. Full scale promotion and development of Manitoba s North under a special director is sought. P age 3. Town planning services to be extended on province wide basis. Page 7. Stinson claims a third of All cancer deaths Are unnecessary. Page 7. Government works out new leasing system for Falcon Lake lots. Page 7. Scott wants City Council to reconsider and provide Grant towards education of retarded children. Page 1. Revenue from Forest production has increased in past year. Page 7. Manitoba had More Forest fires in 1955 than in 10 year average. Page 7. Government to demand High standards for new tourist Camps built near highways. Page 7. Opposition Leader Duff Rob Lin criticizes Bill to make teachers wage disputes subject to compulsory arbitration. Page 7. Las invited to visit the Page 7. Federal provincial health con Ference slated for april 16. Page 7. Liquor permits not needed alter april 1. Page 1. Bombers Swap Dick Huffman for Tom Miner Winnipeg Blue bombers today announced they had traded All Star tackle Dick Huffman to Calgary Stam Peders for place kicking end Tom Miner. No Cash was involved in the Deal although bombers gave stampedes the rights to two players lineman John Bod Rug and quarterback Harry Wilson whom bombers had picked in the Canadian College draft. For full Story on the Swap see the sport pages. Fluoride held z Winter s death rattle Road Jam Spring officially began at 9.21. But conditions in Eastern Manitoba illegal Jluis morning Southern and were anything but Spring like. Winds gusting up to 50 Miles an hour plugged most of the High ways in those parts and the High ways Branch had Little Hope of getting them All slowed out today. I monday afternoon a Man in i desperate need of medical Atten Tion died when huge drifts stopped the car in which he was being taken to Morris Hospital. He was .lean.combat, about 70 of a big any 10 Miles Northeast of Morris j the nature of his illness was not immediately known. I 100 cars halted i More than 100 cars were re ported stranded on highways with in a 100-mile radius of Winnipeg. At Morris about 70 motorists i abandoned their cars and Man aged to reach the town where they found accommodation in hotel and in private Homes. A Manitoba ramp said there were no re ports of stranded motorists being unable to reach towns. See Spring Page 4 Toronto up the Ontario court of Appeal monday ruled metropolitan Toronto s by Law for fluoridation illegal. In a written judgment the court upheld an Appeal by Forest Hill Village and ruled that metro has no Power under the statutes to authorize putting fluorides into the system. The Law was passed last june by metro Council representing Tor onto and 12 other neighbouring municipalities for the amalgamation of certain Public services. Chief Justice j. V. Pickup said the decision has no bearing on the merits of fluoridation but deals Only with the. Legislative Powers of the Tion. Power commission Bombardier j helped Many of them to get to i town. Metropolitan Nistra special Bill to end nuisance of liquor permit come april 1 and around Manitoban will be saved is and a lot of in convenience. This became certain monday when Hon. M. N. Hryhorczuk attorney general introduced a Bill into the legislature to Amend the old liquor act and abolish the general permit which for Many years has been necessary before anyone could buy liquor in Manitoba. The special Bill was introduced because it is unlikely the new liquor Bill will become Law by april 1 when present per mits expire. Another plea for retarded going to City h. B. Scott pc mpg. Centre monday in the legislative said he would ask City Council to recon Sider its decision not to pay per student toward the education of 81 retarded children. Or. Scott a City Alderman also asked Hon. R. A Bend health minister if the province would be prepared to guarantee to main Tain its three to two Cost relation ship with the City and sub Urban municipalities. I at present the province has i agreed to pay ?150 per child a total of to Aid in meeting costs of teachers and equipment required for a new school for 100 retarded children which the Kinsmen s club of Winnipeg is prepared to build. It is estimated it would take s450 per child to put them through a year s schooling. If the City or the suburban municipality paid s100 a child this would provide along with the province s contribution s250. Childrens parents would pay a year and the other would be raised from the Public or. Bend said the request made i to the government for Aid had been based on the need to look after 100 students. At that time he had said land would still say that the gov j Ern ment would consider increasing i the Aid if the number of students was later increased. Minnesota democrats acid test Minneapolis special Nyht the Fate of the democratic party in this election year May Well be taking shape in today s Minnesota primary writes special correspondent Earl Mazo. It could hinge on whether Minnesota s locally non conformist democrats and farm labovites prefer the firm Friendly hand shake of sen. Estes Kefauver to the Well turned thoughtful and sometimes poetic phrases of Adlai e. Stevenson. Both candidates campaigned without setup. There was the Usu Al array of extraneous issues but ithe test was As Clear Cut As is possible. Most interest is in whether or. Stevenson wins an imposing enough Victory to earn a rating of excellent vote get Model 1955, and thus the presidential nomination whether the outcome is hazy compelling him to fight All the harder in forthcoming primaries to maintain his candidacy whether he falters and fades As did Harold Stassen and Wen Dell Willkie after initial primary defeats gun Toter _ bargains for fags Owen sound a police con stable Here recounted tuesday How he bargained with Cigar ets with an armed murder suspect As he attempted to make the Man give himself up. Constable Karl Bradley said he talked to 26-year-old James Howey Brown in the upstairs of a farm Home near Here for i hours. Brown he said was armed with a loaded Shotgun. Milton Brown 31, was shot and killed in the Snow monday night in front of his brother s farm Home. Police have charged his Bro ther James Brown with murder. Bradley said James Brown s wife Rosemary and Constable Bill Wilson joined him in trying to get Brown crying and sobbing aloud to give himself up. Asks cig Aret the Constable said he put his own revolver on the floor to show that he would t shoot. Brown then sat on the top Stair and put Down his own gun and asked the con stable for a cig Aret in Exchange for his shells. Bradley said that he handed Over one cig Aret hut Brown Only gave him one Shell and kept another in the gun. In All Bradley said he hands Over four Cigar ets. Bradley said that finally he lunged up five or six Steps threw himself against Brown and shoved the. Gun aside. See gunman Page 4 two Manitoban draw horses in Irish sweep Dublin up two residents of Manitoba Drew horses entered in next saturday s grand National steeplechase at Aintree. They were reverend Prince 100 to 4s0400 t of Manitoba. Clearing 100 to 61372 sweating Winnipeg. Steel 72644 Hor see port Arthur ont. See primary Page 5 what s in a name asked Shakespeare says a Man Washington special sabotage is a new description coined by Fri director j. Edgar Hoover to describe knowing or Unknow ing communist sympathizers who persist in calling Fri informants or. Hoover quotes Webster As saying informer is often informant never a Terra opprobrium r Learned enough new words today to last a month you will find news 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15 finance radio and to 10 entertainment 11 social news 12, 13, 14 sports. 18, 19, 20 comics deaths and funerals----31, 32 special features medical memos z Billy Graham 15 Jumble contest 23 King of Kings 27 Frank Morriss in Hollywood Page 11 ;