Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 27, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press f bad words on but Frank Ronald Fitch 18, of Macgregor Man., was fixed and costs in provincial police court wednesday for using obscene language in a Public place. Police said he was taken off a greyhound bus at heading Ley on saturday evening when he caused a disturbance. By Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week Winnipeg wednesday june 27, 1956 week end edition with comics Loc Here Are the officers of the new Winnipeg and District Council Csc who were installed tuesday night at the merger meeting of greater Winnipeg s three Central labor groups the Winnipeg and District labor Council the winnipeg1 labor Council Cal and the one big Union. Missing from the picture Are j. James first vice and three members on the executive h. L. Ste Vens j. Taylor and Eon Parkinson. Donovan Swailes of a 5-year-old in Hospital after Accident five year old Donald Fush Tey of 130 Furby Street is re ported in Good condition in Winnipeg general Hospital after an Accident near his Home tues Day evening. According to police the boy ran out from be Hind a parked car on landside Street Between Broadway and Westminster Avenue. He collided with an Auto driven by Marilynn Dick of 159 Oak Street and was taken to Hospital by police ambulance. Following a rays he was found to be suf Fering from concussion and abrasions. Facially conducted the installation As vice president of the Parent body the Canadian labor Congress. Left to right Are Michael Capri and c. F. Shubert executive members k. W. Slocombe third vice president k. C. Mccutchan executive member Grant Mcleod president James place statistician or. Swailes a. K. Denton second vice presi Dent w. Kayner Warden j. A. Coulter Secretary treasurer and r. B. Russell who is to be executive Secretary. A a a a labor Ushers in new Era in City rival groups officially unite into one Large representative body a new chapter in history of the organized labor movement in greater Winnipeg started tuesday night with the formal establishment of the new Winnipeg and District labor Council. The Council unites three rival labor groups into one representative body affiliated with the Canadian labor Congress. This brings Between and. Unionists formerly the Winnipeg and jury rules fumes killed Dairy explosion victim ammonia fumes caused the death of a 65-year-old Silverwood dairies night Engineer a Coroner s jury ruled tuesday night. The jury ruled that Robert Smith of 411 Harbison Avenue filers of the new Council. Five of died in Winnipeg general Hospital june 15 owing to ammonia Burns the officers come from the old Trade belonging to District trades and labor Council the Winnipeg labor coun cil Cal and the Winnipeg Cen trial labor Council Obj into one organization. Officers installed Donovan Swailes Csc vice president officially installed the of to the body and respiratory tract. Or. Smith received the Burns during an Early morning explosion june 13 in the refrigeration Plant of Silverwood dairies Princess Street and notre Dame Avenue. The jury was told the explosion freed ammonia fumes which spread through the building and prevented rescuers from entering unless they wore Gas masks. Or. Smith the night Engineer was the Only person in the building at the tune. The jury exonerated the Dairy. H. I. Corne Heads Winnipeg b Nai b Rith h. I. Corne was elected president of Winnipeg b Nai b Rith Lodge at its annual meeting in the Marlborough hotel. Other officers Are Abe Schwartz first vice president s. Silverman second vice presi Dent j. Segal third vice president m. M. Meltzer chaplain f. Toll recording Secretary b. Goldenberg treasurer a. M. Steiman s. Marine and m. Greenstone financial secretaries m. Penn War Den and m. Marmel guardian. You must take the old Road a new Highway into Victoria Beach May not be completed in time for the current Holiday sea son but will definitely be finished by fall h. P. Stanley chief in of the department of Public works said wednesday. Construction of the new route an Extension of Highway 22 from beyond grand Beach was started last year. In the meantime traffic for Hillside Beach and Victoria Beach continues to use the old Road a Sand Trail for the most part. Anyone turn other Cheek Stanley Shahtay 32, of 245 Manitoba Avenue who struck a police officer in the face As he attempted to break up a fight at 1.30 . Sunday was fined and costs in City magistrate s court tuesday. He was also fined and costs for causing a disturbance. Police said the accused was fighting with another Man when the police attempted to break it up. Gab sunday june 17, was father s Day for most of us but for Mother Duck it was also Mother s writes Roger Brown who proudly claims the title of your oldest Belmont he then proceeds with a Dandy Duck Story on that Day he says Mother Wood Duck hatched a family of ducklings in the top of or. Dave Maloney s Chim Ney and As that Chimney is 25 feet High hers was to be a Busy Day. First they had to be got out of the Chimney Down to the ground and then to the Lake which is half a mile from town. Continues or. Brown she brought them up to the top of the Chimney and dropped them by one to the ground where they rolled Over to their feet and ran into the grass and the Garden. Monday morning Mother Dick perched herself on top of the Chimney with her neck stretched High in the air and 1. Started calling her family together. For two hours her Calls i could be heard for two blocks away. By evening she and her Little Brood were proudly swimming in the Lake with papa or. Brown says this same Wood Duck has been a regular visitor to the same Chimney for several years. Dog s Eye View Why can t dogs watch television and enjoy asks dog who goes on to explain that his own particular canine does t even pay any attention to Lassie. If there is Barking he picks up his ears but he does t really show any sustained interest in what s showing on t the to dog Lover thought he might tempt his dog into watching Disneyland with its exciting succession of chipmunks and other Little animals in which dogs show great interest when they appear in real life. But it was no go. His dog though blessed with Good eyesight and exceptional intelligence just would t take it in. Is there an explanation for this if there s a solution cwt could boost its audience with any number of dog viewers. Trades Council five from the labor Council and three from the Obj. They Are Grant Mcleod tic president j. James Cal first vice president a. R. Denton tic second vice president Reg w. Slocombe Obj third vice presi Dent j. A. Coulter Cal Secre tary treasurer w. Tic Warden James place Cal statistician. Members of the is Mem i Ber executive Board which also i the Obj and Cal groups stemmed from the trades and labor Congress of Canada. The Obj Council was formed in 1919, after the Winnipeg general strike when Many tic affiliates seceded and moved Over to the Obj. The Cal group was organized in 1940. The tic Council was organized Here 62 years ago. Take oath All the new officers took an oath that they were not associated with any group which expounded promoted or encouraged any Doc Trine or philosophy contrary to the fundamental principles and institutions of Canada s democratic form of government. They also includes the above officers Are Michael Capri and r. C. Mccutchan tic h. L. Stevens and c. F. Schubert Cal and j. Tay Lor and Ron Parkinson Obj. Or. Stevens and or. Parkinson were not present at the merger meet ing. At tuesday night s merger meet ing it was decided to apply to the Csc for a charter in the name of Winnipeg and District labor Council. Swore to support the Constitution principles and policies of the can Adian labor Congress. Or. Swailes said the new coun cil represented a vast majority the workers in this District both organized and unorganized. Free press meetings meetings to be held at 8 . Thursday in the free press building include Board room no. 1, anti vivisection study group clubroom Eaton Ang Ling club. Labor he said had a perfect right to a majority representation on City and municipal councils in this area and on the school Board. About 200 delegates from the three groups attended the merger meeting. Visitors included mrs. Emily Ross Canadian representative of the United garment work ers Alistair Stewart my Lloyd Stinson Kcf Leader in Manitoba Aid. H. V. Mckelvey and Aid. David Orlikov. Following the official installation of officers and the adoption of the Agenda the meeting went into an in camera session to adopt the new Constitution. Or. Mccutchan and h. Morrison opposed the motion for the exclusion of the press but it was approved by a Large majority. Naming of commission very soon liquor Law May be proclaimed in few Days _ appointment of Manitoba s new quor control commission and proclamation of the reformed liquor Law May take place within a few Days Hon. M. N. Hryhor Czuk attorney general indicated wednesday. The new liquor Law was passed by the legislature More than two months ago to go into effect on proclamation that is on a Date of be set by the Cabinet. Holdup in proclamation has been due to unexpected delays experienced by the government in selecting personnel for the new commission that will administer he act. Trustee Parker says make parents pay All costs except buildings teachers accuses superintendent s dept. Of socialistic tendencies Winnipeg school trustee h. B. Parker said tuesday night he thought parents should have to pay for All textbooks paper and that sort of thing used by their children in school. The school Board he said should provide Only the buildings and the teachers the parents All the at a school Board meeting trustee Parker also accused the superintendent of schools department of socialistic tendencies and of the bureaucratic ten Dency of Joan Randle 220 Hampton Street who was chosen tuesday at the red River exhibition As a Semi finalist in the miss Winnipeg contest. Joan 25, is a comp to meter operator in a Winni Peg department store. Quest july 3 nto boy s death an inquest into the death of Delmar Cox 8, of 137 landside Street opened in Central police station at noon wednesday and was adjourned until july 3. The boy died in Winnipeg Gen eral Hospital shortly after he was struck by two automobiles on Broadway Between Lang Side and Furby streets Mon Day. Diviner at work in b1anitou departure from tradition but the mayor has Faith the centuries old practice of divining is undergoing a Stern test this week As the town of Manitou we had to Drill says mayor m. E. Ridley. No one else could Tell us where. This Way looks for water for a works we have something to go so project. This week drilling began on a site engineers first got the Job of picked out by the brass Rod a picking a site but a 190-foot of the mole skis. Today drilled on their Choice still were already 30 feet under produce enough water to Supply i ground the 700 people in the town 100 to in Miles Southwest of Winnipeg. I1 it up Luvoney Selkirk water diviner Joe Molen ski and his son entered the picture late last week. They got the Job on the strength of past successes and a Money Back guarantee it mayor Ridley and town Secre tary treasurer Gordon Davison who put up for the mole skis fee Are a Little worried about be coming the laughing Stock of but even if their Gamble fails they May not have been taking As big a Chance As they be Lieve. For although modern engineers scoff not Only individuals but major firms in Canada today would t think of digging a Well without consulting an expert in the 500-year-old divining Art. Actually Manitou did t consult a traditional diviner. Instead of the Standard forked Twig or. Molenski uses a machine he brought with him from Czecho Slovakia. There Are four brass rods two with knobs on the the others hollowed to form sockets. Face each other facing one another or. Molen ski and his son fit the knobs into the sockets. Then they hold the rods Between them As they walk sideways across the ground. When the rods Cross they say there s water underground. Traditionally the diviner uses a forked Branch of Willow Hazel or some Freestone fruit tree. He grasps the two prongs of the Fork with the Point facing his body. Then when he crosses Over under ground the Point is posed to twist right around and face the ground. A surprising number of people have the touch of the diviner and Many a Scoffer has been con Vinced when he Felt the Branch twist in his hands. And while science still doubts who can argue with Success _ i trustee Parker whose Campaign against City kindergartens caused a furore during the Winter was speaking to a motion by trustee Catherine Stewart Liat the s2 aution fee now charged for text books As a Deposit from senior High schools be extended to grades 7, 8 and 9. The motion passed after Long discussion was a step in the High direction said trustee it did t go nearly far enough. Some other Motif the increasing ten Dency of the Board to take Over More responsibilities that do not belong to the Board and Are properly the function o shooting the Breeze on hot air conditioner that Flag he said. Everyone looked look at the condition of the they looked look at the cramped Quad they shifted uncomfortably in their chairs this he said darkly the Black Hole of Cal Cutta. I do not think the people of Winnipeg Are going to object if we buy an air Condi but there was still the noise. The question will be investigated further before the Board decides. In s Winnipeg school trustees recently Cut their Board room a half to make room for storage space. And tuesday night in another burst of self Abne Gai Tion they had difficulty deciding whether they should treat themselves to an air conditioner. Some of the trustees led by trustees h. B. Parker and Catherine Stewart thought the Board could t afford the the lowest tender received for a water cooled air conditioner for the halved Board room. But others uncomfortable in the hot and Stuffy room said this was no Way to carry on a Public business. By 10.30 at night in january or february the air in t h e Board room was unbearable said trustee r. J. Johns. An insult to the Public to invite them to such a said trustee Joseph Zuken and trustee Kenneth Mccaskill who does t often agree with trustee Zuken said it was not a proper Way to do m Public business in such an at by Loblaw s in Sites for in greater w Nipes it was stated tuesday. Arthur e. Johnston appearing for the company at fort Garry Council meeting said that when completed the properties would be incorporated in Loblaw s Grometer is company Manitoba limited. His request to Council was that the meanwhile trustee Andrew Robertson was looking around regretting his support of the motion to halve the Board Lola wants More time Chain says it s spent in Sites for stores some has been spent Moshere. Then trustee a. Ross Little threw a spanner in the works. What about the he asked. No one wanted a noisy air conditioner but could they get a quiet one room. Look at the Marks where company be granted a further Extension of time in which to Start a new store on the West Side of Pembina Highway. Originally the building was to have been begun in october last year but because of delays in acquisition of property just North of Mcgillivray Boulevard t h e Council extended the period until july l this year. It was not until just recently or. Johnston said that negotiations had been concluded with the province for Purchase of its por Tion of the land and he now sought a further Extension to july 1, 1957. the company would be Wil Ling to pay the Council in lieu of taxes for that period. Or. Johnston said total Cost of the property was the provincial government was being paid for its share. A councillor they got the land for Council approved the Extension. First race Queen Yates looks much the Best. Silent May with the rail is the danger. Egar Stanton is not entirely out of it. Second race acolyte should be Able to Best this array. Cable car has much Speed. Diamond r. Showed a Good Effort tuesday. 1 third race fancy the chances of miss pipelines Here. Millar. J. Showed a fair Effort last out. Whitecourt should be close up. Some other he suggested a rental scheme for textbooks and warned also we have to continually watch the socialistic tendencies of the school taking Over responsibilities of the Home and the Church. I blame the superintendent s department As trustee Stewart said if the life time of the books could be length ened six months the Board would save their average life now was three years and the average Cost to the Board of Junior High textbooks was schools superintendent or. W. C. Lorimer reported that 17 out of 18 Junior High principals favored Extension of the fee. I am very much impressed by said trustee k. E. Mccaskill. He said it would be a Good Way of improving the responsibility of children toward Public pro Perty. More slovenly to trustee Joseph Zuken this was just the thin Edge of the wedge which would be used in an attempt to do away with free text books altogether. For people to blurt out that free textbooks constituted socialism was blatant he said. There was no evidence at All that textbooks were dealt with any More slovenly than they used to be when they were not free. He also protested Are becoming More and More bookkeepers and not trustee George Frith said some of the textbooks approved by the department were not Worth the Money they Cost. He said teachers were already secretaries but that seemed to be necessary although Rie objected to it. Trustee Zuken s amendment that he motion be referred to building and policy committee was lost on a 10 to 3 vote and the main motion was carried. Manitoba jockey club Twenty third Day Polo Park Winnipeg thursday june 2s. First race combination. 3-year-old. foaled in silent May 110 Woldrop 115 brass Ball 115 also eligible Egar Stanton. Yllo Hood s wings. 113 away first 110 Vonda 110 Iun Metal Loo a Stepho .-110 Jollu Little Karoo 115 Rochdale boy Virginia Mace. 115 a Garbone Queen Yates 115 Reaburn 115 a Royal Omar 115 a Whit. Pic. St. Pm. Knecht. Secolo race claiming. 4 year Olds and up. Furlongs. Acolyte x117 plucky Gold. 117 Lon Dragone 1 22 Lime Lake Rairie chief 122 please hurry. 12 j x117 magic fight blur Iun Moon 112 Al s Tot 1 12 Cable car .x117 lady o Worth. 112 a Lynn 117 Ever eternal 117 Mon Premier 117 Bloood x117 Diamond r 122 Ormandy 117 also eligible country Man Hohtanz 95 Lloyd Street a 19-year-old Secretary who was the second Winner chosen at tuesday evening s Beauty Queen show. 123 117 Gold skies 117 also will be used As a sub. Race if needed. Third race combination. 2-year-oids. Furlongs. Lullar j 115 a Muy Macho 113 less pipelines 1us also eligible Arky t 106 Comet to ill kidnapper ill a Meadow boy 115 Whitecourt 122 a Gold Ern 112 spicy snack. 112 112 lob s in lifter. Ill a plucky Moon 112 rial boy ill French pastry 112 a Parslow Mcewen Bowlen. Ranches. Williams Robertson. Clark Macarthur. Fourth race claiming. For three year Olds and up. Furlongs. Thrifty miss. 112 Virden 104 Swift Nugget 109 sup. Leader lot Charles Lionel 122 Nickalo Irish Mist 117 close shave 117 just Speed 109 also eligible Span. Teddy Trompeta 117 fifth race claiming. Foi four year Olds and up. 6va furlongs. Rose bowl .x117 Salathiel Bendigo .xu.7 Folk music greek Light 122 Encinas 322 117 xx115 Silver Echo 112 Well wined 117 sixth race 51.200 combination. Fourth race Irish four year Olds and up. 1 mite. Cock looks like the class of the Field. K the walk close stove is a Good sort. Virden Craigi Ower to i i i Sun sprite should improve on her last. Fifth race Folk music appears to have the Edge. Well wined is going Well. Bendigo is a speedy sort. Sixth race Franks gift is 112 forever after. 117 107 bed Standard. 1u9 Friendly jim.xl02 Florilla 109 Frank s glft.xl06 sir Quaco 113 Seveck race claiming. For four year Olds and up. 1 mile and 110 Pacific 70 Yards. Little c ready for a winning Effort. For Batridge Akam Ifni Irr lir Tafet master Ever after looms strongly. Red Standard rarely runs a bad race. Seventh race master Bob should beat this kind. Paul s jewel looks like the threat Prince Marvo should close strongly. Best Queen Yates. Count Paul 120 Paul s jewel 115, 115 tend can ----110 Bob a ills also eligible Prince Marvo Star Sirls loaf it. Jen s pet 110 Hesperus 115 overdraft xll5 ills 115 Post time 5 . Entries close 9.30 . Scratch time 7.30 . Horses listed according to Post positions ;