Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number 93-9331 Alj department i including classified ads. Final edition Winnipeg free press the weather Winnipeg Cloudy tomorrow morning. Sunny by noon. Winds Northwest 15. Low tonight and High Friday so and 75. Vol. 63 no. 234 46 pages single copy Price 5 cents weekend edition with comics 10 cents Winnipeg thursday june 28, 1956 Sun rises 5-21 . Moon rises 11.5s . Sun sets 9.42 . Moon sets 11.04 . Forecast sunny our customs gangs up on grader it May take higher authority to bring machine Back Winnipeg s wandering grader was stalled thursday in a Legal tangle at the Canadian Border its travels halted far at least the next few Days. The 10-ton, piece of equipment which disappeared from a St. Boniface Street last week and re appeared in Fargo . Is now sitting in a Cana Dian customs compound at Emerson. And there said a Canadian customs official it will remain until it is properly cleared through just what constitutes proper j clearance is still a confusing mass no cation Lay offs in ilk the grader was hauled Back across the Border without the knowledge of the Winnipeg owners Mccall equipment co. Police who Are still investigating so far have Laid no charges. All they have said is that the vehicle was taken by a person or persons unknown. Properly exported but the customs official explained thursday that the machine was properly exported under its Toms to re enter j duty free it would have to Cornel Back the same Way. And that Means whoever signed it out of this country would have to sign it Back. The customs Man conceded that although this was general prac Tice it is possible for someone else to bring the grader Back into can Ada. But that would have to go to a higher proper mess Walter French the Mccall truck Driver who picked up the grader in Fargo had this to say about the Border tie up the Only thing i know is that this is the worst mess i have Ever seen. They stopped me at Emerson and told me the Man who drove the grader Back to the Stales cession in car would have to sign papers before 3. The breaking off by the it could be hauled Back into can Standard motor company of Ada. I Don t know who the Man is. Terms to end Formosa crisis Gifu cuts Down Bamboo curtain in try to win nationalists piping Reuters Chou in Lai Premier of communist China thurs Day offered to discuss with the chinese nationalists Steps and conditions for the peaceful liberation of Formosa. He told the National Peoples Congress that there were two ways for the chinese people to liberate Formosa by War or by peaceful Means and that the chinese people would seek to use peaceful Means As far As possible. Since we issued the slogan of striving to liberate Taiwan for Mosa by peaceful Means Many military and political personnel in and abroad have e London _ prime minister sir Anthony Eden and his Cabinet arc expected thursday to consider the crisis in the British automotive Industry which was pin pointed wednesday by the big Gest Mas dismissal of workers since the War. Union leaders and workers were discussing anxiously thursday the three blows which fell within a few hours 1. The announcement by the British motor corporation that 000 of its labor Force will be fired Friday and other workers will be placed on a three or four Day week. 2. A statement from the Rover motor company of Birmingham that nearly workers will be placed on a four Day week be cause of a Normal seasonal re try of negotiations Over redundancy of 1.200 workers. Old West lives again Premier d. L. Campbell assists his wife from lie stage coach on arrival at the scene of wednesday s provincial and Western Canada blowing matches near Portage la Prai Rie. Premier and mrs. Campbell is Well As the other Cliff a italics who arrived at the scene on the Stagecoach were dressed in old time costumes. Pressed their patriotic desires. We believe that those who wish to promote the peaceful liberation of Taiwan and the com plete unification of our Mother land will grow in number from Day to Day. This is an inexorable or. Chou said. He said he hoped the chinese i nationalists on Formosa would representatives to piping Jor other appropriate places to be Gin talks Tion. On the Formosa ques pravda reprints attack on Nikita by b. J. Cutler Moscow special Nyht a demand to know what present soviet leaders were doing during the now condemned period of Stalin s dictatorship was put for the first time wednesday in the Moscow press. Men s nerves stiff Competition Heynes emerges blowing Champ by Peter Thomson Portage la Prairie special Cyril Heynes i Don t know if District Farmer topped one of the strongest the Bear is Boss the dying gasp of the and Alvr n authorities who Are following the j United states definitely cannot last for he said. Can still unite the foreign forces which they followed were by no Means dependable for they had let the Wolf into the they were in constant danger of being stabbed in the Back and forsaken or. Chou declared. Communist China had consistently stood for United resistance against external enemies and the communists and Kuomintang members had twice fought shoulder to shoulder against in of the Compromise hoped for new York special Dow big three . Steel producers and the Al Cio United steelworkers announced that they would resume their negotiations thursday afternoon in an Effort to arrive at an agreement to prevent u _ a steel strike saturday night. J Edmonton that Man is. I argued All Day and went Back and argued again the next Day. But it was no in Winnipeg officials of the Mccall company said they were Dis cussing the question with customs officials and hoped to have some results by saturday. Temperatures i maximum minimum temperatures and precipitation readings for 2-1 hour period ending s.30 . Thursday june Fields Ever entered in a Manitoba blowing Competition Here wednesday to become provincial and Western can Ada blowing Champion for 1956. 2s Vii Couver Canary Max. 7f min. Prec. The wage talks recessed late Swift current Repine Saskatoon Branden or. Wednesday after bogging Down on proposals by both sides for con tract extensions. However companies and i Union both held to some Hope a Compromise might be reached j Mont Ren vol .0.1 to. A .70 new methods better than chair for electrocutions by Victor Mackie be executed standing he said. Does t need firemen on diesels Ottawa up j. N. Fraine of Toronto general manager of the Canadian Pacific railway s East for to the new Champion Ern Canada operations said today James kind Ellen presented the in he neither wants nor needs firemen Perial Oil trophy and Cheque for n car diesel freight locomotives. To or Heynes. they serve no useful purpose in his sweep to Victory the Veteran campaigner won the free press Challenge trophy Emble Matic of the Western Canada championship the Imperial Oil trophy As the Best Manitoba plow Man and the w. B. Cre Alock Tro Phy for winning the three Furrow engine gang class. In ceremonies following the an Nual Portage blowing match. Vic Tor Sifton publisher of the Winnipeg free press presented the free press trophy and a Cheque for Ottawa special a chair he said that latest electrocution would not necessarily be used to employ a than band which carry out capital punishment i the head and should the government accept and electrodes placed around the implement the recommendation of Ankles properly applied there is the joint Senate commons disfigurement under the new Mittee on capital and Corporal i s necessary punishment that electrocution be shave the head substituted for hanging in Canada. To continued see execution Page 9 he told a three Man conciliation Board attempting to Settle a wage dispute Between the company and the brotherhood of locomotive firemen and engine men. The Union which has warned will launch a countrywide strike if the car eliminate the fire Man s Job is demanding a 25 cent wage boost and other Bene fits for the firemen employed by the car. The car wants to eliminate these employees from freight and Yard service and reduce their pay by about one half on passenger ser Mainland was liberated the communists had never Given up seek ing peaceful negotiations. See China Page 8 continued today s chuckle other winners toughest Competition for the big Winner came from two Portage District Farmers Art Tomalin and j. T. Trimble who placed second and third in the Tough three Furrow Competition. I Tomalin will probably be hey nes teammate representing Manitoba in Canadian championships in Ontario this fall. See new blowing Page 17 commuter to his seat mate i was talking to my wife last night you know How it is when the picture tube suddenly goes off and you will find main inside Page no. News .2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10 Hollywood column 6 deaths and funerals 4 comics 12, 13 radio and to 14 entertainment is social news 19 to 21 sports 24 to 27 finance 41, 42 special features Greener thumbs 2 medical memos 2 Billy Graham 28 Jumble contest 29 smoking habit Survey to Aid cancer study Ottawa special a mass Survey of canadians in an attempt to ascertain what if any. Department of National health and welfare. The smoking habits of the people there is Between smoking and this country Are Only a part of the committee reported wednesday to the commons urging Tention of the death penalty for murder and also advocating that a Central place of execution be set up for each province. For detailed Story see Page 10 Don Brown committee chair Man said there were several methods for carrying out execution by electrocution. Bed can be used there is no need now for an electric chair. With new methods _ you car use a bed or a Man can cancer has been undertaken by the the study launched by the depart ment. In its novel Experiment in the study of disease the depart ment is asking a Large number of canadians where and How they have been living Over the past 20 years and something about their personal habits officials of the department announced thursday. A trial run was conducted earlier this year. The questionnaire was sent to some persons the department was encouraged by the Good response with questionnaires being returned. Replies this confirmed the department s decision to proceed with the larger scale mailing program to some canadians. Approximately questionnaires have been mailed to Date and the department had replies from Over j nearly a 60 per cent response regarded As excellent. About More questionnaires Are going out in the next i week or so and the balance will be 1 mailed next month. I see cancer Page 3 wherever you co for your vacation let the free press continue to keep you posted with the news phone 93-9331 to have your free press follow you Halifax up a Large Brown Bear has set workmen on a secret mid Canada radar station site mumbling and twitching. The Craf tuesday reported the Bear which has been hanging around the construction Camp for two weeks is. Getting on the men s nerves. To protect wildlife the govern ment does not allow construction men to carry firearms. In one attempt to ease the tension workmen placed a filled garbage can on thin ice about 100 Yards from Shore. Sure enough the Bear went out and crashed through the ice. But while the men were congratulating themselves the Bear estimated at 450 pounds swam Back and chased them to their tents. They tried to scare it off with a helicopter but the Bear squatted on the ice and watched the air show. At last reports said the air Force the Bear was still this Issue which has been Dis cussed widely by communists Anc anti communists abroad but never before Here was spread Over parts of three pages of pravda the communist party newspaper. It was asked in an article by Eugene Dennis general Secretary of the communist party of the United states in which he sought to reassure his followers after the Shock of communist party Chie Nikita Khrushchev s speech attack ing Stalin s evil misrule. In printing the article pravda referred for the first time to or. Khrushchev s slashing attack on Stalin delivered in secret at the close of last february s soviet communist party Congress Here. This speech was released june 4 and its catalogue of Stalin s Tor Tures repressions and purges caused confusion and repercussions in communist parties throughout the world. Dennis a devoted Follower of the Moscow line invariably denounced As slander previous listings of the dictator s crimes. He reversed himself in the new York daily worker on june 18. Two weeks after or. Khrushchev s speech was u fills faculty i posts 4 of 5 education instructors hired four of the five vacancies on the University of Manitoba s faculty of education Lave been filled University president or. H. H. Saunder son announced thursday. New Dean will be or. M. E. Lazerte Alberta educationist who has agreed to fill the position for the 1956-57 session. He will succeed Dean Neville Scarfe who has moved to the University of British Columbia and taken the four Mem Bers of his faculty with him. Or. Lazerte who will come out of retirement to head the faculty for a year is author of the la Zerle report on school financing in Canada prepared for the Canadian school trustees association. The association has been refused per mision to present a Brief to the prime minister based on this re port. Or. Lazerte received degrees from the universities of Toronto and Chicago. He served As a Tea Cher and inspector in Alberta schools and was until some years made Public. See pravda Page 9 ago Dean of the faculty of Educa Tion at the University of Alberta. See education Page 8 Canada-. Atomic pact Ottawa up Canada and the United states have reached agreement on a new atomic pact under which this country will receive information on the design of atomic Power plants for Mili tary purposes it was Learned wednesday. Or. Howe informed the com Mons june 18 that the . Had offered to provide data to Canada on atomic reactors for naval ves Sels aircraft and land vehicles under an amendment to a Bilat eral agreement for the Exchange of atomic information. Ilk. Will defend route Cyril Heynes of Emerson receives from a Ictor St ton publisher of the free press the free press trophy As new blowing Champion of Western Canada following wednesday s competitions at Portage. Or. Heynes also won the Provin Cial championship trophy donated by Imperial Oil one other trophy and in prize Money. London a Britain will go to War in the event of any soviet action in the Middle East which leads to a stoppage of common wealth Oil supplies. Sir Anthony Eden disclosed to the Commonwealth prime minis a ters in briefings before formal sessions wednesday that this grim warning was Given the soviet1 leaders on their visit to Britain this Spring. The British prime minister also told his Commonwealth colleagues that they must stand ready for a relentless soviet Trade War now that the new Kremlin leaders have been warned not to stir up trouble in the Middle East. The British Leader was opening the conference of fellow prime i ministers of eight other common wealth nations. They met for secret talks on affairs of the world and their own Globe girdling sys tem. Taken seriously has formed the Opin Ion that soviet Premier Nikolai Bulgarin and communist party Secretary Nikita Khrushchev took the warning seriously and perhaps for the first time realized the importance of Middle East Oil to Britain s h i g h.1 y industrialized Economy. See Eden Page 9 graded selections Ujj by Denny Lay Ellis t Viust race. Combo Marion for Maiden three year old foaled in Canada. Six and one half furlongs. Queen Yates Din Richards should be crowned today. Virginia Mace 113 Griffiths smart Effort in last. Silent May 110 Cowie Speed and the rail. Egar Stanton 110 Dittfach might fit in closely. Woldrop Stadnyk fair Effort in last. Rea3urn 315 Godley training reports Good. Away first Flo Ross not much Only Start. Gun Metal 105 Hunt has shown nothing. Little Karoo 115 Matthews first Start. Second Hack. Purse 91.000 claim Luff. For Lour year a lds and upward. Six and one half furlongs. Acolyte 117 Hunt Speed and the rail. Cable car 117 Peters win have to be caught. Prairie chief 122 Richards should go Well Here. Please hurry 122 Griffiths much Early Speed Fay Lynn 117 Godley might have to be caught. Mon Premier 117 Archer Good recent races. Lady o Worth 112 Marsh not entirely out of it. Medora 112 Lavigne smart ened up in last. Punks 117 Dittfach always a threat Mon Dragone 122 Matthews last race was had. The Ltd peace. Purse combination. For Maiden two year Olds. Foot and one half furlongs. Millar i. 115 Lavigne Edge with the rail miss pipelines ids Fitzsimmons ask or. Howe Whitecourt 122 Griffiths should go Well Here. Spicy snack 112 Marsh some Early Speed. Muy Mac Flo 115 Cowie Nice race in last. Bob s sniffer 111. Archer first Start. Trial boy 111 Matthews first Start. Kidnapper 111 Stadnyk better than last race. Parky t. 106 Richards. Would have to improve. Kenora miss 112 Ross far Back Only race. Fourth Hace. Claim tar. For the acc year oils mud a put. Six and one half furlongs. Irish Mist 117 Cizik Edge in a Tough race. Virden 10-1 Richards dangerous at the weights. Close shave 117 Stadnyk always a contender. Thrifty miss cell Peters Speed and the rail. Swift Nugget 109 Cowic May hit uranium. Trompeta 117 Fitzsimmons some Good races. Supreme Leader 107 Longo hardly Here. Spanish Teddy 102 Dittfach tight weight May help. Nickalo 1.109 Hunt hardly Here. Hath race. 1 urae claiming. For your year Oldi and. Upward six and one half furlongs. Silver Echo 112 Ricketts Edge in a Tough race. Well wined 117 Stadnyk Good Effort in Bendigo 117 Dittfach much Early Speed. Rose bowl 117 Hunt. Should go Well Here. Salathiel 122 Griffiths always close up. Folk music 117 Godley no entirely out of it. Greek Light 122 Marsh just outside Chance. Encinas 115 Peters hardly Here. Sixth Kace. The cock o the walk. Purse optional cml mind a or four year Olds and upward. One mile. Franks gift 1061 Dittfach All ready to score. Craig Flower 112 Matthews Speed and the rail Sun sprite 107 grim the should go Well Here. Florilla 109 Stadnyk a consistent sort. Sir Quaco 112 Godley Well suited to distance. Red Standard 109 Marsh in tougher spot. Friendly Jim 102 Hunt has shown nothing. Race. Purse Casl Manj. For four year Olds and upward. One mile and seventy Yards. Loaf it. .115 Stadnyk seems much the Best. Master Bob 113 Dittfach has a Good Pilot. Paul s jewel 115 Matthews fits in Well Here. Count Paul 112 Godley Well suited to distance. Jen s pet Flo Peters always a threat. Star Siris 110 Cowle could take it All Pacific Fleet u5j Stein figures closely. Tindic4n 110 Fitzsimmons. Last race Good. Little has t shown much. Balridge 115 cower in poor form. Best bet Queen tates. Clear at time of entries. Post time c ;