Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 29, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 16 Winnipeg free press Friday. Tune 29. 1956 rebellion against reds in Tibet More about bomb continued from Page 1 Gen. Gavin army chief of re j search and development was new Delhi India drawn into a discussion of ther a wave of rebellion against the Mon Clear devastation by the sen chinese communists in special subcommittee vesti Tibet was reported in the news air Power his testimony paper the statesman Friday by its i sharply censored for Security darjeeling correspondent quoting purposes was made Public thurs tip fun san res. Day. Tibetan sources. The correspondent quoted re ports reaching darjeeling and a limping that fighting Between tibetans and chinese troops was go ing on 150 Miles from Lhasa. He reported that tibetan sources claimed heavy casual ties have been inflicted on the chinese in a wave of rebellion which has swept through the East Ern provinces these sources. The statesman says alleged that no chinese remained in the whole of the Kham gook area in Northeast Tibet except for hard Zah where there is a heavily guarded chinese air base. The correspondent said the Lea Ders of a tibetan Lama resistance movement who recently arrived in India had reported the chinese bombing of Litang a provincial capital of targets in gook and of several of which were said to have been razed. M i sensational the current planning Esti mates of thermonuclear disaster revealed by Gen. Gavin Are the most sensational Ever made by a responsible government official although there have been plenty of hints that an attack with High yield Hydrogen bombs Well in excess of 20 Megatons would pro Duce mass destruction and death. The megaton is the equivalent of tons of int All the testimony before the Senate subcommittee headed by democratic sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri has been cleared for Security by an official defence department censor. Release of this particular portion of Gen. Gavin s testimony was termed by democratic sen. Henry Jackson of Washington the biggest Blun Der made in any defence department determination of what to make Public and what to with hold. Sen. Jackson said i am shocked at what the de Fence department is releasing Noi from the standpoint of National Security but from the standpoint of our relations with our friends throughout the sen. Jackson indicated . Al lies in Western Europe and in the Orient would take very unfriendly estimate. Canadian reds demand More details Toronto up the Cana Dian labor progressive communist party demanded today that Russia s new style Leader ship give a Fuller explanation of Why Josef Stalin was permitted to commit the crimes of which he now is accused. In a statement the National executive committee said it does not consider adequate the explanations of society communist parly Secretary Nikita Khrushchev. Today s statement said the App must emphasize that the leaders of the cps communist party of the soviet Pinion owe to the world labor and socialist movement thorough going explanations As to How and Why during the period when socialism was actually being built there could have Arisen what is described now As a one Man Rule by Stalin in Clear violation of the socialist demo crat principles of a working class More about Aqueduct continued from Page 1 More about rioting continued from Page 1 solid lines of marchers 20 Veo Iii a Tali Lovli. Abreast waving banners demand the army s unofficial but deep ing bread swarmed through opinion today is that the streets captured and burned limitless Power of Hydro Crel police Headquarters weapons their frightful prisoners attacked communist potential minimize the party Headquarters and destroyed the jamming station that interferes with Western broadcasts. They raised a White Flag Over City Nail. Sues for divorce the businessmen told of tanks san Fernando Calif. Rolling through the streets of Marie Mcdonald con let blasts at the milling fined to bed due to complications of Jet fighters winging pregnancy thursday sued and of a tight curfew clamped on shoe manufacturer Harry Karl the City by polish authorities. Ifor divorce. Her Brief complaint arms likelihood of All out nuclear and thermonuclear War. Tin charged extreme cruelty. Her a followed by a week dismissal in some instances it was a divorce and child custody ported troops and police tailed to Isuji bought by Karl. The couple take action against the Sig neck a property agreement tors and even gave up their arms which gives Mcdonald Cus to them. Some of the marchers a Tolly of their two adopted Chil were Well armed and returned Neldren Lus support Alimony. Fire of troops. They succeeded at one time in capturing some of the tanks. Warsaw radio claimed the enemy had deliberately chosen Poznan for the scene of his pro vocations because of the Indus trial fair to cast a dark Sha Dow on the Good name of t h e people s Republic of Poland and to Render More difficult the development of peaceful International an austrian foreign ministry spokesman to Vienna speculated that the riots also were timed to attract world attention by coinciding with the arrival of in Secre tary general Dag Hammarskjold in Poland who flew into Warsaw thursday on a tour that will take him to Moscow. Other cities there were persistent rumours of other uprisings in the cities of Szczecin Gdansk Gay Allenstein Katow ice and Lodz but Warsaw radio mentioned Only the events at Poz Nan. Willard Barber counsellor of the . Embassy in Warsaw said As far As he knew riots had occurred Only in Poznan. At least persons were re ported in the marching milling crowds which started the Demon stration by upsetting cars. Out with the one of the marchers was heard to shout in German. Poznan was a Ger Man City Posen before the first world War Warsaw radio indicated a wide Roundup of instigators of the up rising was underway. It said the workers Are expressing their indignation at the diversion its who. Making use of provocative rumours set reaction Ary gangs and groups of misled people to come out against the people s soldiers police and officials were killed while defending the Public buildings against diversionary it said. No mention Moscow radio As yet has made no mention of the riots. The Warsaw broadcast indicate arrests were being made on Large scale and said preliminary investigation with regard to the arrested diversion lists indicates that they Are linked with the reactionary the polish radio said that a 7 . Today Friday the Over whelming majority of workers in those establishments which interrupted wort esterday had come to and bus trans port has been restored. The Warsaw broadcast reported that Premier Josef Cygankiewicz and other top communist party officials had gone to Poznan. A British correspondent reported from Warsaw that the Poznan area appeared to be cordoned off thai Telephone Calls could not g e through and that flights from Warsaw to Poznan were turned Back. Eyewitness accounts said the demonstrations began peacefully during the morning As a Genera strike in factories but soon erupted into violent rioting. Francis g. Hickman editor o the Memphis tenn., Cotton Trade journal who witnessed the riots reported that the strike was launched by workers in the big Poznan steel works who were disgruntled at their Bosses failure to Grant them a 15 per cent wage in crease. Must remember said or. Hurst. This is a 000 proposition. Any capital expenditure of the water District fur that much Money must have the approval of the ratepayers of Winnipeg under the water District 1 act. The City Engineer said there might be great exception taken to the City of Winnipeg having to pay 75 per cent of the interest charge on for this pro eject. The interest charge would be levied on the basis of the equalized assessment of the metropolitan area and the City s portion is roughly 75 per cent. It was later explained that the Aqueduct would take two years to build. This would mean that the Money bylaw would have to go be fore the ratepayers at. Leas t by 1958 and perhaps Ever next year. Metro problem or. Hurst said that the problem was one for the metropolitan investigating commission and the water District is going to put it before that body. The Aqueduct itself would run from. Deacon Man., which is 8 Miles East of St. Boniface through the Cathedral City and St. Vital across South Winnipeg to a new water Reservoir planned by the City at the foot of Cambridge Street. It would follow the route of a City Hydro transmission line. The water would flow through a 66 Inch water main. Fort Garry could tap the Aque duct at any convenient Point along its route and build its own Reser voir but it is Likely the suburban municipality would draw directly from the projected City Reservoir. Low pressure at present fort Garry draws its water through a connecting main with the City of Winnipeg but this has proved inadequate As fort Garry s pressure Lias dropped considerably and a new connecting main has been planned. Mayor Chase said however that the new main would provide Only temporary Relief. He said the Only solution was to build the new Aqueduct sooner. Or. Hurst said the matter of fort Garry s water pressure was not the responsibility of the water District. All the District had to do was make water available at its present Aqueduct. It was up to the municipality to tap it. But that s pretty far said mayor Chase. That s your problem said or. Hurst. No action was taken on the discussion. Mayor Chase raised the matter As an inquiry. Rotterdam office for wheat Board the Canadian wheat Board announced Friday that it will shortly open a new overseas office in Rotterdam the Netherlands. This will provide for Board representation in the Netherlands and other West european countries. The new office will function along the same lines As the London office and will be supplementary to it. The office will be in the charge of c. C. Boxer who for the past five years has been the Board s representative in Washington . With the Transfer of or. Boxer the Board s office in Washington will be closed and its interest there taken Over by or. W. C. Hopper agricultural councillor Canadian embassy. Shoot at lighthouses St. Johns fld. Up a transport department official said wednesday keepers Are being appointed to Man automatic Range lighthouses along the Labrador coast because idiots Are shoot ing holes in the lanterns. More about fluoridation continued from Page 1 Likely to be asked if he might support or. Nixon if president Eisenhower decides against running or. Dewey said i have not opened my mind on the president not running. I never have by the Way. At any impractical Winnipeg City clerk George Gardner Secretary of the water District said Board members were appointed As administrators of the water District and should act in dependent of their councils. G. F. D. Bond the District s solicitor said this was impractical. A member should vote As his coun cil had decided. Mayor George Sharpe of Winni chairman then ruled that the Board members should vote the Way their councils had voted. Aid. Maude Mccreery and Aid. Frank Wagner of Winnipeg voted for the measure. They said How Ever that they were personally opposed. Also voting in favor i were mayor Sharpe Aid. Georges Guilbault of St. Boniface mayor Cecil Lamont of Tuxedo mayor r. Darwin Chase of fort Garry mayor Thomas b. Findlay of St. James and councillor Kushner. Mayor Harry Paul at St. Vital and councillor g. N. Suttie of East Kildonan said they would have to oppose the measure because their councillors were opposed. Search searching suspected rebels has become a common practice in almost any town on the Island of Cyprus. Here a British Soldier stops a civilian in Nicosia and looks for pos sible hidden arms or explosives. His tomatoes were spiked san Francisco a the things that came up in auxiliary police officer Wil Liam Spike s backyard looked like Tomato plants so he tended them carefully. Some grew As Tau As five feet but he got no tomatoes. Then he attended a lecture on narcotics and grew suspicious. He took a Sample to Lieut. Alvin Niccolini narcotics expert. The biggest Batch of Mari Juana we be found in Niccolini said. Spike pulled them up and burned them wednesday still wondering How the Garden got started. More about Dewey continued from Page 1 weight was Given the move be cause Thomas e. 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