Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 24, 1957, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number Whitehall 3-9331 All departments Clu Loed final edition Winnipeg free press you will Fust Billy Graham i Dill yen 1j medical memo is to Moriet u Frank Merrill 27 deaths m sports 30 to is Jumble Puzzle m Cornice his finance vol. 65 no. 23 50 pages Vetn Nipes thursday october 24, 1957 Sun . Moon Rito . . Moon Mai . Forecast cold 10 and 33 a plea for Legal noise you can shut the Airport lawyer says airlines at mercy of anybody who wants quiet Montreal up someone who likes his sleep could tie up can Ada s major airports a Toronto lawyer says. Alastair r. Paterson who specializes in aviation Law said there is no Caria Dian Law in existence which could conceivably be a defence if a court were told that the noise of aircraft Landing taking off running up or Fly Reg in a particular approach pattern was a nuisance he said if a property owner could satisfy a court that the right to quiet enjoyment of his property was being interfered with by the operation of an Airport or air planes in All probability an injunction would be granted and the offenders could be sued for damages. Or. Paterson speaking at the joint meeting Here of the Canadian aeronautical Institute and the United states Institute of the aeronautical sciences said the problem of aviation noise Laws is urgent and immediate especially in Canada and the . He said aircraft makers Are working to develop efficient mufflers for today s big and noisy air planes but until such j devices Are available some thing should be done by legis lation to give air plane opera tors some Legal Protection. Trade Russia to reveal a army to world plan raked by Victor Mackie Ottawa special a a Britain by discriminatory govern ment action would bring Retalia tory Tariff action by the Ameri can government was sounded in the commons wednesday. Hon. L. B. Pearson former external affairs minister voiced his opinion in a hard hitting speech in which he concentrated on Dom Estic affairs. He pounded the government s Trade policies. He condemned prime minister Diefenbaker s proposal to divert 15 per cent of Canada s Trade with the United states to the United kingdom As one of the most careless assertions Ever made by any head of a Canadian he said he had decided to talk about the government s Trade policies rather than foreign affairs abroad. This is apparently just what is planned for nov. 7. The most interesting of the new equipment seen on the streets in recent nights is a Large tank like vehicle mounting a huge weapon covered by a Canvas Tarpaulin which will not be stripped off be fore the Parade. Most persons who have seen the vehicle believe its covered Wea Pon is a tactical missile. A minor Ity thinks it might be a very heavy gun. In either Case the vehicle is regarded As capable of striking atomic blows on the Battlefield. Also to be shown is a 40-foot cannot be regarded a s anything Long trailer also shrouded by can but a supplement to the Kremlin s i Vas and pulled Fey a truck. This u foreign policy. Since Russia claimed two by b. J. Cutler Moscow special Nyht the soviet Union will put on pub Lic display on nov. 7 armed forces re equipped for atomic and missile warfare. This conclusion t inescapable to anyone who has watched the nightly Street rehearsals of troops with deadly new weapons which will rumble through red Square to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the bolshevik revolution. The nov. 7 Parade is tradition ally a display of communist Mili tary Power. This time it promises to be such a show of Force that it months ago that it had tested an intercontinental missile and then partly confirmed this claim by rocketing a satellite into space its policy toward has been confident. The missile stick stripped of diplomatic and propaganda euphemism the Kremlin in effect has been telling the free world we Are now in a position regarded As the Carrier for a guided missile probably a ground to air anti aircraft weapon. See Parade Page 13 it had been expected that Russia would soon Back up its confident talk by demonstrating part of its missile Arsenal in an attempt to affect Public opinion Here and and the House roared Ottawa american Commerce Secretary Sinclair weeks appraisal of the . Can Ada Trade talks we fixed brought some comment from Alistair Stewart Kcf mpg. North in the commons wednes or. Weeks had later explained to divert la per cent of Canadas wednesday or. Stewart asked Trade away from the . To Hon Donnici Fleming finance Britain. Like Bennett minister is it True that follow eng his visit to Washington or. He likened the prime minister s Fleming was fixed is it equal proposal to the late it. Hon. True that after the British pro b. Bennett s disastrous efforts to position on free Trade he was blast his Way into the markets of the world. I the House roared with laughter. See Pearson Page 8 or Fleming replied no to both questions., bankrupt Art dealer dior changed the figure Montecatino Italy special Nyht Christian dior 52, French fashion designer of the famous new died in a hotel at this Northern Italy resort Early wednesday. Christian dior shaped the feminine figure with his Pencil Al most As arbitrarily As the deed might have been accomplished with a surgeon s knife. Bosoms Rose and fell. Hips appeared and disappeared Knees materialized and again went out of Sicht upon his annual pronoun Cimmento. What Quickl As the new 1947 became for Parade London a communist Bosses wednesday night were re ported planning a red Summit conference in Moscow Early next month. Officials Here said they have heard that chairman Mao tse Tung of red China and president Tito of Yugoslavia have been invited to Moscow primarily to at tend the 40th anniversary celebrations of the russian revolution. Leaders of other communist governments in East Europe also were said to have been asked to attend. Till9 suspect dead mystery death of Man out on bail police Are investigating the mysterious death of a Man who was out on bail charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency in connection with the Distri b u t i o n of barbiturates bomber pills to juveniles. George Anderson 60, of 512 Ross Avenue suite 1, was found dead at . Wednesday in his suite by Steve Jackiw the Rooming House caretaker. First reports of a postmortem revealed that death was not caused by external violence. Other tests were being conducted a t press time. A police officer said that these findings would tend to Lessen the possibility of foul play. Police estimate that or. Ander son had been dead for about three Days before was found. Or. Anderson was arrested by City morality officers Early in oct Ober in connection with the distribution of barbiturates to Juve Niles. He was transferred to Juve Nile court where he was released on bail pending his trial. Wiilis says Here s. Where it will be no looking for a player piano this want and under miscellaneous articles Weber Pui xer piano and with Rolls excellent condition. S350. Pm. 7-9101 is among the hundreds of bar gains in today s classified Sec Tion. No matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. Almost annually for the succeeding 10 years the dior look As the Man who had leaped to Topmost Eminence in the Field of fashion made changes that some said satisfied his artistic Genius and others said kept the Coutourier s Trade going. Wealthy family dior was born Jan. 31, 1905, at Granville France into a wealthy family. His father had headed the family business the manufacture of artificial fertilizer. J his family moved to Paris when he was five and he was in tolled in the school of political science but he showed Little in a Terest and earned no distinctions. He talked his father out of a modest allowance with which to go into business As an Art dealer. Five years later just As the Busi Ness was beginning to Prosper the depression struck and the Enterprise dior s numerous friends Camel to his Aid shipping him off. To pyrenees when he Carne Down i with tuberculosis. Back in Paris a year later he was Job with Jean fashion de signer and his real career was underway. Latest Here f some thing from summery Cali fornia to help forget the sting of Winter in the Manitoba air. She s Model Ling what the manufacturer describes As the latest thing in swim suits. It s made of brocaded Satin hired Orange and Gold with Flar ing Cape that can be As a Brief skirt. Errick Willis former Manitoba conservative Leader wednesday said there was no basis in fact for Ottawa rumours that he will be Manitoba s next lieutenant governor. We now have an excellent and there is no vacancy in the near a despatch from Ottawa had re ported or. Willis name being mentioned for the Post. The Des Patch said Hon. J. S. Mcdiarmid present lieutenant governor is expected to retire next year. Or. Willis said he was a conservative candidate for the com ing provincial election and i Hope to be a part of the new govern ment in he suspected the Ottawa rumours was created for the purpose of doing me harm in my own con Fleming failed coldwell by Victor Mackie Ottawa special Canada s finance minister Hon. Donald Fleming reported in the commons wednesday on the recent series of Trade conferences and heard his report branded a confession of failure by Kcf Leader m. J. Coldwell. Or. Fleming delivered a 30-min report on Canada s achieve ments in the three recent Trade conferences with Commonwealth and United states officials. M. J. Coldwell National Kcf Leader asked if or. Fleming had seen the report that . Secretary of agriculture Ezra Benson was going to Japan where he hoped to invade the wheat mar Ket which Canada had cultivated. The . Was prepared to take japanese currency for american wheat and invest the proceeds in Japan he said. Replied the minister far from being a confession of failure it was a report to the House on the Strong position taken by the Canadian ministers at Washington indeed it was the. Strongest position that has Ever been taken by any Canadian government in such discussions at Fleming said he had not seen the report. But he assured the House that the Canadian government had denounced the meth ods being pursued by the. Ameri can government in the disposal of its surplus agricultural products Fleming u a spanking new City Hall will rim at Broadway and Osborne streets 1 within the next few it will mean Good Bye to the antique unique Structure that has served Winnipeg for 71 years. Top photo shows the new site with artist s sketch of How the new City Hall might look. In the lower photo a citizen Waves fond Farewell to the old Structure. New City Hall on Broadway in 1960 Winnipeg could have a new City Hall by 1960 if the provincial government vacates the Broadway site within a year and a half City engineering department officials said thursday following the ratepayers overwhelming majority for the bylaw. Engineering department offi Ciak said it would take six months government for an architectural Competition to be prepared and conducted at the Home and a plan chosen for the build a of Aid. Paul Goodman a group of ing with another year for de the committee members said they tailed plans and further year and a half for construction. J committee chairman mayor Ste provincial government phen tuba would give no rimmed to set a firm on when the building can if the vacates the site within a year indication of when the Sita might be vacated. However when i he was asked what the committee other election reports might do if the government refused on Page a 3, 10, 11. To vacate the site for iwo or thres i years the mayor replied of it wont he that Long you three new mayors in metro suburbs three new mayors were elected and two school bylaws totalling were approved in greater Winnipeg suburban elections wednesday. New mayors elected were councillor Paul Martin in Transcona for detail ice Page it and were approved by St. Vital and fort Garry and St. James respectively. Charles Wood Defeated a school by Law by a 509 to 394 votes. The St. Vital bylaw is for tonal classrooms to Gle Lawn collegiate Windsor and Hastings schools. The fort Garry bylaw is for the construction of a six room addition to Crane school. The St. James bylaw is for 18 _ room additions to the Why Tewold who Defeated mayor j. S. John Road and Silver Heights schools. Son 1.428 to councillor har fort Garry mayor r Darwin a half they said the building would be ready by the fall of i960. The provincial Cabinet was expected to take up the question at its next meeting. Speedy action was expected amid predictions that the sooner a decision is made the better from the Point of View of City provincial relations consid ering the forthcoming provincial election. See other Story Page seek firm Date jubilant members of Winnipeg s City Hall committee Early thurs Day morning said they would press immediately for the Provin by Stiller in Brooklands. Who Defeated mayor Walter Bannister 242 to 179 and councillor c. N. Kushner in West Kildonan who Defeated Charles Watson to 734. School bylaws of and temperatures maximum minimum and prec. Readings for 24 hour period ending . Oct. 24th Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Swift current Regina Max. Man. 53 49 14 10 22 20 26 Saskatoon he Brandon 26 Mii pfc .11 fort William 44 Ottawa 56 Toronto 59 Montreal 56 Halifax 5s forecast Wax Nirce free. 1.06 .06 to. To. .02 .05 to. 1.28 .78 .01 Low mlle who Tew Cau. Lafe rom to unil Affifa v atop free Prest in Honor of the 12th anniversary of United. Nations Day which is being celebrated throughout All member nations of in Flag is to. Darr bar flown from the court or flus Tafito fret pow. Chase was re elected to office defeating councillor l. H. William son to As there was no majority on the Community Centre maintenance bylaw in Assiniboia a decision is pending. The bylaw was favored 46 to 31. Kintup wh1tehorse, . Up attention Moscow Harry Boyle editor of the weekly newspaper Whitehorse Star says Ham radio opera tors in this Yukon capital re port unusual transmissions have been received on Short wave coming in peer peer peer could this be sputnik going or. Boyle asks. Election could gome anytime Ivow Lan Montreal George Nowlan Revenue minister said wednesday night a general elec Tion could come at any without too much blame Small vote on Lack of Cec link the smallest vote in a Winnipeg civic election in 35 years and the Strong showing of political party backed candidates resulted from the fact that the civic election committee played no part in the campaigning this year Cec officials said thursday. The non end oration of Candi dates by the Cec has been indicated by the Small vote. This shows that the Cec has a place in educating the voters to exercise their Campbell Haig Cec chairman said. C. F. Greene Secretary of the organization said that the results of the election definitely proved that Independent candidates run ing their own campaigns found it difficult to political party. He said it also proved that a political party left on its own without any organized opposition could sweep into Power. He pointed . Jacob Penner As an example. The App Alderman he said had found it difficult to or. Nowlan said the Liberal opposition is very reluctant to go to the country now but its conduct in the Hose of commons during the last Fei Days might Force the Issue sooner than u squeeze in Iri other civic elections but with no organized of time Pohiton he led the poll. It was to fight against organized political parties taking Over the civic offices in Winnipeg that the Cec was formed. The Cec also aroused interest in the voters and got them out to vote on important j issues he mid. Can be sure of see City Hall Page 8 at a glance City Hall location present site Broadway site new City Hall for against 5.123 aldermen Ward one Tennant 4275 Mulligan Kcf 4178 Mcdiarmid 4083 Anderson 3156 Sutherland 1441 Tunney 697 4458 Ward two fines Kcf 3937 e Goodman 3383 e Bennett 1906 Stefanik 901 253z Ward three Penner App 3564 Stevens Kcf 3217 Bebchuk 2812 Partrick 1968 Carrick 1785 Gelfant 992 quota school trustees Ward one Stewart 8854 e Parker. 5829 e Matas 2804 Gladstone Kcf. 2377 441t Ward three Zaharichuk 4476 e Zuken App 3792 e woke ccf.3714 e Peterson 1895 Omta no election in Ward two three elected by ;