Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 29, 1957, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number Whitehall 3-9331 Aji Demir Tinneli including i Allied ads final edition Winnipeg free press you will find 24 finance 34, to radio 12 deaths 33 movies 13 Jumble Puzzle 25 sports 20to22 Billy Graham 7 vol. 65 no. 27 36 pages Wiek exd edition with comics 10 single copy Price s Winnipeg tuesday october 29, 1957 Sun . Moon rises . mis . Moon sets . Forecast sunny 30 and 50 boy s trial Hryhorczuk he denies father s charge Justice not Given son a Winnipeg father s charge that a serious miscarriage of Justice took place in the juvenile and family court during the handling of a recent delinquency Case was denied tuesday by Hon. M. N. Hryhorczuk at Torney general. I the father had called for a full inquiry into the Case and said that his son had been found by the court to be delinquent with out trial plea or the attorney general said that a full inquiry into the handling of anybody Here seen sputnik Cambridge mass. A the smithsonian astrophysical Observatory s a i d monday night that sately to sputnik has not been seen or heard since its radio went dead four Days ago. Only one observation of sputnik s Lima i same age. The Case had revealed that in All respects it was conducted in a proper manner and without irregularities. The inquiry he said had been demanded by the father of a 14 year old boy who on sept. 23, was fined for unlawfully and indecently assaulting a girl of the Peru monday morning has been reported since last Fri Day. Despite the Lack of news of the elusive space travellers Observatory officials said they doubt an australian re port that the satellite May have crashed. Alaska and Canada neither of which has organized observation teams in operation Are the Only areas in North America where the baby Moons can be seen now. In reviewing the Case. Or. Hryhorczuk went Back to july 7, when a 14-year-old girl complained to police that in june she had been mistreated by five boys. The next Day City police arrested three of the boys and their were disposed of during july by fines of s10 in two cases and s20 in the third. Father complained he sought jail to get revenge wanted to be sent to Penitentiary because brother s killer there Edmonton up the Story of a Calgary youth who turned to crime to avenge his brother s slaying was unfolded monday in Edmonton City to Row Over Zhukov Kremlin at Odds Over dismissal Israel pm Hurt by bomb Jerusalem Reuters prime minister David Ben Guj Rion and two other senior israeli j ministers were injured tonight when a youth hurled a hand grenade into parliament while it was debating foreign policy. The injuries to or. Ben Gurion were described As slight. Also Hurt were foreign minis Ter Golda Meier and religious affairs minister Shapiro. The youth was sitting in the Back of the visitors gallery when tie tossed the grenade. Bystanders immediately held him. Blood spread Over the govern ment Bench As flying Metal struck the three ministers. I the Cabinet ministers include the other two boys were out ing those injured remained fast the City at the time. The in their scats around their Long table in the Centre of the horse shoe shaped Hall. Of complainant was the father of one of these boys. See Hryhorczuk Page 5 lice court. Barry Snell 24, pleaded guilty to two charges of theft and upon recommendation of his counsel w. J. Beaumont was remanded six months for sen tence. He was released on Cash bail. Requesting a suspended sen tence or. Beaumont told the court Snell s criminal record began after the accused s Bro ther Brian Snell 17. Was Mur dered in Calgary. Brian was stabbed to death in 1953 Fol lowing a backyard argument with another youth. Or. Beaumont said Snell committed crimes deliberately in order to be sent to Prince Albert Penitentiary where the convicted murderer was serv ing a life sentence. The con vict was transferred to Stony Mountain Penitentiary in Mani Toba when Snell s intention be came known to authorities. Snell s record presented in court showed he was Given a one year suspended sentence in 1953 for Possession of Burg Lary tools and was sentenced in 1954 to Prince Albert Penitentiary for uttering and for Gery. See Israel Page 5 Zontini Etc three Hunters rockets slash revoked a widespread search in thick Bush country North of Pine Falls was under Way at noon today for three Pine Falls Hunters. Missing near the Broadlands District Are James Deluca 29 Leon Ard Romano 28 and Larry Pasaluk so 29, All of Pine Falls. They left their Homes at 1 . Monday and were expected Back i that night. They were not heavily clothed and carried no food with them mrs. Ehica told the free press. A Manitoba government air ser vice plane the ramp dog Sarge from heading Ley detachment ramp and civilian volunteers headed by Pine Falls police Chiei h. A. Rowe have been combing the area since 5 . Tuesday. We Are not really worried at the mrs. Deluca told the free press. We think they probably camped overnight and Are on their Way in at the the area being searched is about 15 Miles from Pine Falls. Unpatriotic Rabbit attention of the referee and the players is concentrated on the game but they Are about the Only ones. Everyone else at last night s bomber Stampede game had his eyes glued on the Rabbit. Making his Entrance just before the game was Over he Cavor Ted All Over the Field disappeared under the stands and then raced Back out again unto his floodlit stage. Finally while players and spectators were patriotically standing for god save the Queen he made his getaway. James sets scoring record temperatures . Minimum temperatures and prec. Readings for 24 hour period ending . Tuesday. Oct. J9. Were Gerry James set a Western in Vancouver Iljin prec Ter provincial football Union 49 ing record of 112 Points for the Edmonton season monday night As is Blue bombers crushed Calgary Brandon 44 stampedes 30-13 before fans see detailed report on sports pages the Victory gave the second place bombers a record of 11 wins and four defeats with one game remaining in their sched ule. Stampedes closed out the season with a 6-10 record and will meet bombers in the first game of their two game Semi final Here nov. 9. Preventive measure Victoria should t be too hard for police to figure out the motive behind a break in at Burnside school Here. Principal James t. Bruce said Only one thing was stolen the strap. William Ottawa Toronto 57 47 54 46 39 49 32 36 is so 34 35 34 3s 36 37 33 .15 i to. To forecast sunny. Winds wet 1.1. Urn tonight and Haj a wednesday 30 and 30. Looking for a projector this want and under miscellaneous is . P r o j e c t o r and screen. 520. Call Filer 6 . Is among the hundreds of bar gains in today s classified serf Tion. No matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. Was he deported illegally speculation was raised in Winnipeg circles As to whether St. James police were exceeding their Legal authority in forcing a Cana Dian journalist to get Back on a scandinavian airlines plane Fri Day in Winnipeg. Some of these sources went so far As to state per Holting 26, May have been illegally deported when he attempted to remain in Winnipeg on a flight from Green land to los Angeles. Jubilee Coal co. Ltd. Mccurdy however or. Holting indicated Supply co. Ltd., Northland Coal that he was t interested in Start and ice co. Red River co Onera Coal firms face trial As Combine trial of 19 greater Winnipeg i Coal firms on charges of conspiring to form a Combine has been added to the present Assize list and will be heard by chief jus Tice e. K. Williams in court of Queen s Bench next monday. Names of the 19 firms appeared on a docket in provincial pol ice court last sept. 23 but charges were not read at that time and a remand was granted. J the charges As contained in the i information Are that Between Jan. 1, 1946 and oct. 31, 1952 the firms did unlawfully conspire com Bine agree or arrange together with one another to unduly prevent or Lessen Purchase Sale or Supply in Winnipeg or else where in the Eastern judicial District articles or to wit Coal to be purchased sold or supplied through tenders and did thereby commit an indictable by scheduling the hearing for monday in court of Queen s Bench the Case is proceeding by direct indictment without a preliminary hearing being held. A. A. Moffat is counsel for the Federal govern ment. G. R. Hunter is represent ing the Coal firms. Charged Are capital Coal co. Washington pedal Nyht j Secretary Neil h. Me Elroy monday night revoked a two month old Pentagon order for1 a Cut in military re a search and development spending. Or. Mcelroy said the armed forces Are relieved of the require a ment to comply with an aug. 171 directive by Charles e. Wilson his i predecessor to reduce research spending by the equivalent of 10 per cent of si.7 billion. That directive brought to no Tice Only a few Days ago amid indications the defence depart ment had tried to keep it out of the Public Eye aroused Sharp pro tests in Congress and in foundations and universities doing research work for the armed forces. I in the current fiscal year 1958 budget Congress authorized the armed forces to spend billion Tor Basic research and billion for research procurement and pro a auction. I or. Wilson s directive said services should trim research out lays by 10 per cent of the amount earmarked for Basic research i Long Range and not always imme-1 Diatel fruitful scientific work on space Medicine chemistry bacteriology electronics and other subjects. Defence department spokesmen said or. Wilson s order did not mean that Basic research spending should be Cut but that was to be trimmed from the total billion figure. Lack of clarity in the directive prompted some of the services however to Cut spend ing on Basic research projects. Sacred quits by election the social credit party announced tuesday that or. Josphe Bzowy the party s candidate in the Emerson by election has with drawn from the contest because there is not sufficient time to con duct a successful Campaign. A party announcement issued by publicity chairman Nick Halas said that the doctor has made a 10-Day business trip since his nomination on thanksgiving Day and now Only two weeks Are left in the Campaign. To attempt a successful Campaign in two weeks is an Zhukov the twice purged ability the announcement said. It added that the doctor was assured renomination in a general provincial or Federal it concluded or. Bzowy Felosi that a Strong party leadership will emerge from the social credit convention nov. 13 and 14 and this would have a profound effect on future political or. Bzowy is a Winnipeg nature path who lives at 318 Anderson Avenue. It was the second time in the last year that a social credit candidate has withdrawn from a Manitoba by election. Last novem Ber Valdi Thorvaldson. Of Winni Peg was withdrawn from the St. Bosses split Over major policy following Khrushchev s act Moscow Reuters the leadership of the Sov diet communist party appeared divided monday Over Jmajor policy questions which lie behind the removal of Georgi Zhukov As defence minister. The Central committee of the j party which Sal. Into the Early hours of tuesday morning without reaching a decision on marshal Zhukov s future was not known to have resumed its session by late tuesday afternoon. Observers Here said this indicated there was no unanimity in the party either about the future of marshal Zhukov or policy issues going far beyond the Mere ques Tion of his promotion or demotion. The observers said that the is sue before the Central commit tee appeared to be not merely one of personalities but of a Funda mental clash Over military policy in the context of East West co existence. They said that in the past mar Sha Zhukov appeared to have been a restraining Force in the soviet Union. Vote soon pm by Victor Mackie Ottawa special prime i minister Diefenbaker told the com Jno word Mons today the Opportunity will senior editors of Moscow news not be too Long delayed for can the sword of Damocles once suspended by a single hair Over the head this ancient greek courtier now hangs Over the head of the luckless marshal Georgi servers believed they were briefed on the expected announcement. J the prime minister was aroused. All the papers went to press at the opening of the House by a tuesday morning however with question of privilege by Hon Paul no mention of either marshal Zhu Martin former minister of Nakov or the Central committee tonal health and welfare. Or meeting. Martin noted that or. Diefenbaker this was taken m some quarters1 had announced Over the National As an indication that marshal to network monday that the old Zhukov had marshalled unix age pension increase would take petted strength to resist the move i effect nov. 1 information that depriving him of. Control Over the had so far been denied parliament soviet military machine. Surely that is a violation of the rights of or. Martin said. The announcement of government policy should be made in parliament when Parlia ment is in Stanley Knowles ;