Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 2, 1957, Winnipeg, Manitoba With features and coloured comics final edition free press phone number Whitehall 3-9331 All Deru menu India Tutor Cit Lytal vol. 65 no. 30 80 pages Sun rises . Moon rises . Sun Tets . Moon Seta Winnipeg saturday november 2, 1957 forecast Clearing 25 and 40. Index education column 4 Jumble Puzzle 14 Jumble rules entry 33 to radio 33, 36 Hollywood column 37 Page Movle 37 movie column 48 comics 49, 50 f notes from cables 51 26 51 Crew suspended rail Union talks follow terror stalks Long knives haunt Paris first Section news women s pages Garden chores which should be finished off before Winter comes Are outlined in Over the Garden Wall Page 2 a Frozen future is anticipated by win nip Eggers getting ready for Winter. Page 7 a Christmas glow illuminates recipes for Home decorations in Norah Cherry s column. Page second Section editorial Page classified travel Lester Pearson says we depend too much on Page 13 third Section Magazine Church music books entertainment teens a fascinating legend which adds color to Manitoba s Story is related by Margaret Arnett Macleod Well known Winnipeg writer. It is the legend of White horse Plain on Page 29 Winnipeg s firefighters Are disease fighters too. The Story of How they lend a helping hand in a War against a Crip pling disease muscular dystrophy is told on Page 31 handsome Bob Goulet has a change of attitude says Jerry Walmsley in speaking on television Page 33 Winnipeg children Are having their Teeth checked at school and parents Are asked to Send them to the dentist. Page 38 three times around the world in eight years Young Winnipeg Ger is ready to Settle Down. Page 38 fourth Section sports finance news Winnipeg s Only Squash Racquet club disposal sales Fleming upset new York up finance minister Donald Fleming says damage Canadian Export opportunities and should also adopt an the Canadian government is keep -. Understanding attitude in cases ing an anxious Eye on washing j where Canadian policies touch refuse to Cross picket lines at Grain Plant officials of the brother Hood of locomotive engineers were expected to Confer soon with car officials following suspension Friday by the railway of a five Man train Crew which refused to switch a railway car at a strike bound Mccabe Grain Plant in St. Boniface. T Union spokesmen could hot be reached for com ment by press time Satur Day. The Crew members of Railroad brotherhoods refused to Cross a j picket line at the seed cleaning Plant. Twenty members of the International Union of brewery flour Cereal soft drink and distillery workers of America Al Cio went on strike thursday when the company refused to accept a can a Cillia Tion Board recommendation j for higher pay and fringe benefits. Spokesman said the Engineer fireman switch Foreman and two switchers were removed from service Pend ing an investigation of their refusal to handle switching at the St. Boniface Plant of Mccabe Grain co., which is being picketed by strikers. The Mccabe Plant is on the regular switch list for the Crew and the switching was per formed by Mccabe Grain company turned Down a conciliation Board recommendation calling for a starting wage of an hour and a top rate of si.34. Present pay scale of the Plant ranges from an hour to ton s fire Sale farm disposal j particular y. Policies and is not Content w the recent assurances in this regard. Or. Fleming speaking frankly As Only friends can said in a new York speech Friday night that he considers the United slates disposal policies a breach of the general agreement on tariffs and Trade. Addressing the annual Maple Leaf dinner of the Canadian society of new York or. Fleming said the . Has very seriously damaged Canadian trading inter ests and disorganized Normal s. Interests and see Fleming Page 26. A. A. Franklin representative of the striking worker s Union said the company pays higher rates to employees at its Lakehead plants. He recalled that representatives of both countries recently met in Washington where the v. S. Gave assurances that in All surplus disposal activities they intend to avoid so far As possible interfering with Normal Commer Cial marketing and that the bar Ter program will hereafter be although these assurances were appreciated or. Fleming said Canada is far from satisfied and will continue to regard with an anxious and apprehensive Eye fire Sale disposal the finance minister touched on a number of other Canadian sore spots. Although Canada welcomes to. S. Investment some u. S. Investors had caused irritation. Most american corporations understood their proper role but others had established subsidiaries in Canada while denying canadians any Opportunity of participating in the ownership of Stock in these companies. Considering its huge Trade bal Ance with Canada the u. S. Has a special responsibility not to More natural Gas companies into the distribution picture in the metropolitan area. At a meeting in St. Boniface City Hall representatives from most suburban councils passed a three firms May get Gas rights in Winnipeg the Rev. J. C. Crenchaw president of Hie Tittle Rock Arkansas chapter of the National association1 for the advancement of coloured people was arrested Friday upon the order of ittle Rock City Council. The Council wants the a act to i Vulje its confidential records hut the leaders fear that this would Lead to terror and persecution of individual a act members. Greater Winnipeg municipalities Friday night finally made a move which May eventually bring two Resolution aimed to reopen subject of Gas rates before the the test the monopoly agreement be tween trans Canada pipe line company and Winnipeg and Cen trial for Purchase of natural Gas. Continued fee Gas Page 26 mrs. K. Rennie of 244 unique Crescent was the Winner of the first prize in this week s free press Jumble contest draw. For other winners see Page 23. Municipal and Public Utility Board. Winnipeg City Council was not re presented nor were West St. Paul Brooklands or old Kildonan. Moved by Aid. J. W. Mcgurran of St. Boniface and seconded by Aid. David Johnston of St. James the motion read we recommend that our respective councils enter into a agree ment with a company other than the Winnipeg and Central Gas company for distribution of natural Gas in their respective a copy of the motion is being sent to great Plains and great Northern Gas companies. But did t vote the Resolution culmination of the two and one half hour meet ing was passed unanimously. Mayor Cecil lament of Tuxedo who had taken an Active part in preliminary discussion abstained from voting. He explained that he was not the official Delegate to the neet i ing and also said that As far As j he was concerned he did not want one company digging up Tuxedo boulevards let alone two or three. The meeting fourth at which municipal representatives have Dis cussed the natural Gas rate prob Lem also featured a bitter attack on the financial Post by the chair Man c. N. Kushner mayor elect of West Kildonan. Referring to an article in the Tor onto paper which had attacked the municipalities action against the Winnipeg and Central Gas com Pany or. Kushner said he was sick acid tired of these Pipsqueak pen Ushers sitting off somewhere writing editorials he accused the paper of using smelt of Sheet tactics to draw a red herring across the path of the main Issue. It is time them that we Are going to run our own affairs in greater he. Said. He called for Irhn mediate Vacti Ori by the municipal group and said the time had come to put to the Massey s term to be extended Ottawa top it. Hon. Vin cent Massey s term As governor general. Will be extended for an other year it was Learned on High authority today. Tito is Iii Belgrade Reuters president Tito is confined to bed. Reliable sources said Friday he might be forced to rest for two or three months to recover from acute Lumbago. Bosses Floe to Moscow Moscow presi Dent Mao tse Tung flew to mos cow saturday from piping to participate with communist Lead ers in the 40th anniversary of the soviet revolution. It was the chinese Leader s first visit to the soviet capital since 1950, when he came Here to negotiate with Kremlin an agreement under which the co operation and Friendship Between the soviet Union and communist China flourished. A full retinue of russian Lead ers waited to Greet Mao As he stepped from the special Jet plane which had been sent to Fly him across Asia to the soviet Union. They included soviet president k. Y. Vor Shilov prime minister n. A. Bulgarin and communist party Secretary Khrushchev As Well As other members of the Rul ing praesidium. Mao was accompanied by a plan Load of chinese representatives from All walks of Public life. Dew line nearly j obsolete expert Ottawa expert on missiles and electronics says the russians conceivably could put up fleets of Earth satellites which could drop weapons anywhere the soviets chose. He also suggests that satellites might be used to Render useless by electronic Means any defence against the intercontinental bal Graf May use new interceptor Ottawa Craf is studying the possibility of put Ting into operation the american Bomarc a supersonic unman Ned interceptor it was Learned Friday. It is understood that the new integrated North american air defence command at Colorado comprising Craf and United states air Force offi cers has recommended to the Canadian government that bom i arc bases be established in can Ada. Listic missile. The expert is group capt. C. B. Limbrick recently retired from the Craf. He was director of the air Force s guided missiles and special weapons Branch and also director of radio warfare. He makes his comments in the will resist pressure new York special Nyht mrs. L. C. Bates Arkansas state president of the National Assoc a inst recent toil for the advancement of col Canadian Trade journal aircraft. Group capt. Limbrick says the ored people charged Friday that Little Rock s actions against the use of radiating electronic de a act Branch there Are politic vices such As radar successful during most of the second world War has been drastically limited by the development of pow Kerful electronic countermeasures. North America s three air Jcraft warning the Dew Distant Early warning radar line the mid Canada Chain i and the pin tree All radiating electronic group capt. Limbrick intercontinental ballistic missile russians claim to have test fired one put Niki in a Vest and he smiles with rest London Reuters two overcoats and a business and Cutter the British male s fashion authority said Friday the Way to through world fancy peace May lie waistcoats and Green suede Chukka boots. The weekly Magazine said a _ Loye in the right direction Wasj soviet communist party Secre tary Nikita Khrushchev s order temperatures maximum minimum temperatures and proc. Readings for 34 hour period ending . Saturday nov. 2, 1957. Were Max. Man. Vancouver. 50 35 no. Calgary x is .02 Edmonton. 43 24 no. Regina. 35 26 to. Saskatoon .36 29 to. Brandon.35 29 no. Winnipeg. 37 is is. Fort William. 53 41 .55 Ottawa 59. 43 no. Toronto. 59 38 no. Montreal. 57 47 no. Halifax 61 54 1.24 forecast mainly nit nor Sumii 1 inc act teds enl or. To no fat Hicks my 40. Suit from Italy. We wonder if it is the Sartor Ial repressions of the average russian that Are to blame for his general the Maga Zine said. Denied the Normal release of constant fashion the Only Chance to look smartly adventurous lies in the donning of a Mili tary uniform. And once the poor Chap has done his Normal service the Only Chance of getting Back into uniform seems to be represented by a War. Possibly we could come to quicker and easier terms about most things if the average Russ Ian could release some of his natural show off characteristics in the Bright look of a fancy Waist coat or some Green suede ankle High boots. If Only for this reason we Wel come the news that italian Fash ions May gain a foothold in mysterious our Only mis giving is centred of the combination of the Short italian jackets and the notoriously hard Rumian however no decision has been reached. Bomarc bases require a Complex and costly ground con Trubl system. The Boeing aircraft. Company of Seattle now is producing the Bomarc in operational numbers for the . Air Force. The Pilot less guided missile reputedly can seek out and shoot Down planes at great distances and Heights from its ground launching site. Disclosure that the Craf is studying adoption of the Bomarc was the first firm indication that the air Force intends to get into the Field of ground to air mis Siles. Whether it will or not is an other question. The government has hot yet come to grips with the problem of whether the Craf or the army will be responsible for Long Range ground to air guided missiles. Ally inspired and said that if the names of the members of the Branch were turned Over to the City they would get into the hands at a hastily called press Confer ence at City College where she addressed a student group mrs. Bates said she would return to Little Rock by plane on sunday and would give herself up to the police. Appearing fatigued and nervous algerian gangs strike without i mercy by Alain de Lirot Paris special Nyht police revealed Friday they had arrested 14 Alger Ian terrorists in a Grimy Paris hotel where nationalists held trials and executions of fellow moslem considered enemies of the algerian rebellion. The arrests which took place last monday were disclosed Fol lowing thursday s spectacular Day time machine gun attack on a prominent French senator from Algeria. It was believed that the arrests were publicized to soothe tha nerves of parisians who were shocked by the attempt against sen. Henri Borgeaud the first time that terrorists have attacked a French political personality since the rebellion started three years ago. Police said the terrorist hang out was discovered when Detec Tives found two algerians carrying the body of a moslem who had just been choked to death. Two detectives chased the fleeing algerians to the hotel in a sector where Many North africans live. Need password police said that the building was the Headquarters of an important rebel regional Tahar Djafari and the seat of a tribunal with an inquiring a a jury and an the build ing was constantly guarded by squads of Entrance was. Only allowed to those know ing the password. Just before the police raid a reportedly innocent moslem Mok. Rane Kaci had been arrested when he attempted to enter the building without giving the pass word. He was immediately taken to the hotel cellar where the court met and sentenced him to death. See Paris Page 26 old country soccer London Reuters results of soc cer matches played today in United i kingdom looking for a jeep this want and under trucks 4 . Jeep with plow. Al condition. Too. Phone is among the hundreds of bar gains in today s classified Sec Tori no matter what you need shop and in free press want ads. 1111 i i 1 ilife 1c c21j.u. 1igjl v Wuo he controlled with non radiating before a Battery of television electronic devices. But to the Best my knowl Edge the Only Way to detect and track an intercontinental Ballis tic missile would be by devices that obviously such installations can be located and should suit Able equipment be developed countermeasures. Here then we have the uncomfortable situation of a quiet enemy and a noisy de Fence i.e., the attacker is not vulnerable to electronic interference and the defence see Dew line Page 26 cameras photographers and re porters but nevertheless laughing and joking mrs. Bates said the names of a act members in Little Rock will continue to be with held from City officials because no conscientious person can con template the exposure of scores of isolated individual negro families to the kind of fury which erupted last sept 23." that was the Day of rioting at Central High school. Asked Why she was returning to the City she replied i live there. That s my Home. I cannot leave those people poll result shows most Winni Eggers want smaller City wards by Art Fletcher free Frew staff Weller a Public opinion poll last month by the free press indicated that the majority of Winnipeg citizens Are overwhelmingly in favor of smaller wards. And if these had their Way they would establish a Board of commissioners to Han dle the City s administrative mat ters. These Are the two Steps mayor Stephen Juba is currently at tempting to establish civic Reform program. R a tabulation of replies to the free press ballot shows that .87 per cent prefer the establishment of smaller with a single Alderman to each Ward. One Reader suggested smaller wards with two members to be elected and two favored the elimination of wards altogether thus electing All aldermen by the City at Large. On the question of civic administration the vote was decisively for the commissioner form of gov eminent. T the results were As Fol lows for Board of commissioners 58% for City manager 27 for Board of control lers 8% for present committee see poll 25 English league division i Arseni 2, my City 1. Aston Villa 2, Portsmouth 1. Blackpool 2, Chelsea. 1. Bolton 5, Sheffield w 4. Everton 1, West brom 1. Leeds 2, Preston 3. Leicester 2, Newcastle 2. Luton 3, Birmingham 0. Man United 1, Burnley 0. Sunderland 1, Tottenham 1. Wolverhampton 2, Totts f 0. Envision ii Barnsley 3, roller Ham 0. Blackburn 1, Stoke 0. Bristol r. 5, Middlesbrough 0. Derby 2, Lcy Tor. Or 0. Fulham 4, Doncaster 1, Ipswich 4, Bristol c 2, Lincoln 0, Liverpool 1. Notts c 5. Cai diff 2. Sheffield u .1. Grimsby 1. Swansea .1, Charlton 3. West Ham 5, Huddersfield 3. Division Iii Southern Aldershot 0, Brentford 2. Brighton 1, heading 2. Exeter 2. Walsall 1. Gilingham is Bournemouth Ppd. Millwall 2, Norwich 2. Newport 2. Watford 1. Plymouth 1. Torquay 0. Port Vale Crystal p 0. Queens p r 3, Coventry 0. Southampton 2, Northampton i. Southend a Shrewsbury 1 Swindon 4, Colchester 0 dlr hot in nor totem Bradford c 1, acc Totton 1 Crewe Alex 3, Bradford 0 Darlington 2, York City 0 Gateshead 0. Barrow 2 Halifax. 1, Tran Mere 1 Hull City 3, Chester 0 inns fled 4, old Liam 4 Rochdale 7, Hartlepool 0 Scunthorpe 1, Southport 0 Stockport a Chesterfield 1 Workington 3. Bury 0 Wrexham 0 scottish league div film f air ionians 2, East Fife 1 celtic 4, kill Maronek 0 Dundee 2, Queen of 5 1 a Alkirk 4, Aberdeen 4 hearts 2, Motherwell 2 Partick 2, third Lanark 3 Queens Park 2, rangers 4 Ralth 5, Clyde 0 St. Mirren 2, hibernian 3 division ii Alloa 5, Berwick 3 Dumbarton 4, Arbroath 0. Durer mine 6, Dundee u 1 i Hamilton 4, Brechin 2 Montrose 0, Albion 0 Forfar 2. Morton 1 St. Johnstone 3, Cowdenbeath 1 Stirling .4, Stenhouse mule 0 Stranraer 3, e Stirling 1 ;