Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 29, 1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba Safely pays on the Road in the Home near the water dont take chances Winnipeg free press jobs wanted special rates in free press want ads i on situations wanted Only i4c per line per Day or 65c per Lino for a full week by Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week Winnipeg tuesday july 29, 1958 weekend edition with comics we a bomb 4a Cannon the last word. Logic this one like Harry p. Moss 9jo Inkster Boulevard was kidding his favorite Mother in Law Over her passion for going to movies and crying Rivers Over the trials of people you Don t even know and May not even exist insisted or. Moss Why Why do you do for the same come Back the calculating reply that you men yell yourselves hoarse whenever a quarterback you never met takes the Ball and runs for a tech tech Why Why do they about Birds n bees tree blast prank shocks St. Boniface questioning mind a single Dolphin can have As Many As baby a counsellor at Myca s Camp Manitou was revealing to budding naturalists. Don t you think that s sure piped up one Pip squeak. How Many would a married Dolphin Omi gosh Small world old friends holidaying across the line free press staffer Gene Telpner pulled into a parking spot in his of Hometown of Omaha neb. A Quebec car Slid up behind him the Driver jumped out chit chatted he was glad to see a Canadian licence plate on his travels added he knew Only one person up there fellow name of Jum Iii Jehoshaphat so quickies. On fishing the most pitiful of All says s. V. Shulson 1165 Alexander Avenue is that one who catches a fish of record breaking size he has no Opportunity to lie about it on speeches main ingredient in the recipe for successful after dinner chips in m. By. Wocks 46-1 St. Mary Avenue is on curves once offered a Date with Marilyn Monroe Buchwak 244 Cordova Street refused because i Don t go out with girls to whom i have not been properly introduced Waist Hatagan on advice if All else reminds James Trifunov 30 Carlton Street follow directions giveaways cats de 1-5124 ii today s Best jest Wise words Good reminds Allan Fineblit 621 Mcadam Avenue comes from experience gained through poor sir. Fine Blip wins the 33rd Silver Dollar awarded by Coffee break for sending in the Best jest of the Day. Ii mail contributions Coffee break the free press Winnipeg 2, Man. We know who did it say police dozens of residents of and neighbouring streets in St. Boniface were rocked by a dynamite explosion at . Monday. The blast sent a Large Oak tree hurtling into the Seine River. Police said Hie explosion was the work of two youths believed to be 11 Yelius of age and whose identity is known to them. The youths apparently As a prank used Slicks of dynamite to blast out the 30 foot tree. The Oak was located near the Bank of the River on Cusson Street. A Large Hole was left in the ground where the tree stood. No other damage was evident residents of the District said they were shocked when they heard the explosion. Mrs. Charles Cooke of 582 Cus son Street said if there a been a War on i would have sworn that if was a bomb exploding it was an awful bang. I was in he backyard with the children and when i heard the noise i jumped. I could smell Sulphur As if some one had lit some powder mrs. Jim Taylor whose Home is right next to the River Bank said she was four streets away when she heard the explosion. It sounded like a Cannon going off. We did t really know what to think. My husband told me that when he heard the explosion he got scared and started to rim. Mrs. Taylor said people who live on Marlon Street also told her that they heard the explosion. Mrs. Herbert Clague another resident of Cusson Street said that at first she thought it was a car backfiring. But 1 soon realized that it was much louder than that and it really scared me St. Boniface police said the two youths apparently connected the dynamite by Means of a Doorbell wire to a car Battery. There was no indication the two were Hurt. Police said hip youths were from Winnipeg but they had t been Home since monday night. It was the second Large explosion within Elvree Days in the Metio poli _ Tan area but it had More f i finesse i Early sunday would be Safe crackers attempted to blow a restaurant sate in for1 Garry they wrecked the Interior the restaurant but failed to dint the Safe. One of our actors is missing has mayor Juba got stage has mayor Stephen Juba got stage jitters on the eve of his big dramatic moment at press time the free press could t find mayor Juba nor anybody who knows where he is. The free press spoke to Many people who knew where the mayor is supposed to be. But he in t there. Pipe fitters j tonight mayor Juba is scheduled to Lake part in the Rainbow stage production Mells a poppin. The show starts at. P.m., and the is to appear in the show s first skit. The Lake i meanwhile mayor Juba is believed to be somewhere on Lake i Winnipeg. He was scheduled to take a boat up to Hecla Island but. He has t been seen there. About 125 pipe fitters and other he has been seen at Winnipeg construction workers will and to add to the mys to their jobs at he Des Chenes Tery Victoria Beach. Man., wednesday morning Union i he stopped in at noon sunday official said. Tuesday. The gel some boat motor Oil. He walked out last thursday nobody at Victoria Beach ing that they were forced to went. Foul water. _ c. J. Keith. Mayor of Joe Cusson vice president of i Winnipeg Beach supplied one pos the Winnipeg building for mayor s a Council said the Poole Pritchard sence. To said he was in Victoria company which is employing the Beach at the same time As mayor men on construction of a pumping i Juba there was a storm sunday i station on trans Canada pipeline afternoon on the East Side of Tho has promised to Supply City water am it him 3i4 hours in a i at the project. Cabin Cruiser to go from Victoria pipe fitters plumbers. Iron Beach to grand Beach a Dis workers. Construction labourers Tance of 14 Miles i operating engineers and to cast a if mayor Juba tried to get out ers walked out but the carpenters into uie Lake in thai storm he had Winnipeg City Council monday night delayed decision on a 000 Disraeli freeway Money bylaw until the City can Confer with provincial officials on possible provincial Aid towards the Job. Council referred to its finance committee the proposal of the pub. Lie works committee that the City authorize a Money bylaw to build the project police hold Man after stabbing Emp Are holding a Man charged with assault occasioning bodily harm following a fracas and alleged stabbing in a House at lot 59, Rural municipality of St. An Drews Early saturday. Police said Hector Lafreniere 737 St. Jean Baptiste Street. St. Boniface was treated for a knife wound in the shoulder and cuts to the head and was later released from St. Boniface Hospital. Police said Lafreniere went to the St. Andrews House late Friday night and a fight started Over liquor. He reported losing a Wallet with an argument developed Over the amount of the bylaw. The Public works committee had proposed that the figure be fixed at the total Cost of the Job less the amount left Over after the province builds the adjoining Disraeli Bridge. The Disraeli Bridge being paid for by the province won t Cost As much As originally estimated. The City Hopes to get the residue As a provincial Grant towards the free Way. Aid. A. E. Bennett did t like the Public works committee idea be cause it restricted provincial Aid to the amount of the residue. He Felt the City should ask for say 25 per cent of the Cost of the Job. Aid Peter Taraska said that the amount of the bylaw could not be fixed until it was known what the province would Eon Tribulo. The mayor was arranging a meeting with the Premier and the matter should be delayed until the meet ing was held he Felt. The works committee recommendation was then referred to finance. Icelandic Day for Gimli on monday Charles Miller Gimli Man. In connection with Tho people a Manitoba is Walter Mindykowski 660 Alag Lhoir annual Celebration at i .c1. N i Mil Ati re a Nus Avenue who was remanded for when his name was in provincial police court monday. Optimist club members of the Winnipeg Optimist club will meet at . The town and coun-jm.p., chair ant try carnage room. I committee will preside. Gimli aug 4. Mrs. Olavia pm Bogason will be maid of the mountains or foal lion an. Guest speakers will be Stem Dor , of Aku Cyri ice and Prol. S b Ilei Gason of the University of Manitoba. City youth drowns in Arctic a 17-Yeai-old Winnipeg youth was one of three persons who drowned sunday near Frobisher Bay Baffin Island Charles Miller son of or. And mrs t. M. Miller 813 Dominion Street drowned with two Eskimo companions in the sub Arctic about Miles Northeast of Winnipeg. The youth was employed by the Hudson s Bay co. And was to work in the North for three years. Charles a former student of Dan Iel Mclntyre collegiate was a member of the Winnipeg choir m. Went to Wales to sing in the 3957 thursday or. And mrs. Acc Jevec a letter from Charles telling hem How Happy the was at Frobisher Bay. The youth is also survived truce Bro Lieis Michael Sev Gerald 13 and Allen 11 West rotary m. J Tinling will speak on the official poet for the Day will be International peace gardens Al Larus of Rimli and Eric Stefanson the West Winnipeg rotary club j meet my at . In the pad Jack restaurant thursday. Stayed on the Job according to the Union official. Showdown 1v1c Winnipeg City Council advocates of Council commissioner government served notice Mon Day night that they will Force a showdown on the question in Advance of the civic elections. Aid. A. E. Bennett gave no trouble on his said or. Keith because the Waves Wero Over six feet High. Plane waiting Back in Winnipeg t. R. Hodg son Parks Board superintendent is waiting for a Telephone Call from Hecla Island to learn where a can Send a Teal aircraft plane to pick up mayor Juba and Rusli him Back for Hells a poppin. Arrangements to charter the Teal aircraft were made at the request of mayor Juba. Every thing was very simple. Or so it seemed at the time. The mayor was to be at Guin Harbor at the Northern up of Hecla Island or at Hecla also on the Island. There he was to be picked up and flown Back to Winnipeg. The mayor s Cabin Cruiser Tho Tice that he would move at the i messenger has t been seen at splinters tree in St. Boniface tin ii i rat11r, a i t t Al Al by o for cite Crossings the City of Winnipeg is go ing to replace its walk wait signs for pedestrian traffic co Liol with a new sign which will Lead walk or Don i walk at the same time the traffic detail rent had a change Lor motorists Loo pretty soon the red Light on three phase traffic signals will Burn All he time so that Winnipeg will conform with the system adopted by other Canadian and american cities. City Council monday night picked out a walk Don t walk sign on the recommendation of the Public works committee Over the objection from Aid. Slaw Bebchuk. The City called tenders on the new signs and decided to buy Iso of them As a Start the Alderman did t like the fact that the sign selected was 15 per cent higher in Price than the lowest tender but Aid Paul Goodman of Tho traffic commission said that the selected sign was much clearer than its rival and he therefore thought that the tender rules should be waived. At the same time Council directed that an amendment be drawn up to the traffic by Law keeping the red Light Burn ing at three phase intersections All the time because motorists seeing the direction Al arrows take them for a straight Green Light and sever Al accidents have resulted. After the amendment is put shoplifter finds White rat expensive a 45-year-old Man who shop lifted a White rat Worth 73 cents was fined and costs in City magistrate s court tuesday. The accused who took the animal from the Rose Alma Pel shop 817 main Street at 8 35 monday was unable to explain his actions to police. Through and the equipment changed the led Light will Shine no matter which Finger Arrow is on below it. 2 a delegation of St. Boniface tax payers threatened Legal action monday night if nothing is done to Stop their basements from flooding up to eight inches when there is a heavy rain. Paul Marion of 394 Gaboury place told St. Boniface Council he represented a delegation that paid the City a year and they i wanted a deplorable sewer Situa Tion in their area rectified. The 12-Inch trunk sewer now serving the Aiea will never do the Job and a Pencil should remedy the Situa Tion to said Council called for a full report from the City Engineer Hurt in Auto accidents two Young children involved in traffic accidents monday after noon were reported in Good Condi Tion. Tuesday by Hospital author j ties. Leslie Murray three of 458 i Montague Avenue was taken to Victoria Hospital with cuts and i bruises at 4 m . When she col Ali did with a Jau Iidro truck pro ice Edig web on Montague d venue and driven by Frank Zinglar 23. Of 414 Scolia Street at . Kenneth Craig four of 468 Grenadier drive was next Council meeting a motion directing the City to seek per missive legislation to bring in the new form of government along lines now established in Alberta. This would simply repeat a previous motion which was Defeated several months ago. At that time six aldermen sup ported it. Since then however the civic election committee has announced plans to Campaign for Council commissioner government and two aldermen previously opposed have said they now will favor it. That brings the total to eight. The effect of the Bennett motion would be to Force Cec aldermen to decide in Advance of the civic election Campaign when Cec support might he valuable. Aid. Bennett served the no Tice of motion without com ment. He said later that he had done so on behalf of Aid. Craw Ford who could not serve it be cause he was presiding Over the meeting As acting mayor. Gimli or Riverton either. Rehearsal has tiie mayor ducked out or i has he been shipwrecked or is the. Having some private last j minute rehearsal somewhere i Only time will Tell. But in any the show will go on. Luuri i Tuo a Ruvii a w t i taken to children s Hospital j May of appeals with a a risible fractured Elbow. I 1 with a possible fractured Elbow when he collided with an Automo when he collided with an Automo Hurri c bile operated by Stanley Dobbin it of Ohio Jill Vilig 37, of 52 Vanscoy Road Roblin Park. Drowning inquest Albert Wintonyk 7, of 662 Mani Toba Avenue and Edward Clifford Sioux Lookout ont. Spe Cial mayor a. Hannah of Sioux Lookout commented on the tourist Industry Friday. He coup an inquest into the 1 deaths of led his Welcome of the tourist Dol Lar for retail merchants with a warning on Safe driving. 6, of 650 Pritchard Avenue who mayor Hannah said it would be drowned sunday m Mcphillips i a Good thing if those who planned Street Reservoir will be held at travel during the civic Holiday pm., aug. 6 in Cen Lial police Sla weekend would Hon. Year s traffic toll. Examine last off 75 men at Transcona an official of t h e Transcona federation of Craig. Unions says 75 employees at the Transcona shops in the motive Power division Are to be Laid off effective August i. Car officials said tuesday that the 75 shop men affected had been maintained As part of the working Force As Long As possible. They will be Given preference to fill other vacancies on the railway As they occur. The Union officials said that the company letter the men the reason for the Layoff was the de Cline in car loading and repairs to the steam powered engines. A breakdown list of the men affected in each Craft Are machinists 34, machinist helpers 3 boilermakers 3, boilermakers helpers 12 Black Smiths helpers 2 electricians 1, electrician s helpers 1 tinsmith 3 painters 1 labourers 4 and car Inen 1. A Union Man said a Telegram will be sent to prime minister Diefenbaker to protest the railway layoffs. Many of the men affected have 10 to 36 years seniority be said. Elks give diagnosing machine 6dye to foil heart death the elks presented the first unit Winnipeg general St Boniface is recorded and abnormalities de a the elks contributions Are be p an and fee children s Hospital. The up to now the Dye hashing used in conjunction with other of a Modem heart diagnostic a Gram is co Ord mated by injected into the heart by equipment supplied to the Hospi Taratus to the children s Hospi Jle of Manitoba. Hand a very difficult manoeuvre. I Tal by the Manitoba heart foun Tal monday night. Or. Ferguson is professor of once the Interior the Dation other charitable Organiza Stop the heart Jalc said refrigeration anaesthesia or by j born with heart disease. Means of a. Heart lung machine or. Ferguson said that heart the children s takes Over the function was the number two killer Grange plan that child s heart and lungs. Of children ranking just behind s. To worst on a Pat a Check for was also pre accidents. Cancer is third. More for Over an hour an dissented to the Hospital for More j and More hospitals now have the j to Vir t in of los jail Ift i n we jul f Hill Fitl s made the presentation to the Pill s Clinef surgeon or. C. C Era Ferguson. I Alton is in. Winni Peg for the elks National Conven a u on which lasts until thursday. The new unit a a. In Index pump injector apparatus a had com-1 equipment by the Winnipeg elks j facilities to d Eal with children s is the first of several pieces stopped beating exalted ruler Don Campbell. Problems he. Said. Equipment which the Kilts will injection apparatus maim will be used to Purchase other1 or. Ferguson present to the Hospital. Or. Per i Guson said he Felt very Good about he new equipment. Three Winnipeg hospitals Are carrying out bundles in heart diag Nostic and surgical treatment said there Are fractured in Sweden allows cardiac equipment of combinations of tors to inject Dye into the patient s chief of which is the children s heart diseases. In soms heart. Then by Means of extremely rapidly repeated a Ray films the Progress of the Dye through the various Chambers of the heart at the same time. Apparatus designed to enable as1 cases the operating risk is As High Many As 25 doctors to listen to As 50 per cent others involve the same area of a patient s Chest less danger than tonsillitis opera i tons ;