Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 22, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba You will find u Wemm i 14, is sports it Uzl Jumble classified so deaths 10, u rate to 12 final edition free press phone number Whitehall 3-9331 All departments including classified ads. Trip Jim or Droum forecast Cloudy 5slj3 Winnipeg tuesday March 22, 1960 single weekend edition with comics 10 cents terror in s. Africa hels Doug on debt says govt. Is wasteful extravagant opposition Leader d. L. Campbell monday blasted the government for extravagance and imprudence which he charged will boost the province s Gross debt to close to half a billion dollars by next year. And broken promises provided the bulk of or. Campbells ammunition As he moved his party s non Confidence motion on pre Mier Duff budget. Roblin s presenting a sub amendment monday night David Orlikov Kcf spokesman warned against in wet says Churchill major rift in views of govt. And Bank of Canada by Victor Mackie Ottawa staff a major clash on Basic economic policy Between the conservative govern ment and Bank of Canada governor James e. Coyne broke out into the open on the floor of the House of commons monday. Andrew London Reuters Queen Elizabeth today named her Sec Ond son Prince Andrew after her husband s late father Prince Andrew of Greece. The full names of the 32-Day old baby were Andrew Albert Christian Edward. The first two names Are those of his grandfathers Andrew of Greece and King George i of Britain who was known As al Bert in his youth. The other two Are in Honor of his great great grandfathers King Christian in of Denmark and King Edward Vii of Britain. The Queen and Prince Philip gave the names to William Prince the local registrar who visited Buckingham Palace to Register the birth begins As toll mounts . Protests Washington a in an extraordinary action the United today denounced police violence against negro demonstrators in s u t h Africa. Trade minister Churchill said there was Little evidence to substantiate the claim that Canad ians have been living beyond their or. Coyne in his report to parliament last week had called for immediate Steps to halt Over spending for capital growth and _ j Lvi creasing unemployment rising j consumer goods which was being taxes and the increasing Public debt and lambasted the govern ment for failing to obtain sufficient Revenue from the natural resources of the province. In his attack on the provincial debt or. Campbell found support from an unexpected source pre Mier Roblin. Or. Campbell the House extracts from a speech made in 1952 by or. Roblin then a conservative Bac Bencher. At that time or. Campbell said or. Rob Lin urged the government to View the increase in the Gross total of debt in this province with real con the same Man this statement or. Campbell was made by the same Man who is now claiming that heavy borrowing is needed now because the previous government did not do enough. Can you believe it was the same Man who now says there is an of need because the government that Day did not live up to its responsibilities thank goodness we did t take his again and again throughout his speech or. Campbell quoted from or. Roblin s eight year old address to attack the pres ent policies of the government. See Campbell Page 7 sensible tariffs urged by Victor Mackie Ottawa mus adopt a sensible Tariff policy Liberal opposition Leader Kon. L b. Pearson warned the govern ment monday. We must realize that it we Are going to sell because we Are an exporting country we have to buy and we must be. Particularly careful in our Trade and tank relations with a country like Japan which represents an important developing and we Hope permanent Market in the future for our primary speaking in the commons h cautioned against pressing Japan too hard to accept Export quota on goods coming into Canada be cause Japan might decide t switch her buying elsewhere. Japanese markets can easily b lost because Canada is developing products which Japan can be from other parts of the world. Or. Pearson also urged More aggressive Trade pro motion including enlargement and improvement of government Trade promotion services abroad renewed assault on a o n Tariff obstacles to Trade such a customs procedures which Coul at times be a greater Barrier t Trade than Tariff Walls. An improved competitive pc sit Ion in world markets through recognition that wage increase must be justified by greater productivity avoidance of excessive profits and expansion of Export credit facilities. An acceleration of exports especially natural Gas because such big Money earners As uranium will become less important Export items in the near future tourist lure Cairo a a total of 417 800 foreign tourists visited Egypt last year about one third mor than in 1938. The largest number came from the unite states with saudi Arabia secon and Britain with tourist third. Danced through imports of for in capital. Churchill said monday there As no Validity in arguments that continued increase in the amount foreign capital invested in can a is leading us to the Brink of economical ruin. The Row could have widespread repercussions As it was clearly evident that or. Churchill flatly disagrees with the economic arguments advanced by or. Coyne. While he did not mention or. Oyne by name or. Churchill item almost verbatim expressions sed by or. Coyne in recent pub c speeches and in the Bank s report. See Churchill Page 7 Mobile Nikita Paris Reuters sixty four olice motorcyclists will provide protective Mobile Cage for Vikita Khrushchev when he Rives into Paris wednesday to Egin his 12 Day state visit to Ranee. The escort showpiece of the massive Security precautions Lanned for the soviet Premier s safety will completely surround is car. Police leave has been cancelled or the visit. Between and officers half the Paris orce have been detailed for Khrushchev they will line the route he Wil Olio facing the crowd and the Road. At Points in he heart of Paris they will be stationed Only three feet apart. Personal bodyguard the Security plan provides a personal bodyguard of 35 Plain clothes men 10 russians and 2 frenchmen. They will take Over when he arrives at orly Airport and work in shifts until he leave trance april 3. Interior ministry officials have declined to comment on Pari newspaper reports that All the food prepared for will be tested for Poison and radioactivity. Some right Wing groups plan t Wear Black ties and armband the Day Khrushchev passe through their towns the newspaper be Monde says. More negroes killed in clashes with police armoured cars Johannesburg up police opened fire on negro crowds today As bitter racial tension again erupted into violence in a negro township near Capetown. The new outbreak came As the official death toll in bloody clashes monday Rose to 66 negroes dead and 186 wounded. Reuters news Agency said one negro was reported wounded in today s shooting in nearby Langa township where two persons were killed and More than 30 injured monday night. Police opened fire to disperse crowds which assembled in the streets of the township again today. Reports published today in London newspapers put the toll As High As 170 killed and 400 wounded. One London paper. The daily Herald labor says in an edit orial that yesterday s tragedy could be the beginning of the re Volt in South negroes shot Down had been pro testing against racial repression which revolts All civilized peo see Africa Page 6 All to tables Warrensburg i Deer watch television while eating lunch on a f Armenar Here says conservation agent a. A., Jack Frost. Ebbie Adams s farm is sur rounded by a game Refuge and because of the heavy Snow the Deer have been raiding two Cor cribs in the farmyard. Adams s television screen can be seen through a win Dow of the House and it fascinates the Deer. Frost says the Deer pull ears of Corn from the cribs go Over to the window and stare at. The to while eating. Spring just brings Ontario More Snow Toronto up there in t a sign of Spring the Dominion Public weather forecaster said Here today. An abnormal Arctic outbreak with winds gusting to 60 Miles an hour brought Snow to most Southern sections of Ontario. 7 . Today London had ported a snowfall of inches up to inches were reported in the Windsor Hamilton Toronto Trenton and Kingston areas. By re greatest Bobby Moore Dies at 83 Robert Maxwell Moore died tuesday morning in his room in a Smith Street Rooming House. At 83, Bobby Moore had spent More than 40 years in Winnipeg and during that time became known to thousands of citizens from the Premier and High court judges Down the scale. Thousands of rumours surrounded the background of the Man who for years was known As Winni Peg s greatest no one is positive of the Back ground of Bobby Moore but there appeared to be some substance in the reports that he had connections with the British Aristo Cracy and that he suffered great personal tragedies in his Early life. He had firm views on a num Ber of subjects and he never hesitated in expressing them no mat Ter what the surroundings or the person he was addressing. This combined with fact that he had an unequalled Capa City for invective and denunciation plus a stentorian voice Jie sternest Captain of Industry or politician run for cover when Bobby was on the rampage. One of. The few facts that i known for certain is that Bobb was born in England july 29, i876 or. Moore resided at 175 Smith Street. He was alive at Oday when he was seen in the hallway by another resident. While or. Moore and the othe tenant did not Exchange words the tenant said later that h thought or. Moore was Tot at 7 . The landlord of the dwelling checked or. Moore room to see How he was feeling and found him dead. Efforts Are being made to read a son believed to be at Eldorado mines. Funeral arrangements Are tag. Remained Alfh today after fire with and on crowd of of dead Aid wounded strewn of Teaa a. Wire photo. Red bid Geneva Reuters Russia Oday proposed maximum Terri orial water and fishing limits of 2 Miles from All coastal coun Ries. This proposal considered Likely o attract such countries As can Ada and Iceland but to be opposed by the United states and Britain was presented to the week old Law of the sea Confer nce Here by soviet Delegate Grigory Tunkin. He said every coastal slate hould be Able freely to fix its own territorial sea up to a limit f 12 times the pres three mile limit. If any c6untry chose a Nar rower Width it could declare fishing zone for the remaining distance up to 12 Miles. In this maximum 12-mile non ing zone a country would have the same private exclusive rights o fishing arid exploitation of the iving resources of the sea As it Las in its territorial Waters. The russian plan introduces the question of e x c 1 i v e fishing rights up to a 12-mile limit. Canada and Iceland among other countries which have great fishing interests Are committed o the Battle in favor of exclusive fishing rights up to this distance and May he attracted by the proposal. Neither is wormed about increasing the Width of its Tern orial sea. Home Havana exodus of americans from Cuba is creating a Jam at the two largest shipping arms in Havana it was reported fonday. Spok at the two companies said they could not handle he flood of orders with less than a month s delay. One said they could handle no shipment before Ilay 15. They said most of the shipping orders Are from american fam Ilies leaving Cuba. Many were said to be connected with Busi Nesses forced out by the cuban government s Laws. Fighting re in Iraq Beirut Lebanon six persons were killed and. 2i wounded when iraqi troops fired on anti government demonstrators in Baghdad monday nigh according to the Beirut English language paper daily Star. The newspaper gives no source for its report and no Confirma Tion or denial was immediately available from Beirut sources. The Arab nationalist newspaper al Kifah meanwhile reports tha at least 15 persons were killed in fighting in the Mosul Kirkuk area of Northern Iraq scene dashes last year Between pro communist kurd and member of the turkish Community which claimed at least 15 live. Yanks want Meighen off Case Brandon special the Manitoba representative of the United packing House workers of America Joseph Wilford said tuesday he would ask Hon. Ster ing Lyon attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor for the Case in which seven members of the striking Brandon up a Loca Are charged with obstruction. The men were charged following an incident at the picket lines at which a City motor grader was allegedly prevented from crossing on to Brandon packers property they Are scheduled to appear for trial March 29. Or. Wilford said the Union has three reasons for seeking removal of f. As the Crown representative in the Case. These Are 1. Or. Meighen was the Brandon packers representative on the Lin dal conciliation Board whose re port has been rejected by to packing House workers. 2. Or. Meighen is the solicitor for Brandon packers Ltd. 3. Or. Meighen is the Solicito for the City of Brandon whose grader was involved in the Inci Dent from which the charges against the up a workers arose or. Wilford said we do no doubt or. Meighen s integrity by we do doubt that he can act a objectively a the prosecutor in has had no previous connection with or interest in the Circum stances leading to the alleged of study soviet test plan Geneva up a session of the three Power nuclear test ban conference was cancelled Here to Day to give . And British Dele Gates time to study a russian proposal calling for a ban on All nuclear tests above a certain size and a moratorium on smaller underground tests. Britain was reported urging the United states to agree to the main lines of the new proposal although informants said this Aid not mean that Britain herself is ready to the plan As it now stands. Both countries were anxious for More details. . Disarmament specialists were reported sceptical but favouring the plan further if the russians will Supply positive answers to a series of Sharp Westen questions. Topping the list is How much time they think Eastern and Western scientists would need to work out a mutually acceptable plan for detecting smaller underground blasts. The russians have spoken of a four or five year study of this problem. . Disarmament experts consider this far too Long contending it would give the rus sians just that much time to stall Boycott spreads . Memphis Tennessee a convictions now Are coming faster Han arrests in the eighth week f negro sit Down demonstrations in the Southern United slates Mcd primarily at segregated rating facilities and libraries. A number of courts have a backlog of cases As a result of he arrest of More than negroes since feb. 1. The threat of Boycott has crept into statements of some negro readers while in the Northern tales picketing of variety stores appears to be gaining strength thirty seven negroes were con cited of disorderly conduct in the Ica Vily guarded City court Here monday. Thirty six men were ined each for staging a sit Lown at a White Public Library and a negro newspaper editor was fined for talking to them Legi Sotire reports sunday sports Bill gets Sec Ond Reading. Page 3. Metro Bill Given final approval by legislature. Page 1. A few new touches to the new liquor Laws Are introduced Page 4. House opens drive to end the session by the weekend. Page 4 committee to review Law that require an accused to prov himself innocent. Page 4. Campbell quotes Premier t attack debt Page 1. Flood Aid May made Public today. Page 4. Manitoba peace Council asks legislators to ban the atom. Page b. Boycott later negroes a rally pledged of about a twice a week Wycott of Memphis stores especially during the easter Schop ing season. W. W. Law Georgia presiden of the National association for la advancement of coloured people called for a Boycott of Savannah stores refusing to serve Negroe. At lunch counters. Several Nign youths stood outside one Stor and asked negroes who approached to shop elsewhere. Against driving bar by insurance firms Edmonton up Alberta highways minister Gordon Taylo said monday night he does t Lik the idea of insurance companies As suming the Power to decide will be allowed to drive cars o Alberta highways. Or. Taylor said in the Albert legislature his department Wil meet with insurance company representatives to discuss the Case of certain Drivers who canno qualify for insurance and therefor Annot obtain Driver s licences. Feve metro opponents go Down fighting the greater Winnipeg metro Bill won final approval rom the legislature monday night. The Bill will receive Oyal assent before the end of the session and its general clauses will be proclaimed soon House rises. Sections outlining inc functions which will be taken Over by metro vill not Likely go Inlo effect until Ater. First step toward implementing he metro plan will be the appointment of the electoral bound Aries commission to set up the boundaries for the 10 metro dec Oral districts. Under the act the commission is required to report to he Cabinet by july 30. Most other preliminary work will probably be left until shortly before the first metro Council is elected next oct. 26. The metro chairman will not Likely be appointed by the gov rement until August or septem or. Government officials want to give the chairman time to set accustomed to his new office be Ore the first Council takes Over Lut they Don t want the new coun to be presented on election with flood of decisions which have already been made by the chair Man. The metro Bill won final legis Active approval As the House Defeated by a Vole of 47 to de mands of a group within the lib eral party for a referendum be fore the Bill takes effect. Ironically As six liberals Rose to Vole against their Leader they were the orgy group in the House to obey his request of one month ago that the Bill be considered in a non partisan and non Section al see metro Page 7 compact car Boom Washington special Nyht it s beginning to look As though he automobile Industry is Well into a major consumer buying revolution but the big Detroit producers Aren t quite ready to admit it As yet. They re blaming disappointing i960 sales on a bitter Winter and they May be right. The trouble is that a tiny quaver sneaks into their voices when they confidently proclaim that the weather is at fault. The identical trend is shaping up in Canada with Overall Canad Ian sales Down but sales of com pact cars appearing to be doing Well one disconcerting development for the weather blazers is heavy demand for the new com pacts the press agents name for the Small cars that Aren t is Small As the ones that Detroit will be turning out next year. See cars Page 6 looking for a boat this want and under boats it Marine supplies 59 Briand new 10 plywood boat Lor Milf s69 or Otter. Pm. Cd 7-s173. 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. See danger in doctors owning drug co. Shares Montreal Prusse says the French language col lege of physicians and surgeons is alarmed by the fact that hundreds of doctors and druggists have become shareholders drug companies. The newspaper said or of Marc Trudel president of the College has written All members saying the executive of the College of physicians has studied this question closely and has come to the conclusion that there is in this practice the danger of illicit sharing of fees which could have grave consequences from disciplinary Point of the letter said that for some Lime companies have been organized in the province with doctors and druggists As shareholders. These companies offered the pub Lic drugs which might be pre scribed in preference to All oth ers by the doctor shareholders. H cautioned doctors prescribing drugs of companies of which they were shareholders and from which Drew prof its ;