Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 25, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number Whitehall 3-9331 All departments final edition first Section you will find you re the doctor i ratio to it Morie. Ii deaths h 17 it if comics.21. 23 classified .25 Jummie z5 sports to 45 t Sun Bill passes committee local option for Amateur non prof it events sunday sport for Manitoba was virtually assured Friday As the legislature s Law amendments committee approved amendments to the lord s Day act to permit it on a local option basis. The committee turned Down a Long series of amendments aimed at restricting the provisions the Bill but left one major Point to be decided by the legislature As a whole. When the Bill reaches third Reading the House will be presented with two alternative clauses aimed at restricting the Provis ions of the Bill to Amateur and non profit organizations. One ver Sion will require that both sport ing and cultural events must be both Amateur and non profit to be held on sunday the other will allow professional musical performances of a cultural nature on sundays if they Are held on a non profit basis. Simple majority the committee confirmed the clause in the Bill which requires Only a simple majority of those casting ballots in the local option vote to approve sunday sports. It rejected two amendments one of which would have required a 60 per cent majority of those voting and the other which would have required a majority of All those on the voters list whether they cast ballots or not. Winnipeg will be Able to vote on sunday sports at the same time it elects a City Council next october. During the first year of the Bill s operation the votes can be ordered by local councils without a petition. After that a petition signed by 20 per cent of those on the voters list is needed for a vote to be called. The Bill partially restores to Winnipeg a privilege which was rejected by the committee earlier Friday. At that time the com Mittee out a proposed City charter amendment which would have permitted sunday sports Aid trustees fear divisive effect Winnipeg school Board thursday went on record As eing opposed to state Aid on evasive on detail without a proved a referendum and a charter amendment which reversed the magistrate s decision legalizing commercial hockey on sunday. Money bylaws the committee also knocked out a provision that All electors and not just ratepayers should have the right to vote on Money bylaws. Knocked out a Section per mitting the City to hold land needed for Street widening for up to 10 years without paying for it. Only two major City request remained in the Bill after the com Mittee was through with it. These authorise City Council to borrow Money for housing projects with out the approval of ratepayers and allow the City to order the demo lit Iori of unsanitary buildings if they have not been put into snap within a year. Sue charter Page 9 Aerial inspection at end of their disarm plan by Gaston Coblentz Geneva special Nyht the soviet Union has offered to open its entire territory to Aerial observation by International control lers in the final stage of the Gen eral East West disarmament pro Gram but not before. The proposal contained a mix Ture of utopianism and evasive Ness which perplexed the Western representatives at the full dress Geneva disarmament talks. Today the soviet Union rejected a . Proposal to begin Neotia ions on details of a Central Agency o enforce disarmament. Russian representative Valerian Zorin Aid the . Proposal attacked the disarmament problem the wrong Way about. First let us discuss specific arms cuts he said and Hen get into control details. Added confusion yesterday the soviet proposal ailed to clarify the crucial Issue of the 10-nation conference the her the Hussion would be pre shared to. Accept genuine controls ver a dismantling of their huge military establishments under an Sast West disarmament pact. See soviets Page 9 o private schools. As trustees Rose to speak be Issue each assured the Board e did t intend to speak , it they 1% hours. The motion in opposition to the recommendation of the Royal commission on education was adopted by a vote of 11 to 2. In Avor of Aid to private schools Ere trustees George Frith and Ndrew Zaharichuk. Absent were trustees Margaret Trout and or. Andrew Moore. The majority of the Board said ate Aid to separate schools Ould weaken the Public school system Lead to divisiveness in in province encourage narrow mindedness an d perhaps result in racial religious and ethnic Dis fim nation in other areas. See school Board Page legislature reports dentures Are Laid on the table. Page 7. And dentists and denture its fight it out before Law amendments committee. Page 7. North construction com Pany did t break Law com Mission reports. Page 6. Committee speeds through 21 Bills. Page 7. Hutton pays to an honest Man. Page 6. Kcf presses harder for ban on South african liquor. Page minister foils Holdup Man a. Blond headed youth who use a five Inch Hunting knife to Bac up his demand for a frightened away Friday Mornin when a lutheran minister told him the police were coming Rev l. W. Koehler 694 Colleg Avenue pastor of in Thanuel Luth eran Church faced a Young Bandi who demanded a Cheque for to pay poker losses. Or. Koehle told him that Only the Church Secretary could sign a Cheque. Mrs. Koehler who had admitted the youth thinking he was a sales Man left by the Back door an telephoned police from a neigh Bor s Home. The Young Man told or. Koehler ill kill you. There s no Mistak about he told the minister he had Rio Faith and did t car what he did to get the Money. When the youth noticed that or Koehler was missing he Aske where she was. The minister Tol him she had gone to Call polic and he had better leave. The Young Man walked out the front door and ran West on Colleg Avenue. Mrs. Koehler described the a Dit As from 18 to 20 years of a about five feet nine inches to wearing a Grey car coat no h and a sports shirt. She said he Tia Blond curly hair and nordic be Tures. 4no to ads taxed9 plan i Levy for Battle against Kcf medical care proposal Regina up the Saskatchewan College of physicians and surgeons Hopes to collect More than from its members this year to fight the cof government s prepaid medical care proposal. Another Board says no. Seven Oaks vote is unanimous against it seven Oaks school division Trust is thursday night unanimously opposed state Aid to private and parochial schools. All nine Board members voted n favor of a motion opposing state Aid after Only five minutes discus Ion there was no opposition to he motion moved by trustee w. D. Bates and seconded by l. S. Alberts. The matter came up for discus Sion when the Board was. Dealing with a ballot from the Urban school trustees association of Manitoba. The ballot asks school boards to state whether they oppose the implementation of the commission s recommend a ions regarding private schools. The seven Oaks ballot opposing the recommendations was being sent to the trustees association Fri Day. Opposition to religious education in Public schools has also been voiced by the Board. A motion passed March 10 opposed religious education but favored religious exercises in Public or. Alberts opposed that motion. The 36 member Kcf govern ment however plans to stand or fall in the expected in the Spring by the plan it has promised to introduce in 1961. The College announced thurs Day it is making a assess ment in addition to the an Nual membership fee on its 930 members to Fig n t the Kcf scheme. This is More than the the Kcf party spent its 1956 election party expects to spend about the same on this year s election. Hefty fund what worries the Kcf is that the doctors will if All pay up have More than to spend on one facet of an election whereas party funds., must be spread Over the whole election. The Levy will be used to inform the Public interested part ies and the College s own Mem Bers of the stand the College takes on medical care plans. The College has opposed the medical plan Ever since Premier Douglas first mentioned it in de Cember. They say there is no need for the plan. So far the College has refused to have its members sit on a 12 member committee to be appointed to study the plan. See doctors Page Agadir port Back use Agadir Morocco he ton swedish Vesse Scandinavia arrived Here thurs a to pick up a 700-ton cargo of ranges for first a or shipment made from this Pori me the feb. 29 earthquake thai tilled water toot pier which was damaged in Jie quake has been repaired am orders expect a second pier will ready in 10 Days.-. Free press flies two standards today commemorates the declaration of National Independence by Greece and the Flag of that country flies today Over the free press building in Honor of former residents of Greece now. Living in Canada. Also in compliment to people of byelorussian origin living in Canada the Flag of Bye Orussia is today flown from the Courtesy Flagstaff of the. Free press. March 25 Marks the anniversary of the. Proclamation of Independence in 1918. Canada ., sea dispute Geneva Reuters Canada today proposed a six mile territorial sea limit with additional six Miles in which the coastal state would have exclusive fishing rights. The proposal was circulated by the 87 delegations attending the Law of the sea conference. Here it is supported by Iceland and several other delegations Mcloud ing Norway the proposal was circulated George Leader of the Ca Nadian delegation and High com missioner to Britain. It reads a state is entitled to fix the breadth of its territorial sea to a maximum of six nautical Miles measured from the applicable Baseline. A state is entitled to establish a fishing zone contiguous to its territorial sea extending to a maximum limit of 12 Nautica Miles in which it. Shall Havi the same rights in respect of fish ing and exploitation of the Livin resources of the sea As it has in its territorial sea. See dispute Page 9 looking Fob Golf clubs this want and under Misc. Arts. Set of 4 left hand Golf clubs Canvas and leather bag. Go 2r5503. 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. Asian african demand s. Africa crisis i goes before in w protest in London London a police rested 50 demonstrators thursday night after sealing off South Africa House in the heart of Lon Don from l Yelling mob shouting murder and Freedom for Africa. The arrested men mostly Brit ish students and negroes were bundled off to a local police Sta Tion after a wild new flare up of protest Over the killing of some 80 negroes in South Africa. Several Hundred placard waving demonstrators clashed with mounted policemen. Surrounding the South african governments Headquarters in Trafalgar Square. But a few hours later things were almost Back to nor Mal. Police said they had placed charges against some 30 of the 50 arrested demonstrators. In parliament the government came under angry fire from la Bor opposition members demand ing an official denunciation of action by the South african police. But prime minister Macmillan sidestepped any direct comment on the racial policies of a fellow Commonwealth member. Instead the government tabled a parliamentary motion express ing its deep sympathy at the recent tragic the soviet Union weighed in with an official statement saying the South african government 1c has taken up a policy of racial or. Ment London Bomarc a Prato continue Ottawa of defence min Ster pearces said today Canada will continue with work on to Marc anti aircraft Sites and de scribed As reports f drastic cuts in the United tales Bomarc program. He was asked for Como ent in the commons by Paul Hellyer l Toronto Trinity on dispatches quoting a . Congressional source As. Stating that the . Bomarc appropriation for 1961 was Cut to from by the defence subcommittee of. The House of representatives appropriations committee. Or. Pearkes replied that it woh Ildi be inappropriate for him to make a statement on a speculative report of events in a meeting held behind closed doors. Canada had been consistently consulted on. Alterations in air defence planning. Cuts in anti aircraft spending would be in Accord with the. Belief of defence planners that the soviet Union is concentrating on missiles rather than aircraft see Bomarc Page 9 too complacent Ottawa Federal provincial health conference warned in a statement thursday that canadians Are complacent to Ward the danger of tuberculosis. The statement said this complacency is dangerous because to organisms Are becoming resistant to known drugs for the treatment of the disease. Going to Waist reducers take note. Ruth West s easy does it diet starts saturday afternoon in the Winnipeg free will continue in the women s pages for the next eight editions. A Sens i b 1 a modern diet it can take off up to. Eight pounds in nine Days. As ment to this feature free press cooking editor Norah Cherry has pre pared a detailed calorie Chart which is Well Worth saving. It will appear saturday with the first instalment of the diet series. Ben Gurion is satisfied with talks by Alvin Rosenfeld Tel Aviv special Nyht prime minister David Ben Gurio reported thursday that his dipl malic talks in the West were a most All the prime minister told the coi Ven lion of his Masai labor part that he met with great sym Atn and understanding for our pos Tion and Pur needs in his talk with president Eisenhower by Tain s prime minister Macmillan West German Chancellor Aden Auer and other Western official or. Ben Gurion cautioned Ever that he would be certain h trip had practical results Only a Ter these practical have been the Premier who delivered his repo less than 24 hours after his return received an ovation from a Crow gathered outside the meeting Hal Capetown govt. Outlaws negro organizations o United nations a the United nations Security Council will be called Jito a special session Early ext week to discuss the South african racial con list which has caused at East 80 deaths. The asian african woe called or the meeting. They planned to resent a formal request later to a for the Council to Uke up the situation arising from the kill no of negro demons tutors by Outh african police. The asian african letter is reported to Sty Liat the South african situation s a potential threat to internal ii Law negro groups in Capetown the South african government served notice today that it intends to outlaw the m ican nationalist Congress and he pan africanist Congress uie to leading negro organizations. Justice minister f. C. Erasmus Aid he will introduce a Bill won a authorizing the governor Gen ral to ban the two groups and Ertain other organizations. The measure is one More of the serious Steps prime Misler Hendrik Verwoerd has promised to meet what he has called massive revolt by South Africa s negro majority. The government has. Already banned All Public meetings of All races in the major centres Tor the next three months Toronto to decision by big Ottawa staff Baton Aid red Rogers broadcasting limited a company controlled by the Tor onto Telegram Friday was re commended by the Board of broadcast governors to be the cd Nee for Toronto s second Tele vision station in Competition with the Abc. Of her applicants were 1. Belaud h. Honderich vice president of the Toronto Star applying on behalf of a company to incorporated 2 spender w. Caldwell head of a radio sales and advertising Agency in also on behalf of a company to be incorporated 3. Upper Canada broadcasting limited a newly formed com Pany including the comedy team of Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster along with sir Ernest Mac Luan and a United kingdom commercial television firm Gran Ada to 4. Consolidated Fry Brookl Indus tries limited connected with Jack Kent Cooke. Owner of radio station key Toronto. 5. Maclea Hunter publishing av1av1vbui company limited combining with associated television of England 6. Henry Borden applying on be half group including the South am company limited 7. J. S. D. Tory applying on behalf of a yet unincorporated company that would include Odeon theatres of Canada and Howard g. Webster owner of the Globe and mail and 8 Rogers radio broadcasting company limited which operates radio station curb Toronto. The Baton Aldred Rogers inn s directors include John Basset the Telegram s publisher and radio to personally Joel Aldred. Longer Day staggered hours his prescription for schools a Manitoba educator declared thursday that it was not necessary for All pupils to arrive and leave school at the same time and that the possibility of an extended school Day should be considered. C. V. Madder a school principal and retiring president of the federation of Home and school associations told delegates to the association s annual convention that the horse and buggy Days of educational methods Are Over. The need for pupils to arrive at school at the same time and then leave at the same time he said. Many teachers he said recognize the need for an extended school Day. Of their own free will these teachers have classes before 9 o clock in the morning at noon hours and after or. Madder said. This work is centred in the arts and physical education. The teachers Only recognition is the praises received in the Success of the stating that an extended school Day is possible or. Madder said first the need must be there and recognized by teachers administrators and parents alike. Or. Madder told delegates that it was t necessary for All school operations to cease at 4 . The need for assistance at Home with the chores has he added. In fact it has disappeared in Many cases. Do Junior High and senior High school Stu dents need to be dismissed from school at 4 . To slump inactive before a television set or occupy a Stool or Booth in a sip nip and Chip ;