Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 14, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg. Tree May -14. Ism. Page 7 govt. To enlist advisers on Trade by Victor Mackle Ottawa staff Canada will establish a Trade advisory panel Commerce department an official whose main Job is to keep abreast of Industrial requirements and trends including Tariff problems. Of top flight industrialists Busi i to meet this need the minister newsmen and financiers to help of Trade and Commerce May name devise plans for meeting the Chal Jan associate Deputy minister Lenge of the european trading charged with the important mus bios and the intensified Trade trial Liaison role Competition emanating from rus Sia. The voluntary committee will weigh the Board problems of Ca Nadian Trade import and Export and of Industrial development it was Learned saturday. Out of its deliberations Are expected to come recommendations to Hon. Gordon Churchill minis Ter of Trade and Commerce aimed at accelerating Canadian production and Canadian Industrial development and Trade. The panel has not yet been picked but there have been preliminary discussions. It is under stood that a group of 25 to 30 recognized leaders in Canadian business and Industry will under take the advisory task this Spring. First meeting of the advisory Council May be held before july with a Start made on its work expected by september. The com Mittee is expected to meet half a dozen times a year at first probably not so often later in its life. Members of the committee will serve voluntarily without remuneration and without government contributions toward expenses. It is understood the Council s membership will come from such industries As the railway and automotive Fields Oil pulp and paper corporations together with a representative Cross Section of Busi Ness Industry and finance. The economic and Trade advisory group will be made up of personnel entirely outside government ranks. The sixties Are expected to be a period of Competition in world Trade. At the same time in regard to Industrial development the government is concerned that there should be within the Trade and Jumble Winner Winner did word game from Start a Mother of four boys mrs. Elizabeth Popiel of 397 Robertson Street is this week s Winner of in the Jumble contest draw. Mrs. Popiel says she has been doing the puzzles Ever since the contest started but this is the first time she has been fortunate enough Rebrin Back in custody by Jim Peacock Vancouver up Irene Rebrin is Back in room 13, con fined at least until tuesday in immigration department detention quarters Here. The 33-year-old russian Ian Guage teacher was returned to immigration department custody Friday when her application to have the . Supreme Cour quash a deportation order again her was dismissed. Her counsel filed notice of a peal after or. Justice t. G. Nor Ris handed Down his decision Fri Day but an application to have her released on bail pending Dis position of the Appeal won t be heard until tuesday. Unlucky number miss Rebrin free on Bond for 18 Days previous to this decision on Friday the 13th, Well Back to the same room 13 where she had been held for nearly two weeks following her arrest by immigration authorities last april to win. Jumble rules and entry form on Page 28 winners of prizes Are g. Bradford 209 Garfield Street miss Irene Dean 930 Ingersoll Street mrs. A. Gallop 143 traverse Street mrs. Ann began Dickens Post office and mrs. Alex Sinclair Neepawa. The Correct answers to Puzzle number 1605 to 1610 Are piano would Mound wisely a win Dow music mangy unfit Asylum mail fans Beret exact gloom unkind next door bribe Vista tying Pagoda in Tempo epoch havoc plasma a pet shop onion slice humor duplex his Din Ner 13. She is permitted no visitors other than counsel. On her arrest in april the department intended to Deport Hei a Brazil from where she came o Canada in 1958 As a visitor iut the court proceedings brought an automatic stay. The notice o Appeal has the same effect Anc Orfiss Rebrin will remain Here unil the Appeal is dealt with. This May not come until sometime in Une. Miss Rebrin s application for permanent residence in was rejected in january 1959 and her Appeal against the order by immigration minister Ellen Fairclough was dismissed a year later. A political refugee from rec China where she was born White russian parents she considered stateless and thus no qualified under the immigration act to become an immigrant Tranada. Arguments rejected or. Justice Norris in a written judgment that rejected All Argi cents of miss Rebrin s Counse ruled that under the Law ther was sufficient grounds to uphold the deportation order. The Justice said the question o own your own Coin laundry Speed a Ash stores Are highly profit Able business. All equipment Coin operated. To labour inventory or credit problems. Only a few hours a week required for efficient opera Tion. An Ideal second business moderate investment Speed was stores feature Speed Queen Corner Cial washers built by Mcgraw Edison the no. 1 Choice of Coin laundry operators. Speed Wasli stores under construction which Are now available. Before you invest m any Coin laundry investigate our program. Write. Irving Wolinsky Greet West electric and radio co. Ltd. Wholesale distributor a 87 Prince a St., Winnipeg Man. Miss Rebrin being a Security risk brought up by mrs. Fair Clough in the commons was of Side the consideration of the orig Inal deportation order. The minister in making state ments in parliament that mis Rebrin was a Security risk seams to have suffered from a Hunting treaty rights asserted by Alberta Indian delegation Ottawa up an Indian delegation from assert ing ancient treaty rights in Hunt ing and fishing put a Black Mark against the tactics of some White Hunters Friday. In a Brief to a Senate commons committee on. Indian affairs the Indian association of Alberta said indians have been accused of poor conservation practices and their Hunting trapping and fish ing rights have been limited. However we need Only to Point out that the destruction of the great Buffalo herds in the last Century was done by White the Brief said. Passenger pigeons whistling cranes and trumpeter wans had All but disappeared. And in the present Day the so ailed White spokesmen prob Aly wound or leave rotting in the orests and lakes As much wild Feas the whole Indian Popula on kills for re Are the head table guest a it the 85th. Anniversary Odd banquet Hall. Kennedy Street. Left to right. J. A Martin Aid. H. C. Avery. B. W. Pilcher j. A. Here Are Fellows Sproule and s. T. J. Ellerton. Must have Edmonton to station Csc Edmonton an individual private television station regularly turn out programs Good enough to be shown on a National to network this is a major consideration facing the Board of broadcast governors in its task of choosing an operator for Edmonton s Sec Ond to station. The applicants Are the Csc and four private companies. The Csc View As expressed Here Friday by corporation presi Dent j. Alphonse Ouimet is that judging from the plans of the other App cants Here private stations would be too bound up in their own local programming to do a proper Job for a National net work. There a standing Csc offer to accept for network use any private station program that comes up to what the Corpora Tion considers National viewing calibre. But or. Ouimet told the big there have been no takers on the English language network since offer was made in 1952. He indicated the Csc foresees no change in this situation National duty the publicly owned Agency says an Edmonton station is essential if the Csc is to fulfil its National service obligation. If the Board accepts this Csc argument it must either recommend that the government License the corporation As the Sec Ond Edmonton station or be assured that a second private Licensee is capable of filling in for the Csc. Apparently in an Effort to re solve this Point the. Board this week asked All four Edmonton applicants whether they would be willing and Able to the proper suitable Security risk for the Csc network. Without sex Xii met said it would t work. It Ould be entirely he a sleeved. It is understood that he con Meed the governors that it would indeed be impractical. The Board As dropped the whole ast for the present. Private applicants besides the Csc the applicants shareholder Selkirk holdings time a. M. Met limited which already has inter its in eight broadcasting stations n Canada and which would own i per cent of Edmonton video Mayfair broadcasting company limited comprised of 40 share one of them holding any interests in existing stations r publishing companies and ended by Alex Starko 32-year a executive in his father s dry leaning business Here Northgate broadcasting Corn any limited with or. C. A. Lard and or. Rene Boileau both surgeons heading a 10-Man group Fiat has no ties with other communications Media and radio station Ched Edmonton Lus the financial participation of Joyd e. Moffatt. Owner of radio tation sky win Sapeg ind e. Tawlinson manager of radio Sta Lon Cubi Prince Albert sask. The Board s decision is exacted to be announced in of Awa shortly after the May 23 Day Holiday. Combined with it will be the Board s rec amended second for Calgary. Somewhat refreshing excess of frankness a frankness which suffered from her expression of Sanford Farmer found dead Sanford Man. Special a 2-year-old Farmer was found dead evening at his farm three Miles Southwest of Here and 20 Miles Southwest of Winnipeg. The body of Albert bean was found entangled in behind a tractor. This spectacular naw but Only an underwriter labelled Chimney manufactured sold Mumin air chimneys Ltd. 1483 Wellington tar of St. Phone 3-4433 a cultivator free show As Uptown closes the Uptown theatre bows out of the movie business next week to come a Bowling Alley but it will leave its youngest customers with Happy memories. The theatre will a Spe Cial free Farwel show sunday afternoon for children and their parents if they want to come. On the Bill will be a feature film and six cartoons. The show starts at caption the answer was yes the applicants Here have ech oed the Hopes for a second in dependent network expressed ear Lier by All applicants for second stations in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and Vancouver. Worth exporting underlying the Board s questions on network programming ability was the feeling that if the second private stations can pro Duce programs Good enough for viewing by their counterparts elsewhere what s to keep their from turning out shows Good enough for the Csc it is known that some big members refuse to accept any suggestion that Only the Csc car turn out a television program of High enough Quality for viewing everywhere in . Another new on from the asked of each private applicant Here if licensed would the new Privat station be willing to share the Supply of Csc network program with the existing station in Edmonton Corn to they. All said yes. But or More about warning continued from Page 1 the Fate of world peace de pends in no Small measure on the lessons which the Canadian government and the governments of the other countries whore . Planes Are located draw from the incident of the spy this was the first direct men Tion of Canada in russian blasts in the last week about the Amer ican spy plane. External affairs minister Green has reiterated several times in the House of commons at Ottawa that while u-2 High flying jets of the Type shot Down do occasionally operate from the. United states Over can Ada they do not Fly from Cana Dian air space to other countries. The Only u-2s flying Over Canada Are engaged in legitimate weather and radioactivity re search. Green has More about Bomarc from Page 1 there have been 10 Bomarc b firings one described As a Success two partially successful one Al most successful and six failures the Bomarc a has been assigned o operational air defence duties n the United states. The Canadian defence depart ment is encouraged to believe the Bomarc b will ultimately prove it self in time to convince the United states Senate that the program should be continued. The minister pointed out that the principle o the Bomarc b is similar to tha of the Bomarc a which had the successful test firings. Reports reaching Ottawa a that the Bomarc h has a ram be engine for its second stage after launching with solid fuel. In the first five tests the ram Jet presenting new design problems failed to ignite. Canada will learn officially from the . Next july at a meeting o Canadian and american minister Oil North America defence As t whether the Bomarc b is to b adopted. Ere Edmonton video limited armed by 10 individual share hold by Gerry Gaeta for or manager of radio station jct one corporate More about questions continued from Page 1 q if the president does Noi authorize each specific air Alert Ould a senior officer or a Pilo Ake it into his head to go ahead and bomb Russia a that would be impossible bombers on air Alert Fly toward heir targets but turn Back automatically Long before reaching soviet territory unless ordered o press their attack Home. Only he person exercising the Power the president can give tha order. Wherever he May be the president is in constant communication by radio and other Means with the military Headquarters. Q could t some one else press he Button a several senior officers to Ether sit at the Button table even if they went collectively mad and pressed the Button the balloon would still not go up be cause the order to fire must com to the units simultaneously from command Headquarters and the president. More about Summit continued from Page 1 q How about a bomber Crew going mad a they would have to go col actively mad and even then. Then companion planes in the Squadron have orders to Stop a bomber Crew that is going q Why were american admin on made so late Why did Washington try to cover up at first a the espionage planes Are rigged to disintegrate totally m e of Accident. When others have been knocked Down the russians have not recovered sufficient evidence to make a Case. This time something went wrong and they recovered a Good Deal. Q could they have recovered the camera and films despite the tremendous height from which the aircraft crashed a the camera is also rigged to disintegrate but is also capable of withstanding a crash at the end of a successful Mission. Q could the Pilot have survived a 12-Mfle Parachute drop a yes. The pilots Are trained to Parachute from Heights. Copyright 19m, foreign the soviet chief took off from Moscow in an atmosphere that was hardly optimistic for Success f the top level talks. Denounce aggression front pages of Moscow news Capers were covered with stories and pictures denouncing Amer can aggression by the u-2 spy plane downed Over. Sverdlovsk on Jay Day. Khrushchev made no speech on having Moscow s Vnuk ovo air port despite an impressive turn jut of the entire soviet praesidium diplomatic corps to see Lim off. President Eisenhower will Early sunday. He apparently is no less determined in Lis support of spy planes beyond the Iron curtain than Khrushchev s in denouncing them As aggressive acts against the soviet Union. Eisenhower cancelled plans for a television speech in Advance of Lis departure from Washington the White House simply said the president had change his mind but there is speculation Here that he found the Summit conference Outlook too Uncertain o discuss constructively. He also might want to avoid further intensifying the dispute with Khrushchev. Private talks Allied diplomats speculated that Khrushchev and Eisenhower might have a private talk prior of the monday morning opening of the big four Summit sessions French leaders Are reported to a meeting Between the two president de Gaulle was re ported planning an attempt to be to soft pedal the spy plane Row. De Gaulle is anxious the big four to go ahead As originally planned with negotiations on disarmament a nuclear test treaty the Berlin dispute Ana other outstanding East West is sues. Prime minister Mac Iuan do from London sunday morning also is expected to devote i initial efforts to trying to save the conference from disruption. May Clear Ai r Khrushchev and de Gaulle Wil meet at the Elysee Palace the French presidential residence shortly before noon sunday Khrushchev asked for the meet Irig but associates said de Gaull welcomed the Chance to Clear the diplomatic air. One of a flurry of formal diplomatic protests on the plane incident was aimed at Washingto from Norway Friday. Osl backed Khrushchev s claim tha the u-2 spy Craft had been destined to land at Norway s Bod Field after crossing Russia. Moscow fired official protest at Norway Pakistan and at tur key where the u-2 was orig Nally based. The note to Oslo accused Norway of partaking in american provocations an threatened to destroy any base used for future spy flights. The notes to Pakistan and Turke were similar. In another slap at Washington the Kremlin suddenly called of a scheduled Goodwill visit to the . By the soviet air Force chief this provision however con tit utes an attempt to bar re Ourse to the courts to foreign visitors and Only the determine on of Learned judges through it Canada to ensure Liberty to grangers in the country has attempt partially abortive. Quotes from act or. Justice Norris also quoted from the Section of the act under hich miss Rebrin a political refugee from China when she vent to Brazil with her White russian parents a year before Oming to Canada As a visitor in 958, was refused permanent res Dence. The Section says that persons who Are refugees from a country f Europe May be accepted As immigrants. While it is not for me to speculate As to Why the except Ion with regard to refugees was limited to refugees coun try of he said it May ave been that without such Lim tation a flood of immigrants too difficult for this country to handle would have been the grazing tees Colorado has 11 National Forest and Forest. Grazing fee More about criticism continued from Page 1 i t t chief John s. Samson of the Hobbema reservation was sup sorted by Indian affairs director of. H. M. Jones indians Are Well known As conservation another complaint was that indians have difficulty enforcing heir treaty rights to Hunt trap and fish for food in All seasons on unoccupied Crown lands and on any other lands to which they Lave Access. Mrs. John c. German. Calgary Awyer who presented the Brief Jaid indians Are even denied this right on reservation lands leased o non indians for lumbering or laying. It was ridiculous for indians to have to seek enforce ment of this right through the courts. The government should stipulate the right in the leases. Earlier the association urged fresh government Effort to train hians for paying jobs and encourage establishment of Small businesses on reservations. Ask Federal Aid it asked for government Aid in starting Small Indian operated businesses on reservations such As logging and lumbering Indus Ries Mink ranches tourist shops garages and Barber shops. Private firms leasing Timber minerals or land on the reservations should be required to give reference to Indian labor the grief said. Brandon cleric returning to England Brandon Man. Special Dean b. O. Whitfield of St. Mal Low s Cathedral Brandon is re turning to his Homeland England Early in july it is announced. He Las been Rector of the Cathedra since 1954 and was appointee Dean in 1956, the first Dean in Brandon diocese. Dean Whitfield and his family Are going to the diocese of Lin Coin in England. He has served in Saskatchewan Rural areas and at Melita Ham Ota and Birtle parishes and St George s anglican Church in bran Don prior to going to St. Mat thew s Cathedral. The National safety Council say Rural traffic deaths outnumber or Jan deaths almost 3 to 1. Mrs. Gorman agreed that such firms Are required by the govern ment As trustee for the indians to pay top prices for such leases. But the indians probably would be willing to have smaller lease pay ments if they could be assured of jobs. Referring to problems of Indian trappers caused by Low fur prices he said there is a terrible Condi Tion at the cold Lake Reserva Tion in northeastern Alberta. Part of the reservation had been sold for an Craf rocket Range and trap lines had been re moved. But nothing had been done to train the indians for other occupations. X till n cultivate mulch Weed Furrow "-22" unrest affects Market Johannesburg a a financial Leader reported Friday the capital value of companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange has plummeted and foreign Cap ital has deserted South Africa since racial violence broke out in March. A. J. F. Fergusson president of the Stock Exchange blamed the unprecedented drop on the nationalist govern ment s unflinching adherence to strict White supremacy policies. South africans whatever their private or political opinions May be must realize that if the prevailing policies continue irreparable damage could be done to the Union s he said. Decides to speak out Fergusson noted thai Exlena affairs minister Eric Louw had told the British Commonwealth prime ministers conference in London that South Africa is determined to enforce its apartheid racial segregation policies. Fer Gusson commented it is this it is his publicly expressed determination to continue along the old unhappy has decided me to speak out and make Plain the financial implications of our sit 21" Amhi Extension wiubi1 Max mum Star Box 16 heavy duty hint automatic recoil to tartar heavy Willy 3 . . Al nth Flag Wulp to str not re Vort Spring bar Furrow Avo Llobet Cut inf it pfc up m in the a jmj or the Hemom Earth Bird Kotar Lor a we Tim 7bt" text at distributor c. A. Defer rec sons limited 78 Francom Man. A he. 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