Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 16, 1962, Winnipeg, Manitoba Saturday features letters to the editor 12, 13 books 31 Church 38, 33 comics 62, 63 deaths. 20 finance 64. Garden column 5d Jumble contest 38 Jumble form 11 movies "1 music radio to 27 to 30 sports 55 to 59 travel a women s----14 to 18 Ferst Section pages 1-20 news women s news second week s snapshot contest win win a boat contest Page i fashion takes some novel turns Page 15 father Cooks on the Barbecue Page 17 second Section pages 21-34 Magazine Church bread baking is a science at the University what to do with p ets at vacation time Page 21 argue it out on conventions Page 22 yarns of Early Winnipeg Page 22 third Section pages 35-56 editorial classified fourth Section pages 57-k8 sports classified finance i Winnipeg free press final edition phone we 3-9331 am Price Loc in vol. 69__no. Pages Winnipeg saturday june in Holdup cts arrested soviets Airlift arms into Laos by Tom Lambert Vientiane Laos special Kyat the soviet Union has increased at least sixfold recently its Airlift flights of arms ammunition and other military supplies into communist held Fields in Laos it was Learned Friday. There was speculation Here that Moscow was Rushing Hun blow up Algiers City Hall by Andrew Borowiec Algiers the secret army was feared today to be capable of destroying much of Algeria by Remote control in its terrorist scorched Earth Cam a reds n new weapons into Laos for one of two purposes for secret stockpiles and future use by laotian and Viet namese communist forces. As replacement weapons to be hidden by communists for Issue later to those laotian red soldiers who will turn in then present weapons in any troop integration cutback and demilitarization program supposed to be carried out by the newly formed laotian coalition govern ment. Coalition the vastly stepped up russian arms Airlift began shortly before three laotian princes started talking recently about forming a coalition government. They agreed earlier this week to form such a regime. Meanwhile the russian arms Airlift is continuing. Soviet pilots in transports Are now making at least six times More arms flights monthly from communist North Viet Nam to communist held Airfield reopen Salan Case new evidence of plotting from cell by Don Cook Paris special Nyht the Case of sex Gen. Raoul Salan was reopened by the French Public pro i sector Friday with a move for a new trial based on evidence of new treason Able acts from his prison cell where he is serving a life sentence. At the same time the govern ment moved to lift the parliamentary immunity of former pre Mier Georges Bidault and place him on trial for plotting against the authority of the stale. Bid Ault. The principal French poli tical Leader of the secret army organization . Of which Salan was the military head in Algeria is hiding out somewhere in Europe presumably outside France. Please see Salan Page 4 Adenauer to assist French a program by Rawle Knox be possible to negotiate a truce Bonn special owns when j before atom and Hydrogen bombs. Chancellor Adenauer goes on his were used _ state visit to France next month j brigades he will according to informed m f he beginning of May. Gen. I sources Here make a positive of j Norstad nato supreme com j Fer to Gen. De Gaule to assist in i Mander asked West Germany to the French atomic development raise another six Bri 9 Sun Rise. A. Moon . Forecast sunny 55 and 75 of 6 Sun Seu . Moon Seu big guns fire final salvos in election fight 2 men taken off train at it. William by la3zlo Bastro Janszky two men were arrested in fort William saturday morning on Board an East bound train and. Are being held in police custody in connection with the robbery of the Beverley Street and notre Dame Avenue Bank of Montreal Branch thursday. J the arrest of the Man was an i bounced by Winnipeg police i shortly before noon saturday. I Winnipeg detectives Are on their Way to fort William Ter View the suspects. Police said the two men were arrested on Board an East bound train shortly after it pulled into please see bandits Page 5 elderly May get Loc fare the communist held Airfield at. Tche Pone on the Eastern Border pain to refiner the territory to. Of Laos than the six to eight a wasteland. I lights they made monthly late secret army commandos last year to the same site. Shattered Algiers massive Hall with explosives Friday night hours after heavily dam aging a municipal Hospital and destroying a big Power dam. And european terrorists put the Torch to private property throughout the capital. The explosion in the City Hall killed at least six soldiers and wounded 43 others. Police officials said these Cret army had planted an estimated 200 pounds of explosives in the City Hall weeks be-1 old age pensioners May be fore a company of soldiers j Grant Etc Jaq cent fares on metro it moved in to guard the building. There will probably be they said the charges appar-1 no major changes in operations entry were set off by someone a transit report to he submitted who had Only to enter the build to metro Council about the and ing. Light the fuses and walk j of the month is expected to away. Police feared similar j recommend. Charges Are planted in other a the report being prepared by i cities throughout the territory j executive director Elswood Bole destroy pavilions and streets and transit director m t Macdonald was originally s blew up Thiee sur j for submission May 15, pavilions and he Model n h t two Are St working on is tic Laboratory of the mus Laphan Hospital. No one j was injured hut officials feared the s100.000 damage could not i was slab fitted Sadier he repaired under present con j in the month he was referred a lotions. Dack without study. Other secret army agents j the ,.ecornrnendation? will struck 100 Miles to the East j he about the same As blowing up the control Installa-1 the draft but More detailed. Tons of the Darguin dam. A service improvement in new major supplier of Power for Al areas larger spaces Between Giers. Officials said repairs shops and improved shelters Are Anc the combined services staff Are critical of american strategical Fence minister. Or. Franz Josef raise another six Bri strengthen the defences in the militarily weak Northern zone of West Germany i to would act theories about the defence i As ,.ejnfol.cernents for Bonn s pre Europe in general and Germany j2 water the Divi in particular. The expensive shop-1 Jonal also would be Ping trip in . Of Tow radio to finally fall silent by the Canadian press Canada s b i s political guns fired 1hoir last Maior salvos of to Campaign Friday. By monday night it will be All Ovett Bill hip vote counting to in Cir who will form Canada s next . From now on the sole ram pain sounds to to heard will come Only from the hustings. Partisan appeals on radio Nurt even broadcast reports of such stilled by Law at Midnight Friday night. Reverberations sounded again Friday night Over Russia s pro test note charging Canadian preparation for nuclear Arma note rejected by the government and condemned by All political parties. Primp minister Diefken Hakr. In a Hamilton speech urged voters to return his govern men to show Premier Khrushchev that he can t coerce Tana Diane. Liberal header Pearson campaigning at Woodstock and Brantford said or. Diefenbaker was trying to exploit the soviet intervention for political purposes. Neither Premier Khrushchev nor president Ken Nedy would decide hip election please see Pace 5 two months of campaigning has ended for the leaders of Canada s four political parties Strauss to buy arms has con see Adenauer Page 4 i Vinced him i hat Washington is i still not willing in his View to i i make nato a truly Independent i atomic Power. I the pause theory often Attri-1 i buted Here to the Kennedy and i ministration has led to nato de-1 1 Mancos that West Germany in crease her army manpower to 700.000 men More regulars than j Hitler had in undivided Germany j before mobilization in 1939. The pause theory postulates i that it must be possible to hold Russia in. Europe with Conven Bristol rocket tested ment. Nip Leader Tommy Douglas lower and socked Leader Robert Thompson lower right can Only Hope Hal heir parties May hold he balance of Power in the next parliament pm pledges lock twinning hurls Defiance at Nikita recommendations to Regina goes into details would take eight to 10 months. At Side Bel Abbes six Grade schools and a High school were burned. Among the expected recommend actions. Adult fares will probably stay the same new use found for Gay Chapeau Ottawa an Ottawa woman in anticipation of her daughter s june wed Ding went out and bought a new hat the other Day. It was one of those Spring creations that can Only be worn on such an occasion a mass of Flowers so real looking you almost want to pick them. On her Way Home from the hat shop wearing the Crea Tion she suddenly remembered the funeral of a Friend was being held that after noon at a funeral Chapel. Going into the funeral Home it occurred to her that her headgear was hardly suitable for the occasion so she took it off and handed it to one of the attendants to look after then went to sit Down in the Chapel. Moments later the. Coffin was wheeled in for the ser vice. Atop it was the hat. The owner did not claim it. Wallops Island. A. Up Canadian Black Brant Iii rockets were test fired Here Fri i Day and although maximum Alti tude was not achieved Canadian and . Officials described the tests As generally satisfactory. The single stage solid fuel rockets part of a family of ve-1 hides designed for deep space j shots reached an Altitude of 58. Miles on the first test and about 162 Miles on the second. A. W. Fia chief Engineer for Bristol Aero industries Winni Peg the manufacturers said Regina up regulations the altitudes reached were about dealing with the Saskatchewan i 10 per cent below predictions medical care insurance plan Fia 47, a native of let plan scheduled to begin in two j Bridge alia., said this was the weeks were announced friday1 night. Earlier f r id a y. Premier Woodrow Lloyd refused to meet with an estimated 500 persons who went to the legislature in a ll2-car cavalcade to present be j tit ions and ask that implement i tation of the plan be delayed. I the cavalcade was organized by keep our doctors commit tee members representing Prince Albert Premier Lloyd s Home Riding of Biggar and other Saskatchewan centres. It followed a cavalcade held two weeks ago of about 350 cars which presented or. Lloyd with petitions from All Over the prov Ince carrying about Sig natures asking for the delay. Doctors in several areas have said they will leave the prov than work under the compulsory comprehensive and prepay program. And the provincial College of physicians and surgeons has announced it will provide Only Hospital based Hamilton staff i prime minister John Diefenbaker wind ing up his strenuous Campaign tour Friday in this Centre of Ontario s Golden Horseshoe area promised to twin the locks of the great Welland canal again shouted Defiance at. Premier Khrushchev and neatly handled a Brace of hecklers. To Cost Between the prime closed that his government has decided to proceed As quickly As possible with the twinning of the locks on the Welland canal. H bypasses Nia Ogara Falls in the St. Lawrence i Seaway route from the atlantic1 i through the great lakes. He also announced during his last Day of election Campaign j ing in Southern Ontario that pay ment of dolls on the All Canadian Welland canal is to be sus the twin announcements brought roars of 1 Delight and approval from his crowds at Welland and at Ham Ilton. Please see rocket Page 11 readers give their views on election because of the great inter est in monday s Federal election and the resultant in crease in letters to the editor the free press today prints two pages of letters. Page 2 is full of letters about the election. Page 13 has five columns of letters dealing with the election and three columns on other subjects. Pearson takes final whack at Dollar by Alex Young Brantford ont. Staff the Liberal election Campaign ended with a bang Friday night. Fireworks brass bands and majorettes provided the obvious political Climax to. The eight week Battle for Power of Liberal Leader Lester b. Pearson. Ments of the finale were the acre town Square of Brantford j just so they could hear Lester Pearson. The Riding has been conserva Tive since 1953. Money warning the new issues injected into the Campaign were a warning by or. Pearson that re election a spirited crowd of Well Over 2.500 greeted him with cheers and roars of enthusiasm in Ham Ilton. He spoke in a movie theatre. There were Boos Ming led with shouts of support. But the cries of criticism were drowned out in a Thunder of applause. Exuding Confidence and Smil ing his Delight Al the tory show of strength. Or. Diefenbaker delivered a Lively speech. It made up with vigor what it lacked in variety. It was interrupted Over 50 times by applause and cheers a record or the prime minister during the eight weeks of campaigning that saw him make More than 150 speeches. Fro m Toronto to Welland on the Niagara Border and Back to Hamilton he toured Friday. He said he had got the mess the message was we want Over and Over he heard it from crowds of enthusiastic tories and he was con Vinced that monday would see his government returned to of fice he Lold his Hamilton Aud Douglas defends plan Regina demo cratic party Leader t. R. Doing Las climaxed his election my pain in his Home constituency Friday night by championing the cause of medical health care and attacking his Pelitira opponents. Some persons filled hip Bull ring Al Hie exhibition auditorium jammed the entrances and at Leas 500 More spilled into the adjoining horse stables to listen in the n do chieftain. Please see Douglas Page 1 Jumble contest zone irined see pm Pace 11 City Man Jumble Winner lame Adams. 2m Maryland Street is this week s first prize Winner of in the free press Jumble contest. Tario and the new issues he brought by word into the dying Campaign. Between and 7.000 people jammed Victoria Park the four services beginning emergency july 1. Please see doctors Page 4 sues for divorce Hollywood Apac Tress Janet Leigh who split with actor Tony Curtis March 17 after 10 years of marriage is suing for divorce. The Cou ple has two daughters Kelly 6, and Janie 3. Looking for a stereo record player this want and under miscellaneous articles for Sale 50 stereo record player. Swedish Walnut Pood Condi Tion. Phone go Ole 2-161s. 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. Of the Dollar As Well As a new tight Money spell resulting from devaluation. The thousands of men women and children who gathered at Victoria Park to hear or. Pear son began to group More than an hour before he arrived at i 9 . They cheered his Declar i action that a new Liberal govern j ment would do better for can Ada. And after dusk which was relieved Only by a few spotlights i while most of the people stood applauding in darkness under the Trees of the Park he said i ask you tonight at this wonderful final meeting of the Campaign to work for this coun try so we can lift up our Heads please see Pearson Page 11 a close race seems certain reports indicate a photo finish Between the conservatives and liberals is indicated by free press correspondents who report in today s edition on the election Campaign s closing Days. For the assessment of these observers on How the situation looked Frt can Ada s four parties shortly before election Day please turn to Page 25. Contest rules and entry form on Page 11 the Jumble editor was unable to reach or. Adams to inform him of his Good Fortune he will no doubt be .1 Happy Man when he reads today s free press. Five other contestants will receive s10 each mrs. W. Lilley. 444 Henderson Highway mrs. A. E. Lakatos. 659 Hoskin ave nue p. Gascoigne. Honors. Out. Mrs. G. 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