Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 3, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Building figures up the value of construction in greater Winnipeg during the first six months of 1963 was up Mil lion Over the same period year. The Industrial development Board of greater Winnipeg re ports that building permits were issued up to the end of july for a total of Here is a breakdown of the permits issued dwellings for stores 15 for factories 62 for Public build Ings. 94 for apart ments 37, for miscellaneous for fire Protection for everything in fire Lichtine equipment sales Aud service Call Chi Loco firefighting 46 Archibald St. Pm. Cd 7-3619 Sra cob and associates dentists located Over metropolitan store phone Whitehall 2-8531 Corner Portage and Carlton hours 9-6 daily closed saturdays during August for stomach distress a Relief for heartburn of appetite sour stomach excess acid hype acidity has been used for the 18 years with results at All drug stores. Bannatyne ave. For Sale 200 Loo Ideal site for shopping Centre drive in restaurant hotel Motel Bank Large Apt. Block Etc. Situated on Cross town i Way close to new City Hall. Excellent pedestrian traffic. For information Callju 9-6327 evenings we 2-2898 mailman paving Callju 9-4351 for Asphalt paving parking lots service stations roads and streets accessories fences Concrete curbs heating plugs lighting Etc. Maintenance and repair work engineering and design Layouts All work fully guaranteed free estimates and fast service by Max Steiman sons preliminary notice of High Grade household furniture and effects on the premises at 987 Weatherdon ave. Wednesday aug. 7th at 2 . Instructed by the owner who is leaving the country we will sell in part 6 pc. Modern Walnut double Dresser bedroom Ste. Complete with Box 2 pc. Modern foam rubber Chesterfield Ste., Beach deluxe elec. Range Glass oven . Two tone Interior elec. Re fridge late Model Inglis Washer with pump Ria Victor 21" television rugs Etc., Etc. Note watch full detailed this paper tues Day August 6th. On View morning of Sale Max Steiman auctioneers m. K. Steiman and h. A Steiman 2-.1397 evaluators More about wheat continued from Page 1 the first agreement was to have run to next december by the final shipments under i were completed in june with bushels of wheat and some bushels of bar Ley outstanding. However these amounts were above and beyond the minimum figures which China was required to accept. The new agreement Vignec by chief commissioner w. C Mcnamara of the Canadian wheat Board who had been negotiating in Hong Kong since Early dated aug. 1. Ii runs for three years and maintains the Down payment of 25 per cent Cash. Interest rates remain unknown. The various hard con tracts will continue to be negotiated at the prevailing Price at the time. The first for 18, bushels of wheat has been arranged for Shipmen from Pacific ports Over the period from aug. 1 to next Jan. 31. The government will continue to finance the credit terms from a special fund which amounted to under the former government. Seek Canadian buyers or. Sharp who congratulate chief commissioner Mcnamara for his work both in the second Deal and the first said the rec China state trading corporations will of course seek to main Tain and develop their Market in Canada for various items it is in our Mutual interest to provide them with an Opportunity to do so subject to appropriate safeguards to avoid Market disruption and damage to Canadian producers. In this connection the Chi Nese state trading corporations have undertaken to limit their exports of sensitive items including the implication is that red China had applied Strong pres sure for greater Access to Cana Dian markets for their exports to help balance a big Canadian Trade surplus with that country More about treaty continued from Page 1 Trie proposed non aggression pact is expected to be a matter of highest priority during or. Rusk s talks although no Agenda has been established. Other issues which Are expected to be discussed include 9 the growing menace which both the communist and free worlds face from red China s aggressive tactics and determination to amass a nuclear Arsenal. Or. Khrushchev s suggestion that a plan be worked out to Avert Surprise attack by exchanging observers at transportation centres to determine whether Large troop movements Are under Way. Or. Khrushchev s Call for National defence budgets to be proven at current Levels or even be Cut. F the Means of reducing ten Sions in Laos and South Viet Nam. General East West disarmament. 9 the possibility of reducing the number of communist and Western forces now massed in the two Germany. Ways of preventing further proliferation of nuclear weapons. The establishment of nuclear free zones in Africa and latin America. State department officials stressed Friday that or. Rusk s conversations in Moscow constitute a far ranging discussion of issues but will not involve Nego include Cuba . Senate majority Leader Mike Mansfield Democrat Mon an advocate of the test ban agreement say the treaty could pave the Way for making latin America a nuclear free zone. He suggested that Cuba be included in such a zone. The Montana noted that the initiative for such a move Al ready has been taken in a joint declaration signed in april by Mexico Brazil Bolivia Chile and Ecuador. Those five nations expressed the determination that nuclear weapons never be placed on their soil. State department sources said he government might be willing to declare both latin America and Africa As nuclear free areas but said the United states would not permit inclusion of puerto Rico Panama the Virgin is ands and other Sites of . De fences. The Angeles times Lake Titicaca in Peru is the Argest in South America and also one of the highest at feet above sea level. Builders of the future Morris Neaman w. J. Parker j. Arthur Coulter d. K. Friesen j. Reginald Mcmillan w. K. Wilton Gordon Crawford or. C. Gilson Gordon Lawson guiding Light of the provincial government s economic development program will be the nine Man economic consultative Board shown above. Or. Mcmillan the Board chairman was chair Man of the committee on Manitoba s economic future. He was formerly car vice president in charge of operations for All Western Canada vice president of the Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific railway director of Public markets Ltd. And a director of the Manitoba forestry association. Or. Neaman president of Neaman furs and Sterling cloak and a director of a number of companies has been chairman of the Manitoba development fund since 1961. Or. Parker has been presi Dent of Manitoba Pool elevators since 1940 and is president of Northern Canadian seed sales limited vice president of Pool insurance company and Canadian Pool agencies and a former director car and Tea. Or. Coulter is a metro councillor and a former Winnipeg Alderman. He has been Secretary treasurer of the brewery workers Union Secretary of the Winnipeg labor Council and is currently executive Secretary of the Winnipeg and District labor Council. Or. Friesen is president of d. W. Friesen and sons in Altona publisher of the red River Valley Echo executive director of radio station fam and president of the Manitoba motor league. Or. Wilton of Wilton motors limited Brandon is an executive member of the Brandon chamber of Commerce. Or. Crawford president of the United steelworkers of american area Council for the past six years has been Active in the labor movement for 16 years. Or. Gilson is professor of agricultural economics at the University of Manitoba and has undertaken a number of studies of farm and resource questions. Or. Lawson is Secretary treasurer of James a. Richardson and sons and president of Patricia transportation company. He holds directorships and executive positions in mining and aircraft companies and is a past president of the Winnipeg Blue bombers. Overhaul of fund seen marvelous vacation . South american of the great lancet Only includes transportation meals berth in outside Cabin and entertainment. Marvelous it is Over 2200 Miles of great lakes Waterways America s new 4th coastline. Sail from Detroit Buffalo Cleveland or Duluth for 7 Days and 7 nights of rest relaxation Lun frolic sightseeing and Fine food. Visi America s new world ports plus Beautiful Mackinac Island. Shorter trips available from Detroit Only. Ask about great lakes St. Lawrence Seaway cruises. Agent georgian Bay line 111 Union depot Duluth 2. Minn Telephone 1ia 7-1.844 Ottawa up parliament will be asked this fall to pass new legislation overhauling the bankrupt unemployment insurance fund a reliable source says. Work on the legislation has been under Way for some time. The Cabinet has been told that no matter How quickly it moves with new legislation the unemployment insurance fund will Likely dive into the red by May 1964. This warning came from the unemployment insurance advisory committee a non govern mental body in a report de Vered to the Cabinet a few weeks ago and tabled in the commons Friday by labor min Ster Maceachen. The committee said the fund will Likely be in the icle by May 1964. Based on study the nine member advisory to be an outside watchdog Over the financial operations of the unemployment insurance to forecasts on an actuarial study prepared by j. W. Kroe cer senior actuary of the fed eral department of insurance. The Kroeker study said the und can be expected to be in tie Black by about y Deo. 1 this year. But Winter unemployment would eat away at this surplus having a deficit by March 31, 1964. By May 31, 1964, he nosedive into the red would amount to about the study said. Both or. Kroeker and the advisory committee said that pos sible legislative overhaul to the unemployment system will not Lave a significant effect on the operation of the fund this Winter. The government plans to bring legislation before parliament at the fall session to implement some of the recommendations of a special committee of inquiry hat studied the unemployment insurance program. The committee headed by Toronto insurance executive Ernest c. Gill proposed a drastic overhaul of the insurance scheme to place it on a better looting. Agree on divorce procedures Ottawa up the Senate and commons reached agree ment Friday night on new i orce procedures after the up per House was assured that its Powers to Deal with divorce Bills Are not being trimmed radians seeking dissolution of marriages performed in Quebec and have no provincial divorce will petition parliament and the cases will go to the Senate for decision. The Senate however will not make its decision on an individual Case until it has been heard by a Senate officer who will in effect be a divorce court judge and the officer has re ported the evidence tack to the Senate. A minute Compromise was reached Between the Senate and commons on the import Ance to be attached to the offi cer s report. The commons wanted the Senate to pass a divorce on the recommendation of the officer. The Senate insisted that the officer merely report the evidence and leave it to the Senate to de cide whether a divorce should be granted. . May prosecute students for Cuba by William Macdougall Washington special tons president Kennedy indicated thursday that serious Legal action May be taken against some of the . Students visiting Cuba whose leadership he described As definitely angrily denouncing the group for refusing to abide by . Policy toward the communist re Gime in Havana or. Kennedy said at his press conference that passports will be lifted from the 59 students upon their return to this country such action he noted May discourage their travel for a he added however that other action is being considered by the Federal government against a few in the group who Are not students but Are common he did not specify any names. The president said the trip was paid for in Cash by the cuban government. The 59-member student delegation led by Levi Laub of Colum Bia University has been in Cuba since june 30. They arrived in Havana on a Cubana airlines plane from Pra gue Czechoslovakia despite state department warnings that they could be jailed and fined up to for making the journey. Or. Laub however declared a statement we Don t see Why the . Government should attempt to prohibit . Cithens especially students from seeing he added the students had no political motives in making the trip trip but Only wanted to see for themselves what is going on throughout the Island. We Are tired of canned re ports misleading synopses Gar bled accounts half truths and no the statement concluded. Turning to other aspects of the latin american scene the president lashed out angrily at Cri tics of his cuban policy. It is incomprehensible or. Kennedy said that so Many americans criticize the . Posi Tion toward Cuba but fail to help in providing assistance to the rest of the hemisphere in order to avoid a communist takeover there. Declaring that latin America faces a revolution either peaceful or bloody the chief executive warned thai this coun try must act to make sure the change is peaceful. The Alliance for Progress has helped to some degree he said but there is a great Deal yet to do. I am always impressed by the size of problems in latin Amer the president observed. X asked about charges by sen. Everett m. Dirksen Republican Illinois that a test ban treaty will permit Cuba to develop nuclear weapons underground or. Kennedy replied that the pact would make no difference in that regard. If Cuba wanted to test such weapons it would do so anyway the president said adding How Ever that nuclear devices Are too expensive for most Small nations. Los Angeles times tips for today s Busy housewives decorating scissors Needle and imagination will make your bedroom More exciting. Page living Section menus nectarines fuzz peaches Are with us and they dazzle the Eye and Delight the palate. Page living Section decor a Black and White room Only a daring few will try it but the results can be dramatic. Page living Section household hints waffles paint Lumpy washing blankets enough starch Heloise will help you. Centre Section entertainment woman writes scripts for Cun smoke Page 14 to and radio guide children do noises frighten your child Myrtle Meyer Eldred tells you what to do about it. Page 15 to make the most of your make up with that wonderful Tan see Mary sue Miller s a lovelier you Page 15 flattering new Empire line pattern offered for the housewife who likes to sew. Page 14 Clark discusses teenage dating Mother in Law problems and is a link with lonely servicemen in Palestine. Page 15 remember you Fet Flore of olivine a. When Kead the free press accepts judge s Price Vancouver up the British Columbia Power corporation Friday night accepted a Price of for the . Electric company As a basis for settlement and re Quested negotiations to discuss further compensation. The Price was set monday by chief Justice Sherwood Lett in a judgment which ruled that the . Government s takeover of the Bce in August 1961, was Ultra Vires of the Legisla Ture. The of the it launched suit to upset the takeover also asked that the supreme court Justice set a fair Price for the giant Utility. It suggested compared with the total of the government paid. Thursday Premier Bennett offered to pay the Lett Price for the Utility. A. Bruce Robertson Power corporation president sent a Telegram to or. Bennett Fri Day. It mentioned a Telegram from or. Bennett s Secretary received thursday but did not mention its contents. Presumably it contained or. Bennett s offer. The Robertson Telegram continued assuming that it offers a basis for settlement it is my View that . Power like the government should for practical purposes accept figures of found by chief jus Tice Lett As value of Bce com Mon shares As of aug. 1, 1961. And precede to discuss compensation in respect of period of aug. I 1961, and the Date of final payment together with two or three other Points thai we should take care of in order to leave no Loose or. Robertson asked earliest possible advice when discus Sions May commence. He added that if favourable word is received corporation and Bce counsel would be instructed to join those of other parties in requesting a week s adjournment of court cases scheduled to open monday. Robert Stewart who has been reappointed lecturer in English at uni Ted College. Or. Stewart first joined the staff at United in 1959 As lecturer in English and Dean of the men s Resi Dence. He left in 1961 to com plete work on his pad at Yale University. Blind he is a graduate of Kenyon College and Yale. Or. Stewart s see ing Eye dog Yutta will return with him. More about Korea continued from Page 1 More about charge Conti Mied from Page 1 a Short time later the youth was found by his friends lying in a ditch on St. Mary s Road. They drove him to the trans Anada Highway East where hey let him out police said. St. Vital police spotted the youth shortly after Midnight thursday and came close to arresting him. The youth How Ever managed to escape for the second time through a slowed j eld. He disappeared into the Bush surrounding the Field. Police said the Shotgun was found later. Details surrounding the Cap ure of the youth in Kenora were not disclosed by police. The arrest of the youth a police spokesman said took place with out incident. Three youths appeared in provincial police court Friday and were remanded until wednesday on charges of aiding the escape of a person wanted by olice. David Kerr of 19 Crystal ave nue de Romaniuk of 164 Avalon Avenue and Harry Pritchard of 57 Berrydale Avenue were remanded without plea. Crown prosecutor Mel Myers asked for the remand and opposed the granting of bail. The three youths Are being held at the Vaughnn Street detention Home. Lucky break led to arrest Adolph a. Fechner no fixed address was sentenced to six months in jail by magistrate g. L. Cousley after pleading guilty to Possession of a stolen car and a stolen Oil company credit card. Crown counsel Mel Myers said Fechner was arrested in Brook lands july 17 As the result of a Lucky break. Keith Barnes of Moosomin sask., owner of the stolen car was visiting in Winnipeg when he spotted the car on a Brooklands service station lot. Police were called and Fech Ner was taken into custody. It was found that the ear had trav Elled Over Miles since it was stolen in Moosomin on july 1, 1962. A stolen gasoline credit card belonging to an Alberta Man was found in the car on which 5187.26 Worth of gasoline had been Pur chased the Crown said. Tracks bombed Toledo Ohio a the controversy Between upper lakes shipping company limited of Toronto and the seafarers International Union was blamed for an explosion at the Toledo port Early thursday. The blast which police say was caused by dynamite ripped up or damaged about 100 feet of Wabash Railroad track leading to a Grain elevator on the Mau Mee River Bank. There were no injuries. From this officer s account it appeared there were no casualties on either Side. Cloud said 50 soviet made Cartridge cases were found at the scene along with an unexploded soviet Type grenade. Two hand grenades exploded he said. The Marine general said search parties found three North korean raincoats and wrappers from soviet made Candy bars. Calls meeting the in Side called the armis Tice commission meeting to accuse the communists of a series of provocations that began on july 29 when a in jeep was ambushed in in territory. Two americans were killed and a third wounded. The next Day a fourth Ameri can Soldier and a South korean policeman were killed in a clash directly South of the first ambush. Four North korean soldiers were slain in this encounter. Cloud called the incidents a communist route of terror and then he warned if it is not your Side s intention to destroy itself. I demand that you take the following actions without delay prevent your Bloodthirsty marauders from entering our portion of the demilitarized zone and the territory under the control of our Side. Take immediate Steps to keep your murdering bandits under control and on your Side of the military demarcation line. Punish severely All those killers of your Side who participated in these intrusions ambushes and murders. Punish those leaders of your Side who planned and or dered such bestial unprovoked actions. Complying with every provision of the armistice agreement which your Side has so flagrantly violated for Over 10 years. Patience has limits the patience of the people of Korea the in command and the world is not without limits. I demand that your Side provide positive assurances that these provocations will cease and that your Side will begin to comply with the armistice this agreement was signed july 27, 1953. Maj. Gen. Chong Hwang Chang the North korean Dele Gate said his Side had investigated the charges which he called Chang said his investigations showed none of our personnel was he charged the in command with trying to blame the communists with something that happened on the in Side. You Are trying to accuse and blame us for another shameful incident that happened on your Side or else you have deliberately murdered some of your personnel in a scheme trying to serve your political Chang said. Cloud later put two soviet made sub machine guns and two automatic pistols on the conference table and said they were taken from the North kor Ean raiders. 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