Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 9, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday August 9, 1963 More about gab Driver continued from Page 1 or. Smith s partner Harold a Olson 35, of 528 Trent Avenue East Kildonan at the Home shortly before the taxi Driver and or. Smith returned. Or. Smith was taken into the House and then to the taxi the police report said. In seat or. Olson called the East Kil police at the police officers found or. Smith lying in the seat of the car covered Witzl blood his right Eye closed. They took him to Winnipeg Gen izeral Hospital. A rays later re Skull fractures. The police report said or. Smith s Wallet containing and his wrist watch were not stolen. Appeal to churches Geneva Reuters the world Council of churches appealed to its members tuesday for at least to provide pre fabricated houses a school and two churches for the survivors of the Skopje earthquake. Deaths Allen George William 85, of Grosse Isle Man., retired pump Man with the Canadian National railways. Dureault Ovide 86, of fan Nestelle Man., retired Farmer. Heim Byron. Thomas 58, for Merly of Huntingdon que. Molina cd Maksim 74, of 764 Stella Avenue retired employee of the Winnipeg engineering department. Jackson mrs. Ida l., 87, of 18 Rochester apartments widow of Samuel Jackson. Janczyn Wincenty 77, of 830 College Avenue retired Carpen Koziarski Louis of 422 Scotia Street. Liscum Gerald 56, of Montreal formerly of West Kildonan. Mason mrs j. W. 79, Prairie Man. Panchaud Arthur 74, of 272 Cathedral Avenue St. Boniface formerly of St. Eustache Man. Peil Alexander 84, of 558 col lege Avenue. Pringle 79, of the san Hurst apartments retired tool room Foreman with the Cana Dian National railways. Randal miss Helen Louise 91, of 116 Poison Avenue retired registrar of nurses for the Bri Tish Columbia nurses association. Rudnicki Alexander 85, of Rathwell Man Turner mrs. Joanna 84, of Kamloops ., widow of Leo George Turner and formerly of Norwood. Wagner Jack 50, of Kenora ont employee of the Ontario department of lands and forests. Zarowsky John Donald 73, of More about nip from Page 1 the defeat of the anti nato forces May have staved off a serious split in party ranks. Union sources said Many Union delegates were p r e p a r e d to leave the party if the anti nato Campaign had succeeded. Chief Points of the foreign pol icy statement support a non aggression pact Between nato Powers and the Warsaw pact Powers As a step toward eventual abandon ment of opposing military blocs in Europe. Canada Norway Sweden and other smaller nations i establishing a non nuclear club within the United nations. Canada should support Brit ish labor party and German so Cial democratic party demands that nato reverse its Reliance on tactical nuclear forces. Continue opposition to the establishment of a nato Multi National or multilateral nuclear Force. Diplomatic recognition and in membership for communist China. A permanent Canadian Mil itary contribution at in disposal for police action. A foreign Aid program More about Moon continued from Page 1 Comfort the bereaved with sympathy Flowers. They express your deepest feelings far better than words can. Vancouver retired employee of Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd. Ter. For further information please see classified death notices by the Canadian press t. Fisher 83, second eldest of the seven Fisher Brothers oif automotive Fame. Or. Dryden Nasa s Deputy administrator and or. Blazon Savov negotiated the first. Ameri kill dog fleas the easy Way More about Adenauer continued from Page 1 Gre Sion declaration arid on Mea sures to be taken to warn of sur prise attack. The . Senate is due to begin hearings monday on the partial test ban Bonn will listen carefully to what is said. Or. Schroeder. Vill go. To Lon Don wednesday to see British foreign minister. Lord Home and talk about East West problems. Or. Schroeder the leading proponent of signing 1he treaty is expected to return to Bonn with added reasons for Germany to sign. High German sour have been can soviet space co operation agreement last year which Calls for coordinated weather Satel Lite communications satellite and magnetic mapping satellite efforts. According to sir Bernard s let Ter the soviets have not suggested a specific joint lunar Ven Ture. Rather they want a gather ing of the world s space scientists to formulate the reasons Why it is desirable to engage in the manned lunar Enterprise and to draw up a list of scientific tasks that Man can perform on the that a machine cannot. Sir Bernard wrote that the so Viet Academy of sciences regarded this initial step As the first and most vital in any plan for proceeding on an International based on two per cent of the Gross National product. Or. Douglas re elected National Leader by acclamation earlier in the Day and Given unanimous vote of Confidence just before the nato debate argued that with the cold a beginning to thaw it was bes for Canada to remain in nato to exert pressure for a Jion aggression pact with the Warsaw Powers. He said prime minister Pear son has for years tried to trap the new democrats into coming out against nato the real Issue was t whether to stay in or get out of nato Bui whether nato should become an Independent nuclear Power and whether Canada should accept nuclear arms. I Don t want to be sent to parliament and be put into the position of fighting a Side Issue and letting the liberals ignore the real Issue facing can he said. If nato accepts proposals to an Independent nuclear Power our position is Well get supporting or. Douglas were maps Andrew Brewin Toronto Harold Winch Vancouver East and Larry Sefton Toronto a United steel workers official. Under Conven Tion procedure Only four speak ers were allowed on either Side of a question. Favors withdrawal the anti nuclear forces brought on the debate when Gordon Dowding member of the British Columbia legislature proposed that the foreign policy statement be redrafted by the National Council to include seven die in crash Fontana Calif. A a station Wagon carrying a Man and nine children crashed into a Concrete abutment today on the san Bernardino freeway killing seven of them. A California Highway patrol Man said the Driver Forrest Lewis 41, of los Angeles had just passed a trailer truck apparently fell asleep and failed o straighten out. The trailer fuck was not involved in the Accident. Lewis was killed outright along with two youngsters who were trapped with him in the front seat. Four other Young sters died before reaching a Hospital. The three surviving children were listed in critical condition. Investigators said the party was in route Home to los Angeles after a trip to Phoenix More about Ward continued from Page 1 miss Gulliver said she was living with Ward shortly before be was taken to St. Stephen s Hospital and she had seen bottles of tablets in his apartment. Miss Gulliver said Ward was nervous and his behaviour was not Normal the night before he was taken to the Hospital in a coma from which he never re covered. More about treaty continued from Page 1 flesh tick Spray Iii ticks to is Milt Muriels 111 emf checks scotch ii a Lizes Fei s coat Wai nits. Noso Uitos i no pm 1 for Flea 4 tick Spray at Drufle pet d department stores saying for several to jays that Ger Many win eventually sign the treaty but that it Niay be sever Al weeks before the decision is announced. Or. Schroeder As Well As Chan cellar designate Ludwig Erhard favor signing the treaty. It was reported but not confirmed that or. Adenauer is not opposing the treaty As strongly now As he was said to be earlier. The los Angeles times Moscow state Secretary Dean Rusk of the United states flew thursday to the Black sea resort of gaga. Where Premier Khrushchev is vacationing to continue discus Sions held in Moscow before and after the signing of the three Power nuclear test ban treaty monday. Khrushchev and Rusk exchanged a warm handshake and Khrushchev presented members of his family to Rusk. The soviet and american groups then sat Down at a Long table on a spacious Verandah and Rusk and Khrushchev exchanged pleasantries. An official statement quoted by Tass said Khrushchev and Rusk had a Frank and Friendly lethal effects the British astronomer gave indications As to Why he thinks the soviets have put off lunar Landing plans. Essentially these Are that so Viet scientists can see no immediate Way to protect Moon tra the lethal effects nor can they economically Pratti car Way. To make a meaningful lunar Landing and Safe return to sir Bernard said that instead of sending men to the Moon it was his impression that the so Viets Are determined to perfect a technique for joining vehicles in space. Once this technique is perfected they to establish a manned Earth orbiting astronomical Observatory. Target Date for this project sir Bernard said might be sometime in 1965 or 1966. Meanwhile he said the soviets would continue their efforts to Send instruments to explore the Moon Venus and Mars. The Washington Post withdrawal from nato clause. My Colin Cameron elected one of five vice presidents As was or. Winch and former my Tom Berger Vancouver Jurrard were the chief anti nato spokesmen along with new democratic youth Secre tary Lyle Kristiansen of Van Couver and Regina business Man Jack Shapiro. In other convention business delegates unanimously endorsed m. J. Coldwell former Kcf Leader and honorary president of the nip As honorary president for life. Conversation on Mutual interest. Questions of woman killed in crash one Brandon woman was killed and another injured in a one car Accident on the Highway 2% Miles West of head Ingley thursday. Ramp said Mildred Baker about 60, was killed when the car in which she was Riding rolled into the ditch about 11 . Police said the car was driven by Velma Nicol also of Brandon. Coroner or. Trevor Kent of sir afield Park has ordered an More about Yemen continued from Pago 1 cent past. It is regarded As too Early to Tell however whether col. Nasser is. Ready to under take a Complete withdrawal. . Forces have Beun Yemen since the revolt against the monarchy broke out there last fall. The . Supported the revolutionary Republican regime which has since received the recognition of the United states. Neighbouring saudi Arabia sup ports the royalists fighting a guerrilla action which the Mas rejected an attempt by socialist elements in the party to change the party name to democratic socialist party. Elected Mervyn Johnson former Kindersley sask., my As National president for a two year term succeeding Michael Oliver of Montreal and re elected Gerard Picard Mont real labor Leader associate president. Re elected David Lewis former my for York South Fred Dowling Toronto Cana Dian director of the United packing House workers and Romeo Mathieu Montreal pack Enghouse workers representative As vice presidents. Endorsed a Plank calling for a old age pen Sion at age 65 plus a portable contributory pension plan to pay for half a worker s monthly salary at retirement age. Renewed its pledge to give top priority to a National health plan administered by the prov inces in co operation with the Federal government for which the Federal government would pay 60 per cent of the costs. Called for adoption by parliament and the Legislatures of a National labor code Guaran teed minimum wage of an hour or a week for salaried workers an eight hour five Day week two weeks annual Vaca Tion rising to three weeks after five years and eight statutory holidays a year. The Senate is required by the institution to give its advice and consent to All treaties. Public record across town at the state de Artra ent diplomats of other a on from both sides of the Ron curtain had been signing the treaty for six and a half hours before a copy reached the Senate. Beginning with Australia the ambassadors of 31 countries step Ped up to a desk in a reception room just outside the office of Secretary of state Dean Rusk to affix their signatures to the agreement. Similar signing ceremonies were under Way in London and Moscow. Immediately upon its arrival in the Senate or. Kennedy s Mes Sage was read by the clerk. The text of the treaty was inserted at the same time into the Public re Cord. When the Reading of the Mes Sage was concluded the presi Dent s statement and the treaty were sent to the Senate foreign relations committee which will commence hearings monday. Closed doors because of the treaty s Impact on the nation s Security sen. Richard Russell Democrat Georg chairman of the armed ser vices committee and sen. John 0. Pastore Democrat Rhode is chairman of joint atomic Energy committee will participate in the hearings which will be conducted behind closed doors. Shortly before the treaty arrived in the Senate sen Thurston Morton Republican questioning As the inquest was taking place Scotland Yard detectives arranged questioning of convicted prostitute Vicky Barrett who was alleged to have admitted after Ward s suicide that she lied at Ward s trial. Chief inspector Thomas o Shea said he would question miss Barrett about a Story in the sunday Telegraph that she admitted lying when she said she whipped naked elderly men in Ward s apartment for Money. She later retracted the sunday Telegraph another trial witness Ronna Ricardo broke Down in tears thursday night when she said on a television program she had lied under police pressure at the trial apparently because she feared London authorities would take away her 18 months old baby. Meanwhile the daily express reports Britain s National Trust wants to question lord Astor about the cottage he rented to Ward at Cliveden. No notice the express says the National body which pre serves and administers ancient houses and Rural amenities was not consulted by lord Astor about renting of the cottage. The present lord Astor s father gave the 327-acre Cleve Don estate with its buildings to the Trust in 1942 and lord Astor now rents it from the Trust. The daily express quotes an official of the National Trust As saying the Many cottages on the estate were let to lord Astor to accommodate his staff. If a cottage was free for use by anyone other than staff the Trust would have stipulated a rent to have been paid to the Trust the official said. As it was the Trust received nothing. Ference ending a four Day official visit Here that the Case revealed the High Stan Dard we try to maintain in eng Lish Public Macmillan said this was shown because the affair caused so great a old fashioned the Premier was replying to a reporter s question about War minister John Profumo who re signed in june after admitting he had earlier lied to the House of commons in denying he had an affair with London Christine Keeler. Macmillan said a matter of this kind is very sad very regrettable and to me a great personal blow that a Man should do something so wrong As not to speak the truth to his More about train continued from Page 1 red balloon Iwic tured convicted of failing to give an employee Nis insurance Book at time of separation the red bal Loon restaurants was fined and costs by magistrate g. L. Dusley in provincial police court thursday. In a second charge under the unemployment insurance act Gor Don Roberts operator of the town and country plumbing and heating was fined and costs for failing to Supply written re turns of information on request. Rich for size though Kuwait covers Only Square Miles it is the world s fourth largest Oil pro Ducer. Helsinki minister Macmillan said Hare today Britain s Profumo scan dal was a great personal blow. But he added at a press con death on pests with Green Cross inquest. The Accident occurred when the Brandon car travelling East on the Highway attempted to pass another eastbound vehicle and apparently went out of control ramp said. Mrs. Nicol was taken to Winnipeg general Hospital where she was reported in fairly Good condition with undetermined in juries. Sive , forces have been unable to subdue. Under an agreement reached by retired . Diplomat Ells Worth Bunker in april the . Is to withdraw its forces and saudi Arabia is to discontinue its Supply of arms and Money the royalists. In supervision the agreement went into effect on july 4, under the super vision of United nations Obser vers. The revelations of egyptian troop withdrawals thursday were regarded As the aftermath of a stiff note reportedly sent about ten Days ago to col. Nasser by in Secretary general u Thant. The essence of the note As one source Here reported it was that col Nasser should get crack ing on his end of the bargain and begin to announce publicly that he is withdrawing his forces. The situation puts the United More about patronage continued from Page 1 delivers report peking Chou in Lai delivered an important report at a gathering of More than new College graduates at peking s great Hall of the people monday night new China news said tuesday. It gave no de states in a difficult position there is great doubt that the re publican regime which the United states supports can maintain it self once the . Troops have left and yet the United states is committed to the withdrawal of these troops. There is further concern that the withdrawal May create a vacuum into which the soviet Union and communist China will be glad to step. The Washington Post ice act and who Are often hired without competitions by local officials. The federation said patronage still exists among these non civil service employees Al though it had been eliminated in recent years from the per manent civil service the Post office department and the Crown corporations. The federation spokesmen said they protested the two Dis missals to prime minister Pear son and fisheries minister h. A. Robichaud but no action had been taken to re hire the two married ship s officers in any government position. I had hoped that Federal political parties had reached political maturity and that they had More statesmen in their ranks than federation president Claude Edwards said in a statement. Perhaps i am sadly federation vice president Jean Dumouchel quoted or. Robichaud As saying that 17 Crew were fired for political reasons after the conservatives took office in 1957. Said Patron age seems to have been largely eliminated in the Federal government except in times w h e r e the political mores Are perhaps less a predicted that it will be ratified by a vote of 79 to 15. Sen. Barry Goldwater Republican Arizona told the Senate that it must conduct our great est debate before voting on the pact. He said the Senate cannot be satisfied with assumptions Hopes fears or fantasy but must demand to know facts about the full ramifications of the pact. In his special message or. Kennedy attempted to answer a number of questions that already have Arisen As to the Long Range Impact of the agreement to halt nuclear explosions in the Atmos phere under water and in outer space. Or. Kennedy made these Points the United states has not entered into any secret deals or understandings with the soviet Union and the treaty is the whole while the three nation Accord does not assure world peace it advances that lofty cause by inhibiting the nuclear arms race. The cessation of above ground testing will greatly curb atmospheric pollution. The future rights of the United states Are fully protected since the treaty can in no Way be amended without american consent. In addition a nation must give three months notification before withdrawing from the pact. Trampled by elephant Berlin Reuters Salim 11-year-old Bull West Berlin zoo gored Aid trampled a zoo attendant to death Mon Day before the eyes of horrified visitors. In no Way does the agree ment imply United states or International recognition of the communist regimes in China and East Germany. While the pact is in effect the . Will continue to make nuclear Progress through under ground testing which will help guarantee the adequacy of the Western nuclear Arsenal. The treaty does not constitute a Choice As some critics have complained Between a limited test ban and effective strategic strength. To the contrary the West will continue to build its strength while adhering to the agreement. Or. Kennedy recalled that Only one test explosion was required to Complete development of the atomic bomb that the United states dropped on Hiroshima in clearly the Security of the United states the Security of All Mankind is increased if such tests Are he said. The administration Hopes that the pact will be ratified before the end of the month. Since a two thirds vote is required for approval 67 senators must Vota in favor of the agreement for it to be ratified if the entire-100 senators los Angeles Braes Adair to fight Gas fire fort St. John Up Adair Globe trotting specialist in extinguishing Oil and Gas fires today was to visit the site of a wild Gas Well fire 65 Miles Northeast of Here. The Blaze has killed one Man and injured four others. Adair 47, arrived Here thurs Day night to take command of efforts to douse the flames eat ing an estimated cubic feet of Gas a Day. The fire broke out following an explosion wednesday. He was called from battling an Oil Well fire in Mexico to area 400 Miles Northeast of Edmonton. The native of Houston Texas said his first move would prob ably be to haul away All the rigging with bulldozers. The Derrick is tilted Over the Well. This would give him a Clear View of the fire area and a Chance to plot the next move to snuff out the Blaze. Tony Guay 16, of Dawson Creek ., was killed in the initial explosion. In serious condition in Hospital were Edward Flath and Neil Fournier both of fort St. John. Arthur Groe nig of fort St. John and Doug Smithson of Taylor ., were in fair condition in Hospital Here. In each successful robbery the thieves have relied on Cun Ning and meticulous planning rather than upon the evening Standard noted under a furious Page one headline How can they keep on robbing the but of course. Guinness is a gentle Man with a whimsical smile but a wily mind and the script would be All wrong if things were allowed to get ugly. In the lady killers it was not Only Clever but in character that the gang came to meetings carrying cello and Bass violin cases. Hand wrappings it averted suspicion by making their sessions appear to be gatherings of an Amateur chamber music society provided them with Handy wrappings to carry away the loot when the deed was done and showed what kind of cultivated thieves they were. No musical instrument cases were found near Cheddington the scene of the a guiness fan would guess big card Board Cartons full of cans mis labelled peanuts this time. But the police can remember killing you All Day on your feet killing you go Luck or s White rub my disc Over he witty this untie medicated cram will Nib out aches pains and biting itchy irritation Cut Down swelling soothe cracked skin soften corns and callous five you Cool refreshed Happy feet Cut White rub. Sold Tver when. At. Cau. Us mrm Contd inc Gas rent or Purchase. Cas burners for Homes blocks Industrial boilers custom burners for ovens dryers forges heat treat 733 Pembina Hwy. 61 3-8035 Pearson sends Ottawa minis Ter Pearson today sent the Fol lowing message to president Kennedy wife and i Are deeply distressed to learn of the death of your baby and we Send our deepest the movies As Well As the Rob Bers though the evening news quoted a senior Scotland Yard detective As saying that the very size of the Cheddington gang might be their undoing. Furthermore the detective con fessed to being worried about the Way the gang appeared to have pierced the Security Barrier of the Bank the Post office and the in Lavender Hill mob sir Alec could accomplish it be cause he had worked in the vaults of the Bank of England All his life. Changed signals somebody besides the police and the gang knew what belonged in the script. Another special Post office train was four hours late with engine trouble and so passed the train marked for Rob Bery in the opposite direction just As though it were braking for the cleverly changed signals. Another few seconds and the Crew of the Birmingham train would have seen the gang Pound said the evening news. The timing was perfect for the extra twist of suspense. By rights the end will come when a member of the gang takes his Sweet old Mother to Blackpool for a Day s Outing and a pickpocket lifts a handful of suspiciously dirty old Bills from his pocket As the gang member takes from his Vest a Small Coin to buy a Cornet or Pink spun sugar for the dear old girl. No admiration postmaster general Reginald Bevins recalled from Holiday to do something about the robbery said thursday i feel As Incont portable As anyone in my position would be to the extent that when a successful robbery like this is perpetrated then clearly our Security arrangements had not been satisfactory in the Circum Stan asked if deep inside he had t a sneaking admiration for the Brilliant Way the raid was car ried out he replied i Don t feel any admiration for these gentlemen at a Brief pause arid then in fact i would hot use the word who but the Man who wrote the movies could have written such perfect lines for the Post master general the Washington Post provincial ready mix Concrete Only washed and screened Aggregates used. Gravel Sand Stone for Quality and service Call office jul 9-4351 it. 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