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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 17, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday August 17, 1963 Paris rejection of Naid clarifies de Gaulle s plan by William Milli ship Paris special owns the partly private partly Public Dia Logue Between president Kennedy and president de Gaulie on at lactic and nuclear problems ended recently with a polite but firm rejection of nuclear help with strings. This deadlock Over the Central problem in . Relations left Little room for a constructive meeting Between the two presidents. The French do not now expect president de Gaulle to travel to Washington before next Spring even then Only if there is a sign of a change of heart in the United states. The events of the past two weeks however have at least cleared up some of the misunderstandings that have complicated relations Between France and the . They have effectively demolished the theory that president de Gaulle was seeking parity with Britain in american eyes and could be satisfied with a share of . Nuclear secrets on Clifford Odets led theatre of protest los Angeles special tons Clifford Odets 57, playwright screenwriter actor and director who died of cancer this week was a Stocky wide eyed Little spark plug of a Man with Mobile Black brows and a fluff of greying hair he died As he had lived bubbling with excitement Over the future of the theatre. While the world thought of him As a playwright and director or. Odets never considered him self anything but an actor and he spent his Days in a world of pantomime and wonderful his last illness found him about to debut in television As writer and script supervisor of Abc s Richard Boone show featuring an array of famous names. Or. Odets entered Cedars of television play lets. The mafia Man and big Mitch a comedy and his enthusiasm was bound less. Wonderful this will be he would exclaim to whoever would listen. It is the closest thing to an integral theatre in Commer Cial terms that i have Ever been associated with life began for or. Odets in Philadelphia where he was born july 18, 1906, a son of Louis and mrs. Pearl Odets. But he was raised in new York and it was there in 1923, that he left Morris High school to become an actor at 17. For five lean years or. Odets shuttled from theatre to theatre wherever he could find a bit part until in 1928 he caught on with the theatre Guild for a two year stint in juvenile roles. He joined new York s group theatre in 1930 but As he often recalled i just could t get Good parts. I d never have written a play if i could have gotten de cent parts As an i began writing out of Frust he once said. Then when i wrote my plays i insisted they give my friends Good parts Elia Kazan and san Ford Meisner. I brought in an unknown kid out of acting class to play the Lead in my first play kid who became John Gai Avante Garde or. Odets first Effort awake and sing was acclaimed by the critics but it was his second and Best remembered play that established him in the Avant Garde of the depression Days theatre of this was waiting for lefty a grim rebellious Story. Both plays appeared in 1935, and during the same 12 months or. Odets turned out two others till the Day i die and Paradise lost. At that time or. Odets was part of the depression spawned left whig intellectual Milieu com Mon to Broadway and some what later to Hollywood. Years afterwards in 1952, he was to Tell the House in Ameri can activities committee that he had been a member of the communist party for nine months during 1935, but that he had quit because he could t respect his fellow members on a cultural he referred to his adventure into communism As an idealistic and said that i would t let it happen or. Odets wrote one play i can t sleep in 1936, then in the same Yaar moved to Hollywood to do the scenario of the Gen eral hied at Dawn. Defensive from then on he alternated be tween profitable employment in Hollywood and More or less profitable Broadway plays Golden boy in 1937 rocket to the Moon 1938 knife 1948 Tallman 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 the country girl 1950, and the flowering peach 1959. Or. Odets was often defensive about his Hollywood successes. I never made a living out of the he said a few years ago. A playwright can spend six to eight months writing a play then make about six weeks salary. Of 13 plays i have written i made a living out of two Golden boy and country girl. I m a professional writer and there s never been any loss or shrinkage of integrity in hol i be been written off As a dead writer 10 times in 10 years and the critics Are sur prised when i come . What they Don t realize is that i picked up half my tech Nique Here. The movies Are a Brilliant training ground for a dramatic exulted at another tune he exulted they the critics Are talking about me As though i were in a mausoleum. Well i m not. My Best plays Are or. Odets was married twice the first tune to Luise Rainer the austrian bom film Star who won Academy awards in 1936 and 1937 for her work in the great Ziegfeld and the Good Earth. This marriage ended in divorce in 1940 and in 1943 or. Odets married Betty Grayson a Broad Way actress to whom two child Ren Nora now 18, and Walt Whitman Odets 16, were born. Cleric praises press Toronto press radio television and movies sometimes display a More Christian spirit than the Church on controversial issues a Dele Gate at the anglican Congress said Friday. Rev. Malcolm Boyd Chap lain at Wayne state University Detroit told the world Assembly that particularly in the current civil rights struggle the mass Media of communication have sought to expose truth about social conditions while the Church As part of an establish ment or Power Complex has sought to suppress the Church must place itself in the Public realm of Contro Versy because the gospel it self is he said. Or. Boyd also criticized the Church for attempting to achieve a Good press and for seeking to avoid creative pub Lic he suggested the Church might need a graduate course for itself in Christian ethics with a special emphasis on exploration into the moral Ity of or. Boyd is a prominent campaigner for civil rights in the United states and was involved in the Freedom should study news in relation to the mass Media the Church ought not to be so much concerned about its own publicity As about objective presentation to the Public of the news concerning Cuba. Viet Nam Angola and China. It ought never to become More concerned about women s neck lines in the Cinema than about anti semitic and Neo nazi pro urging the Church to listen to the ideas of the secular world instead of merely preaching to the world or. Boyd said that some apparently irreligious Art forms have profound Christ Ian he cited in particular the italian movie of so Cial dissolution la Dolce Vita. He suggested people who see the movie would recognize the aimlessness of a decadent life giving the Church an Opportunity to show How christianity can put meaning into such a life. Retires from army Ottawa up . Cedric Hayes of Vancouver and Toronto retires from the regular army later this month to take up commercial employ ment the army announced thursday. He assumed his pres ent appointment of Deputy director of military intelligence at army Headquarters in i960., he will be assistant to the presi Dent of the National drug and chemical company of Canada limited of Montreal. The same terms As Britain. It is now Clear that he is aiming much higher and is not inter ested simply in obtaining a deterrent As soon As possible. A deterrent has no value in president de Gaulle s eyes unless it is completely Independent enabling nun to follow a foreign policy that is not automatically in line with that of the . Broad hint this had not been fully grasped in the United states two weeks ago. Newspapers which suggested that France should be Given nuclear information in return for signing the test ban agreement seemed to think president de Gaulle would jump at the offer. President Kennedy in his letter to Gen. De Gaulle gave a very Broad hint that such a bargain could be struck. As the French say he did not make a Clear Cut offer but he said that the . Understood the special problem France would face in adhering to the test ban agreement and a pressed his readiness to discuss ways of completing the French atomic program without further tests. President de Gaulle did not reply immediately. He wanted to know whether help would be provided on his terms that is to say unconditionally. He put this question at his press conference in his references to the Atlantic Alliance. The key passage contained his Flat rejection of Mili tary integration in nato under . Leadership. French officials postponed their Normal commentaries on the press conference until presi Dent Kennedy had faced the press in turn four Days later. The . Reply was definite Gen. De Gaulle May not like the word the French understood from this that . Nuclear secrets would have to be paid for by a More co operative attitude in nato and acceptance of . Leadership in Europe which president de Gaulle has once and for All rejected. His written reply to president Ken Nedy was thus inevitably a decided no thank while the French president on Holiday in his country Home Pon Ders his next move it would be As Well to get his objectives Clear. Europe must be that is to say Independent of America j he excluded Britain from the european Community because he believed the British would behave like . Agents on the inside. I Europe must not be sub merged in an Atlantic Community equivalent to a . Attempt to take Over the common Market from the outside. The six must therefore Lay the foundations of an agricultural Market by the end of this year and prepare to repel the expected . Assault i the Kennedy round of Tariff negotiations due to begin in ear nest next april. The Atlantic Alliance must become a coalition Between a French led Europe and the . In president de Gaulle s eyes he British can no longer claim a separate identity. His proposal made in 1958 and ignored for a Western three Power directorate is therefore out of Date. To achieve these ambitions president de Gaulle has already warned his five european part ners that he is ready to break the common Market if he does not get his Way. He has let it be known that he will seek a second term As president and that it is therefore pointless to expect a Sharp change in French policy in the near future. He anticipates closer Franco German co operation As a result of the Russo american dialogue and the years of a new Yalta which he is deliberately fostering. He has also hinted at the fact that France if she were so minded could add to . Dollar worries. Trump cards the idea that France isolated in the in by her refusal to sign the test ban agreement might weaken does not fit with what know of president de Gaulle. He has the utmost contempt for the in and enjoys the experience of feeling he is the Only world Leader in step with history. Even so he is hardly in a position to achieve his objectives unless he is handed Trump cards through . Mistakes. One of these could be the european reaction to the american threats of reprisals in the Chicken War. Washington is understandably irritated at the common Market s reluctance to Settle the question of poultry imports. The . May also calculate that a firm stand now will induce a More understanding european attitude during the Kennedy round of Tariff negotiations. But at the moment the americans seem to be playing into Gen. De Gaulle s hands. Once again West Germany hold the key. It is the main importer of american poultry. Its agreement is essential if France s common Market partners Are to meet the Gaul St ultimatum on agriculture by december 31. And the germans will have the Power to make or break president de Gaulle s dream of an i depend Europe. For. This reason Gen. De Gaulle will probably emerge from his Holiday seclusion far More anxious for a meeting with Chan cellar Adenauer s successor than with president Kennedy. Observer foreign news service violence at Bronx fair new York Street fair erupted in violence Friday night. Police sent out a riot Call and fired at least 30 warning shots in the air to disperse a crowd of about 400 that formed at a police station. A 13-year-old girl was shot in the leg inadvertently by a Bullet from a pistol held by one of two men who were quarrelling at the fair in the Bronx police said. Another shot went wild. Two patrolmen in a radio car pursued the gunmen and fired two shots one of bit the Man in the leg. A meanwhile a crowd apparently enraged by the shooting of the girl gathered at the police station. Bottles bricks and firecrackers were hurled from roofs. A Cra Bapple tree is planted at the official opening of Kensington Square Transcona As part of a general City landscaping and beautification project undertaken in Honor of Canada s Centennial Celebration in 1967. Taking part in the Cere Mony Are left to right Myles Robinson president of metro Politan Transcona mayor Harry Fuller and metro councillor Bernie Wolfe. Vast project Kensington Square Homes on display ninety new Homes in the con trolled area of Kensington Park Transcona will go on display saturday builders of the Multi million Dol Lar housing area announced Fri Day. Seventy four of the new Homes have already been sold metro Politan Homes builders and architects for the project announced in a press release. When completed the 50 million Dollar housing development will have 300 Homes in Kensington Square and around the Square at Kildare Avenue and Leola Street Irr the Transcona Park Circle District said Myles Robinson president of metropolitan Homes. He said that All Homes in Ken Sington Square Are due to be completed by 1965 and those in the surrounding District in seven to ten years. The Community is. Part of a Home development drawn up for Transcona by the metro planning department. Kensington Square is the Sec Ond controlled Community to be opened in Manitoba by metro Politan Homes with buyer re deaths Barschel mrs. Anna 86, of 601 Grey Street Regina. Sask., widow of late Paul of Canora sask. Blomme Theop Ojile 74, of 454 Edmonton Street suite 6, re tired Farmer. Chwartack Anthony 62, of Parkdale Man., retired Farmer. Cuddie Thomas 78, of Toronto. Drobot John w., 75, of 324 Superior Avenue Selkirk Man., retired Farmer. Freed David 81, founder and president of freed and freed limited Winnipeg. Gauer Arthur Rudolph 50, 170 Lindsay Street Winnipeg employee of Federal Grain com Pany. Haarala Oscar. 50, Thompson Manitoba. Heaton Leonard of 30 West Gate pianist and music teacher. Hrenuk Steve 69, of 818 main Street. Kelly Andrew f., 75, of 272 Cockburn Street suite 33, for Mer employee of Canadian National railways. Klassen. John p., 29, of 31 Woody Dell Avenue St. Vital formerly of Grunthal Man. Chill. Edna Mabel. 71. Widow of Christopher Mcgill of car Man Man. Mckenzie Daniel m., 79, of 673 Beresford Avenue former Winnipeg policeman. Otten miss Emily 86, formerly of 115 Kennedy Street. Robertson Peter. 73, of Oak land California former employee of Canadian National railways. Smith Robert of North Bur Naby b.c., formerly of Winni Peg. Tonkin. Harold 65, of 373 cum Berland suite 4. Vedel Pierre 50, of 435 de la Morenie Street former accountant with conc in Brothers. Williams Ernest John. 85, of Stobart Block room 17, Iii Nipes. I Wolf mrs. Maria 94, of 1ot Daly Street. By the Canadian press Hedley Dalgleish 53, editor and publisher of the Toronto Globe and mail following a heart seizure. F Blair Leish Man. 61, senior lecturer in English. Literature at Britain s Oxford University Sinco 1947 when he fell Over a 900-foot precipice while walking in the mountains in Southern Switzer land Fife Scotland William g Leburn 49, joint undersecretary of state for Scotland and of Al Al Mem. Striction on Home siting architectural designs and colors. More than 35 Home designs will be available to prospective buy ers say the builders. Basic landscaping comes As part of the Home and is being completed by professionals on a Community basis. The Community includes Parks and a school site for its 300 Homes. Included in the development will be Home designs which recently won three awards from the Canada housing design Council total investment in Kensing ton is expected to reach five million dollars. . Troops sit in in Japan Tokyo japanese National police Agency instructed police at Misawa Friday to make serious efforts to prevent a racial incident resulting from sit ins by . Negro servicemen at Segre gated japanese bars and restaurants off the base. Negro airmen staged peace Ful sit ins thursday night at a dozen japanese bars and restaurants near Misawa air Force base 380 Miles North of Tokyo. The police Board said officers should handle any incidents of violence As they would handle offences by japanese nationals. A . Air Force spokesman said he expected no serious racial conflicts. About 400 negroes Are stationed at Misawa. . Military authorities said negro servicemen at other bases also have challenged segregation established by some japanese proprietors in the be Lief it would help business. Of Misawa s 200 bars 38 were reported catering exclusively to Whites arid six to negroes. Segregation i Japan is not always restricted to negroes. Some Tokyo bars and night clubs do not admit any for Eigners. They contend this protects their japanese clientele. . Agents in Cuba executed Miami Fla. A three agents of the . Central intelligence Agency were executed by a firing squad at Dawn today in Las Villas prov Ince the cuban radio reported. They were identified Asro Lando Mateos Paz and two Brothers Manuel and Francisco Marrero Castillo according to a broadcast monitored in Miami the three were members of an infiltration group that landed in Cuba july 22. They were trained in a sabotage school under the coaching of an american the radio said. Replace statue Quebec the Wolfe Monument shattered by Vand als last March is expected to be replaced this autumn an official the battlefields National Park commission said Friday. Vandals Tore it Down with a truck. They have never been caught. The statue Marks the spot where general James Wolfe die ii after being told his troops had routed the French Garrison Dur ing the 1759 Battle of the Plains of Abraham. Credi stes to debate strategy Rouyn que. Up real Caouette Leader of be Rallie ment Des credit stes said Fri Day the party s coming Conven Tion could give birth to a new Structure for the social credit be Rolliement currently is the Quebec Branch of the Federal social credit party of which or. Caouette is Deputy Leader and with which he does not Al ways agree. Or. Caouette in an interview said Convent in will he called on to decide what Leral Lement s relationship with the Federal party should be and whether it should have a sep Arate existence. He said he Felt it would have strongly French Canadian nationalist the Congress also would de cide whether be Rolliement should contest Quebec Provin Cial elections. Victoria reach. Garden winners announced or. And mrs. H. Spinks of Vic Toria Beach Man., win the Etta Nagle trophy for the Best Gar Den on the Beach at the Beach Garden Competition aug. 7. The Large Garden Orch is Tro Phy was mrs Vin cent the Hur Ledale trophy for the Best Rock Garden was won by mrs. D. Freeman and the j. W. Beech trophy for the Best improved Garden was won by miss Copeland. Or. And mrs. Bayer won the George Mcleod trophy for the Best Small Garden mrs. R. Miller won the j. J. Smith trophy for the Best natural Garde n and or. And mrs. J. Ateah won the at a Garden party at . . Trophy for the Best vegetable Garden. The trophies will be presented saturday at 327 fifth Avenue Victoria Beach. Cartoonist Wes Boothbay Harbor me. B. Fuller 73, Cre Ator of the former associated press comic strip Oaky Doaks and whose work appeared in several magazines died Friday. Argentina to Rescue landlocked Bolivia by j. Halcro Ferguson London special owns after nearly a Century of frustration the landlocked Republic of Bolivia most of it feet above the sea has been offered without strings an outlet to the Ocean. The offer has come from Argentina which has told Bolivia she can have free use of the port of Barr Anquera on the Parana River Down which bolivian ships May ply Over the 800 Miles of it belonging to Argentina with the same rights As Argentine ves Sels. At the same tune Bolivia May use the railways owned by Argentina which link the port with la Faz the Highland seat of government and the Lowland Centre of Bolivia s new regional Boom Santa Cruz. At first glance these conces Sions from an Atlantic Power May seem strange when Bolivia is far closer to the Pacific. But Here politics and history enter in. In the 70s of the last Century Bolivia lost her Pacific coastline to Chile in a War which was none of Chile a fault but was wished on her by Bolivia and her ally Peru. The chileans briefly occupied Peru but swiftly pulled out keeping Only the peruvian port of Tacna which was. Returned to Peru in 1924 by plebiscite. In any Case Peru with its Long Pacific coastline was not unduly alarmed. Cut off but by the same plebiscite the twin port of Arica which had once belonged to Bolivia opted to join Chile and the port of Antofagasta Well to the South was irretrievably lost. Bolivia was Cut off from the sea. All this is ancient history and recently. Chile started to show signs of relenting particularly since the bolivian revolution of 1952, which threw off forever the centuries old Rule of the coun try s tiny White landowning minority and the predominant econ Omic Power of the Aramayo Patino and Hochschild r the last of these Argentine mining compan ies. Arica was to be a free port for Bolivia and by Gones were to be by Gones. Then last year a new trouble emerged. In april 1962, Bolivia accused Chile of diverting the Waters of the Lauca River which flows through both countries but rises in Chile in such a Way As to Benefit Chile but to be Detri mental to bolivian agriculture a sore Point with a government dedicated to land Reform. Old memories came to the sur face. Even today bolivian and peruvian mothers sometimes threaten their children that if they Don t behave the chileans will get them and this vestigial sentiment combined with More modern and logical objections to infuriate the bolivian population. On april 16, last year violent demonstrations broke out in front of the chilean embassy in la Paz in no Way officially encouraged but symptomatic to the government of popular feeling. Into the breach fearing worse repercussions the bolivians closed the schools two Days before the end of the Normal term in Case children should be caught up in possible rioting. And to placate the Evi Dent feelings of the electorate and Bolivia is a democratic coun try diplomatic relations with Chile were broken off. The chileans were saddened rather than angered by All this but in the circumstances the Arica Compromise could hardly go through. The argentines have stepped into the breach shortly after proving a new purity at Home by ignoring appeals to irresponsibility in a general election and voting with their Heads rather than their hearts for a viable government and Congress. In the Long run this Accident ally achieved result May prove to be a Blessing in disguise. Boli via like most latin american countries wants to diversify its trading pattern so As to do More business with Europe and be less dependent on North America. And Europe lies across the Atlan tic not the Pacific. Observer foreign news service . Russia join hands in space Washington a the United states and the soviet Friday to join hands in to watch the world s weather measure Earth magnetism and use a Silvery space balloon to Bounce radio messages. Newest item was word that the soviet Union would jointly Experiment with a 13v4-Storey . Echo balloon satellite per haps this Winter. The satellite will provide a radio Mirror in space for the passive relay or reflection of radio signals Between the so Union s Zemeski Observatory at Gorky state University and Britain s Jodrell Bank Observatory. From Britain the messages would travel to the United states by conventional radio or Cable. Also announced was a co or donated weather satellite pro Gram. It would begin Early next year with the establishment of a Washington Moscow cold line for direct transmission of Cloud photographs taken by satellites and other satellite Wea ther data. The cold line is separate from the hot line which will act As. A primary teletype communications link Between pre Mier Khrushchev and president Kennedy on emergency International matters. Other nations will be allowed to tap into the weather line by sharing the Cost. 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