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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 10, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday. September 10. 1963 big Graves again Sydney Australia seventy striking Sydney grave diggers decided monday to Start digging Graves again. Their 12 Day strike for a weekly wage increase had held up about 200 burials. They agreed monday to let their de Mand go to arbitration. Call us with Confidence Gas rent or Purchase Cas burners for Homes blocks Industrial boilers commercial water it bows custom burners for ovens. Dryers. Forges. Hear Treal. Ett. 733 Pembina Hwy. Of 3-8035 Castro blasts ., hesitant on a pact cuban Premier Castro turned up at a reception in the brazilian embassy in Havana saturday night and submitted to an Impromptu interview by associated press correspondent Daniel Barker. Barker s account of the interview reached new York sunday. By Daniel Barker Havana a Premier Fidel Castro said saturday night United states leaders would be in danger if they helped in any attempt to do away with leaders of Cuba. Bitterly denouncing what he called recent Prompted raids on cuban territory Castro said we Are prepared to fight them and answer in kind. Join the 1963 be Homes Duluth a y Windsor Park presented by the Winnipeg House builders association step up to better living step along to the 1963 Parade of Homes see the latest combinations of modern styles trends and ideas for contemporary Liv ing that will Delight every Home owner. 16 exciting fresh and expertly crafted Homes await your inspection bungalows splits and two storeys. This is one Parade you won t want to miss. Sept. 7-15 1 . 10 . Admission 25c children free ample free parking United states leaders should think that if they Are aiding terrorist plans to eliminate cuban leaders they themselves will not be speaking with this correspondent at a brazilian National Day reception in the brazilian embassy Castro also disclosed that Cuba has not yet made up its mind about signing the limited nuclear test ban treaty drawn up last month in mos cow. A recent dispatch from mos cow indicated the russians themselves have been puzzled by Cuba s silence in connection with the treaty. Speculation there was that Castro was hold ing out for More soviet eco nomic Aid and threatening to cast his lot with red China who oppose the treaty charges repeated we Are taking into account the current world situation which of course involves the Caribbean situation which a been deteriorating in the Las few Days due to piratical at tacks by the United state against the cuban he repeated charges Madi earlier in the cuban press am by the government that thes incursions were financed sup ported and abetted by the United world affairs be said seemed to be entering a mor peaceful climate a few Days a but now this trend has change with he accused the Of Carr ing out double crossing an shifting he added the United states is alway ready to negotiate and Mak promises which later it will no Honor. This has happened t promises made during the 0 Tober crisis. They have Bee broken As can be seen with be attacks. But i warn this is Leai ing to a very dangerous Situ Tion that could Lead to a wors crisis than october blasts Barry Castro then launched into a discussion of the Political scene saying he expected no change in Washington s foreign policy even if there is a change in administration after the 1964 presidential election. I am sure it will be a fight Between president Kennedy and senator Barry Goldwater both Are cheap and crooked we have heard Goldwater is Tough. Well if he Ever is elected let him try his Tough policies on Cuba. We will know How to defend ourselves and we will not be afraid to face him but in any Case i am not inter ested in getting involved in Domestic switching then to Racial problems Castro said they Are not racial really but economic. The Day the american negroes understand that they need the right Polit ical orientation and decide to unite their forces behind Polit ical conscience they will win their Anthony Bailey Brookes has been named outstanding graduate of the chartered accountants students society of Manitoba for the 1962-g3 Aca Demic year. He has placed at the top of his class since 1959-60, and won the w. A. Henderson Stiver medal for the highest Marks in Mani Toba in the uniform intermediate examinations. He served As chairman of the student studies committee and trea surer of Council in addition to playing on the accountancy soccer team. Bob Roe the society president presented the award at a grads fare Well dinner. West German offers Grain sales Hope Montreal up Werner Schwarz West Germany s agriculture minister has wound up a fact hiding tour of can Ada and left for Home with an encouraging word for Canada s wheat growers. He boarded a plane for Bonn monday night after disclosing at a press conference that West Germany will Likely increase wheat imports from Canada this year. He said the Grain yield in his Homeland has been reduced by. Heavy rain in recent weeks and West Germany will have to go to outside markets to make it up. Or. Schwarz made the trip at the invitation of the Cana Dian wheat Board. He arrived aug. 24. Ben Bella named president Algiers Reuters pre Mier Ahmed Ben Bella was named Algeria s first president tuesday by the ruling front de liberation National. Ben Bella will be the Only candidate in a country wide referendum. Sunday to choose a president. The new algerian Constitution adopted in a referendum last sunday gave the fun the right to designate the president and confirmed the nation As a one party socialist state. More than voters endorsed the new Constitution and i so doing gave a personal vote of Confidence to Ben Bella its chief architect. The Constitution makes the fun the Only legally recognized political party in Algeria. Council asks joint study of pensions Ottawa joint com Mons Senate committee should be set up to study the question of contributory old age pensions the Canadian welfare Council said monday in a Brief mailed to prime minister Pearson and the 10 provincial premiers. The Brief issued As Federal and provincial representatives met to discuss the Canada pen Sion plan said the welfare Council has no recommendations either for or against such a National contributory pension plan. Bosch regime on Way out More employed Nuernberg West Ger Many number of unemployed in West Ger Many dropped by last month to per cent of the country s labor Force the Federal labor office Santo Domingo the ghost of Generalissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo still hangs Over the dominican Republic. The memory of the dictator dead two years was a major Factor in the 1962 presidential election. H i s Shadow today threatens the stability of this in Fant democracy. Juan Bosch a White thatched author professor was swept into office Only eight months ago by a crushing National vote of approval. Now his growing unpopularity is one of Many disturbing signs Here. The trouble says a foreign businessman is that everyone wants to govern but after 31 years of tyranny nobody really knows a once Bright economic Pic Ture is dimming and the prob abilities of violence Are in creasing. There is a growing feeling that president Bosch s government May not survive Long. Did t win prominent dominicans regard the Tenor and scope of the opposition As confirming a theory that Bosch did t win the 1962 presidential election the National civic Union lost it. This View holds that the once has accused the . Me it capital away and fright ened Companies whose holdings Are valued at 000. Owned South puerto Rico sugar company of conspiring against him. In a later speech he warned dominicans never to do business with foreign Oil companies. He singled out a roman Catholic chaplain As the master mind of an armed forces a charge the Church has asked that Bosch prove or retract. Reported Here monday. To help a Motorist take extra cars on Busy highways he should remember that this is a month of High traffic mortality. In 1962, september had 442 fatal traffic accidents 114 More than in the previous year. By s. H. Cray deaths ban arms to Wilson Amsterdam Reuters Harold Wilson opposition labor party Leader monday attacked the naked racialism of the South african government and called for a Complete ban on arms exports to South Africa. He told the eighth Congress of the socialist International Here that South african racialism is a threat to the integrity of neighbouring territories. Wilson added it is no longer an internal affair but a Chal Lenge to the whole free world and the great principles of the Unity of nations. This Congress must express its utter condemnation of apartheid racial separation and should also Call for a Complete arms ban on South Africa. This is the least we can do. The United states govern ment has taken a firm stand on this and it is time for european nations to do the weather ruins crop London Reuters Britain is facing a disastrous Harvest with losses to the Cereal crop already exceeding a National Farmers Union spokes Man said monday. Bad weather has already ruined one fifth of the crop in most areas but in some Paic of the country the toll was even greater he said ring headache feel Fine by breakfast aspirin fast Eulf headaches colds aspirin is the registered Trade Mark of tha Bayer company limited Aurora Ontario Adock William George 87, of 710 Sherbrook Street suite 2, retired from Imperial tobacco co. Chafetz mrs. Gordon 54, of 228 Smithfield Avenue. Garv1e, mrs. George Marion 68, of Holland Man. Geddes mrs. Mabel of 560 Bannerman Avenue widow of Stanley h. Geddes. Johnston mrs. Joseph Ethel 83, of Culross Man. Lee mrs. W. H. Lillian Doro of London ont. Mcinnes Neil 75, of 398 Bel Mont Avenue formerly of Erik son Man. Molinski Edward 34, of 789 Manitoba Avenue formerly of broke head Man. Mooney John 92, of Elkhorn Man., retired druggist. Moore David Mullan 87, of 240 Balfour Avenue retired from wholesale produce. Oblinski George 75, of 679 Lansdowne Avenue retired from the car. Popowich Olga 49, of Oak Hammock Man. Richmond John 83, of Lac Dubonnet Man. Roy Merrit j., 77, of 265 Owena Street formerly of Grandview and Kenton Man. Sandison Beatrice 60, of 554 Jessie Avenue suite 19. Simmons Harold Mclaren of 333 Ashland Avenue. Theobald George Edwin 57, of 1282 Pritchard Avenue. Weber mrs. Emil 72, of 836 Mcdermot Avenue. Yarosloski mrs. Peter 73, of 505 Jar vis Avenue. For further information please see classified death by the Canadian press Anglesey Wales Maurice Wilks 59, chairman of the Rover car company who played a leading role in devel Oping the first British version of the Gas Turbine aeroplane engine. Hamilton ont. Benjamin Rosenfeld 83, an internationally known jewish Leader. New Haven a. Walsh 76, who joined the Arm Strong rubber company in 1912 and helped build it int6 one of the world s largest tire manufacturers. Eastman Mon Keith 62, a progressive conservative member of parliament for Verdun constituency from 1958 to 1962. Frederick Chris Gopher Harrison 78, a Pioneer in the use of Radium for medical therapy in Toronto. Johannesburg Rev. Hugh Kay 34, Well known figure in maritime intercollegiate sports circles of injuries suffered in a Highway Accident. Victoria Cornelious Hawk ins o Halloran 73, Justice of the British Columbia court of Appeal since -1938. Wichita Johnson 23, promising Rookie with Kan Sas City chiefs of the Ameri can football league of a broken neck suffered in an exhibition football game. Grain Man s estate totals George Norman Heimbecker a Winnipeg Grain merchant who died june 4 at the age of 83, left an estate of his will was probated in Manitoba Surro Gate court this week. Most of his estate will go to his son Lloyd Heimbecker who also will receive 500 shares in the firm of Parrish and Heim Becker limited the Grain dealing and trading company of which or. Heimbecker was chairman of the Board. Half of his remain ing shares will go to each of or. Heimbecker s two Brothers Clayton and Harry. More than in his estate was in Cash and Bank deposits. Or. Heimbecker made a bequest of to Winnipeg general Hospital. His Home at 277 Wellington Crescent and his real estate hold Ings remain with his wife Carp line. Or. Heimbecker born in Waterloo ont., came to Winni Peg in 1905 and was in the Grain Trade for 55 years. He was a charter member of the Grain Exchange. He was buried in the family plot at Hanover ont. Powerful civic Union lost out when it insisted on a pre elec Tion of punishing All for Mer collaborators and associates of dictator Trujillo. It is said a great segment of the pop the military itself threat ened by such a policy and there fore came to regard Bosch As the lesser of two evils. The irony of the situation now is that Bosch whose revolution Ary party adopted a soft approach to the Trujillo Issue has asked for stiff confiscation measures against All who might have indirectly under the fallen tyrant. Aided unrest announcement of a new confiscation Law drove anti govern ment feeling to its most danger Ous Peak. The uproar was but one of the Many storms kicked up by the Bosch regime. By word and deed the presi Dent seems to have contributed to unrest that has driven invest executor s auction Sale of new 3 pc. Modem bed room set 2 be. Good Chesterfield set 9 pc. Solid Walnut dining room set elec. Fridge upholstered lore seat foam rubber seat re Clining chaise lounge portable elec. Singer Coffee tables step tables Walnut . Desk brass 3 fold fire screen hostess chairs Walnut Arm Beatty automatic elec. Washer elec. Mangette Royal tank vacuum 4 Cycle Power Lawn Mower 22 in., elec. Stove 2 Elee. Wishers single bed comp., mirrors studio lounge pair Budgie Birds Cage baby Chrome High chair baby Wood crib 3 rugs and pads 2 pc. Chesterfield set foam rubber Good baby Carriage Lawn chairs clothing dishes Etc. Cray s action Mart 91 Albert Street wed., sept. 1 he at 2 . Terms Cash s. H. Cray we 2-2371 auctioneer Valuator by s. H. Cray j Home for aged at the Pas welfare minister John b. Car Roll has announced that the provincial government will give Fin Ancial Aid to the Kinsmen club of the Pas for construction of a housing unit project there for old people. The Kinsmen and other the Pas service groups will raise towards the project. Provincial housing Grants of and a Central mortgage and housing corporation Grant of will make up the total Cost of s79.000. The project will include eight double and five single housing units including a Centre corridor and meeting room. Auction Sale of room House and 4 building and garage at 2375 Henderson Highway North Kildonan on monday sept. 16th at 2 instructed by dept. Of Public works province of Manitoba will sell by Public auction the following one 6 room stucco 2 Storey House 3 bedrooms a room a room an Kirchen Hardwood doors pressure water system one 20x16 stable one Brooder House on skids on 14x18 workshop one garage a 2388 Henderson Highway acres the Highway. 21 Days for moving House 1 Days for other buildings. For information phone e. S. Wrigh we 6-7151 right of Way Agen on View morning of Sale. Terms Cash we 2-2371 s. H. Auctioneer value to rent anew radio equipped i. Car.-. J for less lowest budget Economy rates in Canada 1.00 a Day plus Gas and mileage. 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