Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 13, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press. Friday. September 13, 1963 Bonn spied by proxy by Sterling Slappey Bonn special fans the West German government con fessed wednesday that for years it has been spying by proxy. Herman Hoercherl minister of the Interior told a press Confer ence that the government has done its spying in an Effort to ferret out communists and other subversives through u.s., Bri Tish and French agents. He said the government has made at least 30 requests a year to Allied intelligence authorities to tap telephones and open mail of suspected spies. The Allied agents or. Hoecherl said have quickly turned Over to tie German government the information requested. Under the German Constitution germans Are not permitted to tap phone wires or tamper with the mails. The allies when their occupation of Germany was ended in 1955, retained exclusive rights to such activities. Or. Hoercherl said an Effort will be made to Amend the Ger Man Constitution. This however would require the approval of two thirds of the bundestag and is considered unlikely. One of the German Security agencies believed to have sought Allied assistance in Germany s counter espionage Effort is the office for the Protection of the Constitution. A Branch of the Interior ministry. This possibility came to Light a week ago when charges of such activity were levelled in the respected German weekly die Welt. It was reported at the time that among the phones that had been tapped by Allied agents was that of Chancellor Konrad Aden Auer. Another target was said to have been Carlo Schmid the socialist party s theoretician. Soon after the newspaper appeared in print with the charges or. Hoercherl told or. Aden Auer s Cabinet that an investigation would be opened immediately. Wednesday disclosure presumably is the result. Los Angeles times music prize Patricia Weir 12, daughter of or. And mrs. Cam Weir 312 la Mont Boulevard Tuxedo has been awarded the University of Mani Toba music diploma prize and a Cash award of As the result of her standing in the Western Board of music Grade 5 examinations. Miss Weir is a Pupil at Tuxedo school. These Manitoban will germans help plan Centennial r ii t t Tel Nerp. 1 Here Are the names of the Manitoban who have been appointed so far to serve on the Manitoba Centennial citizen s committee. For details regard ing the Centennial committee see Story on Page George Aitken Maurice Arpin. Phi Ashdown. Dennis Barkman Mary Liz Bayer Jack Beech Hugh Benham mrs. Bernice Berkowit by Bernstein or. L. O. Bradley. Chick Cornelius Bignell of the Pas. Frank Boothroyd. Perry Bower Bruce Bracken Maurice Bur Chell e. J. Campbell of Norway House Daryl Chapman. Jack Chapman mrs. Saul Cherlak c. D. Colley. R. H. Coats of Brandon a. J. Coleman of Branden did Cory of Virden Roland couture of 61. Buju race j. D. Craig of Brandon. Miss Patricia Desjardin g. P. Dennehy. Jim Doak of Virden j. Doig Charles do Jack Alvon Druxerman Mies Anne Dumoulin. Paul Duval. Or. Ferdinand Eckhardt or. Victor Fel Dball Bon Francis of Brandon. Peter Freeman of Brandon Burke Garnett of Russell Sam Woortman. H. Byron Gourley. William h. Gray. I. Douglas Groff mrs. Justice r. D. Guy. Mrs. Erna Hartman. Mrs. Ann Henry. John Hirsch. W. D. Hurst. Jimmy James Charles Joyce. Ian Jessiman. Artlis Johnson sol Kanee Dave Kaufman George a. Keats a. G. Kennedy r a. Kipp mrs. Helen Klass Jordo Lawson. Sylvan Leipsic or. W. R Leslie. Sinclair Levack. Brunei Leodille miss Elizabeth Long we Lorimer. Ross Malabar. Or. Fran Mathewson. Don Mccarthy Blair Mcaulay. J Hugh Mcdonald. Don Mcgill. Fran Meighen of Brandon. Or. Justice a Monnon mrs. J. M. Moore Billy Moslenko. Stew Millet. Byron Milton. Irs. Betty Nickerson Nathan Nur Gitz. Tom Leniek Bill Olson of lunar Liss Lois Parkhill j. D. Penner of Steinbach Edward Pitblado William ice. Rait Dave Relmer of Steinbach sex Robertson mrs. Arthur Ross of Felita Marshall Rothstein de Russen Holt Ross Sadler Birch River Sam Sair. A. J. Sawatsky of Morris. David Slater. Bob Smethurst c. Gor Don Smith. Dick Smith Sidney Spivak Howard Spohn. A. K. Stephens. J. E. Stewart. Mrs. Avis Stringer or. Richard Sutton Kelly Svenson a. R. Swanson Andrew Swartz. Mrs. Robert Taft Allan Tarr. Elmer Thompson of flin flon. Or. Justuce George Tritschler r. D. Turner Ron Williams. Jack Wells Karl Winte route. M. M. Wocks Dan Zaharia. John Howarth Ray Howard of Bartle n. Merenuk of Sandy Luke Linus Miller of Erickson. Mrs. A. Villam of Mlynne Dosa n. R. Mcmillan of Minnedosa. Alt a. Black of rapid ally Roy far lev of Forrest mrs. Dorothy Mcconnell of Hamiota mrs. Muriel Westwood of Rivers lome base. Ernie Vialou of Charleswood. John Banfield of Tuxedo. Henry Einarson or Glenboro Chris Vickers. John a. Curl Stianson. To repay dutch Stalin haunts k. China like Frozen food foods is increasing but the an s20.1 Worth compared to Nual average consumption is i cheers jeers for Christine Ottawa of Post War dutch immigrants in Canada May be eligible for a share in a fund set up by West Germany for Netherlands victims of nazi Perse cution. The external affairs depart ment said thursday that any qualifying persons should file claims before the dec. 1 dead line. They could obtain claim forms at one of 17 Netherlands consulates across Canada or the Netherlands embassy Here. Compensation will be paid to those who were imprisoned three months or More suffered disability of to per cent or More for at least five years were required to Wear the Star of David for at least six months or were subjected to sterilization. Budapest smallpox scare ends Vienna Small pox quarantine at a Budapest hotel which affected 220 West Ern tourists including at least two canadians was lifted Early Friday Budapest radio reported. A total of 700 persons had been sealed off in the hotel since aug. 31. The British embassy in Buda est earlier identified the two canadians As Lukasz Puskas and Vasch Sheret. But in Mont real Alice Lukacs said her father Leslie Lukacs was among those confined. The first class Royal hotel was quarantined when a waiter contracted smallpox. Later his condition was said to be not serious. All guests were instructed to remain in the hotel for the quarantine period at the management s expense. The Only j stipulation was that they pay for their own drinks. Moved to cities Between 1941 and 1961 can Ada s Urban population in creased from 56.5 per cent of the total population to 70 per cent. London Reuters red haired playgirl Christine Keeler Central figure in the Profumo scandal made a one minute court appearance Friday on per jury and conspiracy charges and was ordered to face a full hearing of the Case oct. 2. Christine 21, appeared to Gether with Roommate Paula Hamilton Marshall 23, their housekeeper Olive Brooker 56, and Rudolph Fenton 39, a West Indian chauffeur. All were accused of conspiracy to obstruct Justice by Tell ing police a West Indian jazz Singer had assaulted Christine. The women were also accused of giving perjured testimony at his trial. As the four defendants left the court a woman in the crowd waiting outside shouted Good Guvvy. Good Luck Christine smiled at the woman and said thank it was several minutes before the three women could drive away because of the crowd of photographers and newsreel cameramen. Before the car could move away a number of hostile shouting demonstrators broke through the police lines and pounded on the car windows. Christine whose affair with i War minister John Profumo rocked the British government and led to his resignation was making her second court appearance in a week after spend ing a night in a police cell last Friday . Casts veto on Rhodesia United nations a Britain cast its third veto in Security Council history today and killed an african supported Resolution asking Britain not t turn Over military and constitutional Power to Southern rho Desia. The africans contend tha Southern Rhodesia is govern by a White supremacy govern ment which could use the Powers against african nationalists. The Resolution won eight a formative votes but the i Power veto used by Brita twice on one Day during the 195 Suez it. The unite states and France abstained. Peking Reuters communist China charged Friday that russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev haunted by the ghost of Josef Stalin viciously abused the former dictator to hide his own inadequacies. The biting personal attack on Khrushchev was the second issued by the communists in two Days in a series of articles in the party newspaper Peoples daily and the theoretical Maga Zine red Flag. Friday s article accused thru Michev of ulterior motives in denouncing Stalin after his eath in 1953. It said Khrushchev and the russian communist leadership feeling constantly haunted by be spectre of Stalin tried to Over up their total Lack of principle their helplessness by busing the dead dictator. Reminding Khrushchev he had occurred in Stalin s policy of suppressing counter revolt ovaries the article said Stalin and faults but his merits out weighed them. T looks much the same As Many other attractive Homes do by Day but at night the difference is amazing it has a. Lighting system that enables you to treate changes in the mood of the room ranging from Bright and cheery to gentle and Serene. Q also features an electric Range electrical provisions for at least 2. Either major appliances and a dual j element water Heater already installed and in s different about this Home that increases the value of this Home is full horsepower this Means sufficient wiring and plenty of conveniently placed outlets and switches to handle All your electrical needs today and in the future. Q these Are Ferent features you i find in a medallion Home features that can be economically built into the o House you Are living in now or can be easily indecent act Carl Hinz Eichinger 26, of 45 Hargrave Street suite 1, was or dered to pay a Fine of and costs or serve two months in ail when magistrate i. V. Dudienski found him guilty of com mitting an indecent act aug. 8. Sent to Japan new even less ask your builder or electrical contractor. Medallion Homes on Winnipeg. Parade of Homes Windsor Park september 7 to 19 Manitoba Hydro James Ferguson 22, of 256 Toronto Street thursday had his Driver s licence suspended for six months and was ordered to pay a Fine of and costs or serve 30 Days in jail after pleading guilty in Winnipeg magistrate s court to operating a motor vehicle while his ability was impaired by alcohol. Week end values at Dominion fresh eviscerated Grade a roasting or frying 2-3 la. Average chickens pork shoulder roasts Turkey Chicken beef pork York Frozen meat pies first Grade Creamery Golden Edge butter la. Shank off to september 7t.15 . Windsor Park Duluth Bay off Cottonwood Road no limit 1 la. Pc. Presented by the Winnipeg House builders association the 1963 Parade of Homes awaits your inspection 16 superbly designed Homes from bungalows and splits to stately two storeys portray a Panorama of modern living. Built by Winnipeg s finest contractors these Homes offer the latest in design and construction methods and at prices everybody can afford. Canada no. 1 table potatoes limit one 10 in. Bag with each family Purchase please. 1c Trail 10 la. Kraft no. 1 Grade Ripe bananas 2-29 Don t miss it step along to the 1963 Parade oif Homes ample free parking. Admission 25c children special save 6c banana layer cake Libby s fancy Cream Corn values effective until closing time sat., sept. 15 at 230 Osborne Polo Park 1650 main Grant Park opinion ;