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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 20, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday september 20, 1963 of Canada s 17 leading manufacturing industries six Are based on agricultural production. Roof leak Call us for in part or repairing free estimates Polet roofing de 9-7040 Mitchell Copp eyes examined glasses fitted Harold m. Black optometrist phone we 2-51 of Opra Dally 9 . To . Roofing specialists Aetna in our both year the acknowledged leaders in roofing jul 9-5375 you re invited to see this Brand new 1963 total electric Home open this weekend Only Friday 7 . To 10 . Saturday 2 . To 10 . Sunday 12 noon to 10 . Free attendance prize every Day the owners of this fabulous cold medallion Home will be moving in shortly. But before they do we be arranged for a special 3 Day open House so you can see first hand the Many advantages of total electric living. Electric heating is just one of this Home s Many electrical features. This Means it s almost completely dust free for there is no fuel combustion at All no Furnace fan fuel tank or ducts. The basement is entirely open for recreation room a Hob by area and laundry facilities. The All electric Kitchen is a woman s dream. Beautiful and entirely functional it makes meal preparing and cooking the plea sure it should be. Drive out this weekend. Our Home economist Elizabeth will be your hostess and a qualified Manitoba Hydro heating specialist will be on hand to answer your questions on this remarkable heating sys tem. 843 rut de i eglise St. Nor Bert Man. Look for the electric Home sign drive straight out Hwy. 75. Builder distinctive Homes Ltd. Represented by Bonita realtors Manitoba Hydro More about Taraska continued from Page 1 in its contract with metro Leitch construction specified that the Concrete was to be supplied by Winnipeg Supply and fuel company. Metro employees on sept. 6 stopped a delivery from Mccurdy Supply co. Ltd., for whom coun. Taraska works. Coun. Darwin Chase chairman of metro s water and waste com Mittee charged coun. Taraska a week ago with interfering in an attempt to Complete the de livery. And he said coun. Taraska threatened the project Engineer. Ill advised the committee of inquiry exonerated All of the companies and employees involved. But it added your committee however finds that coun. Taraska was ill advised in the manner in which he pursued the enquiries As to Why the Job site Engineer had refused to accept Concrete other than that supplied by the Winni Supply and fuel company. We also find that in his enquiries As to Why the Concrete from Mccurdy Supply company was not accepted that he used statements which could be taken As a threat to the parties to whom they were addressed and that in doing so he conducted himself in a manner not in accordance with that expected of a councillor of this new Rule the clause to be added to the procedure bylaw says no member of the Council shall have Power to direct or interfere with the performance of any work for the corporation and the officer in charge shall be subject Only to his Superior officer if any and to the coun cil or to any committee while acting in that capacity or other Wise to which the Council May in any Case give authority in that Jack Willis metro s coun. Deputy chairman who headed the committee of inquiry said that the Chain of events which led up to the inquiry was caused by an honest error by coun. Taraska and All the companies. They did t realize he said that metro s approval was needed before a second supplier of Concrete could be used. Not wicked coun. Willis said he agreed with coun. A. E. Fisher who said he thought coun. Taraska s be Havior was More foolish than later coun. Fisher said that because of the seriousness of the matter involving councillors Taraska and Chase that one of the two should coun. Chase indicated he was not too satisfied with the report. He wanted to know if the com Mittee thought coun. Taraska s by Max Steiman and sons actions justified his disqualification from sitting on metro be cause of restrictions in the metro act. Legal opinion metro chairman Dick Bonny Castle who proposed sending a copy to the municipal affairs minister answered that he had obtained a Legal opinion that indicated coun. Taraska could not be prevented from seat. Taking his coun. Art Coulter a member of the inquiry committee said that he had t been too Happy about sitting in judgment Over another s actions. And he was glad to see it being sent to the minister of municipal affairs and not marked closed by metro Council. Coun. B. R. Wolfe said the minister of municipal affairs is responsible for the actions of this Council and local government and that it will be his decision if there is any further More about reds continued from Page 1 Niagara Falls ont. Douglas Edward. Dennis 29, sentenced to two months in ail and fined wednesday on a charge of keeping a com More about Kennedy continued from Page 1 auction Sale of student s desk almost new 30 Inch electric stove console Model electric Sei intr machine Chrome Kitchen set 2 electric Ranee wardrobe Duncan phyfe drop Leaf Parlour table Continental bed Walnut bedroom set lamps Arboite top Kitchen Cabinet vanity Chest of drawers carpets 2 . Sets 3 pc. Chesterfield set kit Chen Cabinet occasional tables and hundreds of other Good items plus a Quantity of food cloth lip dishes linens Smallw arcs Etc. At Carter s auction rooms .309 Carlton Street saturday night sept. 21 at . Max Steiman auctioneers m. K. Stelman h. H. Steiman evaluators phone we 3-3397 Call us with Confidence Gas heat ? rent or Purchase. Cas burners for Homes Blacks Industrial Bailers commercial water Heaters custom burners for ovens dryers forges heat treat Etc. 733 Pembina Hwy. Go 3-8035 Kennedy strongly supported Canadian prime minister Pear son s proposals for strengthen ing the in peace keeping forces. He said he hoped that the recent initiative of s e v eral members in preparing standby peace forces for in Call will encourage similar commitments by the . Was ready to provide logistic and other material support. Kennedy reaffirmed american support for the United nations but he said the in could not survive As a Static organization and its charter must be changed As Well As its customs. Press Congo gains he said it was important not to jeopardize the extraordinary in gains in the noting that the congolese government had asked for the retention of in troops after the end of this year he said i believe that this Assembly should do whatever is necessary to preserve the gains already made and to protect the new nation in its struggle for the president s address Fol Lowed by one Day a generally conciliatory talk to the general Assembly by soviet foreign minister Gromyko. In his Only reference to Gro Myko s talk Kennedy said we must continue to seek agreement encouraged by yesterday s affirmative response to this proposal by the soviet for eign minister on an arrange keep weapons of mass destruction out of outer the proposal to keep nuclear weapons from outer space was first made by Mexico at the disarmament conference in Gen Eva last june. While holding out an Olive Branch Kennedy indirectly be Laboured the soviet Union for its be As bold and farsighted inthe control of deadly weapons As we have been in their then surely this Small step can be the Start of a Long and fruit Ful Kennedy said there Are Basic differences Between the United states and the soviet Union that put a limit on agreements and. Forbid the relaxation of Vigi negotiable areas he listed these possible areas of future negotiation prevention of War by Accident or miscalculation safeguards against sur prise attack including Obser vation posts at key control Over the Transfer of nuclear weapons to non nuclear Powers conversion of the atom to peaceful purposes a ban on underground nuclear tests with adequate inspection and and a Freer East West flow of information and people. He advanced these specified proposals for broadening the United nations functions creation of a world Centre for health communications to warn of epidemics and pos Sibly harmful drugs and re port new experiments and discoveries. Regional centres for med ical research and the training of scientists and doctors from the emerging nations. A global satellite system to provide communications and weather information. A world wide conservation program and a similar Effort to promote farm productivity and food distribution to give reports of sino soviet Border clashes All add up to a Potenti ally explosive situation. The existence of sections of the Frontier with Russia whose demarcation is disputed by China and which Are marked on Chin Ese maps with the same unde fined markings As the disputed Indian Border is a further pos sible source of trouble. Against this background pravda s warning about the situation on the Indian Frontier would appear to be relevant to the sino soviet Frontier. Pravda said when soldiers of two neighbouring states stand with rifles levelled at each other especially if fierce fighting had taken place Between them Earl Ier there is naturally the Dan Ger that bloodshed May be started by an accidental Rifle the pravda article of great length and without signature was put out in full by the Tass for eign service. These factors Indi Cate that the soviet government intends the article to be taken More seriously than usual. The soviet government s own professed View of the seriousness of the Indian Border situation is conveyed by pravda s description of it As combustible material which is liable to flare up at any moment and create grave Dan Gers for the cause of this theme stated at the begin Ning of the article is taken up again towards the end when pravda finds the situation particularly alarming in View of the accumulating evidence that the conflict May again be Algrava the evidence is not Given but More about treaty continued from Page 1 he whole Tenor of the article is such As to suggest that China May be planning to provoke rouble. This is a Long cry from the soviet attitude during the cuban crisis last year when Moscow suspended its previous neutrality and inclined again through the pages of pravda towards the chinese View of the origins of the dispute urging India to accept the chinese proposal for negotiation. This time pravda urges China to accept the negotiations Posi Tion proposed by the Colombo conference of unaligned Powers which has been repeatedly rejected by peking. While the soviet Union is com Peting with Western offers of Mil itary Aid to India the supplies it May provide Are not Likely to equal those from the West. Moscow s fears that India s dependence on Western Aid May keep it effectively out of the so Viet sphere of influence is reflected in pravda s View that the imperialists Are rejoicing Over the Border situation linking far reaching plans with this eagerly offering weapons to India and suggesting the taking of joint imperialists hit the imperialists Are accused More directly than the chinese of striving to fan War in the Hima while peking s Mon Strous charge that the Soviel Union is inciting India to a conflict with China rejected on the is indignantly grounds thai every hungry he child the food High time he suggested strenuous efforts to Settle chronic disputes record in Germany. Cuba. The j among countries saying Congo the United nations and is Leigh time that Many pretty girls took better on Phi cd 64 to coming to your dealer s soon elsewhere. And he said that the United states is not without stain specifically in the area of racial discrimination. Said Ken Nedy the United states of Amer Ica is opposed to discrimination and persecution on grounds of race and religion anywhere in the world including our own nation he said the United states opposes apartheid segregation and All forms of human oppression and would like to see new efforts to give new meaning to the general As Sembly s 15-year-old declaration of human rights. He condemned the oppression of Buddhist priests in South Viet Nam the closing of synagogues in the soviet Union the Hun Garian government s treatment of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty who is in exile in the . Legation in Budapest and a ban on protestant missions in some countries. He termed the test ban treaty the first specific step in 17 years to limit the nuclear arms race. Today we May have reached a pause in the cold War. If we can stretch this pause into a period of fruitful co oper both sides can gain new Confidence and True experience in Concrete collaboration for we can now utes on the Agenda of this As Embly were taken off the Cle rating schedule and placed on e negotiating negotiations should be approached with a desire not to Bury one s adversary but to compete in a Host of peaceful Renas in ideas in production and in service to All human Kennedy wound up by quoting a remark attributed to Archi medes the ancient greek mathematician who discovered the principle of leverage give me i place where i can shall move the addressing my fellow inhabitants of this Kennedy said let us take our stand Here in his Assembly of nations. And it us see if we in our time can move the world toward a just and lasting now distributors to serve you Alsip in addition to tall Crete Brick tile lumber co. Ltd. 508 Portage ave. Division of Tallman gravel Sand Supply Ltd. 205 Sta Acona Medicine hat Brick and tile company limited and associated companies head office . Box 70, Medicine hat Alta. Pm. 527-1131 sen. Goldwater spoke near the close of a Day marked by and con speeches and Consolida Tion of the line up in favor of ratification at almost 6 to 1. The Senate monday will vote on All reservations and tuesday will Call the Roll on the treaty itself. As senators took the floor to go on record one of them previously counted for the pact. Sen. Frank j. Lausche announced that he will vote no because of what he considers the treaty s military sen. Lausche was a member of the original 16 to 1 majority which voted for the treaty when the foreign relations committee recommended approval. Offsetting sen. Lausche s switch sen. Roman l. Hruska Republican Nebraska left the diminishing group of undecided senators to announce his support for the treaty. Sen. Hruska based his decision chiefly on president Kennedy s sept. 10 unqualified and unequivocal assurances of safeguards he has pledged will be taken and on the treaty recommendations of the joint chiefs of staff. At the close of the Day the indicated line up for the treaty stood at 81 in favor 14 against and five in the doubtful category. Those regarded As still undecided Are senators John l. Mcclellan Democrat Howard w. Cannon Olin d. Johnston Democrat South Margaret Chase Smith Republican Maine and Len b. Jordan Republican the Washington Post More about Gatt continued from Page 1 ing of the Kennedy round. They have seen that without a world wide solution for agriculture including surplus disposal the Ken Nedy round stands no Chance of Success. The immediate threat to the Kennedy round is seen in some quarters As the Chicken War which if not settled quickly would Lead to a major trans Atlantic Tariff conflict whose first casualty would be the Kennedy More about policy continued from Page 1 round itself. The purpose of the Kennedy round is to enable the United states and its Gatt partners to retain Access to Large and affluent european economic Community after the completion of the dec s common external Tariff. Delegates from 38 Gatt Mem Bers returned Here with fresh though not necessarily different instructions to resume their search after a two months pause for a comprehensive formula to be applied during the Kennedy round. Copyright 1963 by arrange ment with the guardian Manchester gift to Ike former . President Eisen Hower has a scottish Home in Cul Zean Castle a gift from the British nation. Example will that split bring a More aggressive chinese attitude say an attack against India Wil it Force the soviets to prove their world communist leadership by some new action against to West or will they try for More agreements the cautious View Here is tha the answers Are not yet known in Washington. With such an official attitude of course it Wil be easier for or. Rusk to pus quietly for but careful negotiations with the russian on All sorts of issues. One subject certain to come u is the soviet desire to increase Trade with the United states by All the Long time bars to tha were recalled by these America sources. First of All Russia has Little the United states wants to buy then there Are the unsettled War time lend lease accounts and be Gal bars imposed by Cong res on credits to the soviet the so Viet refusal to observe copyright and the old charge of Russia Trade dumping. All of these issues were reviewed in 1959 at the time of Sovie Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev visit Here but they came to no thing. Whether the Post test a treaty atmosphere will Brin changes in soviet policy thus i the current question. There Are some other strict american soviet issues for m Rusk to talk about with or Gromyko each country wants t build a new embassy in the othe capital but the soviet bid her is tied up in the courts and con Gress. The United states als wants to improve its pm Munich tons Between Washington and i1 Moscow embassy. But again the word on a these topics is caution. And the emphasis by these official source is that nothing dramatic is the offing. The Washington Post Mon betting House. Magistrate Johnstone Roberts said he will gradually increase jail terms and fines until betting activities Here Are halted. This absurd statement is not corroborated by but the implied warning of soviet action on the chinese Borer May be intended to make up e difference Between the mounts of Aid economic As Wel s military promised to India by in West and by Russia. It costs so much less almost thing to utter a cryptic Wam a considering How strained the relations Between Moscow and eking Are already. And after All it commits mos of to precisely nothing and eaves it free to change its Atti Ude if soviet interests should Equire it As happened during in cuban crisis. Copyright 1963 by arrangement with the guardian Manchester Concrete wrought railings Cash carry special 15% off on Patio blocks if Chesterfield and chair a Davenport and chair hide a bed and chair material included Down delivers remember we do our own financing phone now we 2-0958 Day or night no obligation just South of Portage Avi. 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