Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Saturday edition Jumble Vulaj and entry form 13 38 first Section i 20 tour of Homes 30 Church 32, 33 class. 36-53 comics 28, 29 deaths 10 engagements 14 Feiffer 24 finance 62-64 letters 31 lines on life 33 movies 27 the arts 25 science profile --33 sports 55-5? travel 60-61 weddings t6-i7 women s 14-19 youth Page 34 Magazine Section 21 34 Pioneer lord of the West 21 Why starve in the Bush 21 profile of a folksinger 23 Manitoba s own Story third Section 35 54 editorial fourth Section 55 68 sports Winnipeg free press final edition phone we 3-9331 an departments vol. 70 306 100 pages Winnipeg saturday september 21, 1963 . Forecast warm. 45 and 70. . Modern living Section 52 planned Ideal Home planting lilies Norah Cherry s cookies books Homes acc lpns 0 Gordons site of nuclear bunkers Haven for Cabinet radio networks by Fred Cleverley a of air conditioned bunder ground bunkers which is one of Manitoba s Best kept secrets is nearing completion at the sprawling army installation of Camp Shilo. The bunkers Are. Deep enough and hardened enough with Concrete to serve As excellent storage spots for nuclear War Heads. They can also serve by soviets chinese land grab charged russians claim Border violations in 1962 say China opposed a ban out of jealousy i Moscow Reuters the soviet Union today accused communist China of violating the soviet Border at least times last year. The russian statement said afro asians protest walk out on South Africa including to radio Section coloured comics Juba s vision new City Core Large scale redevelopment plan. Now awaiting approval of Chc Reform by Chris Ladd mayor Stephen Juba is waiting to hear whether Central mortgage and housing corporation will approve a Multi million for North Central Winnipeg. Mayor Juba said wednesday that chm s decision should be made by the end of tie month. Under or. Juba s program High Rise a number of Parks will be developed in the area bounded by. The Midland railway s and the North end wholesale produce District. The mayor would t estimate the Cost of the project but he said it will make million Jarvis Burrows Keewatin housing As a made to order nuclear bomb shelter for the important ple in Manitoba Roblin his Cabinet and key government official the bunkers Are also designed to House some of the most pow Erful radio equipment in the province a total of 34 300 foot High towers s a Raij Over 18 Miles sufficient to withstand a nuclear attack and still keep communications alive with Cen tre s As far South As Missouri. Typical secrecy involved is the code name site used by the army in any official reference the com plex. At Camp Shilo army person Nel have their own theories about what is happening. If they Are growing High Grade mushrooms in that Siirid one offi cer they Are sure spending a lot of Money to ensure the qual please Page 10 death up from a renters Vatican Paul i said today he wants the vat ican curia Central administration of the Homan Catholic Church thoroughly reformed and internationalized. They the reforms will be formulated and carried out by the curia the pontiff said. The roman not fear recruitment. With a wider International Pope Paul made the remarks at an audience for the curia it self which is made up of about prelates and priests. Who run All the congregations Taibi nals and offices of the Vatican. Major importance was cached Here to the Pope s at sex game a game of tag ended in death Friday for an eight year old St pressed desire to broaden the Outlook and composition of the curia. Its membership includes 30 of the Church s 80 cardinals and scores of monsignor. Most Are italian. Those who Are not spend Long careers in the Vati can. There have been suggestions from other prelates and theolo Gians in recent years that the curia be reorganized lines the Pope mentioned. The Pope recalled he had worked for the. Organization for More than 30 years before be coming an archbishop in Milan. He said a Pope needed the Curi As an instrument to carry out his work. He said proposals to modern ize the Structure of the Church would not find resistance from the curia. The curia he said would be in the advantage of the Peren Nial reforms of which the Church herself insofar As she is scheme. Look Tike its the biggest venture of my political a mayor Juba if it does t come 1 i won t return1 to Munici pal x mayor Juba wants to revitalize the entire Core City of compare. Area to a person s said with out Strong heart it a Fol a _ mayor Juba envisions a mass return from toe suburban life to. High Rise Parks. He sees plei As Riew development .5jf Street the province is planning a cultural. Ceil Rej mayor says tie area would Start at the red River. Cover the mainline. A new running East and West James girl. Denise Wasnik of 1800 por Tage Avenue suite 9, was fatally injured about 4 . The she collided with a car inv the Lane at the rear of 185 Cave drive in St. James. It was the second traffic fatal Ity in metro Winnipeg within 2t Joan Fidler 10 of 41 Andrews Street was Kollei when struck by an aut Mobili of Dufferin Avenue at Andrew Street thursday evening. Denise was taken by police ambulance to Grace Hospital Whei from multiple head in juries at . Police said Driver of was mrs. Mildred herps Al 4 of 122 Winston Road. Police said the girl was ing a game of tag with two oth children in the backyard at i Cavell drive when she ran 01 into toe Lane and into toe a of toe car t Coroner or i 0 Fryer w open an inquest at 12 noon to Day. Chinese military personnel and civilians systematically Vio lated the soviet Border since 1960. In 1962, it said such violations were registered. There haves even been at tempts in the most flagrant manner to appropriate individual sections of soviet the statement added the statement said a chinese civilian intercepted by russian authorities carried a document issued by manchurian officials saying that China proposed to continue fishing on disputed is lands in the amur and Assur please see charge Page 10 japanese to talk Trade a network of steel communications towers ring one of the underground bunkers which have been built at a Cost of million by the Federal government at Camp Shilo. The bunkers Are hardened nuclear attack Sites and will serve As Protection for the provincial Cabinet in Case of an attack As Well As providing communications with Canadian and . Ottawa up All of toe complaints won t be on one Side when japanese and Canadian Cabinet ministers meet Here next week Trade and other eco Nonic problems. The japanese delegation is expected to unhappiness Over the of japanese sales to Canada under the Export quotas negotiated with toe Canadian government. But informants said Friday that the Canadian ministers will present arguments for lifting some direct Anc indirect restrictions placed on Canadian Export sales to Japan Canadian efforts will be aimed not Only at direct restrictions such As Tariff quotas by which Only a limited volume of some goods Are Given competitive terms of entry to the japanese Market. Please see Trade Page 4 United nation so special tons and asian members led a double demonstration against South Africa in the general Assembly Friday As a prelude to seeking expulsion of South Africa from the world Organiza Tion. As their first protest they used a parliamentary manoeuvre to de Lay for 20 minutes the South african Delegate s right to speak in the Assembly. At the end of the meeting close to 70 delegations marched out when the South african exercised his right to reply. The unprecedented action took place at. An afternoon session of the Assembly an hour after president Kennedy had left the build ing. Never before has Assembly procedure been used simply for demonstration purposes. The South africans warned that the action could have the most Seri Ous consequences for the United nations. But the South africans also emphasized that they have no intention of leaving the Organiza action. They said it is their right o be members and they intend o exercise their right. Actually the South africans seemed to Welcome the test and Challenge. They were informed in Advance of the meeting that the demonstration was planned. They continued please see africans Page 13 rocket fuel Plant Bowling in the news two special picture Stor ies in tray s free press describe Winnipeg s bowl ing season now getting into its fall fall swing and the opening this week of a solid Racket fuel Plant at Rockwood near the City for the Bowling report see Page "85 and turn to Page 54 for the pictorial Story rocket fuel Plant court segregated. Mothers cry separately Urce human institution working on this Earth has perpetual need. The pontiff also announced a pay increase for Vatican staff. Buddhist s death by own hand called murder Saigon a president Ngo Dinh diem has asserted that the fiery death of the Buddhist Monk Thich Quang due june 11 was murder the official Viet Nam press reported today. The death of Quang due who touched a match to his gasoline soaked Robes and died in the flames at a Saigon intersection brought the first full Blaze of world publicity on the conflict Between vietnamese buddhists and diem s government. The Viet Nam press quoted diem As saying extremists with the Connivance of the for eign televisions organized the spectacular murder of Bonze Monk Thich Quang by Robert e. Baker Birmingham special tons a preliminary hearing was held in a Birmingham court Friday that told toe Story of this City s racial violence fear and sorrow. Two 16-year-old White boys appeared in toe court of judge Elias c. Watson or. On charges of murdering a 13-year-old negro boy last sunday afternoon. It was on sunday morning that a bomb had exploded in a negro Church Here and killed four girls attending sunday school. At the time of the explosion the two White boys and the victim were attending Sun Day schools a their respective churches where they were known As Niddel boys. The White boys Are Michael Lee Farley and Larry Joe Sims both members of respected fam Hies a Johp Are neighbors in Nice subdivision. Sims s father is first vice president of toe Down town Lions club an Influent a civic organization. At toe hearing Friday Young suns wore Lape pins signifying that he was an Eagle scout and had won the god and country the dead boy was Virgil Ware whose family lives in a negro pocket overlooking a Smoky steel Nill in Sandusky on of town j witness was James Ware 16, toe Vic Titi s Rother he told How he and bis4 Rother were on a bicycle sunday afternoon when to White boys approached from i e opposite direction on a motor Scooter. He said he saw the Scooter Driver nod his head to the boy in toe rear. The second boy took an object and pointed at us and say. Tow or. Ware related and Hen they sped away he identified Farley As the Driver and sans As the boy who tired toe shots. Or. Ware con Juned looking for a Curling sweater this want and under clothing for Sale sob a. Two. Sweaters men s Curling new size 2-506l toe hundreds of bar gains fib no matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. Then Virg fell off and i say Virg get up and he say i been shot Rand i say no you Ain t get up. You Stop trembling or you have a heart attack or some thing but then Virg was dead the mothers of Farley am sobbed softly and wer comforted by their husbands on toe White Side of toe courtroom the Mother of the victim Crie with head in hands on toe Negr Side of the courtroom. Top lawyer Sims was represented by Rod Erick Beddow one of Alabama greatest who intensive questioning of Youn or Ware to Bac toe defence Contention that the the air _ with waving tji Stoi and toe victim a accidentally shot. Please see hearing Page 10 Canadian Auto Trade plan termed screwy by . By Harold Morrison Washington up the United states has slammed the Loor on a Canadian proposal which would Force the . To Ipen its Gates wide to Canadian automotive products or face the Prospect of Canadian restrictions against millions Worth of an Nual automotive imports from the . Canadian Trade department statistics show that Canada exported to the United states in Indonesia severs Malaysia Trade tie up from a Reuters Bogor Indonesia indo Nesia broke Trade relations to Day with Malaysia in retaliation against the new federation s Severance of diplomatic relations with Indonesia. Deputy first minister Johan nes Leimena said president Sukarno decided on toe action at a conference with his aides at Bogor. Leimena said toe break. Was directed particularly a g a i not Singapore and Malaya toe wealthiest members of the federation composed also of toe former British Borneo territories of Sarawak and North Neo. Leimena said it was also decided to using Malayan dollars As toe medium of Exchange in the Rau archipelago a series of indonesian islands just off Singapore which has traditionally dealt in Malayan currency. Major Wear ii Sukarno has decreed Leimena said that toe National Economy should be a Ziajor weapon Indonesia s ant Malaysia Ca pain and that toe policy of hostile confrontation with the new neighbouring federation should be extended to the eco nomic Field. Please see Malaysia Page 13 quilts Are weighed Aberdeen . Lively noisy Fischer quintuplets had their first weigh in Friday the heaviest tipped the Scales at three pounds 13 ounces and toe tiniest weighed 2% pounds the babies born to or. And mrs. Andrew Fischer Are one week old today. The boy James Andrew weighed the most. The smallest at two pounds eight ounces was toe first born Mary Ann. Mary Magdalene and Mary Catherine second and third born weighed three pounds even. And Mary Margaret last born weighed three pounds five ounces. The total weight was ii pounds 10 ounces. 962 cars trucks and parts totalling defence production minister m. Drury raised toe proposal Friday at closed door sessions f a joint Cabinet economic con Terence and Commerce Secre Ary Luther Hodges later told reporters we Don t like it and be put up a Damn Good Case against another High . Source described the Canadian plan As screwy and said it sounds More like Mexico than to keep trying Drury said he would keep pressing toe americans to look Lavor ably on toe plan though be admitted his initial attempt had failed. Both countries face problems in solving worrisome balance of payments deficits. Drury estimated Canada s deficit in Trade with toe . Amounts to about annually. He said americans have admitted something must be done about toe Canadian deficit just As something must be done Aboul toe Over All . Deficit. But Drury suggested Ameri cans have not yet become reconciled with toe actual fact that toe canadians Are moving ahead from toe stage of think ing to the stage of action. The Drury plan which has not yet been officially unveiled in was placed before the american ministers to Tes their reaction before it was formally implemented by toe Canadian administration. Since Canada imports Abou annually in motor vehicles and parts with Abou 90 per cent coming from toe ., Drury reasoned that toe . Parent companies of Cana Dian subsidiaries should encourage an expansion., of Canadian please see Parley Page 13 Moon reactions mixed by Howard Simons Washington special tons president Kennedy s bid Fri Day for Adjoint Moon venture with the soviet Union came against a background of differing technical opinions about whether such co operation is feasible or too late. Space experts and officials queried Friday agreed that the proposal which caught Many of them unawares raises More questions than it answers. Chief among these is whether project Apollo As the.. Pro Gram to get men to the Moon is called is not so far along in its development that it would be Al most impossible to marry rus Ian designs major components costers or capsules to . Equipment. Reflecting the views of Many technical experts that the big Gest obstacle to effective co operation would be the Engineer no complexities one Nistra Ion space adviser said it is Al ready difficult for one . Com any to match its gadgets with hat of another . Company please see Moon Page 4 Jumble contest Kola woman wins mrs. E. Riemer of Kola man., is the Winner of i toe free press Jumble contest s first since its summer vacation. Jumble rules and entry form on Page 13 five awards of each were won by mrs. 3. Motz 776 Cathe dral Avenue mrs. A. Konzelman 884 Inkster Boulevard w. M. Thomas 70s landside Street g. V. Kje nisted 505 Victor Street suite 20, and g. A. Enright 209 Chestnut Street. The answers to Jumble puzzles 2403 to 2408 Are rhyme octet Muslin poach liner single unpaid dashing Castle baked virtue totter he stuck to it Lyric vapid invent duress dirt cloak Roach Sluice hymnal Check Igloo lofty motion Ponder on the top floor ;