Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 16, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday february 16, 1965 ceremony continued die shows sadness As Ensign lowered eight minutes after the raising when gov. Gen. Georges Vanier drove off the grounds the Blue and Gold vice regal Standard was lowered on the peace Tower and the crowd let out another shout As a giant new Flag began its Vigil Over parliament. It was a Nappy crowd armed with cameras to isolate the historic moment in Canadian history. The weather was Crisp and Clear and a Pale Sun opened up for the ceremony. Prime minister letter b. Pearson and the governor general craned their necks to watch the new Symbol begin its ascent. A slight Breeze played with the Flag As it moved up the pole. But there was no mistake about the larger version which billowed out on the Tower. Traffic was backed up for several blocks As the crowd pressed towards parliament Hill. A group of French Canadian students marched Down Wellington Street sing ing o Canada in French. Parliamentary officials and their wives marked the big first in the nation s his tory dressed to the nines. Or. Diefenbaker and the g o v error general sported Black silk toppers. Or. Pei son in morning clothes chose s Homburg and his wife was in Black with a Jaunty Black velvet jockey Hatt the opposition Leader stood soberly in the receiving party and sat quietly through the speeches which were made from a specially constructed Dias in the Hall of Fame. He had been invited to speak but declined. Or. Vanier the prime minister commons speaker Alan Macnaughton and sen ate speaker Maurice Bour get All spoke briefly but sincerely on a theme of National Unity. It was not a Day for politics. Seating had been arranged for a crowd of about 600 members senators their wives and dignitaries from the diplomatic corps. In another room 100 others watched the indoor portion of the ceremony on closed circuit television. Because of the Crisp weather neither the band nor the fanfare trumpets were Able to play outdoors. The music was amplified on tape through speakers set in windows in the Centre Block. A 100-Man Honor guard from the second Canadian guards stood rigidly out Side dressed in Long Blue Grey Coats and Bearskin hats. They carried fixed bayonets to present arms As the Ensign went Down the new Flag ascended and a special Royal Salute was Given or. Vanier to end the ceremony. Although it was a Day to Honor every age and every race in the country children were particularly excited with the ceremony. Eighteen youngsters from Ottawa Public and separate schools had been Given the special task of singing 0 Canada and god save the Queen during the indoor ceremony. Outside hundreds of others bundled up to the eyes cheered with enthusiasm. Probably the most envied Young Man of the Day was Jean Francois Sauve 5, who had the Good Fortune to find his daddy forestry mini Ster Maurice Sauve in the Federal Cabinet. Jean Francois in his Bright red House wanted Silver Heights Birchwood or area. 3 Beo Yoomi. Price no agents Box 1787 from press easy now to fight asthma and bronchitis attacks hard breath inc Couchi or oatting and due to recurring attacks of bronchial asthma bronchitis ruin Jour health and happiness. Tryr Quick Mctoni Medaco to combat allergy. Relax Oron Tihal tube and help remove thick context let mucus. This usually cum breath lne fast couching Makenz both life and work easier. Get at Dru Glata. Feel better last. Parka was allowed to stand with his father on the platform to get a close up View of the Sag. After months of heated discussion a parliamentary committee and a visit to the Queen by or. Pearson the Flag is irrevocably on the statute books and waving around the world. The Royal proclamation an ornate 24 by 30 Inch document on Calfskin is Home forever on parliament Hill. Smaller Parchment copies will go out to schools and other organizations. The Only real hitch i the ceremony was that Ottawa and Canada were not the first to see the new Flag in the air. Because of International time zones the Banner was already waving in London before Many canadians were even out of bed. Economy Industry seeks tax incentives continued the expansion of activity should continue Well into 1965, but the Pace of Advance May slow Down somewhat unless fresh measures to stimulate demand Are taken. Fiscal measures would seem to be most appropriate if action to stimulate demand should become a week ago the Canadian tax foundation said Odds on tax cuts in the 1965 Federal Bud get May have increased substantially As a result of the first annual report of the eco nomic Council of Canada which charted goals for 1970. The tax foundation said that without some stimulation in he coming budget the eco nomic Council s goal of a 7.5 per cent annual growth in the Gross National product in current Dol ars could be missed. The foun Dation said the consensus at the moment is that the 1965 Gnu increase will be about six per cent in current dollars. No Date has been set for or. Ordon to present his 1965 Bud get to the commons which re Sumes sittings today after a two month recess. But the budget and the government s 1965-66 spending pro Gram As outlined in the Esti mates Are not Likely to be presented until parliament begins a new session in perhaps three weeks. Budget presentation would Likely be four weeks from Iea. In a recent Calgary speech All or. Gordon said was that a could be counted on to take one of three taxes raise taxes or leave them unchanged. The Recd report also advocated the adoption of an in comes policy As a device to Deal with the Strong pressure on costs and prices which arise when an Economy such As can Ada s approaches full employ ment. Maintenance of Domestic Price stability is a key element in the health of Canada s for eign Trade. Commission Tallin advises loan clarity to any charges of fraud which might be Laid. Or. Mclean indicated it would be unlikely that any legislation to protect borrowers As recommended in the report would be enacted at the sitting of the legislature which begins monday. The recommendations would require study by the Law amendments committee. Some of the proposals would entail fundamental changes in the Law As it relates to real property transactions he said. The one relating to the inclusion of a form of Independent Legal advice on All Mort Gage lending documents How Ever would involve Only a Small change in the Law and could easily be enacted said or. Mclean. Not in effect or. Tallin reviewed three courses under the Law available to complainants who came before the commission. He found that though the unconscionable transactions act passed by the legislature last year would offer Relief to Many of those who had appeared the Law had t been in effect at the time the difficulties had occur red. Before making his recommendations or. Tallin said that it must be realized that Mea sures stringent enough to protect a Small minority of persons against the results of their own ignorance Folly and stupidity might impose intolerable Obsta cles on the conduct of Ordinary business transactions by the Balcer Ottawa House opens continued Curling 3 Rural rinks sidelined continued Bob Picken of valour Road took a comparatively easy 11-4 decision from Fraser. Fraser quit after 10 ends. All games Are 12 fort Rouge s Gord Rogers who dropped his opener Mon Day remained in Contention by defeating Granite s Gord Lowry 10-9. Play continues today with draws at and . Former labor minister Michael Starr has moved to Tho desk beside or. Diefenbaker. Or. Starr has been Loyal to the tory chief throughout the Many revolts against or. Diefenbaker s leadership. Or. Balcer was Leader of the latest revolt or. Balcer who at one time said either or. Diefenbaker must go or he would quiet the party has decided to remain within its ranks for a few months. The House convened under the Shadow of the Dorion inquiry. That investigation came about As a result of charges of coercion and alleged bribery made by progressive Onerva Tive Erik Nielsen against n ministerial assistant. The in Quiry is now considering the Case of Harry Stonehill who sought admission to Canada but had his application rejected by the Canadian government. Dupuis affair a former minister without portfolio in the Pearson Cabinet Yvon Dupuis was reported ready to make a statement on a question of privilege. He con tends that he has done nothing wrong. Prime minister Pearson asked for his resignation when the ramp made an investigation into a situation in or. Dupuis Riding. Issuing of a race track charter in that Riding is believed involved. Or. Diefenbaker has said he will demand from the prime minister a full explanation of Why or. Dupuis was dismissed from the Cabinet. New democratic party Leader t. C. Douglas has forecast a general election this Spring. He has called upon the prime minister to clean House if he wants to continue to have the support of the nip in the coming session. See end soon the prime minister says he Hopes the resumed session which has already lasted 214 Days can Complete its business within three weeks. The govern ment Hopes it will not take More than a month at the most. Several opposition maps were forecasting two months before the resumed session would Complete its work. A new session the third of this parliament would be for Mally opened after a lapse of one or two Days. There will be a throne speech and All the trimmings for the formal open ing possibly late in March or Early april. Large majority of persons who act with the Normil degree of caution Wisdom and foresight. Net feasible or. Tallin s report said it would not be feasible or even possible to enact legislation which would protect everyone against the possibility of be coming involved in transactions of the Type which have been investigated. Legislation would As it were Only Deal with symptoms and leave causes his recommendations were confined to legislative measures that might be adopted which will not unduly increase the Cost of mortgage transactions but will make it More difficult for the unscrupulous moneylender to victimize the inexperienced or trustful the report rejected suggestions to the commission that the government should appoint some person from whom intend ing borrowers might obtain advice concerning the advisability of entering into loan transactions and from whom a Borrower who has already mortgaged his property might obtain advice on whether he might be relieved from his obligations under the mortgage. The report said that no one person would be Able to Deal with the number of applicants who would seek this assistance and the fact that his functions were limited would not be understood. In addition so far As the person who has already become evolved in an unconscionable transaction free Legal advice was already available for per sons who have not sufficient Means to pay for such service. Discussing Relief available rough the courts and common a the report said that fraud is difficult to prove in any particular Case even though the pattern emerging from an examination of a great number of cases May clearly indicate that it is present. It said that while Relief through the courts is obtainable and satisfactory in some cases it would be expend Ive and problematical in All cases and unsatisfactory in Many cases if the Money advanced had to be returned at once or by instalments greater Jian the Borrower could afford to pay. 22 cases it was noted that in 22 of the 38 cases heard the first financial federation n or companies involved with the first financial federation 125 Garry Street were mentioned by the complainants. It was the opinion of the commission that the number of complaints made before it did not constitute a satisfactory Jasis for attempting even an approximate estimate of the number of questionable transact ions which have taken place recently in the province. The report pointed to a pattern of transactions and said hat while each transaction had. Elements Peculiar to itself the evidence received at the hear Ings disclosed certain common factors which might be said to constitute a typical pattern or course of operation followed by the Lender against whom most of the complaints were made. Winnipeg s greatest annual Sale of bedroom furniture begins tomorrow. Save during Nesco s "10 Day bedroom Sale 339 Portage ave. Turkey gets new Premier Ankara Reuters presi Dent Cemal Gursel appointee senator Suat Hayri or Gulu Premier designate of Turkey ii was officially announced today or Gulu 63, once Turkey s ambassador to Britain was a Surprise Choice As a successor to Ismet Inonu whose govern ment was toppled when the National Assembly Defeated its budget Bill the biggest in turkish week. This included newspaper circular advertising that Toast guns and cheers Greet Flag and the Lender was prepared to lend Money on easy terms of repay ment at Low rates interest. Improvements people who went to the Lender s office were frequently told that improvements must be made on their Homes before the loan could be arranged. When the loan was signed the Bor rower had to pay a Bonus an appraisal fee a Survey fee and Othar amounts which were included in the Cost of the loan. The report found that Many of the transactions were harsh and unconscionable within the meaning of the unconscionable transactions Relief act and the borrowers would have been Able to obtain Relief thereunder if it had been in effect when the transactions took it also found that the Cost of the loan in Many cases was excessive within the meaning of the words As used in the u n c on Conable transactions Relief act. In some of the cases the Cost of the loan expressed in terms of a would be in cent secured rate of interest excess of 30 per by a first Mort Gage on property which a loan would be adequate Security apart entirely from the personal first Call f. Alan Sweatman who has been elected presi Dent of the St. Charles coun try club. Or. Dwight Park Inson was elected vice presi Dent. Honorary treasurer is r. A. Wildgoose and honorary Secretary is a. G. Howl son. Roses Are Blue faces Are red Kelowna . Cd mayor Dick Parkinson and his Council arrived at City Hail for a ceremonial hoist ing of Canada s new Flag. But they found a Maple Leaf Flag already fluttering from the City Hall pole tacked to the pole was a note Reading roses Ere Blue our Flag is red raised the Flag while j of were in the mayor and Council lors their faces a Little red had the interloper Flag brought Down and raised their own. New Flag i i i t i i 11 c at the United nations in new York the new Flag joined those of 114 other nations. The red Ensign was lowered at noon and landed to a in undersecretary of be retained As one of the original flags of the world body. About 400 persons Many of Bern Canadian children waving Small Canadian flags attended a Washington ceremony. Ambassador Gordon Gale pre sided at a Brief ceremony in Rome. In Belgrade a snowstorm provided a Canadian setting at the ambassador s residence Cere Mony. The Flag was also raised at nato Headquarters in Paris and in ceremonies at Canadian diplomatic and Trade posts in new zealand and Australia. The new Flag also flew in Sev eral foreign nations where units of the Canadian armed forces Are serving. Canadian forces serving with Neace keeping missions in Cyprus and Egypt and with nato in France and Germany raised the Flag monday As did Navy units now in the West indies. In Alaska the Royal Canadian regiment took time out from the . Army s exercise Polar strike to raise the Flag. The Maple Leaf Banner was also waving at the North pole. The Flag encased in a canister had been dropped a few Days earlier by an Craf Argus air cart during a navigation train ing flight. Bonn continued Mideast cauldron boiling in East Berlin or. Ulbricht denounced the West German attitude As interference in the private affairs of the United Arab the East Ger Man press Agency simultaneously announced the six Day itinerary of or. To Ulbricht s . Tour which includes stops at Alexandria port said Luxor and other centres As Well As Cairo. In Jerusalem israeli Premier lev Eshkol rejected Bonn s offer of substituting other assistance for the pro noised Mili tary Aid. Or. Eshkol said that while he understood West Ger Many s problems with regard to East Germany he did not feel they justified a surrender to col. N a s s e r s blackmailing the israeli govern ment would insist he declared on fulfilment of the arms contracts. The special israeli envoy in Cologne Felix Shinnar has been recalled and israeli sources Here indicate further that Israel will press now for full diplomatic relations with West Germany. In Cairo Jordan s King Hus Sein arrived on a Western inspired Mission of mediation with the Hope of persuading president Nasser to Call off a Ulbricht visit. Before leaving for the egyptian capital King Hussein met in Amman with Alexander Boeker a. Special West German emissary. Draw lines diplomatic observers believe that m o n a a y s developments have drawn the lines Between the contending forces sharply and that the Resolution of the crisis now depends largely on col. Nasser. Monday s Strong language from Bonn or. Von Hase s declarations were backed up later Stonehill continued Dorion orders Denis Back to witness stand second a blast expected by Ted sell Washington special tons state and defence department spokesmen said in carefully worded statements monday there was no Confirma Tion that communist China had shifted troops toward North Viel Nam since last week s . Air attacks on North Viet Nam. Weekend news reports said chinese troops were assembling near the Border Between communist China and North Viet Nam. One report said two chinese battalions had crossed into North Viet Nam. Neither the defence nor state department flatly ruled out the possibility but both said they had no evidence to confirm any new red chinese military movements. Meanwhile there was no official comment on a report from London that red China May soon test a second nuclear device. Informed sources however said privately a second chinese nuclear test would not come As a Surprise. They noted that at the time of the first chinese test last oct. 16 there was wide spread speculation that a second would follow within months. Washington sources said they expected the second chinese device to be More sophisticated than last year s device tested in the Takla Makan desert. Tain bail for Lucien Rivard wanted in the . On narcotics conspiracy charges. Recently published r e p o r to have also linked Denis with the Case of Stonehill an american millionaire who has been expelled from Canada Jacw Aud Eta in the 7j.s. Had in the hear-1 Ings that he Hiya suggested that a person acting for Rivard should get in touch with senator Louis p. Gelinas Liberal party treasurer in Quebec. Chief Justice Dorion noted that the published report on the Stonehill Case said that Denis Nad mentioned senator Gelinas and a sum of or 000. Dornan is connected with the Case because he introduced de Nis to Stonehill and Williamson. Or. Pearson has said Dornan acted with perfect the judge re read earlier testimony in which Denis said again and again that the lib eral Campaign fund was none of his business and that he had been ordered by or. Tremblay never to have anything to do with it Denis bad told Liberal organizer Guy Masson Don t speak to me about election Denis also testified he was surprised and annoyed that Masson had even mentioned to him that he had telephoned sen Ator Gelinas june 23. Masson testified that was available to the Liberal party if Rivard s extradition to the . Were blocked. Chief Justice Dorion said the purpose of recalling Denis is not to determine a question of similar acts but to test the credibility of Denis. There were flagrant contradictions in the testimony at certain witnesses and one of his most difficult tasks was to de cide which witness or witnesses to believe. Chief Justice Dorion then said he would Grant the application of Ross Drouin counsel for the conservative party that Denis be recalled for questioning on his allege statements in the Stonehill Case. He would Reserve his decision on whether other witnesses should be called in the Stonehill Case until after Denis has been heard. Jules Deschenes Federal government counsel asked that the record of the hearings include a note that on behalf of the fed eral government he regretted chief Justice Dorlon g decision. The hearing then went on to testimony by ramp inspector j. R. R. Carriers who took the witness stand last week to out line his part in the Early stages of the police inquiry. The inspector said under questioning by Francois Chap Ados counsel for Guy Masson that at one stage last August he had turned Over the inquiry file to ramp sergeant Ronald Crevier for 30 to 45 minutes. Crevier at that time was head of the ramp s Montreal narcotics squad. He left the Force last fall and now is employed by the Law firm of Pierre Lamontagne . Government counsel in the Rivard Case. Or. Lamontagne he said Denis offered him 000 not to oppose bail for Riv Ard. Insp. Carriere said he was not sure when he gave Crevier the file whether Crevier intended to leave the Force. Sgt. Crevier had left the Force on very Short notice. Insp. Carriere told or. Chap ados1 he was not surprised at Crevier leaving the ramp be cause Crevier had been a Little Hurt because another no was being placed at the head of the narcotics argument broke out among lawyers of whether questions could be asked about sources of information obtained by Erik Nielsen conservative my for the Yukon whose disclosures in the commons led to the inquiry. Guy Guerin counsel for Denis said that the commission is supposed to inquire into the conduct of the ramp. If the mounties had t protected top secret information there had been a lapse of duty. Ramp counsel Norman Mathews said question sconce Ming the retirement of sgt. Crevier from the Force had no bearing on the present Case. Or. Mathews said there was an internal inquiry in the ramp to find out whether there had been Al eak through any member of the but this had nothing too with the put ent chief Justice Doris tiled that lawyers could not into the reasons for sgt. Crevier s departure from the Force. Such questions would take the commission into the whole internal policy of the ramp. Insp. Carriere said a Little later that he had been prepared to give or. Lamontagne a copy of Lamontagne s statements to the ramp. However or. La Montagne had asked that this copy be kept in the hemp files for Security purposes. Actors submit to ban Home group of ital Ian actors bowed to a City government ban on the Deputy to Day after giving one perform Ance of the controversial play the locked doors of a Rome Bookstore. The Rome prefecture banned the play by West German writer Rolf Hochhuth after the Vatican radio newspaper attacked efforts by Gian Maria Volonte and a group of actors to stage the play. It questions whether Pope Pius Xii did All he could to save the jews from the nazis. We made our said Volonte. We wanted to show we had a right to put the play on Here. Well meet later to de cide what to do Volonte suggested his group might try to stage the Deputy outside Rome since the ban applies Only to the City. In Banning the play the prefecture cited the 1929 Lateran concordat that established relations Between the government of Italy and the Vatican state. It recognizes a special status for Rome As the Centre of roman catholicism and obliges the italian state to protect the papacy from Public offence and Volonte s troupe tried first to present the play before an invited audience saturday night in an improvised theatre. The police prevented that perform Ance on the ground Volonte had not obtained a safety licence for a Public gathering. In the Day by the ruling Christ Tian democratic Union s executive committee has in effect ruled out a so called Compro Mise by in which or. Ulbricht would be Given a less iian-21-gun Salute in Cairo while Bonn looked the other Way. Now col. Nasser must either cancel the visit which might provoke Adverse reactions from the soviet Union or face serious repercussion from repercussions would probably include it now appears a Severance of diplomatic relations in defence of Hallstein doctrine which i seeks to isolate or. Ulbricht s government diplomatically. It is also recognized Here that if West German economic Aid to Egypt is to be Cut off col. Nasser May Well choose to go the whole Way and also formally recognize East Germany. Bonn is prepared to take this risk and its suspension of arms deliveries to Israel seems mainly designed to dissuade other Arab nations from following col. Nasser s Lead. King Hus Sein s current mediation Effort would appear to indicate that Bonn still holds some Strong positions in the Arab world. Three factors the distinct hardening of the West German position in the last few Days after More than two weeks of apparent indecision seems traceable to three factors col. Nasser s unwilling to Compromise world Public opinion and a sudden surge of German Salvo opinion As Well. Bonn circles resented Fer. Manner in which Cairo Revca Ieti the West German suspension of arms deliveries to Israel and claimed this As an unalloyed diplomatic Victory. At the same time Bonn was cognizant of the Adverse reaction in Western countries and particularly in the United states when its initial efforts to appease col. Nasser were coupled with simultaneous indecision on the Touchy question of a statute of limitations for nazi War criminals. Finally Chancellor Erhard s government noted that in con Trast to political leaders West German Public opinion Felt More deeply about restitution toward Israel and possible humiliation by Egypt than about the Hallstein doctrine. In the last week there has been a rising chorus of voices denouncing the government s initial tendency to temp Orize. Just sunday for example the novelist Gunter grass called on or. Erhard to resign for having ordered the suspension of Aid to Israel on the ground that this constituted a political Cata Strophe which the next Genera Tion would have to Bear just As this generation has had to Bear the last catastrophe. Hub away throbbing arthritic and rheumatic pain music Buckunas wave Etab into the Achler fed the Cost Ortton warmth u to to work on tin tiny Wood Venaeta beneath it Tymn and helping to Law you mow by s. H. Gray auction Sale of electric and 4 Walnut by doom Chesterfield chair 2 elec. Fridge., Viking 3 Speed comb radio Duncan phyfe drop Leaf table 30 in. Acme elec. Prove. 2 pee. Bedroom set 3 3" Sleigh bed comp., Chest of drawers Bookcase office desk 3 office tables 3 3" Continental Bod Chrome Kitchen Tat 2 Wood baby cribs 3 Burner stove Coffee and atop tables mantel clock radio elec. Mixer Odd Beds corp. Hostess chair dishes Etc. Cray s auction Mart 91 Albert Street wed., feb. 17th at 2 . Terms Cash s. H. Cray we 2-23ti auctioneer for Valuator twin cities overnight service on Winnipeg limited ;