Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 22, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free october 1966 footloose thousands helped to put Down new roots by Gen Marshall miliary affairs analyst Washington special tons Tran Duoc or or members the 1st cavalry division respectfully Call is not a typical or average District chief in South Viet quite a few things set him j he is a Civilise with no military while the other chiefs have come up through the Mili thirty years the father of two Small Daugh he makes his daily rounds he is a graduate of the National school of administration in has visited the United states in recent years and Speaks English very devoted to is spending an average of 17 hours each Day working among his Vul has the reputation among the americans who assist him of being absolutely incur there Are at least two reasons for this drive two of his Brothers were killed fighting in the line As and Vul is confident that the War can be these personal qualities us problems differ Only in degree from the of other District the Job is one of having 1o organize and institutionalize a Community from the ground of helping the footloose thou Sands to grow new he Heads the an Tuc District in which the one City of fair size is an just outside the armed perimeter of the 1st cavalry fourteen months ago the District population was about of which or so squatted in the hamlets Quick Relief beyond belief Ovir acidity Dys Mia indigestion gastritis new formula Wilders stomach tablets t no no grit available at Arp John Bull hut strop hop Flavoured in England gives Best results available at All Good stores or John Bull 129 Mcdermot 9425127 around an the whole area bad been Beld in Thrall by the Viet Cong since All were undernourished and the one roman was a Hovel with space for 64 then the cavalry deployed in the to the District now has us first Usk is help them find a then establish for them the be ginnings of the foundation of an orderly and constructive but if it were not for the help from the cavalrymen under m a j e n Jack Vul could not even get since american civilian assistance will not work Down to the District rating it too his administrative staff consists of six most of them these to manage the affairs of almost none of whom has a firm hold on the District is 20 by 60 much larger than the average american within it Are another people out of who cannot be helped at Many return Many in the new Popula Tion Are former residents who have returned to their farms because it is now More than Are refugees from elsewhere seeking a and of that about half have been none of these people Are on any kind of Norton command and the nearby air base create a demand for labor the Clearing of Road stringing of defensive at 76 plasters about 40 cents per Vul is totally pleased with his relations with the because of the troops in the District there is no Viet Cong guerrilla the army has been of the greatest help to Vul in the area of Public an Tuk District an Tuk Means Best is practically free of about 400 inpatients Are treated daily at the american manned Hospital in an Hygiene and sanitation continue to be problems that Call mainly for mass Educa helped by voluntary contributions from the 1st cavalry Vul has built two new operating two they take care of staffing is no problem there Are Many teachers among the there remain school less children Between Ages six and 14 in an More schools arc there is no this writer recently organized a tax free foundation to further the such a Man As Vul should not have to go it j All and helping the j cavalrymen to help him is j one Way of letting them j know that americans at j Home Are with vote 26 reelect in Ward one Alderman Leonard Claydon your Man for Ward 1 endorsed by creator Winnipeg Leonard u russians hipped on locks by John Best Moscow up if there were such a thing As a Pri vat Enterprise lock Salesman in the soviet he could make himself a Bagful of locks Are possibly the head bestselling durable goods in the whole soviet Many russians soem have an obsession about its not uncommon to see three locks on a single apart ment door and sometimes you see the Only possible conclusion to be drawn from this phenom Enon is thah least the Urban component of the to be Dis trustful of other one of the most vivid recollections i have of my first Days in two years is of stepping into a hardware store one Day for a look around and noticing the brisk Trade in it almost seemed As though there were a run on i remember idly speculating in some vague this probably reflected a preoccupation with privacy among a citizenry Only just starting to enjoy reasonably tolerable housing now i know that the cause goes much deeper than the russians Are noted for their inordinate suspicion of not so Well known is the fact that they Are also inordinately suspicious of one i the vast amount of publicity Given in the daily press to the problem of Hooligan ism Only serves to intensity this Builtin of i which the lock is a Many rightly of i Are scared to death i of what would happen if they left their doors even during the daytime when they Are id their when a russian moves into a new he is handed the key to the door the trouble is that every other apartment in the same in any number of other the same which can be opened with the same the potential for burglary is practically so the first thing the new j tenant will do is Rush out and buy another or possibly two or the variety is otherwise he might buy he will proceed to have i these extra locks installed on i the door to augment the Origi Nal i if at some time the Man i changes he will i go through the same process All Over the theory i that the previous tenant could come Back with his key some night and Rob the satellite relay station opens next monday still a pinup than 29 years after picture was a favorite with world War d Sherry Brt Tob to touring in the Bert of attention married women Salisbury House requires Par time staff it to Aro looking Tor married women who Are interested in working but Only on a port time it you will to Given Complete training at full pay in both theory and on the Job prior to becoming a member of our spare if starting rate per hour with premiums paid for night if uniforms supplied and if discount an if year round employment if vacations with mail attached Coupon to Salisbury House personnel office 236 landside 1 due for pasture to pasture in retirement is the Happy Fate May one of the oldest horses in the hideaway a sea Lbrown will have his 40th birth Day in making his life at least a decade longer than that of the average owned by Joan St Odilard of is a Star Boarder at the Brenton stables in Brent a Harp he has led a life of Equine luxury for his last three years of farm owner Brenton says the perfectly sound in every with Good Teeth and Only a few Grey j hairs on his head give away his his fond owner is even More his appear Arp is like a Colt at a avs miss he could Well pass for a horse half his standing More than 15 hands five feet is As fat i As a Berry in his old age although somewhat less muscular than at the Peak of his car i and his career was Tough and born and bred in Al he was first trained and used As a cutting horse on a tattle with his gentle he was also used to take children to waiting j on the Prairie to bring them i Homo at the end of the he was later purchased by a Nova Scotia agent for Halifax doctor Stoddard to give to his Young daughter As her first Pete was Ridden in the Halifax Junior Bengal often the company when miss Stoddard became its assistant i also used As a exhibited in horse shows and Ridden As a lightweight Pete finally became a pleasure horse for casual Ridima by his Pete Hast known Saddle for two was getting beyond it says miss Stod still Frisky he canters and gallops on a lunge line when she makes her fre quent visits to him on the Brenton at Pete is still a youngster compared to what is believed to have been the oldest recorded horse in the old an English Barge horse from the Mersey died in the age of but petes 40 years Are in who has dealt with horses for Many j said 30 is considered a i i Tipe old for being the equivalent of 95 to 100 years of a humans by Del Watington Mill up Canada will be permanently linked with the growing global satellite communication network next this country experimental ground station will go into regular com Mercial operation i the built by the fed eral transport department and operated by Canadian overseas telecommunication will relay Telephone and television signals to and from Europe via the Early Bird satellite put in i stationary orbit Over the Atlantic in i but Ernest Cote assistant general said this is Only the Cote is working on plans for a Sec Ond ground station to be built i meeting set on Lake floods two Manitoba government i officials will discuss the flooding i on Lake Winnipeg at a meeting tuesday in the n o r q u a y i area and Nestor chief of both of the water control will speak on the flooding on the govern ment Aid and planning and Levels at the meet ing organized by a committee of cottage owners at Sandy Hook a panel discussion will the meeting will be held at in the buildings on the same site near this Nova Scotia Village k Miles South West of this will be a commercial station from the he we Hope it will be completed and in operation by the Middle of work will prob ably Star t next because of the limited Capa City of Early the present Mill Village station will operate on a regular schedule Only one Day a on these Days it will handle All transatlantic satellite communications to and from Canada and the United the rest of the week traffic from both countries will be routed through the ground station at a second mid Atlantic Satel Lite will be launched providing much greater traffic after on business the Hafl Village station May go into m Hou Raday Elia sen in the present experimental stage the ground station will operate perhaps 12 hours on its scheduled from about i to 9 since the balk of i traffic is still carried by i the satellites Job is mainly to i handle part of the Load during Peak the station can accommodate 70 to 80 voice circuits working i with Early television transmissions require suspend Ision of Telephone the second Atlantic satellite will make it possible to handle both Telephone and television trans missions at the same Earth stations in France and Germany provide Groissl am of european of set Effite communication across toe Pacific will become possible if the planned oct 2b launching of a mid Pacific satellite is Success Canada is expected eventually to have a Pacific coast ground station to add to the global the Mill Village station is connected to the North amen Telephone network with 10 i voice circuits to Montreal and i 180 circuits to new correction Snowdon and 21 21 color to instead of 25 to plus a Bonus gift from the company that does More for you cloy savings Trust 369 9471543 i figurines in oysters Hong Kong in the 13th Century the chinese inserted Small Lead figures of Buddha i into living oysters in the Hope of creating sometimes these were retrieved with a thin i coating of Mother of Pearl deposited on them but no african Center Large South am Ca one of the worlds tallest Concrete 730 feet is planned for Down town Johannesburg As part of a million the Complex will include a 51story office a 37story 150 a an ice rink and five elephants Hen pecked Lourenco Marque Mozambique the Bull elephant is considered stupid by i his the Bossy cow deems the male unworthy of response despite the myth of the lordly the male really it now it can be sold metropolitan Homes show Home Sale no exceptions every metropolitan show Home in All areas now for Sale throughout the year Many Winnipeg Gers show a preference to buy a metro Politan show this is Only possible when we have sufficiently reduced our inventory of Homes for this situation now note our new 1967 show Homes will not carry the current Low 614 or the 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