Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 28, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday october 28, 1966 Mart div won of s. S. Ism m saturday Only r discount r Bombshell first Quality merchandise All items personal shopping Only Polaroid swinger we have the swinger. Amazing new Polaroid land camera for less than in s the camera that talk to you says yes right in the View finder when the exposure is right. Built in Flash. The swinger makes Black and White pictures. Discount Bombshell door mirrors framed door mirrors in natural 1 Viz Inch Wood. 12x48 Inch Over All. 18.66 discount Bombshell Bulky cardigans a sweater to Wear comfortably the i year round. In Many Lovely colors and j sizes. Quality at a Low Price. 1.99 12.99 discount Bombshell men s Flannelette shirts Cotton f Annel sports shirt at extra Low Price. Lined Perma stay Collar Long sleeves with lined cuffs just in s preshrunk. Assorted Over checks. Green red Blue. Sires sm., md., age. 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Quit peking by Vergil Bergett peking Reuters thou Sands of visiting red guards most of them apparently from Southern China streamed out of peking thursday As temperatures plummeted with the first North Erly Gale of autumn. Long columns of teen agers wearing red armbands marched through the streets whipped by icy winds from the Gobi desert to the South railway station to join big crowds waiting to leave the peking residents said the cur i rent Campaign is Likely to be continued here1 by red guards from the Northern provinces who Are used to peking s Winter As Well As by peking red guards returning from trips to j the provinces. Several millions of red guards Are travelling free of charge on overcrowded trains and buses1 All Over China to Exchange experiences in the cur-1 rent cultural As the i official press puts it. A drop in temperature from about 60 degrees fahrenheit wednesday to 35 today appeared to have taken the red guards visiting peking from provinces South of the Yangtze River by Surprise and Many seemed to be shivering in their thin clothes. Meanwhile demonstrations on a Small scale by peking stand Ards that have been going on for three Days outside the soviet embassy petered out today. This morning the Street Lead ing to the embassy was Clear for the first time since the week end and Only a handful of people stood looking at the tall embassy Gates when correspondents drove there. The Street and buildings on either Side remained plastered with red guard posters denouncing the soviet decision to Send Home chinese students studying in the soviet Union but when demonstrators left they took their big placards away with them. No incidents were reported d u r i n g the demonstrations which Many observers believe were the prelude to a larger one when the chinese students arrive Here from the soviet Union within the next few Days. Canterbury at red Dean funeral Canterbury England Cap Raissian and British communists were prominent in the congregation that filled the Nave of Canterbury Cathedral thursday for the funeral of very Rev. Hewlett Johnson red Dean of Canterbury who died saturday at 92. Among 25 anglican clergy men participating in the service was most Rev. Michael ram sey archbishop of Canterbury who saturday said Dean John son was a kindly if sometimes misguided archbishop Ramsey gave the Blessing. A huge red and Gold Wreath from China s diplomatic Mission in London was carried behind the coffin draped with the Cathedral s Blue and. Gold pall. In the congregation were Aleksandr Belon gov first Secre tary of the soviet. Embassy John Gollan general Secretary of Britain s communist party and members of the staff of the London morning Star formerly the daily worker. Cremation followed the funeral. Later the ashes buried in the Cathedral Clois ters. Theft witness to jail a 36-year-old Man who witnessed three juveniles commit break enter and theft on sept. 1 and later was charged with posses Sion of stolen goods was sentenced to one year in jail wednesday. J. W. Makinson of 503 Sher Brook Street Suitte 10, received the sentence from magistrate Isaac Rice in City magistrate s court after pleading not guilty to the charge. Court was told that food Market 539 Ellice ave nue was broken into on sept. 1 and that police arrested three juveniles the next Day after they discovered 112 Cartons of Cigar ettes under the porch at the Home of one of the boys. The juveniles admitted break ing into the store. Police re ported that 400 Cartons of Cigar ettes were missing. The boys testified that while they were stealing the goods Makinson appeared he advised them to Clear out because heat s one juvenile stated offered Makinson some Cartons if he would keep silent. He agreed and the Beys filled a bag with cigarette packets. Makinson was arrested sept. 4 and was identified by the juveniles As the Man who had appeared before them on sept. 1. The Rahifa desert has Sand dunes is High is 600 feet. Meeting on Agno n the federation of hebrew jewish teachers in Winnipeg will sponsor a discussion on israeli poet s. J. Agnon co Winner of the 1966 Nobel prize for Litera Ture. The meeting will be held at 8 . Nov. 6 at the Joseph Wolinsky collegiate. 437 Mathe son Avenue. Speaker will be Joseph Barell principal of the i. L. Peretz school. About three fourths of the total . Supply of linseed Oil and linseed meal comes from Minnesota. Retie old knot Derby England up a couple who were married in 1916 were remarried 42 years after first marriage ended in divorce. 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