Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 16, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday March 16, 1968 general Byng students experience hunger in a scene repeated every Day in the impoverished nations children lined up Friday for a meagre lunch consisting of a bowl of Rice one dry Bun and a Glass of water. But it was a scene in fort Garry enacted by 230 Junior High students at general Byng school Waterford Avenue and Beaumont Street. With the help of students teachers and eight counsellors who have witnessed poverty in the underdeveloped world. Gen eral Byng school was trans formed into the global the students assembled in their auditorium at . And saw films on insects hunger disease in other parts of the world and the Good life experienced by Manitoban. At lunchtime they paid Volun tary contributions for their lunch and then sat Down in the Central hallway to eat it. The proceeds from the lunch and from a school dance Friday night will be sent to an under developed country. The students awareness of the seriousness of their project was shown by their donations and by the amount of work which went into the creation of posters and the temporary transformation of several class rooms into foreign countries. The purpose of the program which was sparked by an idea submitted by the Manitoba association for world develop ment inc., is four fold to demonstrate the global inter dependence of human society to the students and teachers of general to describe the vicious Circle of hunger poverty illiteracy and disease As it affects two thirds of humanity to create an awareness of the dignity and the identity of individuals who happen to be i hungry or malnourished to stimulate Young people to develop their own personal j Neil Thiessen principal said the o n e a a y program was geared to portray the contrast in living standards Between the developed and the underdeveloped worlds. Or. Thiessen said i think it is very Good for the students to learn to become less self centred and again to appreciate the kind of society he lives in and perhaps alternatively to relate himself and his activities to the needs of the world at Large. It s had an exceedingly Fine effect on the students. The feeling for one another and the co operation involved in working together has certainly Doug Biggs a teacher at general Byng. Was general coordinator of the program and the Man most responsible for the student planning. During the Day students heard statements and poems Over the school transmission system. Earlier Friday the minority government at the school collapsed after receiving the news that people had been dying of starvation every Day for years a fact known to. The Byng parliament although it had done Little about it. Friday afternoon three Candi dates for prime minister presented their views on foreign Aid Maureen Wilson favouring War against the underdeveloped Jumble contest Kelwood woman Winner countries Lynne Day favouring Only moderate assistance and Carol Orpin who urged a declaration of War on poverty even if it Means rationing the Standard of living of Byng calling for unlimited assist Ance miss Orpin said let the sky be the she urged the students to do everything Poss Ible to raise living standards in the underdeveloped world to a level equivalent to their own. The new prime minister Carol Orpin by a landslide with 150 votes out of 200 cast. Sex Union Boss released new York up a grim faced Hal c. Leased from Banks was re custody fridy More than six months after he had been arrested at the re quest of the province of Ontario which wanted to try him for perjury. Banks accompanied by two men walked rapidly out of a . Commissioner s court and into a car without a word for re porters. . Commissioner Max Shif Man made the formal release almost 48 hours after the . State department had refused Ontario s application for extradition. The freeing process for the former head of the Canadian seafarers International Union took Only a few minutes. Banks had been arrested last August. Banks s release had been expected thursday following the state department s wednesday decision but a delay in the of i mails held up the process. La says report goes too far Peter Masliuk of Inwood member of the Manitoba legis lature for Fisher agrees with Many Teuton District residents that the provincial boundaries commission s report on Educa Tion in the Interlake area goes a Little too in a Telephone interview Fri Day the Day after Teulon chamber of Commerce s meet ing protesting the recommendations of the recently released commission report on Interlake or. Masliuk said he was very Interlake is too Large an area for transporting pupils Long distances to school without extensive Road improvements. He is against transportation of elementary school children Long distances he said. There s going to be an awful lot of he said he was unable to attend the Teulon meeting. Jumble rules and entry form i on Page 16 five awards of each were won by mrs. K. Turner 45 Clayton drive suite 316 de Jagger 722 Beresford Avenue mrs. M. G. Taschuk 627 Lorette Avenue mrs. S. R. Cuthbert 857 Parkhill Street and j. M. Anderson 729 Simcoe Street. Answers to Jumble puzzles 3543 to 3548 Are Steed Linen lethal with a Little. Salt leave House Beadle Arcade All the bars in town suave Honey Marvel parody hand some by belie Quail Feudal a Label guard novel lawful lord curio. Leech thrash big to consider new Man. Outlets Thompson Snow Lake and Gil Lam bids for Csc repeater Tele vision stations Are on the Agenda for the Board of broadcast governors hearing next month. 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Commissioner that Ontario s request was in order. On his Way to court Banks 59, walked out of the House of detention smiling and with a cigarette clenched Between his Teeth. He looked thin and wan. He was dressed in a baggy Blue suit. Without speaking to waiting reporters he was whisked to the Federal courthouse in Brook Lyn for an Early afternoon appearance before commissioner Shiffman. He stood silently through the Brief release procedure and then with one of his associates Clearing the Way through re porters Banks stormed out. The smile was gone his face was grim. In his hand Banks carried a paper bag containing the personal possessions re turned to him by Federal authorities on his release. The Day was one of confusion As Banks s lawyers attempted to get him out of incarceration. Abraham Brodsky his new York lawyer spent most of the morning in Brooklyn Federal courthouse attempting to arrange the release. The Snag was that a certified copy of the state department decision mailed thursday in Washington had not reached new York. Shiffman said in court that the release was finally obtained by Telegram from Washington after he had personally spoken to a state department official by Telephone. Banks also is wanted in can Ada to serve a five year sen tence imposed in Montreal in 1964 after he was found guilty of conspiring to beat a rival Union official in 1954. He skipped the country and forfeited bail of after he lodged an Appeal. The Ontario government said that Banks perjured himself by denying before the Norris com Mission involvement in the beat ing of the Union official. The state department Deci Sion delivered to the embassy in w a s h i n g t o n on wednesday said basically that Banks was charged with per jury for declaring his innocence of conspiring to beat the offi Cial. Conspiracy was not an extraditable offence under the agreement Between Canada and the . By All appearances the Case against the Man who went to Canada 19 years ago and remained to become one of the most controversial labor figures in the country was ended. A Canadian request that the state department reconsider its decision or submit the matter to International arbitration was received without comment in Washington. Abram Chayes of Cambridge mass., Banks s chief lawyer said he doubted Banks could be re arrested again on the extradition application. Attorney general Arthur Wishart of Ontario said he did not intend to pursue the matter further. Last october . Commissioner s. T. Abruzzo re ported to the state department after Long and sometimes bitter a tradition hearing in Brooklyn that Banks could be sent to can Ada. The enemy Hospital from a Reuters Cape town retired dentist Philip Blaiberg went out into the world with Liis new heart today 74 Days after his historic transplant operation. Blaiberg 58, is the Only survivor of the world s six heart transplant operations. Blaiberg received the heart of a coloured Man in the operation in january at groote Schuur Hospital. Shortly before his discharge he had undergone a thorough medical examination by the transplant team which gave him a new heart and was declared fit to leave the Hospital. His discharge came two Days after his surgeon or. Chris Panama City Panama necessary for holding National Titan Barnard returned from a special tons president a student at general Byng school shows the meagre meal she and others ate Friday Dur ing a program designed to acquaint students with the situation in underdeveloped countries. Students contributed their lunch Money to a fund then ate a bowl of Rice a dry Bun and a Glass of water. Hunger Panama Assembly impeached chief Light Snow flurries to precede Spring by j. H. Judson Spring arrives at 7.22 ., Cost March 21. This last week of Winter brought Snow flurries but near Normal temperatures to Winni Peg. Monday was the cold Point at 15 below but on tuesday the cold air moved eastward. Sunny skies heated above. The air up to 19 wednesday warmed up to 23 above from a Low of 5 below As Milder air flowed into Alberta behind a week disturbance. The system moved into Manitoba on thursday and spread 1.1 inches of Snow on the City. Tempera Tures ranged from 16 to 30 above. V on Friday the Low pressure system rolled into Ontario As Manitoba skies cleared and Rose. The fresh when afternoon temperatures Snow melted temperatures reached a thawing 36 above. The Outlook for the next few Days indicates disturbances coming off the Pacific will bring Blaiberg continued others have nothing to eat. Your children can expect a Good life full of Challen Ges and excitement. Others can expect nothing but death. What can i do you ask. You can do your share however Small make life a Little More bearable for those who have nothing. As in previous years the free press in co operation with the unitarian service committee of Canada has launched its annual Barley for Korea Campaign. Anyone wishing to con tribute May donate Cash or Send cheques or Money orders to the free press Barley for Korea fund at 300 Carlton Street Winnipeg 2, Man. Every Dollar contributed to the fund May save a child s life. For every Dollar that in t contributed a child May die. The is to fill at least one Boxcar with Barley for hungry korean children. A Little More than is required to do that. Last year free press readers contributed More than the amount of Barley in one Boxcar is enough to feed More than children for one Day. Those donating in person at the first floor counter of the free press building will receive temporary receipts for income tax purposes. All donors will get a receipt from the unitarian service committee. Please won t you help fill one Boxcar Here is a list of donors to the free press Barley fund to Date 0. Mutter Wend or. And mrs. F. B. Furgeson mrs. G. Mackay s10 mrs. R. Tonsaker s2 w. P. Tully Sis mrs. Sutherland mrs. V. Ewick is g. R. Bouttell M. Killey mrs. S. Scaletta t. J. Barrett is m. P. By steeper 51 miss t. Adams 82 e. Gellatly mrs. L. Daoust s3 n. Baryluk mrs. G. A. Kossatz s5 miss m. Slot Chels s5 a. E. Earner is mrs. M. H. Doolittle mrs. D. M. Pulse mrs. D. Vander Doe s4 Margaret Olfert Delia Falconer w. B. Dudley is mrs. Mcnaughton m. C. Lewis Martin Alexe Duncan Audrey Rockwell a. Sebbard Katherine a. Vickers l. Plebe s3 mrs. A. Fearn Sammy and Rose gusto Darchuk Marion and Carol Mills 52 mrs. J. A. Crooks Shur foot mat company Frank Braun mrs. A. Hobden Lydia Glawson Allan Man s5 electro Lux a. D. Robin son Debbie Kipling 55 Samuel David s5 miss e. Simons s20 Shir Ley Sayers sir. And mrs. Jake Banman s5 j. B. Leathers s5 j. Jac Hrlich s2s. R. G. Webs Dale s2 Bernard Frie sen Zachary s. G. Sven son s2. Royal Bank of Canada John Propp s3 f. M. Taylor is c. Macleod s. Vosh Lna s. M. Shewchuk is Edna e. Thompson mrs. C. P. Howden s5 e. K. Cunningham Vic Jeanroy Donald Saper .55 j. Thompson Zalman Saper is mrs. Marion Jack son l. Hart s5r j. Toews and e. Toews mrs. D. G. Leckie is f. Joynson sir. C. Turrell v. Walsh the staff Royal Bank of Canada s4 mrs. Seth Matthews miss Rila Prairie or. And mrs. G. F. Brownridge Anthony buyer so Rev. Andrew Zahag s7 g. 8. Rattigan s5 Louise Gorlitz s5 Allen e Pichard s3 a. Zoluski 55 p. G. Nolan s5 or. And mrs. G. M. Law s20 mrs. Maria Gerta Anonymous total Marco a. Robles has been impeached by the National Assembly on the charge of violating the Constitution and faces trial March 24. The Assembly composed of 30 government opposition m e m Bers to 12 government Mem Bers set the trial Date after quickly naming a three Man prosecuting committee to pre pare the Case against president Robles. The government Assembly deputies walked out of the legislative Hau thursday night just before the opposition voted to impeach the 62-year old president. President Robles who has called the impeachment proceedings illegal and has officially ignored the move to oust him from office can be tried in absent a if he chooses to continue to disregard the ass Embly s action. A committee chosen by the Assembly on March 4 to investigate charges against the chief executive found that president Robles was allegedly guilty of personal tic Pating i and the directly Par selection of David Samudio former finance minister As the administration s presidential candidate something prohibited by the Constitution. Authorizing mass dismissal and appointment of government employees following the Start of the presidential Campaign which coincided with the bolting from the administration of four parties now in the opposition ranks. Arbitrarily curtailing funds requested by the electoral Tri Bunal for providing the facilities elections on May 12. Ordering the government printing office to reds of election print Hund posters for government candidates to ass Ein Bly the charges were originally brought by Christian Democrat presidential candidate Antonio Gonzalez Revilla but the impeachment d i r e c 11 y benefits president Robles most bitter political enemy Arnulfo Arias 67, member of the largest panamanian political party and a presidential candidate of a coalition party called the National Union of parties. Or. Arias a twice deposed president is expected to win easily the election for president May 12 since most of the parties which formed a coalition to elect president Robles deserted him mostly because of the controversy revolving around three proposed Panama canal treaties and joined or. Arias. Month Long tour of South and North America. By a strange he was operated on by Barnard one Day after the surgeon s re turn from an earlier visit to the United states. Unsettled snowy conditions to Southern Manitoba. Tempera Tures Are expected to average near Normal. In the third week of March temperatures usually Range be tween averages of 11 above to Spring 29 above. Last year. A arrived with temperatures rang ing from 21 to 38 above but the warmest was 1945 when it hit 63 on March 21. Bridge the vast majority of duo i philes play numerous exotic and infrequently occurring conventions according to their tastes and the practice nature of their partnership and most swear by the ones they prefer personally i have always favored the use of two suited overalls especially where the opposition bidding has been fairly Strong As in the Case for example of an opponent open ing the bidding with Trump. In our partnerships the Astro convention is used. K works As follows an Overall of one no Trump by two clubs promises a heart suit plus an unspecified minor suit. An Overall of one no Trump with two diamonds indicates Spades and a second suit which May be overalls of two hearts and two Spades Are natural. An Oye reall of two no Trump promises both minor suits. Alas i Learned an interesting lesson on this Deal from the Northern lights. Masters pairs i North s a q.10 5 4 h 6 d k 102 c8 654. South s k 2 h a k j 8 d cd j 7 3. This was the bidding s int p w 2d p p3nt e-2h i held tie West hand West s j 863, h q10 9 7 a a c 10 2 Declarer captured my opening heart Lead with the Jack. Then he ran the Spade suit by finessing the ten on the second round. After All i had the suit our Only winners were the two minor suit aces and South scored up five no Trump. Needless to say our score on the Board was an undisputed Zero. Macdonald selected As Deputy director metro streets and transit director d. I. Macdonald was made Deputy executive director of the metropolitan corporation of greater Winnipeg at thurs Day s metro Council meeting. The position carries no in crease in salary. The appointment is under stood to have been to Groom or. Macdonald for takeover of the resignation of j. R. Mcinnes who holds the position. Pizza place Las vegas con7est winners Cal Skatfeld president of specially foods Ltd congratulates or. And . 17-b 626 Wardlaw ave., Winnipeg on winning the Las vegas Holiday for two sponsored by the the prize included round trip Jet from Winnipeg four Days and three nights at the Riviera hotel top Talent dinner shows expense Money and Complete babysitting services for the Conroy s two children during absence. The management and staff of the pizza to thank the Many participants of the deaths 64, of 761 retired from Aube Billias Talbot Avenue the car. Bartmanowicz Stanley of 470 Penningham Street retired from greater Winni Peg Gas. Boxman Frank Victor 79, of Selkirk Man. 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