Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 3, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday december 3, 1968 15 they re undaunted i liver transplanted Milwaukee wis. A Catherine e. Keenan became mrs. Jeffery Salick saturday despite an automobile Accident that left Bride and Groom with broken Bones the night before. Miss Keegan 21, came Down the aisle in a wheelchair with her broken right leg encased in a plaster cast. Salick 22, was waiting at the altar despite a broken Vertebra. London Reuters surgeons at King s College Hospital Here successfully carried out a liver transplant operation a medical spokesman said Satur Day. The Hospital declined to re veal the name of either the recipient or the donor. It was the third liver transplant operation performed at King s College Hospital and the sixth in Bri Tain. This Christmas her heart is set on from Ben Moss jewellers glowing diary Ion solitaire in a classic setting of Lustrous .14k Gold. H5o Start payments next no Money Down january Stai Obrite diamonds open every Nite now to Money Down 30 Day Money Back guarantee 21? Young adult accounts opened in your for Christmas. Only 3 wins. To open an account. Downtown mall Centre shopping Centre open every night till free parking monetary crisis Remote from average Frenchman by Don Cook Paris special tons for the average French Man the monetary crisis through which the country is now passing is still a rather Remote affair. Unlike the general strikes and demonstrations of May and june the value of currency and All the other attendant problems of speculation capital trans fers budget cuts and Exchange controls Are esoteric matters dealt with in smoke filled rooms. In real terms of course the decisions which emerge from these smoke filled will determine whether or not the Price of bread goes up and where frenchmen will take their vacations next summer. But this has not been a crisis in which lives have been directly affected or panic buttons have been pushed. The Ever available taxi Driver lifted both hands from the wheel and re marked i do not understand it Monsieur but to me it is All a matter of Gen. De Gaulle s prestige. It is not a question of the franc. It is a question of Hun reappears As the crisis developed there was a rising wave of anti German cartoons find comment in the French press the Ort Hun in a Kaiser w i 1 h e 1 m helmet dropping coins in Gen. De Gaulle s Kepi and similar themes. Gen. De Gaulle s decision to reject devaluation of the franc therefore not Only took the French completely by Surprise. It also roused feelings of excitement and Pride about standing up to the germans and showing the world. I always agree with Gen. De Gaulle s tactics. He has always pleased said one lady interviewed on a radio program. I Admire his steadiness. No one was expecting this kind of a coup d eat. I feel it is really extraordinary to see such a Man impose his decision on the world. Of course these measures will be pressing to every Frenchman but one has to understand that if devaluation had occurred everyone would have had to suffer from it 22nd bomb goes off in Montreal Montreal up Mont real s 22nd bombing in three months sunday caused Light damage to the Home of Andre Marceau 36, general manager of a Montreal steel fabricating company. A police spokesman said or. Marceau s family received an i Anonymous Telephone Call be i fore the fused bomb which he i described As a Small charge of i Black was ignited and i pushed through a front door mail Slot. No one was injured. The caller had identified him i self As a member of the separatist terrorist front de liberation quebecois and said the next blast would be fatal. The lord steel co., where Marceau works has been involved in labor strife since a gust. Police defused a bomb consisting of eight Sticks of dynamite on its premises in nov i Ember. J Montreal up Mont real police Are investigating the j shooting sunday of Sam Burko 136, president of the Viking Sauna corp. Of Canada. Police said or. Burko was taken to Hospital with severe i face wounds after two men fired at him As he was getting out of his car in a parking lot near a downtown Hospital. The victim had been unable to speak because of the wounds but wrote on a piece of paper his name and address and the circumstances of the shooting. Bystanders took him to Hospital. I he or. Burko wrote Down i that two men came near the car just As he was getting out and they fired right through the win it. Jean Claude Rondeau said. We think it was a Shotgun because the whole window was wiped management croup awards 2 bursaries the Winnipeg Branch of the administrative management society has awarded bursar ies to two students at the Manitoba Institute of applied arts. Miss Wendy Joy Hall and Roger j. O Brien both of Winnipeg received the scholar ships from de Lynch president of the society during a ceremony this week at the Viscount Gorl motor hotel. The awards were based on j work performance and Grade 12 standings of the two students during a business course at tech voc miss Hall and Louis Riel or. On the other hand on the same program a Workman at the Berliet truck manufacturing Plant said Well to be honest i Don t know much about budgets. Hospitals schools we always foreign news exclusive need them. But atomic bombs we Don t need them. No i Don t agree with Gen. De Gaulle at at his Best at the same time a Frenchman who was once a civil servant and remains a Strong gaullist said this in a private conversation you be got to hand it to de Gaulle. He is always Best when worst. I can imagine How lie must be amusing himself at the Way his decision caught the French press everybody completely by Surprise. On the other hand i am fed up with the Way govern ment policy has operated ail this year. There has been bad planning bad forecasts poor political judgment one Day one thing the next Day something else lurching from crisis to crisis. And there is no sign that this sort of thing is really Over. De Gaulle is something of a popular hero today for his refusal to devalue but what will he be in three months will it All have proven to be another big this dual attitude of frenchmen reflected strongly in a Public opinion poll taken immediately after Gen. De Gaulle s decision not to devalue in which 62 per cent of those polled approved of his action but Only 39 per cent thought it was the right policy or that it would work. As evidence of the Confidence of frenchmen in the gaullist government when asked if they believed that prices would be held Down Only 19 per cent said yes and 69 per cent said no. In substance frenchmen Are applauding Gen. De Gaulle but they do not believe in what he is doing. Whether this will translate itself into More strikes political unrest Active agitation and difficulties in the cold Winter months ahead remains to be seen. For the moment the impression is that the labor unions Are not yet ready to try any concerted action because their members Are still recouping the losses of wages suffered in May and june. Moving ahead moreover despite the current monetary crisis the Economy had generally been moving ahead fairly Well with unemployment on the downtrend. Thus although Basic far reaching economic decisions have come out of the crisis the decisions have not yet translated into real terms of the Price of bread and unemployment. Frenchmen who travel Are feeling the hand of austerity in the current restrictions which Are being fairly rigorously applied at the airports and Border Points. 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