Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 1, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg press monday May 1, 1972 Well fea1ueked the Conomou Sparrow has feathers. End denture misery befits dentures Miracle plastic dentur1te refits Loose dentures in five min utes. This Cushion of Comfort sore sums. You eat any thing laugh talk even sneeze without embarrassment. No Mote food particles under plates. Dentur1te lasts for months. Ends daily bother of powder paste or pads. Just remove when refit a heeded. Tasteless. Odor less. Money Back guarantee. Broken dentures try Quik fix. Pathology prof to speak Here e. Hellstrom a pro Fessor of pathology at the University of Washington school of Medicine will speak at the University of Manitoba medical College theatre a at . Tuesday. He will speak about the role of blocking factors in human immunity. Or. 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Other option but to action which is con s i d e r e d appropriate in the present the letter followed a weekend report in a London newspaper that Northern Ireland protes Tants were training an army of some men. T r o u b 1 e in the protestant streets of East Belfast began last week when a car believed from a Catholic area sped into the District Aud men inside shot Down two protestant youths. Sunday night and Early today at least six shops and pubs were wrecked by flying rocks or set ablaze with flaming gasoline bombs. Police reported widespread looting. Rioters hijacked a garbage collection truck and used it to haul rocks to Side Street Battle grounds. Bottles and stones rained Down on police from a mob of about 300 who staged lightning raids out of the darkness. Three policemen were injured and four rioters arrested. In the Catholic enclave of Ardoyne youths commandeered vehicles and turned them into blazing barricades to protect gunmen who fired at army patrols. The British troops shot Back but claimed no hits. Saturday night eight year old Rosaleen Gavin was killed by a Bullet fired by guerrillas at an army Post in the Ardoyne District. She had been sent on an errand by her Mother. Her death was the 316th in the Vio Lence dating b ack to August 1969. A Booby trapped bus blew up in the Catholic Andersontown Are shattering scores of win Dows. In Londonderry Northern ire land s second City where the Ira rules people behind barricades and trenches guerrillas shot in the leg a Man who they accused of stealing Money. Installation Sale Ion Winnipeg a outstanding awnings Avi Lible in twi widths folding aluminium awnings shut out Sun and rain. Ventilated. Re _ a. Choice of Culores. Ror Cool Comfort x inside controls. 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He said it was an unbelievable statement and categorically denied it. He said the Premier was fully aware of the 86-14 ratio of development fund financing and company equity contributions. Regarding the Arthur d. Little firm or. Grose said the fund did t have the expertise to Check details regarding feasibility of the planned project and hired Arthur d. Little inc. For this. He said the fund was justified in depending on the Arthur d. Little firm. Or. Grose said that at no time did the consulting firm say it was t Able to get the in formation that was needed for the Job. He also said that on three occasions he told a vice president of Arthur d. Little that the company had taken on a grave responsibility and was assured by the official that the company understood the Situa Tion. Or. Grose said it was imperative that the Arthur d. Little firm meet with the commission As soon As possible or a distorted picture of the project will emerge. In this connection commis Sion chairman c. Rhodes Smith said that there is no arrange ment now for the Little firm to come. He said the company wanted full professional fees for about two weeks preparation work and for the full time it would be Here and this would amount to about or. Grose resigned from the fund March 31, 1970. He now is with the Prince Edward Island government in its Industrial enterprises corporation which he said corresponds to the Mani Toba development officials of the three member commission of inquiry indicated earlier or. Grose Likely will be on the witness stand for about two weeks. Garbage fires threat continued age and water treatment workers ambulance Drivers ferry boat operators and zoo keepers. They Are members of local 43, Canadian Union of Public employees. Provincial mediators under the leadership of William Dic Kie assistant Deputy minister of labor met separately with both sides during the weekend. Management negotiators have indicated they Are not pre pared to give More than the 13.8-per-cent increase reached earlier with the metro police association. The Union however Points to the fact that outside workers in the Borough of Etobicoke received a 15-per-cent boost in a recent agreement. 2 Stony men being sought continued with Blue eyes and medium Brown hair. Meanwhile Joe Borowski the nip member of the legislature from Thompson sent a Tele Gram of protest to prime min ister Pierre Trudeau on the re lease of the two inmates. I want to protest the action of your Molly coddling minister of correctional institutions re Garding the outrageous and irresponsible release of two criminals upon the people of Mani he said in the Telegram. We resent you using Mani Toba As an experimental Labora tory by some nut in Ottawa in order to prove that criminals arc really Nice Guys misunderstood by society. Wrong size Recife a a judge has forbidden a woman three feet tall to marry a Man five feet seven inches because he said their size difference would make the children impossible. The couple vowed to take Oiler Saigon continued rial capital of Hue now Only 24 Miles South of the northernmost defensive line of the South Viet namese on Highway one. Field reports said some South vietnamese troops were trying to escape the fallen Capi Tal As Best they could. All american advisers were safely evacuated by helicopter shortly before it was decided to aban Don plans to defend the City. Most of the civilians had Long since fled and Only a few remained. Quang Tri had a population of about . And South vietnamese officials had said the objective of the North vietnamese Offen Sive was to seize Quang Tri and Hue capitals of the two northernmost provinces. Hue is 35 Miles South of Quang Tri. There have been frequent re ports that the North Vietnam Ese would attempt to Annex the two northernmost provinces of Quang Tri and thua Thien As part of a plan to give them political bargaining Power. Other objectives of the North vietnamese offensive Are to de f e a t the South vietnamese army and prove that president Nixon s Vietnam nation pro Gram is a failure. At last report there were 80 . Advisers in Quang Tri but some were said to have left earlier. A mauled battalion of South vietnamese rangers moving South from Quang Tri broke and fled after a Day Long Battle with troops of two North Viet Abandons Quang Tri Maraese regiments near High Way one. But . Advisers said South vietnamese marines moving North to link up with the rangers attacked a nearby regi mental Post and killed 160 communist soldiers with help from . Bombing strikes. The marines were forced to pull Back however when the rangers turned off the pressure from the South. The communist drive in the Northern sector is believed part of a plan to seize South Viet Nam s two Northern provinces and to use this As leverage in the Vietnam peace talks in Paris. The communist command also is believed aiming at Seiz ing major cities in the Central Highlands and Central coast effectively cutting South Vietnam in two. T h e Quang Tri objective seemed almost achieved. We have Given up plans to defend Quang said Brig. Gen. Thomas Bowen senior . Adviser in the North. The South vietnamese troops in the City were left to escape As Best they could officials at Hue reported. The collapse of Quang Tri s defences after five Days of renewed attacks on the City gave the communist command its biggest Victory to Date in the month old offensive the first provincial capital to fall. Lizard Point Man charged ramp in Rossburn Man., said saturday a 22-year-old Lizard Point Indian Reserve Man Bryan Harvey Cloud has been charged with attempted murder. 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