Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 6, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba W1nnikc free priss Sattl pay mat fit greek communist gets nine life sentences kard1tsa. Greece Reuter a 67-year-old greek communist Leader was sentenced by a criminal court thursday night to life imprisonment nine times on charges arising from the communist rebellion 25 years ago. Demetrios Patsalides w a s charged with being the moral instigator of the murder of seven greeks during the rebel lion from 1947 to 1948 and with having attempted to Annex parts of Greece to Bulgaria Al Bania and Yugoslavia. He pleaded not guilty. The charges said Patsalides a minister in a communist government formed in the mountains of Northern Greece during the rebellion had ordered the murders but others carried them out. 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But Dharia a close confidant of prime minister i said jobs will be found for All unemployed within two or three How this will be done has not been officially stated so far but there is speculation that the government May be thinking of employing Young educated per sons who form the bulk of the unemployed i n development projects. Official sources say Many jobs can be found without much difficulty in Rural co operative sugar factories medi Cal centres and irrigation projects. Sneak Peeff a our place ids your place Coo we re conducting open House Tours of our extended academic facilities including the Ultra modern Library in the sunday May from 1 to 6 pm. Come Early bring the there s too much to miss see the science demonstrations. Play computer football. Be part of a psychology Experiment. Attend the theatre fair. Visit our Campus Nursery there Are films for you and cartoons for the kids. And while you re he Retreat the family to a delicious sunday Chicken dinner adults children in the Riddell Hall cafeteria 12 noon-1.30 parking s free in adjacent Csc and University lots. A Tours Start from the 385 Spence Street Entrance opposite for full information Call 786-7811, local 330. Por l Acie ave. At St. 7, . . Trapped by flames on a third floor Balcony during a in Brooklyn cat decides riot to wait for Rescue by firemen. The cat s flying leap carried it safely to the Street. Jimmy King s Amsterdam the Netherlands i realize i la be Back Home when this column goes to print but As this is my last Day in Amsterdam i have put Down a jew items that might be of interest to readers. The flight Back from saudi Arabia yesterday was made on a Clear Day and looking Down on the desert feet below was like looking at a color contour map showing the Grey Brown Sand dunes of the vast wasteland. Before getting Cairo we also got a Good View of the Nile. After Cairo the final Stop was at Istanbul where i picked up some trinkets including an old Flint lock pistol of the Type used by pirates in the 18th Century. My dutch musician Friend Kos was at the Amster dam Airport to meet me but i did t see him. He had run into someone he knew gone to the bar and had t realized the time until after i had left on the bus to go into town. Anyway i was met by a Kim official and put on the right track As. Ron Mokry of travel unlimited in Winnipeg had made the arrangements for another Day at the Krasnopolski hotel to spend another 24 hours in this fabulous City. We took a sight seeing tour up one of the canals on one of the Many boats that make these frequent excursions. I finally ran into Kos again in the o Henry bar later that evening and the party was on. I Learned things about the dutch broadcasting scene from Ron potsdamer who interviewed me on the air three Days ago. The stations Are government con trolled and the programming is geared for different sects. There Are protestant programs Catholic programs Politi Cal programs Etc. There Are no commercials and operating costs come from the licence fees paid by everyone who owns a radio which is Between 25 and 30 dollars a year per unit. I was told that to get a licence for a to Antenna the fee is about a year. The flies in the system s ointment Are the two pirate stations that Are set up on Large barges outside the three mile territorial limit in the North sea. These stations operate As private Enterprise and Sel advertising in the country and have everything including taped musical pro Grams and talk shows flown out by helicopter. There was a Story about the extra Large pirate station setting up after the initial one had been operating successfully for some time. When the big one got going they could reach London with ease and were Selling their time to both English and Continental advertisers. It affected the business of the first station rather drastically so one night they pulled a raid on the larger station to smash their equipment and piracy on the High seas was happen ing All Over again. There Are Many interesting things about this country and i be made up my mind to Fly Kim Back Here again sometime for an extended visit. Sunny St. James it s always Good to get Home and reflect on your trip. Some of these reflections while waiting at the Kim counter in Amsterdam Airport to come Back to Canada i was startled to hear someone be Hind Call me by name. I turned to see Guy Simonis. Guy is the president of the Manitoba sports federation and Well known As a Winnipeg water Polo player. He was Tak ing the same flight Back and we arranged to get adjacent seats on the dc-8. He had stopped off in Amsterdam to visit relatives on his Way Home from Curacao where he had been arranging for an Exchange of athletes for events both Here and in Curacao. There Are still no stewardesses anywhere in the world As pretty charming and efficient As Canadian ones. We had a Good View of the South coast of Greenland which was a White bar Ren waste and could t help wondering How the country Ever Namei a abound town the Downs motor inn opened officially while i was away and Barmen Ken Nathu and Barry c. Smith Are getting set for a Busy season in their beverage room lounge and dining room when the racing season gets under Way at Assisi Boine Downs. Ken was formerly with the North Star inn and Barry c. Was at Zoratti s. Opera aficionados will be keeping their calendars open May 17 and 18. Those Are the nights when the festival opera group presents an evening of grand opera in the Manitoba theatre Centre. The which will include excerpts from Faust the magic flute Tosca and Aida will be produced and directed by Nenad who a. I be often thought How fortunate Winnipeg is to have a Guy like Nenad around. He has had an illustrious career and is Long on Talent. This is a big weekend for the Many members of the Media involved in Beer and skits. As usual those looking for tickets at this late Date Are Only counting on cancellations. The show is again being directed by Cliff Gardner. Stew Mcpherson. Is filling the late Bill Trevi Coe s shoes As master of ceremonies. Don Slade Tom Ashmore Ken Babb Don Comstock Johnny Brown Robert Trudel Bud Sherman Del Sexsmith and Frank Crockett Are some of the Many cast members who will be portraying the politicians that will be present for the show of course the National press club in Ottawa will he represented by Charlie Lynch Peter Desbarats Al Rogers Bill Mac pm Orson and More. It s Ovon Rumor Orl that prime min ister True Luau will be attending As Well As Roberl Fiell. Soviet Union boosts troops facing China London Reuter the so Viet Union has More troops stationed near the chinese Border than in Europe with More than a Quarter of the soviet army facing its big communist rival in the East according to a strategic Survey published recently. P r o d u c e d by the London based International Institute for strategic studies the Survey briefly recorded that in the past year the number of soviet Divi Sions in military districts adjoining the chinese Frontier went up from 30 to 44 three times the number there three years ago. This compared with the -31 divisions positioned in Europe West of the soviet Union. Reviewing major political and military developments in 1972, the Independent research Institute said China and the soviet Union had plenty of fuel for conflicts Over ideology and territory. The Rise of China and Japan had made East Asia a major new Centre of the world balance which was also less susceptible to super Power control than Europe it added. A new International Power replacing the sex elusive super Power domination of the cold War the Survey said. Close snip american relations and China s entry into the United nations had revealed China As a Force to be reckoned with by the United states and the soviet Union. Japan the economic giant had been forced out of its american protectorate into a potentially More Active political role. One of the motives of . Policy toward Japan throughout 1971 seemed to have been to shake free of what the United states saw As the excessive and careers will be featured education and entertainment will be featured in this year s careers exhibit at Man sphere june 23 to july 1. The Section which has been moved to the Centre floor area of the Winnipeg Arena was developed in 1969, to give students and other Manitoban an in sight into career opportunities available to them. There will be several live action displays in this year s exhibit. Included in the careers Sec Tion will be displays by the master Barbers association the Winnipeg builders Exchange the data processing management association the Royal Canadian mounted police the society of Industrial accountants of Manitoba and Many others. Vantage Japan was piling up economically and to Force Japan to face up to its respond 0 n military developments during the year the Institute said chinese military equip ment was being modernized with a new Mach 2 fighter in production and new missile destroyers and a nuclear powered submarine reported being built. With 20 medium Range Ballis tic missiles and some inter mediate Range ones operational China s nuclear weapons appeared capable of reaching the urals. The soviet Union having sur passed the United states in land based missiles though not in warheads in 1970 now seemed Likely to equal the United states in strategic missile carrying submarines by mid 1973 and not in 1974 As previously supposed. Church merger suffers setback London up supporters the ecumenical cause Are expressing dismay now that the projected merger of the Church of England and the methodists has again failed to win Ade quate acceptance in the anglican general Synod. But the archbishop of Canter Bury while showing sadness Over the setback has urged advocates of Church Unity to re main steadfast. Although this has not come said archbishop Michael Ramsey in a reference to the anglican methodist merger there Are Many signs in All the churches of the conviction that they must work together As fellow the general Synod s failure wednesday to give the unification plan the required .75-per cent Over All majority is de scribed by an editorial in the daily Telegraph As a sad set Back to the cause of Church a total of 34 out of the 40 Vot ing Bishops supported the merger. But 80 of the 232 clergy in the Synod voted against the proposal As did 87 among the 234 laity present. The project thus won Only 65.8 per cent of the votes on an Issue which has been a subject of great controversy in the anglican Church for 25 years. Causing anxiety in some ecumenical quarters was the ques Tion of whether the wednesday vote would add to scepticism about christianity and especially institutionalized christianity. The guardian refers to a fear that the latest evidence of continuing Church fragmentation is Likely to deter rather than attract a nation held to be largely indifferent to the claims of the Christian opponents of the Unity plan concentrated some of their criticism on what they considered to be the ambiguity of the pro posed service of reconciliation which forms part of the. Merger formula. The Telegraph cited the strongly entrenched group Ings of High Church and Evan g e 1 i c a 1 elements within the Church of England As one fac Tor in the latest rejection. But some observers saw the vote As a prelude to still More discussions about possible Ang lican methodist Unity. On the other hand the daily express urged an end to the merge.? attempts. F. The wednesday vote should be an end to the matter the Beaverbrook paper argues and the anglican Church can now devote All its energies to us main task.1. This is an i audio Bug it s infectious 1 scholarship at scottish schools for boys 10 of age j p Crerar fund Schour Nhin of approximately . Annul available for tenth birthday it in the year there will enable to attend two excellent Cargil Field school. Edinburgh for throw Yeara Fettes College. Edith unto. For four or Yeri. App Cuto Canadian born above the a Eraie in Acho Lahip intelligence physique and vitality. None other apply. Tar required a Euld Rew veal my the Secretary. J. F. Berar scholarship Fuho. 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