Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free Press Phone Number AM In furl Ing Filial Edition Free Press The Weather Overcast Snow changing to Saturday morning Drifting snow Winds northeast at 20 Saturday Law tonight and hiph Saturday 10 and 20 above VOL 63 NO 103 42 PAGES WINNIPEG FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1956 Sun 5.10 Morn Rises 1 p n Sun p.m Moon Sets -IS SNOW Russia Offers U.S Armed Bandit Pulls Noon Bank Holdup Friendship Pact But Washington Is Puzzled T D i Bv Latest Olive Branch MALNUTRITION BY NEGLECT Parents Get Blame For Baby's Death AP The heart of Soviet Pre- miD Nikolai recent letter to President reported Friday to be a proposal for a of friendship between Russia and the United States coupled the suggestion that this would promote peace officials arc this it it latest Soviet move seriously but skeptically in the feeling that it is almost a propaganda manoeuvre Bulganin is understood tn proposed a pact pledging thr I S anci the Soviet Union to differences within the of the United anil In avoid interference in each ether's internal i DIPLOMATS latest Moscow initiative is tn diplomats Just las year cancelled somewhat similar with Great Britain and France in angry protest over formation of the Western Euro- pean The is part of the arrangement under which Vest Germany being rearmed ss a both of WEU and the North Atlantic Treaty BULGANIN Page 5 ndia Is I I WtM 1 Soviet Trade Talks OTTAWA A Soviet trade delegation will arrive in Ottawa at the start of next week negotiations on a trade agreement with Canada Rt Hon C D Howe trade minister announced Thursday in the Commons that S A Borisov first deputy minister of foreign trade will head the Russian group Sharp assistant de- minister of trade will head the Canadian group of negotiators Next week's talks would be on the question of granting Russia most favored nation treatment under a trade tv A lone armed man walked info the Bank of Commerce at Portage avenue and Garry street and caped with an closed amount of money MOSCOW top leaders of the Russian :ivnl stepped out diplomatically After the the in an effort walked over to a wicket forge closer tics with nations to S Stewart 231 Berry street he south and north writes James third teller was ua Correspondent B J Cutler for a roil of Led by Nikita S Khrushchev hg hed fl jece nf Communist chief he the counter scrawled on delegation visited the In- paper hese i embassy lo celebrate that me and j sixth as a a briefcase he republic Thursday and then joined carrying There was a gun in Ihc Finns in marking the return jt 1 of the Russian control of Porkkala Miss Stewart pushed naval base money across the counter and the WHEN IN ROME bandit after scooping the bills I Following the adage about when into briefcase j in Rome Mr Khrushchev con- After leaving the bank the tented himself wilh eating half a up man walked west on Portage banana in the Indian avenue unnoticed by shoppers and embassy and drank vodka toasts pedestrians j in the Finnish Police cars raced lo scene other police vehicles set up road At the Indian celebration the blocks on all bridges and Communist leader dwelt and on the recent trip and scoured the area for anyone Premier Bulganin made to that answering description of the country India is our love he declared lo PS Menon of he an i India's ambassador to he Soviet 39 or 49 of 5 JQ inches tail medium Those were unforgettable a dark grey over- days Mr Khrushchev said re- a grey fedora ferring to his Indian trip Such pulled down over his eyes He was kindness such enthusiasm This carrying a black briefcase when is the kind of feeling among he left bank and walked west peoples which prevents wars Portage avenue i See KHRUSHCHEV Page 5 An increase of in payments to the province of Manitoba was vided for in the federal spending estimates tabled in the Commons Thursday by Hon Walter Harris finance minister i new federal monies for this province provide for works to amount of Of the total was marked tor construction and vation of public buildings in and extensions and ments to Stevenson airport An- other was planned for construction and renovation of buildings in other Manitoba centres details of how the estimates directly the province see story or page 8 Fireside Chat On TV For Eden Health Plan Puts Campbell On Spot By MICHAEL BEST The federal offer to join with provinces in a national health insurance program may have tossed a new issue into Manitoba politics Up to now Premier D L Campbell's ment has shown no enthusiasm whatever for a plan and has taken a passive role in discussions which led to the federal offer day The oiler was lo share with ir ir i the provinces on the first two j stages of a comprehensive health VI I If ll I care and services j The federal offer will take 11 This Is A Lesson To Hundreds A f i v St James boy Bruce Hughes died at his home Jan 15 because of malnutrition brought about by his ents neglect a jury ruled Thursday A Lesson In his charge to the jury Dr Athol Gordon deputy provincial coroner This story is a lesson to of other people It's a case of a baby dying of malnutrition in Canada in but it's not the baby dying of malnutrition i The jury blamed the baby's death on improper attention to feeding and general care The parents Mr and Mrs David Hughes St Crown counsel Sterling Lyon said the case would be referred to the deputy attorney-general but it would not be known for some time whether charges will be laid See INQUEST Page 14 feet as soon as six provinces a majority of ada's population are ready to lake part POLITICAL SPOT Drums Beat As Queen Flies Out LONDON API The Queen kissed her children goodbye at London airport Friday and then lew off for a three-week royal tour of Nigeria African bush drums beat out a amid the roar and scream 1 of planes at London airport They I were played by Nigerians in j don who had gathered at the port to sing a parting calypso for the royal couple j The royal children with the Queen Mother and Princess garet boarded Hie plane to see the luxurious cabin When they emerged Prince Charles 7 a tear from eye and walked away from in i plane with his head turned LONDON Li to catch a last glimpse of his the most optimistic statement mother and father Tons of brick and mortar spilled onto Winnipeg's Dame avenue Thursday when the walls came down at Grace United church No one was injured when he masonry which demolition workers expected to fall into the building's interior collapsed At the time workers had been to dislodge a beam 12 feet from the ground A block of Notre Dame of Ellice avenue was closed to traffic and WHS sot expected to be cleared of rubble before noon today Cyprus Forecast Situation i improved Power Big Polish Buv J Sale of approximately bushels of low-grade Canadian i wheat to Poland was reliably re- i ported on the grain exchange morning The report however i has not yet been confirmed The source also said that Poland in the market for further sub- amounts of Canadian grade wheat The reports of big sale came as Hon C D Howe told the Commons in Ot- tawa that Canada would probably capture a bigger share of the tish wheat market His attention had been called to reports that Russia had sold be- tween and bushels of wheat to the United Kingdom BY DON COOK Would Pay OTTAWA i Special The new the Cyprus situation which the i British government has yet been i able to issue Colonial Secretary Alan told the House Manitobans of Commons Thursday that the between Great Britain possibility of and Archbishop Makarios leader Rate Boost WASHINGTON The federal offer has put the national hospital insurance plan force it will start ment on the Mediterranean in hydro Sir Anthony Eden during his Manitoba government on the spot proposed Thursday by the federal dn m it i jn April Begins Change Jet Bombers WASHINGTON API The air nf the it will start ment on the Mediterranean -52 all narrowed down quite face the a power winter Trial Hears Police Evidence tllis is f would cos wings minister in history lo make what and his colleagues o launch in Manitoba federal amount lo a televised fireside u the job of replacing will take several years considerably chat on this side ol the tic ic was revealed Thursday He will broadcast on Thursday Feb 2 Earlier that day he will address the LVS Senate and in separate speeches Sir Winston Churchill appeared en TV and radio several times during visits to the U.S but un a program especially i arranged by and for radio and TV S and thus Sir Anthony will be the L first British authorities here said Sir Anthony is expected to dis- health said See HEALTH PLAN Page 14 Qr his tota province have to raise nr almost per cent The federal government's con- Canadians Swamp As The flics at about 650 miles NICOSIA Cyprus an hour and has a range of British troops moved in with rates in the not too dis- tant future the Free Press learned Friday Increase in Manitoba's during certain tip is being used from the steam i plant i Dinner Preliminary hearing in I If a dimout took place it would charge of murder against likely be only during peak hour of ael Consol avenue use for example the dinner hour Kasl accused of This would probably oi Agnes in their a rationing system whereby power last Dec 2 was adjourned supplies would be shut off o a session Thursday Adjournment was made tc give Partly as a result of this miles clubs and tear gas Friday i LESS COKE would if decides to accept offer LONDON Coke produc iWa S lion in Britain dropped tons capital has known PER CAPITA COST to a total of in 1955 Of- During the night terrorist fired power consumption has defence counsel Harry Walsh a been much higher than premier D L i chance at longer anticipated and today all Campbell will j this troubled island hydro production facilities certain statements made in the in the Winnipeg area car p.s Sodnyk was being be in operation by fall of int a material blamed the country-wide shots at a British military camp a total of on the Winnipeg river rather than to go ahead at The per capita cost of the in earl summer at 14 miles north of the being strained to present with construction of he Chief testified Un -I Limm no nnt't n r 31113 2 UP 1.3 Italy wilh President Eisenhower and U.S about everything state of the world in Manitoba would be but of which necessitated damping down east coast port of Famagusta this Ottawa would contribute f were no casualties Tills means the per capita 5 officials just men at will over lo be raised in the province concerning the the Canada's second straight llc program would in the elimination round oi the flf care plus v inter Olympic hockey competition gother Ihc victory one of Ihc most outside of as well as o- in Olympic ind u virtually ri i of ai.1'.1-'..-.cement tn Probe Hears Called Blackmailer maximum capacity power ror next wi a snail portion n peg plant a small poi ion would not care in and rou first period added 11 in the V II 1 ond tn make it and then J OU 111 i scored six more in the third Sec COST Page 14 Inside Page No 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 id 21 Deaths and Funerals 6 Comics Radin and TV 12 Entertainment Social News 16 to 19 Hollywood Column 20 Rn The man fried In blac rnt final round former re- into giving him Mi ning Monday government believes the porter and coast of said I was in the public eye to hp Aire Canada led at Ihc end of the should provide the Toronto tabloid Flash I guess hc thought I was an easy dav was accused of blackmail in mark evidence given before the R H DISPUTES STATEMENT Tupper royal commission inquiry Mr Munro testified he into Vancouver police affairs hart seen Mr and offered Thursday Munro a key figure in the sensational probe and yer Nick thc re porter and Mr sel for several police counsels multi-million dollar hydro-electric had him The woman bruised plant al Grand Rapids herself and I suppose I'M set The province's only reserve premier Campbell has told the lamed lor it 1 just can't take inter is the Free Press he no comment her on on the reports at this lime chln nnt lafL n Chief said at that time of which is already being used H hc that no charge was normal load growth Lakes place if him bul hc was Manitoba will require at least shoul the s m.ilcnal in the death 1000 ho in addition to present hls with on of 3 said plies Maximum capacity of the Winning steam pis We are only worried about it in Draws The Line Wilh Sports Finance 24 to and 37 38 Paul right winger from Toronto was high scorer wilh five goals Canada's next game is Italy Saturday In first game Friday OOL 1 Slovakia the United Slates 4 to 3 Czechoslovakia ranks wilh Canada and Russia as favourites in the tournament See further re- on sports Special Billy Graham IS Jumble Contest 29 DIETING Health Tips For Teeners ON PAGE 19 Britain Bans Heroin Import LONDON Britain Thursday banned all imports heroin into the British Isles and prohibited all exports except or small amounts necessary for purposes Secretary Gwilym announced in House of Commons I PITTSBURGH cent a dean al the Art Institute of Pittsburgh told Thursday of iring a reluctant model who while in the nude insisted on wearing her sandals 1 I her the were there to paint her iocs as well her face and she kept talking about lo draw he line somewhere said He did not dis- close lady's name What I VI y I cold her to go home added Art all is an Words to the estimated inquiry Mr Munro questioned I now operates Tab a weekly Mr Munro's war calion icc Two expected to be I suggest to you lhat were the last were lo appear today discharged as psychologically un- Gordon Towne president of Mr sard Quadra club testified that Mr That's an absolute Mr Munro while a Vancouver snapped back reporter working on a lottery The lawyer suggested Ihc expose offered to keep his name ness had never been injured as a of it for result of enemy action End had The tall executive said crashed three air force aircraft he told Mr Mr Munro disputed thc I wouldn't give you ment and said his first crash in Ice Smail head bartender at thc a Spitfire was the result of Quadra testified he overheard The second was when his and the wing cannon exploded while he was attacking a submarine The I'm tired of wearing shoes third was in a trainer and il want to wear ones during adverse weather i News Of The World In Brief productive rale as is possible Need High Flow At present the Winnipeg river U.S is puzzled over SovieL offer of a friendship treaty reportedly con- in letter to Eisenhower i Page 1 and leaders and India's vice in the cause of peace Page 1 and Mr may get a job as of staie in the new cabinet in writing He hail givon the usual polite warning he not anything but if it would bo taken at his triul li'l signed ali pages of the plants arc producing a high water flow If the flow should drop u s off this would farther aggravate situation will ce ther hearing There have been no direct re- ports of an increase in power rates However two years ago in legislature the premier intimated 11 a rate boost might be necessary 1 See Page ATOMIC HEAT STOCKHOLM CP electric power companies in e'er have rated in forming an atomic to plants ior production of power and heat The group will slso in training for such atomic plants it 01
