Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 14, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final Edition Winnipeg Free Press VOL. 63 NO. 170 sun Moon Sun 7 20 p m Moon Sets APRIL 14, 1956 SUNNY Peace Bid A Success -UN Chief Gets Written Peace Pledges From Israel And Egypt CAIRO Dag UN general Saturday expressed satisfaction with the suits of his visit to Egypt in the course of a Middle peace his i After meeting with Premier Fawzi saw the mal Abdel Hammarskjold and his party off. Before he Pipe Drive Urged 3-Phase Plan To Fight Flood told done in Cairo what I came Since his arrival in Cairo Hammarskjold has 1. Achieving a de facto fire on the i 2. Getting written pledges fromi Israel and Egypt not to engage in hostile acts against each other Egyptian official did not place any the si while he to Rt left Egypt i trade OTTAWA A Toronto financial house says a sales campaign comparable to the tory loan drives of the Second World War would attract sufficient capital to finance an all country natural gas Gairdner Hon. C. D. 1 tabled in the Commons Fri technical 3. Working out many details of a proposal that both sides pull their troops back from the demarcation news agency said that statement was in- by observers as ing he had succeeded in his prime i an immediate tional cease-fire on the troubled The secretary-general was companied to the talks by UN truce chief E. L. M. Burns of Canada and two UN Henn Vigier and John Hammarskjold talked for 30 utes with Premier Nasser and an hour with foreign minister moud A second meeting with was cancelled to permit to depart earlier for A Salute To Our New City The Free Press today at salute to St. which received its charter from the April fi. For this special feature on the province's third biggest city see pases 17 to Musical Festival Program Concert Hall Group Jor Grade B Anv Voice 2.fO Oratorio Solo Grade A 3 30 p.m. Violoncello Solo Duet for Violin Pianoforte 2.4o Violin Solo Unaccompanied i That Rain Wasn't Our First got iis second rainfall of the year but it. dropped only inches on the The sun came out by 9 a.m. and the weatherman said it likely would remain for the two or three The city's first rain came a couple of months but it was forgotten in a series of snowstorms that The rain today wasn't ious three City Hydro weakened by planned to do what they could for their came As the premier indicated GOLF BURGLARS there was nothing that could KEEP THEIR j Set To Declare Raise Call Out Army If The Need Arises The Manitoba government stands fully prepared to swing inlo action a three-phase program including declaration of p. state of and the call-out of the army if rising waters the Red and Assiniboine rivers warrant it. j But the same Premier D. L. Campbell legislators Friday that houses outside the Greater dikes will take a secondary place in any flood No attention would be given them u a real for the defence still was the and hp n the Commons return to Diefenbaker diking The said sSme See MIDDLE EAST Page 4 The Little change in Winds Low tonight and high 25 and 40. Hazardous done along the Red river south of the dikes as far as actual EYE ON THE BALL was Type terrain didn't allow effective of high he three-step TORONTO one of 28 on a north Toronto street hasn't been robbed during the last I two a resident said The premier's three-step plani Charles whose home was calls robbed Tuesday of mink coats Raising the dike worth said he believes major ones are at 26'.-i feet the homes from a can be boosted to the flood nearby golf level Material and drive a golf ball mlo lhe equipment already is and then pretend they are of of Ul nil i though not flood Calling on army Thr man who will he in charge of operations tip to the time a con- troller if needed given over-all is Carson chief engineer during construction of the metropolitan diking system and assistant neer of the Fraser valley's 240- mile dike COMMITTEE Air Force Officer New NATO Chief Ga. Gen. Alfred Gruenther will retire from the United States army and In a cabinet his post as Supreme Allied this year and be succeeded in the NATO command and natural Hon F. Air Force Gen. Lauris House of- or here announced defend against be under Gen. An Uphill Battle For Truth BY ART BUCHWALD The tiny principality of Monaco has a new the facture and distribution of In the past week over a thousand members of the world's distinguished press have been standing elbow to elbow on a rock not half as solid as waiting fos something to The opening of a the roar of a cycle or the pulling of a palace window shade has sent all of us rushing to our The iron curtain of silence that surrounds this wedding the moment has caused anxiety in every bar in the Nothing is being issued from the prince's palace at the moment except smoke from the kitchen where the presumably is making Miss Kelly's In such an mors are bound to run As a conscientious alist it was our duty to check the print the ones that Hon. R. D. agriculture j minister has been struck off The announcement said that for re- had been accepted by Estra rival for the Democratic nomination smile when paths on their respective goodwill lours in Estes Swap Gears And Banter Legislature Reports j President j lio U will become the j Although lie NATO Com. only oT years nf Gen. His has in active snrs President Gen. Matthew B. and Gen. Gruenther all army since 191.S. In a to the North At- p.m. r Duet 1 and 2. 2.3P 1 Duct Grades 3 and 4. p.m. Children's Voices By EARL MAZO of I Sen. Estes Kefauver and E- in 3.36; Florida's west coast for voles I in the Democratic i primary met unexpectedly Friday in of cigar The Tennessee senator had been j Mr. Stevenson put his i hands to his head and my The senator's director grabbed his candidate by the arm and steered him across the street to his The two men beamed al each though neither was Then Sen. Kefauver a cigar from a box which he had told the 6 10. 43 m Public school fi Dull solo Grade 4 Group A. Holy Trinity Voice If 16'. 9 willo workers when the 1952 Democratic candidate appeared tin side pumping the hands of less children and their When their respective who attributes his vigorous life to Ihe fact he ine that campaign had solo open cordion polo 10.30 SATURDAY school FoIX 5on5s Boys Junior High Old Soccer smoked good Tampa always You don't mean you're taking Campbell outlines fighting Page 1. Counsel rules and campaign donations inquiry as beyond scope of the beer prices Page 7. Bellan says breweries could have made adequate profits with less gross in- Page 5. Move to seek liberalization of divorce laws is Page 5. Campbell charges papers with the decide flood See PLANNING Page 4 Red Crest At Emerson April 24 Flood forecasters south of the in- border Friday reported ito Manitoba government 'the Red river should reach 195S peak flow at Emerson about iseri confidence that NATO's we discard the ones that didn't appeal to Sec KELLY Page 4 Council nominating Gen. Norstad to succeed Gen. which the Council voted to accept Mr. hower him officer of outstanding with President SLKE 60T A Suburban Boys Grades 7 lo 3. j River is Page 7. Tuberculosis not serious Page 7. Act proposes increased nid for injured workmen and their Page 7. Petition seeks aid for hit Page 5. April 24 three days later than originally In lhe which originated from the Fargo weather thers was no change in the pre- height the river will reach the border It is still ex- to rise to 786.5 feel sea level feet below Word received from Emerson late Friday said the Red had risen 10 inches in 24 the biggest rise since the river started to go up there only a few days Provincial water resources said Saturday this likely to Acid Victim's Fading Ulalo uino i i t nailed lhe of the river at mine whether he will be totally They said the next day or two should see the ice broken throughout the U.S. section of the river although there is no sign of a general in See RED CREST Page 4 200 Public school chorus suburban Grades 7 lo 9. 2.05 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I school choirs Grade i 1. o 10. 2.33 D.m. 3. Sheffield Folk 0. Hall 4 solo 2 l 0. 2 Newcastle r 2 solo I Cardiff City 2. Town 0 B. 1 T 1. Charllon A 0 solo Manchester I. a sotn Sarred lover 12'. 3.10 p.m. Trinity Church Tenor Grade B 4 so Grade A. 3 Contralto solo 1. A 1 A 5.20 P.m. j Sunderland 1' 2 Church W 2. Preston N E 1 3.1.V Division II B m ri 1 R 2. Notts C 0 Junior Hish school P. 1. Leeds U 2 Folk 7.30 HM flood Page 1. I George Swan corruption Mr. son with a was corrupted wilh a box of at another j crowds surged around and j the reaching for grinned and to enjoy it. Then someone put a button on Sen. and senator called for nnp of his which he duly pinned Mr. I congratulate you joining the Sen. replied Mr. Premier D. L. aad Issues Flood son the best man win the Winnipeg dailies had Adlai the flood threat and see 'the men by so doing were NEW Victor col- Riesel's eyesight was reported fading Friday The next several days may Premier Savs Peril j Is Being Asked whether the switch lo an Air Force officer indicated j a change in NATO James C. the President's Will said the NATO A UU would have to be the agency answer that He made it clear that there was no ween Gen. retirement and recent re- in European newspapers quoting him misrepresenting his his headquarters said as saying that in case of war in Europe allied would lo fail back from Germany maybe the Low i Big Flights Of Geese The first mass arrival of Canada Geese in Manitoba this year was reported Hundreds of the birds were spotted over the Morris Reports from Rosier and districts of ducks arriving Alain Inside Page No. News 3. 4, 13, 14 and 17 to 32 Hollywood Column Comics FINANCE Deaths and Funerals Labor Column Footnotes to Cables Books TV Column Music News Church News Radio and TV 11, 12 14 15 26 29 36 37 38 39 40 Entertainment 41 Social News to 45 Garden Column 45 Sports 46. 47, 48 Special Letters to Editor Greener Thumbs 29 Billy Graham 28 Jumble Entry Form 38 Jumble Contest 50 of regression in Mr. Riesel's ity to distinguish bedside said a medical bulletin issued at St. Claire's An unknown tossed acid in Riesel's eyes early on April 5. blamed lhe Jumble Jackpot Winner In For Mrs. W. G. Watson of 345 Third J Fort is going to find this issue of The criticism of racketeers in union labor 1 Free Press the best she has seen Boys school P.m Girl p. Sonnta Open P. torio solo Sacred Male voices 1 Sheffield Grade A 1" p.m. 2 Wrst 1 Lincoln C Port Vain 1 p n. Bun 2 A Reports Of Competitions On Page 13 Temperatures minimum Til Southern 1. P o Brent ford 1. r Colchester r 3. 2 C 1. 2 C Ipswich T 2 n O T 1 I Norwich C i 3. Queen's rk R 3 3. 2 i pleasantly and almost in unison to i each as Sen. Kefauver left for another factory and Mr. venson crossed the street to shake the hands stretching out eagerly him as had just a few before for Sen. Mr. Campbell said the It was the first meeting of. TV and candidates since they shared a it adequate industrial future of greater Replying objections by Harry that municipalities in the Red River The report had been couched in such language that reporters went SOMEONE TO TALK to the flood forecasting committee for an One said the report interpreted as a others said it meant at that time a 22-foot basin were not platform in Sen. Kefauver spoke boldly then of civil and Mr. Stevenson said he would mise nothing he could not deliver ing rather than underplaying the MIGHT BE GOOD might be a good he but added later he precipitation readings 5.3L' Current 52-katoon Brandon William Ottawa Montreal 4! 4.1 hour i 2. T il 1-t 111 Northern S Tx Treuc r 2 Halifax T 1 1. 2. 0 Darlington 1. C 0 3. York r 2 T 1. 0 Rochdale Bradford C I n. 0 Tr. F. 0. A 3 FA CCP Bishop International Match Scotland 1, England 1. at as believed it does harm lo Disinterested observers felt it i winnipeg by i was at the Fresno affair that lo the of Kefauver campaign began Too much attention to i swing and the to the of Greater The premier gave as an example i a for report he had i made over a month ago to the i house from the flood forecasting I He himself had felt the report was re- i garding the Red yet Ihe day the papers used such I headlines as Flood Danger getting feet below about maior dikes but above the mini- mum flood level of 18.5 In the same story Mr. Shewman was quoted as of Premier Campbell's report looked as though three-quarters of the of Morris would be See CAMPBELL Page 4 FIERY RY. for a long Mrs. Watson out when Jumble Editor to winners of prizes other than the ler yesterday to an- top StOO award COLORING CONTEST Winners of the Free Press Easter Coloring Contest are on Page 31. Free Press Honors Israel Independence April 15. is the seventh anniversary and day of the new State of As the State of rael has now been officially re- cognized by the Canadian the new flag of rael is being flown Sunday from the courtesy flagstaff of the Free BE SURE TO READ Eden A new hard-hitting advice column for Starting Monday THE FREE PRESS the good that she had won the Contest first 3rize this So today's paper will be her first SECOND Betty 752 Victor Winnipeg THIRD Craig 165 Ethelbert rules and entry form on Page 38.) FOURTH winners were well 463 Banning out this The Winnipeg with the most TEN PRIZES OF EACH Lilt din Til captured the But represented were such out-of-town Fred 492 Sharpe as Reslon St. Maurice Mrs. J. L. 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