Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 10, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free Press Phone Number 93-9331 All Final Edition Winnipeg Free Press The Weather Cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Friday clearing Friday Low tonight and high 40 and 60. VOL. 63 NO. 192 4S PAGES MAY 10, 1956 3 53 a.m. 5.43 a.m. Sun snts 9.00 p.m. sets 9.40 p.m. CLOUDY Let Soviets Sir Winston Sees A Russia In Concert Of World Powers West Germany Sir Winston Churchill Thursday proposed the Soviet Union be invited to join grand of European Chrysler and the United aimed at in an address after receiving Charlemagne prize for his in promoting European j he said i h a t if the recent I Soviet repudiation of Stalin is have a new Russia deal i He said shr Russian policy Stahn had led to the nj Atlantic Treaty i principle of the treaty simple and We all hands together and are sworn the whoever DETROIT ern French Mount Battle Hundreds Killed Ill Algerian O Offensive ALGIERS French troops battled gerian rebels Thursday in grim retaliation for the sacre of European farm Nearly 1.000 were reported killed in battles that included hand fighting with cold steel the flickering light of burning French farm A French destroyer opened lire on 100. Martial law was im- posed on eastern including Constantino and The Arab Nationalists meanwhile did rot let up in their own of hit-and-run arson and Fragmentary reports i said at least 14 persons were killed by rebels in attacks on some 46 I towns and military stations in Store Hour Compromise A compromise plan has been worked out Io settle the controversy over Winnipeg's store closing and all major ers save one agree with a Retail Merchants tion spokesman said He said that under 1he plan downtown stores would be permitted to operate six full days a week either 5'-j days and one evening or six full days and no Irving association No Rail laid the plan be- fore Winnipeg's civic health committee which called a special meeting lor next Tuesday to settle the N. IT. Abramson of the Hudson's Bay said his firm could not agree with the plan because it believed lhat six full days and one evening as well would be necessary to effectively im- a five-day week lor See STORE HOURS Page 6 Companies Agree To Wage Boost Of 11 Per Cent j MONTREAL Canadian railways announced acceptance of the majority report of a ciliation board as the basis for a new agreement The move virtually may i Chrysler Corp. announced the A PLANNED CAMPAIGN halt and Monday at Kercheval new question nas been raised Chrysler division by the recent Russian of If it is we have a new Russia to deal and I the ana do not myself see if this be plants idling so. the new Russia should not A company spokesman said the in the spirit of this solemn js production agreement In a true unity of- i nave her schedules in line with current de- Russia must part i believe that the main theme I of salvation should be the grand alliance of European The bulk of Chrysler division's In western where the rebels opened their concerted of- fensive French authorities said strong counter attacks had taken the lives of at least 200 Twenty Europeans were re- ported killed and some 40 burned in the original assaults in that Resident Minister Robert meanwhile won his appeal to cars are made in some G for are assembled in Los reinforcements he said should put Wednesday 3.700 hourly about 330.000 troops in Algeria by were laid off by the June 1. The French government New Zealand and South tion in the Del though these are not members firs the NATO for the end of the off by the j. v i ordered reservists called up immediately for Algerian rst large group called up by I i See CHURCHILL Page 4 off H Explosion Postponed AUTO PURCHASES CUT Cypriot J JL eliminated I any possibility of a general In a joint the railways and unions Men Quit Ship Montreal Sailors Start Picketing they will meet here Friday to draft j the new The settlement was reached two days after the unions representing 150.000 non operating employees and the companies had broken I The union representatives met in 2 Montreal Wednesday there was no announcement as members began i what The unions already had a ship in Montreal award of a board of todav shortly after tile I tion but the railways had j j situation led to 11 a.m. CDi MONTREAL at the request of heralding a walkout bor Minister 11-PER CENT BOOST The majority report the railways jail Canadian shipping on have accepted proposed an Great Lakes and St. cent wage increase for the crating spread over the next 14 The contract would run for two The unions had sought an 18-per- cent increase plus an an-hour contribution by the com- panies to a health and welfare that eventually may tie up Lawrence A union official of the International appeared at the the Edwin T. and helped two crew members pack duffle The three then left the pier in an i WASHINGTON National output climbed to Record-breaking yearly rate ofj in the first MOUNT tne Commerce Department said Friday An H- bomb test explosion scheduled Most lines chalked up moderate parly today was postponed jns faut consumers cut their only a few hours before of and homes r i and businessmen slowed the There was immediate The on the left of this picture Is where a workman died Thursday ami another escaped Policeman here is fellow The dead man is believed fo have been overcome by gas at Hie bottom of 35-foot plan in a one-year Current average wage the non operating group covering many is 51.46 an CLC AFL on OTHERS PACK The first two men walked off at 11.21 Others of the crew were packing also or standing about the One of the said will be coming back to get the Capt. R. R. Burke of the a ship of the Upper Lakes and St. Lawrence one of Some distance away two sailors appeared carrying cardboard Executed Cyprus i authorities hanged two 23 old Greek Cypriots Thursday for planation from test officials why I political The death they called off the i were carried out at dawn The United States task force National production now ite clemency had started its evacuation risen for seven straight j and tnc threat nf at which they had been adding City Worker Dies Lord Attiee T -A TV On B K In Deep of Bikini atoll and its preparation The latest advance carried the on Mediterranean for the blast in the hope that the put total to n point j on McGee Apparently he Thursday at the bottom of a 35-: was overcome by i foot hole at a jet bomber which is to carry above the recession low of the bomb could make its run over 600.000.000 touched in the the target island of chapter of 1954. I at Nicosia's big Michael Karaolis and Demetriou went to their Ships on their way to blast tions turned See ECONOMY Page 4 Federal PCs Blush Over Frost's Action BY VICTOR MACKIE i Early Start central j The pair were the first Greek i executed by British 4-JLailC authorities in a fight year-old violence campaign for Enosis union of Cyprus with The fight has cost 92 other lives on including 27 British soldiers and 12 Cypriot Fearing a repetition here oT the bloody riots which killed at least again in their allout four persons and injured 200 in Premier fight to block parliamentary armed public works 1 17 irds r or Filibuster Leslie Frost of Ontario has of the government's troops patrolled every island com- the federal loan The Ontario premier has let it I I be known that his last November to join government in building thei Northern Ontario leg of an JL I Canadian pipeline only after it i sought in vain to persuade 1 dian companies to take on the I The Globe and Mail of a newspaper that supports the Frost administration carried a front-page story Thursday morning by its chief Queen's Park OTTAWA Most He is known to be very tic political storm since the war close to Premier frost and both twirled around Parliament Hill Conservative and Liberal circles at as Liberals and the Ottawa are convinced that Pre- Conservatives and CCF mier Frost deliberately leaked to braced themselves for the correspondent details of the buster that will begin and Ontario government's unsuccessful rage for about three j Procedural wrangles tied up the PRIVATE NEGOTIATIONS we're The negotiations were reported j hole V the two Jo j m prel new building A fellow who tried to I rescue was also overcome but was allowed to go home treatment at Winnipeg Dead is Barney 36, 2S7 Sailer The man who tried to rescue Thomas was Mike 37, ofj 518 Corydon Both men were employed by terranean 380 Wall engaged in foundation work for an addition to a parks board building on McGee street between ton and Notre According to workmen on Lhe Mr. Thomas went down Opening of lenders for a lane paved highway from to Lockport by the Turn Hoses On Cripples ROME Italian police turned fire hoses Wednesday on crippled war veterans who tried to storm into the Senate with demands for er No one was in- Police said they had been dered not to use their sticks on the they are wounded veterans and we all owe them an of- ficer IAT was achieved by the recent visit to Britain nf Marshal in and Lord Attiee gives the an- swer to this question in a. article in the Free He discusses that Labor party dinner in- cident and a ting analysis of the Russian This exclusive article pears today on the editorial two companies immediately ted by the strike hurried from his ship to a telephone booth on the See SEAMEN Page 6 Buses To Stay ment Wednesday foreshadows an early start on the Lowest bid was by Commonwealth Construction but the lowest tender Is not necessarily Construction must start in 10 days of the and be finished by the end of Five and one-half miles of highway is Paving and Construction was low bidder for the job of seal coating No. 7 Mr. Thomas was pronounced dead way from the junction of No. 6 to Stony and No. 6 from to The bid was A price of was submitted by Monarch Construction Co. for grading No. 50 highway be- tween Amaranth and 30-inch diameter hole about 9.30! a.m. and was seen to be in almost They said hei was apparently unable to hook on the safety rope which was be- side i Mr. Cantafio started down Io i assist him but was hauled up again announced Wednesday he will not after he got into difficulty about re-election to the senate seat I m fcel j he has held since 1022. The fire department The 78-year-old senate squad was called to the scene whose influence and prestige rushed both men to the affairs of the nation has was promptly j offered the post of and special of President Eisenhower developing the now under Th as h two to have been carried on privately n opposition groups engaged in by Ontano government skirmishes prior to at a time when he full seeking to promote Premier c- 11 nn f Inn HP Til TIP Satchmo Blows 'Em Down For 'A Special T r on Dr. A. H. who attended at the said an in- quest into the death would be opened at 12.15 p.m. Friday at Central police Formal Word On Turner's Job Developed PHILADELPHIA A plane travelling faster than the speed of sound and flying as high as 10 miles can be equipped with a television camera and transmit pictures to the it was dis- closed The Philco Corporation said it developed an airborne TV i system may be used in i aircraft reconnaissance by the I Air can control points i active picture of troop j Philco said the TV is so compact that it can be in any kind of fighter or a i those systems which j been used commercially to I Ala. j relay TV signals from one ground I Judge Walter B. Jones Wednesday I point to via a ordered Montgomery City Lines to j circling the new airborne rescind its recent order abolishing reconnaissance system is a com- racial segregation on city plete Granting an injunction requested the City of Jones the bus company and its employees comply with and t abide by all the provisions of the I ordinances of the City of ery and the statutes of Alabama relating to the seating of white and Negro City and state laws require in all public Montgomery City Lines on April 23 instructed its drivers to refrain from enforcing city and state laws but no actual in- has been reported since Most Negroes are still boycotting the bus lines and those who still patronize the buses have continued to take seats in the rear where they customarily sat. For Senator George WASHINGTON unquestionably have but Sen. Walter none so formidable as Sen. See GEORGE Old N. Y. For ladies L. P. vice-president of a candle estimates that if all women over 19 in the United Stales told their true age at birthday time the try would have to produce an for the North Atlantic Treaty It is known that the death additional candles week of George's intimate He said that women over 20 rarely have more than a token number of candles on their birthday Sen. Alben W. of the violent ADMIT NEGRO LAWYERS WASHINGTON The Dis- of Columbia Bar Association has voted to take in qualified Negro The action was taken by voice vote at the regular May at- tended by more than 600 members Tuesday It came on a ion to delete the word from the ol the Frost's plan that the prairie pipeline involved and the protocol were in the South over school tion and Sen. George's political future in the Georgia primary all were nn f L Thp nf Hon R Health was still I b JL W Ull I Ml rules King George V more 20 ine appointment ot Hon. K. u LONDON All rule ot la on provincial treasurer and tion is June 7 days from government should build the line if Armstrong during a hot trumpet That is the Canadian capital could not i Princess one's for treasury loan found to do the years ago and broke protocol that occasion when he announced of industry and com- ratification of a to to Trans Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. set out in the Sec PIPELINE 4 tabled i in the Oil T 111C1 See FILIBUSTER Page 4 i Temperatures n readings for 24 hour a m. May 10 Max. Min. Vancouver M Main Inside Page No. News 3.4. 6, 8, 9, and 13 Hollywood Column 7 Radio and TV 10 Entertainment 11 the pretty cess apparently loved it. got one of our special fans in the growled the gravel voiced American we're really gonna lay this one on for the A gasp went over the huge in Empress Hall for performers are not Ottawa Montreal Halifax Social News Funerals 36 Finance 37 and 3S Sports 39 Io 42 Comics 43 and 44 Special Greener Thumbs 13 Letters to the Editor 13 Billy Graham 16 Jumble Contest 25 Wright 18 to 21 posed to refer to members of Royal Family when playing j said Satchmo as Princess grinned and hugged gonna blow 'em one of those old good from New Orleans i The Princess applauded I Armstrong played before LOUIS ARMSTRONG Protocol For to an executive post with Central Northern Airways is ex- to be officially announced The directors of the airline com- pany met today and Mr. Turner's and his consequent resignation from the provincial were expected to be an- at a meeting called by George president of the this NEXT WEEK j MELBOURNE Britain's atomic weapons tests on the islands off the coast of Western Australia ably will start next Fifteen correspondents of Australian and British papers will watch from The tests will be made from a tower at the northern of an island in the is now senate foreign tions committee chairman and act ing president of the mak ing him third in line of tial succession after the sident and the Speaker of the Sen. George's retirement ted former Georgia Gov. Herman ti Give Up Without Struggle candidacy late He will Ont. son's Bay Company officials say building the Mid-Canada bears have been using the dar line are faced with a for three build a fence we find the island enough to keep out pied we will build a very strong A small island in James bay around the radar area in Talmadge to announce his formal been picked as a for one ofj a one official The tjie fence will have to be since the bears picked it They've been using it for centuries as a summer polar bears weighing more than pounds are we find the island couldn't believe it when 1 heard you were in the it was only a couple of nights ago that I saw you dancing with beautiful did my Work on the station must begin we'll just have to shoot it out soon if tight construction said the same ules are to be met. but the island hasn't even been Before the animals can be Last July an airborne party was permission must be obtained from sent but when pilot department of northern Mackie of Austin Airways which has prohibited polar 11 of the animals on the shooting in recent the unarmed men decided not One suggestion is that a perty iof sportsmen be sent in to hunt Recent checks show no bears bears they arc- prized islands now but officials as the winter ice goes encouragement in
