Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 21, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba il i o 1 lie U. Notes Op this national of the to progress much material fur The in tuts df mid they arc country us never The color map the of of Canada's ini Il by the to member in the over the mi was by fif map was a which Hie of in IS umber Warmest day of the year greeted Manitobans Monday but possibility of showers this evening threatened to put a slight damper on the traditional fireworks display which goes along with the tion of Victoria Sunny skies and a high of 70 were scheduled to give way later in the afternoon to a southerly at 20 mph and showers in the evening as the first long week-end of the season is wound For many the week-end has meant a chance to open up beach Others took off storm planted gardens and generally cleaned up around Still others are taking it easy and today will be at sporting The great exodus back into the city from beaches will pack the first special trains of the year Special beach trains will leave the city A Canadian National railways train for Grand and Victoria beaches at 9.30 a.m. The adian Pacific railway had trains leaving for Winnipeg Beach and Gimli at 9.35 a.m. and 11.30 and a third will leave at 5.30 p.m. See FARE Page U Edition The Weather clouding over late this clearing Tuesday Scattered showers around S p.m. and thunderstorms A little cooler Winds south at 20, light tonight and north-west at 20 Tuesday Low tonight and high 50 and 60. MAY 21, THUNDERSTORMS H 1 ft essel Out Of Danger MOUNT Fier Cloud 25 P ACl many a be- lo he Japanese seen just n boundary the was Int to Blast MOUNT off Bikini A U.S. bomber dropped a hydrogen one of Ihe most awesome weapons over exploded Bikini morning in the first such drop front a U.S. As ihc bomb exploded a fiery of steam and debris reached 2o miles France the assumption thai I ihc fastest and roused of U. S. jel could carry drop weapon on any chosen BLAST The the hydrogen bomb night ai the end of French Premier Guy visit down There was lo Moscow which ended any hopes of Soviet support in OTTAWA Acting lire chief Maynard Dolman Sunday night said three playing with started a general alarm fire to spread through a area of The levelled a ice warehouse in Ottawa's area and gutted a frame home before it was under Chief Dolman said the eight in 10. ran a borne lo give the alarm as saon as tiie Had they given early of families would have been loll homeless and many he All wore called Ihe scene as lire fighters with Irom ail II stations cloud inns like an lhe Ihe prompt alarm and direction alien over tac island in United Stales chief Dolman Caul ion ilh Fireworks Business Signs For Indicate 1955 Records May Be Smashed OTTAWA Business generally is pointing to heights in 1956. And labor is sharing the One after another adds strength to forecasts I that the great records of 1955, when the economy made spectacular are due to be smashed this In the first three months of 1956. retail sales rose by 9.2 per cent prospects for good harvests are A lot will lo a new high of 604, 000 vinx in No task force or physicist France and Russia signed a communique awful that hit ihe ocean France's struggle with Algerian Premier Mollet says his mission lessened mistrust between East and painted Xamu in Bikini the fury Russia is developing a new policy towards r fusion explosion hurled out shock ISO MANITOBA i ranic O Mollet Happy BY FRANK KELLEV PARIS French Premier Mollet re- turned to Sunday from a four-day visit to Moscow and in- even if his talks with Headers of the Union had not resulted in anything they at least had helped to Fvr accidents between Saturday evening and have sent 10 persons to Manitoba my T am happy to of traffic fatalities on the first long week-end able to tell you that I com- convinced that such trips of 1056, for exists still much but each time that we try to find we improve the I i 1 am convinced of the Coral dust and a spray water leaped toward the heat I and boiled I Sne H-BOMB Page 11 Wl Injuries to a 10-year-old boy by an firecracker Supt. of the Winnipeg department lo caution persons off The superintendent explained thai unless caution was a serious such as loss ot an At ti p.m. Sunday David River was taken to Victoria hospital fering burns to the forehead and lie is in said he had placed a firecracker under a tin can which exploded in his is believed there may have been a trace of gasoline in ihe can. 101 i on summer the number of Canadians Wholesale sales in those jobs has increased and the by 3.000 rose by some 15 per without jobs has de- spectators a Canadian jet trom The number of work applications Kail carloadings In the period of in national employment service Jan. 7 increased by 12.5 per fices dropped by 44.736 on April 19 cent to cars from from on March CT Mich. exploded in mid-air and plunged to earth in i flames at nearby Kinross Air Force killing its two The by 1.1. 698 last MORE A cold wet spring delayed S. A. 33, of bush work but the experts say 011311. was taking part in Armed Day celebration the Also in crash was Kichard A. dc Genova of a radar i I plane was the second from base at lo crash last 122. The number was down by from last See BOOM Page If Max Dead Sir Max famed thor here He was story on page Churchill's This was predicted in minal elevator may be increased PeS Saturday by R. H iu capacity 50 per cent director the Hudson a year's time because of step- Bay Route as the port a cars with to is being of to the Also persons in a 1 sity of such See REACTION page 11 i an unidentified in the first days a broken She Canada's three-day holiday to the Sixteen persons were killed It was reported i perse ns vere A Canadian Press survey showed j but they escaped nine persons were were burned to a and a and nine died in various other Saturday on St. The survey covered the Toronto hours between G p.m. local sent Friday and It a.m. CDT to in Ontario for than half was highest the list wilh is 11 and and three and British uvo deaths One ot our present bles seems to be that too many not children in Sant You Vi ill Main Inside News 2, 11 Comics 7 and TV S Hollywood Letters tn the Editor 10 Social News 13 Sports Finance Deaths and Funerals 14 Special Greener Thumbs 10 10 Jumble Contest demand by European prepared for the biggest year in countries for grain shipped About this northern Manitoba of gram is expected to clear the port this compared with in 1955 and year To encourage even greater the said Mr. is pressing Ottawa for a reduction in shipping rates a five-day extension of the mal shipping Mr. sain regular in- surance rates apply to the July 25-Oct. 15 shipping with a 25 per cent surcharge on ships to Oct. 20. The it ion wants Oct. 20 declared the j normal closing date of the son's Last reduction In ordinary insurance rates was made in 19.34. i The veteran of northern toba said the federal government i tin's year would the capacity of the existing facilities at the gether with shipping It would then decide if enlarging 'the elevator to a capacity was Mr. Neill indicated it would ut Winter Lingering Chills The Lap Oi May Ls K billed as first of was to be warm and sunny but these three at think Those the last snowballs of the winter of the The are to Jack Jim and Keith all of T Plane Lost i A Dakota day morning left Fort Churchill to scour the Arctic barrens for a Norseman missing since Saturday The equipped with pontoons that were adapted to snow had left a i line site at 11.53 a.m. Saturday for I with a refueling stop at I Chesterfield four hours ing time from the DEW It didn't arrive Name of the Norseman pilot was i although he is listed as 'a veteran northern
