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   Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 26, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba                             Final Edition Press VOL. NO. 20C SS PAGES MAY 26. 1956 SUNNY WARMER Ousted MP Goes Home In Triumph i Ejected In House Pipeline Fleming Cheered At Toronto Should Call To Upper Cms I Bingeing While Workers Told Freeze Wage Claims TORONTO ald Progressive member of Toronto an from Parliament a triumphal miry into Friday h- a day y over iur r i ii e was Malton by a nf will to continue Ihe e in n Stand OTT Spec The Red across a front bench in Progressive of ibc commons when the rose Friday focused seal of ald irom a pi marie hv Hon. Waiter a new -n pipeline t debate has rocked the Com- j. passed on a ihe balance of the Frd -I Ihp he order in on who had of thp whole Mr. farce s This is run a peanut in Ilir Liberal small hui Kri nf and CCF i still at nf third Past 27 Hurled A I In a denunciation of Liberal policy on the member Friday a 21-pnl fnr MP cited a ircm a speech hy Sir ir when Kr on side in of a closure hy the and i- my thaf 1 here today and ill ion hy 'n the people than stand over in hy power of the Mr IPS had a of part of the tactics of to on the i LONDON While a British magazine Friday was sharply criticizing both the Royal Family for lack of sorial responsibility and an spending the chancellor of the Harold warned a rally thai increases in wages be The Weather A little warmer on Winds Low tonight and hich and 7S. Britain Facing Crash for ihp The New and in an article to whal ii calls Ihe per class spending Ihe Family should help excesses by setting a heller example If says the will lo he some chances at Palace when Labor returns to The article with a detailed description nf the re- cent party at Hangman Has His Sobs Parent Hotel given by Mrs. The Sun says an Chancellor of the Har wife a grief-stricken father has accused the federal old Friday for her of favoritism in dealing with pleas for Occ I. 1-, warned that another round ol mass wage be increases w. and for hrr s Flockie In a the Sun quotes J. Graham as saying he is shocked and bewildered by the disaster hp said would to life imprisonment on Ihe death sentences of stem from pricing British products newspaper lhat three Quebec youths who killed a priest in a Manitoba II would Ihe parly cosl between and to labor lo goi ensy nn wage and salary About thins can on n fower Teot n o HIP ns they of tramway thousand feet helow in the is SOPH in The to ihe mountain out of world bring a new threat of The newspaper thai the splurge is symptomatic of are facing in Ihe coming an unparalleled hinge by the a crucial classes al a time when the told a Conservative millions of us here are living nn rock and living belter than almost anv other in 11 he done is lo have Ihe lhe level of Britain's social cannot produce more than namely the Family i half perhaps of our We have pattern social life no raw materials coal and closely to Ihp needs Now we are importing h century In Ihe last two years Britain's average wage rates have in- al Ihp creased roughly one Royal Ascot ard indicated hy the c r r y i ri g s between of living houses really necessary lo the have increased roughly maintenance of royal On Future wage increases should Ihoy symbolize an depend on increased production social pattern and and improved variance with wav of which of Ihe sub- Meets now find Boundary j i The wore by to a monarchy j mental horizon is hv Nev market and Drury no longer expect any i contribution to Ihp welfare of but have not Ten lo demand Ihe pip were left afler a negative virtue of social firebug jet fire lo six buildings in j half an hour here Friday is Ihe Spree 10 Persons Line To Stay Price Too High civic ance committee has turned down a. proposal thai the city buy Ihe Canadian Pacific way's Winnipeg Beach linp because the railway wants nearly for The rom mil tion will go before cily council June 4. The Sunny Sunday j Predicted Thp picture looks good for Ihp weatherman Skies should he sunny most of Sunday with cloudy periods late in the and light The fog thai hit the cily Saturday morning was a di- rect result of Ihe earlier Afler Ihe weather lhat caused the rain moved eastward Ihe skies cleared and temperatures The air was saturated with moisture and fog It started 2. .in a.m. and an hour later the visibility was At 3.nn a.m. it had lilted to hair a The rainfall in Manitoba ranged from zero to almost three quarters of an Winnipeg reported Gretna reported Ihe most ets i For Soviet Oils II was the worst of three nf British Drury Winnipeg between in the area in Ihe ls of and McGregor Council year directed finance i Two houses were in which ask lhe CPR llow much lone another was damaged celebrated the 2it.h jt so that second and three nf its merger The a nf streets They had been scheduled lo he hanged May 20. Mr. Graham's son a 24-year-old died on Ihe gallows al prison farm in suburban Burnaby day for kicking a youth to death .in a Mr. Graham's for clemency j for his son was refused by the i ihe story Ihe father says he feels Ihe federal cabinet was influenced hy an appeal from the lather of the priest who was slain in the highway robbery by lhe three who said shortly before died that he had i left his eyes to an eye i have a Frenchman al the I helm in Mr. Graham was played tism when the dead priest's father asked even the hangman was The story followed orders which Thursday saved Guy Claude IS. Gerard de in. from is trom Riviere and Ihe others from They were convicted of the n. slaying of Rev. Alfred 44. six miles east of 1 The robbed the appeal u as for till were extinguished before tnn i1 a nf 71 fl 0! damage were no now bisected and has a devoted ing among The defe Karle disclosed is to more X i with literary rubbish in the area hounded in Harle I In Ihe Senate's power Hornby and and The Al TT nee headed hy Sen. son streets in downtown Exports lop 3-Year Peak FOR annoys Ihe parly Gen. issued a pickup id Miners is and patrolled alleys for a nave in operational seen in the H I I jn ol Dealer thrust of hy two visitors to the in lhe air un say lhat fien staled I lie lhe air and Ihe are slightly superior lo f II I Ihe air J opinion thai ln Ca IC copr ihe M Soviet Bison is REPLY i It was proposed lhal Ihe its Beach traffic west on other subdivision running heavy as al like lo have is as An we im- Progressive Conservative of gearing production In o radar protection a bv em- the Commons for fainted in lhe parliament high tary Friday night his condition was described lo the U.S. The general indicated that Ihe Russians would aircraft j ploying one-way to eel Bison over targets He Gen. said thai hy as not new including should be able to Mr. was having the nnd should launch a stronger his A. J. Brooks he able lo fly high enough to inter- 1'ian coulo and Mr. cept Bison but that none are bomber force be marie yet operational Int. Shaughnessy Corp. an- The railway has replied thai ii Friday il will shut down would cost remove the Spurred hy the opening of i most of its assembly track and install new on Lakes Canadian wheat here next week of the other subdivision exports soared lo Several thousand nearly to cover els during April for heaviest he made Company ting losses suffered because of the monthly total in almost three said the shutdown is a longer run nn the new of the firm's policy since had ex- SPP LINE Page 27 Adenauer Defied BY Cabinet general's BITER BIT will use and Mf as a result ol the high nf lhal developed earlier in Ihe j port clearances exceeded the 30.- bushel mark for a April shipments were largest for that month since I according lo Ihe board of grain Winnipeg trade officials the export lo pean crop losses and subsequent active buying of Canadian grain during ihe winter months for afler the opening of Monthly export 6Mack Firemen You ill Kind Through Fire And Water Kenneth M. Dr. of and Brooks attended Mr. Green reserve with Ihe concur and is f made arence of Mr. and public apology Friday to his Mr. a economics has been hard The incident was the latest of the pillars of Ihe by the board Friday revealed demonstration that Adenauer's nauer that due to heavy export in export on the Geiman nr open attack on is not what it used lo ministers writes Special Correspondent made ton a dinner given hy the powerful oar On Indian 1 From 4 Music f hurch Radio and S 3 Social to Hollywood M Deaths nnd Funerals TV -in to ifi 17, -IS Garden something Wash. recaptured and Sunnyside fire department ward the truck lars and volunteers put a lire in Ihe rear of a truck ail hut the script like an old As soon as engine roared to a stop near the Klmer Smith jumped booster in hand and charged toward flaming He went six tires a id OTTAWA Hon. m i n i s- sairi lhe has ol request Indians in hit the hp to drink Special Greener Thumbs t Rilly Graham 2 Jumble fi IR i2 Letters to the Editor 3S. gas tank had blown It only the spare lire on lhe tar ruck hul its blast had blown out a blaze in scat cushions on top of the as The straight his companions rack Pul started pawing at his fender He dropped the hose which over Our truck is on started writhing like an angry jt Flames Smith had jumped inlo a pool of ing from an electric relay in the tar which had Wires were cut and the from the and got a real fast extinguished hoi mean real he Damage to the was estimated al to thp fire The hose soused and and to Smith's dignity except the fire before t in liquor of wheat wore now for the year running ahead of last C. J. DEMPSTER 1'r a cereal living at 19 Kenwood St. won HIP Contest award i- Second prize also to a St. Vital Fnr and fff 3. form fnr this week's contest on page Before Ihe German Federal Association i control began to weaken nf jn Cologne i about nine months il would been unthinkable for him Mo cat crow before Mr. or The group of I anv other member of the Bonn leaders al lhe dinner were by Dr. I 5fl has been one are in the main strongly Ihe main architects of Wesl j Germany's phenomenal war economic His success I has been a major political asset to 3er- Dr. BLUNT TALK Dr. Adenauer ly attacked him and Finance Mi- Fritz this Using blunt and even offensive hank rale regard as the wrong controlling the inflation dan See 27 lf he criticized them for having supported newest boost in the Bonn public's hank rate as a means of- the of j i The hank rale was raised I per cent to per cent Friday hy Ihe Rank Wesl Germany's THE BEAR MARKET Special Free Press chart showing extent of bear market in stocks on page 54. See WHEAT Page 27 His Hat YORK owner of a Bronx dress factory concealed a roll under his hat as he re- turned from a bank bin the plan failed when a robber came up behind him and felled him with a blow to the The blow knocked hat and the robber saw the envelope containing the scooped it up and The victim was Francisco 71. He was taken to Square hospital for treatment of lacerations of the scalp and  

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