Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 7, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free Press Phone Number 93-9331 AU Including classified Final Edition The Weather Sunny except for a few cloudy periods Friday Winds light Low tonight and 4o and 75. VOL. 63 NO. 216 48 PAGES JUNE 7, 1956 Sun 5.21 a.m. Sun Sets 9.34 p.m. Moon Rises 4.16 a.m. Moon Sets p.m. CLEAR Canada's i Free Trade Triumph GATT Nations Whittle Down Barriers OTTAWA ada has obtained tariff re- ductions on more than worth of goods in the first general round of world tariff bargaining in four About two- thirds of the concessions help expand Canadian exports to the United Highlights OTTAWA Highlights of Canada's new tariff negotiations Line Start July 1 OTTAWA Actual construction work on the prairie section of the gas pipeline will start about July 1 by Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. a spokesman for the announced Canadian beer tariff cut by than Drive by foreign ers for share of Canadian market company said here The pipeline should Yugoslav Neutralism e Suits Ike I Canadian tariffs reduced on I some seafood shelled oysters and sawmill cash Tn Canada has to road building machinery cither hold the line or reduce other rales on some worth reach Winnipeg by Dec. 1. It will take time to make con- in Winnipeg before the gas is actually available for use in the Manitoba the spokesman Orders will go immediately Thursday tn move pipe into Canadian tariffs reduced on from where it has been tile orange in Northern See PIPELINE Page 13 New Letter To Eisenhower From Bulganin WASHINGTON Soviet Premier Nikolai ganin has written a new letter to President Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. Zarubin arranged to deliver it at the State Department in noon There has been no hint as to the of including the elimination U. S. to reduce tariffs on metals of a long-standing 22'2-per-cent I d paper products and tariff on newsprint and the minor farm ard ing of her tariffs on All of her tariff concessions will be granted at not wood some FOREIGN OFFICE Maclean Spy Before War U. S. refuses lo negotiate on major farm and fish out over- a period of years as the case of the U.S. Most of them will go into effect in early officials just as soon as other countries make their Canadian rates are to be reduced on orange shelled textile cash adding building bacco spectacle frames and WON'T AFFECT The rale on print is to be There was no indication what Canada got in return or why it was Send Farm Produce To Secretary of State John U.S. Foster Officials said was irritating some countries and its elimination will not affect Canada's tive She is the world's newsprint producer and ex- See FREE TRADE Page U Dulles urged congress Thursday to authorize the sale or barter of plus farm commodities to iron curtain Mr. testimony at an un- scheduled off-the-record session with the House Agriculture Com- failed to satisfy committee After a meeting Chairman Cooley North directed Mr. Dulles to forward a letter to the committee detailing the administration's sons for requesting repeal of the present 3 1 Missing FLIN A with lour men aboard Wednesday plunged into the icy waters of 100 miles east of Flin Three of the including the were taken to hospital at Flin The fourth man was missing and presumed The Cessna 195, owned by son's Airways of Flin crashed while flying through heavy fog over the Pilot 21.''of Flin For 15 miles the motorist had tried to pass the and every elfort had been stymied by the truck at a stop the motorist pulled up be- side growled the truck said the know what you I just wanted to see what one looks Flon suffered a broken arm and broken The were in serious condition with ined injuries and The three from part of a prospecting Two of the three were One of the brothers was In Haileybury relatives identified the two in hospital as Arnold Dempster and Bob Jack was identified .as the missing No other particulars were ately said the plane was 1'i hours out of Flon en route to Oxford lake when it He said he was making a over flying at 200 feet at about 115 miles an when the plane suddenly first thing I knew I was in the water with the seat of the plane still strapped to me. 1 got out as last as I told Jim also a pilot for Parson's There were life jackets in the but none of the men was wearing They clung to the wreckage until rescued by a boat containing residents of the nearby settlement of Herb Lake who had You Will Find Main Inside Page No. News 2. 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15. 24 Hollywood Column 13 Comics 16. 1" Radio and TV IS Entertainment 19 Social News to 23 Sports 26 to 23 Deaths and Funerals 42 Finance 43, 44 Special i Medical Memos 3 Greener Thumbs 5 Letters to the Editor 13 Billy Graham 13 Jumble Contest 30 Temperatures minimum temperatures and precipitation readings for 24 hour ending Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Swift Current Max. Min. 59 67 71 Brandon 67 SO 37 Fort William Ottawa 77 74 Montreal 73 heard the The boat which went out to find downed plane had locating the craft due to the word of the crash was sent from Lake to the mining town of jSnow Charge Laid Against Scott H. B. 57. of 9 chard Wednesday charged with failing to yield the right of way to a pedestrian ing the roadway within the The charge was laid by traffic inspector Reginald gomery as the result of a May 8 Police that ing west on collided with a Mary Rachel 78, of 25 Weldron 548 The victim suffered a broken shock Her condition is reported Scott's name will appear on the docket in city magistrate's court June 12. Can Influence Other Red Countries BY MARGUERITE HIGGINS WASHINGTON President hower said Wednesday that the U.S. a new look at its relations with Yugoslavia in light of the w friendliness between Belgrade and But Mr. Eisenhower cautioned that neutralism such as sometimes works in the free world's He said he was opposed to re- ducing economic and military aid to in the past 10 years has come close to the proposed by Re- publican Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin Wednesday responsible house leaders supported the Eisenhower position that the U.S. should stick to its policy of friendly assistance to Yugoslavia and other neutrals so long as they retain genuine in- dependence of either the ist or western military Mr. Eisenhower maintained that the real reason behind the ate welcome given Marshal Tito in Moscow was the the Yugoslav leader has gained through his defiance of The president added that this could work in the free world's in- insofar as eastern European satellites be to emulate Yugoslavia's spirit of in- See IKE Page 13 Lilacs are better this year than I hey have been And what belter way to show off the colorful ers than with a pretty Amy Billy is the model posing for the Free Press S. S. greenhouse technician at the University of says that conditions last season are responsible for the ex- nice way the lilacs are this June is the month for lilacs in this LONDON The Foreign Office implied Thursday that Donald the turncoat British was a Communist spy since before the was presumably recruited by the Soviet espionage chief for western Europe General Walter General Krivitsky was ated in a Washington hotel in 1940, j after his defection to the before his death he aged to inform the allies that two Foreign Office employees were viet One was Captain John Herbert employed in the Foreign Of- fice top-secret coding Upon evidence furnished by Gen. King was sentenced in 1939 to ten years imprisonment for passing highly confidential tion He has since been As to the Foreign Of- fice spokesman emphasized day that the information received from the as supplied by Gen. Krivitsky not precise enough at that time to identify him of L. 57 member for Pressed on this point forgot their spokesman it The taul atmosphere in was enough to make you wonder Commons dissolved instantly about Donald who held senior appointments at the British Em- MP Dies Forgotten BY VICTOR MACKIE OTTAWA A common sorrow has united the House of Shocked when they learned of the sudden when Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent rose struggling to overcome announced bassy in Washington and and that he had just received word of the member's The member MACLEAN link with code Tito Wants Trip To Washington Relationship With By B. CUTLER Marshal Tito declared Strikes Deal For Soviet Wheat BELGRADE whose wheat barrel has drawn on the U.S. in recent that Yugoslavia's relations day announced plans to import the with the U.S. not from who at the time ot his defection was the head of the American de- at the Foreign escaped to Russia in 1951. He went with a temporary Foreign Office Guy Later Maclean was joined in Russia by his wife and their Earlier this year the two gave an unexpected interview to British reporters in Atomic Power Plants For had collapsed from a heart attack just as he was preparing to go to the chamber for continuation of the debate on the censure tion against Mr. Speaker Rene The hectic pipeline debate had brought bitterness into what formerly was a at- of the dors and Long friendships between members opposing ties had been strained and ched by the stress of the HIS FRIENDLY WAVE But through it all Jack j friendly wave OTTAWA Canada s and cheery colleagues atomic scientists and the defence both of the department have launched to He had sat on the bitter end determine whether small atomic power plants could at thern defence it was disclosed William J. president of Atomic Energy of also told the Commons research committee that similar discussions are in progress with Canada's pulp and paper of the debate in the House morning until it rose at 3.22 a.m. He made his weary way homeward as did all other at 4 a.m. and he was back in office around 10 a.m. to at- tend the Liberal caucus called for 11 a.m. See MacDOUGALL Page 10 from his trip to the Soviet The Yugoslav president made his bid for the continued friendship and assistance of tlie U.S. in a room associated the world over with the gold and white St. George's hall of the See Page 13 50 FIGHT FIRING 2-Hour Siege For Council Fifty angry citizens stormed council Wednesday night demanding ah explanation of the firing last Thursday of the village's assistant They left two hours still and threatening to a petition calling for statement of the civic or resignations of the entire The fiery meeting was marked by frequent shouts of by Mayor Walter and jeers and charges of by the A former accused council of arranging things a cular And another tator demanded an investigation by the Mrs. Nellie who had been assistant secretary-treasurer for five told asked Mayor Bannister for a son and he told me I might have one Mayor Bannister read from a sheet of is the opinion of this council that Mrs. Walker is unlikely to become an efficient em- ployee the council and of the municipality and it is not ered in public interests that her services be B. a consultant said that in Mrs. Walker one month's pay in lieu of notice the village was operating within its After another fiery Mayor Bannister have answered Mrs. Walker's Mrs. you There is skullduggery going on Councillor Alexander Mrs. suppose you had a hand in this Councillor certainly when the meeting started due to a belief that the meeting would start at 8 instead of 7. By 8, the council chamber was I seconded the motion men and you be Mrs. Lillian a chastised the are supposed to be intelligent you dismissed a a extremely You should be ashamed of Very people were Mr. who arrived late and missed the hearing of questioned the 7 p.m. opening of After another the mayor suspended the rule to allow further delegations to be Belgrade radio made the sure in announcing that Yugoslavia and Russia agreed to boost trade volume by this The broadcast said the new agreement calls for crude machinery and in- equipment from In exchange Yugoslavia will export metallurgical al shoes and The agreement supplements a trade pact the two Com- munist nations signed last Georgi To Visit France PARIS Mal- former Soviet has accepted an invitation to visit France as an official it was announced No date has 3een News Of The World In Brief President de- fended the right of un- committed nations to re- main neutral and outside military 1 and French cabinet faces a new vote of confidence Adlai Stevenson now con- siders Harriman as his main rival in the Marshal may the U.S. present i Two men rose to discuss a road Then Mr. Oddy gained the He again assailed the 7 p.m. opening and is a new system you've adopted for this particular reason the firing of Mrs. enough of said the Councillor Harry move a point of this matter has been disposed Mr. may have been disposed of as far as the council is but not the Mayor gave an I See FIRING Page 10 Archie Moore Plans Fight In Vancouver VANCOUVER Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore is to fight 235-pound gardo Romero of San Francisco here July 19 in .an outdoor bout at Capilano promoter Earle Kalini said Kalani said he expects ation from Romero's manager to 3 More Flood Appraisers The provincial government has moved to speed up appraisals for damage in 1055 Three more appraisers have en- gaged to help the two engaged early this Thursday it was learned that 120 compensation checks have been mailed for The formula for compensation is as The property owner pays the first of damage If the total damage exceeds the provincial government pays 80 per cent of the amount over and above the first up to The federal government re- the provincial ment up to 50 per cent. PRETTYING UP KONG The Com- munist party in has spread the word that women should pretty themselves The red newspaper He said he will send out con- Ta Kung Pao reports the market tracts next lipstick and rouge is Graded Selections By Denny For and upward in Six And BATOCHE All set to LIL Looks the DUMBFOUNDER Will the PRO TICK 10 be PRIDE Better than recent Little to CORPORAL JOE Hardly BOY BLUE No norn to OVERDRAFT Has shown JOHNNY CHINOOK Usually blows SECOND For and Six and CAR Like streamliner LITTLE PEEP The danger WATER PURE Well lo May improve GALA CHOICE Has much early EVER ETERNAL Threat on best DEWEY EIGHT Better lhan last DONATo Needs more TROJAN WARRIOR Can't see this UNION SQUARE Hai shown THIRD Purse 91.000 three-year-old colts And Six one-half GLEN GOLD Should J. VAN B. 1107) Showed speed In EDGAR STANTON Looms as a BRASS BALL Much parly KING'S LYNN 1112) a good TINDA LAD Not entirely out of it. LIBERTY WAY Some early HAULTAIN First FLASHES FIRST Showed only FOURTH For and nnd CLOSE SHAVE MON PREMIER SPRUCE BOY VIRGINIA REED FREE WHEELER MERRY GLANCE SUN MOON PLUCKY GOLD COTE OFF LAST THOUGHT FIFTH THE REV EL Purse For Six and one-half COLONEL VIC Looks best of this SPANGLE SHEILA Good recent Chance on nest CRESCENT STAR effort last TIP THE CAP Dropped down in PRAIRIE DANCER Some speed only BEAU'S PRIDE Nothing to MARY Usually far MISS GEE T. Poor SIXTH Pune Optional For four-year-old and upward Seven MR BELVEDERE Nicely placed FAIRYS GEM 1108) A major threat SIR ROLSTON In superb Should be close PRAIRIE CHIEF Rates jood chance IRISH MIST Close in recent SEVENTH Purse For and One Diaz Due lor top Stadnyk Ready for lop Should so well Figures to be close Rates a good May improve an Hasn't shown Marsh have to Littie to Can't ice this PRINCE MARVO GAME AND ELLA TRYST PAUL'S JEWEL MAJOR BERRILL DIXIE BAND LOYAL PRINCE GEM STONE LAST OSIRIS CAITHNESS Marsh Webster Good race last Throw out last Fair effort in Good Calgary Has been Chance en best Track might be May need a Very poor BEST BET CABLE CAB TRACK EACE AT i
