The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 2

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Free Enterprise Highlights B.C. Mid June Vote 1CTORIA, B.C, April 18 (CP) Premier Byron Johnson has made it plain that free enterprise versus Socialism wll be the No. 1 issue in British Columbia i June 15 provincial election. The 58 year old head of B.C." seven year old Coalition government of Liberals and Progressive Conservatives made nis election call Saturday. He promptly added to the announcement: "If British Columbia is to continue to prosper we feel that such can only be accomj'lished whore the people are assured of a continuance of the pilnciple of free enterprise." Finance Minister Herbert Ans comb.

chief of the provincial Progressive Consen ative, lubscribed to Mr. Johnson's declaration. Harold Winch, jesder of the C.C.F, has accepted the challenge. "The C.C.F. is all set for a winning election campaign," he said in Vancouver.

Mr. Johnson announced dissolu tion of the 21st legislature of B.C.. fixed the election date, and said nomination day would be May 25. Mr. Johnson, and his co leader, Mr.

Anscomb, will seek endorsa tion for an Industrial program, estimated to cost $90,000,000, and for 'plans to bring private capital into the province. The C.C.F. has been crftical of legislation which emoowem the government to make an agreement for the development of an aluminum Industry using huge undeveloped hydro electric power resources. The three per cent sales tax. estimated to brjng a revenue of $18,000,000, will also be under C.C.F.

fire. At dissolution the Coalition had mnAmRAr In IhA ilfi.mAmhr Tm fmm Ihouse 21 Liberals and 15 Pro cressive Conservatives. The C.C.F. 'r "Hnad 11 member, and Labor one. mora come from radiant nmrr health.

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April 18 (API i Extortionists blew up the New WORKS FAST Usually within thahouri China Theatre at Canton Sunday night, killing three and injuring more than '50 persons. Leading Canton movie housps had received warning they would he blown up unless Ihpy paid $1,000 to $2,000 for "protection." 1 I If LMssdW.ssLsSMsLaaUbisXl tjuirh'r rtli iffiUtn sAhr sjkiiA ailmsinla sfsaayaSjsaaasaaasMsaaasBMSssjstsa 0 ymt WlatM 1h.TW.s1l 4 teti laflMtn I ftrvraft Tribune Want Ads 5r? I I Cr ResufN. ll if A lil A IS THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF CANADA Requiresi STENOCRAPHERS. TYPISTS, AND CLERKS, salaries to $1,800 Ottawa. OFFICE APPLIANCE OPERATORS, salarioa to $1,100, Ottawa and various centres.

Poster announcements giving full details on display and application forms obtainable at Offices of the Civil Service Commission, National Employment Service and Post Offices throughout Canada. Berserk Marksman Slays 4, Killed in Easter Guniiaht PULLMAN. April 18 AP) A young war veteran, rated an expert marksman, killed four men three of them police office i before he was shot dead in a two hour Easter Sunday gunfight. The ex soldier who went "ber serk" when an officer tried to arrest him, Police Chief Arthur Rickets said, was George Mclntyre, 24, a merchant. Ht was a Boy Scout troop leader and an expert marksman in the United States Army during th war.

PJrkets said Mclntyre bit one man severely in a downtown figiit Sunday. Then he shot an officer DIKE REPAIRED BY ARMY: So1diers from Prairie Command repair a breach in a dike of the Assiniboine River two miles east of Poplar Point. The army's assistance was required Saturday when the river broke through. This is the third successive year troops have been used to repair dikes in this area. C.C.F.

in B.C. Refuses To O.K. VANCOUVER, April 18 (CP) The C.C.F. provincial convention In a surprise move Sunday deteatft a resolution endorsing the North Atlantic Security Pact. Alter side stepping the Issue Saturday by passing a subsitute resolution which neither directly supported nor condemned the alliance, the B.C.

Yukon C.C.F. convention Sunday reconsidered the alliance and by a vote of 54 46 failed to endorse it. Action Repudiated Thplr action brought a speedy declaration from National Secretary David Lewis of Ottawa, that regardless of the provincial con ventions opinion of the pact the C.C.F. national policy "still lemains endorsation of the pact." He add that "authority for making international policy rests with the national convention and the national council." Provincial Party Leader Harold Winch also repudiated the convention's stand. He said "in going into the election campaiqn in this province June 15 1 will he expressing the national policy of the C.C.F.

on the alliance." Lewis Hits Parties Voted down by the conclave wes this resolution: "Resolved that this provinc'al convention of the B.C. section C.C.F. endorses the Atlantic Pact." i .9. fl Many people k. many questions every tlay aliout liow the Hank ran help tlirm.

How do you open a Savings Account? hat's ihe correct way In fill out a deposit slip How do vou aeml money ahroail? What's a Travellers Cheque? ho do you see about renting a Safety JlrpoMt Jlox? Like this lad, you ton will find the accountant at your local liram of The Bank of Nova Scotia ready and illinjr to answer Jour particular qiietioni: Trained to help )oii with all your liankiitf; renuirrmrnts, the accountant is always availdhlc lo make )our liiiinc dealings at this Bank pleasant and cllii ient. THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Porfoge and Gorry Main and Rupert St. James Branch rc Pact1 At 'a public meeting Sunday National Secretary Lewis lashed out at the two old line parties, adding "a sense of security is sweeping the country He said "Mr. St. Laurent's thoughts have been shaped by his contacts with big business.

Drew is a man who shows In his daily word In Parliament such a complete and utter disregard for democracy and such a complete and utter arrogance as to assume for himself a divine rule. "It would be complete and utter devastation If the people of this country ever got fooled by that booming voice of his a voice as booming as his ideas are hollow." Lewis said the "post war honeymoon is about over. The prosperity which Canadians have known is punctured and will be more punctured from now on." It was up 'to the C.C.F. "to enthuse In Canadians a desire to build something new ami something better than what they have had in the past." Federation Farm Support Claim Denied Exception to claims made lo law amendments committee of the Legislature by Wood, president of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture, that his body spoke for the majority of Manitoba farmers, is made in a statement received today by The Tribune. Author of the statement is H.

Barkwell of Culross, director, of the Farmer's Protective Association. Mr. Wood appeared before the Committee in support of a bill which would mak the Canidisn Wheat Board the exclusive marketing agency for coarse grains. Claim by the Federation of Agriculture and leaders ol the Manitoba Wheat Pool that they speak for the majority of Manitoba farmers "is not founded on fact," said Mr. Barkweus statement.

Quotes Figures I "Their own record proves that for past two crop years they have handled an average of about 40 per cent only, per year, of all gram marketed in Manitoba. That percentage figure is based on the pool's own advertised statement" i Mr. Barkwell quoted the state men.t as saving the pool hand.ed 41. i5 per cent of all grain marketed in the crop year 1947 48; the previous jear 39.1 per cent. "How, then, can an organli.

atien marketing only 40 per cent of the grain be said to represent the great majority of the farm, ers in Manitoba?" asktd Mr. Barkwell; in his statement. He continued: "The strong support given to this nil! by the pool leaders proves to that they at last admit that they are not merchandisers, have i no confidence in themselves as Ibeing able to market the farmer's 'grain and are now ut gently desirous of placing their responMbiliticn In the hands of political board so that they ran In turn direct their propaganda against the board when it fails." Farmer Strangles Wife, Six Children COPENHAGEN. Denmark. April 18 AP) Police at Nelede.

in North Zealand Island, said today a farmer told them he strangled his wife and six children. Identified as Peter Hansen, the farmer save no motive. The children, fi hoy and one eirl, ranged in xges from one to 10. iwho tried to arrest him and club' 'bed the policeman as he lay dying. I When po closed in on Mo llntyre near his home, he opened jfire with a German sharpshooter's rifle equipped with telescopic sights.

He killed three men and wounded another with this and an' other rifle before the posse's bul leu killed him. List Dead The dead. Mclntyre, owner of an electrical store. Sheriff L.M. I Pete) Parnell, 64, of Whitman Couniy.

Deputy Sheriff Gilbert W. Gal lagher, 27, of Port Angeles, who got his badge only a few weeks ago. Officer Ross Claar, 5, who first tried to arrest Mclntyre. Ernest Buck. 42, owner of a taxi fleet and a posse member.

wounded in the leg by one of i Mclntyre's bulleu was policeman James D. Roberts. Ricketts said this bizarre series of events led to the gun battle. Mclntyre met W. H.

Kershaw, Pullman dairyman, on a downtown street He rushed at Ker shaw, who once had sworn out a speeding complaint against him, and bit his face so badly it was first believed a knife wound. When Claar later apprehended him, Mclntyre opened fire with a pistol as the officer went toward him. He shot Claar three times. Claar fired two shot as he lay dying, but Mclntyre dortged to safe ty behind Claar car. Mclntyre then took the officers night stick and clubbed him.

He then took Claar's gun and. fled. Flees to Home Then he1 fled to his home on the outskirts of town. He exchanged the pistols for the two rifles. From vantage points along the highway he picked off his pursuers.

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