Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 29, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba From Page 1. Germany gives up anything it must get something in Exchange. To had teen asked to contribute a consider Able slice of the Benefit that Germany would obtain from the overlapping of j the Dawes and Young plans. The German stand if persisted in would of course throw out the entire agreement Between the creditor Powers which tuesday night appeared As the chief fruit of three weeks o f strenuous meetings. The problem of distribution of the reparations annuities would then have to be tackled All Over again. On the other hand if agreement is reached later today on the main Points the details will undoubtedly be left in the hands of committees of experts who will report either to the governments or to a reconvened con Ference in september or october. Funeral of St. James firemen first in new burial ground fek Jil Kirilj Doss win mpg 29, 1929 or. Birgin British m.p., impressed with benefits of visit to Canada the funeral of the St. James lire men Alexander Morrison and Frede Rick Dolding who were fatally injured by the overturning of a fire truck on which Thev were Riding at the intersection of Rutland Street and port age Avenue on. Aug. 12, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock from St. James a lurch. To the burial ground memorial Park cemetery Portage Avenue West. These will be the first burials in the cemetery. Canadian despatch Toronto. Aug. 2b. Under standing abolishes distance and is the most important phase of Empire build declared or. L. G. Burgin Mem Ber of the British parliament today in addressing a luncheon Given to the visiting Canadian chamber of com Merce delegates by the Boa cd of Trade or. Burgin declared that meeting canadians hearing them Dis cuss Empire Mats Era gave pm idea of compactness of Empire impossible to gather from an immense map. The holding of 1930-oonvention of the chamber of Commerce in Toronto Wes fire shadowed by w. M. Birks Montreal president. T the were tonight Erncr Talnad by the exhibition directors the dinner being presided Over by f. A Batch life. Two of the speakers were pics. C. H. Wright. Halifax . Of Trade and Wilton Crowe of the Man Chester chamber of Commerce. British ignorance is not restricted to declared c. H. Wright president of the Halifax Board of Trade tonight i pleading for a better understanding of the problems of the maritime provinces. Or. Wright challenged his Large audience to place accurately the following towns Fausset new Glasgow Arm Leonish and North Sydney or the the most Mari times were buying Ontario pro ducts in enormous quantities but the Canadian Bank of Commerce announces the amalgamation of its Portage and Smith Branch formerly Tho Standard Bank of Canada with its and Garry Branch Curry building the business to be conducted in the latter office beginning on the morning of 3rd september. J. S. Tatj neb manager. P. H. Hamon assistant manager. R Wright the members of party that the maritime were most British of the British. Is times were buying Ontario pro in enormous quantities but m. Felt that few in his audience in fact few great crowd Batner de at the exhibition were burning Nova Scotia Coal adding the Auto mobiles you Send us Are not Nova Scotia Bra tip i men and Money in travelling in. Canada i fee vast you want or. Crowe asked we have men fit. Trained practical and they Wero unable to find work and were As to the future. We have big Fin Ancial you want th3, he asked. We who were involved will not can not forget the lessons of the War. We remember what Canada did and we re member what other people did. Not do it was useless in the the Empire building to do nothing Elss but talk. Commerce Ordinary soiled hands had built this Empire of shop to said and will maintain it in its Inci girls do not go borne for lunch will find l makes such delicious Sand Wichus and provides the nourishment needed at the midday meal. Console Model 8555 comprising Atwater Kent screen Grid 6 tube receiver and electro dynamic speaker Complete with tubes a thrill to its new magic unleash the new Power with your Finger touch and hear those far off stations As clearly As if they were just around the Corner. Separate the programs with the stabbing sureness its Needle Point selectivity. Get the one you want without interference from others. 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An overheated Furnace at the Ware House of the Union Metal company 4.05 landside Street started a Blaze on the roof of the building which is a one Storey Structure at 8.20 last night. The Central and no. 10 detach ments attended and the flames were subdued before much damage had been done. To the farmhouse of William Morse sask., had a narrow escape half a mile away. There she phoned j Day when in which they Wero Jack his hired Man of Harris. The car was badly battered. The secret of coolness is in Light easily digested foods to the British proposals As disclosed in yesterday s and today s White House conferences. A Roposas closely guarded United states naval experts who served As technical advisers a the two most recent Geneva conferences on naval reduction. Were in. Confer ence with state mrs. Lockerby Harris sask., with Arm broken carries babe half mile for help special Jespa Clitu the free Tress sask., aug. Her department officials left Arm broken in several places after today before Secretary Stanison went her car turned Over in the ditch mrs. To the White House with Secretary Adams. Although the exact nature of the British proposals Are closely guarded both at the White House and state deportment it was indicated that in Gen eral they acceptable to the administration. United states officials also Are informed the British proposals appear to be such As May be expected to command Geneval Public approval in their political aspects both in the United states and eng land. 5t act of the James Lockerby. Of Harris carried her two year old child half a mile to the nearest farmhouse and then phoned for a doctor. She is now in St. Paul s Hospital Here and is progressing favor ably. The Accident occurred monday three Miles Northeast of Karris. After crawl ing out of the overturned with difficulty mrs. Lockerby picked up her child and carried it under her Arm with All the bran of the whole wheat with whole milk does not heat the blood or tax the Diges Tion. It is hot Only Cooling but satisfying saves Kitchen Drudgery and expense. Ready cooked ready to cat. Delegation coming to Winni Peg to wait upon Premier and Hon. W. R. Clubb special Ricsy Halcli to the free Tress the fas. Man., aug. Pas Highway association a recently formed to Spee cd efforts to get a motor Road connection with Points in Southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan has taken its first official action. A delegation of officers left the Pas tonight for Winnipeg where they will interview Premier Bracken Hon. W. R. Clubb minister of Public works and Promin ent men in the capital City. The members the delegation Are president d. D. Rosenberry. Charles e. Morgan vice president h. L. Webber and Don Boss. Compete in dances drills and physical work exhibit creditable before a gathering of More than 1000 men women and children the boys and girls who during the sum me r have attended the Winnipeg school playgrounds gave a demonstration of dances drills and physical culture i Kildonan Park yester Jay j afternoon. Later the spectators a lilt i de the where an exhibition of handwork done by the boys and i girls on playgrounds during the summer was shown. Here there was a surprising including Fine needlework and knit Ting raffia work of every variety and Reed work among which were some splendidly executed trays Bend work Wool weaving and embroidery lacquer ing and Wood carving Jesso Art work. And boats and aeroplanes of great variety. Obviously the greater part of this work had been done by the and most it was of a High stand Ard. Twenty five playgrounds Twenty five playgrounds were rep resented in the dancing and Drill Competition for which a Banner Given to the division scoring the highest number of Points is the award. Each division comprises four schools. An exhibition of Pyramid building was Given by sixteen girls and twelve boys from the South division including la Verendrye riven Lew glad Stone and lord Roberts schools and the North division which comprises Ralph Brown school Luxton Machray arid lord Selkirk. I an exhibition of club swinging was i Given by pupils from the a Divi Sion Aberdeen Strathcona King Edward and Norquay schools. Dances of Many scr oils division which is made up of Mulvey or Cervay Laura Secord and of enrol schools demonstrated the dances from medieval to modern times including the Jester dance the Gavotte. Melody d amour East Side West Side country Gard ens and the varsity drag. This div Ision too presented an acrobatic dance and gave an exhibition of step dancing. There wore Many oth r dances in addition to these. Individual performances outside the competitions were Given of the Irish Jig and a ukrainian dance. J an exhibition of work on the parallel bars was Given by four girls j from principal Sparling school. J this Competition is the first of its kind to be held following the close of the playground season. It is hoped according to the director of playground activities to make it an annual feature. Plans for big Hook up by sky wearing completion arrangements Are now practically completed for die broadcasting 011 Sun-1 Day at 6 . By sky the Manitoba government telephones radio Plant of the first All North american Hook up Ever Given from a Canadian station. In commemoration of this unique event the Winnipeg rotary club will present a medal to sir Harry Lauder who will be the quest artist but where the presentation ceremony will take place has not yet been decided. At the same time of the broadcast sky will feed two stations one going directly to new Yorac where the huge National broadcasting company s Chain will relay the programme to the Pacific coast and the other to Toronto from the Eastern Canadian cities will be sup plied. Immigrants prompt action prevents spread of flames William Ralph and Hugh Smith immigrants who arrived recently from rhe old country showed great. Initia Tive when they discovered an outbreak of fire in the clothing store of Max Plom 188 Higgins Avenue at 9.15 last night they were passing the when the smell of burning attracted Tailer. Attention. They traced to Flora s store. Breaking. Open the -door., they started beating out. The. Flames and turned in an alarm. The Sei Achmet from no. 3 Hall on arrival supplemented their efforts with a chemical engine and the. Damage was not serious. 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