Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 17, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press 3ttne it 1932 Franco Canadian treaty on Trade now terminated negotiations to extend to end of year is failure pact Canadian press Ottawa june Franco Canadian Trade treaty terminated at Midnight. The department of external affairs announced late thursday that negotiations to have 1v j the treaty extended to the end of not Jeen anxious to conclude permanent Trade pacts with foreign countries in Advance of the con Ference. Trade countries during the last Calendar year can Ada sold France goods to the value of of which s12.649.467 was in agricultural products. Canada sold to French possessions approximately during the same time. Tills does not include the 441 741 Worth of Canadian liquor which went to St. Pierre and Miquelon. France sold Canada in the Calendar year goods to the value of the largest single items i were agricultural and vegetable pro ducts which includes wines 1345 and textiles animal products totalled last and p and All spark Virom will be con affected. Under the old 0 Champagne contain mme than a but than a Pant car Riecl a Tariff of of which had been Given by Ottawa six months that Canada desired to provision ally apply its intermediate Tariff to French imports in. Return for a mini mum French Tariff. The French government considered this unfavourable deeming the Canadian intermediate Tariff Little removed from the Canadian general Tariff. At the same time Canada rejected French requests to 3ceep Spe Cial French products such As brandies and., textiles on the mini mum Tariff schedule. Elect result Are. Voi by party leaders the year had failed. I per dozen bottles less 10 per continued from Page one the result will be that the ruths new rate will be French Tariff on Many Canadian ii Ozen plus 30 per cent and the products will be greatly increased 1q cent. Reduction is can-1 eloped in the Campaign of the past Loi Bandit 111 fort continued from Page one about the loan he said he was investigating. Well pressed once inside the Bank the Bandit who was Well dressed and smoking a Cigar leaned on the counter arid Gan to talk. Bridges and Anderson were nearby while Moat was occupied in the Cage. What you want to know. July wheat closed thursday at or a higher. For Vancouver 9 . And 5.30 for Toronto and Montreal 8.30 . And 5.so . For South min Neapolis and Chicago 8 and 5 . Air mail South. United states closes at 1.25 . Dally. The next overseas mail closes in Winnipeg at 6 . Tuesday june 21, leaving Montreal june 23, on the Montclare. Specially addressed overseas letter mall closes in Winnipeg at 3 ., saturday june 18. Leaving new York president and vice president both receive end oration of republicans after a Brief conversation with Randall the Bandit s Cigar dropped from his Mouth. He stooped to pick it zip from the floor and reappeared shortly with the Cigar in his Mouth. Transferred from the i ills hands counter. Were kept below coiled. Few weeks May be forgotten. I Don t i pie will you step Over Here a minute Mauretania. Will arrive at n he said shortly nodding to at 3 o clock Friday morning minimum or intermediate lists to j bottles containing need to remind you that the prob the general Tariff. The commodity Noc the fun a Plant Eacil but More hems ahead Are big most affected will of wheat. In j than one half pint the duty was Berve United Stead of a minimum of 85 cents a g5 Croze to less 10 per cent a to express my very deep j when Moat was beside the others Bushel the French general Tariff will be approximately under the new Tariff the duty Moat and then turning to a Small in a confidential tone i want your undivided _ i when Moat was i appreciation of the vote i have re the Bandit said Don t s4.g5 per dozen plus 30 per cent j chive cd it said w. San Raushel. This will give an advantage Vith lne Jaq per cent reduction Evans to the free press follow t o United states wheat which v. Ill j eng Worth of his commanding Lead in continue to enjoy the minimum a on Champagne bottles containing first Cri Oices and i will certainly Worth the Confidence the people have bestowed on Olin Queen steamship arrivals Cunard arrived at Londonderry at 9 o clock monday morning june 13 cd Clnthia arrived at cob at Midnight monday june 13, and docked at Liverpool at 6 o clock tuesday evening june 14 new York june 17. North German Lloyd Gart will Dock at new Tork. Sunday june 19 Bremen will Dock at new York tuesday june 21 Europa will Dock at Bremen tuesday june 21. 1 one half pint each or less the former i t to canned Salmon is also another was 52.32 per dozen less 10 product of which Canaria exports Pel cent. The new Tariff will be considerable to France. This i s2.32 pet dozen with the 10 per cent country enjoyed an intermediate i decrease cancelled of 3 Pius p. Pound. It Nowon bottles _ goes up to live cents. J ing Over one quart each the duty France had Santa Stantial and was s4.50 per gallon less 10 per he his Hearty a Precia vantages under the treaty in the a Rise new rate will be s4.50 per Gabon j ton of the tote he had a rousing reception was accorded celled i John Queen when he took the plat of Fonn in front Ibe free building. Country to continue the pact rates of duty but will now Trade failure of been go Talv outline the Thi the abrogation of convention Marks the negotiations which have inn on for several a basis of agreement whereby the i spirits Content. Treaty could be continued until the end of the year. 1c this had been successful it had been hoped i ton treaty. Come in under the general tariffs set out for Cadi sized consignment. The old rates ranged from 15 cents reach i per gallon up according to the proof ill its Content. For Many years the French treaty has been Canada s most favored a representation in the legislature before the counting of votes is completed and i sincerely Trust that my surplus will greatly Benefit my col leagues in the . Who Are Candi said or. Queen. The free press has been very fair in reporting our or. Queen declared. We appreciate the space that was devoted to them and that new could have been agreed upon which As a result was the correctness of the reports. Permanent treaty tended to Many other countries with j want to express our appreciation or whom Canada entered into most have taken the place of the favored nations agreements. Now cresent one. The treaty now pass that the French treaty is abrogated tag out of Elstan be was negotiated Between Canada and France in 1922. The treaty provided that it could to terminated Tipon. Six months notice being Given. It had Many critics in this country particularly from representatives of the wine prod icing districts who contended that the Tariff on wines from France under the agreement was j less than the excise duties the the act entered into Between. Can Ada and that country giving Brazil the intermediate Tariff schedule be comes the most favored nation treaty and will apply to All the other coun tries who until now enjoyed the benefits of the Franco Canadian convention. New treaty expected Canadian i Russ Cable Paris. June Franco can Adian Trade treaty terminated at Midnight taut there is Little doubt the fact that both the daily news papers in the City have been very fair in. This or. Queen warmly thanked the Host of Volunteer workers who had aided his party in the Campaign we owe to them a debt of gratitude which will be pretty hard to the labor Leader caused a loud laugh by remarking As he withdrew away Canadian producers had to pay. Fiat a treat will be 110 official explanation was following the Imperial econ while Given it is believed that in of the criticism of the wine Duckers and the fact that treaty was claimed to have some what tied the hands of. This East is concerned it is probable try in negotiating other Trade 3peciai measures will be taken to keep i pacts. Canada notice. Older a minimum Tariff. Months ago that she desired to conference. 1 the immediate effect is that c l radian imports go under the French general Tariff but so far As wheat. Doig make any about Bank s being held see this he went on producing a revolver. It s equipped with a Silencer so Don t make a. Squawk or i la have to use it. Raise your hands now he ordered. Binius employees with the four employees helpless the Bandit then stepped behind the counter behind the backs of his victims. He produced first a Roll of adhesive tape and approached the Junior clerk who was ordered to lower his hands and placed them be Hind his . The Bandit then wrapped Bridge s wrists with tape and then produced a Short piece of rope and tied the hands firmly together. In turn he repeated the procedure with the victims until they were All tied and helpless. He ordered them to lie on the floor placing books under their Heads so they could rest he removed Anderson s glasses then went to after scouring the Bank premises scooping up Bills and placing them in. A leather bag while the staff looked on in questionable Comfort the Bandit made preparations to leave but seemed in no hurry. During the Progress of the hold up the Bandit Drew the attention of the victims to a policeman who was standing outside the Bank his to the building. See he said a cop is standing outside. Little does he know that a hold up is taking place in before leaving the Bank he told them a Little of himself. He said he was once a Bank clerk that he was wanted in. Vancouver b.c., for murder and that he needed the Money in. Order to continue his evasion of the Law. It was his plan he said to leave Winnipeg in an air plane. He would break by allowing him a few min utes Start. Immediately the door of the Bank was slammed. Moat started to wriggle along the floor to the Telephone dragging the others with him. He upset the Telephone and with his two bound hands dialled the Central police station to Tell them of the robbery that had been effected. The police Are said to have responded to the Call within three minutes of the alarm. Continued from Page one Cross the american Border but be hardest Battle of his political career. I Emerson notify the head office of the or. Berner is running neck and neck on wednesday a fresh out break of the trouble that caused Law and ask them to release republicans were determined to do continued from Page one of Plum Coulee who had the sup port of the liberals an4 progressives of the District. Keen Battle at Brandon. Brandon is staging an. Interesting Battle where d. E. Clement represents the government forces go. Dinsdale. The conservative Harry Cater former mayor continuing liberals and Harry staff iced labor. Convention concludes with modified Plank on prohibition chief one adopted special Tju led 1 Ress despatch to free to fuss by free press private. Wire by Thomas l. Chicago june 17. The Republican party puts its same Hoover Curtis ticket in the Field thursday on the tide of a steamed up ovation and the 2.000 delegates and alternates who accomplished the deed scattered to their Homes Lor the political plow ing. They carried the Hope that their Patry Plank for a modified 18th amendment carefully and skilfully representing a departure from Long standing Republican policy meet what still appears to politicians to be the decisive Issue with voters who have unemployed neighbors on every Side. President Hoover accepted the nomination and the platform prohibition and All in a message read to the convention in which he said that the objectives of the party lie beyond platforms and measures in that sacred realm of ideals of Hopes and aspirations those things of the spirit which make the greatness and the soul of the wanted Coolidge nominated the spirit of the Heptig Licaisi jubilation meeting thursday was marred by the intrusion of a former United states senator who wanted to Nomin ate Calvin Coolidge but who was ordered from the platform and rather roughly handled by a Stalwart set of Chicago policemen. This was Joseph Irwin France of Maryland who was president Hoover s Only announced Riyal at this Conven Tion but who got Only four votes later when the Roll was called. After being ejected from the platform by policemen he claimed that he could have swept the convention for the former president. He was ordered of the platform by chairman Bertrand Snell on the ground that he was not a Delegate although he protested that carried the proxy of a Dele Gate from his Home Hoover republicans always have been a litle nervous about Calvin Coolidge. Convention leaders wore Dinsdale. Early this morning had a looks Tju reday when they thin a y substantial Lead but anything May happen when distribution second and third choices takes place. Cml or having Al ghz. In St. Boniface Fred Lawrence running on the Independent la tar ticket is giving Joe Bernier. Veteran conservative and one of the most picturesque figures in the House the a Learned of reports that the name of the Sage of Vermont was to be thrown before the convention. But they did not think France had and official standing though a presidential candidate. Anti Curtis Boom collapsed be fore the convention assembled thurs Day and the result was a foregone delegates on policy also weighed in votes of his constituents of i whole. Or. Mckenzie thought the results throughout the per was a Clear indication that to wanted to get away from politics at this critical ttme-tit.1? history of the province and ;