Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Temperate the headings free press thermometer heading 7.30 ., june 23 jn.30 ., june 23 j i.30 ., june 24 2.30 June 24 for full text of office report see Page one. Or of 64 o-fi-4 meteorological vol. 305 rises 4.19 Sun sets 20 41 and moderately Vram. Moon rises .01 Moon Friday june. 1932. Price 5c per copy a edition with comic Ioc 20 pages three Powers agree on moratorium Roosevelt on Eye National research building at Ottawa. Hew York governor branded weakest presidential candidate j democrats could find atmosphere charged with fac i Tiona strife As nomination meeting draws near in i r private wire special Len press by free pros. J0n i we do Start it will be very Early in Cut morning for the wind is most m j moderate at that he said he expected the wind cur rents to Force his. Balloon toward the Alps in a southeasterly direct soil. The ascent and taking of observe t an Altitude higher than Ever i chs 10 to 8 wider 6. Folo press Handicap attained by Man will take Only a few hours he. Believes. On this ascent last May professor Piccard reached an Altitude of Al most feet and remained aloft 17 hours tossed half Way across Central Europe because the valve rope was fouled and Gas could not properly be released from the bal Loon. This time professor Piccard has taken Aeq Riate precautions against ,3uch.an Accident and expects to be Able to descend at will. But As an extra precaution he will take with him from which he will be. Able to leap to safety in event of trouble. He also expects to be in constant touch the world through a sending and receiving wireless set. He will transmit his position periodically and receive information As to weather conditions below thus facilitating any possible Rescue efforts f there is trouble. Professor Piccard considers a land ing la the High mountains prefer Able to Landing on the Plains be cause of the comparative Lack of wind in the ranges. He expects to go much higher on this t7ip. Chiefly to study the cosmic rays in the stratosphere than on his first venture. Or. Garland said mrs. Ferguson had been in poor health for some months while named a Delegate had been unable to and the convention be cause of ill health. Mrs. Ferguson s body was found by her husband a pistol lying nearby. Twins born on Trail receive introduction to world in old time covered Wagon Canadian press despatch High Kivor. Alta., june old time covered Wagon caravan winding its Dusty through the Foothills of Alberta in route from British Colum to the. Peace River District Stop Ped Long enough near Here to add two new. Members to its train. Five Miles from the nearest ranch the Wagon train made a. Halt out in the open in the Shadow of canvass topped vehicle twin. Boys were brought into the world. There litle excitement and the Mother s first exclamation of i veal ways wanted twin that night the caravan continued its Way without the name of the Mother being Learned. Ozial seizes Isle Dominion government expropriated land for Soukho Bor prison Camp Canadian press despatch Victoria. June 24. Pier Island in the Gulf of Georgia the 250 acre new Home of the Dou Hobor prisoners serving three year sentences for nude parades is being expropriated for Complete ownership by the Dominion government. Col j. S. Harvey owner was Noti fied the Island had been seized under the expropriation act by the Dominion government for Subito Burpoe s the be paid under the act is now Beij arranged by the proper authorities. If the Price the government Vil offer is not agreeable to col. Harvey he will have the privilege of Appeal ing to the exchequer court of Canada. Oil. Withdrawals new York june a move to Aid Independent producers in Market ing their product leading Eastern Oil companies have agreed to curtail their withdrawals of crude Oil from storage by 50 per cent it was announced thursday by Thurman Hill chairman of the Kansas Public service commission who has been conferring with Oil executives. Mice is not to be a. Or. Bennett will live to abandon altogether the policies which he enunciated at the conference of said the opposition Leader. Just imagine asserting that the Canadian position is to be that of adding 10 per cent to duties now existing against foreign countries. Would Britain listen for a moment. To further Humbug of that kind but not Only the proposals made at the conference will have to be abandoned in if the present conference is to be a Success but the government s attitude toward other parts of the Empire in the matter of tariffs will have to be changed completely from what it has. Been since the present government came into office condemns silence Premier Bennett had not said that he had altered either intentions or Titis. Policies with respect to the Tariff outlined at the London con Ference King. And during the last session of parliament we endeavoured to have or. Bennett state what the ment s. Policy inter Empire Trade would be at the Forth coming conference but he refused turn. To Page 2, col. 5 United Cable Fnu free Tress by free press private vol re by Samuel . Lausanne june Britain France and Italy agreed in principle thursday night that the Hoover debts moratorium should be applied to inter european debts and reparations until the return of relatively j Normal economic conditions through out the world. The three Power Accord was reached shortly after the premiers of Britain and prance had made known a tentative agreement on four questions of principle in the reparations settlement including a decision that Germany cannot pay now or during the period of recovery from the world crisis. At the opening of the Lausanne conference the delegations had suspended european debt and reparations payments for the period of the now on the basis of the Anglo French Accord and the sentiment in favor of abandoning Ifill european debt payments during the period of economic recovery the French today will begin negotiations with the German delegates. The accords reached thursday however do not definitely end the differences of opinion Between France demanding payments by Germany some time in the future and Britain favouring com plete cancellation. Jien it Well pleased. I am very pleased with the pro Premier edouard Harriot of France said at the end of the Day s negotiations. The big event will be the conversations with the Ger a Brief announcement by the British delegation disclosed the italians participated in the conversations but the Franco German talks May be of Xit most. Importance As if believed the decision that Germany cannot pay for the duration of the world crisis might indicate a Long moratorium in event Germany is w Jling to accept the principle of resuming payments in the future. A Long moratorium presumably would involve the attitude of the United turn. To Page 2, col. 41 to ships signed to Pennyworth and Isleworth to take Grain during month of july Canadian press despatch june steamers Pennyworth and Isleworth of the Dalgleish steamship company have been signed to Load Grain at Church ill man., during it is announced. Other ships of the same Fleet will visit Churchill during the season it is understood possibly bushels being taken by Dalgleish boats to great Britain from the new port this year. The rates at which the shipments were fixed were not available Here. Today s entries weather Nieport the following is the weather report is sued from the Winnipeg meteorological of fice at 7 Temperature., 67 maximum for the preceding 12 hours 71 minimum 50 Southeast wind at 15 Miles per hour sky overcast. The weather has been moderately warm in the West with scattered Thunder showers in Saskatchewan and Hail is re ported from the Quappelle District. In Manitoba and Alberta the Zealier has been fair. Dawson a Lavic it. Simp son 36 it Smith 52 or. Rupert 46 Victoria 48 Vancouver _ 46 Kamloops 60 or. George 50 Jasper 44 Edmonton 54 Banff Calgary 52 _ 56 med. Hat _ 58 s current _ 60 Eattie Ford _ 52 or. Albert _ 50 Mima 44 62. 48 66 70 69 Saskatoon. _ Moose jaw Brandon Kenora it. Arthur Cochrane 43 Huntsville 47 54 by. _ .50 58 Toronto 52 Kingston 50 Ottawa _ 43 Montreal 54 Quebec 50 St. John _ 48 Halifax 52 Chariot town 48 f o p. E c a 3 t a to fresh Sputh Easterly winds mostly fair and moderately probably a few scattered showers. Variable Ivins scattered Shorvers but for tote most part fair. Lair comparatively Cool. Lake Superior Light to moderate variable Lair and Cool. Official list of horses for Friday s racing at Polo Park sb55 1 list race purse claiming. For three year old Sand up tooled in Western Canada five fur Longs Stokes .-107 547 silent . 102 8642 Edison 110 8577 Dalroy maid. X98 8634 Black Bill 102 8642 silent Whittier. 108 8620 Albert Somers Yllo 8527 lady Caroline. 105 8634 spey . X94 8531 Princess Elaine 103 8642 Manx 8571 Alberta 102 also 8642 sister. 113 8634 Albert George. 99 Florence Somers 108 8634 Atlas Whittier. 8642 Ilston Whittier. 115 8634 Nadine Jane .___102 one excluded tace purse combination on two year Olds. Four and one half furlongs 8635 Sharp Queen 102 103 .__111 8635 venetian 8635 corns 103 8557 Hill Parade 8635 Segunda 8635 Southard r657 third race .103 purse claiming. For three year Olds and up. Seven furlongs 8631 Eugene o Sullivan. Navelle 111 8636 verde Vale 109 8623 Patsy Burke. 109 8643 club . Ill 8520 lord havoc .___._. X99 8857 Pickerel 109 8643 Frank Boutte 8646 doctor Fred. 8624 lord Whittier 3644 Dutiful Don 8840 our Sis also 8625 stick. Around ill 8636.saddle 113 8623 sir Rogers a apprentice allowance. Horses listed according to ill Post claiming. For three year up. Seven furlongs 8643 Short sport 8627 lady Blue gown 8622 Hong King 8636 Birdie wrack 8627 Frank Light 8641 Jim Mac 8641 Aspin smile 8643 Tun Law 8641 Rev Schee 8641 College inn 8641 Kalarus 8636 Dolly Bay also 8654 Cartago. 8654 mount Elgon 8633 Fiu Isette use and ill ,.x104 ,.x106 ill ill .xi06 Yllo 105 ill ill .xi06 109 ill ill 115 race purse Speed for three year Olds and up. Five f furlongs 6638 fort Worth 104 8650 Boyal Cardaris 98 8638 try some .1. 103 8838-Bon Pepper 115 8644 in Fane. 100 sixth race purse claiming. Tor three year Olds and up. One mile and one eighth 8653 103 8639. 106 8625 at Ines x9b 8839-Zinn 110 8625. 8632 Amsterdam 110 Boucher for two years member for Sorel que., loses place sat two years by virtue of one vote Lead to a peal ruling Canadian press despatch Sorel. Que., june Bou Cher Liberal who by virtue of a one vote Lead has sat in the House of commons for the first two years of the life of the present administration thursday was ordered unseated by the Superior court. In the general elections of 1930 or. Boucher Defeated Paul Comtois by 3.530 votes to contestation proceedings were opened against or. Boucher in the fall of 1930 by Napoleon Veilleux a voter. In. Two judges heard the Case. Or. Jus Tice Jean j. Denis and or. Justice Louis Coo Erre. Of Montreal. Thursday ruling against the successful Candi Date. Counsel for or. Boucher stated the judgment would be appealed to the supreme court of Canada. The court decided that the Cost s Tzuni to Page 2 from the free press flits fifty five years 23, 1377 Campbell and Marlatt were preparing to open a general store at Portage la Prairie or. Marlatt being very Well known in that part of the coun try the future of the new Enterprise seemed assured. William Clouston noted Pioneer and brother in Law of John Taylor m.p.p., passed away at head ugly. Fifty years 23, 1ss2 some of the stations of. Ministers in Manitoba As finally passed by the methodist conference in Toronto were Winnipeg Grace Church. Rev. S. D. Rice Zion w. L. Rutledge Thos. E. Morden ., supernumerary Stonewall Thos. B. Beynon Portage la Prairie j. Woodsworth Morley in Saskatchewan John Mcdougall. Forty five years 23, 18s7 the icelandic settlers throughout Manitoba and Dakota met in their annual convention in Winnipeg among delegates present were Jonas Stepha soon or. Jonasson and t. Johnson of Gimli and. From Winni Peg s. J. Johannesson we. Paulson. A. Pred Erickson m. Paulson s. Gun Narson and Rev j. Bjarnason. Forty tears 23. J8h2 the Winnipeg Cricket club Defeated the . S at baseball on the Cricket club s grounds the winning nine were c. D. Alac Donnell e. C. Parker w. M. Bannatyne. H. G. W. Bain c. M. Brown. To Clarke and p. Gallagher . A capt. Evans Sergt. Judges Gallagher. Lieut. Wil iams corp. Jones. Uses. Harrison Chalston Smith and Hale. Thirty five years 23, the Winnipeg Field Battery was nearing the close of its two weeks under much to the regret of most of the men in spite of the fact hat the work was hard . Holmes expressed himself As surprised and delighted with the improvement in Drill. To arty years 23, 1902 w. B. Hall Veteran resident of. Searingly passed away or. Hall was Manitoba s earliest Pioneer from. Having come West from London ont., in 1858 or. Hall s Success in. Growing apples in Manitoba As a. New born province had. Attracted attention and his farm at head ugly had been one of the Beauty spots pro Vince. Eventov cos timing. Three year Olds. Up one mile and one Quarter 86so York Whittier. 8623 Volt meter 861.9 Carilina. 8646 Roc Klimwk 8647 Concordia. 86118 Runny Tine 86513 Little Vince. 8605 eponymous. Seat Blue Pencil. Barrie Oliver 8683 formic also 86iso Golden sweep and 104 -.xl02 112 ill .-x104 .xi04 .x106 .111 104 114 114 107 .x109 time first race 3.00 . Scratch 8.30 Twenty five 23, 1907 among figures at the Western Baptist convention in Edmonton were treasurer s. P. Blackball Winn neg Rev. Alexander Pioneer Baptist missionary in Western. Canada who had opened the first Chapel in Winnipeg in 1875 Rev. Fred Palm Borg evangelist among the scandinavians and superintendent the Rev. W. T. Stackhouse. Twenty years 23. 1912 at the Republican convention in Chicago William Howard Taft was nominated on the first ballot but a progressive Republican party was formed and this party nominated Theodore Roosevelt. Jennings received a great ovation when he arrived to attend the demo cratic National convention a Balti More ;