Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, June 22, 1934

Issue date: Friday, June 22, 1934
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Thermometer readings free Tress thermometer readings 7.30 ., june 21 June 21 12.30 ., june 22 ., tune 22 for full text of meteorological of fice report see Page one. Fott yol. 302 forecast Pei and warm. Sun rises. 4.19 Sun sets 20.41. Moon rises. 15.48 Moon sets 0.41. Winnipeg Friday june 22, 1934 Price 5c per copy edition Vii comic Loc. 24 pages at the starting Post with Spyglass How Kitchener died he allowances. This it Milt in the Lour year i Ood race to it inning he heat. Arc that stick akol nil Inin better quite b a May give in the final k to arc n glimpse or Ivr furlongs in Cut. Thus might place be plan v Conte Nuon among 9 a is pin to Tel of Tiven lie 1 Reci Nirei some courage to a Sarap one and Accord it pre me -xisit.on. However it must be e i d a co s Given a Chance of show a is much better s Kifori show s. He was diced immediately after the id to lot of ground in Jie Ute 5-Iagis. I Dan Sallil f again a Summers Riding. This was a win the other Clay but Pali no1, a bet Ter than second using to re to Atli. Ail looks h lit boy Dies old Man Hurt Brandon child Dies in Hospital after being struck Down on Highway i Little Albert Mee fatally injured when he dashes i across Road As Friend approaches in Nipes septuagenarian knocked Down on main Street. boy is dead and a old pedestrian is in Hospital As a result of traffic dec ideals in Rural Manitoba and Mussolini Marks anniversary a tin track i.-, not to Marsda v. Ruin before pus i in Lim of. 1 lie i in t us. Did t ride behind cd Luoi. Or Huiai hero. The .1 leather Mil Little have to hold him third place it May it in Tii Stu Tom third Vust Erduy. Und Cru a ill nil. Ity is Albert Sou of or. And mrs. Ulivei1 m. Mee who Tuioi tally injured thursday afternoon when j struck by a car in Brandon died an hour later. I at the time of the tragedy the i hid. In company of his sister was this walking to his farm Home George school at which from King he was a the police i 4 j vision until completion j investigation. I frequently driving Albert and his sister Home Fiorre. The City in her car. Driver of the car which Killsc the j miss Dewar had often warned them Tiu runt boy was miss Dorothy Dewar. I a co be careful of vehicular traffic on i no Solute be i Loyee of the Brandon Branch of the the Roach. Hind maid Satur i Canadian Bank o Commerce who j Hari Fate not played such a cruel 151 Kay is presented with had often Given the lad and Suter i trick the Young victim and his sister vote. Buddy Kay Koukl not act. A lift Home from the City. Three j Milu have been in the car at the the heavy track but now i Miles Distant. I time it passed the scene of the fatal noted sea Captain says German agents blew up Field marshal s vessel inside Story of sinking of British Cruiser Hampshire As told by famous German submarine officer is revealed by Captain Estazy Borkowski com Mander of polish Magazine of ship was exploded. Canadian press despatch Halifax june sinking of the British Cruiser Hamp Shire which carried Field marshal lord Kitchener commander in chief of the British armies in the world War to the Bottom of the North sea was caused by two German secret service agents masquerading As members of the Crew according to an intriguing Story told in Halifax thursday by Captain Estazy Borkow ski commander of the polish liner Koschko. Captain Borkowski Speaks 12 languages and was decorated As Many times by four Allied nations for his services in the War. Once he fought off a German submarine in the Baltic sea. Twelve years after the War he met f t i the submarine s commander in Ham i i ukr i burs no him an inside Story i the sinking of the Hampshire. Captain Borkowski revealed this i i i slowly improving he hould beat this Bunch. Of if the racing strip gets in Otiis soaking before i Viola Ord actions Are altered. Huddy Nav sea lass Ami score. in i front car it. But miss Dewar had overlooked the As the automobile approached the pair when she left for her Home them the girl rushed to one Side also in the East end of Brandon. Of the Road her brother to the other injured k a to Wlsh Ini to Llis sister Albert crossing main Street near Selkirk i dashed across the Road in the path i Avenue thursday afternoon Alex. Premier Benito Mussolini dictator of Italy shown walking through the ranks of belgian and polish soldiers who flocked to the ruins of the forum in Rome recently to celebrate the fifty second anniversary i of pct of mfr torn of i Yvnnne it fris in hand for . I i clip Sci of the d of Giuiseppe Garibaldi. Italian troops i. Wii have Duncan aboard and Illy rates the danger might to of the oncoming car and struck Toki ent Longden r to run Well my probably his number called after two Otho n. Suffering grave injuries head the victim was rushed to he succumbed an Thi St Kkt . This is ,1. To uie did held a great race is certain. Never heeding happened tuesday the Grant i Ai trombone and Littek Root a ill most probably the is 000 Dot. Strenuous Miil come Rora the pair. is in trim a Mulivor. Dollar race win j a Chinook. All the same the j and White should not beat. T ii and White today. Both j t in candidates racing Sis the Voung to Unflat 15 Al and Parade rest have been Well lightened up for this event and poses. Early foot As Good Rise a the Field. Again Iet it b-1 Liat this u Ohhi o be Hospital where hour later. Or. A. T. Condell District Coroner Early this morning was undecided As or not an inquest will to whether be ordered Husak 75, of 431 Pacific Avenue sustained injuries to his legs and hands and Shock when struck Down by an automobile operated by miss Joyce i Law. Middle Church. The aged victim was conveyed St. Joseph s Hospital and admitted. Early today his condition was re his plans _ he is reserving his de a ported As favourable. Government to have great Power Over new Bank Bennett Premier elect of Saskatchewan declines to comment on Cabinet question evidence of Quebec sweatshops shocks commons committee Canadian press despatch Ottawa. Juns place May be made in House for coldwell As Leader of official opposition the parliamentary mass buy a evidence today taut made no state per cent in excess of a Small Plant in Rural Quebec with which it was competing. Chairman h. H. Stevens intimated the committee might conclude its or 35 May go into a Man s suit which department stores sell Lor ing committee Learned thursday in i what May be its second last Day of j u be Tum eci to a Royal commission so it could operate when parliament press despatch j evidence this session. All Day Ion by be oui Finlay Jet heard references to starvation i was prorogued but there has been Reg inn. June 22. Premier elect j wages in clothing factories in Mont flaming kills h should Mon Al Agni who is also a Lilly on i to ight track. Engaged As Mon Nave Rorig handling. Should Small margin in i i h 90 pounds and Well of behind Otier j a Quebec boys victims j Toia t inight. Of tragic fire third in Canadian i Russ despatch Ottawa. June 22. In other country in the world where a Central i junk operates is a greater measure. J or control exercised Over that Zinsli Tulion by government than in proposed with respect to the Bank of Canada. Prime minister B. Bennett House of thursday no definite Assurance of this. If Mitchell p. Hepburn of Ontario May i Rea and outlying centres in Quebec j Wal t c us Erin report to announce his plans for assuming prompted one member to make j parliament and adjourn until office in succession for to the Halifax for the first time. Captain von Shweiger Cap Tain Borkowski said was the greatest of All German submarine officers is the authority for the tale which May Clear up the greatest of All War mys i teries. The two met by Accident j became friends and discussed their i War experiences in a Hamburg tavern. J the German High command did not Henry know the route of the Hampshire according to the Story told by com Mander von Shweiger to Captain Bor i flow ski. An Otter was made to erect i a Monument to the Kaiser and to _ j the fatherland if the ship carrying Kitchener was destroyed. Canadian press despatch two German seamen who spoke Toronto june 22.-Ontario s Politi Cal situation remained practically an i faked passports. Slew two sailors changed with Premier to join the Hampshire s Crew Georgia. Henry and his ministers and took their places on Board still in their offices and Premier Cruiser. Elect Mitchell f. Hepburn resting at this in Brief is the Story his Elgin county farm. Or. Hepburn j it leu Captain. Borkowski said was expects to Toronto saturday told him by commander von to Start forming his Cabinet and May in Wien or take Over the reins of office late the said Captain Bor Kowski in a respectful voice Are like j the japanese. The japanese com Ontario expects to Start forming j Cabinet saturday some ministers of government reported to have signed resignations next week. There was Henry government but Premier elect Jame. G. Gardiner of Saskatchewan rest ing at his Lemberg farm Home after a vigorous Campaign that put his liberals Back in Power is keeping his own counsel. Thursday in a Long distance Cabinet meeting at Queen s Park thursday but. No an will do anything for nou Cement was forthcoming at its fatherland of course these conclusion and while it was reported i the but w r., did it mat some of the Cabinet ministers and hundreds a passing reference to Thomas Hood s acc use again. Sig led their resignations nothing de eath. The Hampshire song of the members o the committee. In to Minn in Toyal j carry figure to he without winning i f May ride again and Hustle j Prince info the a Tonev. J in an exhaustive analysis the history and functions of Central grave condition Banks. Or. Bennett replied to Many from the form Book so xxx Mak cts Dubois is offered to readers As the Likely Victor. The four year son of Marcus turn in a vastly different Effort at today s cells Tance and likes the easy turns of this Oval. Book t1uu is Likely to Start favorite and on form locks almost a Good the will be hard to overcome but surely should get second Money. Tea Jester is the logical threat to inc couple. Everybody will be up porting him for the of the thin end objections and opposition. He referred criticisms from the particularly to an Canadian press despatch Beauco Villa qne., june ing gasoline burned to death Jules Hoy 5 and his brother Gaetan at their father s farm near St. Francois Beauce county thursday. Another child Maurice is in Hospital Here a serious condition from Burns Louis boy father of the children poured gasoline Over firewood in the Kitchen stove under the impression it j was kerosene. The gasoline blazed up j and flames leaped through the room. Amendment proposed by Hon. J. L. Ralston lib., which would give the government Power to appoint four of the seven directors of Canada. The amendment came when the Bank of Canada Bill the House in committee. Possible general iphone conversation with the Canadian press or. Refused to say what he or his government May do when the administration of Saskatchewan is taken Over from the conservative co operative forces of Premier j. T. M. Anderson probably about july 1. We have not heard from the gov said the Liberal chieftain. And he intimated until the govern ment s resignation is in the hands of the lieutenant governor he would remain silent on questions of policies selection of Cabinet ministers and political influences it was in line with in the news of them i the blazing liquid set fire to clothing of the three children their father. The Jules and Gaetan died of their Burns within a few hours. Modern tendency of financial policy which was to regard Central As great Public trusts rather than As departments of state. Or. Bennett promised to give serious consideration to a suggestion from it. Hon. Mackenzie King. Liberal Leader that the new Bank might be Able to thwart the Wishe Sec Page two. Column four Bankers it Canada believe none Smons them capable of taking con a tool of Central Bank. Pro Mier Ben j Nett House commons. Page g. I m Ekici if King sums government j j should not introduce new legislation j j countr. Can Iron Crement a i today s entries other matters always incoming administration. Before an he refused comment on or. Hepburn s Annex Ceu intention to abolish the office of lieutenant governor in Ontario. It was reported thursday that one of the successful Farmer labor party candidates would resign in order to afford a seat to m. J. Coldwell the third party s Leader who was Defeated in Regina. It is desired that or. Coldwell assume leadership of the Farmer Lata Orite opposition of five members in the legislature. It was also said unofficially that the liberals and conservatives would not oppose him in a by election. Or. Gardiner refused to confirm such n. Report. We will have to wait and see what substance this was the Story Laid before the committee. Depart ment stores will give orders to some control i Board and Hydro electric commission j who have been threatened with Dis denied to evidence of sweatshops and i clothing manufacturers in Montreal i Missal by the Liberal practically prison labor were affected visibly thursday by the evidence and More than once groped unsuccessfully for words to express their indignation. They generally ended up with the single word. I when auditors told of men women and children slaving away in their Homes stitching clothes at rates net Ting the whole family less than 50 cents a Day or clothing contractors 40 or 50 cents for Mak ing a dozen boys trousers. Breaches of Quebec minimum wage Laws were spotted frequently. Once or twice comparable wages were Given for. Ontario and Quebec clothing plants and in every instance the Ontario rate was higher. One factory operated by a department store had labor costs 90 Tase five column two fire swept boy loses life As flames destroy school dormitory at Cartwright Leader still i can led on their work Ana awaited i definite action from or. Hepburn. It appeared certain thursday the legislation by which Ontario May obtain Beer by the Glass would be de-1 played beyond july 1, Date practically 1 set by both parties before the elec 1 Tion. However the liquor control Board has All the necessary Machin Ery and the Royal proclamation could be rapidly obtained when or. Hepburn took up the reins of government. Meanwhile hundreds of telegrams and stacks of letters Are pouring into the Hepburn farm from All parts of Dominion drop i mall Ion a Rusk. Of rain i racing fit official list of horses for fridays tilth Isacc purse Speed i eleven column one Polo Park. In Brink re purse woo. Claim in. Pan. Por three year Olds and up. I Cummons one half furlongs. I tic run non Ovryn mint 1r i Dimock Al to country. Stick around a. Happy George in truth inning. Lady Caroline a Rosr. Winnipeg sweep More Superior i j Beau Bon Lum illion Sarah a. Carissa lord havoc a to Matt Fri mar. Tirry in running for win Diamond Ball league first series ? in. Gold stocks continue to attract substantial support on Toronto sex 14. Construction croup maintains up Ward trend on Montreal Stock sex 14. M. F. Hepburn. Ontario s next pre Mier was 6r.ce Bank clerk in Winni 8. Britain moves for sweeping reprisals debt default by Ger 17. A j Wea he Rill is re elected presi j for three year Olds and up. Sen of Secretary treasurers Assoc j one half furlongs. 11. I Corto nox Man loss in near j Iron Knight Whitefish Days Light maid pass 20. I Thistle Tom mayor Webb expresses belief i in j Rose glow flon strike financed by Russia. I Amable six and 107 110 108 x90 107 .x108 115 i Handicap up. Five a King belgian a Felixe a bitter Root a trombone Snarky a Parade rest a Fitkin Guilder Adam Somers Romany Baw for Siree year Olds and furlongs. Second claim ing. For two year Olds. Four and one half furlongs. Colleen Edna ship Marcus Macleod 101 purple Heather 102 Pima Gayle Jos Maco flu third race purse s40q. Claiming. Six and 10 for 104 a a. Grant entry. Byoung and Findley entry. A a g. Tarn entry. Sixth race purse claim ing. For thres year Olds and up. Six 10- had been arrested in Texas on. Charge of associating with White woman and one half furlongs. The Fawcett 105 Leyburn 99 Broa fire 101 hey flirt 106 Mon nudge 107 Prince Dun Royal 116 Janece 102 blonde Star associated press despatch Kirbyville tex., june 22. A 30 year old negro charged with associating with a White woman was forcibly taken from officers by a crowd of 150 men and women hanged shot 17 times then dragged behind an automobile for several hours before his body was dumped near i Box factory commissary at Newton tex., Haller believes Only danger of War exists in German situation Canadian press despatch Halifax. June is first and last a brotherly group of peace Loving nations not an armed in the opinion of general Johnf Haller. Co Menander in chief of 100.000 poles who fought with the Allied forces to France during the world War. What nations want to the general asked As he sat sunning Liim aboard the polish liner Kos Insko. The liner called Here in route from new York to Gdynia Poland. However he admitted there was one blot on his visionary tranquil map. War Clouds hovered Over Ger Many perhaps. Germany is he then with a shrug of his then Germany is Al ways the germanic people were dissatisfied. They wanted to regain their lost possessions. They still demanded a place in the the general said. Canadian press Cable St. Johns mia., june Little Labrador Community of cart Wright where sir Wilfred Grenfell s workers minister to natives of the Black country was saddened thursday by a double destruction of the Mission school s dormitory and the death of a boy in the fire which swept the building. Trapped in the blazing Structure the boy. Named learning perished wednesday morning according to a wireless message received Here on thursday. His companions in the dormitory escaped in night attire roused from sleep by the crackling flames. They could not save the wooden build uni from destruction tacit they managed to prevent damage to the adjoining school and other structures built by the International association. Gen. Maxime Weygand Dis cusses question with High British officers see Page seven column three baby born at sea loses race for citizenship in . By forty eight hours associated press despatch Xci York june 22. When italian liner hex docked thursday it carried one More passenger than it started across the Atlantic a baby who lost an unknown race for United states citizenship by 48 hours. A son was bom tuesday to mrs. Francesco Grippo of a mount Vernon n.y., Farmer. She was hurry ing Home so that he baby would be born in the unit a states As it stands the child is a subject of the sin if Italy since he parents not completed ? out their naturalization . Associated press Dole London june moves to Ward Franco British military co operation in any future emergency were authoritatively reported to have been made thursday by general Maxime Weygand inspector general of the French in talks with High British military officers. While disarmament and the Geneva i situation were understood to have highlights from the capital been discussed at length co opera Tion was said to have been the chief t0despite the fact that the French eneral brought Alung a staff of experts and despite the action of Walsh military authorities in Send a their chief lights to talk . Both governments continued to As Sert that Weygand s trip was nothing More than a vacation. Weather report from Slaff correspond Fri by Grant Dexter be less than two cents per Pound. Now the import Price is raised by three cents per Pound Between Onawa out., june 22. The j june 12 and december 15. 101 seven purse 4400. Claim for three year Olds and up foal 18 Dusty Miller Ivins free press Handl in meet at Polo j last pot or. Hoey in Canada. One mile and seventy Yards. Tea Jester 107 110j Early thursday sheriff p. S. Hughes of Newton said he had not Learned the identity of the Lynch crowd but that he plan Ned to Start a thorough investigation fourth s40q. Claim in Polly Flint Book Whittier Eunice Token j for three year Olds foaled Winnipeg City Council blamed for j wft5tern Canada. Five furlongs. Sunny Marcus of Nocun City i. A Page l7-Iclnncy 111 Dusty Miller French speaking people celebrate Belle 105i Hundredth 10 Axle cd Rev vote in a Orient of record. 20. Louise at. Manit nor univer Burty Kay j o eos Tver. a Lull l re Hub 102106 at once assisted by officers from nearby cities. The negro son Griggs was arrested tuesday night on charges at associating with a White woman Vag Rancy and keeping a disorderly playing with cigarette lighter costs Alberta child her life in fire Canadian press despatch St. Paul alta., june 22. Annie Berzansky four year old daughter of Julien Berzanski is dead As a result of playing with a cigarette lighter 101 104 House. The woman was arrested on in her father s barn. Charred re Mains of the child with the lighter Spring programme of order in Council tariffs on fruits and vegetables is be ing run off on schedule. Late in May the government put up the Tariff barriers against Straw berries Green onions and shallots radish spinach and cucumbers. In the last few Days the special prohibitive duties have been extended to include Brussels sprouts beets cauliflower Green peas tomatoes cabbage carrots apricots raspberries and Logan berries and cherries. Brussels sprouts Are dutiable ordinarily at 30 per cent., but by spec Ial order the import value of All imports Between May 27 and Jan. 20, is written up one cent per Pound. Beets Ore rated at 30 per cent. With a provision that bet Ween june and february 20, the duty must not be less than one cent per Pound. Now by special order the import Price Between june 1 and january 20 is increased by 2 cents per Pound. Cabbage rates 30 per cent., but in no Case less than one cent per Pound Between june 15 and january 31. Now the import Price is increased by cents per Pound from june 10 to february 15. Carrots rate 30 per cent., but not less than one cent per Pound from june 1 to february 28. Now the import Price is raised 2% cents per Pound Between june 16 and feb. 15. Apricots Are dutiable at 20 per cent., but not less than one cent per Pound Between june 15 and August 15. By order in Council the it. Simpson 42 import Price is boosted two cents per it Smith Pound As Between june 10 and August 10. At on raspberries and Logan berries rate j Kamloops -53 20 per cent., but not less than 3 cents Leonte per Pound Between june 1 and july 31. Now the government orders Banff the import Price boosted 3 cents per i Pound. Between june is and August 31. Scarl it runner a apprentice allowance. Post Timp race 3 Scratch time 8.30 Vagrancy charges. About 25 Miles from Newton j lying beside the wednesday. The body were cherries rate 20 per cent., but not cauliflower is rated at 30 per cent. I less than two cents a Pound Between i june and August. The import Price now is raised by 5 cents per Pound. Between june 12 and August 31. As the growing season advances them. To thursday. No mlle or hour ski Clear. Thur buy. 7 Benin erasure at . "2 minimum. 54 barometer. Ii in wind at 21 Miles Oer hour . .07 maximum hum Loitz. M. Minimum humidity. 36. Pressure is Hab Over Hudson Lake Region and on the Pacific coast and Low Over the Western provinces and Mackenzie River Valley and1 moderate disturbances Are also centred Quebec and on the Labrador coast. Scattered Shower occurred thursday in the Ern provinces and showers and Thunder storms Over Eastern Ontario. New Brunswick. It has been moderately warm Over the Ura Irle provinces Andi the Southern to portion of Ontario and astern Quebec while in. Other parts of Canada Mima Saskatoon _ 46 Moose jaw -48 2 resin i 44 80 Winnipeg 48 Kenora. 0 it. Arthur .s4 Cochrane 50 Moosonee 36 Hunts Lue m p. Sound 53 London 70 Toronto -----62 Kingston Ottawa Montreal ----60 Quebec .-----54 St. John 52 Halifax 52 Char lotto n w the weather continues my a Akla Vilc _ or. Rupert _ 44 Victoria Vancouver _ 38 be 66 76 76 50 64 Jasper Edmonton -31 med. Hat _. 56 is. Current _ 20 Battleford. 76 711 with a rider to the effect that be tween May 15 and october 31 the found j must not be less than cent per Pound. The latest order increased forecast s Western fair and warm robs Lily a few local Lake to fresh South of Tiv Anil crowd of men and women accosted the father managed to get Stock j the import Price Byno less than Jour j by i Ithem threw a rope around grls5s out of the barn taut it was not until i cents per Pound this to be effective duties Over West in i neck anal ordered the officers to drive j the Structure was a. Mass of flames from june to november to. I i Kynor and j winds Natl a Clouds and moderately i with local v ;