Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Winnipeg free press Friday june 22, 1934 radio programmes you will hear. Friday a description of a boat race Between freshmen Crews of Harvard and Yale universities battling it out on the thames River at new London. Connecticut. Fyr 7 45 . I f k. V i ago think whole hour of music and song on Maria s matinee with favourites of Abc s popular boat hour participating. Fyr. 1 it with us s Orch i or j Shor riin1 bread i Ove s old sect to sons Conrad Thibault and ensemble Iphis in . Tiny f Ety Octy loves my song or has Corm where my Loc lies dreaming. Muriel Wilson r Waltz i Blue her . Quarto tie Cricket an the Hearth Ross Wilson Rhyl in of the pad be Alieel _ and ensemble Medley from Deares enemy . I and orc. I a May ism Koa Kif. Vhf. Vuu. W1a.u Wal req Wenk wham web. Lopez Orch., Kyr. Woc. Tam. A May. Homers orc. Fyk a vent Koa wham. War. Kirbery Woc Tam a May Stern s Orch. A lev. Woc Tam. A May. Bavarian orchestra a vent. Voc. I Tam a May. Ted Black s Orch. Wham War. Lucas Orch., fyr a line. Crone s Orch. Fyr Weiss Koa. Avenue and runs Back to the Lane. The authority of the City will have to be secured to build Over the Lane and Back of the former free press building now the National Trust s Headquarters. Senate leaders Back Bills to ease farm debts Columbia networks lbs . Spotlight revue stoop Nagle and Budd. Prank Crumit. Parser pen Nelly Everett Marshall the 8 gentlemen trom Milwaukee and Victor Young s Orch., ski. Knox. Waco wbb Whas wow. And London isl Whas. . Waco. Meighen and Dandurand doth express approval of new legislation the town m. F. Hepburn Ontario s next Premier was once Bank clerk in Winnipeg Canadian press despatch Ottawa june to Whas. Waco. Colw. W1shm. Orch. Isl. Waco. Wow. Curb Rue Story programme. Knox. Isl wow. Whas. Earl nines Orch Waco. Wbb91. Sosnick s Orch Waco. Orch. Colw Whas wbb. Waco. Knox. The Stokis that did t get j s Orch. Wbb Waco. Edith Murras. Songs. Wbb isl. J enable Farmers to obtain a measure of Freedom for their debts was sent committee of the with the Blessing into print in connection with big lights races Golf tournament am work series games told by Thornton Fisher sportswriter and a Artoon St during the Abc or drier hour. Sport stories off the fyr. 5.45 . Fyr Bismarck 550 . Abc Breal fast crib. Crew rate Between he freshmen eight Virom new London. la n pm. Bulletins. Parade variety Musicale and weather. Favourites Joseph Gall Chio s Orch. And Side comedy. 10 a id music Ruth Lyon. Soprano Frederick Bittle. Baritone string honorable Archie comedy. And hour. . Matinee Lanny Ross. Maiv Lou and com and serenade. Clou tier s conceit Orch. Grever. Mexican composer in rental of her Oun . In Orche Senilla musical dra alter to f Knox. Orch wbb Waco. Other features to the banking Senate thursday of the leaders of the two major parties. When the two farm debt Bills received second Reading in the up per House thursday it. Hon. Arthur Meighen. Government Leader said they would relieve agriculture from the exacting demands of depression notices of the following deaths and funerals appear in today s free press Binns Klc Hardson Mary a. R. 80 Olive c. 26 Davidson j. So Robertson Deloli John s6 Frank k. Reggie Edith Thor Tarson Kellett j. B. Maria 30 Mccoll Walker Jane 83 Duncan wat Kuna f. Of 1 Ine and jail term Given. Offem Jek liquor act two convictions were registered in provincial police court thursday of magistrate h. H. Welsford against liquor control act offenders. Weiner Loesch. 470 Alexander Avenue who pleaded guilty to Selling liquor 11 i legally was sentenced to pay a Fine of and costs and serve two weeks in jail with the option of being a guest of governor Downie at head. Singly Lor two months in lieu of enriching the coffers of the provincial Treasury while in the Case of Bruce Munro 472 Alexander Avenue Chag de with the same offence the proceedings were stayed. Mrs. Irent Sorokowski. 882 Aber Deen Avenue who pleaded guilty to the illegal Purchase of liquor was find s50 and costs and Given the Al and were the most interesting and Ter native of losing her Freedom for Arthur Wright Tenor. Won. Shies . Wow. Variety show Norm j Leader said the plan would lament in a Long time. Hon. Raoul Dandurand Sisters. Sovereigns quartet ten Edwards. Buy Winkle and Arthur Jacobson. Went. Agnew s Orch. Won. Comedians. Win. Becker s dog Story. Knox. unto pc my re Riff Arjuna. A vow. Kemp s Orch win. Losers onus Knox. Prince ensemble went. And Abner. Won. Nuana s wow. Weeks1 Orr i .vli.s. Crazy Mountaineer Kif. Philistine. Kif. Cummins Orch. Win. A Vaie i orc. A line. Uon Ceri pm pert sri Murf. Cinch. Koa Man family Drilma. Kif. No the Reeds. Knox. Weems men the mount needs Tvola. Burton is Orch won. Joy s Orch. Knox. Agnew s Orch Paul pen Tarvis Orch Knox. Garrigan s Orch. Koa. Rapp s Orch. . Consequential legislation Belore Par Liberal give Hope to Many Farmers. There Woultz be few creditors who would not be Happy to take their Money. The Senate thursday gave third Reading to the meat and canned goods act. The act amending the Royal Canadian mounted police act and the act amending the special War Revenue act without any amendments were also passed. went. The amendment., to the shipping i _ to concurred in by the the Bill stands for third two months. She paid the Fine. Florists will provide Flowers Fob shut ins for the second year the florists Telegraph delivery is sponsoring shut in Day. Besides placing Flowers in All the wards of the hospitals the local members of the association Are arranging that every patient in the hospitals in greater Winnipeg and All those confined to the old folks Homes will have a Rose on sunday. June 24. The firms making this possible members of the florists Telegraph delivery association in Winnipeg. R b. Ormiston Sally s Florist. Are Broadway florists. A. And j. Hobbs i act were j Senate and j Reading. I Bank net was to permit the Banks to Advance leans i for the Purchase or fertilizer. I a Bill providing for the approx Ria j the Rosery Ltd. The Orchid florists i Tion of certain sums Money for j Victor l. Scott is chairman of the his majesty s service was introduce j local suit in Day committee. Cd by senator Meighen to Jeri at for 1934-i. Also Power taken to false ,.bv icelandic Twenty one years ago when the West was expanding rapidly and new towns were springing up in the Wake or track laying gangs the Canadian Bank of Commerce found it necessary to import a group of Young clerks from Eastern Canada to Stair the branches which were being opened up in the newly developed communities on the Prairies. Included in this group was a seventeen year old lad from St. Thomas ont., who in due course reported to the Western head office of the Bank at Winnipeg and awaited the supervisor s decision in re Gard to the nature of his dirtiest in Western Canada. The Western supervisor looked at the Young mans letter of introduction from Eastern Canada and read the name Mitchell f. Little did he realize that the youth who stood before him would some Day be Premier Canada s largest province. The shrewd Bank official however must have recognized in the Young clerk some of the Quali ties which later were to carry him to the highest Pinnacle in the poli tical affairs of his Home province. To some isolated Branch on the Prairies the Bank official issued instructions to have the St. Thomas clerk attached to the important main and Alexander Branch of the Bank in the responsible Post of Teller. For nearly a year the future Premier of Ontario remained in the main and Alexander Branch of the Bank taking in deposits from Thrifty North Winnipeg housewives and handing out change to main Street merchants. Although Hepburn s stay in Winnipeg was Short and time has dimmed the memory of the merchant clients of the Bank some of the older North end Busi with men Bis recall the cheery Teller infectious smile who instead of shipping Young Hepburn dearness. Handled their business through the cashier s wicket. As he was even then known to his intimates in the Bank had the faculty of making friends and keeping them. In the fall of 1913 the Bank transferred him to the port Stanley. Ontario Branch and Young Hepburn packed his bags for Eastern Canada. With his de parture Winnipeg May have lost a promising banker but Ontario gained a Premier the Ontario liberals a political Moses who has led them rut of a 39-year-old Wil electric Eye is shown in City for first time new device is applied to Public i advertising in t. Eaton store association. The Resolution asks that the list also contain the amount of Relief each person named receives. Webb believes Russia finances fun flon strike _ of loan a sum not exceeding a by Secl on Book by n.10 to j. Dance music by Berelc j for Public works and . Zito Orth. Musical mosaics. Orphan Annie. Stories Olf the Tii Ornton Fisher sportswriter and cartoonist. Melodies. Mem macs. Kvale s Orch. And glean. Guzic. And Tim . Benny. Myrv. Frank Parker and Jimmy grief s orchestra. Wallace Lopez Orch. Rogers or ii. Black r a Rah. Lucas1 Orch Crone s Orch. Cummins. Ted Weems Charlie i general expenses. Senator Meighen informed the Senate that this did works Bill. I Earl Burtnett. And Emil thavinh. Win. Maines isl Lee and ensemble. Kif. Carom Al or Kuna. Kif. River. Wow. Paul Pend air Rich win. Day is done. Knox. Court. Koa. Austin. Candy and Coco pm Island Serena cars isl. Loner s Orch. Isl. Sky Winnipeg 780 . Turc i Caron. Organist. . Lecture. Co operative conference. Silent 2 to 4. By George Schilling. Uncle Peter and the Peterkins. Programme. Bulletins and Pat comedy sketch. Adventure programme. Programme. Programme. Richardson s orchestra Olca Irwin and Collin bulletins weal Hei report. Programme. Davidson Baitone and Ena Clev so t. 10. Of Melody. Vida. Ilia Caddy. Tuition fees at Manitoba varsity will be reduced i not include the Public the Bill was Given third Reading. Sask. Radio therapist addresses convention on War on cancer lutheran Synod meeting will be held at Selkirk Cul Gury june is definitely recognized that the scope of radio therapeutic attack has so wid ened that it new embraces a very i Large percentage cd the total can cer or. Earl e. Shepley radio therapist for the Saskatchewan cancer commission of Saskatoon told delegates to the Canadian medical association thursday. His paper dealt with the advances made in the use of Radium As a therapeutic agent since its discovery in 1910. The annual meeting of the icelandic lutheran Synod will be held during the week end in the lutheran icelandic Church in Selkirk. Rev. K. K. Olafson of Seattle. Wash., president of the Synod arrived in the City thursday from foam Lake sask., where he visited the icelandic congregations. An interesting item of the coming meeting of the Synod will be the tuition fees at the University of Manitoba Are going to be reduced next term the amount being this decision was made by the Board lot governors at a meeting held wed because of late or. 1 mesday evening. Shepley said a Large percentage of i the fee for arts and science cases of cancer cannot be co Sld i first and second years will be from the viewpoint of curative i instead of the present fee. Following the loss of University funds there was a general and Sharp raising of fees against which there was stiff opposition. The affiliated col Leges however did not fall in line with the Advance made by the University. Attack. In those that have been Iven curative treatment procedures possibly not More than one third groups s palliative a matter Ops eve Tho Doe Sigurd Rev a Sigurdson Atner of Kev. Theodore Sigurdson died recently after serving for several years As minister of the Selkirk congregation and is now being succeeded by his son in the pastorate. Ministers of the icelandic lutheran communion from various parts of the country will attend the gathering and the new officers will be elected Friday evening. Many icelandic Lay men from Winnipeg will also go to Selkirk to attend various sessions of general interest. Arc cured. From these require this is Large number of importance because such pro i Medure reduces suffering even if cure. Or. Shepley oppose imports by China Shanghai China june View of the fact China s Adverse balance of Trade this year promises to run to the robot ilke Powers of the photo electric cell Are now being displayed in the men s shoe department on the. Main floor of the t. Eaton company s store. There for the first time in. Winnipeg this device is being applied to Public advertising. The electric As this feature has been called is used to operate a picture projection machine. On u screen which has been put up in the. Department an illustration of certain merchandise is thrown. A beam of Light streams from the electric Eye. Which is set near the top of a panel placed a Short distance away from the screen. When you Cross in front of the the and on the screen changes. Breaking the beam of Light establishes an electric Contact which operates the machine. The possibilities of the photo electric cell Are practically endless. Doors Glide open As a beam is broken Bells ring and machines Start operating. Headers of scientific articles Are familiar with prophesies of cities of the future having hidden lights representing Day Light which can be increased or diminished by a Rheostat. The circuit being controlled by a photo cell Street lamps will go on. Automatically at dusk and off again As soon As Daylight returns. The electric Eye is an interesting glimpse into such possibilities. It will be an attraction in the Eaton store for the coming week or so. Taxpayers threaten strike Calgary. June 22. A taxpayers strike unless City Alderman publish Cir. Winnipeg 1390 . And marmalade programme. X. Reo Orl meditations t. R. Gift fits rambles. The Asur Logist. Silent 1030 to noon Parade. Silent 2 to 6.30 lovers Corner. Parade. Or the Dav s markets. In Story land. Scores. Bulletins White Liend Soprano elem nor Edmond. Contralto Denny violinist. Ron Macdonnell Henry Scammel. Blues Singer neros Leon Zuckert s argentinian Orch Frank Taylor Bari tone Don Copeland and fiddlers three. Three graces. Bulletins. The astr Logist. J not effecting i explained. Rainfall in Winnipeg River District brings . Employees to hold j lakes Normal level annual saturday at least there is a great names and addresses of All Relief outcry in the country agans. Use of recipients is urged in a Resolution wires mayor of Northern town recommending deportation j of leaders convinced that leaders of the plan Plon miners strike Are communists financed by Buss la mayor Ralph Webb wired mayor Foster of the Northern Community from Ottawa thursday recommending their imme Diate deportation by the first boat from Churchill. His worship sincerely congratulated the flin Plon Council on its decision against any individual group or organization led by communist directors from Moscow. The sole object of these men he declared was to cause trouble and discontent among the people. All communistic agitators or workers United league followers should be deported he said. I have checked up Here the applications of mine workers of Canada and they Are communists or workers United the mayor stated. All you people should get together and clean the leaders out of flin flon. Get the provincial and Federal governments to Deal with them first so they cannot go elsewhere in the agitators Are not interested in the real welfare of the workers he maintained but in revolution blood shed and misery. The policy All Over Canada should be to get rid of the communistic organizations. If our people will Only say so in one voice. It can and will be Good workers could., get together with the company and solve their problems on an amicable basis. Fail ing settlement in this Way. There were special government dispute acts set imported articles of All kinds. Passed by the West end taxpayers up for the purpose of arbitration. Candlewick bedspreads National networks no . Abc i copious rainfall in the Winnipeg i River and Lake of the Woods Vater j shed in Ontario has brought lakes i and streams Back to Normal level banishing All threats of a Power fam Ine in Winnipeg River Hydro electric plants. This was the cheering news brought to Winnipeg thursday by Charles h. Attwood Deputy minister of natural resources and Industry following an Eastern trip. Lakes to the eastward Are brimming full. Or. Attwood reported. Already the replenishing effect of rainfall is noted in the level of Lake of the Woods. Water up in Lac Seul according to or. Attwood and the water is lapping among the tree trunks High above the former Shore line. I although Gratifying to the a greater number of entries than i Ever before in the inter departmental events for the annual Field Day of Canadian Pacific railway employees was reported by the sports commit tee at the meeting of the executive held in the Royal Alexandra hotel wednesday evening. The annual Field Day and Basket picnic is to be held on saturday Winnipeg Beach. Two special trains will leave at 10 . And 10.20 . Homeward bound trains Are timed for 6.40 . 8.05 . 8.25 ., 10.45 . And 11.05 . W. J. Lennox is general Cal run of the picnic committee and states that is needed now to make the picnic a big Success is weather. Trade Board committee plans for Rural visits s00__the first no Rater drama. Interests these higher water Levels Tam. Koa. A May. Wafaa. Ism. It was Learned have proved trouble Kif i some to the Canadian National rail i ivnhai4h wiv6 Lar ways in washing against right of Way wow. Baji Tomei a veer j embankments. Plans to promote a sympathetic Vuham. War i while in the East or. Attwood at i understanding of agricultural pro tended a meeting in Ottawa of the emblems were discussed tuesday at a Lake of the Woods control Board of meeting at Manitoba agricultural which he is a member. Let summer into your bedroom Benny. Mary Livingstone. Jimmy Grier s Orch. Fyr. Vat Woc. Tam. Koa. A May. Ism. Kif prank Slack s string symphony. Wham. War. N Andy. Went. A May. Koa. Wafaa. . It 15__gene comedy Uoc. I College sponsored by the agricultural the decision of the International Bureau Winnipeg Board of Trade. A special committee was formed for the purpose of arranging addresses by authoritative speakers on Agricula lure and organizing Rural visits to communities where Bureau members joint commission increasing the storage facilities of Rainy Lake and Namadan Lako the a lev River watershed draining into Lake of the Woods was interpreted by or. W Dodd s kidney pills Attwool As a Victory for Dominion my Manitoba interests. Negotiations on Post office could make contracts and inter change ideas on agricultural subjects. Premier Bracken was also present and spoke enthusiastically of the site conducted by said. I that business men become familiar u the nominations for the Transfer of the property on Garry Street Back the Post office Lane on which an addition will be built to the or Csc Post office building summer m. With Rural trying conditions in the Rains in Southwest banish i to remove livestock the Dominion postal authority. Land not by Edward Brown is sent of pains in southwestern Manitoba have banished the necessity of any of the pjs in 1 1 stomach stomach trouble. pins. Acid j or. Hamilton said thursday there was a demand by the Winnipeg Post office authorities in 1928 for a larger space in which to make deliveries of mall. And the property in question was sold to the government of can inn that year by the Prudential l1i insurance company of Canada for 580.000. R. T. Kelley acting for the insurance company. The frontage is so feet with Ity. Foul breath. Bart Taitch. Chari Jurn. Depth of .20 feet the plan to re and the use doctor s prescription Diouf to end Orl enrage site As of had la espied at present. The height of the acid ill in 11 min Vii like my 3 Davs or Money Back building " ill be tic demand a Riig Giss aunt tit ame As the pres hich faces Portage eczema rashes other skin troubles soothed healed by Zam Buk ointment Zam Buk medicinal soap 25c, cake. More livestock being moved out that part of the province for the time being Relief authorities announced. Thursday. But the grass growth in that area which until recently was the victim of a severe drought is not yet of any great extent. Arrangements for moving thous ands of head of cattle and horses from the Southwest have been made and will be continued in the event that another dry spell occurs in doing the Pood accomplished by re cent Rains. Possible damage by grass hoppers Alfo enters into the picture so far More than head of livestock have been shipped out to Green pastures. In connection with this disaster befell seven head of cattle which were killed by a train while being moved into the Spruce Woods Forest Reserve. Given year at hard labor on Oral blasphemy charge i Montreal. June Pilon. Found guilty of Oral Blits Phemy in j an address on the lives of the 1 Popes on dec. 13 last was thursday sentenced by or. Justice Charles a. Wilson Here to a year at hard labor i and ordered to put up a personal i Bond for his Sood Condric for a year or do another year in jail. Everyone is buying Candlewicke just now. Keep yours and colourful with sunlight s gentle suds what a gloriously fresh and modern appearance the new old fashioned Candlewick bedspreads Are giving to bedrooms their quaint hand tufting and fringes Are so Home a. The colours and Patr terns Are so bold and Gay and the grand thing is you Don t have to Iron them you can Wash them out in a Jiffy i sunlight s Billowy when dry j ust Brush out the Tufts with a Whis Broom. See How fresh and Clear the colours Are after washing in gentle cleansing nicer than new for sunlight is All pure soap and nothing else. Use sunlight for All your personal and household cot tons and linens. Its purity is your Protection. Lever Brothers limited soap makers by appointment to their excellencies the governor general and countess of bes Borough. Smoking your Mouth ;