Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 26, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Thermometer free a Russ heading 7.-hi ., Lune ., Juiia o _ ., tune ., i inc 2f, pm full leu. Or meteorological of report see one. It Nita vol so. 00 . Steady temperatures Sun 4.20 Sun sets 20.41. Moon rises 20.51 Moon sets 3.8. Winnipeg tuesday june 26, 1934 Price 5c per copy edition Ruith comic Loc. 22 pages h trouble persists against Brownlee opens Vivian Macmillan tells Story of her relations with Alberta Premier com m8t Twenty two year old stenographer gives detailed investigations in form of evidence in testifying in her civil action against j government Leader for unstated on i witness stand for nearly three hours. Lloyd George fights fire press despatch by George Finlay Royal commission names of number of Quebec manufacturers inquired into revealed monday , alta., i quiet and even void. I Canadian press despatch h h i in i void snows miss Vivian i Ott Awili Joule 26. Revelation of Lor Neaily three hours monday told the of eight shoo maniac Wii i Premier of Alberta. Turer ii u cloth log contractors and 16 clothing manufacturers an l Ivy 1" supreme court the gated chiefly a Quebec province was Rulilo the Small town of Edson to take a Blini a made by the parliamentary Price then a position in a Rover Merit of j ice under spearts probe monday. It Learned monday the com Premier the Duel in a i Ivil action Stiina i or unstated damages. Plain in her Tiiu ment of claim filed nine he charged or. Brown Lee with reduction. Under direct examination of Neil mad can Chi a of counsel uie Var old All and slim and look i several years store of with the his none. At. His office in Ichii Stative buildings and in he Ern rent car which he roads away from the was Mittee will Guthrie tells commons quiet not restored at Kingston for 18 months minister of Justice states Warden Mcgloughlin re signed ten Days ago after being warned changes in prison management were contemplated Woods Worth Calls for Independent and impartial investigation of Penitentiary conditions. Canadian press despatch Ottawa june reporting on conditions at Kingston Penitentiary monday night in the House of commons Hon. Hugh Guthrie minister of Justice said that i or the past 18 Mouths "1 am sorry to say. Quiet Lias not been restored in King Ston Warden b. Mcgloughlin. Who was appointed following the 1932 riots resigned 10 Days ago or. Guthrie stated after being warned that changes in the prison management were contemplated. Ever since Meh in Uteri answer David Lloyd George War time Premier of England seen on his estate in court Surrey England continue work after the Joe Udea soldiers from Aldershot Barracks in conquering one of the largest Heath fires in the District. Close of the parliamentary session in i the present drought held to be largely responsible for the extent the fire. I the form Royal commission. A j f report to the House containing recommendation to that effect believed in preparation. Penitentiary or. Guthry e said. There were several threatening incidents climaxed by the fire of which caused damage of minister said the fire had Beer to . I viands inquiry Hepburn planning to up Marl to he under his Snell a i Loki a l a l l i i 1 to do under Nis Sacii. Tindiii2 shop labor and breaches miss Macmillan continued. He j of the minimum wage Law prevailing v seemed to be play my Wita me like a in some of the investigated firms. F f j. I Ness. It. Would mean her unless 1 would give in to Belle cd a preparation. No other no told me he could not go on Majot recommendation expected Premier of the province without my j irom be it time told her companionship and love she added., at sltting5 of the inquiry last week a report of gov issued reveals investigation he said she told the court without me his Home life would be ruined it would cause his wife death. Erna Cut auditors now the result of Uzeir sip Toltsi n efforts made to break cat plays with a mouse. 1 could t her unhappy relations Stop Point out with him his flu Berta Overn once was too Strong. During the various occasions she had attempted to break their rela he Premier she said. Had Thi a Heaed she would lose her Posi old the court. He Hau Tion m the office o the attorney life unhappy general. He had pushed her out of 1 rom a country drive when she had sought her Freedom from his Prsir bad his Home his wife a a Semi invalid and they Hon not shared to a same room for Mart years. If his wife pregnant again. Or. Bro told said the wit an examination of the books of the Cooper clothing company and. Rohulick and sons limited showed the cheapest line of garments being let out on contract to b. Blumen Thal. Blumenthal contracts Over a wide area delivering materials Cut making to farmhouses and Hepburn. The 37-year-old Elgin in some cases using sub contractors county Farmer who will be Premier number of farms ir., of Ontario in a week or ten Days will Canadian press despatch Atli Iii. Lune 26. Mitchell f. The Vicinity of St. Amable St. To starve out lieutenant she. Too. A hid work was found being pc formed in governor h. A. Bruce he Auno faced column Hitler Rule held at end with dictatorship near j f houses other contractors there monday. P. L Amoureaux m. Molo p. Hebert i i and. Buss in. J Buck attorney general and Duncan. Marshall agriculture. J in All probability the Premier will take Over the Treasury. All appointments made during the last year by the Henry commission will be reviewed and the majority of the men dismissed. I the toll Gate system in relation to the liquor commission will be the Bill speedy Siudy consideration by special Ottawa committee May be completed today commons group parts one and two of measure Tri Pri dependent and impartial investigation of the Penitentiary and declared that at the convicts were being returned from work and when they would be using taps at the Wash basins. a result ithe water pressure was reduced to about 50 per cent of Normal and help i had to be summoned from the Ston fire department. Lleve d the people All Over Canada believed the time had come when departmental investigations were not enough. Or. Woodsworth read at length from a letter written by a member appointed temporary the riots of oct. 17. 1 j tons in the Penitentiary. Served until june 15 last during which he had had a rather Desper in the Penitentiary were not learning any kind of a Trade while there. It Hepburn government will pass first investigation made. Others will the following cases were observed i Chorley Park the gubernatorial Man Ion in Rosedale. Toronto the in the country districts visited 1. Four women with husbands helping at night making men pants for l Amoureaux at 60 cents per see Page column one of Chancellor Vav York. Junr 26.-the new York por. R. The three copyrighted or Trees by steel said Mon Baron Cay that Adoll Hitler Rule of Ger has Home Login end and tlr1 Gaz civic vill be Suc Eccl to by a military . S Elf seven Steps in if a Hohenzollern executive Power will Premier elect told newspapermen Here monday in an interview. I think he will he said referring to lieutenant governor Bruce and the work will be turned Over to the chief there nothing personal in this said the Liberal Leader highest personal Admira Tion for the lieutenant governor i have More sympathy for the Man struggling to keep his head above water.1 there might be technicalities it there a i j you n i have the Purchase by the Hydro commission of the Dominion Power and trans Mission company of Hamilton and the Madawaska Deal. General w. C. Noxon in Lon Don salary will be with drawn. What Howard Ferguson Over there for and Why have we Trade supernumerary employees at Queen Park will be dismissed. Deputy ministers who took partisan views will stronger than be Ivo weeks a Cal ruler will hold his grip Czar of the Ruhr and Rhine steel the name a Nom de plume was for several years economic adviser abroad for the German ministry of economics. He served a Mem Ber of the prussian diet and later Occam private Secretary to the presi Dent of the Reich Bank. Hjalmar Schacht. On the Day Hitler was a there will be commission with. _ to i position. Overcome in getting rid of the lungs1 steel and Power Little son of or. And mrs. Said the Premier elect with a smile breaking across his face. Economy will be the watchword of the new regime. Or. Hepburn predicted and i will keep every Promise i made during the he said a session of the Legisla a one Man Hydro a non portfolio Angus Hay victim of tragedy rial despatch to the free p Man. June 27. In press Ottawa june 26. Consideration by the special , of the House of commons of Trie new fran Chise act will probably be completed today if the rate of Progress made monday maintained. Monday of i Ter noon under the chairmanship of Hon. Hugh Guthrie minister of jus Tice the committee covered part one and part two of the Bill accepting it j with a few amendments. Of penitentiaries no recommend Sec tag Mceven column torte monster arson Ming smashed according to Chicago police exhaustive rules for the guidance of enumerators Are contained in part j to. Representations to the com associated press despatch Usu. A me _ a Fin e t Mittee on the necessity of ensuring Chicago june 26.-the states at that in Urban Ridings these office with it persons one tors Call at the Homes of electors woman in custody monday night convenient hours were heard from a number of Montreal members. Com plaint was voiced that enumerators would Call Only and if the re business of the ring according to the investigators who said other arrests were impending. Three of the four held arc insurance adjusters. The insurance arson plot t convenient hours were heard from a j claimed to have unearthed a huge i Racket which has flourished with Ici Aimea defraud. Hard said the fire _ officials companies of about aiding the state attorney j finding a merchant in the liquor control were not at Home his name see Paje six column one j was omitted from the list. The committee took care of this by ing insurance financial Ture would be held soon after july one of the most pitiful tragedies eve 115 if prime minister r. B. Bennett to strike this Northern town Little pointed Chancellor. Steel was arrested and sent to a concentration Camp. He Mousie headed Naron Hay four year escaped made his Way to England., of gon of or mrs hav months then to the United states. He has. Of economic and contributed to several United states magazines. Save to slay Hmidi Burg Willi Uii Isburg Han born. Jame grandsons or one of the himself will to made Regent president. "5. Franz von Papen or Prince or who expect nazi ism to Wane in Germany Are living in false Hope Rudolf Hess minister without Ger inn portfolio said in Hermann j monday in which an he address Here attacked the Celsor. A. If Hitler made president exp act Tive Power will be Vertex in thei become Chan j elements formerly powerful among i the Rhineland working class. If Chancellor Hitler had not saved insisted on discontinuing direct Relief it would be a business session without frills. The Drc Mier elect came to Ottawa his death by drowning monday to get gome fatherly advice from the Dominion Liberal Leader . Hon. Mackenzie King on Cabinet making and politics generally. They conferred met afternoon. The Little Chap was last seen alive gaily playing with his friends on see tape seven column three news of the Day survivor of drowning tragedy near it Mil. Alfred e. Mclarnon popular winnipeg1 sportsman. To his death. Page 2. Lord or Oral f letters say King George was vent tvs pyjamas when he Gena Telegram to Czar. Aug. 1, 9. Bills of Telegraph and Srnic of to be dropped. Hon. House of commons. . Parley accompanied by rumours of increasing forces Stevenson slip. Sometime Between 4 and 5 They decided to go Home. They wanted Naron to come with them. But he was having such it Good time that he did not want to go. They left and he continued playing. Not for some time was he discovered to be missing. His parents waited for him to come to supper. He failed to appear. They grew anxious and sought Aid in organizing a search. Friends combed the area where the Little fellow was last seen he was nowhere. Finally after a considerable length of time oc.2 of his chums the Little son of John Fleming saw what he thought might be a body floating on the water. It that of Naron Hay. Artificial respiration was applied immediately the child was past saving. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. J. M the c Ana Clian priss Cahl . June preliminary or accepts offer of naval talks Between great Britain j it Stanfard uni i the United states remained at a Page 11. I standstill monday while hints of re futures prices at the close mint. Of Paris 0 of possible United states i0 j acquiescence in temporary supreme Lime. Hovd accepts r of ninth Filo v it. Cap fort a. Lov. Small be feature of Stock i penalized by life by boy scout it Liivik info j--.4 the fire Trust police said expand difficulties the arsonists conspired i edits activities to extortion and him to Burn his store and . Aerators Call More than once if necessary that they shall leave the _ necessary application form at the u customers after they Fol. I collected insurance on their burned the insurance Money. Confessions have been obtained in. Home these to be delivered to the fires by address of the enumerators by was the elector in person. A Compromise Between what a voter Rural poll on election Day 1f car believed name does not appear on the 1 Ings was reached to take care of those Rural constituencies whose rejected by the Over an hour monday afternoon in a room High in the parliament build Ings what passed Between them remained a secret. The Ontario Liberal Leader made the following announcements three members of the incoming Cabinet Are certain Harry Nixon provincial Secretary Arthur Roe names have been j Rural enumerator Mercator refuse to include the name of a Rural elector that elector May now appear before the enumerator acting a revising officer and witnessed by two other electors make affidavit to his qualifications. The Ontis then of establishing his Dis qualification would lie with the enumerator when the Case Carne be fore the District or county court judge on Appeal. 100 additional blazes. Sergt. Thomas Kelly of the states attorney police. In memory of the late Harry Sifton a director of the Winnipeg free press company limited the flags on the free press building Are flying at half Mast today and will re main so until the Day of the funeral in Toronto. Carrying Mahatma Welcome played Canadian press Cable Poona India june 26. A boy scout band saved the life of the Mahatma Gandhi Here Friday by blaring Forth a Welcome to an Auto Mobile in which it was believed. Gandhi was Riding. A bomb wrecked the car injuring seven of the Mahatma supporters Gandhi i himself was not a passenger. Police said the bomb was thrown exist the scout band started to play a Welcome to the political Leader. It was a Case of mistaken identity. Gandhi who recently announce d he would travel no More in automobiles arrived five minutes after the explosion in another car. During his tour of India the Mahatma was several times stoned j expenditures f or fiscal year he Rode through cities and towns until he announced he would continue thu speaking trip on foot. But his idea of following the example of Buddah was soon Given zip. I the authorities announced they had arrested live men in connect i said an investigation was under to determine if the ring was responsible for fires in which three persons lost their lives. That extortion and kidnapping was Stock in Trade with the mob was revealed in one confession says Central Bank Gold reserves will total should an enu police said that cleared up a 000 mystery Loop fire in 1931. The confession . That Thi insurance collected by the owner and that after the gang obtained its regular fee it the customer and took the major portion of the in Ransom. The investigation was shielded in secrecy hut when attorneys sought to free six of the 12 held Corpus proceedings Crowley told chief Justice Philip j. Finnegan these prisoners Are being held in connection with one of the biggest rings of criminals Ever investigated by the state attorney fires made to order was the nearly Over Revenue press despatch Ottawa. June Bank of Lanada will have about in Gold reserves if Gold remains at i a _ it the confession said that there was its present value according to the in non Ranii Propri the fio ures submitted to the House of monday by Hon. Ian Mac Kenzie lib., Vancouver this would give the Bank facilities to in crease the credits available in can a would receive in Gold now held against the cur Rency by the minister of finance. At present prices of Gold this would be Worth about it would also take Over from the chartered Banks about Worth of under the flexible provision of 25 per cent metallic coverage one can imagine the Power of expansion Given i he declared. Provide for trusts to pay five weather report per cent income tax Tion with monday bombing. Washington. June end of i Canadian Tress despatch Ottawa. June for i the fiscal year a week away will find the collection of five per cent in old issues Are a j Price act for great Britain filled the air. Trading a Njie. The delegates Are marking i time Washington studying the de in one of dullest sessions in h. District men coif at Pine Ridge on wed e 16. cards. Pas 16. Jim inv of Esarins title astr Lia Pace 17, s Are Small on Wall tailed British proposals put Forward last week. Norman Davis Ambas awaiting the reaction to the exploratory proposals. He in constant touch with president Franklin d. Roosevelt. Hints were heard from unofficial sources that the United states May be inclined to allow Britain to regain naval supremacy for the time being pending her own economic recovery. In any event Europe entertains a diminishing Hope for the Success of Surprise win Over to talks and from various sources it Yok giants score second. Straight Over St. Louis world wrestling Over Browning. Second test match. Public tribute paid to memory of Kerry Sifton by Western newspapers. 2. Hum. Moire games boxing trials Florence. 2. this i6 prof f c Walker of . die subsidy voted o. Roy life while harder., s. Be gathered that expansion in navies and air forces May be regarded imminent. It merely a question of deciding the total sum to be ear marked and. Apportion ate of this Monir the various services so can be Learned. Attorney charges deliberate efforts to wreck concern highlights from the capital associated press Cable Hardman tenn., june 26. The Harriman hosiery Mills whose Blue Eagle was taken away by the Aba last april for alleged violation of the o hosiery code monday closed its Plant and three 653 employees out of work. At the same time t. Asbury Wright jr., attorney for the Mills released a letter written to administrator Hugh. Johnson which charged that we Are convinced that through Boycott ing and every other Means at your disposal you have set out to Wrecke this we would like to Wright further wrote Johnson if the Blue the property of the Law Abid ing citizen of the United states or it a plaything to be held Over the the French Are credited with the Heads o honorable and decent Era intention when it comes their turn players a Cudgel to browbeat Ani to speak shortly of denouncing the to French Washington treaty and demanding i Paity not Only with Italy ?.s under swimming at Fri treaty Italy and Germany combined. Bulldoze them into surrendering their institutional rights for the Benefit of outside whose Only Pur special despatch to the Frie 1 from staff correspondent by Grant Dexter. Ottawa out., june 26. Mitchell Hepburn Premier elect of Ontario talking about old times in Western Canada monday revealed thai Winnipeg and the West has a More per manent claim upon him than the fact that he was for a time a cashier in the Bank of Commerce there. Or. a notable tendency to drop the nickname by which he has been known on parliament Hill since part of his education to thai Winnipeg Public schools. He finished his Public school education in the Alex Andra school and proud of it. In fact it was while in the West that he absorbed most of the Back ground that has made him a con firmed advocate of Low Tariff a be Lief which survived the new zealand butter ordeal of 1930 unscathed. Commenting. Monday on the recent general election he remarked that his the . Government expenses exceeding its income by nearly Treasury officials made this Esti i mate monday on the basis of latest Revenue and disbursement figures which they expect will not be altered materially by the developments of the week. Monday regular statement of the government accounts showed a deficit of and the Public debt standing at or More than when the fiscal year1 began. The new figures were at wide Vari Ance with the estimates made by president Roosevelt in transmitting the annual budget message to con Gress in january. At that time wishing to cover All possible contingencies he forecast a week ends at Home on the Hepburn deficit of and a total farm near St. Thomas. He believes that Farmers who succeed in politics Tariff distinct from the first Brand. The Tariff was made an Issue in the Campaign by Federal conservatives and he welcomed it. At practically All of his meetings he dealt with the Tariff avowed him self an out and out opponent of High Tariff and invited those who disagreed with him to vote conservative. On the personal Side or. Hepburn that he will follow the Bennett precedent of taking up his residence in a hotel. He has booked rooms in a prominent hostelry at Toronto and will plan to spend his come tax from private trusts set up in Canada for the Benefit of non residents were placed in the Amend ments to the. Income War tax act which were finally passed through the House of commons monday night. All clauses in the income tax Mea sure had been passed previously some question arose Over the Taxa Tion of these private trusts. Prime minister b. B. Bennett told the House that a. Delegation of representatives of those who hold these trusts had conferred with the income tax Branch and agreed that income from these trusts could reasonably be taxed. Providing there was a. Provision to guard against duplication of the tax. Sunday 7 To monday t . Temperature at 7 58 maximum. 70 minimum. Barometer. 30.02 North Nail. Wind it five Miles per hour fkr Cloudy. Monday 7 To monday 1 Temperature at 7 70 maximum ;