Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 10, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 free press wednesday october 10, 1934 Austria danger Point of to Young men Europe says or. Bonneil talk to Young men s club when the Young men club commenced 1934-1935 season tuesday night at a dinner meeting with the president David Howard in the chair. Or j. S. Bonneil delivered the first address in a series on inter National politics which will cover the first half of the season s pro gramme. His subject was. A Bird s eve View of the International situation second address in Tjimis series Wil be Civin tuesday. Oct. 23. Under the of Pivot of Worl i politic referring briefly the As Assam Tion of Alixi incr of . Via on or. Bonneil Aid tha Ever since his visit to Austria there has been on lie nne Side. Italian troop. On the austrian Border mid. On the Ide of . Siam troop. . Hin Mussolini. It will most. Nate thins if no italian can be found tin. cause if t practically Milia ran Stop War t we ones. Nid tile speaker. In his Survey of the intern i in g Ive no it co22 for her Atli control use a life surer. Situation. Or. Bonneil declared that the danger Point of Europe today is no longer the polish corridor As it was a year ago. It is now Austria Pilsudski the dictator of Poland. Made an astute move in signing with Hitler of Germany a. Non aggressive pact for ten years. This has resulted in a remarkable increase in Goodwill Between Poland and Germany said the lecturer. Or. To Initia commented on the fact that he had seen Large parties of poles touring Germany. This helped to increase the spirit of understand Imi Between two Peoples in Austria however the situation is far worse than it was 12 months. Ago. On the one hand. Hitler s determination to build a huge Block of germanic Peoples in Central Europe has come into conflict with nationa.1 policies. Little Austria with her six millions i people is now Pawn on like International riles Board. Oil uni Side by Hitler. other Side by l steadily Riding toward sympathy with the German Ide of the dispute. Ii Rudent of intr nation Al relations would do to watch Austria said or. Bonneil. A real my 1.3 develop in Europe Nannary of ii Exi year a Ltd the plebiscite in the Sa-il1 District. Miller is determined to win it Lor the fatherland. Or Bunnel told u securing an in ropy of Hitler s life in Germany tills summer. And which the True the inn who makes pet Che. On peace or i he Niu who wrote a glorification of War is his . The speaker i. Convinced . Prance is not destined to Albect Karo Pean politics with Power that Germain will a ruinuiu1 the Lormor receding in strength and population the steadily in both. Tell ill of firn in i Orient. Or. Bon it la declared it Liel dial Man Ihu kno and thu occupied Section of North China had Perma Nicil by passed into the japanese Empire Anci to see How Britain could have done other than she did wider. A. Stood unsupported ill the Oriental trims months ago. Tile Advent of Russia the league of nation and her abandon ment of her sol Ini posed quarantine is an event o International import Ance and on ill to mean not a Little Lor world Peai to. The danger of a Between a id Japan a. Very Ireat months aug. But Russia s air armament Lias so rapidly that Japan today before attacking. Is Knyfd the agreement recently effected Between Russia and Japan in the Eastern has greatly the situation too. In com it Islon. Or. Bonneil pointed out that the present world rnai. With menacing threat of inter National peace a Challenge to the .1. S. Ii Onku. Who save in interesting Survey of thei Pri sync situation idea Kim i Westminster Young men s club Cui Izier meeting Oil tiles a Clay. Christian Church to for Jet their Dif i Ferencek and to initiate at once mighty crusade for the advancement of the principles of the Prince of it was announced at the meeting Ithal or. Bonneil would a e in the auditorium of Westminster can Racli on oct. 25. On the subject Adolf file German Revo i Rev. Douglas macintosh. To or. Bonneil. Was elected an Hon ornery vice president of tile club. George Schroeoler. De. Forest. Cecil Broadhurst. Herbert Sadler Hunt a ind David Liddell provided the en-1 Erta imnet. I Council to be held next week when it is expected his successor will Tae appointed. Or. Schollie. Who for Many years Hasi been in the employ of the Canadian Pacific railway at the Weston shops As a machinist has been promoted to the position of assistant machine shop Foreman hence his resignation As Secretary of the trades and labor Council. Two 11kl1 in connection with tampering with Cak two Regina sask., one of whom is said to be wanted on a shop breaking and theft charge were arrested by Winnipeg police Over the week end when they were caught in the act of tampering with an automobile in the North end of the City. The pair gave their names As Robert Kennedy and Robert Martin the latter being wanted in Regina for the shop breaking charge. Both were arraigned before Magis trate George Richards in City police court tuesday morning and were remanded until oct. 11 without election or plea. 1srea1 prices Alle increased Chiloi Short Winnipeg tuesday bread prices throughout Winni Peg were increased tuesday by one cent a loaf. Tile is aimed to improve conditions in the tank ing Industry. In stores the one Pound unwrap Ped loaf is Selling at five cents while from delivery wagons it is six cents. Wrapped bread is six cents at the stores and seven cents delivered. The increased orioles were the result of efforts of the retail merchants association to bring Bak ers Chain and department stores and Independent merchants in agree ment with the idea of alleviating part of the distress in the baking Mclau Irv. As Queen Mary launched liner photo shows Queen Mary and King George launching the giant new Cunard liner named Queen Mary before people at Clydebank Scotland. The town notices of the following deaths appear in today s free press Clims. .1. J. . Mrs. T Helmer i Anil Risin. Anilia . 1 Murris. Of Lizard or. Ini Erin t. unfilled Hole in the Road along Side the at Mcgregor Street j and Stella Avenue is Lei Lared to have j been the cause of a fatal Accident. July 6, according to a statement of claim filed in court of King s Bench tuesday on behalf of William Kissick j states talk of poor business should not be heard at present there should not be talk of poor business until every phase of improving business has been considered and Effort expended to increase Busi Ness. Business throughout the continent surfers pretty generally from the same merchandising errors which could be considerably remedied was the opinion of h. L. Buisch of Day ton. Ohio speaking co the Kovanis luncheon meeting tuesday at the Royal Alexandra hotel. Or. Buisch s subject was modern merchandising he ill i rated common errors in too Little ioca.1 advertising too Little co ordination of the advertising done with salesmanship too much Price nut enough Quality. He recommended advertising Quality merchandise at a fair Price sound honest values creating incentive to better salesmanship salesmen s educational programme giving the Public the Opportunity Anci incentive to buy Quality merchandise study needs and requirements of the Public emphasize Quality rather than Price. It is necessary to co ordinate the human element that is salesmanship with advertising in order to promote better business he believed. Many attend funeral of mrs. C. Drewry at St. John s Cathedral six nephews were the Active pall bearers at the funeral of mrs. Charles Drewry which was held tuesday after noon a service largely attended by friends of the family with relatives being held in St. John s Cathedral where Canon Murray officiated assisted by the clergy of the Cathedral. Burial was made in. The family plot in. The Cathedral graveyard. Many Beautiful Flowers rested on the casket and covered the graveside. The pall bearers were honorary or. Spurgeon Campbell or. E. W. Montgomery c. D. Shepard j. B. Coyne k.c., b. G. Carnegie and d. N. Stevens Active Corbet Drewry r. Paterson j. Paterson h. Malcolmson Charles code and Robert Machray. Thomson s funeral Chapel had charge of the arrangements. A private service was held at the Home of mrs. Drewry s brother George a. Malcolmson 1 St. John s Avenue at 2.30 o clock for members of the family Canon Murray officiating. Mrs. Drewry who was 55 years of age. Died sunday evening at her Resi Dence suite in the fort Garry hotel. 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J Schollie resigns Post As Secretary of Council George Schollie Secretary of the Winnipeg trades and labor Council tendered his resignation to the executive committee of that body at a meeting held in the labor Temple monday evening. This will be considered at the general meeting of mrs Mary Barmby of Sturgeon Creek Dies after this revolute scrote 17 letters due to Midi amazing performances As this people All Over i he wired. Are now cast ing aside their previous peas fluid carrying this marvelous non writing invention Dol Ais d Martini the author. Filled Bis Parker vac Matic and it wrote the Marble a Story soon to appear. In addition he wrote 17 letters before tie pen became empty. Don t think that or. Martini s pen is any different from the Parker vac Matic that Yon can obtain at any Good department Tore jeweler or stationer. To is not. He received his pen last Christmas from some thoughtful person who went out Ami got this new creation just As you can do today. 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Address dept. Mrs. Mary Barmby. 74, died sunday evening at her Home ,753 Ronald Street Sturgeon Creek following a lengthy illness. Born in Preston county. Ontario she came West with her father when quite Young settling in the Portage la Prairie District. In 1897 she mar ried Timothy Barmby and after a few years homesteading in the West came to Sturgeon Creek 25 years ago and had lived there Ever since. She was one of the first members of the Sturgeon Creek methodist Church later her husband in 1925. Surviving Are two children a son Arthur and a daughter. Grace both residing in the to strict. The funeral will be held today at 4 o clock from the Mordue bras funeral Home. Services will be con ducted by Rev. W. L. T. Pattes ii. Pastor of Sturgeon Creek United Church. Mrs. A. W. Trickey is buried or. Bonnell conducts services the funeral of mrs. A. W. Trickey a direct descendant of one of the lord. Selkirk settlers was held tuesday afternoon. Many friends and rela Tives attended the services which were conducted by or. J. S. Bonneil. Pastor of Westminster Church in the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home. Mrs. Trickey died Early sunday morning at her residence 1184 worse Ley Avenue following a lengthy ill Ness in her 44th year. An Active worker in Many women s organizations she had been a. Devout worker in Westminster Church Ever since taking up residence in Winni Peg years ago until her illness. She had been a member of Queen. Esther Lodge no. 2 of the Bebek ails and also was interested in the pm Blado auxiliary and of the Community club of Victoria Beach. Surviving besides her husband a locally prominent builder is one daughter Helen Alberta aged 8 years a sister mrs. J. W. Gunn of Transcona and live Brothers James b Sutherland John h. Sutherland and d. L. Sutherland allot summer land . And a. D. Sutherland and w. H. Sutherland both f Winnipeg. Burial was made in the family plot at old Kildo iian cemetery. The pall bearers were Douglas and Harold Sutherland Brothers of mrs. Trickey Glen Sutherland Hugh Sutherland boy Gunn and Jim. Sutherland nephews. A d. Mcnaughton Well known Pioneer of City Dies William Daniel Mcnaughton. 56, of 453 Quappelle Avenue died in general Hof Spital. Saturday. Or. Mcnaughton a resident of Manitoba for the past forty years had been employed by the Gauvin Gentzel company us a Salesman. R. L. My of Winnipeg is a brother. The funeral was held tuesday after noon at 3.30 o clock from Mordue Bros funeral Home and burial was made in she military plot at Brook Side cemetery. Mrs. A. Edwards. Former resident of Winnipeg Dies n-48, mrs. Annie Elizabeth Edwards a former resident of Winnipeg died at her Home at Sooke near Victoria ., thursday oct. 4. After a protracted illness. In her 75th year. Mrs. Edward left this City six years ago to live on Vancouver Island and had been a resident of Sooke. A suburb of Victoria since that time. 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