Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 16, 1937, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday april 16. 1937. Page seven. Now brings gloom to anti pest forces As tag Day nears Snow Wlinich covered the Winni area tuesday night and wed Corning. The forecast from Headquarters anti Mosquito Cam thursday that the prec pita will probably assist Only too i the development of this year s crop. Need for considerable w l. Alexander of the anti Mosquito tag t which will be held saturday the belief that according otes Fot indications the Mosquito Soce will be fairly serious this a plenty of ammunition in the Fri of Oil will be required he Isi ased if the pest Ferous insects to be routed. Renin 250 to 300 girls and women volunteered their ser for the tag Day in Winnipeg Eif or. Alexander reported i captains of tagging squads com i nine ten women each include Dames h. E. Mills j. H. Cath 1 5 r. B. Fotheringham e. W Maruish c. S Landon a. J i n. J. Vadeboncoeur w. A Igi Wasdell. E. A. Gilliat c i Farrington misses Doreen Darra m. Knapp Betty Mcqueen mob. Snary. M. Warnicker and s Goodman. Miss Goodman will b a charge of taggers who will can ass citizens along main Street from Portage Avenue to redwooi3 will commence at 7.3 and will begin to taper of bout noon. It is expected All Boxe i ill be in by about 4 o clock i Lernon. Transportation has Beer provided for the taggers and la Day Headquarters will be in the building Corner main Stree and notre Dame Avenue East. Besides the tag Day in the cd it boards of Trade in St. Vital s Jsmes East Kildonan and Wes Kildonan who Are working wit he anti Mosquito Campaign will conduct tag Days in their respective districts. In Norwood mrs. George Mclean has organized a team of Aggers. While some ditching which is on soldered the final solution to Winnipeg s Mosquito problem has ready been done there will be no itching undertaken until the work f oiling has been completed. Tag a officials express the Hope that he City will yet take Over the Job i ditching for drainage purposes. Boy and two men sent to Hospital As mishap results a series of accidents in different parts of the City wednesday eve Ning sent three persons to Hospital to of whom received severe in uries. Tike no chances who Viz Way tooth pastes ill certainly use Forhan s from now on get double Protection . N this you Demist will Tell you that to keep Totth White and spa i Jug Gums must firm Axl healthy., too. To do both rial Teeth Yuad safeguard eminent a Rerabek at the profession created a Ortun s tooth paste. Tom you Brush your Teeth with Fly Massage k gently into tic just As dentists advise. Note j we h stimulates the Bow clean fresh your whole Roodi Fefa vein s costs no than most Nyji utry tooth pastes. Start Orhan s today. Formula of r. J. Forham , Vincent Frost 25, of 3, 267 Simcoe Street was admitted to general he Spital shortly before 9 . In a unconscious condition after he lad fallen off a bicycle at the Corner of main Street and Bannatyne ave nue. His injuries included abrasions to the left Side and face the left wrist and left knee and possible fracture of the Skull. His condition thursday was reported As he spent a Good night. When he jumped off a moving westbound freight train in the Yards a Short distance East of Higgins Avenue about 8.30 ., Eric 46, 368 notre Dame Avenue suffered a. Fracture to the left knee and abrasions to the left Side of his face. He was. Conveyed to the general Hospital by police ambulance. Tony Dacquisto 11, of 249 Patrick Street also received a shaking up when his bicycle crashed into a truck As he was proceeding South on Sherbrook Street about 4.30 . After treatment at general Hospital for injuries to his left Eye he was allowed to go Home. Say Canada first principle must not be dropped the attitude of the native sons of Canada in respect to the Domin Ion s foreign policy was set out by r. W. Carr National president at a dinner meeting of Assembly no. 179 in their clubroom wednes Day. I thei a Are he said who say that Canada must Back the in a War of any and he asked what then shall our policy is Only one he continued. According to our plat form Canada must not become involved in War unless her vital interests Are at slake. Furrier workers organize known As the Manitoba fur employees association with Headquarters at 216 Avenue building an organization which according to a statement to the press has a membership of 160, has been formed by fur workers employed in the retail shops of the w. Cohen fur com Pany Toronto fur company a. And m. Hurtig fur company Delaney fur company and the retail fur manufacturing concerns of e. Reich and company and the Neaman fur company the statement from the new organization Points out that its Mem Bers through their Union have arranged collective agreements with the employers of their firms that Are entirely satisfactory to both parties. Collective it is said is established in the shops in the truest sense of the two More shops Are being negotiated and it is said that if this is accomplished the membership will stand at 200. We now have absolute peace and Harmony in our Industry As far As we the workers of the above mentioned shops Are the statement Points out shops men it is said in the statement Are always employing from 65 per cent to 75" per cent of the real fur workers of in a statement also. Issued to the press by the Winnipeg fur work ers Union it is pointed out new organization recognized by the Winnipeg and District trades and labor Council As a Union. It is regarded says the state ment by the Council As a company Union established with the Aid of the employers with the sole objective of preventing the establish ment of a real Trade Union and real collective bargaining in fur plants. Publicity Harry Martin Organiza Tion Holly Blane Resolution Jim Forbes advisory Murray Croll col. D. W. W. Revie to m. Cooper Walter Mccaskill l. A. Regnier Gordon Pollon George Foures general executive Jack Hayne o. Mcneely David Graham Harry uster Jack Reid Walter Bel Yea Norman Bergman Leroy Barry Ernie Bartch Walter Watt Mel. Pierce. Blackmore s views Young liberals elect e. Frehs Leader for 1937 Edward Frehs was elected presi Dent of the greater Winnipeg Young men s Liberal club at the annual meeting monday at the Grange hotel. Following Are the other officers he Prary right Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King honorary vice presidents Hon. E. J. Mcmurray k.c., and col j. Y. Reid past presi Dent Gordon. Pollon vice presi dents Bowman Reg. Percy Nath an Bernadsky Steve Hansen recording Secretary Louis Davis Secretary treasurer Harvey Powell programme Ken. Mccaskill membership Ken Yost social Jim mor Ris Public speaking Reg Percy the Liberal government is sin merely doing All Power to solve he problem of unemployment but of course it must fail because it is trying to do it under the old system with new conditions the opinion voiced by Alberta s Federal social credit member j. H Blackmore who passed through Winnipeg thursday morning Over Canadian Pacific lines. The United states is a Plain and Good example of failure old economic system. After the millions of dollars they have spent in an. Effort to relieve unemployment right business on Relief and others unemployed or. Blackmore said. Bernek Hunt Jerusalem april. 16 up Hayas e. Actress was nursing an injured knee thursday As a result of injuries suffered when she slipped and Fel during a trip old Quarter of Jerusalem. Difficulty ahead for tax dodgers declares Garson tax dodgers in higher income brackets won t find it so easy As in he past to escape paying their full share of the provincial income tax Hon. Stuart Garson provincial treasurer informed the Manitoba legislature thursday As he moved first Reading of a Bill revising and consolidating the income tax act. Under the new act the provincial income tax in 1938 will be collected by the Dominion for the province. In so doing the Dominion office will have information now denied the province whereby a More careful be made on dividends supporting returns made to Ottawa by head offices of Dominion wide corporations list dividends and other sums paid Many Manitoba citizens. At the present time the province Only support ing returns from head offices in Winnipeg. 474 seek one Job in License Bureau one applicants that was the experience of. The civic health committee this it advertised the position of bicycle License inspector a part time Job paying a month. The practice in the past has been to accept the recommendation of the head of the department but in this Case the committee decided to advertise to give those a Chance to apply who never heard of openings or civic positions until they had Jeen filled. It simply goes to show that peo ple Are eager to work for even the most modest of jobs when they get i Aid. Margaret Mcwiliams chairman of the committee said thursday. New slum removal plan is suggested a housing scheme under a co operative society would go a Long Way in removing slum conditions in Winnipeg mrs. John g. White representative of the co operative educational Council told the Sun Day forum of the Manitoba social credit league. Mrs. White referred to Sweden As a place where some of the most up to Date apartments and Villas had been constructed under co operative auspices. 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Easy and pleasant to use much As i hate to admit it i am definitely convinced that there Are people in Canada who would Sacri fice the Canada first principle and who still dream of reviving the project of Imperial federation. There can be no reconciliation of this idea with that of Canada first our interests Are not merely linked up with those of the Commonwealth but they Are also linked tip with those of our neighbor to the South. Harvey w. Ferrier president of the Assembly was chairman. The Toast to the City of Winnipeg was responded to by mayor Fred e. Warriner. And that to our guests by Aid. C. Former president of Assembly no. 134. A. Joyal National Secretary responded to the Toast to the native sons of Canada and associated societies. Thomas Moffatt 85, Pioneer contractor of Manitoba Dies Pioneer of Dominion City man., who also had lived in Winnipeg for several years Thomas Moffatt died tuesday evening at the Home of his daughter mrs. H. S. Darvon Indian head sask., aged 85 years or. Moffatt was born near Lind say ont in 1851 and came to Mani Toba in 1882. Locating at Dominion City where for Many years he car ried on business As a building con tractor. He came to Winnipeg m 1909 with his family and. Continued in the building Trade until 1915, when he retired. He was a member of Young United Church Winnipeg and later Greenwood United. He was a member of the Orange order Affili ated with Dominion City Lodge and was also a member of the Canadian order of foresters in Dominion City his wife died in Winnipeg in 1916, and seven of the 11 children sur Vive t e. Moffatt Winnipeg j. Moffatt and mrs. Charles might miss Fatt Toronto mrs. E. Shirtcliffe Truro . Mrs. Gordon Finch Calgary and mrs. Darvon of in Dian head. The funeral service was held from Gardiner s to Elmwood cemetery thursday afternoon. Rev. Or Clarke b. Lawson of Greenwood United Church officiated. 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