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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 04, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press. Saturday. June 1938 Vancouver jobless get firm reply of Tiv june project 4. Up no will be established for single unemployed the Dominion Hon. Norman Rogers province by your Telegram received this morning. As stated in my previous message the Dominion government does not propose to take any action contrary to policy announced by minister of labor of the province of British Columbia. Non resident single unemployed previously in. Forest Camps should be advised to accept offer of transportation to Homes. Resistance to this proposal chiefly responsible for situation referred to in your Tele Gram. Such men returning to own pro Vince will be on same footing As labor said Friday in a others now employed for Edmission to to youth Tramine ulans or for. Her of jaw u John marts of the single committee. Vancouver. A Telegram youth training plans or for such other employment As is available on Public works within Federal jurisdiction. Relating to single j works projects will be Stab who have Quad 1lshed. Exclusively for single Unzem the Post office in the British col ire read eks the jobless have been circumstances. Vain to seek Aid from All your representatives All we ask is that deaf ear. E started us and that emergency delay emitters a our file los and better took uni denial Platts. Go to of Glasgow dentist in Sotl postage and Donald twi by a Sis m Eiton Ortlon. I nitrous m no i anaesthetics 01 deferred payments played by Dominion government in any province but employment on Public works will be apportioned As fairly As possible among unemployed married men returned soldiers and single unemployed As in Previ Ous statement denied Hon. Ian Mackenzie minister of National defence denied Friday night he had Ever said the Demon stration of single unemployed men in Vancouver cannot be tolerated any a Vancouver despatch said c. Aubrey Peck Secretary of the British Columbia Liberal association quoted the minister As hav ing made such a statement to him Over the Telephone. I am informed or. Peck has is sued a the minister added. North Sydney . Up a total of passengers from St. Pierre and St. John s. Nfld., during the year ended March 31, 1938, arrived at this Cape Breton seaport immigration authorities reported. Passengers passing through Here to Newfoundland ports numbered the traffic was reported As a substantial increase Over the previous year. . Convention concludes with the installation of new officers by a. J. Christie the 55th session of the grand Lodge of Mani was brought to a close Friday evening. Presentation of a four figure Cheque from the Rebekah Assembly to the Home endowment fund was one of the features of the was made by the president of the Assembly to Robert Duff when with Fred Hawkins a w. Clarke and Hickson he visited the Assembly and conveyed greetings from the grand Lodge. During the afternoon a notice of motion was Laid on the table to be voted on next year to change the time of meeting from june Back to March. Later in the Assembly session mesdames d. Jack e. Mcbrien and r. Duff president conveyed Greet Ings from the Assembly to the Lodge. Considerable discussion took place at the grand Lodge Over the election of a permanent representative to the Sovereign grand Lodge but no action was taken. Fred Hawkins was presented with a past grand master s jewel the ceremony being performed by Peter Dickson and Robert Duff the 1939 session will be held in his City on the first thursday and Friday in june. Page five. Among the local Bridge players a i maritime judge Dies Halifax june 3. Hug Ross judge of the supreme Cou of Nova Scotia since 1929, died her today. He was born in Sydne ., in 1873. Guests Are More critical of the bathroom than of any other part of your said a noted hostess recently. A Well appointed bathroom is a modern k Jour bathroom is not up to Date Call in your plumber and let him Tell you How it can be completely modernized visit a distributor s showroom where Jou can inspect the latest bathroom fixtures and com plete bathrooms. Use the facilities of the Home improvement plan see your local Bank manager. Send for free booklets plumbing he reliable firms offer competent and dependable workmanship. They solicit your Ballantyne Wetmore Smyder motive. Pm. 92 767 j w. Beairsto Ellice ave pm. 34 807 f w. Bumstead Dauphin Man. Plumbing heating co., Ltd. Or grave St. Pm. 22 120 m. Chippindale 581 Ashburn St. Pm. 33 064 Harvey co. 1130 main sip. 52 528 Jas. Mackie co. 357 landside St. Pm. 30 792 Josie Mcleod 353 noise Dame ave. Pm. 86 217 Partridge Halliday Ltd. 144 Lombard St. Pm. 92 801 h. S. Stead Neepawa and Wasagaming Man. We. Toole co. Ltd. 456 William ave. Pm. 86 505 a g. Young Ltd. 218 fort St. Pm. 92 620 two sailings weekly eastbound steamers leave Duluth tuesdays and fridays or port Arthur wednesdays and Satur Days. Westbound leave Windsor mondays and fridays or Sarnia tuesdays and saturdays. . Or . Canada steamship u-. take St. Lawrence cruises Gulai summer schedule provides daily service Between Toronto and Lake Ontario ports and the Saguenay River calling at intermediate Points. A delightful route that includes the Scenic Ioco islands thrilling rapids historic Montreal and Quebec. Three Day and six Day cruises also. Available to Tower St. Law rence and the Saguenay. P. C.p.a., Canada steamship lines 305 Marrh c.n.r., City ticket office o. C. H. In bldf., 95642, or City ticket office w annual meeting of the Manitoba contract bring association and election c officers for the coming year i write Finis to organized bring activities Lor the 1937-38 season the meeting called for Friday Jun 10 in St George s club at 8 will be presided Over by a. A Mas Tennan president. Championship play during the past season was of the same big order that has characterized tournaments in and in on particular at least demonstrated new High. The Terri of eight com petition provided the largest num Ber of entries Ever recorded for Thi event. The one unsatisfactory Elemen during the season was inability t derive from the american bring league the desired co operation this was due to the fact an Amalga mation of the american contract Bridge association and the unite. States Bridge association was effected just As the season began am organization details were not ironed out sufficiently to permit the new Bridge governing body to d All it desired. The incoming executive May be assured of Bette. Harmony than prevailed during the past year. St. George s results g. S. Scott and l. La Fontaine again headed the North South Sec Tion of a 3-table Mitchell movement at St. George s club tuesday nigh with 95, Bonus 12, total 107. George Mccarthy and or. Cornelius were second with 86, Bonus 14, total 100. R. T. Barron and w. E. Craig finished first in the East West Sec Tion with Bonus 32, total 110% second place going to Jack Willey and h. H. Wallbank with 84. Bonus 22. Total 106. Winnipeg club results Twenty six players formed a table Howell movement at the win. Nipes club wednesday night where first place was taken by a. B. Reid and r. E. Seabrook with 83.5, Bonus 1.2. Total 84.7. Second place was won by mrs. Harold Milnes Anc Jack Klein with third going to mrs. Phil Schlamp and mrs. J. H. Huber with 77, Bonus 1.2, total 78.2. Removing the exit card some contracts Are so difficult to fulfil that the average player need feel no shame if he Falls by the Wayside. In. The hand below for a double squeeze would produce the requisite twelve tricks. If that had been the Only successful method of play the Declarer would not have merited criticism for his failure. Actually How ver there was available a very simple plan that would have been just As effective. West dealer. North South vulnerable. 86 10 a q j 141 s pen Strath ten. The Jack of clubs is Laid Down and West is squeezed in diamonds and hearts. Institute elects president mrs. Joseph Johnston Culross Man., was re elected president o the Winnipeg District women s Institute for a fourth year Friday afternoon when representatives o 23 institutes met in convention a the University Broadway w. Wager vice president and mrs. G. A Baldock St vital were also re elected. Members o the executive Are As follows mrs 3. Irwin Inwood mrs j. Jamieson Warren mrs. J. C. Meisner nor Wood mrs. L. Rosser miss a. Thompson Dugald mrs. A Waddell Beausejour. Resolutions passed the meeting unanimously voted in favor of two resolutions one com Ashern urging members to use heir votes Anil influence to curtain ice less government expenditure the second Resolution proposed b Elrose Institute required that unemployed persons not on Relief be Given the same Opportunity Fox government work As those receiving re if. At present those on Relief receive preference movers contended mrs. J. L. Rose Oche River provincial president named education of women in the Homes the Funda mental objective of this Institute the objective finally is that our children will have sound minds in. Sound she said. Reports from individual institutes covered the various phases of m tit Ute activities education health clinics for children Home improve ment handicraft Etc Gimli a a clinic at which 34, Chil Iren had their tonsils removed. Thanks to the women in towns and Rural communities for their id to the fresh air Camps was enthusiastically expressed to the meet no by Rev. J. M. White Robertson memorial Mission. He told also of he work at Robertson House help no. Young people of All nationalities their Hesire to be Good canadians. The women s Institute loan Handi raft display was described by mrs. Evelyn Ames. Drama festival opens West opened the seven of hearts. Declarer won and probably with be wild Hope of sneaking a Dia mond led his Singleton. West ice Ever climbed up with the Ace and returned a heart. As mentioned previously. Declarer could have Aken every trick by running of very Trump and the Diamont dog. East would have had to discard is last heart in order to keep Lub stopped and Dummy s five of carts would have been Good. But that squeezing would live Jeen unnecessary if Declarer Hac and the vision to delay his Lead of lie Singleton Diamond. On the bid ing it was obvious that East had tarted with at least seven hearts this would leave West with Only to and it was vital that Declarer move West s remaining heart and hereby remove his Only Safe Exi Ard. After winning with the hear be Declarer should have crossed to Lummy s High a Spade King and Ruffet second heart. He then hould have drawn Trumps after which he should have led his single on Diamond. West would have to win with the Ace or give up any Lope of defeating the contract after winning West would not be ble to make a return that could prevent Declarer from taking every remaining trick. A Diamond return would give Declarer a free finesse and permit the discard of two clubs t club return would be equally Atal since it would enable the de Larer to avoid the loss of a club pick. The club Jack for example would be won in Dummy with the King and Declarer then could Inesse against East s Queen. A Low Lub Lead by West would trap East s Queen. Thus the slam contract could Lave been made by the simple expedient of removing West s Exi Ard. This week s brain twister Spades Are Trump. South leads and his Side must take six tricks. Solution. To last. Week s brain twister Spades Are Trump. South leads and is Side must take six tricks. South leads a Low club and ruffs with the Queen. The Ace of Spades cashed the Low Amend. The Ace of diamonds is in taken and East must part with heart in order to guard the club by Frank Morriss Brandon june 4. Events provincial festival of the Manitoba drama league open Ere Friday night when three play Ere Bride by the Randon Little theatre thirst b Winnipegosis dramatic society and heaven on Earth by the dramatic society. Mrs. Jai Chamberlain of Toronto is the i adjudicator. She was introduce by mrs. Bruce Murray of Winnipeg acting president of the league. Mrs Malcolm Macgregor was chairman an almost capacity audience a the Brandon City Hall auditorium gave a Hearty Welcome to the various groups and mayor f. H Young extended greetings from the City. The festival was officially opened by b. J. Hales. I liked the play said mrs Chamberlain of the Bride by the Brandon group. The cast Wen through it with a definite feeling for Pace so far As the speech a she Felt however tha they had not carried out with Ges Tares and movement the proper effect. Your voice can t do one thing and your body Shi warned. Open scenes weak mrs. Chamberlain Felt that the players were not audible enough in the opening scenes. The first speech by the maid Del should have set the Tempo but it did not however she liked the maid s performance. The Mother Eleanor m had made a Good Entrance and she had a Good voice but the adjudicator Felt there was a Sligh Lack of sincerity in her work. The Bride Mary be the Tempo of the play at her firs Entrance but she should have hat More variation in her voice. Liked the the French dressmaker Connie Morganstern but her fit of tantrums had no gone off As Well As it should. The character playing of miss Sparrow Beatrix disappointed the adjudicator. She Felt that what so was trying to create was Sincen but what happened was. Burlesque instead of an eccentric old lady. The Bride s sister Anita Smith had been too aloof about the play Norah pen Tori directed Winnie Kosis group a very very difficult play t said mrs. Chamberlain o thirst by the Winnipegosis dra Matic society. It is outmoded and the cast was very Brave to do it the plot a grim drama that employed Only three characters had to do scheming Nobleman who tries to Poison a prisoner Only to fall into the trap of his own Mak ing. The adjudicator was pleased with the simple setting a Dungeon was example of wha done with a Bare stage she said. The prisoner lord Shandon Clep had been an extremely difficult part to play since he had to remain in one spot chained throughout the action. Although he handled his assignment Well he would have done better voice training. This actor needs to get his stride said the adjudicator of the villainous Duke Shafte William he did not do so Well on his entrances As he , and did some Nice things with his voice. I liked his said mrs. Chamberlain when speaking of his death scene. You need courage to fall Flat on your face on the stage. B. A. Oakden directed. Mrs. Chamberlain also had Praise of the last play of the evening heaven on Earth by the Kenora dramatic society. She had particular Praise for mrs. T. D. Ruggle also directed the play an Percy Dickens who played the understanding f parents of a Daugh Ter Rebecca Carrie away a Bumpious Young Man with a Radical code of morals Rodney however she Felt the Mother s makeup not made he seem old although she had liked the Daugh Ter she Felt that the part did no suit her. She had voice by she was too apologetic when so should have been defiant and Shi inside the the Young Man was not Vita enough and his movements should have been More flowing. Ellen Ratchford played a Pace had been too slow at times but mrs. Chamberlain had particular Praise the Home looked very there will be matinee and. Eve Ning performances of the festival saturday and at the close of the eve Ning performance the Winner of the free press shield will be announced to probe land court project appointment of a committee to investigate and report feasibility of establishing As a part of the judicial system some tribunal such As a land court eventually to replace the temporary machinery now provided under the debt and of provincial and Dominion authority was announced by Premier John Bracken Friday. Members of. The committee Are Wilson Mclean k.c., g. S. Ruther Ord Glen Cousley and w. R. Wood. At the last session of the legis nature the government announced to intention of taking Steps to in ure a greater degree of Security if tenure for Farmers. It has been a cognized that the Farmers Credi ors arrangement act of the do minion parliament and the debt adjustment legislation of the prov nce were designed primarily to meet the needs of an immediate and it was a temporary situation. Events have proved that some permanent form of legislation is ceded that will on the one hand Ive to the deserving and Indus rious Farmer some reasonable As Urance of tenure irrespective of fluctuations in crop yields and times and will on the other hand Reserve the rights of legitimate editors. Basically it is assumed hat both debtor and creditor must assume part of the loss occasioned in such instances. Mrs. Chamberlain characterization. Of More about rail scrapping continued Franl fare one Well we cannot retrace our step and cancel Miles of railway said or. Bennett. I know it. Everybody knows hear applauded or. Howe. I Hon. H. H. Stevens recon Koot Enay East regarded the measure As a retrograde step designed to in crease transportation costs. On the contrary said it would have the effect of creating a More efficient transportation sys tem and that would mean cheaper transportation. He was unable to understand Why regulation should be a bad thing for water transportation and a Good thing for railways. Parts one and. Two of the Bill dealing with creation of a Board of transport commissioners in place of the present Board of railway com missioners and with the regulation i i of water. Transport were approved in committee of the whole. Other i parts dealing with air transport traffic tolls and tariffs agreed charges and Harbor tolls remain to be approved. Diamond destiny South african diggers make Rush for fabled riches on Little farm Barkley West South Africa june 3. From All parts of Cape province have taken part in the biggest Diamond Rush in the history of this town. Travelling by car lorry and on foot through Barkley and from the surrounding River diggings they on a farm 26 Miles North of Berkley West lured by the fabled Richness of the famous Smith s mine fissures. The. Mining commissioner p. J. Souk mounted1 of a lorry and sur rounded by about and spectators read the proclamation and then drear the first Metal disc in the Ballotis which decided the order in which Vine diggers would Rush to Peg claims. The two men whose numbers were called f first with their claims pegged across one of the two known Fis sures stand every Chance of win Ning a Fortune. A woman pegged immediately them. She managed to Peg Only half a claim. Within a few Days the appearance of the farms changed and where one Small hut stood formerly there now Are stores Butcher shops garages cafes and scattered pattern tents and caravans. Licensed Palm is recognized psychologist. Your 1938. Part 1939 40-pg. Astrology read ing daily guide. Lucky . Health love marriage journeys business 41. Special How win at any Specula 32 pases is. Dream Book 120 pages. Dreams. Soc. Send birth . Sell addressed Enve Lope 3 questions with any private readings daily. Pm. 80655. 23 276 Canton St. Winnipeg. you la. 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