Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, July 09, 1938

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 09, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Temperature readings 6.30 ., july 8 p.30 ., july 8 13.30 ., july 9 3.30 ., july 9 for full report of meteorological office see Page one. Vol. Pages. Rises. 4.s8 Sun sets. 20.37. Moon rises 18.19 Moon sets 2.1l Winnipeg saturday july 9, 1938 bloodstains clothing bullets used As in murder hearing warship is sunk Hankow july 9. Air Headquarters reported a Japan Ese warship turned Over on its Side and apparently went Down Friday when chinese bombers scored direct hits in a raid on enemy naval concentrations in the Yangtze River. Chinese airmen were Busy from Daybreak to Sunset As successive Dauphin Man july 9. Specie pieces of blood stained rises 4.29 in sets 20.36. Moon rises 19.5 Moon sets 2.58 published at .5.30 Warm. Ese Ellsworth prepares for trip to Enderby Quadt ant clothing were introduced by the Crown Friday As evidence at the preliminary hearing in the Anna Cottick murder Case. Dan Prytula. Peter Korzenowski and William Kanuka of the North Gilbert Plains District Are charged with the murder of the 81-year-old fishing River District old age pensioner. Or. J. M Lederman pathologist of Winnipeg testified Many of the stains found on the clothes were made by human blood. The stained clothing belonged to Dan Prytula and the murdered briefly accepts offer Toronto july 9. Up the Board of trustees of Toronto hos Pital for sick children has accepted the offer of Chorley Park former residence of Ontario s lieu tenant governors. Jockey killed Seattle july 9. A jockey Fred Gribble. 18, san Mateo Cal., u As r Ataily injured Friday when his mount. Made Elf fell with him just after the Start of the first race at Lon acres near Here. French assurances Paris. July 9. Up havas French woman he told the court. Human blood stains were spattered Over both the weathered and freshly broken portions of the storm window through which entry was made into the cottage Home As Well As on pieces of broken Glass from the window the curtains the Bench under the window the window Blind and table cloth in the room according to further evidence of or. Lederman. Identifies Bullet the Bullet which was found in the window Sash of the Cottick Home was identified As having been shot from a revolver on Kanuka s pre Mises. Or. Maurice Powers of the . Scientific laboratories in Regina ballistics expert said in my opinion exhibit 51, Bullet was fired from exhibit 52, Kanuka s he showed How the markings on French government the Pellet taken from the window Friday gave Japan assurances that the strategic parcel islands. Occupied by Annamire police and an administrator last week will not be used As a base for supplying to China. Kec okd recruiting London july 9. Up havas French Agency enlistment of recruits in the territorial last month broke All june records since 1919, increasing the present total to it was announced Friday night. Maximum strength of the Sash were similar to that of a Pellet fired by the revolver found on the farm where Kanuka lived. It was not difficult to identify the Mark Ings on the bullets fired from this gun As it was of a cheap make and left a very distinctive a conversation which was said to have taken place last fall at kor Zeno ski s Home was retold by Wil Liam Michalyk who had been held As a material witness. On examination by the Crown the the following conversation took place in August 1937 Kanuka territorial is set at w do you want 201.707. Recruiting was heaviest in to go Rob some place the anti aircraft units. Warning to spies Chicago july 9. Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned foreign nations Friday night that propaganda agents and spies would be driven from the United states. Statesmen of Imperial dictators shout out to the United states what is your foreign he our policy May vary but fixed is our principle which is to do everything called for to protect the United film writer London july 9. Up havas French Robert Vansittart former chief diplomatic adviser to the British government will collaborate in writing film scenarios with Alexander Korda it was announced Friday. Sir Robert s special task will consist of adapt ing texts of news films and novels dealing with localities and person Ages of the British Empire. Prosperity returning Toronto july 9. Is returning to the Canadian West George Dinsdale member of the Manitoba legislature for Brandon said Friday on arrival Here from the conservative convention at Ottawa. Five Hundred tractors have arrived in Brandon this year indicating the Farmers increased purchasing Power said or. Dins Dale. Intense heat Kingston ont., july 9. Up intense heat Friday forced King Taylor of Churchill Man., to put his four huskies on the train at Lansdowne and bring them the 21 Miles to Kingston for the night. Taylor and his dogs Are on a mile trip from Churchill to new York and Back the huskies pulling Snow sled mounted on three wheels. Taylor who left Churchill new year s , said the dogs caused three traffic jams on Broad Way in new York. Have lots of Money they have about , if i knew they had that much Money i would any other name mentioned Olesiuk. You know Gray Siuk what happened at his place about two months later we talked. You have any Conversa Tion with Prytula at the time what did he Prytula asked me if i wanted to go to Kanuka s place and then Rob Cottick s. On the night of the murder the court was told further conversations were held in the witness s Home during which Prytula said to Korzenowski we have to do some thing today have to make Money or something today. The witness stated further that after Prytula s arrest at a time when they were oth in the Dauphin jail together be was told by Prytula to say that they had slept together on the night of May 12. You see any Money that morning May 13? pulled out Money and said i made this night Good at that time about 5 o clock in the morning Peter kor Senowski advised that they hide the Money said the witness but pry Ula examined the Money to see if it was marked and said it was not and it was not necessary to hide it. Any names mentioned at that time Cottick and Olesiuk. Was said said we robbed Cottick s and Olesiuk s and peat cot tick s airfields at banking and Wuhu and the warships. They reported 17 enemy planes destroyed on the ground at banking and considerable damage to the Wuhu air base As results of the Day s work. Japanese planes destroyed since Start of conflict Story on Page 20. Japanese naval officers at Shang Hai said one chinese bomber was shot Down in the attack on the warships at banking. They mentioned no damage to their Fleet meanwhile japanese military officials at Shanghai demanded that the municipal Council of the International settlement immediately take Steps to prevent a re Currence of anti japanese terrorism which resulted in death of two of their nationals. 300 new planes for China Hong Kong july 9. Fleet of 200 soviet russian air planes for China was reported Friday by a reliable source to be in the process of delivery for service in the Chin Ese japanese War. Included in the 200 aircraft 11 was said were 11 four engine super bombers of the latest Type capable of Long Range operations. Leduc challenges Duplessis july 9. A Leduc Montreal civil Engineer expelled As minister of roads from the Quebec Cabinet of Hon. Maurice Duplessis issued a lengthy state ment to the press Friday night challenging the Union Premier to particularized your accusations and for once act like a Bio air base Canada May House British War planes new York july 9. New York Herald Tribune n a front Page article today stated possibility of the establish ment in Canada of a huge Supply and training b ase for great Britain s Royal air Force to remove a great Section of British military aviation from the geographical vulnerability of England was indicated Friday with the disclosure that the British air Mission on its recent visit to the United states sought to induce american aircraft manufacturers to establish a Canadian Plant on a guarantee to buy. Planes. News of them Grey haired Middlesex Man objecting to eccentricities of lady Godiva. Makes astounding state ment in 5. War office at Hankow declares Jap warplanes destroyed by chinese since Start of conflict. Page 20. Orator Francis Woodward Jelly magnate ordered to pay his second Wile a year Alimony. Page 5. Rumoured resignation of general Evangeline Booth As head of the salvation 14. Eire government s efforts to re store the ancient language described by Francis h. 6. Bomb thrown near Jerusalem s Busy Jaffa Gate kills four Arab and wounds 4. Social credit government reported ready to make second attempt to Issue 6. Transport plane crashes in Mon Tana killing one and injuring seven 5. Family dissension climaxes count Hai Weitz Reventlow s with Rich razor identified a safety razor which was found Ori the Kanuka farm with the gun which fired the Bullet found embedded in the Cottick window was identified by William Olesiuk As that which was taken from his House on May 12. His Home is seven Miles from that of the Cottick s and his parents also old age pensioners were beaten that night and robbed. Other witnesses were Elko cot tick 91-year-old husband of the murdered woman j. Shaker con stables w. Mckay eff g. L. Tisdale Al. D. Mcdougall Petley Jones and detective Constable Atkins of . The hearing was adjourned until today. Leduc recalled names of those who had split with the Premie and said Putsch Putsch envy and jealousies " i believed it my duty to administer Public All the honesty and efficiency found in any Well led organization even if. To accomplish this end it a necessary to sacrifice a few friends of the Leduc said. He charged envy and jealousies were among factors in a Campaign to bring about his downfall. I did not want established in the making of roads a dictatorship con trolled by two or three contractor to impose then will on the government rather than Tak he said. I succeeded so Well that i can say today the province is rid o the old time dictators ther now Are at least 25 contractors in Quebec province capable ing out works economically an advantageously for the rebels capture strategic town Zaragoza Spain july 9. Up havas French insurgents Friday night claimed have captured Nules Spanish government stronghold on the caste Ion Valencia Road an important Point in general Franco s drive o the Mediterranean seaport of Val Encia. Nules Only 15 Miles Northeast o sagunto via the coast Road a occupied by general Garcia Vaino s galician troops shortly after Nightfall the insurgents claimed insurgent spokesmen charged the defenders dynamited All Churche in Nules a town of inhabitants before retreating southward. Page 20. Men die while cleaning out a Well in Prince Albert National 2o. Gale tears England killing live Stock and running 20. Girl plunges into fire net in Hec new York 20. Maria widow con leaps murderously n Winnipeg woman in her own Home viciously slugged Over the head and mercilessly beaten bout the face by a hooded Man who Ite Apt upon her from behind a door in her Early Friday Edna Zubenko 1072 Selkirk in St. Joseph s Hospital shown examining the Cyclone. Powered Northrup Delta air plane which he will use on his Antarctic expedition Are Lincoln Ellsworth and mrs. Ellsworth. James red Lymburner of Montreal will act As no. 1 Pilot for Ellsworth on the expedition to the Enderby quadrant last unexplored part of the Antarctic. The air plane will be shipped to the Antarctic later this summer aboard the vessel Wyatt Burton Trerice Amherst n.s., will act As no. 2 Pilot. The plan is said to have been advanced so far in discussion in diplomatic and military circles that i considerable expenditure by he British government is regarded As probable for the undertaking which would embrace not Only a manufacturing Plant and Ai drome Sut also a training Field to be in constant use for the development of pilots to Man . Planes which would de based permanently n Canada. The British air Mission headed 3y James g. Weir air Commodore of the British Reserve forces Cama Here in april and made contracts Tor the Purchase of 400 planes for use in the . The american manufacturers however were said to hive Ween unimpressed with the guarantee countering with a proposal that they would erect a can Adian Plant Only on a. Continuing Supply basis. It was reported in Washington that the United states air corps has great Britain was trying to induce Canada to in crease her air forces while the canadians were seeking to persuade the British government to place a Large contract for the manufacture of military planes with Curtiss Wright ltd., of Canada. Premier King s statement Ottawa july 9. Regard to possible establishment of a Royal air Force base in Canada As carried today in a news Story by the new York Herald Tribune prime minis Ter a. L. Mackenzie King in the last hours of the parliamentary session last Friday said this government has never at any time said that it was not pre pared to give in our own establish ments the Opportunity to British pilots to come Over Here and train but they will do it in our establishments controlled by our own minister of National defence and responsible to this government. This is an entirely different thing from having a Branch of the British forces establish Headquarters in. This Coli try direct their own men Here and be responsible not to this parliament for what takes place in Canada consequence but Only to the British parliament and the British people excused Hollywood july 9., Morris olympic decathlon Cham Pion turned actor reached for a football in a movie scene Friday and was knocked out by a baseball. The baseball was thrown by one of a group of extras playing catch on the sidelines out of camera Range. An egg shape bump Rose on the Morris brow and he was excuse for the Day. Sets world record London july 9. Up havas French new world record for non Stop group flying was claimed by the air ministry Friday with completion of a four plane Royal air Force flight from Lincolnshire to Ismail a Egypt by Way of the persian Gulf. The distance covered was Miles and the flying time was 32 hours. The planes were Vickers Welles Ley models each with a single Long distance Bristol Pegasus motor. The average flying Speed was 135 Miles an hour. The group record previously was held by Italy Miles multiple flight from Dakar to Rio de Janeiro. The world record non Stop flight for one plane is still that held by the russian fliers Gromov Youma Chev and aniline Miles from Moscow to san Jacinto Cal London Paris record Lebourget France july 9. Up havas French squad Ron of 11 Royal air Force Hawker Hurricane combat planes Friday night set a record for London Paris flight in formation covering the 235 Miles from Northolt Ai drome outside London to Lebourget Field in 66 minutes. The planes followed by four Closter Gladiator fighting Craft Anc two transport ships flew Over from Northolt to take part in the French air carnival at Villac outlay Sun Day. . Of Europe Glasgow Scotland july 9. The Aga Khan president of the league of nations Assembly suggested Friday the formation of an economic United states of Europe As the Best reviving the league s influence we might form a United states of Europe if it could be Gap spec into an economic Power unit. Then indeed it would be possible for the nations of to promote undeveloped parts of the world Anc bring in America and South Asiatic countries As were advanced enough to take a hand in this work of Mak ing the world a Garden for the enjoyment of All races of All nations medical graduates announced Ottawa july 9. Medi Cal Council of Canada announced Friday night 376 candidates including 17 women had been successful in Council examinations which entitle them to practise Medicine in Canada. The successful candidates graduates of universities throughout the Dominion have sat for the examinations during the past several weeks the examinations were held a eight centres in Canada. Successful candidates successful candidates and the Centre at which they tried the tests include Montreal n. E. Foster Abernethy sask. W. J. C. Macarthur Winni Peg j. A Mcleod Regina j. E. R. Peterson Sauskat Ign. Kingston h. R. Langton Saska Toon l. Watson Saskatoon. Toronto a v. Anten fort Wil Liam w. A Bigelow Brandon Man. Annelise Keyl Swift current sask. Laurella Mcclelland Moos jaw sask. V. W. Pepper Good water sask. Winnipeg w. Alexander Winni Peg w. J. Bennett Winnipeg g Mcd. Black Strathclair Man. J. Blair Sutherland sask. M. W Bowering Winnipeg l. G. Bray grand Coulee sask. H. A. Brook Ler Winnipeg r. A Cadham Winnipeg h. Colman Garet Connor Winnipeg b. Fein Stein Crysta City Man. Esther Gorsey Winni m. Grant Clai w. Hall Winnipeg c. H. Heuchert Winnipeg j. A. Hilts Kennedy of e. Kells Regina m. T Kobrinsky Winnipeg w. L. Kurtze Saskatoon j. R. Lacroix Tisdale sask. S. Landa Saskatoon a. I Lerner Winnipeg h. Levson Winnipeg w. Locke Winnipeg g Macqueen Tisdale sask. A. W Mcculloch Souris Man. D. N. C Mclntyre Winnipeg j. S. Mckenty Winnipeg a. E. Milbrandt White Mouth Man m. A. Gryzlo Winnipegosis Man. K. A. Peacock Moos jaw sask. Ton l. Quong mini Tonas Man w. D. Ross Winnipeg m. F. Savisky Wakaw a Strauchler Toronto j. A. C. Swan Winnipeg p. K. Tisdale Winnipeg j. A. Waugh Winnipeg g. H. Wors Ley Winnipeg. Edmonton l. O. Bradley Regini a. Bruser Macklin sask. C. L. Pearson Watrous sask. Vancouver s. O. Dowling Winnipeg b. M. Fahrni Gladstone Man. . Massey Saskatoon j w. Millar Saskatoon. Jobless at coast accept offer Victoria july of 850 single jobless men Friday night agreed to accept the pro Yin Cial government s offer of temper Ary Relief pending transportation their various Homes. Single unemployed Friday evac uate d four City owned unused hotels loaned to them for two weeks and moved into the. Open air. O Beacon Hill Park. Woman convicted for 1 1 poisonings Belgium july 9. Petitjean Beckers the Beckers of Liege was evicted Friday and sentenced to death for 11 Poison murders in Belgium s most bizarre criminal Case of modern times. The death sentence was symbolical however since capital punish ment no longer is carried out in Belgium. The penalty will be com muted to life imprisonment. Screams of kill her went up from a crowd outside the court House when the jury which heard a month of testimony filed in to announce its verdict after five hours of deliberation. The slim grim Jawed widow whose final statement to the jury was a passionately shouted Declara Tion i am lost the icy Reserve she had maintained during the Long hearing and burst into a fit of hysterical weeping. Clouds for conservatives Long and difficult task lies ahead for Manion by David b. Rogers. Ottawa july 9. Was a thunderstorm during the night. Lightning flashed brilliantly. Rain came Down in torrents. This morning everything is fresh and clean. The sul triness has been washed from the air literally and figuratively but mainly literally because the sul triness that has cloaked the capital Clam mily Clam other stories of conservative convention appear on Page 2. Proust and Crank ily in recent Days was a sul triness of mind and Man provoked by party discord engendered by animosities political racial and religious Nur clash of interests fed by conflict of ideas sul triness of soul and spirit that sapped the strength and tapped the very vitals of a great political p2the thunderstorm that. Cleared the air last night did its work Well and thoroughly but the Thunder storm that raged for three Long Days and nights within the coliseum of conservatism wrought not so Well. The political atmosphere is clearer. It would be inaccurate not to admit that but the aftermath and Sticky none the less. Conservative Leader Hon. H. J. Manion will find much to purify and purge before the Breeze blows Cool and Clear from Tor Dom. Highlight of that last chaotic convention Day was of course the Choos ing of a Leader. That they chose a Soldier surgeon author is maybe for the Best certainly the task that lies ahead of or. Manion will re quire for Success the attributes and qualities of All decisiveness and patience stamina judgment and Outlook. That the former fort William Medico his Home is now in Ottawa does possess in ample measure All these qualities and More he himself has demonstrated in the past add to them the asset for party leadership at least of being a practical politician and you him pretty proudly for the fray. Raised eyebrows. There Are some who say however that his selection Marks an end to tory greatness. With rising Eye brow ii. Such Jeramias Roll from scorn tipped tongues the names of Macdonald Abbott Thompson congratulations Ottawa july 9. Or. R. J. Manion newly elected conservative Leader Friday received n Cable of congratulations from Mem Bers of the press gallery of the Bri Tish House of commons. The Cable read we in the press gallery of the House of commons who person ally remember your kindness at Ottawa in 1932, congratulate you and wish you in 1932, or. Manion was conservative minister of railways and canals when the Imperial Confer ence was held Rowell Tupper Borden Meighe and Bennett and ask How Manio fits with these. A i perhaps to Point to present. Tor deadness. Manion is of differed calibre. That cannot be denied. By might he not be of the Timber Neces sary to resurrect the Corpse tha is the fair appraisal. I stand Here As your Leader by not As your he told the cheering delegates thursday nigh together we can do the pretty fair sentiment that Sci Start n. But there Are More doubting Thomases with regard to the Pla form they be Given him to pull the party Back to Power on than Abov the Man himself. Most extreme of platform critic was of course the Hon. W. D. Her Ridge. He came to Bury Caesar n to Praise him. But As it happen the Spade he brought to do the Job was wrested from his Hani Clouds ahead continued on Page 4, column 1 critically injured. The 40-year-old woman is suffer no from a possible fracture of the Kull possible fracture of the uts and bruises to the face and Ead and painful injuries to the ight . City detectives Are touring the City for the mysterious assailant. Mrs. Dubenko who is employed t Dyson a limited returned Home shortly after 5 o clock Friday and entered the House intending to pre Are her evening meal. Before she could raise an to defend herself however the Hood d intruder bounded out from be ind the door and smashed her ver the head with a heavy instrument. She. Fell to the floor. The hug pounced on her prostrate form and bashed her in the face several Jnes with his fists. Cut and bleeding the terrified woman scrambled to her feet and struggled to escape his How she was Able to smash open the Vest window in the Kitchen and meaning through screamed hysteria ally for help. Apparently this frightened away her assailant for e dashed through the door on the ast Side and disappeared. Mrs. Dubenko climbed through the win Dow and ran next door. Here police found her on the ground. They picked her up and rushed her to St. Joseph s Hospital. Cause of the attack was unknown ate Friday. Neighbors said the ouse is occupied by Tony Miziolek a Section worker employed by the Canadian Pacific railway who for he past week has been at work Oil he Road and is expected Home sat urday morning. Reach refugee Accord evian its Bains France july 9. Britain and the United states j were understood to have reached a. Tentative agreement regarding a interns ional committee to assist refugees rom _ the Anglo american plan it was Aid in Well informed i quarters a1 32-nation inter govern Evita refugee session Here Duld provide 1. That the Headquarters of the organization would be in London instead of in first suggested. 2. That it remain free of close affiliation with existing refugee groups organized under auspices of he league of nations great the United states France Argentina and Brazil would e represented of the permanent committee. Branch offices possibility of creating Branch offices in the various european Capi was tinder consideration especially in those where the Refu is serious or Likely to become so. Approval of the Anglo american by the inter government conference which was. Called by president Roosevelt would pave the Way for possible negotiations with Germany to hasten and systematize emigration of German and austrian tews it was said. The delegates reported German officials had tentatively offered to allow austrian jews to leave with 20 per cent an inducement to Speed up emigration More than planning to quit Austria before the end of the ear if arrangements can be made one group on which Canada was represented to Ini migration regulations of countries might accept germans Aric wanting to flee Naz Rule. The sub committee dealt with political problems involved. Fort William to Honor Leader fort William july 9. Or. H. J. Manion new Leader of the National conservative party acclaimed by his supporters Here a the local boy who brought Hono and distinction b fort William Wal return to fort. William shortly to attend a. Gala event in his Honor conservative association official announced Friday night in response to telegraphed Anc telephoned messages of invitation t or. Manion following his election a Leader president Cameron Perry of the fort conservative association official Delegate to the National convention at Ottawa Fri Day sent this message Here or. Manion is delighted to a complimentary dinner Date an details will be arranged later. Or Maniben s acceptance speech aroused the greatest enthusiasm. The party United and the Outlook of future Success the. Brightest Quebec wins says election of or. R. To he leadership of the arty is a win for the stand Pat policy of the past a win for a Compromise policy of a certain Ype and undoubtedly a win for Quebec declared j. S. Woodsworth m.p., Leader of the ., when peaking at the opening session of be Manitoba organization s annual invent Iii Friday night in the travellers halt there was a Large and representative attendance of delegates. Other speakers included s. J. Armer ., Leader of the . Group in the Manitoba legislature Harry g. Webber frat real Delegate from British Colum Mclnnis mj3. For South Vancouver and George he Williams For Wadena and eader. . In Saskatchewan. J. H. Wood of Justice Man., there would be nothing Radical in the conservative policy under he new Leader said or. Woods Worth. As for the liberals they had stolen the place the. Conser natives once occupied. And had be ome. The conservative party he Iha Reed. There was Little Chance of the conservatives doing any Hing offer i the province Quebec Anit thai Manir tested on the last Day of. The Dis. Cussion regarding the with re social legislation the two old _ parties were Side by Side. while tote stood for action n the matter of social Reform and advancement the liberals and conservatives. Voted solidly for things As they Are. All the liberals iad voted for the present High tariffs with the single exception of Harry Leader of Portage la gave Lime due _ the Urt fed Down its it Elbe i Reform party and.-1 eaves a Tor. . Recognized which is As the third political arty. If we play the game right and Are big enough Wei May. Be come the official to these other two the Leader with re to he Quebec padlock i Law f the Alberta legislation could disallowed Why not the Quebec the .ri.l.p. Mem Bers the As described by or. Said there is no argument in favor of election deposits for abolition of which the group had made a bid. A pro ably the most useless parliament was How described George Williams predicted that just As soon As there Are Good crops Nii Saskatchewan and no Relief will be a Govern resumed at 9 o clock this morning. Ready for right new. York july 9. Howard millionaire port Sian producer made plans late priday tit take off Between . Today on pro acted flight to Paris he had. Planned to delay the take off until sunday because of mechanical difficulties but i his i Albert _ Lodwick air Lane manufacturer announced the had been ironed of tvs the Spather pm am. At 6.30 ., 62 Maxi mum 80 minimum. 62 barometer 29.88 North wind at 14 Miles per hour precipitation. .09 sky Cloudy. Friday 6.30 i.in., 6.30 temperature at 6.30 ., 64 maximum j7 barometer. 29.fl6 North wind at seven Miles per hour maximum humidity minimum humidity. Sky Cloudy. Dawson Aklavik Simpson it. Smith or. Hupert Victoria Vancouver Kamloops Jasper Edmonton. Banff Canary Lethbridge med. Hat Swift cur it 56 Battleford 50 or. Albert 56 Saskatoon .54 Mima 38 68 72 72 88 .58 .50 .54 Brandon Winnipeg Kenora it. Arthur Moosonee Cochrane him Stville Parry sound 68 Mima 54 s3 58 75 .59 80 62 70 50 68 58 62 80 466 London -----68 60 32 Toronto ----69 46 68. Kingston .68 52 78 Ottawa .60 52 is Montreal .64 53 53 Quebec .58 88 St. John ----52 so Halifax 56 Charlottes n 50 86., Cal Capo .68 88 Moose jaw .56 8t, St Paul .62. 82 above figures arc for 24 hours ending Friday 6.30 Forecasts Cloudy and warm Fol Lowed by local thunderstorms. Saskatchewan tartly Cloudy and warm with local Cloudy by warm1 with scattered Lake to fresh West Erly to northerly winds partly Cloudy and rather Cool with scattered Shower chiefly Over East portion. Mainer fair and comparatively coot ;