Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 06, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free pres thursday june 6, 1940 sweeping plan coldwell urges govt. Take Over resources Ottawa june 6. Appeal to the government to Lake Over the entire economic resources of this country and organize them under Public Enterprise was made yesterday in the House of commons by m. J. Coldwell c.c.f., i submit this is the Way to end unemployment profiteering and what is equally important this is the Ivay to help win the or. Coldwell said. Speaking on the government s in farm Relief and measure which is in the Resolution stage. Or. Coldwell said these have Olsley. Revenue minister to validate an order in Council passed last aug ust with respect to the civil service superannuation fund was passed through committee stage. A Bill sponsored quoting the speech the British prime minister tuesday or. Cold Well said it was evident the old things be done if we have the j country was in dire need of equip courage u do j Mem and every kind economic i Sriri cely dare think of the Al support. Ler native. It is the delay of Victory i lot us take Over every Power in any event and perhaps oven the i Plant every mine every factory and risk of defeat and the continuance j every shipyard that we mint distress which provides a Fertile i coldwell urged. Let us organize Field for fifth column Lour labor Force to give the material i Aid our allies Appeal an Appeal on behalf of. Relief re ii tents in his Riding came from a. M. Nicholson who asked the labor minister Hon. I Norman Mclarty. If it was intended i to reduce the Grants in Aid to Saskatchewan. Or. Mclarty said there would be general reductions but lie could not say at the moment what the Situa Tion in Saskatchewan would be. Or. Nicholson held it a disgrace i that a statement could go und enied in the House such As that made by mrs Dorise Nielsen Unity North j Bat tact Ord that when a certain i child was sick inc parents instead of calling a doctor had to go 20 Miles to get permission from the Relief supervisor to Call a doctor. J. P. Tripp considered this a Challenge to Mem Bers of the House and accordingly asserted that All the statements made by Nicholson yesterday Are not this sparked an uproar marked by shouts of sit Down sit Down and demands for withdrawal which i the Duke of Kent watches a flight of planes after receiving his brother s permission to become a flight Captain with the Royal air Force. The Duke formerly in the admiralty Intel Tience. Num be de among his titles that of vice but he asked the King s special Sanction to be allowed to join the . As a Captain. Many promotions in defence dept. Ottawa. June 6. Up Leader Hugh Ronald Stewart per Sonal assistant to the chief of the air staff since the outbreak of War has been appointed to the new Post of air Secretary in the department of National defence for air air minister Hon. C. G. Power announced yesterday. _ i his duties will correspond to Only ended when Tipp agreed he strict rules Shilo Camp under full wartime regulations by Norton Anderson with the troops at Shilo june 6. Wartime army Camp regulations Are now in Force at Shilo Camp and with the exception of visiting Days civilians Are not allowed in the Camp area without a pass issued by Headquarters. Guards drawn from the withdraw if Nicholson withdrew i Challenge. Gordon Graydon con. Declared that increase of of the j number of canadians on direct re i Lief is a Challenge to democracy and Canadian parliamentary institutions senators see delay n air scheme Ottawa june i. Recipes for the 9 most popular cakes Are on the package 147 recipes hundreds of Valcino helps in Kate Smith s favorite recipes Send for Kate Smith s favorite recipes a Beautiful 48-Page Book. Contains 147 recipes 87 interesting illustrations. Explains the How and try of tender Crisp Golden Brown cake As Only Kate can do it. Use Coupon below. Swans Down cake flour is made Only from soft Canadian Winter wheat. Choicest parts of this selected Grain Are specially milled and then sifted opposition members expressed through silk to achieve a flour of finest concern Over Turc of the British texture and unvarying Quality. Coose i Down cakes have extra Commonwealth air training plan touches of perfection Fine even j yesterday at a Brief sitting of the Grain smooth sillier texture added Senate. Delicacy and desirable i delay in shipment of aircraft from in either Home or contest baking. England despatch overseas of Cana aircraft and the sending of a Batch of instructors of the Royal Canadian air Force overseas just after completing training for their part in the air training scheme amounted to abandonment of the Jair training plan to some extent said i it. Hon. Arthur Meighen. The Senate gave final Reading to three Bills and made Progress with others. The House passed measure for refinancing 000.000 Worth of government obligations with an observation from senator Meighen that he agreed with refunding to obtain lower in Terpst rates prevailing today. It was brought out that Only j 000 was redeemable in United states funds. Earlier or. Meighen said that announcements of James Duncan Deputy air minister before a ser vice club luncheon Here monday amounted to abandonment of the British Commonwealth air training j these announcements most certainly were matters of government policy said senator Meighen and to have them made Public at a club luncheon showed a studied con tempt of he hoped parliament had seen the end of such important announcements being made to the Public by a civil servant before parliament was acquainted with the j facts. He objected to conscripted Deputy ministers acting As propagandists for the Hon. Raoul Dan Courand. Govern ment Leader read to the Senate the statement prime minister Macken Zie King made to the House of com Mons recent developments concerning the air Force As Well As the army and Navy. Returning to the air training plan and or. Duncan s speech senator a. Griesbach con. Alberta j asked where it was proposed instructors could be obtained to re place those sent overseas. Legion officials Confer with King Ottawa june 6. Up three members of the Canadian legion executive Council yesterday held a lengthy discussion with prime min ii scr Mackenzie King on Canada s War Effort and fifth column activities. 1 to solutions dealing with these i subjects passed it the legion s recent convention in Montreal were presented to the prime minister. Our discussions with the prime minister and his Cabinet colleagues were of an extremely Frank said Alex Walker of Calgary Dominion president 01 the legion. He was accompanied at he con Ference by w. C. Nicholson of Montreal first vice president and j. R. Bowler of Ottawa general i Secretary. The legion officials also conferred with Hon. Ernest Lapointe. Justice minister Hon. Norman Mcl. Defence minister and Hon. C. G. Eco War air minister. Secretary in the department of National defence. Other appointments and promotions announced by National defence Headquarters were . J. K. Lawson formerly of Toronto As director of military training and staff duties at defence Headquarters at Ottawa with the rank of colonel col. G. P. Loggie. Of Ottawa assist ant master general of the ordnance As quartermaster general with the rank of brigadier Maor m. H. S. Pc Hale. Of Ottawa Deputy assistant adjutant general at London head quarters As assistant adjutant Gen eral with the rank of . N. B. Macdonald Ottawa senior Supply and transport officer Al London Headquarters As assistant quartermaster general and major c. L. Laurin. Of Montreal As Deputy j assistant adjutant general at Ottawa. Regi ments in the Camp Are posted on All roads leading to the City of tents and they escort transients to head quarters where passes Are issued. Visitors Days still Are saturday and sunday. Saturday friends and relatives of the troops Are allowed to enter the Camp from 2.30 . To 9 . Sunday from 10 am. To 9 . Week end passes Are in great de Mand among the soldiers and Are issued sparingly by the command no officers of the regiments. Lieut col. J. F. Scott of the Calgary High Landers told How one Soldier clinched a pass. What do you want it asked the commanding officer. I want to get married re plied the nervous Soldier. Calgary highlanders All the companies in the Calgary highlanders will have been out on night manoeuvres by thursday night. The companies leave at 4.30 . And return to the Camp at 8.30 the Icet morning and travel East of the Camp for from seven to ten Miles by Compass and map. The South Saskatchewan regi ment starts Rifle practice today while the Calgary highlanders like he camerons of Canada completed their training on the Rifle Range hich is the largest in the British Jimpie fort Garry horse has been split up into several schools for this week. Units in signalling occupy one Field and off in another Section Are soldiers being instructed in revolver shooting. Fort Garry horse have staged night manoeuvres on occasions practice Compass March ing. Letter writing reached a new High at the Camp wednesday when the Post office Here despatched nearly letters East and West. In return sergeant s. S. Morgan in charge of the Camp postal unit said 7.000 letters arrived wednes Day for distribution among the troops. In addition to these the soldiers welcomed hundreds of Par cels containing food cigarettes and clothing. A few magazines Are reaching Camp but there is a Lack of current periodicals. After the mail is sorted into the various regiments a postal courier from each regiment takes them from the Post office and distributes them. Men in the postal unit who Are All from Winnipeg Are j. L. Henderson. A. E. Spicer. R. H. Mal Colm l. Hunt and l. H. Patterson. They Are quartered in the men s lines. Proof of the abundance of letters being written came from the Salva Tion army canteen hut where sheets of stationery and envelopes were Given free to the troops since the first of the week. Captain William Carroll is in charge of the hut. Nears completion work on the new . Can teen is rapidly reaching completion. Wednesday the roof went on. It is believed the hut will be opened saturday. Meanwhile they has a Small canteen tent and the knights of Columbus have a Small hut across from the army canteen. All Are at the West end of the Camp. The Manitoba Telephone system is installing telephones in every orderly room in the Camp As Well As in the Headquarters offices. In All there will be about 50 phones at Shilo Camp shortly. Must leave Hong Kong Hong Kong june 6. Government of this Crown Colony today notified All germans that they must leave Hong Kong by june 11. They May go anywhere except to Canton or Macao. Fiche oks of course Mary s in the know she relies on Trench s prepared mus Tard to add delicious zest to her sandwiches and cold meats. I exceptional leave London tune 6. Lional leave 1 will be granted to All men of the Royal Navy who participated in the evacuation of Dunkirk. It was announced last night h Sec our carnival of color 5 windows clowns bal loons flying streamers serving As Back drops for sportswear blouses hand bags jewelry hats and shoes in the Brilliant paint Box colors of the summer 1940, season two Well liked weights in ii ii of sons both in new approved shades pair 4-thread Chiffon popular for daytime Wear. Suk to top and reinforced at heels and toes. Have Cradle soles panel heels. 6-thread Semi ser practical for sports and walking. Silk to Lisle Welt with reinforced heels and toes Cradle soles and panel heels. Hosiery main floor. 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