Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 15, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Jingles charges incompetency in ranks of selective service income Tonry of a Large number of the selective sri ice personnel Rhrou Ghoul Canada in interpreting various labor regulations was charged by Ernest Ingles a member of be National selective service advisory Board when he spoke fhe general meeting of the electrical workers Union local i037 monday night in the labor Temple. Jar Ingle a vice president the brotherhood of electrical Winnipeg Preb press tuesday june 15, 1943 3n" Union is returning to after a trip to the no ii recently to had i that he Winnipeg office of selective service had sent two aliens. Go Rinnus to a Large Sevnia District. When the authorities promptly found it out they returned these men to Winnipeg at the govern ment expense declared or. Ingles. The action of some of the por been and sonnet cads one to believe Thal they were illiterate As it certainly seems had to believe that Thev i expert advisers Are listed to assist Victory gardeners the Winnipeg Victory Garden committee has set up a Battery of Garden advisers to assist Victory gardeners. These advisers Are experienced gardeners selected from the Winni Peg horticultural society membership. Any Gardener who encounters a Cpl. J. Skodinsky. I of the grenadiers recently spent l his Home 571 Redwood in Peg. Over 40 a weak worn old could make the dec Isic and be m when lie had Marie representations o some of the i scr officials of the selective at Ottaw-r1 Yecs m industries could was Lold anal this App rpm in i not move without Tho permission of Ras due to the selective service service being the service to be but isl cd of the Coal incl usury Kant Normal Pep vim vitality j Ioc. A Star Tanay. Left organized for to Lake what or. Ingles. Not without permission or. Ingles said that there some industries Frozen and War Effort that Thein Cvar born indicated to organized had i labor what these Oiler industries explained various he said. Selective service a facials across the country have Dif i versions what these Indus tries Are and the result is the worker docs not know where he fits in and the situation is becom ing quite said or. Ingles fault lies in the govern infill. Strange Bug in his cabbage or comes up against some new and difficult problem should Telephone his near est Garden adviser at once. These mentors will gladly pass on to him any hints or suggestions that will Clear up his the Victory Garden committee has tendered these Volunteer advisers the thanks of the committee and of the Public at Large for their valuable and patriotic offer to assist. The list Garden advisers District 1, River Dary West by Doncaster North by Assiniboine River East by Cam Bridge South by Lennon Jackson and Taylor. Advisers r. S. Mcmillan Avenue Paw 50 Fergusson 972 Avenue 501555-88623 h. S. Mullins 114 Cobourg 503800 w. J. Tanner 131 Melrose Avenue 502402 j. J. Cropp 326 Mcleod 302154. Murder charge Prince Albert sask., june 15. Marie Mon grand 17 year old Chipewyan trapper yesterday was charged with the. Murder of Gabriel Sylvester a Northland Hunter and trapper. He was arraigned in court at Portage la Loche 305 Miles North of Here and remanded to june 21 for preliminary hearing. Leaves extended Vancouver june 15. Cause of the continued seriousness 98325 or. W. J. Hiley 189 Kings their Way Avenue p. C. Watt 327 Cambridge Street 403577. District 2, Dary West Cambridge Avenue North Assiniboine River East Aynsley Street South Mason Avenue. 45950 w. of the Coal emergency soldiers who Nave been permitted to return to peacetime jobs in British or. J. E. Machacek advisers 909 Mulvey Avenue. 47105 c. S. Prodan 363 Fleet Avenue 43659 a. Crisp. 933 Dorchester Avenue. 42071 r. H. Wilson 883 Mulvey Avenue 44034 or. S. W. Edgecombe 857 Riverwood Avenue Ani University of Manitoba 41218-4492g districts fort Rouge too. Utterly refuse to allow j West Aynsley Street North workers i hair own i Boine River. East main Street South i am one of those who Rcd River and . Tracks. Believe that the machinations of the advisers c. E. Bain Hoval wartime prices and Trade Board Crest apart meals de Are not so much concerned with i a trip or in immediate conditions. Thuy Are has to. Zikik Eirikson cabled his parents. Or. Anc countess de Laune Dies at the age of 105 Newark. N.j., june countess Virginie Violette Melanie. . De Laune 105 years old. Died sunday night at a Home for the aged. Countess do Laune who lived in Newark for the last 40 years knew Napoleon Iii Well and was an intimate of Empress Eugenie. In the Franco prussian War of 1870 she lost seven Brothers and the family lost its Fortune. Page five Charles Forsyth of North Shields England prominent Bisley Marks Man and Winner of More than 100 shooting trophies and medals died at the age of 55. To clarify . Ottawa june 15. Hearing of a reference to the supreme court of Canada to clarify the position under civil Law of members of United states forces in Canada opened yesterday. Pure White mrs. G. Eirikson. Of 950 Garfield Avenue of his arrival overseas. I officer Eirikson enlisted with j the . In june. 1942, and j graduated As a navigator from win the following april. Jug his commission at the time. Children burned Eaglesham Alia. June 15. Up the two Young daughters of or. And mrs. Allan Powers Are dead and hese Days when Tea must yield the utmost in flavour Quality is of supreme importance. Ask for. Salada Boundary i the lie said. Developing a Post War condition re Garding wages and conditions of the workers so that the labor contents of exp Oracle commodities will not prove unfair Competition in Trade with Japan. China India and Low Cost said or. Inglis. Had complained to minister if i were to Tell you that there has Beer importation of shipyard workers from great Britain you would not believe me but that is a said or. Ingles. He explained that he had complained to the minister of labor against these importations on grounds these men apparently of military age should not be brought Here while Canada sends her Young men Over seas. He said lie had a photographed letter written by c. A. Banks United kingdom representative of the department of munitions and Supply London England to a prospective shipyard worker explaining to him conditions under which he would go to Canada and wages paid. His fact and his wife s would be paid both ways if he stayed in Canada on the Job six months after the War has ended he said. Or. Inglis said he had received a letter signed by w. J. Martin. From the department of munitions and Supply. Ottawa which said that to the Best of i knowledge the total number of shipyard workers brought out. Both in connection with cargo and shipbuilding and naval shipbuilding pro gramme. Would not exceed 100. He said he had talked with some of these imports. I think there is More than 200 of he added. When a Bird s Eye View your Home shows that it needs paint or repair for its preservation it is time to see your neighbourhood a i a paint dealer. Replace ments Are hard to get. Your a i a paint dealer will gladly Tell you the Best and easiest ways to fix up your Home. He is an expert on Home repair in general and when repairs need paint for Protection remember that he Sells top Quality a i a paints and finishes for every household purpose. Protect your Home paints j. Eaton co. Ltd. Weir hardware co. 666 main St. 838 Corydon ave. Jap chances Sydney june 15. Bup the chances of Japan invading austra Lia Are less than at any time during the War. Army minister f. M. 43g25-85b68 George Batho 105 Ger Ard Street 47176 c. R. Ure Mulvey Avenue 48361-840380. District 4, Boundary West . Tracks North and East red River South Jubilee and Clare Avenue. Advisers a r. Almey 551 Bercs Ford 44307 prof. R. W. Brown ei53 Rosedale Avenue 45753 or. P. J Olson 143 Baltimore Road 43631 or. C. H. Goulden 253 Ashland Avenue 48325 . Heise 34d Ash land Avenue 46885 n. C. Mackay 287 Oakwood Avenue 44080-840380 prof. M. C. Herner 525 Jubilee Avenue 4s154-86g41. District Boundary West Sher Brook Street North Portage Avenue cast red River South Assiniboine River. Advisers prof. F. W. Brodrick 31 Furby Street 36940-96451 John a. Flanders 808 Somerset building 366 Kingston Crescent 204209-23004 mrs. T. J. Foxcroft 138 Good Street 73692 Joe Lejeune 143 Donald Avenue 63879-28592. District 6 Boundary West rag Lan Road and Midland railway North Portage Avenue East Sherbrook Street South Assiniboine River. Advisers g. R. Denton 781 Wol Seley Avenue 72829-840359 t. C Mcbeath 504 Sprague Street 29595 p. H. Hammond 1202 Wol Seley Avenue 30775-27878 Ken Daviss 85 Chestnut Street 73410 29221 t. J. Harrison 750 Westminster Avenue 206 Grain Exchange 34182-98371. District 7 Boundary West land railway North Ellice Avenue East Sherbrook Street South Portage Avenue. Advisers j. E. Blakeman 152 Sherburn 32458-95325 r. W. Brown 675 valour Road 34997 lome a Gibson 301 Beverley 31139 Hev. J e. Jones 452 Greenwood place 35693 h. Macdonald City Parks Columbia Coal mines will have their leaves extended from three to Trie parents Are in Hospital at spirit command announced yesterday. In River today the woman reported in addition soldiers leaving Burns following a fire which destroyed their Home sunday night. _ Forde sect today but warned that j land rail the nation must maintain its All out War Effort i believe that i the japanese were to set foot on Australia they would be thrown Back into the Force said. He based the statement on reports from military advisers and observations on a recent tour of Northern defences. Full scale operation Montreal june 15. Up the first synthetic rubber manufacturing Plant in the British Empire has been placed in full scale operation by Naugatuck chemicals limited an affiliate of Dominion rubber company limited it was announced yesterday. Somewhere the Plant is located in Ontario. The entire output of the Plant is being used for War purposes. Today you need healthful food Vood food is essential to Good never before was Good health so important. Eat nourishing grape nuts flakes regularly with milk sometimes with fruit too. You see grape nuts flakes is made from two grains Sun ripened wheat and malted Barley. So it provides High Quality Carbo hydrates and proteins useful quantities of Iron and phosphorus and other food essentials. Decide now to make grape nuts flakes a regular on your breakfast table. Order from your grocer the regular pack age or the giant Economy flakes a or Cuduri of general foods 1tricl a bound and Dame mid Avenue East South Ellice North notre Sherbrook Street Avenue. Advisers f. Edwards 1146 do minion Street. 26739 d. M. Mac lean. 897 Lipton Street 89132 Thomas Jackson 560 Toronto Street 39687. District Sherbrook Street notre Dame Avenue and Portage . Advisers h. J. Cull 263 Portage Avenue 45071-21700 h. A. Green Winnipeg Supply and fuel 44157 98161 c. W. Oberlin 317 Carlton Street 96451-25759 Eric Sochting 431 Birks building 91065. District West my Phillips Street North . Tracks East red River South notre Dame and notre Dame East. Advisers h. Gilmore Manitoba Telephone system. 45204 John c. Shelley 431 main Street 96730 Jerry Twomey Mcfayden seed company 22388 r. C. Pragnell 60 Lennox Avenue 205058. District West main Street North Redwood Avenue cast red River South . Tracks. Advisers Tho. E. Howard an ten i ing greenhouses 56400 Clar ence j. Edwards Scott Bathgate company limited 95151. District West main Street North City limits East red River South Redwood Avenue. Advisers George Wallace Anten bring greenhouses 56400 Alexan Der Gilchrist 20 Inkster Boulevard 54652. District Mcgregor Street North City limits cast main Street South red wood1 Avenue. Stein suite 3 vice Roy apartments 59268 j. H. Kolb. 571 Anderson Avenue 52107 b. G. Harris 335 Machray Avenue 51607. District West Mcgregor Street. Redwood Avenue East main Street South . Tracks. Advisers Thomas Hearn. 49 Lux ton Avenue 56.116 Frank Hrabie 437 Pritchard Avenue 54740. District West my Phillips Street North Redwood Avenue East Mcgregor Street South . Tracks. Advisers Clifford Cook 3 nor Man Street 56629 w. Brownell 1363 Jarvis. District West my Phillips Street North City limits East Mcgregor Street South red Wood Avenue. Adviser Allen Bevin . No. 1, Winnipeg. District 17, West red North City limits East City limits Bird s Hill South City limits and red River. Advisers . F. Taylor 218 Waterloo. 403490-23559 c. A. Mid Winter 80 Martin at True 5034436- 84s1744 v. M. Snow 221 Donalda. You can Start buying your next Winter s Coal now. A Scarcity of Coal and Coke is a definite danger for Canadian Homes next Winter unless Coal is kept moving into Consumers Fains just As fast As it can be mined and distributed. To help householders Purchase Coal now in Advance of actual need the solid fuel credit plan is being put into operation again this year. See that you have heat in your Home when the cold weather comes again. Now is the time to place your Coal not next fall or next Winter. Features of the plan 1. You can and should order your next Winter s Coal from your dealer now you can pay for it in equal monthly instalments Over a period to arranged with your dealer. All payments Are to be completed by May 15, 3. All arrangements axe made with your dealer. 4. You simply in a credit application form and a note for value of your Coal Purchase. The note is financed by your dealer through his Bank under the government sponsored solid fuel credit plan so you pay a regular interest charge of 6.20% per annul on unpaid balances for this convenience. For example on a Purchase of Worth of Coal to be paid for Over a period of 6 months the interest charge the Only additional charge you pay would amount to 6. The value of the Coal bought by any individual under this plan must not be less than and not More than 7 All Coal purchased under this plan must be delivered into con Sumers bins not later than september 30, 1943. S your dealer will make delivery to you during the coming months As he obtains his supplies from the mines. See your dealer at once if Canadian Homes Are to be kept warm next Winter Coal must be rained and hauled with out let up during the summer months. Dont let this happen to you next Winter the department of munitions and Supply honourable c. D. Howe minister ;