Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eight saturday aphid. 1945 food Short sharing is problem by j. A. M. Cook free press War correspondent Headquarters third Canadian group Oberhausen Germany apri 26. Special appears to be housing adequate for about half the people remaining in Ger Many food to last on Short rations for some months and work enough for the next two generations. German civilians Are getting shelter by doubling up. Food that s another matter. Roughly speaking if All the cur rent food resources in Germany could be equitably distributed there might be enough to assure calories daily for six months. And Given careful Hus banding of crops the same Plain fare might be stretched through the Winter. Yet it is possible that Germany be desperately hungry and that millions May starve next Winter for there Are signs of a Short sup ply and with distribution facilities in chaos this worse facing starvation there were four million people i the Ruhr on this Side of the Rhin before and Many of them will fac starvation next Winter unless w get food to them a British Genera said the other Day. What he inferred was not necessarily a Matte of shipping food from Allied coun tries. I have just been through the Ruhr and i feel the same Way Abou it. These people Are getting hungry they Are definitely on Short sup plies and by next Winter they Wil. Face starvation. Are we going to take food away from French and belgians Are we going to ask dutch and poles and greeks to share food Relief with the people who brought on the War Are we going to ask the British to go on rationing rigidly so that the germans May live plenty of people will suggest the widespread starvation. At the same time it does t reveal soft hearted Ness. The sheaf policy is realistic Only Way for the germans to feel the full Impact of defeat is to let them starve others say humanity will never permit in the end Well save the germans. V military flan it is Plain that supreme head quarters has a military plan which is fully supported and which efficiently executed will not permit Well feed the germans Only to prevent widespread epidemics or disease or actual death from starvation and there s no place in this policy for supplying amenities. The first move to stave off starvation is not to ship in Allied food but to make germans share the food stocks that Are Here. My feeling is that the germans who Drew from Many occupied lands were better fed during the War than the French or British and hat the hunger which now exists s nothing to what the dutch and poles and greeks have experienced during the past live weeks especially food distribution has been paralysed All Over Germany and Terman civilians have looted food stores. Food factories have been at a standstill from Lack of Power or workers. Undoubtedly much land Lay Idle at the seeding season. Declaring food stocks the head of the British zone Mili tary government says firm measures were taken to have the germans declare what food stocks were Avail Able in warehouses and they have found that some of these stocks Are named director a. Ashton was elected a director of Canadian Oil companies limited at the annual meeting. Or. Ashton is president of Canadian Wall paper manufacturers limited. He has been associated with this com Pany since its inception coming out from England in phones office jux 942 Laboratory 07 i4r optometrists opticians recoverable. They Are trying to get the German s to tidy up the Ware houses and assemble All food pos sible. Military government leaders say that Winter fighting across the productive Western Rhineland and in Eastern Germany caused serious reduction in the expected yield. It looks unlikely that there would be More than half the average crop of Vinter yield and other Early crops r. Areas seen. One can see no better Prospect for Spring seeded crops for the Eastern Shine and All the River area to the East have seen a cessation of activity at a critical time. Every burgomaster n Allied territory is being told to Jet the people out on the land and Ilant potatoes and from what we be Een they re digging. I feel that the germans will be Lucky if total farm production this is half what it would be nor Mally and that there will be tremendous difficulty distributing this Lecause of smashed railroads canals. Highways and distribution must be on a basis and plenty of people will go Short. In Canadian sectors the German colonel von Stern was so completely taken by Surprise to find himself a prisoner of Allied soldiers that he had t time to Don his trousers. The picture shows an american Soldier right and a French Soldier at left As they Salute their Pris Oner who was commandant of a prison Camp near Soest Germany. Cardin proposals for party Given Ottawa ont., april 28. Special proposals broadcast Over two stations last night in Quebec to form a new Canadian political party by Hon. P. J. A. Cardin for Mer minister in the King govern ment who left the Cabinet on the conscription Issue were summarized in the Montreal Gazette this morning As follows Hon. P. J. Arthur Cardin in his first radio Appeal announcing the name of his new political party the National front be front Nati Nalej stated last night in the Canadian sector. German families from blitzed cities will be settled temporarily on farms. The City family will help make up for labor shortage and they will be food. It should be remembered that we go on feeding Between five and six million German War prisoners though the germans must continue feeding foreign workers from the Eastern countries. The germans must live on about 1.500 calories three times what the people of Amsterdam were getting. They must get Down to a fare of probably less than half what they be lad. But we won t ship in food until typhus and typhoid set in in a big Way. Knowles says coming election is important declaring the Federal election of Une 11 to be the most important yet taken in this country. Stan by Knowles . Candidate for a election in Winnipeg North Gen re urged the electors of that constituency to Register an overwhelm no majority for the . When he addressed n meeting of party work is at the North Centre . Head quarters. Corner Sargent Avenue and Victor Street. Thursday even no. A better Canada Means More than said or. Knowles. It i Means jobs Homes health Security. And peace. These Are the things we have been fighting for. Must be the meeting planned of the . Campaign in North Centre. Commit tees Yvere set up and attention Given to poll by poll organization. James Stewart chairman of the North Centre . Association presided. Reports were Given by Andrew Robertson official agent for or. Knowles. And mrs. E. H. Cove treasurer of the local organization. Almighty state. Which Means 1 am against socialism. In the econ Omic Field there Are dangers threatening he continued. Speaking Over stations Cikac and Chr or. Cardin denounced All forces working against the Unity of Canada. He said i am favourable to the idea of developing a Christian capitalism and the conservation of profits honestly realized by or. Cardin said today i would dissipation of our energies and our strength and to bring Neaser to one another All of the sons of can Ada in one Union based on Equality and vitalized by the spirit of Justice. What has to be aimed at is Union in Equality. There can be no question of assimilating the canadians of French descent or the citizens of the provinces of Quebec and of reducing our ways of acting and thinking to one Standard pattern. Or. Cardin turned towards the conscription Issue saying it. King was desirous of appeasing the political agitation which sprang up in certain provinces. Conscription was not he stated. He or. King nonetheless imposed it without considering Quebec Opin or. Cardin said our elections should take place on a fixed Date As in the United i think that those who will re turn from the great adventure arc wondering Only one thing the right to make their own life to Rilea w. Doe of Oakland California chairman of the committee on adjustment from War to peace of the rotary inter National will be guest speaker at the rotary club of Winnipeg Lun vice president of Safeway stores. Of employment. That he favored for Canada an enlightened administration founded on realism but above All Canadian. He said "1 refuse to subscribe of the theory of those Ever ready to Promise an easy life or to that put Forward by the disciples of the of employment and other conditions the agreement becoming effective april 19, 1945 and for one year provides for Lime and a half for overtime after six Day week of eight hour Days As Well As for Legal holidays. The present existing prac Tice of upgrading and reclassification where permissible will be continued As Well As payment of wage rates As High As the average of the prevailing rates currently paid in in mind gov military Institute hears Henderson election of the management com Mittee of the Western Canada Mili tary Institute and submission of the annual reports preceded by a lec Ture by Lieut. G. Henderson of Canadian Parachute training Cen tre Shilo Camp on the Indian army were the j of the 35th Annua Institute. Friday night held a Minlu armoires. Paid up membership reached an All time High totalling 437, Accord ing to . S. P. Gemmill presi Dent in his report. Not mentioned in. The report this year was a Trust fun comprised of in Dominion 01 Canada Bonds and in Cash. This Money is available for celebrating such events As a Day reported col. Gemmill. Officers elected officers elected on the committee of management of which executive officers Are to be elected at the next sitting of the Board of direct Are . A. W. Hunt it. Col. E. A. Pridham. Group Captain a. J. Taunton . A. B. Car Ter. R.c.n.v.r., . T. W. Laidlaw . Maior g. E. Bain . J. D. Edgar. Maior c. Firms getting a flags listed the payroll savings Section re ports that the following firms successfully qualified for a v Flag during the first week of the eighth Victory loan drive. Many additional firms report that their canvass will be completed by the beginning of next week and that Gold Star buyers Are in All cases helping to Send their respective firms Over their objective of ten per cent More than before. Payroll saving s motor company limited. Burns and company Dominion motor company limited Gillis and Warren cited Hilton Brothers limited Hud son s Bay company Hud son s Bay House Imperial Bank main International har Vester company of Canada Thos. Fackson and sons limited. Langley electric manufacturing company limited lever Brothers limited. Macdonald Brothers aircraft limited aircraft metro Voliton life insurance company Lindsay modern dairies limited. Pritchard engineering com Pany limited Royal Trust company Security storage company limited even Sisters Falls Power Plant Winnipeg electric Stan Ard Aero engine works limited gift Canadian company of can a limited St. Boniface and Prin Ess Toronto general trusts corporation f. W. Woolworth Corn any limited 400 Portage group payroll Adelman paper of company Affleck shoes limit 3. Arlington theatre Bate and ate wholesale drugs limited fatties Auto electric limited Bea or manufacturing company. Bell Otel bes Borough merchandisers Bijou America As Urance company Stanley Brock mixed Canada Glass company acadian freight association Cana Lan general insurance company Ariton drug store Chalmers Auto Ruck and body works. Chicago Kosher sausage Manu Transfer service White ribbon bus lines limited Winnipeg pants manufacturing company wonder Captain j. M. Donnelly is killed in action capt. J. M. Donnelly has been killed in action on the Western front according word received by his Mother. Mrs. A nos Don Nelly fort Francos. Out. A brother. Of. Murray is with the . Shocks in Jamaica Kingston Jamaica april 28. Up Cable heavy earthquake shocks of Brief duration yesterday. Buildings rocked but no damage was reported. We saved Back in plans incorporated in the 3grt-.ement Are vacations with pay apprentice plan group life insurance retirement pension plan non compensable Accident and sick Benefit plan and the Hudson Bay mining employees health association. Transcona lays plans for Victory Day j. Mcge Acheir presided Over a meeting of the Victory Day com Mittee held in the town half thurs Day night. It was decided that if peace was declared before 6 . An Assembly of residents would be held in the Park and after a few Short speeches a Parade from the Park to the Cenotaph would be c. Murphy major s. Grimble capt. R. C. Mckibbin and group capt. C. A. Davidson. Honorary president is brigadier r. O. G. Morton honorary vice presidents. Air vice marshal k. M. Guthrie cmdr. G. E. Kernohan. And or. Justice r. M. Dennistoun. . P. J. Montague was selected Patron of the Institute. The financial report was submit made. Would where a he held. Special service the Canadian legion arc preparing printed pro Ted by major r. C. Scanes. Lieut. Henderson who served with the 8th gurkha rifles on the Northwest Frontier of India told the meeting there was no conscription in India but India had a Volunteer army of comprised of most of the races Many castes and most of the religions. Esprit de corps is very High with the Indian troops because they carry on tradition both of family and regiments. Sons and grandsons follow their forbears into the same regiment generation after generation. Officers who hold the Viceroy commissions All native Are the Backbone of the Indian said Lieut. Henderson. Sol dated Candy manufacturing miss Cox millinery Crescent Thea tre custom built upholstering com Pany Dent s English Bacon com Pany limited durable fur company limited Empire brass manufacturing company Exchange cafe. Fox theatre gaiety theatre Genser and sons limited International business machines company limited israelite press limited jewish Post and Empire press. W. Kim furs. Lyceum theatre Macdonald shoe store limited. Mall drug company Manitoba Auto Spring works Mani Toba co operative wholesale limited Manitoba tent and awning com Pany. Manitoba Woollen Stock and vital company Mckinney and company limited Mitchell Copp limited modern furriers limited. National Cash Register National publishers limited no Way up bolstering company Osborne Thea re. Palace theatre. Plaza theatre. Victor company limited Legent theatre. Rio theatre. Rose theatre. Roxy theatre. Royal drug store Ryan Agency limited Scotts limited s. Shore Candy company George d. Simpson Box company limited Standard Broom manufacturing company limited. Standard drugs limited. Starland theatre. Times theatre Tivoli theatre Tower theatre. Uptown theatre. Utility work Glove company. Viking press limited j. Werier and company limited. Western messenger and to bought them that year to help win flip War and we held on to them through thick and thin. Now they have helped us build the House we be always wanted. I m certainly glad we had the foresight in 1945 to make that investment in Victory will you be thinking How Wise you were Supply co. Ltd. Chas. A. Grobb optometrist 435 Somerset bldg. Phone 98 874 res. 46 869 new. From Hollywood comes a foundation make up created by the West mores not a a Cream does not cause dry skin docs not give a shift masked feeling or appearance. Goes on easily and evenly does Noc scream. Of Crulo hides tiny lines pores minor blemishes takes buc a. Minute to use and j of have a flawless complexion for the Day Over Glo a Semi liquid in six flowering skin printed Rhodes. On Botlic lasts Donihi William a. Mcknight 101 Sherbrook is. 1 lion 80131 871 i a Lolly is i. 3xs Academy lid. Phone w Home owners Tell us How pleased they Are with Wood Wool excerpts from letters on our files our Only regret that we did not install Wood Wool years saved Money House has been warmer in Winter and cooler in our saving last Winter More than takes care of the entire not Only More comfortable saved four tons of like a different House More cd import both Winter and no More cold rooms we can now use the entire less forcing of Furnace during cold spells less Coal to buy and less Ash to last year Wood Wool paid us a dividend in fuel when you install Wood Wool insulation you get greater year round plus fuel savings up to Wood Wool is sold on a Money Back proof that you be Money and Comfort ahead get the facts without obligation dial 21 811 now insulation they Sain their living by their own efforts in Freedom and not under he constraints of a totalitarian Bureau cratic he said. And with them the people will demand a decrease in taxation and the abolition of All those Bureau cratic controls which Are paralysing economic life hindering the development of honest individual initiatives and tending towards total he said. Is therefore important just now is to join forces to assure that queues will not be treated like a poor relation in the great Council of the he said. Mrs. Hudson Heads new legion auxiliary the presentation of the charter to its ladies auxiliary of the 105 . Branch of the Canadian legion was made by mrs. Orton Dowd wednesday in the free press Board room. Mrs. Dowd the provincial president of the combined Manitoba. Legion auxiliaries mrs. E. G. Hudson was elected president of auxiliary and the Nev Ujj formed other officers Are 1331 Spruce St. Phone 21 811 Winnipeg the first spoonfuls of per Ussin help bring prompt Relief from bronchial and croup coughs. Is pleasant and Safe for kiddies to take no dope chloroform or creosote increases natural secretions in the respiratory tract to soothe dry. Irritated membranes. Loosens and Wikes phlegm to raise. Inexpensive any Druc Tore. Pertussis relieved vice president mrs. O. C. Kerr Secretary mrs. A. P. Loewen treasurer mrs. W. H. Purcell marshal mrs. F. E. Ross ways and Means convener mrs. Cerr joint Hospital conveners. Mrs. A. V. Pielow and mrs. T. Williams publicity chair Man. Mrs. A. E. Christensen membership convener mrs. A., v. Pielow representative to the provincial command mrs. Hudson. Agreement signed with mine unions a collective bargaining master agreement Between the Hudson Bay mining and smelting company limited. Flin flon and six unions of the . Of l., has been signed it was announced Friday night at the labor Temple. For the company the agreement is signed by w. A. Green manager and e. Weber assistant Secretary. And for the unions. Flin flon base Metal workers Federal Union no. 177. By t. B. Ward International brotherhood of electrical workers local no. B-1405. By j. R. Kennedy International association of machinists. Flin flon Lodge no. 1848, by a. Leblance. Howard b. Bayley. For the local and Gordon Wilkinson. 5rauo Lodge representative inter National brotherhood of boilermakers and helpers of America local 451. By w. Hinde. Of the local and a. M Milligan grand Lodge repro Sena Jve the United carpenters and joiners of America local 1644. By s. A. Lundman. Of local 1644. And j. B. Graham special representative of . And the brotherhood of painters. Decorators and paper hangers of America local -1497 by e. Dover spice and Garner both of the local 1497. In accordance with the certification to rented by the labor relations Board the company recognized each of the unions As the sex cd Nave representative for the Pur pose of collective bargaining in. Respect to rates of pay hours grammes and the choirmaster of the churches Are to be asked to co operate in arranging for the sing ing at this service. Then be held in the various churches at 8 . If peace is declared after . The same proceedings will be. Held the following Day. Reported that flags had been Pur chased by the town and a commit tee Farmed to put these up asked to decorate their windows. In Honor of her birthday mrs. V Cable was entertained at a Surprise party at the Home of her , mrs. A. Blumm. 93 Yale Avenue. The for the n Promse Honor guest was the recipient of the . Of St. George s anglican Church will hold its Spring Bazaar and Sale of Home cooking in the Guild room wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30 . The opening ceremony will be conducted by mrs. G. E. Olive. The stall conveners Are when they walk together to have and share again a future that Springs from the Sweet clean Earth of Home when All the boys return to the waiting love the peaceful life so rightfully theirs then and Only then will the Bonds of Victory be tied secure Ond Strong. For the Young a Promise for All a first an obligation sewing. Mrs. F. Stammers and mrs h. Longdon Home cooking. Mrs. S Quelch. Mrs. H. Harding and mrs Greenwood Tea room. Mrs. H. Wakeman daughters of St. George mrs. R. Buxton Junior stall mrs. M. Griffith. At the Tea tables will he mrs. H Moore. Mrs. A. E. Sayer. Mrs. M Mckay and mrs. G. A. Law. Church will hold a meeting in the Church wednesday at 2.30 Victory Bonds Confidence Rebekah Lodge no. 41, will meet in the Castle Hall. Thurs too late to classify Boston female. Scar on right Side answers to Patsy vie. 7 St. Mary s re. And St. Anne s. Phone 20." 785. Miscellaneous for Sal ice b of. Medium size. Is 0. Edgewood. Norwood. Wardrobe and match. Imbed. Sale. Wilton Rug. 30 it. 30 ins. By 8 it. 10 ins., Good cond 7 it. 6 ins by 4ft. 6 ins no dealers. 72212 for Sale motorists. If you own. On con have it painted for s35 furnished rooms t Walker furn. Frt. Be term lady. Near car use of Washer Etc. Phone. St. St. Boniface. Rooms and sleeping Balcony. . Adults Only. Pm. 34 571 752 single Frt. Nice Home. Hwd. Firs., business girl preferred. Suburban houses for Sale cottage with Verandah 5 acres of land. On travel Road. 5 mins. Talk from bus. In Kirkfield Park. 63 036. City houses for Sale 430 Waterloo Street 6-room House Central heat Oak floors Rock Wool insulation. Immediate of cupa Nev. Slawsky building co. Office 92 074 evenings 40 immediate Possession 1 89 ave. Terms. 6-room . Semi Burn. Garage and work shop. Machine studio purchased. Central Rooming. House 19 rms. Revenue including 3. Large rms. On or. Fir. Cash. Sherbrook St. South 8 Cash. Pm. 25 530-or 93 821. ;