Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 22, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 20 co Ops ask province to supervise work the rapidly growing co operative movement in Manitoba needs the Sci vices or a special Branch of the department of agriculture to its activities it was urged in a Brief presented wednes Day to Premier Stuart Garson and four of his ministers by the Manitoba federation of agriculture arid co operation. The Case Tor such a step was supported by statements and prepare full Board of the federation headed statistics and Atten by c. E. Wood president. Dance organization meetings at present the registrar of co a and those of established Assoc operatives and credit unions carries actions the whole Load of supervision. It and Quebec it was Point is suggested said the brei qut Nave co operative branches the size to the co operative similar to that nov suggested. The movement in Manitoba has grown Saskatchewan government set one indicates the need for More ado j up 30 years ago and this quate supervision than one Man toned until the present c. C. I. Re can possibly i Gime expanded it into a fun 11 Depati it it i inn s a Rodoski Jol it recommended a depart mental Branch with a supervisory and research staff of four plus stenographers. Dut ies would include giving advice election time in Moscow Winnipeg Friday february 22, 1946 Busy to groups wanting to Start a co operative association col Lection and examination of Fin ment. The federation s Manitoba was limited to a not a department. Figures were presented to tin. I Cabinet showing that value pro Duce marketed by Manitoba co club of _ _01 a in Pray ves Rose from m opera e 1944. In electoral area of Moscow 1933 to m same period value of Supples bought by co Ops jumped from to increases 41 percent the number of co operative in the province was 257 in 1933, while in 1945 it was 364. And increase of -11 percent. Allowing for duplication the present membership is estimated at 43.000. The federation Board also brought a number of resolutions of its own and of locals to the government s at Tention it pressed for a speeding up of the province s health unit pro or 1-Arnme it wanted several Large areas of administration set up without delay. The 194o legislation limited the number of such areas to two. For experimental up. The bailout the supreme soviet of the Day in the basement store women a senior girls shoes and widths. Sizes 4 to 8, collectively. Pair Spring hats arrive Spring styles in women s hats Are Felts that you la Wear anytime now choose from Light and dark shades. Assorted head each sizes. Little girls presses Monument to rapacity baronial House of Krupp stands in Essen As militarists Symbol Spring comes. And colors. Sizes 3 to 6 years collectively. Each men s Winter overcoats style. Brown or Grey. 36 to 42, collectively. Each Essen Germany v just outside this bomb devastate o. City that was the Home of the Krupp armament generations noses a vote has not yet been in in either of them should be genuine aspirin masked this Way or 1 snout Laid on teaching of social studies. Standards of teacher ram Job should be raised m the inter ests of Rural Manitoba. An investigation was asked of which acts at once to relieve Bronco Tel coughs prescribed for Over thirty years pertussis an re Knovs cough Rienti finally pre pared to work internally. It not Only relieves your coughing spasm but also Kicky phlegm and makes it to raise anal effective for both old and Young. A drugstores. Lemon juice recipe checks arthritic pain quickly null la. Prtini onto it or or Rorn insurance premiums Sucre Felt to be too High in 1943. Resolutions on automobile insurance in the Light of the new safety responsibility Law came from seven federation locals. Most of them thought Cost of insurance was too High and wanted the government to Han dle the business itself. Most of the discussion centred on i the proposal to set up a co oper 1 Branch and Premier Garson 1 promised careful consideration 01 the idea. Martin lauds Uno tactics Ottawa feb. Hon Pau Marun Secretary of state said thursday he had no doubt there a a willingness among the Mem Bers of the United nations Organ to nip aggression in the and fight if necessary a Suard the peace of the or. Martin who returned 2jt press in the parliamentary gallery the new world league conference a it e differed vastly in that degree from the old league of nations. The old league of nations ten to avoid highly controversial but this Assembly has into the open for Cdr a issues them e Ernie Secretary who for 4-Actionj by Polk Down an to Bowel and kid credit a Tohulp per vent Kas. 20o tub leu faced for e issues with a _ Only 51 of also soc and .5c at i Musj. Jrade Union manner. Native that British troops i the world s greatest producer of instruments of Here is an extraordinary Monu ment to rapacity and ruthlessness. This is the baronial Palace of he Krupps known As the Villa Hugel. It is the last word in Wanton lavishness and its estimated Cost into millions of dollars. This House of Krupp was created from the profits of War piled up through the generations and m this sense it was built on the bodies of men who died in Battle that scrupps might Prosper. History pins the responsibility for much of German aggression during the past Century on Krupp s and it will be history will Tell us How Many conflicts this firm fed among Germany s neigh Bors. It was Alfred Krupp founder of the firm who provided the sinews of War for Germany s onslaught against France in 1870. It was Krupp s which carried Kaiser Wil Hielm on its Back to near Victory Over the allies in the first great War. And it was Krupp s that was of the main contributors perhaps the main Hitler s All but successful attempt to con Quer Europe. The huge and lofty baronial Hall a record of the Pride of the Krupps for its Oaken of its really Beautiful Are covered with life size portraits of. Various members of the family there is one Large group including Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Holbach present head of the House who is too ill to stand trial before the War crimes court in Nuernberg and his wife Bertha whose passport to glory is the fact that her name was Given to big the enormous Krupp gun with which the germans shelled Paris in the past War from a distance of about 75 Miles. This picture also shows thei son Alfred named after his. Grand father who founded the firer Frank Al n Greere were endangering the peace Felt that the Security spun would have insisted that Brit air cil answer. If the Council had avoided the Peoples of the world i is 1c lilt would have Felt that the ass ebb was shirking its duty and that was just the form. Young Krupp is being held by the allies. One could write a Book Abou boys sporty windbreakers men s red top Churchill writing history of England Miami Fla. Fed. Emanating from the Swank surf club Here where Winston Church Hill spends some of his Leisure in a Cabana allotted him Are to the effect that the for Mer British prime minister is working on a definitive history of England. These sources say he Nas brought to Miami with him several heavy tomes on George Iii of England. This churchillian Redrea with his painting would seem to confirm reports that he has abandoned All idea of writing his Mem Oan to Britain sets world plan says Halifax Chicago feb. The Earl of Halifax British Amassa or to the u. S., said wednesday he projected american loan Britain represents an Effort to Ettle the whole economic pattern the it would not be a loan of dollars a said in a speech to the Inland daily press association but a credit to finance British Purchase of United states goods and it could not be used in any other word Halifax appealed for continued Anglo american Tion and made observations on India s failure to obtain self government has been due More to disagreement among the indians than to British refusal to India Freedom. 2 the Palestine situation must be settled with the concurrence of the world s Arab Peoples unless we Are to take the risk of a bloody w3r British troops in Indonesia Are concerned Only with disarming the Navy or Brown Cotton Doeskin cloth brightened with plaid trims. Zipper front style with Side buckles and two slash pockets. Sires 6 to 16 years collectively. Each men s jumbo sweaters Wool and Cotton socks in comfortable weight. Plain Brown Navy or Gey. 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Bags flour Estonia Brand 7 in. 18c 47c the Villa Hugel but the purpose japanese and liberating prisoners _ i i _ _ an i inn i r i Ivi of this article is to Aravy Ari Enyun to an aspect of German aggression which we Don t see emphasized fully enough. This is that militarism has been supported by and encouraged by the Titan armament firm of Krupp which has been the motor of the War War and civilian mini urea. Ordered by the Anglo american joint chiefs of staff. 4 British troops Are remaining in Greece for the purpose of providing a stabilizing Force while the greeks Are choosing a government of their own in free election. 16c 38c general electric lamps big bombers hereto stay bomber Harris is certain new York feb. Bup marshal of the Royal air sir Arthur t. Harris predicted Here wednesday that heavy bombers would remain a vital military weapon despite the atomic bomb. Harris the first Man in history to Send bombers against a single target said he considered the atom bomb As just a Superior of bomb indicating that he doubted it would revolutionize Airpower As completely As some experts believe. He said however that he believed future bombers would use More directed missiles and fewer of the free falling Type such As were used j for the most part in world War ii. Sir Arthur brought his wife. Lady Jill and his six year old daughter Jackie with him. Will Stop off in new York and Washington for a few Days the j air marshal said and then i shall return to my old Home at Capetown hit is if he definitely had retired and that he would not con Sider any Post in civilian while in Washington he will be presented the distinguished service medal by Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. Assif he had seen the damage i that his bombers created in Germany and hew he Fel t Abou a sir Arthur s Blue eyes gleamed and his red Mustache stiffened baking powder Sun clo Brand 1 in. 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