Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 7, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 10 Winnipeg free saturday december 7, .1946 or. Koo voices concern at spread of communism to. A landless peasant the Promise of. Acres was Apt to sound More appealing than the Promise of getting a vote. That was Why communism seemed to have an Over democracy in South America As or. T. Z. Koo sized up the situation in the nine coun tries he visited during a four month tour Jast summer. Or. Koo Secretary the world student Christian federation is now in Winnipeg for a number of addresses and he summed up some of his observations in an interview Friday at government House where he is guest of Hon. R. F. Mcwilliams and mrs. My Williams. He was equipped to speak on International affairs having been an advisor to the chinese delegation at the san ence in 1945. And his work has taken him to Many parts of the world. The movement he explained is doing in the religious sphere in some 40 countries what governments Are trying to do pol ideally through the United a a Lions. Or. Koo was hopeful that the phase of frayed War nerves was passing and that the nations would really be Able to compose their most outstanding differences Anc work together. After All no one wants War As a believer in the idea of International organization he mad Clear his dislike of absolute sovereignty whereby each nation sought to be a Law unto itself that is Only a step away from totalitarianism the very thing we Auto truck parts for All makes cars and trucks civitan and army Type ton to 20 ton new used or rebuilt phone wire or write United Auto parts co. 1901-19 Troost Kansas City to. Feeling fresh and fit after a night of sound sleep on a innerspring mattress with Box Spring to match quilted and tuft less for sleeping satisfaction Globe bedding co. Ltd. Fought he argued. But or. Koo wondered it the Western democracies weren t put Ting too much emphasis on Politi Cal rather than economic rights. Certainly in South America such doctrine tended to fall pretty in the countries he visited All on the Eastern Side of the Andes he found the students generally Liberal in their thinking. But they were a Small group after All and the ruling oligarchies with a Strong military flavor were very much on the right. So there was often conflict Between the students and authorities. Almost everywhere he went he was disturbed Over the headway being made by communism among the great mass of landless peas Antry it had no pronounced leadership yet unlike China but there was Sci sign of offsetting influences apart from denunciation and oppression. Better to fight to or. Koo that was a rather futile performance. It would be much better to fight the conditions which bred communism. Democracy in South he said is in very much the same situation As in my own country we must first get education widely spread in China we have Only 42 per cent literacy among the child Ren and i think it would be much lower than that in. South America As a from an educational standpoint Uruguay was easily first among the countries he visited. Argentina would probably come second on his list and Brazil Ai fairly bad third. As for his own country or. Koo pointed out the communists no longer any strategic areas and he thought they had also lost considerably in the regard of the j veterans and Kay Townsend replying Reeve g. C. Orester of Arth or m.p., eve. R. A. J. G. Cobb t. E. Branston arid Goodman ook which news that deportation proceedings against them stayed pending an Appeal to Ottawa brings Happy smiles to the faces of these four Spanish deserters Jose Cruz Seneria Iio Garzo Sanchez Francisco Gisbert Julian Fuster held at Vancouver. St. John ambulance Nevis notes e. B. Hunter president of the Manitoba St. John Council and or. K. C. Mcgibbon brigade commissioner inspected the no Riding and ambulance divisions of the Brig Ade in Brandon nov. 30. The Parade was in charge of the divisional superintendents s. Standing and miss Mckenzie. The Brandon St. John commit tee has been reorganize under the chairmanship of g. F. Wood lock. Mrs. N. E. Wyborn is Secre tary. A St. John committee has been formed at Carman with w. S. Mcgill As chairman and miss m. People who looked upon them As j Burnett Secretary communists first and chinese Sec Ond. So there was much less pop ular sympathy toward them. No stranger to Winnipeg or. Koo has been Here both before and since the War. His last visit was a year ago. Since he flew to Washington from chunking in March 1945 he has been carrying on his work in both North and South America and his latest Western Canadian tour began at Vancouver in november. From Here he goes to North Dakota next week. Fond of music his Long chinese gown Plain Brown in color is the Only notice ably Oriental thing about him. He talks English easily and fluently and he is fond of Western music so much so in fact that after much experimenting he managed to Drill three holes in his Bamboo flute which would give him the full Occidental scale. His physique does not suggest great endurance but he made a 850-mile trek on foot to Chung King from a guerilla Village on the outskirts of occupied territory when he slipped out of the clutches of the japanese. That was after nearly three years in his Home City of Shanghai under surveil Lance of the japanese secret police. Before that he had spent three months in Hong Kong. Or. Koo was there one morning in Decem Ber 1941, awaiting air passage to California when 15 planes came Over and dropped the first Load of bombs. New Atlas til Tarbor Ball bearing saws limited Quantity in Stock for immediate delivery for wished Mitre Guage. 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Armstrong arrived monday from Saskatoon to reside in fort Garry and Are at present the guests of mrs. Arm Strong s parents or. And mrs. H. J. Bird South drive. A the mothers Union of St. John the Baptist anglican Church will meet in the Church House Bina Highway thursday at 2.30 . Miss c. Stackhouse of Montreal arrived by plane wednesday to be the guest of or. And mrs. A j. Taunton Somerset Avenue. The . Of United Church will hold its annual meet ing in the Church thursday a1 2.30 . Mrs. G. M. Farwell Anc her committee have a Christmas programme for this meeting. The annual meeting of fort Garry Branch no. 90. Canadian legion Will hold its annual meet ing in St. Paul s anglican Church Parish Hall thursday at 8 . Officers will be elected the bed Cross group of the of St. Paul s anglican Church will hold an All Day meeting tuesday Junior exams St. John House Rayon tire prices Back at pre War level a partial restoration if Rayon Cord truck tire prices to these in effect during the Basic Price period became effective wednesday. Sev eral Winnipeg tire companies have received Price lists from their head offices which have been approved by the War time prices and Trade Board. There is no change in Pas Senger tire Cotton truck tire or tube prices. New prices took effect Day on All Rayon truck tires shipped on and after that Day. orders on hand Are subject to shipment at prices prevailing at the Date of shipment. The tire fabric Supply Situa Ion in both Rayon and Cotton ire Cord is quite variable at pres ent and apparently will remain so or the immediate future at least. Winnipeg dealers explain that it will be necessary to use the Supply of Rayon and Cotton in accordance with a untitled available. Amounts of crude rubber now available make it possible for engineers to build a tire either Cotton or Rayon which will give satisfactory service. No cause for alarm dealers explain that people should not be alarmed Over the new prices which will amount to about a 15 per cent increase As it Wilt merely put the prices of these Rayon tires Jack at the pre War level. By Brooks of the Brooks tire service has said that prior to the War there was a 15 per cent differential in the prices of tire of Cotton Cord construction and of Rayon. When War needs diverted the supplies of Rayon to the Manu facture of parachutes and other articles the Rayon tires were abandoned. Because of the fact that Cotton Cord tires would not stand up under heavy work with trucks and buses it was found necessary to bring Back the Rayon to some extent or. Brooks added. In order to keep All tires at the same Price the government then subsidized the Rayon to the amount of 14 per cent and brought the Price of Rayon and Cotton tires to a Par. Almost one year ago the govern ment removed this 14 per cent subsidy and it is now that the War time prices and Trade Board has allowed the prices to Rise to the pre War level. The companies generally Are not Well stocked with Large supplies some having adequate supplies of Rayon others being Well stocked in Cotton tires it is Learned. A few of the companies look to the possibility of passenger tire prices increasing possibly 15 per cent within the near future and there May be a slight increase in tractor tires. Cadet first Aid class will be exam Ned 7 . Tuesday dec 10th. Strathcona school nursing girls dec. 12. Girl guides first Aid dec. St. Lukes Church 7 . Wolseley Junior first Aid dec. 13. Brigade members have been de tailed to accompany each week special ski trains to la Riviere and Snow Valley. It is anticipated that arrangements will shortly be made for the training of members of the ski clubs in this District As first Aid ski patrols. Members of the nursing dial icons have been contributing voluntary assistance to the Chil Dren s Homes on Matheson ave nue and Assiniboine Avenue during the past month. A joint programme is arranged to take place at. St. John House on wednesday evening dec. 11, when St. John v. A. A s who were overseas will be presented with their overseas certificates by or. M. Ellen Douglass and an inter divisional first Aid compe Ilion will be staged by three teams of the c. P. R. Nursing Divi Lon. Brigade nursing division Mem Bers have just completed on interesting and successful Massage course under the direction of mrs. J. Arthur Mcgregor. Polish soldiers tested for tuberculosis Home and school group hears Pigott stress mental health International Laws and a United nations cannot be effective unless the individual can Back up his Point of View with sound judgment said a. V. Pigott at a meeting of the Weston Home and school association in Cecil Rhodes school thursday evening. Or. I goofs subject was mental Hygiene Host of us understand physical Hygiene but not the he said and outlined the need for the latter. There Are three Basic rules to follow 1. An adequate Chance pc self expression 2. An adequate feeling of Security and 3. Adequate social integration. three apply to the school and the h said. Every boy Given satisfaction in Selt expression is potentially a goo or. Pigott said. "qu4 school programme for physical fit Ness goes far but the programme for rental Fis is explaining what is being done in or. Pigott stated we have 30 adjustment teachers whose duties Are counselling and i Case he said. Then too we have psychologists and j. Mcneil presided and. The programme arranged by d. S. Mcintyre principal of Cecil Rhodes theft sequel two men convicted of conspiring with a juvenile and stealing 800 in Cash postage Stamps and narcotics from the Richmond phar Macy limited 495 Sargent Avenue july 6 were Given Penitentiary Erms by judge Joseph Bernier at a speedy trial in the Law courts thursday afternoon. The men Are James Stewart 347 Kennedy Street sentenced to free years Mike Cherenkova 31, alias Mickey Charles no fixed abode sentenced to two years. According to inspector of detectives David Nicholson Stewart has a Ong criminal record and Cheren Kora has been previously convicted of Auto theft. C. W. Tupper acting for the Crown informed the free press that the 16-year-old juvenile who s implicated in the Case has not yet been dealt with by the juvenile court. The youth testified As chief Crown witness at the trial of Ste wart and Cherenkova. Phoned men according to his evidence the robbery was accomplished by Plant no the juvenile in the basement of the drug store before closing. After the staff had gone the youth got in touch with the two outside men by Telephone he said. The boy had at one tune worked Lor the drug store the evidence revealed and told the court he knew where the combination of the Safe was kept under direct examination the boy told How he opened the Safe removed in Cash 5350 in pos Tage Stamps arid narcotics and piled them under the Coal Chute. He also gathered up other articles valued at 525, according to his evidence. Handed out loot he described How he knocked the padlock off the Coal Chute door alter Stewart and Cheren Kora had signalled him they were outside. He then handed them the loot he said and they All drove away in Stewart s Auto. Arrest of the Trio followed an eight Day investigation by City detectives in which they discovered the juvenile was implicated in the theft. He was arrested by detect Ives on july 15 and information he gave led to the arrest of Stewart a Short time afterwards. Had meantime left the City. He was traced to Edmon ton arrested there and returned to Winnipeg for trial. Part of the stolen Money was recovered by detectives on july 15, but most of the loot has not yet turned up police say. Poh so Soldier immigrants to can Ada Are being tested for tuberculosis before being released for farm Wark at various distribution Points throughput the Dominion it was stated by officials of the depart ment of immigration at Ottawa Friday. It has been Learned from various sources that the rate of tuberculosis incidence ii Mong these former polish soldiers is not High when compared with the rate in the countries in which. They have bought and lived. The rate appears High compared with that of Mani Toba. 5 none of the polish Soldier immigrants brought to Canada As farm workers a Rayed for tuberculosis Learned although normally such attest is required All immigrants before they sail for Canada. In the Case of the polish soldiers however it is assumed that Lack of equipment and time to Deal with such a mass movement from the italian Camps brought about the postponement of the tests until the immigrants reached Canada. One official stated that the men who had lived in Scotland during the War years were in Good health but the men who had fought through the Battles in Italy had been living under War conditions and had been poorly fed and housed. Such living would tend to make them More susceptible to the disease. Officials Point out there is no possibility of a polish Soldier infected with tuberculosis going among other residents of the Dominion. Veterans next of Kin welcomed at Melita Melita Man., dec. 7 special a banquet and musical and literary entertainment the ladies auxiliary of the United Church tendered a Welcome to veterans and their next of Kin dec. 4. Mayor g. L. Morrow Toast to the for Quick repair jobs in Homes shops cars boats use on tile gloss Metal mirrors Brick Cement f plastics Canvas. No nails no screws no heal net pressure. In Handy 3 5c tubes and larger cans. Sold everywhere e. T. Sampson co. Ltd. Distributors Montreal Toronto Winnipeg wholesalers in All Large cd Tea Arroita Canada included present Afien of wallets scrolls Reading of the Honor Roll of 145 Nafts. Eight of them of men who made the supreme sacrifice and presentation to nest of Kin. Add i son the newest name in radio would you like one at Only Christmas just phone 92 721 and we will. Send you one. Consolida tip 235 maim St., Winnipeg brings to neglected smites my what a difference or. 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