Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 14, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 4 Winnipeg free press december v 1945 stabilizing Keement Iner Montreal dec. 14 Canada United kingdom wheat agreement of. July 1946, was defended Friday As a stabilizing influence in world Trade and an encouragement loan expansion of world Trade and employment by Hon. James g. Gardiner Federal minister of agriculture. Or. Gardiner addressing the Montreal Section of the agricultural Institute of Canada said it was demonstrated in talks among Ottawa London and Washington officials that every principle embodied in this contract was not Only contained in the other food contracts with can Ada but i other contracts Between Britain or the United states and other it was demonstrated that this was a commercial transaction contemplated within the terms of the International Trade organization proposals such contracts were not bilateral arrangements in re v Strain of Trade but commercial transactions which in every parti Cular promote world or. Gardiner said if there is to be that is what Farmer undoubtedly Farmer cannot get the Peak the return either in Price or in the distribution of participation in the period of High return. Retarn must balance that possible High return mus be balanced against a possible Low return at another time and distributed in such a manner As to level out the return. In that the Farmer is Only asking to have applied to his Industry a similar continuity of return to that which prevails in every other As to a suggestion of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange that a floor Price be established under wheat guaranteed by All the taxpayers of Canada through the wheat he said the Exchange was asking for a return to what we had in the 30s." would have Cost if the taxpayers of Canada had been asked to Nav Ftp at a profit to the Farmer is the contract of last jury to said puts the Burden of financing on the Consumers of Canadian wheat not on Canadian tax payers. The government he added has been willing to negotiate a similar contract with any other Bir consumer but so far no country has proposed a definite contract. Seen As reply to Mathieson defence of Hon. G. Gardiner agriculture minister in Montreal of the Canada United kingdom when agreement As a commercial transaction completely within the terms Toronto Conser Vry the makers of me tissues guest artist Margaret Parsons pianist Scott memorial Hall tonight immediate delivery new and used reinforcing Iron Coal chutes clothes line poles Angle Iron Flats rounds channels i beams steel posts pipe fittings valves aluminium sheets plumb ing and heating supplies stokers Oil burners water pressure sys tems Cement mixers septic tanks Stock troughs pumps and Many other articles too numerous to mention. Write or enquire. Chwartz Iraq Metal co. It 299 Jarvis ave. Phone 51 686 pay reasonable returns in the 30s to International Trade organi give to the world wheat on a basis Patlon proposals was interpreted of 62 cents a Bushel it would have men Friday night As a Cost them at least do to past president Geo. S government in Mathieson of the Winnipeg Grain you imagine any the 30s, or any other time could take out of the Treasury to make food cheaper to the wealthiest country in the ref erring argument Exchange. Or. Mathieson told the annual meeting of the Grain Exchange last sept. 11 that the agreement was a distinct breach of Faith to a Grain Exchange contrary to the terms of the Atlan that an open free tic Chartel. And to the avowed Market obtains the Best average of Tho United wagons in the in Long time results or. Gardiner Tion of International Trade to All of said the fact is that under that which the Canadian government system wheat growing in Western Calgary dec. 14 produce merchants in Calgary charged Friday that a borderline Black Market in turkeys is in operation in Alberta. They said the same thing happened last year and the year before but this year it is on a much larger scale. While they did not believe it would affect the local Market much its chief effect would be Felt in Eastern Canada and British Columbia Liere they said Consumers to pay More for their turkeys raised in Al tune in resenting the incomparable music of Asuncion Paraguay dec. 14 government said Friday t had put Down an attempt thurs Day night by anarchists elements to wrest control of the capital from the regime of president Higinio Morinigo and he was conferring with political leaders in an attempt to resolve a governmental crisis. A communique said order reigned throughout the country after an abortive attempt Here by groups of anarchist elements to seize control of police Headquarters the Mil itary school and the National prison. A student demonstration was in up by gunfire. Reports reaching Formosa Argentina 65 Miles Southwest of Asuncion said nine persons were wounded during the disorders. The government said it was unable to identify persons responsible for the disorders. Will Christmas Berta. Itinerant buyers from both the East and the West Are travelling throughout the province picking up turkeys for Cash sometimes at a slight advice Over the ceilings. They usually ship these in Cartons and boxes in less than Carload key in stomach flin flon Man., dec. 14 up Kirkwood Huntley is at Home Here today with a cof fee tin key lodged in his stomach. T no one knows when he Swal Lowed it. The key was revealed when x rays were taken of the child follow ing an illness. Doctors said an operation was not yet considered Cleo Winnipeg c63b . Dorsey concert Jim Jim dance dance at the Ukraine of town Rogers questions Kenny Square rhythm. Sports night party of happiness night party Cox. Winnipeg Mcknight g. News guide variety Roundup out the wealth news hockey dance Hallman. Trio their Market either there the Birds Are King and his of Hest Chancy Evans Elm Tif Dousias ont Ankton Macormack proudly sponsored by British american Oil co. Ltd. Tune in sundays . Quantities to East or West. Distributed to the retailers and from there to the customers at ceilings or higher prices. Because of the nature of the regulations and of the operations of these buyers it is difficult to prosecute them. Their main loophole is the fact that apply to graded turkeys. The top Price pcs mers May legitimately receive in Calgary is 45 cents. But ungraded Birds Are under no ceiling. The Farmer May deliver them directly to a Butcher who May sell them for whatever he can get or the Farmer May de liver them direct to the consumer for ills own Price. But the regular poultry Trade operates almost wholly with grades. The established Calgary whole salers Grade Sll their turkeys and therefore Are subject to controls. Housewives in Vancouver or Toronto shopping for their Christ Mas turkeys will therefore not find so Many of them in the shops which Deal Only in graded Birds. They will get their Alberta tur key but. They will have to go where they Are ungraded sad will probably have to pay More for their Bird than if it were suits Atlanta dec. 14 two damage suits totalling were filed Friday As an aftermath of the Winecoff hotel fire which took the lives of 121 persons. One action in which o b. Tor Bert of Thomaston ga., sought for tile death of his Daugh ter Sarah Virginia Torbert 16, petitioned the court to appoint a receiver to administer the assets o the hotel. The other suit for was filed by mrs. C. C. Whitten and mrs. E. R. Mauldin daughters of mrs. Laura Belle Miranda of Day Tona Beach fie.-., also a victim of the fire. Of hearing Jufith tiny single unit Ato Meer fitted to your personal Comfort Krou hear with Superb clarity easily. Ma1co supplies 90% of u. S. Precision test instruments for hearing prob lems study. Write to for information about Ato Meer. Canada . Revise 1817 Winnipeg electric co. Power bldg., Portage at 904 328 repairs and batteries for All makes of hearing aids Ottawa dec. 14 government announced Friday a new interpretation of a Century old treaty Between Canada and the United states to permit the station ing of naval vessels on the great lakes by either country for training purposes. The treaty involved in the Rush Bagot agreement of 1817, drawn up after the War of 1812 to regulate the presence of naval vessels on the great lakes Means of settling specific problems arising from that conflict. The new interpretation announced simultaneously in Ottawa and Washington will continue the second great War practice of both countries maintaining naval train ing vessels upon the lakes. Prize Winnipeg breeders of Manitoba acclaimed Brandon dec. 14 breeders and Farmers of Manitoba who combined to take entries to the Toronto Royal Winter fair in october were honoured at a banquet Here thursday night. J., h. Evans de fifty minister of agriculture who presided praised the men for carry ing through their jobs until Mani Toba entries carried off Champion ships in both cattle and horses and placed first in a number of livestock classes. Dit ring the week of the Toronto fair Manitoba entries captured tiljli.4.ca l_ajjll4.l Vav d w Oil grand championships one on Nester i championship. 18 fourths 14 8, 11 sevenths 3 eights 3 ninth 1 tenth 1 eleventh 1. Twelfth 2 thirteenth and 2 fourteenth. In horses Fred w. Dunn Alexander held the Reserve senior championship for clydesdales and the Brandon experimental farm the Reserve Junior championship on a Clydesdale filly. Brandon Creamery and Supply lined up with the Manitoba Cham pions when their drano Nixey Eva a Well finished Jersey was awarded the Reserve senior an. Advertisement in one Ameri can newspaper costing sold Worth. Of tricycles. Field marshal Viscount Montgomery chief of the Imperial general staff right is shown during his recent visit to troubled Jerusalem where he was received by general sir Alan cunning Central Standard Winnipeg 630 3ktcc, i news 8.00 sunday concert news 8.35 voice of Bethany radio Bible hour 9.30 Calvary Temple 10.00 by. Isreal fed. 10.15 Diri Suan science news St. Matthew s Church 2.00 lean Back news Mercer Mcleod 1.30 sports Star 1.45 Toronto conservatory 2.00 serenade 2.30 concert at the Consol vocal varieties 3.so drama of Medicine 4.00 Wayne King news 4.43 aunt Martha 5.00 music to remember 5.30 Green Hornet 6.00 honoured music news the Circle Charlie Mccarthy Fred Allen Hildegarde 8.20 Eddie Bracken 9.00 take it or leave it news Pacific Story 11.00 news. 11.30 Salute 11.53 news sport to the hits sky Winnipeg bad . Musical school news album George s Ang lican. . News. Of tha spirit news and capital reports period philharmonic of the air news review stars Krc Winnipeg 830 . 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Front Light children in White and markets can be Beautiful Perkins Youngs family right to happiness wife Dallas Jones mayor f. T. Williamson welcomed the breeders stating the City had always proven willing to co oper ate with the surrounding agricultural territory. Other speakers other speakers included m. H. Sutherland . E. M. , g. A. Brownridge w. A. Middleton Alex Arthur Alex. Mcphall bran Don judge a. G. Buckingham h. M. Hopper president of the Mani Toba Winter fair and superintendent of the Dominion experimental farm a. E. Foster representing the Canadian Aberdeen Angus association also Gordon Muirhead of the Canadian shorthorn association and on behalf of Les Robson Deleau Man., president of the Manitoba Hereford association Gordon Muir head prof. G. W. Wood of the University of Manitoba l. H. Mcdorman Brandon Carl Roberts St. Adolphe Man. S. C. Mclellan John Stronach and j. H. Bell. Also in attendance were j. H. Connor assistant Deputy minister or. L. Houcke provincial veterinarian r. B. Hunter Winnipeg members of the City Council mrs. Miriam Green Ellis Austin Brown Ridge j. C. Donaldson president and s. C. Mclennan Secretary of the. Provincial exhibition and John Strachan representing the t. Eaton company limited. Carol i pit conducted by Victor Scott Day 8 to 830 . Sky James Shaen optometrist eyes examined 204 Montgomery bldg. Phone 97 850 our office closes wednesdays at 1 . Block owners Buffalo extra deeply Corroy ated refuse cans sold Only by Buffalo Sheet Metal works cosy Home and Imperial repairs parts. Sic. 251 Princess St. 22 591 new accordions record your voice Lowe s accordion school 313 Kennedy St. Phone 96 021 neck t Send a colourful touch to Wabowden a Small Village 157 Miles up the lonely Hudson Bay Ine and first divisional Stop of the . Out of the Pas on the Way o port Churchill suffered a severe Oss to the Community in the destruction by fire of the anglican Mission House on dec. 2, according j to word received in Winnipeg from Rev. J c. Bower anglican min ister in charge of Christ Church the Pas. In addition to the loss St. Andrews Church was badly scorched by flames. The protest jut inhabitants Over a wide area says or. Bower Are entirely under the ministration of St. Andrews Church which has a Parish Hall As Well As the Mission House which accommodated the Bishop s messengers an anglican Mission Oranch of the diocese of Brandon. Miss Mary Andrews who is in charge of the District is a sister of commander Andrews Royal Navy who during one of the most critical stages of the War commanded part of the defence of Dover Harbor engr and. In addition to the Church work carried out the Mission looks after the local sick for some Miles about there being no doctor or nurse within 100 Miles or. Bower re ports adding that great sympathy has been aroused in the country Over the disaster and the Mission which is entirely supported by voluntary subscriptions Hopes to continue the work and rebuild in the Early Spring. The Murray River of Australia is made navigable for 500 Miles by Means of giant weirs one of them 570 feet Long which Back up the like dams plan endorsed Vancouver dec. 14 up building of a civic Centre in Down town Vancouver the Cost of which is estimated was endorsed in thursday s civic election. The vote was for and 000 Art gallery b museum auditorium seating and a auditorium seating buildings would include a Windsor n.s., dec. 14 ten jail prisoners were led to safety by guards when fire swept through the jail Here Friday. There were no injuries. Cause of the fire was boiler room Blaze Moosehorn Man., dec. 14 Spe fire originating in the toilet room at the Spearhill Plant of the Winnipeg Supply and fuel company completely destroyed the Power House garage and machinery. According to company s officials in Winnipeg no one was injured in the t ire which originated about 7.15 . Friday. The operation of the Plant will not be affected by the lire. 1239 Portage ave. A gift certificate is Al ways Welcome some folks yearn soothing touch of ties., in modest Blue and like red and yellow ties in blends of brighter Hue. The tie you can rely on for his Christmas morning thrill is in the tie selections of the men s Shoppe of Mel Hillel Hill l m i t e d ipe Angl tsp stores at Winnipeg and Vancouver opposite Post office two Auke fingerprints All look alike to the average Man but examination by an expert proves taste Are no two alike. Insurance needs differ too no two men have identical responsibilities and ambitions. 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