Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, January 04, 1947

Issue date: Saturday, January 4, 1947
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 4, 1947, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press saturday january 4, 1947 7 the London daily Telegraph s shipping correspondent has charged that the proclamation of president Tuniman of the end of hostilities would unjustly deny great Bri Tain the use of 200 american car go ships which were loaned to he during the War the correspond Cut added that the late pc Sidoni Roosevelt had personally assure Winston Church ill that Britain Truman could keep the ships until she was Able to build enough to replace her wartime losses. New e Truman statement he continued insists thai the ships be bought outright or re turned. A present he said Britain cannot afford to pay rut the dollars involved. To a to or. Fred w. Ronal by. National commissioner of the Canadian red Cross has declared at Toron to that the International organization is stronger while entering its peacetime programme than it has Ever been before. Or. Was just from the league s executive meeting in Paris. He revealed that a proposal made by him to the Oxford meeting Las August had been unanimously accepted. It dealt with financing the International red a stumbling Block at executive meetings. Tor sell real estate How is the time to obtain a Cash for your House Call 95 266 four provinces investment co. 3oo main i fifty German prisoners interned in Canada for the past few years began their journey Home when they sailed from Halifax under guard for England. Still there Are 150 prisoners to be sent Hack but just when they will leave is not known. A to a Russia Australia new zealand and Liberia have passed up the Chance of becoming charter Mem Bers of the world Bank and the world monetary fund officials have announced. All four took part in the Bretton Woods conferences which founded the 40-Power institutions but let the new year deadline pass without signing articles of agreement. However they still apply for membership at any time. At Moose jaw Hon. J. W. Cor Man attorney general. Of Saskatchewan said in a prepared radio address that Walter Tucker Saskatchewan Liberal Leader should re sign his parliamentary Secretary ship and his Federal scat if he is to fill the Leader s Post capably. He added that two outstanding issues in Saskatchewan politics were Absentee leadership and Federal domination. Said or. Gorman unless these problems Are settled we do not intend to allow the liberals to get away from them by silence evasion or a limited pm. 98 181 Moore s system of Call stations were established to maintain a reasonable Tariff for you. Moored Are still operating on pre War be Safe and sure calf a Moore s paper propaganda have a sympathetic Altitude toward soviet people. He added that new York treets were dirty and that he bad rouble getting trousers altered theh he bought them a a. V Carroll Louis Wilson 36-year-old scientist has been appointed top administer Tor of the policies formulated by the new civilian atomic Energy commission. It has. Taken Over Complete control of . Atomic raw materials patents and weapons it was said that his appointment As general manager would bring a combination of vouch Energy and mature judg ment to the commission. Errol Flynn motion picture actor Las arrived at Kingston Jamaica aboard his yacht Zaca and a party of guests. The boat was slightly damaged when she ran into heavy weather in route from Columbia. To will undergo repairs during the five Days Flynn and his friends plan on remaining in Kingston. Following six and a half years Captivity in an attic the one tiny window of which was completely sealed with an Iron shutter a 33 woman Carlotte thiem Bault has Ben released by police of Paris France. Asked Why he had Jept his daughter in the attic her 75-year-old fat her replied i spare her the rebuffs and disillusionment of for Ziaur foot troubles consult or. J. N. Rousseau chiropodist foot specialist orthopaedic technician specially bunions and stubborn cases of foot trouble. Of lice hours 10 . To 5 . I57a Provencher ave. St. Boniface 926 by a. W. Fordham auction Sale of valuable living room room bedroom and Kitchen furniture and effects at Fordham s Sale rooms 363 St. Or. Ellice monday Jan. 6th at 2 . C. Shore and g. Wigg auctioneers phone 29 040 hockey skates limited Quantity Manitoba sporting goods 293 Carlton St. Opp. Free press Don t heat the outdoors this Winter insulate with j. M. Rock Wool estimates free convenient terms Hilton Bros Ltd. 680 Wall St. Pm. 37 1s8 Saskatchewan s provincial treasurer Hon. C. M. Fines has announced that during the first 13 months of the past year persons were injured and 63 killed in Auto Mobile accidents tins was in com Parison with injured and 46 killed during the same period of 1945, he said. Continuing the minis Ter remarked some provinces have experienced fines As As 50 per cent increases in accidents. While he figures of Saskatchewan Are Ower the increase in accidents ast year should still serve As a warning to All motorists to observe safety rules. Property damage last As a result of traffic mis. Aps totalled As compared 0 Only in the same period luring the year before. A the phantom Jack Ali c Snipper f Washington hts claimed his seventh victim mrs. Jeanne d arc err one 26, a pretty French Arcana Ian Brunette. He snipped four inches of hair from her head As. She at in the darkness of a movie theatre. Meanwhile police Are studying a note sent to an earlier by a youth who claimed to e the elusive hair Bandit. It read 1 know i Elm nuts. I am ready for he police to come and get me. My ame is Richard Taylor. I am 24. I ave already Cut five girls hair police rushed to a hotel where he writer said he was living but found no Trace of him. J a a to from new York where he overed the United nations As Embly As correspondent for the government newspaper Izvestia Victor Poltoratzky has de Lared that americans in the mass vere Gay social hard working people who in spite of All news 12 rescued from icy . Waste , South Island new zealand Jan. 4 a picking their Way Over treacherous icy ridges of the mount Cook Range in new zealand s Southern Alps Friday brought the last of 12 survivors of an ill fated collegiate Mountain climbing expedition to a temporary Haven in the Hopkins River Valley after two Days and two nights of entrapment by1 a Snow slide. Latest word by portable radio to this base Camp was that All 12 including four girls were suffering from severe Shock and bruises three were described As Stretcher and five As walking cases. Two were killed and six injured wednesday in a sudden dislodge ment Snow that swept them Down the slopes of precipitous Glacier. The others suffered from exposure and Shock then. Friday the Lead truck which travelled Over the 16-mile Road to the Valley shelter was within 500 Yards of its goal. Bulldozers work ing in a steady rain cleared the Road for the motor vehicles and the Stretcher cases had been Low ered Down a 200-foot Cliff by ropes to the temporary Camp. One skilled Mountain climber said the students tramped nearly 30 Miles in reaching their highest Point Barren Saddle an Elevation of feet. They were descending the slope when one girl dislodge an extensive area of Snow causing the disastrous slide. All the climb ers were roped Neces sity for alpinist seeking to conquer the Tricky slopes of the isolated mount Cook Range in the Southern Alps. Required immediately experienced women s Wear Saleslady wanted Fox smart Portage ave store must be thoroughly experienced and capable of assuming responsibility. Good Opportunity for advancement. Salary in keeping with position. References required. Apply Box 1333 free press Hoover More about . Policy continued from Page 1 larger secret barriers to Trade the quantitative quotas the Cus Toms Law interpretations and the rest can Only be ordered by con Gress. The proposed world Trade charter and the International organization to enforce it must be through Congress also. The world must understand now that the Fate of the project of world Trade Ana world Prosperity depends not on he democratic american govern ment but on the Republican legis lature. No great Hopes judged by its record the re publican party does not offer Reat Hopes to the plan now mov no toward decision. The Republican party s tariffs of the Nineteen twenties launched economic War. Are throughout the world. The republicans in the recent demo cratic Congress voted generally against the British loan against he Trade treaty Powers of the president against the Bretton currency and lending plans which Are. All essential parts of he world Trade programme. To that record another Factor must be added in calculating the Utu a. The Republican party is deeply disturbed by the Drift of Europe and especially of Britain away from free Enterprise and to Ward something As yet Uncertain which is usually dismissed under he omnibus name of socialism the United states is beginning to feel that with Canada it is be coming the last stand of free Enterprise. The protectionists Congress will use this fear As a Handy Pon. They will Are say no it is useless to attempt to Trade with socialist countries which by the very a ure of their own system canno Rade fairly without discrimination. They will preach economic isolationism. As a new and unavoidable evil when it is Only the old and fatal doctrine dressed up in the fashions of 1947. The first task of the democratic government and of the Low Tarif. Republicans is to persuade the Congress of the obvious fact thai the american system is now bound up with world Trade More completely than Ever because the Home Market canno t absorb the vast new and specialized of american Industry. The second task is to persuade foreign coun tries and especially Britain to Al Low maximum and non discriminatory Trade even if that violate orthodox socialism. Before 1948 whether the Republican Cong Ress can be persuaded no one can know in Advance. But since the Issue will reach Congress next autumn after the summer s Tarif bargaining the answer of con Gress should be known before Thi year is out. It May not be a Black or White answer. The project o restoring Trade May not succeed All. At once but at worst there is Good ground to expect a Partia Success a reduction of Trade barriers a decreasing use of Trade discrimination. As for Britain it is going along with the american programme and will go along to the end with Little respect to pure ideology provided the american Market is really opened to its goods. But if the whole project fails Britain will be ready next Day to Retreat into the storm cellar of a Sterling Trade bloc in Europe and elsewhere and then wrenched Between the Pound Anc the Dollar. There will be wrangling Anc Tough bargaining at this year Tariff conferences. There will be moments doubtless of despair but in the end the United state will have to face the stubborn am Sovereign fact that if its free enter prise system is to survive Ani spread and prove its superiority to other systems in this work it must operate in an open Worl economic Community. It can Rio operate Long in a closed world o economic warfare. And Only Thi United states by its economic Power its Money its in parallel production its unequalled appetite for goods can open the world o Trade and forestall another economic War. But to do that it must make its own system work at Home How the United state is a broaching this immediate problem will be discussed in the next re port from Washington. J. Edgar Hoover director of the ederal Bureau of investigation has declared that the communist party n the ., with Power and influence out of pro portion to i membership i Wing the same error oppression and tyranny that he forces of fas cism would Ini lose upon us uness halted. In an article in the cur r e n t american Magazine red racism in the United states to Hoover Dis cussed the stealth trickery and deceit1 through which he said part members seek to conceal their Ria goals of violent revolution atheism and support of Russia and the ret Flag in preference to the United staes and the american Flag. The disloyalty of american communists is no longer a matter of Hoover says in the article. A a no contract no work policy for the teachers of the United states has been urged by the National education association As part of a Long Range state and Federal pro gramme to better salaries and working conditions. association criticized present Scales for teachers and declared that during the past six years 350.00u qualified teachers had quit and above the losses expected from Norma causes. A a a a special House of represents lives committee investigating sur plus disposal has accused the War assets administration of Sloppy business methods and favouritism if not downright corruption. I found the administration s Cost o doing business was stupendous in fact prohibitive and added tha the whole surplus property disposal programme May end up show no a net loss to the government. At Washington Howard c. Pet Erson assistant Secretary of War has declared that amnesty was granted in intr nazis in the zone 6j Germany for two reasons a step toward attain ing political stability in Germany and permit German qut Hori Tes who Are under military Gox Ern ment supervision to concentrate on punishment of nazis who were Active in the party. 4 representative George Bender has passed out new rooms to Republican members of the 80th Congress. To each Broom was attached a Large card read ing Here s yours. Let s do. The helping mrs. Mary Rolines of Quincy mass., celebrate her 107th birthday were two daughters 17 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and two great great grand children. A native of Lunenberg county Nova Scotia she has out lived six of her eight children. First Selkirk baby nine Pound boy Selkirk Man., Jan. 4 Spe first 1947 baby arrived january 1, at . In the Selkirk general Hospital. The boy weighing nine pounds nine ounces is the son of or. And mrs. James lock port. Or. Vav. I. Easton was the attending physician. Mrs. Pochilko will receive a permanent from Milvor s Beauty shop the parents will receive a year s subscription to the Selkirk Secord also a Box of personal stationery and the baby will receive a gift from. W. Spencer Kennedy s r. C. A dry goods store. Fort Garry notes or and mrs. Murray Crawford of Vancouver b.c., formerly of Ort Garry have been visiting Many friends Here during their stay As guests of their son in Law anal daughter or. And mrs. H. Murray lord Mcnaughton Avenue. The mothers Union of St John the Baptist anglican Church will meet in the Church Pembina High Way thursday at 2.30 . The ladies Guild of St. John the Baptist anglican Church will hold their annual meeting at the Church House Pembina Highway wednes Day at 2 . When reports will be received and election of officers take place. The postponed general meeting of fort Garry Branch no. 90, Cana Dian legion b.e.s.l., will be held in St. Paul s anglican Church Parish Hall wednesday at 8 . The installation of officers elected for 1947 will be conducted by officials of the provincial command. The fort Garry Reading club will meet monday at 2.30 . At the Home of mrs. H. Vej Curry 856 Somerset Avenue. Or. W. A. Hagborg Riverwood Avenue and Barney Peterson Somerset Avenue returned Friday from Cincinnati Ohio where they took in the annual convention of the american society held there on dec. 18. Or. G. L. Markusson Somerset Avenue who has spent the holidays As the guest of his parents or. Anc mrs. E. O. Markusson at Gimli Man., at the beginning of the Weic to resume his duties at the University of Manitoba. Or. And mrs. J. V. H. Forrester and son John who have been the guests of or. Forrester s parents or. And mrs. J. H. Forrester Kelsey Avenue will leave sunday for til Ley. .alta., to reside. The . Of fort Garry United Church will meet in the Church thursday at 2.30 . Mrs. D. B Sparling will conduct the meeting and mrs. Foster billiard will be guest speaker. Legion to hear Gen. Basil Price -c.1 Basil Price president of the Canadian legion b. E. S. Will address a Public meeting. Of Region members Anc ladies auxiliaries in the. Playhouse theatre Jan. 17, at 8 ., it was announced thursday by the e provincial Headquarters the Cana Dian legion Lombard building. Hon. C. Rhodes Smith Provin Cial president of the Manitoba command will be chairman. Gen. Price will arrive by plane Jan. 17 at 3.45 . From the. West returning from his trip to califor Nia and Western Canada. Gen. Price visit to Winnipeg coincides with the scheduled meeting of the provincial Council of the Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario command and he will at Jar. 18. The Council will hold its sessions in the Royal Alexandra hotel to he opened by Hon. C. Rhodes Smith the provincial president. Canada s memorial Cross by order in Council is to be awarded widows and mothers of me Jabers of the corps firefighters who died has been Dis closed at Ottawa. Previously the Cross had been issued Only to Kir of military naval air Force Anc merchant Navy personnel who los their lives. A a Hon. Dana Wilgress Canadian ambassador to Moscow is to re main in Canada for a few Mori months before returning to Russia this has been Dis from Etta Durling is stay in the do minion or. Wil egress will Assis in organizing the tie government of the Anglo egyptian Sudan has called a halt the covered Wagon movement britons who seek to Cross the Eserts in search of new Homes in Mth and East Africa. Scores of British families mostly headed by a servicemen have attempted the i Jolo mile trek from London to ape town in poorly fashioned copy convoys. Hundreds More Ere planning to try. 3. B. Priestly the author told a roup of school children in London hat have the Ower to play politics and that it must never play at that game again. According to priestly that country Lould announce the world that would not at by time join in by War Between Merica and the Viet Union. Hit dded that Russu lad reason to b suspicious of the Cost of the world Aid he i think hey have Mori friends than the Carlize because hey arc to understand Avoir heir enemies but do not under tand sufficiently about their Canadian delegation to the inter National Trade organization Center mice in Geneva next april. Thi Wilgress conference is k be a to the recent Trade talks in London most hypo Ryan of the talks will be on the ques Tion of Tariff negotiations. Possible changes will be gone into and the entire matter sifted. A administrators of the Saskatchewan Hospital service plan which went into effect new year s Day Lave announced that approximately has been collected of the or expected through the five Dollar per capita annual tax levied for the scheme a the Alberta Saskatchewan Bor Der town of Lloydminster is grow ing. What s More the town is enlarging into Alberta not Saskatchewan. Department of municipal affairs has approved the request o the Lloydminster town Council of additional territory adjacent to the town. Territory will come of the municipal District of Vermilier River. The municipal District i collect taxes on the area levied of 1946 and All arrears. The Canadian Wool Board Limi Ted a Crown company set up t Purchase Wool has been dissolved it has been announced at Ottawa its functions will be taken Ove by the commodity Price stabilization corporation. During the War the Board purchased the Domestic Wool clip and also make bulk Pur chases of foreign raw wools fabric and yarns for civilian use. X National research Council Scien Lis i have said at Ottawa their experiments with radar have shown the temperature of the Sun to b degrees centigrade o times hotter than previously calculated. Making known the re suits of test conducted during the solar eclipse of nov. ,25. They Sal their discovery upset previous beliefs that the Sun s surface tempera Ture was degress a Basic on which some far reaching theories of the composition age and life expectancy of the Central planet were advanced and widely accepted a the world of science. The daily graphic London 1 an editorial has commented wryly on a statement. By a. A Jolliffi director of Canadian immigration that British emigration figures of Canada Are expected to pass Thi Mark in 1947.said the graphic need we is Many people Here Are and locus to find country in which initiative and Enterprise Are not subject to the cramping hand of the a Man can hop to make a career. For himself am a Home for his men who served on juries in Cape cod communities two Cen tunics ago were prohibited from chewing Miracle adhesive for Quick repair jobs in Homes shops cars boats use on Lite Glais Metal mirrors Brykk plastics Canvas. No nails no screws no Hoof no pressure. Handy 35e and larger cans. Sold. Ivirywh1ri . Sampson co. Ltd distributors Montreal Toronto Winnipeg a latin crore Edfurd Sci Jan film and radio comedian in an cd Lowry to his old Friend w. C. Fields declared that Bill s one virtue was was a Man who brought great happiness into the was buried in an unusual funeral service it was a Compromise Between his last wish and the desires of his family. Said bar gun it seems wrong not to Pray for a Man like but that his faults be buried with him and let us keep the memory of Thi Aughter he gave Fields who lied Christmas Day asked that he pc cremated also that there would be no funeral service. His family Obj cited to cremation on religious rounds. Nor did Fields desire his Ody to be put below the ground o after the Brief ceremony Tho Tody was taken to a mausoleum. Priestly British automobile makers who manufactured vehicles in 946 in an All out Effort to capture world markets have reported full a than Ever order books and plans o increase 1947 production with it changing pre War designs Bright prospects face the Industry using the coming year when cur Coal and steel shortages were believed it was announced Sai sir Miles Thomas vice. Chairman if the big Nuffield organization most leading manufacturers have More than two in land and they keep pouring jewellery repairs watch repairs engraving . 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