Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 30, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday. November 30, 1949 Page f Fao sees milk Rise urgent world need Max Freedman Washington nov. 30 Spe Cial Norris e. A Ord director general of the food and agriculture organisation the United nations called tuesday for in creased milk production As an urgent Means of meeting the deficit food needs of the world. Speaking before the annual meet ins of the Dairy industries society or. Dodd said. The present world milk Supply would have to in creased 100 per cent within the next ten years to provide a sufficient Quantity to assure a nutritious diet for people of the world attaining this objective 19sd would of course require great increases in agricultural production taken As a whole and particularly in the production and conservation of a the or. Dorm asked for a redoubling of Effort and tailed upon our International organization and National governments to offer All pos sible assistance to Farmers and scientists. To Dairy manufacturers find Dairy Supply companies and to the consuming Public if this most important Job is to done 1260, or he explained How a joint com Mittee of . the world health organization Are advising the International children s Emer gency fund in on child nutrition. The fund is spending More than three million dollars for the establishment of Dairy equipment in these european countries and has the technical assistance on . In this project. The build Ings and services Are paid for each benefiting government. Or. Dodd said that this improved Dairy machinery and equipment will result in a permanent raising of Dairy standards in Europe after the present has passed. Children s emergency More about Road continued from Page 1 commercial artist wonted Lor Victoria . Must first class Man Able to tackle anything. Good figures a Neces sity. Apply b., fort i carry hotel thun., fri., or sat. This week. Highway. The amendment would have meant the Provin Ces had to put up Only to get s3. Without moving a formal Amend ment c. E. Johnston River said the government also should pay 50 per cent of the Cost of maintaining the Highway once it is completed. George Drew progressive conservative Leader said the legislation was Only a Declara Tion of intentions and he hoped that no member would leave the chamber feeling that the question of a Iran Carulla Highway had been solved. To urged a Dominion provincial conference to discuss arrange ments for implementing the project. Hon. Robert Winters reconstruction minister said a letter inviting provincial Highway ministers to Send representatives to a Domin Ion provincial conference now is being prepared and will sent in the near he did not indicate the Date of the conference bit said it will Deal with technical Points. The provincial and Federal governments had agreed that the con Ference should tackle she Claib o the project and rot discuss pol icy. The provincial highways Mir. Here Are successive general inns of the Lamb family of Swan River shown together in a picture. Mrs. E. R. Lamb great grandmother is holding Gail Rosc care great granddaughter with her Mother mrs. George Rosevear standing on her right. W. To. Lamb the Grandfather is shown on left. New pipeline to Public Oil Carrier Sisters Wouri to attend themselves officials. Or Send some of their i f i i i at 6 now delivers the portable radio that plays anywhere Philco now i give them the finest of Xmas the balance next year plays anywhere anytime on House current or batteries look it conies in s colors Tan Green Ivory Maroon chocolate Cash Price Western Canada s crude Oil pipe line from Edmonton to Superior wis., will carry Oil for All producers and refiners wishing to use its facilities George l. Stewart president of Imperial Oil said Here wednesday. Or. Stewart slopped off in the City tuesday to officiate a the opening of the company s modern new office building on South main Street. With five other company officials he has completed a Fly ing tour of Western branches. To the general or. Stewart said the pipeline will not Boul Minini Sterud jump Phil Oil hut will so panic corporation known is the in err province to pipe Lino comp any. We contributed personnel and helped them raise the Neces sary he . Apart from that we have not even got. 50 per cent of the the company would act As a Public Carrier open to business with any refiners or producers who complied with the regulations. Tariffs would subject to review the Board of transport com missioners. Inver prices asked if the pipeline would materially effect i ices of gasoline and Oil in Winnipeg or. Stewart Airi it should lower them. Price of crude Oil is established the Price at the. Outermost fringe Market. At. Pic sent. Winnipeg is the most Distant Point at which Alberta crude is being marketed. Transportation was Ihus a major Factor in the Price of the refined product at. Winnipeg and any Effort to reduce transportation costs should reduce the retail Price. Or. Stewart declined to comment on the company s plans for a refinery Hern. At present Imperial hits an agree ment with North Star Oil com Pany in St. A Bonifaco for re fining purposes. The company also holds property at knit St. Paul whore a refinery employing 175 to persons is said to planned. John r. White company vice president accompanying or. Ste wart said the company had had negotiations had been started he said but if the rail rates proved unsatisfactory the company might consider a Spur line. Asked about the possibility of Alberta crude Oil being sold at the pipe line terminal Superior or. While Sain Here were refineries there or in to City of Duluth Minn it possible 1 that United states refiners might establish plants there if their costs could he new enough to absorb the . Tariff or. Crude. Shirt in sri Iier const run Ion of the pipeline will begin next Spring or. While said and Oil should to flowing the Spring of 3051, at the opening of Lite great lakes navigation season. will continue to done at. Sarnia out. Officials accompanying Stewart were f. G. Hall a vice president f. C. C. Carson m. Haider All Mem bees of the company s Board o directors. Hunt off talks with regard to railway getting officials with a competitive rate on crude Oil to shipped to Winnipeg from Grcina nearest on the pipe line. No direct missing youth Safe at Home a Telephone Cali to the . At Stei Thach tues Day evening sent Man Nurry ing to the Meadow Lawn District South of Marchanti to for if year Lri Peter report of missing on a Hunting expedition. Going first to he any s Homo the officers found actor Bahniy his supper. He had strayed from the other members of the party and when he got his hearing found to was nearer in his Home his friends car. His friends looked for him until dark and then notified the police. Two year prison term Calgary. Nov. 30 cd Carl pc pol 40, of Melville. Sask., a i rested nov. 3 with in coun a to refit. 510 Bills in his Possession tuesday was sentenced to two years Prince Albert Penitentiary. Fel j Pel pleaded guilty to the Conrao. I slash foreign Aid Taft ures confess he Samuel w. Belly. Her curl in plump Nous Washington nov. Every taxpayer working one Day in four to support the Federal and hat Gover Meiu nevertheless facing a current Fis Cal year deficit of sen. Robert a. Taft. Ir., Ohio asserted tuesday that Congress not Only must Cut Gular government costs but reduce foreign Aid. Any permanent deficit spend ing such As has been 291 Portage radios lower floor 8 seven granted divorce decrees absolute decrees of divorce were granted seven petitioners or. Justice j. J. Kelly in court of King s Bench wednesday. They were Reginald Harold Stanley Mckay from Muriel Helen Gordon Mckay married in Winni Peg. May 11, 1929 Dorothy Vic Toria Johnson from Albert Henry Johnson married in East. Kil Donan Jan. Frank Lin Myers from Bernice Elizabeth Meyers married in fort William ont., june 17, 1944 Marguerite Marie Manesch Antler sask., from James Brown Steve Manesch married in Winnipeg March 1-1, 1941 Mona Virginia Johnston from Edward David Johnston Cal Gary Alta. Married in Winnipeg Bee. 11, 1937 Kathleen Shyman i from William Shymanski. Mar ried in St. Andrews. Mar. Jan. R. 1940 Vladyka Novak from Anna Novak married in St. Pierre. Man. Nov. Ill 1939. See pages 8 and 9 for Safeway food news Hin de at in High government quarters. Sen. Contended would it most certainly would bring on inflation 1 which if if got a Good Marl would Load to Serio is declaring adopt Iii of the Hoover plan 1 or Complete re organization of the Federal would save tween and s3. Sen. Tuft not Cal that foreign Aid was now Cost ing annually Nul "1 believe . Military assistance programme should brought to a end. . Is due for a further reduction this coming Winter. After a still further reduction the following year it is supposed to terminate in Infix. A realistic policy in Germany and Japan should re Lieve he american taxpayer of the billions now furnished to our former enemies. Altogether Otto Aid to foreign countries ought to to reduced to those projects which Are self liquidated. If we can agree on the policy of discontinuing foreign Aid in 1952, i believe we could make a substantial Cut in the deficit next year and reach a balanced budget the following year without in creasing Moke about a continued from Page 1 and covered a wide Field. It noted is regards the pre War period a definite growth of a network of private International agreements of a restrictive it described the Cartel arrangements affecting Canadian imports exports and internal Trade. Referring to Patent agreements it observed that where patentees use their position to dominate an Industry to the detriment of. The Public or to Combine with others to impose undue restrictions on Trace they become subject of the provision of the combines investigation act which is of general application against unlawful combinations and however the report explained that conditions of detriment to the Canadian Public were Oflyn caused private restrictive concerning foreign patents that in this Case or where world Trade in a commodity was controlled a Cartel effective action could Only taken through measures of International collaboration. Driers Friday and saturday Don take our avoral for it. Silo. Compare. 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