Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 11, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday May 11, 1950 Page 9 the key to bread supplies Winnipeg s bakeries could continue to meet the City s bread needs if Gas supplies should fail but could not keep up Normal product electric Power were Cut off company officials warned wednes Day. The Central flood control committee gave a top priority to the Protection of the Winni Peg electric company Gas Plant at Sutherland and Rover the bakeries prepared to use their auxiliary ovens. Some of these Are heated with electricity mme Oil and some with Coal. Bread consumption in greater Winnipeg has almost doubled since the beginning of the flood crisis the company . Volunteer workers and residents of flood threatened Homes have re sorted to Sandwich meals. Most of the City s bakeries have been operating.24 hours a Day to keep Pace with the growing de Mand. We re All right to Long Ai the electric Power lasts. But if that goes there will be Little we can do one company official said. We would have to have bread brought in by train and the City s larger hotels could continue to serve meals to their guests if the Gas Supply should fail their managers said wednes Day. Banquets and other social functions might have to be eliminated however. Man lolled wife and self word a Day by Bach qualm Kwam huh a feeling of sickness especially in the stomach hence a sudden doubt Oft misgiving a of conscience compunction 4 the perfect sandbag Kolt inquest a Coroner s jury wednesday night found the deaths Mai am Joseph Kolt to have Bee caused by bullets wilfully Dis charged from a Rifle in the hand of Joseph the 38-year-old Man and i wife 35, were found dead in the basement of their Home at 41i Power Street May 1 by their four year old daughter Glaria. Ther Are five children. Or. Athol Gordon Deputy provincial Coroner who con ducted inquest commended the jury on its verdict. He no possibility for any other verdict than the one the seven Man jury took jus 25 minutes to make the decision. The autopsy report made by or Donald Penner pathologist of the Winnipeg general Hospital said Mary Kolt died of a gunshot wound to the head while Joseph Kolt died of a penetrating wound to the both deaths were instantaneous. I quarrelled often acting detective s. H. Cover Dale offered police evidence which indicated that Kolt shot his wife after an argument and then Sho himself. Walter Kolt 12, son of the deceased testified that his Par had quarrelled he they had been quarrelling when he woke up the any of the shooting or. Mrs. Kathleen Sayno second floor resident of the Power Street Home told the court that Gloria had been visiting her just before from Prou seventy years ii 1880 Large parties of immigrants were flocking into the Turtle Mountain country it was noted that almost every head of a family among the arriving settlers was equipped with a Rifle indicating that easterners still associated the West with the Indian peril. Sixty years 11, 1890 the roads were so Good that Winnipeg cyclists were planning a ride to Portage la Prairie. Manager a. W. Austin of the horse car Street railway was having a tract of Bush land two Miles up the red cleared As a Park later River fifty year. 11. 1900 Winnipeg was suffering from dry weather the Snow had gone Early and there had been a Long period of uninterrupted Sunshine which had so dried up the Prairie that Prairie fires could be seen in All directions from the City after Nightfall. Forty years the Ottawa government had appropriated to cover the expense of ruling mourning drapery on every Public building in Canada to express the country s grief at the death of King Edward Vii seven Kings were to attend the London funeral May 20. Thirty years 11, 1920 the Dauphin District of Mani Toba has the Correct geological formation for declared a. F. A. Coyne British Oil expert who was head of a party about to explore the Dauphin country and the Riding and Duck mountains and do some experimental drilling. Twenty years 11, 1980 establishment of a russian orthodox theological Seminary in Manitoba was the object of the visit to Winnipeg of Bishop Arseny of that denomination he was also to consecrate the first russian orthodox in the peace River country at spirit River. Accept invite Montreal Hay Man is football Alou ettes wednes Day night accepted an invitation to meet the Edmonton eskimos in exhibition night game aug. 21. The Grey cup holders decided to Stop Over in Edmonton on their Way Home from Calgary where they play an exhibition against the Calgary stampedes aug. 19. Ignat jailed 6 months Fred Ignat of 136 Selkirk venue was sentenced to six months in jail by magistrate m. H. Carton in City police court wednesday when he was convicted. Of having Home brew in his posses Sion. It was recorded As Ignat s second offence. Convicted in City police court monday of Drunken driving Mil ton Sutherland of 382 Brandon ave nue was sentenced to seven Days in jail. Magistrate m. H. Garton ordered his driving licence suspended for six months. Ukrainian veterans members and friends of the ukrainian Canadian veterans Branch of the Canadian legion asked to report to the club rooms 608 Selkirk Avenue for flood duty at 6 . Tonight. Legion officials request that Volun Teers Wear rubber boots Anil bring when reporting for work. Elmwood cemetery cemetery will not be for visitors sunday. Jury finals the Little girl discovered her Par ent s bodies. Later she said Gloria told her that her father has sent her upstairs Only a few minutes be e the slaying. Mrs. Sayno testified that she had heard no unusual noise that morn ins such As might be cause Lay she had no knowledge of any quarrels and said that the Kilts were very Good to their two notes found Constable j. D. Eagan who with const. Angus Mclean attended at the scene of the slaying reported finding a letter written by Kolt or the Man s body. This was exhibited As evidence along with a Sec Ond letter written to Kolt found in the Kolt Home. Or. Gordon offering his report said death had probably occurred around 9.20 . Or. Frederick Franks attending physician said he had pronounced death immediately on his arrival at 9.35. Acting Crown prosecutor Philip lock appeared for the Crown. Don t Vou think this match a sergeant crushed Between trucks in St. Vital John Thompson 447 Kildare Coli Street a is fear old sergeant in the just mobilized army service corps Reserve is in Deer Lodge Hospital suffering probable jaw and leg fractures sustained wednesday when he was crushed be tween two army trucks while working in St. Vital. St. Vital police said Thompson was lowering the Tail Board of a stationary truck in front of the fire Hall when the other vehicle backed into it severely crushing him about the face and legs. His condition is described As fairly Good. Stadium Campaign greater Winnipeg stadium Campaign canvassing has been suspended temporarily. Four shovels Ful of Sand make the perfect sandbag. This was the. Opinion of an army expert who saturday night described the Best method of pre paring the civilians main weapon against rising flood water. It should be tied like a Good cigarette is rolled he said not too Loose and above All not too tight. Crevice Means danger hard packed sandbags built into a Dike leave crevices where the first seepage of River water can work its Way through. The More loosely tied bag takes up the shape of the Hole where it is put. If the bag is tied too it is awkward to lift and pass. Clubs organize River defence All men called Community clubs of the cres cent Wood District Are organizing a scheduled fight against the rising River water in their area. First moves in organizing the army supervised programme were made wednesday night when the five clubs of the area called meet Ings of All the men of the District. The Community clubs Frank Lin River Heights Crescent Wood lord a Oberts and Riverview registered volunteers to work in regular four hour shifts on dikes in the area bounded by the Assini Boine on the North the City limits on the West and the red River to the South. By 8 . Thursday the clubs expect to have a Pool of 200 volunteers for every four hour shift. Headquarters for the Pool is the Crescent Wood club. Volunteer workers will have fixed hours of duly on dikes in the specified area. They will be notified of hours to report and their transportation to the flood front will be army transport. The army s the1 expert said is that four Thivel Stu in a regulation Green army bag tied at the top makes the Best All around to handle and Best for Dike building. size however a first class sandbag can be filled using the bigger size of Burlap bag similar to the bag in which you buy potatoes. Four shovels Ful in this size which should be tied half Way Down with the neck rolled into other chink in a greater Winni the bag or underneath it and an Peg flood Wall can be filled. New Campbell s Ketchup has Richer taste because Only the finest imported spices Are used. Cinnamon from Batavia cloves from Penang allspice from Jamaica give Campbell s Ketchup a world of flavor. 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