Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 1, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 6 Winnipeg free press. Tuesday july 1, 1952 data on flood works for red Basin due soon Ristics. Aerial. Photographs cine1 had Csc its h tailed surveys in a control. Mile area of the red River Valley j 5can diversion costs in Manitoba. Inc report will cover estimated summer for to f h ,.omcdial measures As have open i diverting some lip flow past Winnipeg carrying off flood Waters i Frono Eastern tributaries of the red to n Point North of the City Chan improvements such As the blasting out of Rock no Lister s detention or flood rapids and creation of basins or reservoirs water control. J from ibis Mound of authorities should be Able to figure nut what method or combination j of methods of flood Protection win id he most economical. J one of the first principles of flood Ernie Cimon is based on the be floods. It Protection scheme running into Many millions Side red uneconomical if the Damag ing Type of floods Are found to to eur Only very infrequently. In other words it might turn nut to be cheaper to pay for flood each time it occurred than to pay for defences against it. Floods flood Protection is Nasi frequency destructive hoi is Down to this a ii Ninn Klinl in Winter and years these Field men Busy gathering data for Side flood expert. During the freezing weather of Diamond Drill Crews set up Tiv in rigs on tie Hanks of the red River in the Limestone River obstruction so Andrews known As rapids. Other Crews look hundreds it soundings through River sup ply engineers with Depths Neces sary in pinning profiles of the River Channel and Hanks from the Merna Winnai Boundary in Lake Winnipeg n distance Miles by water. Topographical Survey spent Over three months Abtam. Thousands of land Levels May actually be mile in Prairie land and to farm area reaching far beyond the 700 Square Miles covered by Lake Morris during height of the 1930 flood. Study sub soil Field work also included sub soil reconnaissance Over possible River idiom _ diversion mures ast of Winnipeg Only the experts on the red and similar con Naissance in i River Basin investigation know the other area.-. Answer they will come up with on the Resul of me labors of these flood frequency. But. This Field men and hat of engineers1 Tion. Obtained through a search of and statisticians working behind official records where they exist Draugh Ting hoards and desks since and delving into obscure diaries december. Will he a vol and other documents left by uni inn. Report on possible plans. Pioneers before records were kept for Flond Protection. Will be of top importance. From present indications this heading i he staff of 20 persons report should be ready to he placed that makes up the red River Hefner the government shortly Basin investigation is Gordon l. After the first of the year. Mar Kynzie. Who at the same Lime ii will include Sta is chief Engineer of . A. W. 3 states Likely to decide who la carry Ball for gop by Lack Stelk the other hand gov. Warrer. June invt might find himself in a Tough spot with the Republican National if California s 70 Voles would he convention less than one week enough to swing the nomination to a Fly the Taft and a Isenhower either Gen. Eisenhower or sen. s have now apparently de Taft after a couple of ballots Vised the Basic strategies which his position would turn out to Rath Hopes will bring Home the he even tougher in the entirely presidential no Mimann for i s can possible event that sen. Taft might walk off with the nomination unless he threw California s votes to Gen. Eisenhower. He is believed to favor Gen. Eisenhower Over sen. I Wai key. On loan from the Federal department of Public works is As sistan chief Engineer. Robert h. Clark from the teach ing staff of the engineering faculty of Manitoba University is chief hydraulics Engineer for the fact finding project. In addition to the 20 who work mostly in the Winnipeg head quarters there have been up to 15 Field men. Surveyors and others working for the Board. Manitoba grads help the Basic staff graduate engineers four draughts men five technicians and two stenographers. All engineers involved in the Job. With the exception of or. Clark and or. Mac , fire graduates of Manitoba. In addition 10 working As head of both . And the red Kivet Basin investigation. Or. Mai Kenzie is a member of an Init rna Lorial engineering Board under the inter National joint commission. Sen. Robert a. Tar and his a pain managers have decided throw everything into a drive to win for the ohioan on the first or la it Chicago. Mindful did not fare Well on to t his two previous Border separate school holds closing exercises fort june 28 St. Mary s separate school. And friends mrs. T. Callahan spoke briefly Cath ored in St. Mary s Parish Hall to the graduates. Here recent la to assist at closing As valedictorian Lames i on for Grade eight pupils of Liana told of the satisfaction tit each graduate Felt at having com. Plated the first stage of his Edu. Cation and of their to follow the beckoning Star _ knowledge. Certificates were presented to the graduates by mrs. Callahan As member of St. Mary s school Board. School pins a gift of. The Board were pinned on by Jacque Ine Mcmillan the valedictorian of g. Glasspole leaves Wec after 40 years class pole former the Winnipeg Central i last year s graduation. H. Fleming guest so e graduates three l 40 years service with he my. Us o choose or. joined the com prof 1 pan As a Street car conductor on n in y i april Jug. At cells an i hour working nine hours a i for the Post several years he ii has been operating one Man cars. Working conditions on have greatly improved paly discipline on the Job m pole recalled. If a Tram Man was Cai Bic. Kkmim1kk. Dartford Angl anal he cars retire i fior working us x Lou Isu Micili that he built a working .1 Model of the famous Tower Bridgell a. I Imp no. Garden. Now he s working on Ting Down smoking on or Oft the of Nouss car read n paper or did not Call Linmond. Creels he was Laid off one Glasspole said. There coi catch to Clines no Back doors in the cars and Oslo i up final figures for the conductor passed through Heithe annual cod season m enl Lextine fares in a Small the Lofoten Waters of North Igor r inv Way showed a total of tons 1.3ro nox. I re . Today operators Are provided with stools so they c an sit Down. Wages too have improved since is. 19 per hour. Active in Oise for Many years until 19.r 0 or. Of cod compared with 10r.ooo tons last year. Rough weather was blamed for the drop keeping flip cod in deeper water. For Many Glasspole had been Active on executive of the Street unit. Obj. For two years scientists made their first enl act with the Moon by s on Jan. 10. Lyl 16. Field office workers of Din River Basin invest lire nearly Finis Larrt Gale ring Ilau on methods and costs of construction of various floes i Revfi Ilion projects for the ked River. ing Over an Aerial mosaic of the Valley Are left to a. W. Wolkey assistant eng Ineer Gordon Mae Ken 7.ie, chief Engineer and Kobert k. Clark chief Hydro Ulics in the top picture a Field parly of surveyors rim ninja a line across the Seine Tiver. Piui. Indu. Or Anri _ lie was president of he Winnipeg Central labor coun Ujj cil he served As a Delegate Toj this body for a number of years. A or. Glasspole came to Canada Iii 100r from Glasgow. Scotland. 1 he is married and tins Elliree mar ried children. He plans to in Winnipeg. True Economy milk Glo bread to go behind gov. Warren s Back to win some California Dele this any Chance before the delegates girl guides brownies receive Merit awards have any second Hen. Dwight d. Eisenhower and political managers aim to Block sen. Taft from an Early ballot nomination by keeping him from taking Over the big blocs of Dele Gates whose seats Are contested or who Are still a pledged and uncommitted. They succeed in this. Thev then Hope to Start a Stampede for the general on perhaps the third ballot by swinging Over to him among others. I he delegates now pledged to three favorite sons Karl Warren of. California former Gnu. Harold k. Sini sen. Of Minnesota and go. Theodore Roosevelt Mcc Triin. The nip find Tui a stains of he per convention Battle for delegates makes it unto Wilc to which strategy has the belter Chance of Success. Bin an analysis of impartial pnll.-, of the a Jor convention delegates the vines of being necessary for nominating William knowl Anri if he would help swing some California votes to the senator. Sen. Know land. Foam Lake sask. June 30, six guides received Tenderfoot badges recently at the the senator. Tenderfoot badges recently Ai the sen. Knowl Atid. Who recently banquet of the foam Lake capt. both Republican and guides and brownies. A their cot quilt nominations for senator and thus Nar Fason received a a England to insured his re election refused to and Evelyn the Mcnabb shield Competition in which the foam Lake group was fourth. Dre announced Tea entry had been sent display and final so re election refused confirm or deny the reports. He is a close Friend of gov. Warren and is pledged to support convention however. Him at the a second class badge and Evelyn association company Stilton and Gene Douglas Erfu he banquet. With pre the Day enc awards from guide Captain Tate Fol or m Anci official reports of other deals will flow and fast As Tho convention approaches. For his part Gen. Eisl Benhower publicly pledged that he will no deals or pro Mises to get tie nomination. Rose counting among Tho Dele i gales will continue All the polls agree on a few essentials in it aia Rylant. Sen. Tall Conti Puiesi to hold a slight Edge in the Ber of delegates pledged or openly Taft nor Gen. Liwen Hower has Ien Nugh sure votes to guarantee a first ballot nomination. On the of press Agency Gene Moore. Miss Sutton also received a singing badge. Mrs. Edwin Breidal. Golden bar awards to i Gol leu. Bar. Ii words to 1 brownies and enrolled two weenies. Trpic Lill who is retiring from tic Brownie was with a gift by lean Munro on by half of Thi group. Mrs. H. To receive a n if if i from miss Nur Fuson for her help in hi11l. Ii u Jill. Creary mrs. Toe Tein m charge. Twenty five girls attended. And their guests Capetown up two Young june was t wet after All after the wettest. June in almost a decade most. Manitoban were convinced that farm crops were in the bag with precipitation Date this year equal to. Or heavier t Lan Normal. But Federal meteorological office records prove that it in t so. Only three Points in the province show greater than Normal rainfall Tom april .1. These include Swan ii , 103 per cent. Neepawa a n. D assistant Edwin Winfield cent and the Pas a whopping railway car inspector Edwin wifi excl retires Edwin Winfield sleeping dining and parlor car inspector for the Canadian Pacific railway Here since 1342, retired Mon Day on pension. A native of London England Winfield joined the railway ing of Alexandra he worked at the hotel As. A Check exactly offers some clues As to the Situa Rel j Tribune Polf Kph determine of last minute Tion the tall and list Shower leists now face Narf h it fact of Gen. Eisenhowe 1. Sen. Aft. Of tic is to we Vasils with tar and i he first or second ballot will these totals Tho votes of practically All the Dele Taf t sates whose seats Are contested or who list themselves today As undecided. This would include the 75 or so a pledged delegates from Michigan and Pennsylvania and thei 3s contested votes from Texas. 1. Gen. Even if i23 delegates now pledged to Mer off the rocks at her Steward until .1012, when he a at Virden if Nus were washed into the deep came a sleeping car conductor a water by a huge wave and which he held for the next other Manitoba Points could up for lost. Then another a ski. Mrs. Will held have soak up a Little More rain wave i tins them Back on the b r itself is Only St per cent. Battered and bruised they Aal b Normal and Brandon and por 10 safety. Tage la Prairie stand res actively at so and t l per cent. At Oiler Points Are Dauphin. Is per cent Emerson 50 per cent. Pierson. ,45 per cent Russell. Go per cent Morrien fir per cent Cypress River 75 per eel. And Boissevain. 56 per cent. Taft. Eisenhower 437 others 120 contested. 72 unknown ill sen Taft lays claim to 588 Dele i Gates obviously including in his total Many delegates whose seats ta-1 Vorie sons swing to him on an Early ballot will also have to sweep a substantial number of congested or uncommitted votes into his Are contested or who have not publicly committed themselves. Gen. Eisenhower and his Campaign Man agers have refused to make any to walk off with the nomination. Thus the big blocs of delegates from Michigan Pennsylvania and Texas Are of vital importance the strategies of both the Taft and Eisenhower Camps. If these delegates Are split the chances Are thai the Republican convention Tuny have in take a number of Roll Calls before the1 nominee is picked. N o answers to the big questions in Laange asked in in. Kildonan school site request that the projected lord Stimmer Fiell. Vachagan s to Hon w. National committeeman. And John minister of education. S. , Pennsylvania s governor. Of the schoo on it two site chosen would de ii Ive Ward one children of the Gates was sent m the Republican in the event lha the National committee Tor a Previn in i becomes Parl of East Ary decision he convention thu petition said. S. R Trie Pennsylvania s governor. Or continue i their expert Fence sitting. The contest Over the Texas Dele arc to make the final one. Mean while. Gnu. Warren s Tion in the convention continued to i a petition supported by so per cent of Ward property owners is asking More ones i hat ul., will Lind when they return to their old Home to Nihil Moi Dav this week Many who have left the town by horse and buggy will a Gay Mardi gras. An estimated former citizens gut 3rd store Erickson. Man. July 1 a general store and living quarters on the site of the first store built in the Village of Erickson in an. Hour Early monday morning. The Blaze occurred while the owner. Nick Gushulak. Away with his family. It was the Iii ref ire on the same luckless Sile in the past 42 years. The fire alarm was turned in by a parly attending a Midnight dance. Nearly 3.000 persons watched As the store its contents an attached storehouse and living quarters burned. All contents of Thi Home and electrical business owned by Ken Hall about. 16 feel Distant were re moved As a bucket brigade Organ by the . Fought to con Strol the flames on that Side of the i building. The firs i fire on the site occurred i in 1310. The second in the Early when the Laic a. B. Doner s store . The gush links were visiting relatives in rundown. Man. A tenant who occupied a suite in the building. Mary . I Ivas Al Wasagaming. Grow in importance. He May pm Jar my one of a Orch Kildonan he in Eric As its key figure if two in the Murlicia. Arc taken in Chicago without of a fast Kildonan i sen. Taft or Gen. Eisenhower the present lord Kitchener the present lord Kitchener Schnol in North Kildonan s Ward two. Has eight regular and three auxiliary rooms of the heavy enrolment. Rounding up the needed 60-t votes. California s 70 votes would then prime importance As the w i t h gov. Warren holding the Power to swing the nomination to these Tor or the general or. Possibly. School in Ward two Force a deadlock. Ratepayers feel that if this plan gov. Warren informed the Carriece out. And one is fornia delegates last week that in East Kildonan expected them to stay with the school Boardw As authorised to the inf Spring to build a four room school i schools Eisenhower deadlock. A Roll .1 in Nelve Law u Bush As ions Asho had a Chance a i with an insufficient enrolment. Remark interpreted As a sign he is hopeful that the convention would St. Albats. England up turn to him in event of a Taft stressing the need for More nurses in Britain s hospitals the Arch Bishop of Canterbury. Or. Geoffrey Fisher told 2.000 students Anri school pupils that in terms of Public service two hours work As a nurse ears work As l i Vul Guiou if the misery of plies rectal itchy of might be Worth 25 v it Tvr Vou Walil. Don Rait sc1. Wonder China Roio from your Druskls a .-i11 vow. _ _ i it 11 win j Elbl t scr Hoti quickly h usually a. Ronder full Root Hunt roller for a Raj in Liri heat Irrl Tat d ind Thryn reduce wet Lens at tsum. It lev Ntina Rutx Arop. No Hinc will do. The czechs and slovaks first settled in the fifth Century in the european territory they still occupy. This is a scene in Morden in 1885 which will be recalled by Many former residents of this town when they visit it the three Day oldtimers1 reunion july 3 to 5. The horse Anri Busty lined Road Here is Stephens Street the Mem thorough fare. During the celebrations old timers will have a Chance to the shops schools and other centres which they ire As , such As those seen in this photograph. Pupils of decades ago will again be to the old Slick treatment when the present school principal Wili take them under his Lor a refresher course. 3-Day at no extra Cost this Arf hair dryer with this rebuilt electro Lux guaranteed for one year 30 Day parti warranty 15 Complete with v7 attachments phone 923 471 evenings phone 24480 for free Home demonstration or to address below 400 new Margrave build inc 365 Margrave St ;