Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 22, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 12 free press. Friday August 22, 1952 sister clears Martin in Case Cei Ved his education in Oakville Toronto and Oxford and joined the staff of Osier Hammond and Nan ton in 1923." or. Nanton served with the 112th City of Winnipeg Squadron of the . From 1938, proceeded overseas with the 110th City of Toronto Squadron in 1940 and re tired with the rank of Squadron Leader in 1945. Succeeds father or Osier takes the position held by his father Hugh f. Osier until his death in 1943. He is a director of nay and James limited of re Jina Western pipe lines and Winnipeg and Commonwealth insurance company of Winnipeg. During the second world War he served with the Canadian army for four years his services taking him Dian emigrants entering that coun to England and Europe. He is vice try have referred to me As the president in charge of finance of suggested connection contrary to mrs. Steigerwald Windsor ont. Nicholas Steigerwald said. Thurs Day in a statement that her brother Hon. Paul Martin health minister had nothing to do with her business activities which have been reported to include helping canadians Emi grate to the United states. Certain press releases made in connection with an investigation being conducted by United states authorities into alleged irregularities in the documentation of Cana More about appointments continued from Page sister of Hon. Paul Martin Cana Dian minister of National health and welfare. This reference would suggest that he has assisted advised or aided me in the conduct of my business dealings or that he approved of them such suggestion is entirely contrary to fact. I sin Cerely regret that present Circum stances have caused my brother undeserved and embarrassing notoriety which might have been avoided if i had accepted his ear Lier advice to More about Power needs continued from Page one Brandon and the Board plans to in stall four kilowatt steam Turbine dynamos at a total Cost of about designed to augment water Power at a steam Hydro composite Cost of about 520 per kilowatt year the Winnipeg Rugby football club. More about mishaps continued from Page one deep in water. Artificial respiration was attempted by the boy s father and or. K. Crawley from Steinbach but the boy was pronounced dead in the arrival of or. J. Edwards District Coroner. Funeral service is set for sunday 2 . At the mennonite Church Steinbach with Rev. Peter Reimer officiating. Loewen funeral Home government to Institute an All embracing National health insurance plan. Present government immigration policy came under attack As being Willy Nilly and too much of an open door scheme. Answering the Contention of some delegates who intimated the intent of Resolution was to Stop Nimi Gration of workers from the United states o. Braaten of Van Couver said this was incorrect. However he said the Resolution did hit out at supervisory Ameri can personnel on Large Canadian construction jobs who brought with then skilled and Semi skilled labourers. Miles East of flin flon. The Bach there was resentment in Bri Elor Miner police said plunged a Tosh Columbia against american from the foot level with a supervisors who thought they could loaded Ore truck he had wheeled Here and push canadians _. Into an empty Shaft. An inquest ground As if they were a Bunch the Plant will produce Power at we be aug 26 about the same Cost As Power from unidentified Man believed to Bernard Shane of Montreal Mcarthur r alls. Be Steinbach is handling the Range ments. No inquest will held. Fell if feet Samuel Bede rows of Elphin Stone was killed when he fell 160 feet at the Snow Lake mine 75 Gordon p. Osler president Edward a. Paxton Board chairman More about to meet continued from Page one however a heavy Load would in crease the Cost to 50 or 75 per cent More than the Cost of Hydro Power. An additional horsepower or. Stephens says could be sex from the great Falls Plant by excavating a Cut below the dry. He also foresees Industrial growth in the Nelson River Basin when Power is developed there for Export to Southern Manitoba. Mining and Timber industries could locate in this Region he said and Avail themselves of sur plus Power and cheap secondary supporting his argument or. Stephens declared there never would have been a pulp and paper Industry on the Winnipeg River if there had t been an Export mar Ket for he suggested that cellulose and Nylon industries might eventually locate in Northern Manitoba adding that the history of the Wood Industry shews a trend towards higher Energy with less raw material going into the finished pro duct. Be a transient was killed on the noting some delegates had attacked car. Line near Wabowden thurs displaced persons working in can Day night. Coroner o. F. Wright Iada declared that there was still Day night was called. James Brown police said was in collision with a car passing his Home thursday afternoon on Edmonton Street Between Broadway and Young Street. Driver of the Avito police said was Mary Katz of 1225 Corydon Avenue. The injured boy was taken to Misericordia Hospital with facial lacerations which required nine stitches but not detained. Mrs. Houston Percy Johnson and Walter Johnson vere injured shortly after Midnight when a car overturned on the Highway be tween Clande Boye and Sandy Hook. Or. Johnson was driving. The victims were brought to Winnipeg following examination at Selkirk general Hospital. Two others in the car or. And mrs. Ernest Taylor of 395 Ingle Wood Street St. James were re leased after examination. Six months for assault Jacob Wieb 36, 311 Ellen Street was Given a six month jail term in City police court Friday Oon a charge of indecent assault. Lots of work to be done in the racial intolerance Field within the Congress itself judging from some of the statements made Here to the danger was not United states workers coming to Canada but the reverse or. Shane believed. Canada was losing Many of its Best workers to the . Answer to this threat was increased pay for canadians. W. D. Kearns of Toronto con tended the Congress was not opposed to immigration but to the open door policy of allowing per sons into the country who will and do work for half the wages canadians Are the convention instructed its executive to press the Federal government for a scheme of govern m e n to subsidized contributory National health insurance. Such a plan would provide Ade quate medical surgical optical psychopathic and dental treat ment with appropriate Hospital and nursing care for All who need such services. The substitute Resolution adopted said despite the Many private j plans now in Force there Are thous ands of canadians who Are not Able to pay the full or even part of the costs of sickness. Birt Shower Vancouver . Vice president Rose at the open ing of the session to charge a Vancouver paper with distortion of news from the Congress which said that t. Foort a Delegate from that City was not to be seated. He was seated he said. Oak Lake Man wounded by Rifle condition serious Oak Lake Man., special condition of a 26-year-old Oak Lake Man Lyman Smith found near his Home monday with a Bullet wound was still Hospital authorities at Hamiota re ported Friday. The Young Man son of Orand mrs. R. C. Smith who farm nine Miles North of Oak Lake is believed to have accidentally fired a .22 Rifle he was carrying and to have been struck by a Bullet which entered his forehead in an upward direction. He was found lying near his Home by his Mother. . At Brandon reported Friday that the serious condition of the injured Man did not permit questioning and no details of the Accident had been obtained. Or. Smith was alone at the time of the Accident. Federal Grain mediators rap labor status Ottawa special starting wages of 93 v cents an hour and inclusion of a maintenance of Merabe ship clause in an agree ment Between Federal Grain com Pany of Winnipeg and its seed division employees were recommended Friday in a Federal conciliation Board report. The report signed unanimously by All three members was critical of labor management relations in the firm. The Board observed that since the time the Union local 105 of the International Union of United brewery flour Cereal soft drink and distillery workers of Amer Ica had been certified the actions of the parties indicated what might be termed very poor labor management relations amounting almost to Mutual Dis the Board also found it could not Overlook a history of antagonism and even resentment to Ward the because of this it recommended insertion in the new contract of a maintenance of membership clause confined to the total number of Union employees at the time of the agreement rather than Complete Union secur Ity As requested by employee representatives. The report suggested the Start ing rate be raised from 93 to cents after 60 Days together with an escalator clause providing for a 35-cent a week wage increase or each Point Rise in the Cost of iving Index Over 185. Also recommended was continuation of the present policy of paying wages except those of general labor on a monthly basis. The report was signed by h. G. H. Smith chairman w. D. Watson company nominee and Leon Mit Chell Union nominee All of Winnipeg. About inquest continued from Page one 72-year-old scholar or. Victor Dore envoy to Vienna Ottawa Exchange of diplomatic missions Between can Ada and Austria was announced today simultaneously at Ottawa and Vienna. Or. Victor Dore 72-year-old Montreal born scholar has been appointed Canadian minister to aus Ria and will couple his work there Vith his present duties As minister o Switzerland. Or. Max Loewenthal Chlumecky austrian ambassador to the unite states will assume an addition Dost As his country s min Ster Canada. More about air crash continued from Page one crash was at 11.25 ., a witness testified. He said the plane appeared to be proceeding. On its course in a Normal Mariner and no trouble mechanical or otherwise was reported m. W. Torrence superintendent of the Manitoba government service jury the plane was inspected periodically by his department and that he had inspected it personally on a Gen eral inspection april 25 of this year. A Manitoba government air ser Engineer at Lac Dubonnet testified he had inspected it july 20 and found it to be in Good condition. The Norseman had overhauled shortly before its fatal flight. From the testimony the Nesses there was nothing to indicate that there May. Have been a mechanical failure. Visibility poor Alexander b. Lowe government meteorologist said the plane came Down in a Low pressure area and that visibility that night was poor. There was 100 per cent moisture Content in the air and the ceiling was under 500 feet he said. Speculation that the aircraft May have been struck by lightning was ruled out. J. C. Uhlman director of Mani Toba government air service said he assumed the plane was Over Lake Winnipeg and flying in fog. He believed the Pilot May nto have been Able to determine his position so turned to get Over land in order to obtain a pin Point. In doing so he struck a tree or. Uhlman surmised. Photo evidence photographs taken by the . . Showed the Muskeg in which the plane crashed. A map introduced As evidence indicated the plane which had been on a nor Thern course veered off in a West South West direction after striking the tree. It trailed wreckage i about two and a half Miles Befi the right Wing dropped off. The main body of wreckage was found about a third of a mile from where the Wing had fallen. Search for the plane started. After it failed to arrive on sched ule at Norway House. Its wreckage was spotted the next Day. Phone 92-2951 fast courteous service Sale get your full size cake of palmolive soap Only v with Purchase of Sweet smelling fab washes your clothes whiter. White is not licensed by the City the Calth department often sends patients there or. M. S. medical officer said Friday. 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