Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 29, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 8 free press Friday. August 1952 one Winrig pegged race so close at finish judges pick four grand prize winners of the amount of autobiography or. The free press six week Amateur snap shot1 contests Are announced today there Are also four contestants who win honorable mention be cause judges said the Competition was so close that they preferred to name a runner up in each class Here Are the winners of the free press four awards whose snapshots will be forwarded to the International contest to compete for the big four prizes. Class a babies and children subjects t. Hutcheson 149 East Kildonan. Honorable mention j. T. Robert son 223 21st Street Brandon. Class b Young people and adult subjects Harry Shklov Box 475, the Pas Man. Honorable mention p. Simonsen 1468 Ross Avenue Winnipeg. Class c Scenic and still life subjects Les Moore 385 Moor Gate Boulevard St. James. Honor Able mention j. T. Robertson 223 21st Street Brandon. Class d animal subjects h. A. Parki-152 Cordova Street Winnipeg. Honorable mention a Brandson 1029 Clifton Street Winnipeg. S judges three new judges were chosen for this final Competition. They were Frank of the Winnipeg kiwanis. Club Jack Back of the snaps. These added features did not affect the judges decision on some of the less decorated entries. Enlarged snaps which could re move some of the unnecessary background stood up to Good advantage any Many contestants . The later competitions submitted the blown up versions of their photos. But for All the entries judges Oday voiced a thank you Tough uck to the losers congratulations o the winners and an invitation o join us again next year for another try at the big. meanwhile judging for this International prizes starts oct. 13 and the free press will carry the list of winners. It May be a free press contestant so watch or it. Rail men set for exodus labor pay come rain come Shine railway companies in Winnipeg Are pre paring for heavy passenger trave me you impel in imams Ciao Jack j Burrian immediate past president both East and West Over the labor of the Winnie a rotary whih. Anal Daw week end. Of the Winnipeg rotary club and w. Nelson Harvey president of the Manitoba camera club. The judges verdict climaxed six weeks of keenly contested competitions that brought entries from As far West As the Yukon and As far East As Sussex England. Thousands of entries poured into the judges offices each week vary ing in size from postage Stamps to display posters and every one was a potential Winner. Some made the mistake of including writing their name on the Back of their snaps or not putting enough postage on their envelopes but no entries were disqualified for these reasons. Added features on the other hand some entries were beautifully framed and others traditionally one of the heavies two Way travel periods of the sum Mer with inbound movement o youngsters coming Back to school As Well As a general exodus for the last break rail Way officials thursday announced addition of extra facilities and Spe Cial service to regular schedule runs. Canadian Pacific railway officials reported that Many left the City thursday for the Toronto exhibition saturday. The Winnipeg Blue bombers Are expected to be Well supported As they leave sunday for the labor Day game in Regina. Newsmen s convention in addition sunday night framed and others magnificently coloured. Some in travellers will include eluded extensive description of Western newspapermen and subject photographed and others their wives destined for the a managed to cram a surprising tonal convention of the Canadian True Economy milk Glo bread 4 chances to win one of 3 Brand new Morris convertibles i weekly newspapers association at St. Andrews . Next week. Eleven special . Trains will supplement the 16 regular trains to. Resorts on Lake Winnipeg Lake the Woods and Lac Dubonnet Friday through monday. This week end will be the last special service. Lake Winnipeg resorts will have special week end service leaving. Winnipeg at 9.35 . 1.45 . Cd saturday sunday and monday and in addition saturday there will be a Moonlight to Winnipeg Beach leaving Here at 6.35 . The regular daily except sunday train on this line will leave the City at 5.20 p a cd will also run Friday sat urday and. Labor Day. Campers service . Lake of the Woods Spe Cial campers service will leave Winnipeg for the last times at 6 . Cd Friday and at 2 . Cd saturday and the last West bound special will leave Kenora prize winners in snap contest Winner of the free press grand prize for the Best Amateur snapshot in the six week contest for babies and children subjects is this photo submitted by g. T. Hutcheson of 149 , East Kildonan. Cash silent electric refrigerator contest Astri is be rift Opra tet m 25 w to Catli sl-c-4 your dealer has Complete information and your entry form at Trot it lord of i Dwart. Department. Appliance and icon store Caillo Coati bionday at 7.50 . Regu a service to Kenora is provided y the four daily transcontinental trains one in the morning and three at night. Lac Dubonnet s list week end special will leave saturday from Winnipeg at 2.39 . Canadian National railways re port that in addition to summer resort specials increased traffic is also expected on All . East West bound trains particularly to Toronto and Montreal Saska Toon Edmonton and Vancouver. Oty is scene of 2-nation school Parley Home and school associations from three provinces will meet with Parent teacher associations torn two american states in a Border conference saturday and sunday at convocation Hall United College. The conference will open with registration saturday at 12.30 . 1 it is being sponsored by the Mani Toba Home and school federation with mrs. S. Evenden federa Camp deserted As troops quit for War games by Jim Sher Baziuk Canadian press stall writer Wainwright Alta. Ada s largest army training Camp looked like a ghost town today with most of its troops bedded Down somewhere in a wilderness. Exercise Buffalo 3, one of the Argest army manoeuvres since the my of the second world War has brought into action almost every Able bodied Man in the huge Mili Ary Camp. Other groups involved w is. Evenden federa Smiy. Urier groups involved Tion president As general the scheme include a special i i. Cors corps of signal cadets from ver non b. C., and catering personnel from Esquimalt b. Another first in the free press contest for Amateur snap shots was this photo that won the grand prize for Young people and adult subjects. The photographer is Harry Shklov of the Pas Man. Delegates will be Manitoba mrs. Evenden Minnesota mrs. David Aronson president of the Minne Sota Parent teacher association Northwestern Ontario mrs. G. Bradshaw Kenora District chair Man North Dakota mrs. Harold Belcher president of the North Dakota Parent teacher association Saskatchewan Allan Powers presi Dent of the Saskatchewan Home and school federation. Greetings will be brought by or w. Graham principal United College Hon. W. Miller Mani Toba minister of education and Aid. J. Gurzon Harvey vice presi Dent of the Manitoba Home and school federation representing Winnipeg. Keynote speaker will be a. V. Pigott past president of the Mani Toba federation. Here is the grand prize Winner for animal subjects in the free press Amateur snapshot contest. It was entered by a a. Park of 152 Cordova Street Winnipeg. Kildonan 6green thumbs double entries in show mongolian Premier flies to Moscow Moscow Premier of the mongolian people s Republic y. Tse dental arrived in Moscow thursday night by plane from ulan Bator the mongolian capital to Ake part in the current soviet red China talks. The mongolian people s Republic also called outer Mongolia is usually regarded As a soviet Satel Ite it also has interests with and is influenced by red China because its geographical True ounce goodness mtg test of lab Orange crush with More than entries West Kildonan s annual Flower fruit and vegetable show which opened tuesday in West Kildonan Curling this year doubled handicrafts school work Dorries in crafts and Hobby contests were his year first time and Drew entries of a High Standard. Results follow Flower division a Slipetz 2 w. Edgar. .3 a. A. Query. 2 j. Slip to. 3. E. Nye c. Smith 12 j. Wright 3 . Youngs 1 c. Smith 2 g. Kirkby. 3 w. Munroe w. Munroe. 2 c. Mic Crest 3 a. Kemp dahlias three h. Macdonald 2 j. Spetz 3 c. Anning dahlias Best Slipetz. 2 a. Thurling. 3 c. A Iwry. A. Thurling magnolias Afri can j. Wright. 2 mrs. F. Lea Vens. 3 d. Portigal magnolias French w. Edgar. 2 a. E. Lacombe 3 w. A carding by magnolias a. Thurling 2 w. A. J. Gibson to to i pansies a. Thurlinn. 2 g. W. Us Init fhe French Kirby. 3 w. L. Wardingly petunias double mrs. E. Nye 2 a. E. Lacombe. 3 for the Best Deal in town Imperial electric co. 515 Ellice pm. 72-9515 French press uphold Adlai oppose Ike Paris a press lined thursday be Hind the views expressed wednes Day m new York by gov. Adlai e Stevenson of Illinois democratic candidate for president of the United states. It opposed with equal warmth the policy outlined earlier in the week by Gen. Dwight d. Eisen however Republican candidate and developed later by John Foster Dulles Republican advisor on for eign affairs. Almost overnight m2-Mc and Rollback and i r of. Have achieved prominence in the French political vocabulary As descriptions of democratic and Republican policies with regard to the . The French prefer contain from the thousands of words cabled by special correspondents from headlines and editorials comes a picture of unreserved support for the tone of the Stevenson speech to the. American legion convention. A pc. N. A. O w. Edgar petunias a. Thurl ing 2 j. Wright. 3 a. E. A comic petunias s. J. Mckay 2 m. Ritchuk .1 r. F. Morrison. Rose Glesby 2 w. De in. 3 d. Portical roses any other Var Rose Glesby 2 d. Portigal Rose individual w. Edgar. 2 Rose Glessy 3 e. Snapdragons tall j. Slipetz Snapdragon mrs. A. Kemp 2 Vij. 3 g. W. Kirby stocks four h. V. Lee. 2 Rose Glesby 3. D. Mckay Sweet peas nine g. W. Kirkby 2 j. Slipetz. 3d. Harney Sweet peas table mrs. George 2 m. Ritchuk. 3 e. Nye Centre other than Sweet peas Jesby 2 mrs. J. Slipetz. 3 w. Edgar w. Wright. 2 s. J. Mckay. 3. A. Thurs Long zinnias six g w. Kirkby. 2-w. Mccluskey 3 j. Wright mrs. F. Leavens. 2- j j. 1 h. V. Lee 2 j. Slipetz 3 mrs. A. Kemp any other Portt ral. 2 w. 3 Hill 3 mrs. W. Wright Cut Flowers six c. A hug mrs. , 3-Rose Leiby Cut Flowers artistic arrange Anent covering nine feet a j. Huggins. 2 mrs. A Kemp j. Slipetz 2. D port Leal 3 mrs. A. Kemp a thurling. 2 Rose Glesby. 3 mrs. A. 1cemp 2 Rose Glesby Rose Glesby 2 a thurling. Mixed Flowers in Basket Hose Glesby 2 . 3 Marlene Edwards marigolds tin Rose. Glesby. To. Slipetz. 3 d. African i mrs. H. Hoffman. .2. Mrs. Anning. 3 mrs. F. Leavens House Plant not Violet mrs. A. 2 mrs. W. Munroe 3 Huggins foliage mrs j. Head own. 2. Mrs f. Gibson. Rose Glesby mrs. E. J. Weslake 2 m. Robertson 3. Rose Glesby open Gladiolus class one Blush s. Pickup. 2 c. H. Wren. 3 j. L. Pateman yellow Orange or e w c. Edgar 3 j. L. Patch Man Light of Alwn or r. E. Stone House. 2 e. F. Youngs 3 j. L. Pateman Salmon medium or deep s. Pickud 5 i Stonehouse. -3 w. Light or dark c. A Wren w c purple of. Louse. 3 c. K Wren three a h. Wren. 2 w. A. Edgar j. L. Pateman Best Spike in show__1 s pickup. Novice class Gladiolus one Spike any Cplor-1 d. Portigal. 2 e. Winter. 3 a query mixed or one Varlet w. Mccluskey 2 Portugal. 3. A query three spikes mixed or one Varlev -1 w. Mccuskey. 2 a. Query. 3 mrs. A. Craig Best Spike in Novice class. W. My 0kp Basket e. F. Youngs. Vegetable hjv1sion peppers two mrs. A. Hoff a tomatoes five Ripe mrs. Scarce 2 r. P. Rooke 3 j. Wrigh tomatoes five Large r j Rooke George Sopola 3 mrs. To Glesby to Maura Rev. My Rose Glesby 2 mrs. A. H. Wells 3 r Rooke turnips leavens 2 mrs Rose Glesby any oth n. P. Booke 2 w. J. Hill irs. A. Craig display of this prize Winner of the free press Amateur snapshot contest was picked for a grand prize in the Scenic and still life class. It was entered by Les Moore of 385 Moor Gate Boulevard St. James. No delivery 9 . While they last Side Bacon legs of veal pure lard pork shoulders to. 34x picnic thankless in. 43 Rose Glesby assorted mrs. E. Nye. 2 mrs m. Scarce. Apple mrs. J. Hunter 2 e. J. 3 mrs. J. Skovmose mrs. F. Leavens 2 mrs. J. Gibson 3 mrs. E. Nye baking powder biscuits mrs. E. Nye. 2 mrs. M. Role Rison. 3 mrs. W. Wright frosted Light cake mrs. In. Hoffman 2 mrs. W. C Wight collection of canned Marlene Edwards. 2 mrs. F. Leavens 3 mrs. M. Ritchuk collection of mrs. E. Nye 2 mrs. M. Ritchuk. 3 mrs. E. Mclean collection of canned mrs. H. Hoffman. 2 mrs. J mrs. F. Leavens and collect Ion of mrs. J. Huggins and mrs. F. Leavens. A sign of Good Friendship fruits plate of five mrs. I Hoff ? c 10 in vegetables Green a Glesby a. J. Sheffield yellow in f .2 c. He Ptons 3 mrs. A. A Wells p. Rooke 2 mrs. F leavens. 3 mrs. A. Kemp two i Jerree 2 6. J Huggins. 3 mrs. F. Leaven two Paull k p. Hooke five carrots h. V. Lee two celery Hose Glesby 2 g. . 3 j Skovmose five cars Sweet c j Huggins 2 c. Edwards 3 mrs. F. Leaven. Two cucumbers h. P Rooke. 2 a. A. Lacombe. 3 mrs f leavens r. P. Kosice m. Kedron. 3 j. Wright five White onion mrs. George Sopola five onion 2 mrs. Rose Glesby. 3 my. A. Ritchuk five Parsnip mrs. F. R. P. Knoke 3 mrs. Rose Leiby five potatoes 1 j. 2 h. V. Lee. 3 my r. Lesby five potatoes Pink or to. Wright 2 g. Strachan 3 j. E. Palmer 12 pods. Mrs. A. Kemp .2 m Kedron 3 mrs. R. Glesby two Green m. Kep Rori 2 in. Hoffman dish in. D. Munroe 2 Hole Glesby 3 mrs. Mary Ritchuk. In Winnipeg at Portage Toronto Street Buxton baby a. Kedron 2 e. Schilling men s mrs. Skovmose embroidered Pillow miss. E. Hun Ter 2 in. J. Hunter embroidered luncheon cloth 1 Melsi e. Hunter i mrs. J. Slipetz 3 or. E. Anning Smock or. , 2 my. 13 . Cross in. Maclennan 2mr. J. Huf Tiai .3.mr. E. Anning Petit in. 3. Shaniki my a. Hoffman. Two Grant 2-mrs. M. Pearce 3 mrs. J. Skov mom fancy in. J. Skov Mew Patchwork quit i mrs. My. Anning. 2 or. J. Crocheted in. J. In gnat 3 in. A t. Jenkhuon.1 a Home Commito two loaves of d. Mckay 2 in. J. 3 Fri. Bread j. Skovmose 2 in. Graham wafer in. Dun in 2 mrs. Of. Leaven. 3 in. Chocolate in. Smith 2 Merlr leaven. Spice Caker-1 in. R. Lea vim 3 hrs in. . Govt. Denies helping Oil Cartel foreign policy sole state dept. By Homer big Art Washington the american state department denied thursday that it had aided and abetted the growth of an International Oil Cartel. The department admitted that i sometimes encouraged or oppose a line of action by american o interests but said. The sole motivation was foreign policy consid i at no time did the department Ever purport to pass on the ant Trust aspects of any company s operations abroad since it has Neve had nor does it now possess an authority to do said the department. It state ments by american Oil Companie hat the United states govern Man knew and approved of their inter National Oil agreements. The government has charged tha he five biggest american compan two foreign associates con Rel the world s production and marketing of Oil. Volunteer wheat sprouts unaided to Syvell crops Regina Farmers Vith possibly the greatest Harvest n. History on their land will also eap crops of Whent and coarse grains which May run Ilo hundreds of thousands of bushels. The Volunteer crops the result of the wet Harvest. Season ast year when millions of bushels c Grain had left on the round. Some o this Grain sprouted did in Many cases has developed nto a crop Cood As any seeded y the Farmer. There is always some Volun Eer growth on Western farms but Farmers can remember any thing to compare with this year s one Saskatchewan Farmer has tji acres of Volunteer wheat and expects to get 20 bushels an acre. About 300 Hylra by de Are required to cover Orit Inch. Rev. Antonutti pleads for migration plan would Stop Breeding of unemployment strife most Rev. Ildebrando Antonutti apostolic Delegate to Canada thurs Day night pleaded for a Universal plan to direct immigration from overcrowded countries to lands in need of workers. Such a plan must be put into operation the Delegate declared if the world is to Stop Breeding unemployment strife and War and enter in an Era of stability peace and Harmony among he was speaking at a banquet Oll Wing consecration Rev. Leo Blais As Bishop of. Prince Albert sask. This Calls for a bold policy not Only in the reforming of economic structures but also for a do Pei understanding and a truer concept of the rights and limitations of Pri vate ownership and of the rights and limitations of the state to permit or restrict the. 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