Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 13, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 6 civil defence head Calls for Highway improvement Ifft ill Illde a it h if to Winnipeg and its surrounding areas must maintain and develop Good roads As one of its most vital civil defence measures . M. H. S. Penhale director of civil defence Board told the Manitoba motor league wednesday night. He addressed close to 300 members and guests attending the league s 49th annual banquet at the fort Garry hotel. Bottlenecks any War would bring urgent demands upon our highways Gen. Penhale stated. These highways have been Well developed he said nut Are still subject to bottlenecks a Many places and other hampered by construction inconsistencies. He urged that these be studied with a View to improvement within a reasonable special importance. Gen. Pen Hale added will be secondary routes linking Winnipeg the designated target Centre to supporting areas within an area of 50 to 100 Miles. No City can depend on its own resources in civil defence he stated and must be organized to bring in the maximum amount of defence Aid and equipment and take out the homeless to reception areas. This depends on Good roads an its party time at Murray s wince class Mary Jean Winters Arthur Murray teacher you accept trial lesson Here s 9, wonderful Way to learn the latest Steps to dance with expert dancers and have Good times too. Join an Arthur Murray club dance class. You la be amazed How quickly you will be dancing with Carefree Confidence when you learn the Arthur Murray Way. So come in this week and join a class be fore they get All filled up. Open from 10 am to 10pm. Arthur Murray school of dancing 400 Portage ave. 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Your organization can do much to keep the department of High ways and civil authorities aware of the needs of the Public and Civi defence in this Gen. Pen Hale told the gathering. A g. Carter president told league members that the past year had brought Many accomplish ments in the . One of the he said was the establishment of a new Centre for the league at 115 Don Ald Street. Membership had increased Moie than 40 per cent., he said bringing the present total to next year it is hoped an objective of 000 will be gained he added changes referring to the conference of the four associations to be held in Calgary nov 25-26, he said the Manitoba Dele gation would press for changes in hidden taxes on new cars and on the sales Price of gasoline. The Driver is being he charged. Is it fair that you can buy the same car in the uni de states As you do Here for More than 5400 accompanying or. Carter As a Delegate to the conference will be k. R. Goodwin Legal advisor and a. C. Emmett managing director. Among guests at the banquet were mayor Garnet Coulter and mrs. Coulter. At an afternoon annual business meeting at the league Headquarters marking the beginning of 50 years service of . To Mani Toba motorists new members of the executive committee named for a two year term were e. A. Earner w. C. Johnson a e. Budden j. E. Macauley and m. E. Ashton. Reports of committees were pre free press thursday november 13, 1952 seated and the year s activities re viewed. 5200 won As a carnival Queen in go through Normal school and that she now was teaching to pay for University studies. Final contest tonight is the final contest the five winners meet on the Odeon theatre stage and the audience seeing the film Penny Princess will make the decision As to who is Manitoba s Princess. The girl who wins receives a grand array of gifts and is entered three men were re elected As officers of the Manitoba and Western Ontario retail implement dealers Assoc at the convention wednesday in the Royal Alex Andra hotel. They Are George a Goodfellow re elected pres ident c. B. Mcnulty returned As an executive director and . Clarke re elected Secretary. Or. Clarke announced his resignation effective dec. 31. More about attack from Page h e deadlocked prisoner of a a r Ssue. Campbell says Power Issue most pressing Hamiota man., special Premier Douglas Campbell wednesday night called the province s Power Issue the most important Issue in 30 years and said in creased freight rate demands ran a close second. Of the latter he said if Neces sary the Battle will be fought from Street to Street and House to or. Campbell said the govern ment s attempt to get the most economical set up to ensure an ample Power Supply resulted in an offer to buy out a private com Pany at not a generous offer but a fair the province s economic future and Standard of living depends on Power he said and we can t risk a Power sufficient Power is important to Rural Manitoba for expansion of farm electrification and important to Industrial areas in ensuring the future of incoming industries. Premier Campbell said the electrification objective of farms a year was reached in 1948 and increased Power demands since that time had gone far beyond estimates of experts. The real business of government is business administration rather than Law making and we will continue to do he said for there will be no election in the immediate future to the Best of my in better years the government and the individual should attempt to put their financial houses in order. When comparing services he warned compare the tax Load As better services necessitate More taxes. South korean foreign minister y. T. Pyun took a pessimistic View f armistice possibilities in a Peech Here nov. 3, but did not attack the idea of trying for one. The new South korean Booklet called the truce negotiations Dis heartening and degrading and said the Long months of fruitless negotiation can Well give Rise to a re evaluation of the effects of such a Korea is not actually a . Member having been barred by soviet vetoes but the Republic is sponsored by the . The South korean statement said a truce now without . Military control of both North and South would have these effects 1. Leave millions of koreans at the mercy of communism. 2. Give Legal status to the illegal division of Korea into North and South. 3. Make probably the communist Conquest of South Korea in a Mere matter of 4. Deny the . S announced goal of korean unification. More about by Prin from Page 1 _ .oluv1j Al Penny Princess Gwaltn Hamilton of the min Nedosa Tribune said she helped her widowed Mother to support a family of seven that Shirley used to in the National contest. Winner of j the Canada wide Competition sets ii a free trip by air to Britain As guest of the j. Arthur rank organization. The stage starts to night at 9.15. Appearing on the stage will be Shirley bold Donna Sutton 1521 Bannatyne Avenue Yvette Jodoin 537 Ritchot Street St. Irene Urban 136 Austin Street and Ruth Bailee 461 Martin Avenue. Dental technician met to my exceptionally Home baked flavor at its Best Bryce s Kitchen Star bread optometrists i eyes examined Kensington 275 Portage ave. Cor. Or nth 4. Portage Orrice h Rhone 92-2497 apply 204 your much Toul Lemon Cocolan Coconut Klutt Hscott Ami Erve a Home baked Home fresh Pic Quick made More about dragging from Page 1 a Ltd failed to from the White Shell trip. They were due Back sunday. Investigating police found a panel truck parked at the West Shore on the Lake and camping sear which had washed ashore an overturned boat and motor was discovered in the partially Frozen Lake. Found address it was not until they found an address of one of the girls among the equipment that they Dis i d love to show you to today 1xjrne Lewis covered that miss Lukianuk and the men had packed shotguns intending to spend week end at a Hunting Lodge acors the Lake. The boat was found in a Bay a few Yards from Shore. Ther Ewere no eyewitnesses to the departure of the 10-foot boat. It had been brought to the Lake in the panel truck. It is believed the men May have tried to navigate the treacherous Lake in the darkness Friday night. Or. Kelly a Canadian Pacific railway express Man has a wife and 17-year-old son Thomas. Or. Lewis who owned the de livery truck was a one time Mem Ber of the St. Boniface canadians and played on defence. He has a wife and two Small children. 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