Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, January 20, 1953

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 20, 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday january 20, 1953 Page keep 2 cases separate Board tells rail counsel by Shane Mackay Ottawa special beginning their rebuttal to provincial arguments against the rate base cup counsel monday attempted to inject new evidence in support of the pending nine per cent Case which they argued was an integral part of the application. Or. Justice John d. Kearney chief commissioner instructed car counsel John O Brien to keep the sleep to night i relieve Kesi Russess a Isar to Midi Dpi Sedicino tablets according to directions h a Way to induct or Whin two cases separated overruling company attempts to have the two considered As a single Case. The Issue arose after the car called s. J. Liddy assistant comp troller As a witness in rebuttal to provincial arguments against the rate base. Or. Liddy s exhibits the 159th and 160th in the current Case included new evidence which or. O Brien said would prove the car s need for immediate re Lief in the form of another freight rate increase. M. A. Macpherson Saskatchewan counsel backed by other Western and maritime counsel objected to the submission of new material without notice. Sustains objections the chief commissioner sustained he provincial objections noting hat the car was introducing new material without notice and with out leave the Board. The nine per cent Case would be dealt with when we come to meanwhile must be kept separate. Or. O Brien said or. Liddy s Evi 71st anniversary january clearance continues until 1 p. M. Wednesday radios appliances Small appliances every article in this sate is marked Down to the lowest possible level All the credit you need radio rebuilt mantels and consoles every console All wave some with automatic band spread tuning. Priced in groups at values up to 99.50 demonstrators new 1952 combinations save up to plus Trade in appliance dept. Electric refrigerators choose from Cooperator Wesr Enghouse. General electric Cros. Ley Shel Vador Frigidaire cold spot Leonard and other Well known lines. Sizes up to 9 cd. It. Some with sealed units and Racks on door. Come Early on these. From to values up to ice refrigerators get one now for your summer cottage. Some Beautiful boxes in this group. From to values to electric 20 super values in carefully fac tory renewed ranges in Small medium or Large sizes. From to in this group Are Moffat Gur Ney Frigidaire Beach West it grouse general electric and others. Demonstrators save up to on Brand new refrigerators in 7-8 and 9 it. Sizes. Choose from Westinghouse Kcal Viator Philco and others. Dence would be in part rebuttal and in part substantive or. Macpherson wanted what the car meant by substantive did it mean a nine Pel cent freight rate he noted that in the original application the company had calculated that the eight and nine per cent applications would bring it a five per cent return on its net in vestment. Five per cent would now require a rate increase of 18.4 per cent. Loose terms did the car want percent for a five per cent return or die it want the 6.5 per cent return i had applied for or. Macpherson objected to the Loose terms being tossed about by company counsel he added that the railways hat not even made Clear whether or not the Canadian National supported the application. The car had joined in. The eight and nine per cent parts of the application first and second but had wavered on the third saying it neither supported nor opposed the principle of a car rate base and rate of return. Or. Liddy then submitted exhibits showing that Canadian Pacific s permissive return in 1952, was 4.07 per cent. He calculated this by using the figure mentioned by the Board a year ago As an Advance estimate of the car s 1952 net on rail operations and applying this As a percentage of the company s figure for its net investment at Jan. 1, Telephone boosts this or. Liddy said compared with 6.2 per cent which the Board had allowed the Bell Telephone company and 6.61 per cent which it Hud allowed the British Columbia Telephone company both of which Are under transport Board Juris diction or. Liddy a so estimated that the car s permissive net return in 1953 would be 3.95 per cent calculating the which company counsel argue was the be income guaranteed them by the Board As a percentage of the company s estimate its net investment at Jan. 1, 1953 g f. Buckingham the car general traffic manager then submitted estimates of the increase in Eastern competitive and inter National rates in the past five years. Since 1948, when the first o the Post War increases went it effect general freight rates mos of them in Western Canada and the maritime have risen 85 per cent or. Buckingham said Ontario Quebec competitive pickup and de livery rates and trans continent competitive rates during the Sam period which accounted for a least half the company s Revenue from ail competitive traffic a both risen substantially random list he submitted a random Lis which showed increases from 79. Per cent to 117.3 per cent in the Ontario Quebec a. And toll and from 76.7 to 16s.5 per cent on return principle he said was that it bore scant relation to the econ Omic conditions facing carriers at the time and since. In practical fact freight rates could not be forced above value of service without losing traffic to competitive forms of transportation. The concept of fair return in fair value he added became irrelevant under such circumstances. The principle became even More unrealistic. Or. William said with the gradual disappearance of rail Way monopolies and the growth of trucking in the . Co Flint Cope the fixed rate of return Prin Isle was Fine for regulating upper limits of earnings for local monopoly utilities such As Gas and electricity companies but it could not Cope with an Industry facing steadily growing Competition from other forms of transportation. Fair return on fair value or. Williams said could be a Factor in setting freight rates but it was not of the Paramount importance sought by the car. Inability of a railway to earn the established rate of return made the principle of Little value unless the Oard wished to disregard compete Jon to let non competitive parts of the country carry the Burden my to assume that the railways lad a permanent vested right to he return regardless of technical advances in competitive industries. William Eley of 890 Mulvey Avenue wound up a 42-year career As a Canadian National railways locomotive Engineer by making his last run with his son Robert As conductor of his train. Or. Eley retired saturday after completing his last run on the Hodgson Winnipeg route. In the above picture he is being congratulated by a. C. Nicholls superintendent of the Portage la Prairie Brandon division. Left to right Are or. Nicholls mrs. William Eley or. Eley j. , general chair Man of the brotherhood of railway engineers mrs. Robert Eley and Robert Eley. Born in England or. Eley came to Canada As a Young Man and joined the Canadian Northern railway in 1910. 3ere recruiting technicians or. Hugh l., Keenleyside i Ector general of the United a Lons technical assistance admin stration is expected in i Winnipeg ate tuesday he is not expected stay More than a few hours. Or. Keenleyside s trip Here is in connection with technical As Istance recruitment it was learn id and he will see or. A. H. S. Jillson president of the univer Ity of Manitoba. He is believed to be Partick arly interested in Field economic technicians engineering technicians and social welfare special its. The former Deputy minister of natural resources has constantly urged Aid rather than armaments o economically and socially re added countries As a cheaper Means of preventing War. Did fingers go with gems by Oliver g. Clausen Copenhagen Are he fingers of Giertrug Birgitte Bodenhoff two men groped for them today n the Clay filled coffin of the Rich Roung widow who apparently was lain by grave robbers after being it appeared tried alive in 1708. As they searched that the ghouls might have Cut the fingers off their victim in order to get her rings. Digging with their Bare hands by the eerie Light of an Oil lamp or. Viggo Starcke and police con stable Theodor Linneballe carefully crumbled clod after clod of the wet Clay surrounding Giertrug s concur sively twisted Skeleton. Trans Continental competitive rates the balance the company competitive rates he said hat been raised in the Neighb orhoo of 70 to 80 per cent. International rates during the vacuum cleaners upright and tank models All one Price Hoover Westinghouse Etc. Ranges new ranges marked Down save on some models. In this group Are some Combina Tion Coal and Wood electric ranges. Automatic washers Bendix Trade ins fully guaranteed Small appliances warming pads toasters Heaters Etc. From same period or. Buckingham testified had shown greater increases than Canadian rates most of them rising about 100 per earlier the Board heard or. Ernest w. Williams of Columbia University warn against the use of rigid formulas in rate making. Or. Williams said it was wholly impossible to set freight rates each year to yield any Given annual return to a company. I Short lived trial since its Short lived and unsuccessful Experiment with a fixed return in 1920-22, the . Inter state Commerce commission had re fused to be governed by a formula and had reverted to the pragmatic method of rate making. A formula was of scant Assis Tance in setting rates for what Hac become a competitive and unstable Industry. Or. Williams also cited the principles of competitive rates employed by the inc. The commission requires carriers if they meet Competition with lower rates in one area to meet it with the same rates in other areas where it exists in like kind and the inc in other words for bids . Railways to discriminate in meeting Competition. The inc also requires that competitive rates be compensatory. They must not be less than Cost of service. Finally or. Williams said the lean Timiteo Portage at Hargrave inc does not permit railroads to make up their lower return on competitive business by seeking higher returns on non competitive traffic. Earlier or. Williams told the Board that the rate base and rate of return principle sought by the Canadian Pacific railway would Lead it into added difficulty and embarrassment in future proceed Ings. Chief trouble main difficulty with the fixed your hands Are noticed with magical thai really to bring hitherto unheard of loft nets plus precious lanolin to give lasting Protection Hinds can and wih beautify your whole hand in just 10 Days. Sex mayor of Sioux Lookout Continental s Engineer Safe Engineer of the car s Continental limited from Montreal which was derailed Early tues Day near Sioux Lookout was no transit bid from suburbs says Coulter City Council s transit committee has received no proposals fron suburban municipalities and a made no commitments on a govern ment option to buy the greater Winnipeg transit system mayor Arnet Coulter assured aldermen monday night. He was answering questions Baid. Peter Taraska who wanted to where the City stands on the transit question and wha representations had been made to he government by the transit com Mittee. The committee had met with sub Urban representatives said mayor Coulter and As a matter of Cour Esy had joined them for a meet no with Premier Douglas Camp Bell not the their said the mayor was to inquire of the Premier i. Lis government would set up a commission financed with a government guarantee of the com Mission s Bonds. He was quite firm n saying his government would not do the committee had met again and was getting a Little closer to a solution of the transit problem aldermen will meet again with municipalities later this week. Martin ousts bid to hike baby Bonus Ottawa Paul mar in health minister has rejected i proposal that the government earmark another year to boost Canada s family Al Lowance payments by 60 per cent. He told the commons monday hat if there were going to be any form of the nine year old act uner which the government makes monthly payments for children up 0 the age of 16, he would be More deceptive to the idea of boosting the be limit to 18. Or. Martin said it should never e forgotten that the Money to pay Amily allowances and other social Security measures came from one hard work of the Cana Ian people. He did not think Cana ians would feel the government justified in adding another 300 a year to the present 000 annual family allowance Bill. The minister was speaking on a motion introduced by Hazen argue As the commons pent the Day considering private members motions. It asked con iteration of legislation to boost Amily allowance payments by 60 or cent to compensate for the Rise 1 the Cost of living since the fam by allowance act was passed 944. Or. Argue s. Measure would mean an increase in minimum pay ments to s8 from 55 per child a month and an increase in the Maxi mum payments to from a month. Or Martin precipitated a vote t the conclusion of his speech by moving adjournment of the debate precluding further debate on the proposal at this time. His motion o adjourn was upheld by a vote f 91 to 40. Traffic death inquest inquest into the death of David Utherland 38, of Ste. 212, War ick apartments 366 Quappelle venue will be held wednesday t 7.30 . At St. Boniface police ourt. Or. Sutherland was killed Jan. I when the station Wagon in which he was a passenger skidded n St. Mary s Road and crashed against a Telephone pole. Bin Toter Tut Bud j id n Mininc or Tuuu. Pii of Emanni. Demand Thina roid. Nothing will Mickey Moran of Sioux look out. Unhurt in the Accident or. Moran is an sex mayor of Sioux Lookout. He provided one of the Light moments in the 1939 tour of Canada of the late King George i and Queen Elizabeth with his Quick action in a con fusing situation. As the train pulled into the Sioux Loo Kout station the crowd swarmed through the barriers and engulfed the King Queen and remainder of the official party. Or. Moran Rose to the Emer gency. Introducing himself and putting his Arm through the King s he escorted him and the Queen to the official platform leaving the rest of the party including the late prime minis Ter Mackenzie King to fight their own Way through the milling throng which was to tally disinterested in their predicament. The King and Queen thought it was a great joke. The senti ments of the rest of the group were somewhat different. The Bent Back position of the 19 year old millionairess thighbone and indicated that she had writhed in agony just before her death. If her fingers Are not found it would seem almost certain that the unbearable pain which made her twist her body like that was caused when the ghouls Cut them and thus woke her from her state of suspended said or. Starcke fourth generation rela Tive of Giertrug. They expect to have All the Clay from the coffin removed by the end the Day. The Skeleton will then be taken out of the vault and brought to the anatomic Institute of Copenhagen University to be scrutinized and a Rayed. Meanwhile Giertrug s astonish by Well preserved Skull which was disinterred monday was on the desk of Axel Christnsen supervisor of assist ens cemetery. One Wisdom tooth was Black with rot and to medical and dental experts that was an interesting feat ure. They noted that the certificate issued 155 years ago gave a boil in the ear As the cause of Gier trud s supposed death. But they said what was thought to be a boil in the ear might in reality have been nothing More than a severe tooth ache and a tooth ache never killed anybody. In other words the experts explained Giertrug probably did not die in her sick bed. She May have been Given an overdose of drug which caused her to lose conscious Ness. Believing her to be dead her family might then have buried her not knowing that she was being sacrificed to ghouls. More about derailment continued from Page 1 those people still trapped in the it was a real said an other. The engine was still stand no but the other coaches Over turned and stood zigzagged on the cars zigzagged most of the passengers complained of the bitter but praised the Quick arrival of t h e Relief train. It must have been Between a half to three quarters of an one of the passengers said Quick a railway spokesman said All heat in the train went off but Din ing car employees produced hot Coffey and sandwiches. He was due to retire in March. They said the Law requires that All persons treated no matter How minor the injury must be listed. Rail officials expect the line will be cleared sometime tuesday. Meanwhile trains two and four eastbound monday night from Winnipeg were re routed via fort William and port Arthur and re joined the main line East of the wreck at Longlac. Fur trading station ghost River is a Small fur Trad no station on the railway s main Ine. It has no facilities to take care of injured. Rail officials in Winnipeg said an investigation is under Way. They tended to discount earlier that excessive cold had caused the rails to be they noted that train no. 3 com no West from Toronto had moved Over the same line just an hour be Ore the wreck. 186 merchant ships Tokyo month Japan will have resumed All her pre War shipping services with the world with the exception of Trade with Russia and communist China. The latest service will be a Freigh Ter run to Formosa. Japan s Mer chant Fleet now totals 186 ships. St Giles United annual dinner and Al meeting of St. Giles United Church will be held at the Church thursday night. Dinner will be served by the women s association and the congregational meeting will follow at 8 . Under burmese Law a wife May become the head of the House Lold if the husband drinks too free is this you nervous tense can t rest no you need or. Chase s nerve food Savo buy Large tin be worry from Hospital Bills Blue Cross Blue Cross not Only gives you ease of mind and a feeling of Security when you Are Well but it also provides the actual Hospital care and service benefits you Are Likely to need when you Are sick. If you have Blue Cross keep it keep it up keep it always if you Are not enrolled fill in this form and mail today. To Manitoba Hospital service association 116 Edmonton Street Winnipeg. Please Send details of glue Cross plan to name address if employed state name and address of firm please print plainly open until 1 p. M. 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