Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 1, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Delicious nutritious and so economical Winnipeg free press by Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week Winnipeg thursday july 1, 1954 week end edition with comics Loc first haircut. At 92 _ years. And at two months this in t so hot strange predicts return of futures Mart Here one of Canada s most ardent i ions. Supporters of free Grain Market Charles Kroft chairman of the ing wednesday predicted a return Board of governors of the of wheat trading on the Winnipeg Nipes Grain Exchange presented futures Market. Major strange with a matched major h. O. L. Strange made set of Luggage on behalf of his this prediction in a parting talk friends and associates in the gain to members of the Winnipeg Trade. St Axcy or. Kunfi spoke i Lefly i major strings varied and his valuable work with the Searle company. As director of company s research Deanii ment for the fist 23 years major is Range introduced Many Pic a that s better what s going on no More for me am Over who s afraid it s quite an experience grandmother child discover Prain Exchange. J in strange paid a final and mrs .1-1 to to l j or Kun i Opp u Here they will in r in run it. Kivko of u heat the Day is coming u h r n a r p r n f u h r a t i l a a i n f 1 my Chr Ringh this major strange slated. Therp will a return to t Norn he cause in major franch s words it is the method of Market she wheat.1 aimed at. Imp roving Gram crowing practice up on the Foj Pforr accepting a position with i he so Arr company major St ran Jap had r in or nil Manv it Olds by Margaret King two whose age difference spans 92 years shared the same first experience Ihn week by hav ing their Lucks Cut fur the Fry first t Inie. A Perl piquant b i n n 1 m o l h e r Liari two of i l is her it i ears Afler or carted farming. Western Canada he said. They he Farmed at Tenn Alberta trom i attic accidents sent three Are doing this by providing a 191u to Winni Eggers to hospitals wed Market place where buyers and in Europe major St Range Hopes near May but none is in serious Sellers can meet and u. U to visit the various countries condition. ked Are Lenny i air Herdson 3, of oof Talbot Avenue. Determined by real existing con which buy Canadian wheat. Vagrant has and hates Timmin Mcdermot Avenue. The woman and the child Are not related. The grandmother Silver haired mrs. Mary head of Doreen Street. Rome through this two hour first experience with flying colors and with Gas to Rome Back j or Erv woman has nil Clra special reason working out a new Hairdo and mrs. Heard is to help her look her Best at her grand daughter s wedding t i Day. There wore quite n few Sieps in the complicated pro Cess of getting one ? hair done mrs. Heard Learned. First the first one she has Ever had. Then the Pool a her hair and she was ready for the electric Perma nent a Ehino. The supremo test one half an hour under the whirl ing heavy air currents of the hair dryer a huge Silvo hell shaped affair almost half As As herself Only left a Little flush of excitement on mrs. Heard s Cheeks. Have to go through the Long complicated procedure of the Beauty Salon to her hair do. It Only took her Mother mrs. William Blair a few minutes to trim her Daugh ter s Auburn hair. And Little cd Nilolta Holh smiled find dropped n few tears during the ban Cut Ting period. Mrs. Blair has three other children. Mrs. Rivair she cuts the hair of All her children and her husband. is employed by the Canadian National railways Here. July should reveal 1954 polio Outlook a 50-year-old v a s r a n to picked up in the car Yards in Transcona for Riding the surprised police by hav ing about in Bills on him. Charged with vagrancy in Transcona police court the Man an Ontario Lumberjack originally fro the Toronto District was remanded for one week. Police Are still scratching their Heads. The 50-year-old Man told the police chief Gus Bilo Cleau that he does t belies e in Banks Timmin first class railway travel or spending an industrious bus worker he evidently carefully saved his Money having seven 5100 Bills 17 s50 Bills two 520 Bills As Well As another s23, wrapped neatly in Oilskin. He was wearing checked windbreakers and said he was Goliji t o lice said his Knapsack was a Model of. Order and neatness. Veterans of ramp for View croup Kemp veterans Here wern organized at a meeting held tuesday at the Barracks. Former members applied for a charter to become the Manitoba Branch of the of my veterans association officers elected were k. Alcock president e. G. Weeks vice president j. H. Harmer Secretary treasurer executive com Mittee a. H. Conway Dan Bissett and William Talbot. Ten hit Roberts 52, o 217 Spence Street. J Lynda Only 16 months of 093 Talbot Avenue. J Lenors was crossing Talbot ave i nue from the North to the South j Side when she was it collision with an East bound truck driven by Walter Loogman of Rox 50, or 5, Winnipeg police said. The girl was taken to St. Roni i face Hospital where she is re i ported to be in Shock. Her Condi Tiki is reported to be Good. J or. Roberts was standing the safety zone on the West Side of main Street North of Henry Avenue when he was in collision with a Street car police said. The greater Winnipeg transit com Mission car was operated by Mike Pelechaty of 1013 Magnus Avenue they said. I or. Roberts was taken to Winnipeg general Hospital where h so simple if she had known How simple it was to get a per manent mrs. Heard says she. Would have had one Long ago. She is going to write her nine children who Are now scattered across Canada of her experience. Rorn in Sim , ont., on sept. 18.1sri mrs. Heard moved to live with her daughter and son or. And mrs. K. Law in Winnipeg about 31 years Algu. Cute Little Charlotte did t Appeal court sets aside 2 judgments Mangoba court of Appeal ruled that a juvenile court judge who reversed a decision of his own Ai a second hearing of a Rase involving the Custod of a child had no jurisdiction to rehear the Case or make a second order 1 the court also ruled thai the order of a county court judge in the same Case he set aside. In August 1052. Judge m. S. Watson in juvenile court Dis missed the application of the children s Aid society to declare a child neglected and establish Resi Dence in and liability upon the Rural municipality of Lawrence lie found no neglect and ordered i the child returned to its Mother. At a later hearing of the same Case he found neglect and and president of the Junior chamber i Rural municipality of of Commerce of Canada guest ofic la Hurt Plains responsible for its Honor stressed the Friendship maintenance. Shown to him he the Chambers at further Appeal in county court. Judge c. Keith ordered the Rural municipality of Law rence to pay a Day for Trio child s maintenance from april 1, 1h53. The municipality of Law rence look the Case to the Manitoba court of Appeal which tues Day ordered judge Keith s order Transcona Jaycees get charter official installation of the Junior chamber of Commerce in Transcona took place. Wednesday night in the Maple Leaf club rooms on Whittier Avenue West. Transcona. Harold Smith immediate past Home brew count brings Fine of he visited across Canada in the past few Days As he toured the country. Mayor to. S. Johnston of trans Onna welcomed the new addition to the Community life of the municipality. Following a banquet. Or. Smith presented the charter of the and judge Watson s second order chamber to Antillio Cantafio. Pre set aside silent of the Transcona Chain her. Other guests were m. J. Mcmullen. Manager of the Mani Toba chamber of Commerce Alt Mayer president of Transcona up Board of Trade. J. G. Bilodeau i _ Transcona chief of police Perry Flett immediate past presiden t of the Winnipeg Junior chamber. John Koschuk. 2s2 Church Norris White president 1 1 i a avoid fear judge tells t kiwanis club worst ears hordes get upper hand the Mosquito situation in Winnipeg and the rest of the province is the worst in several e. J. Greater Winnipeg anti Mosquito Campaign manager said wednesday. Continual Rains have left pools of water in outlying areas for weeks and have provided excellent spawn ing areas for the mosquitoes he pointed out. Another hindrance to the Mosquito loggers Lias Veen the impassible condition of Many Muni Cipal roue s. A special truck with four wheel drive is expected to arrive in the City shortly and greatly help our men in getting to Many out of the Way or. Stansfield said. Four fogging trucks have been in nightly use since the last week in May. At the present time anti Mosquito Crews Are working in the North and South sections of the City and St. James. No epidemic signs yet says Elliott incidence during june i loner than in "53 in evidence a yet developed that would indicate a polio Epi Demic is on the Way for Mani Toba this year. Or. M. R. Elliott Deputy minister of health said wednesday. It is too Early to say with certainty what is going to happen but the month of july should provide a definite indication of Manitoba s polio Outlook for 1934, he said. He revealed that provincial polio officials wore constantly sifting information that might show what trend the disease would follow in Manitoba this year. He said the occurrence of polio in the province during june had been below last year but even this could not serve As a sure indication of what was on the Way. I last year s epidemic the worst in the province s history and said to be the worst Ever recorded anywhere developed chiefly in july. Drivers of 16 to 20 years old Are involved in five time s As Many accidents As Drivers 45 to 50 years old. Is reported to have possible head up. Anr1 costs for the Winnipeg Junior chamber injuries. His condition is reported of while it is canadians duty to in his posses who found Koschuk car Man released Friday jailed again wednesday Ernest Bremner. 49, re leased from the Penitentiary Friday where he served a seven year term was Senten ced to six months n Jai wednesday when he pleaded guilty to a morals Chai be. Pore said i ious sen tence a an on a morals count. Man serving term gets two concurrent years Samuel Gordon Hamilton now serving a three year Penitentiary term for car theft Ami false pretences which he received in Kenora recently. Lee ived a two year concurrent term in City police court wednesday. He pleaded guilty to forging and uttering two cheques Lor polio patients to he fairly Good. I Avenue and was behind a car into the rear of 167 Gomez Street. Natl of in in i i sail found More than 13 started r of Home brew in his started up police said. The Driver pcs session. O he car James p. C. W. Tupper. Crown pros ecu of the same address said he heard intr said Koschuk had someone yell to Stop which he i but not a did immediately. The child had led the Fine he increased he said scratches to the Faro and Hack because hut the Rio to safeguard their democratic free. Fes slides of Asiatic Junior Chambers and scenes of the struggle for guides., scouts become red Feather services the greater Winnipeg sections Winnipeg area have 374 leaders the girl guide association and 17 Rover scouts Wolf cubs record recent one. He suggest i pen that Benefit funds Given to Cash donations totalling and comforts have Hern or Sci Ord by the King Veorse Hospital for the Benefit of Polin patients John m. Mclntyre Hospital administrator announced jailed mesday. Children of Portage la Prairie sold Popcorn and raised the the minimum who attended said ally was too Small for she had no broken Bones amount of liquor. She was taken to con Cornlia police said Koschuk will Hospital by her parents whore face charges under the excise she has been kept fru Art. Tion. Her condition was reported1 three persons were each fined to he fair. Stence in the Orient. Judge says fees unreasonable in Appeal Case scouts. Claxton aide will open . Or. Srout association have in Mol freon Man said Here apr Nile red Feather services i tuesday chairman of the Board t. O. Pet he was addressing the win Larson announced wednesday. Nipes kiwanis club luncheon at there Are now 35 services Affili i the Royal Alexandra hotel com Tori Community Chest. Mem Raling Dominion Dav. Botn organizations have conduct it is the moderates who speak Ted annual appeals for funds Kovl the language of tomorrow not the 1nr ast the Chest has Jelimma i isolationists the judge said local six separate campaigns since Hon. Ralph Campney. Associate chief Justice f Mcpherson Canada is a country where Citi lip he ginning of the year. Minister of National defence will this week in the Manitoba court should he tolerant of every or. Peterson described the two orc rally open the red River sex of Appeal criticized the High Lins except intolerance itself. Newest Chest agencies As com Nibi Tion at Polo Park lawyers fees and administrator s canadians Strong feeling for Unity he said he re this was revealed by Donam disbursement allowed by the is in part n heritage parried character building services c. Small exhibition chairman at too and costs for being drunk in Rogate court in the s linemen a Brill in Anri in i1arl a r ,5s a acting tuesday. A Public place. Thuv Lydia a estate. I ave it ourselves to fit the Hoy scouts and the a i assisting or. Campney in the Bruce alias Sanderson Saheli lawyer s fees were ssos.9r and opening will be the lieu admits Sanderson Isabel lawyer s fees were. Beards Anri Albert Joseph Henry s-123.fi5 and he disbursement Tol 1s b Nallon of nun or mint because Young All of no Vivod Thorie. ,.he administer matrix was the tips in group framed for today Are Dennis Wilson. Fi5l Bannatyne chief Justice termed the m a. Absolute majority Here he the leaders and the strength of the pre exhibition Parade Avenue paid and costs for sol utely tour Community tomorrow. Muly 23 will be More elaborate p c o Pic and cite and pro Van Tjai officials having liquor in a place other than designated on his permit. It w paraplegics visit Gimli Craf station a group of 28 paraplegic patients from the Lakeside fresh professor gives copy of new Book to Bell professor d. Mcdougall director of the pharmacy school uni air Camp four Miles North of verify of Manitoba has pre Gimli on Lak Winnipeg re sen Ted a first copy of the his gently toured Gimli Craf Sta tory of pharmacy in Manitoba Tion and witnessed a special air 1878-1953" to Hon. F. C. Bell Craft display. Provincial minister of health and the visitors All Public welfare. The Book from Winnipeg and Vicinity saw j 75 years of historical pharma Ceu the usual take offs and data and is the first of its As Well As formation take in Canada Low flying Jet formations Speed i ing across the sky at More than 500 Miles per hour and a special let acrobatic performance. The paraplegics Are visiting Lakeside Camp for the first time this year through he Courtesy of the Canadian paraplegic association and the wheel chair Centre of Winnipeg. Man fined on liquor charge a Fine of s50 and costs for the unlawful Purchase of liquor was levied against Henry Levasseur of 16 Archi Bald Street St. Boniface wednesday. He pleaded guilty in i St. Boniface police court. Coordinators ing. And receiving Money through false pretences pleaded guilty in to r provincial police rout wednesday have met 910 to 14 similar charges. Bound for East a group of 26 sea cadets from Winnipeg Brandon flin flon. Regina Saskatoon Prince and Edmonton will leave Winnipeg Friday for Montreal on the amounts in the books and in year Thomas Hickman chair i Canadian National railways train Robert Thomas Bateman 28. Court was told made a trip from Montreal to Saskatchewan open ing Small Post office savings accounts in towns in route raising some cases withdrawing sums up to sinn. Bateman had been sentenced in Saskatoon last july to two years in the Penitentiary when he korean veterans nine Hundred and ten Winnipeg korean veterans were met and 10 formal receptions during the past said As the disbursement that canadians Han e ath it in t run ugh that we should than Albert e. Ben Vance from the concept of agencies which solve , chairman of the postulated an Iai problems after they have reported. It was being appealed by the family. The court reduced the amount to s500. Years ago which absolute melting Parade u or. Pterson said. Ture a Western pageant with two he concept an obligation to wagons and a band from cultural pluralism. I pre event those problems from de United states. This new concept demands in the first place the arrangements for the evening and Foremost political allegiance Gir Guiaus and the boy scouts Stancl shows h d it to Canada Anri the participation a5sociations have a Man of the train reception com Mittee of the greater Winnipeg from Montreal they will travel said. To Cornwallis . For training coordinating Board for War manoeuvres at the largest naval a Nofal Sale held services told its annual meeting. During the meeting Waller t. Pleaded guilty to the offences in Patterson was elected president Saskatchewan towns. Succeeding Alex Baum. He was brought to Winnipeg to g. R. Hunter was elected vice plead on the charges concerning president and treasurer and mrs. Manitoba towns which included Selkirk Portage la Prairie Nee Pawa Minnedosa and Birtle. Magistrate d. G. Potter d. H. Jones re elected Secretary. Or. Hickman who is leaving the City Wilt be succeeded on the Board by a. H. Yetman. Other a handed Bateman until monday Board will continue for Lor sentence the term. Training Centre in Canada. On saturday 110 sea cadets from flin flon Prince Albert. Saska Toon and North Battleford will leave by car for Camp Comox . Westen Wyoming and Utah have great reserves of bituminous Coal which comprise a bulwark to the expanding Industrial Economy of far Western states. In Rosenbach school Winkler Man total of was netted at the annual Mission Sale and lunch in the Rosenbach Rural school four Miles North of Here thursday night. J. J. Peters school Secretary con ducted the Sale and Rev. A. A. Unruh missionary Home on furlough from India guest speaker. Marie an out grand la be enable will subsidize their greater Shiji get their youngsters in Peg operation. Chest funds bed at e reasonable hour i present the amount which will probably be special boy scouts and girl guide would admission prices for the children. Have appealed for in a separate Campaign and Are used to pay administrative and training costs. There Are 1.553 girl guides in 32 companies 20 rangers or senior guides brownies in 70 packs. Volunteer leaders specially trained number 240 and in addition there Are ers and secretaries. Commission will also find the interest. The Post philatelists exhibition of office department has arranged for a special cancellation stamp hearing the words red River exhibition july 24-31. Officials announced that there will probably be a Tot lot for the smaller children so that parents May visit the Midway and attend the boy scouts in the greater the grandstand attractions ;