Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 13, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba More i p Calcium Bryce s m1lk-Glo Brand bread week end edition with comics. Inc Winnipeg monday september by Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week hold up pair caught jailed 4 and 2-year terms Are meted out Coulter to announce election intentions mayor Garnet Coulter said monday Itiat he will announce tuesday whether or not he will also listed As a possible Candi Date is Peter d. Curry chairman of the school Board. Trustee pleading guilty to holding up1 Central pharmacy 440 notre Dame Avenue and stealing s300 in Cash sunday evening two risk edits were sentenced to terms of imprisonment in Stony Moun Tain Penitentiary by magistrate m. H. Carton in City police court monday morning. The pair were Elmer Michael o Grady. 31, who received a four Ynar term and David Raymond Keachie 24, who was sentenced to two years. Robbery with violence is a very serious offence and cannot be treated lightly said Magis trate Carton in parsing sentence caught quickly the robbery took place at 8.55 ., and 20 minutes later Keachie with the stolen Money in his Possession was picked up on the Street by detective c. A. Peale and acting detective r. W. Anderson. A Short time later while patrol Ling in the Vicinity of Sherbrook Street and William Avenue con tables George Edwards and r. J. Wooden recognized o Grady As a Man who had been seen previously in Keachie s company. He stand for his seventh term of Curry is expected to make a office in next month s civic elec-1 definite decision As soon As mayor tons. Nomination Day Lor civic Coulter s stand is know n office is oct. 6. If mayor Coulter decides to run he with face opposition from Aid. George Sharpe of Ward 1, and William Kaydash labor progressive representative in the provincial legislature. There is a Strong possibility that three additional contestants May help make the Field a crowded one. Aid. H. B. Scott said earlier that he would become a Candi Date Only it mayor Coulter decided not to let his. Name stand. Despite Early reports that the Kcf party would not Back a candidate for mayor City Hall observers say it is Likely that a candidate will be put Forward at the party s convention sept 22. Aid. David Mulligan of Ware 1 has been suggested As the Likely candidate. Mayor Coulter at 72, this year is completing the longest stay in office of any mayor since the City s incorporation in 1873. Stiff Agenda set for Council meet Al Miller hold up victim promptly arrested. Keachie told police he had Only met o Grady a couple of Days ago. Being Short or funds sunday evening they had decided to pull he said. In court it was revealed that while Keachie had no previous surprised owner. The Money in the Cash re or. Miller handed Over the contents of the till and the two fled through the front door running South on Edmonton Street and Down a Lane behind the store. During the robbery Alvin Stupak delivery boy and his brother Adolph were dumping a heavyweight Agenda faces Winnipeg s City Council tonight at its first regular meeting in a month. The last meeting scheduled for aug. 30, was cancelled because of Lack of quorum. Committee reports for that meeting were carried Over until tonight. The meeting will Deal with Many topics some contentious storm sewers downtown As local improvement despite pro tests of property owners affected. The sewer is scheduled to be placed in the area bounded by the first Lane South of Portage to the North Side of St. Mary s Avenue and the first Lane West of main Street to a line Between Hargrave and Carlton streets. Property owners have been no which Are expected to attract tidied that the recommendation i will go before Council tonight any protests will be heard at several delegations. Sewer go ahead highlight is a recommendation from Public utilities committee that the City go ahead with construction of a s435.000 system of criminal record o Grady had pre refuse. They said they were out piously been convicted of robbery the store about two Minu and shop breaking and theft. hand in pocket the pair entered the store while Only one customer was present. While one was look ing at magazines the other asked proprietor Al Miller for a hypodermic Needle. As he turned gave description Jean Sorba 17, of 402 my Dermot Avenue a customer in the store at the time of the Holdup gave police a description of the men. As they turned into the to put the Needle into a bag i Lane they almost bumped into or. Miller recounted the Man put his right hand into his sports gun two men walking North on Edmonton Street. J. N. Hays 64 Harriet Street and Stu came i Ron 451 Sargent Avenue came general says red goals unchanged despite the ending of actual combat and some diplomatic shifts the communist was still the same world Domina Tion according to . N. E. Rodger general officer command that time. Fluorine motion j. Aid. H. B. Scott s motion to put a referendum before the electorate on whether or not the City s water Supply should be tre ated with fluorine will also be voted on. This was Laid Over at the aug. 2 meeting to give those opposed a Chance to appear be fore Council. Other issues expected to cause wide discussion Are ing Prairie command. He spoke sunday to some 40 commanding officers of militia Manitoba Lakehead Frank s. Land left of Kansas City Imperial potentate of the shrine of North America monday visited the shrines Hospital for crippled children. With or. Land is George a. Wilson potentate of Khartum Temple. Over privileged child social problem noted society has almost solved Trie to his office that they., might be motion by Aid. Slaw the underprivileged sin a sort of youth club. The to ask the provincial Eov problem of the _ named after 14ttl Chuk to ask the provincial government to distribute a larger portion of its Revenue from licence plates and gasoline taxes to the municipalities to help pay expenditures on streets. Draft agreement Between coat pocket simulating a and said give it to Ito the drug store and gave to. U in give you asked the lice a further description. The officer assembled at Independent authority to operate Roshni no Harrar is for City owned Parkma 1 o t at the City and downtown business men s association to set up an firemen extinguish three sunday three minor fires were handled by the Winnipeg fire depart ment sunday. At 1.24 ., lire caused by 11 Short did damage to a Wall of the Kitchen at 362 Carlton Street. The House is owned by Albert Gilbert. J a Karaj be at the rear of a Gas station it Garfield Street and re Dante Avenue was damaged to the extent of sort at. . Fort Osborne Barracks for the Janna Day Long training and policy conference i Gen. Rodger recalled that last training conference had been held just after Stalin s death and that speculation h and been wide spread. But basically the communist did t change. The command s chief of staff col. W. Clement outlined main Street and water Avenue. Ji1uvtiliitriil. Tau ice child but has created a great-1 Century crusader Jacques de . The Over privileged Molay spread All Over the uni Ter states Ana Canada. Among _ its graduates today Are three of rank child. This is the View land a Man who has built United states senators three governors about 20 . Of North America s greatest i attorneys youth organizations and whom Arlington Brugh _ than and american boys have titled recommendation by person or. Land came to Winnipeg to Joel and legislation committee that monday As shrines Imperial Een Winnipeg s Public health nurses potentate of North America. He and nurses at. Municipal hospitals be granted wage increases rang ing up to is per cent. Winnipeg Gyro club 1 of the Gyro club of Winnipeg will be held at a dinner in the sunday. W. E. Bernard of 215. Grenfell Boulevard Tuxedo is owner of the building fire burning in the upholstery of a 1950 Model car an Roslyn Road West of Osborne Street was extinguished. The car was driven by b. Lerner of 127 Machray Avenue the fire department said. Cross blood clinic going to flin flon the red Cross Mobile blood donor clinic went airborne again monday when its Mem Bers flew to the Pas. Tues Day the clinic goes to flin flon Man., where clinics will be held for two Days i Jubilee Hall. Wednesday the clinic will be held from 10 . To 12 noon 2 To 5.15 And 7 To 9 Thursday clinic hours Are 10 . To 12 noon and 2 To 5 Tractive problems were reviewed As they applied to the militia and Short conferences were held by each besides Winnipeg officers con Ference delegates were from port Arthur fort William Kenora Neepawa. Brandon Portage la the annual business meeting i Prairie Virden flin flon and search waning introduced main discus of Jar Manitoba Man inspected the shrines Hospital for crippled children monday morning and will address a masonic meeting in the Royal. Alexandra hotel monday night. Demolay founder housing plan cancelled greater Winnipeg s first privately owned housing project for service personnel has been cancelled officials of Cen trial mortgage and housing corporation said monday. Local builders did not appear to be very interested in the project on a rental a spokes Man for Chc explained. He added that House would probably be built by the department of National defense. However he said that arrange ments for. Sewer service have not yet been made but that the department of National defence was will House science service plans sent to Ottawa for government study plans have been drawn for a science service Labora Story for the University of Mani Toba grounds at fort Garry. Architects Moody and Moore said the plans have been submitted to the Federal government for study. The building As planned will be a two Storey and basement Structure of Brick and Stone. It will be approximately 210 feet in length and 60 feet wide. A University spokesman said the building would be used to House Federal laboratories now located on the Campus and in other parts of Winnipeg. Room has been allocated in the plans for the Federal entomology Laboratory at Brandon if it proves feasible to move that Branch to Winnipeg. A fireproof Library will House valuable documents for use of the Laboratory. The staff of Federal laboratories at the University is nearly three times As great As 25 years ago the spokesman said. Expansion of All the Federal units will be made possible if the new building is erected he stated. Better. Known to movie fans As Robert Taylor. To these and. Thousands of or. Land is known As his unofficial title within the organization. And it was As a Friend youth that or. Land added a word of caution in Mon a conferring with the municipality Day s interview Don t get me wrong. I dont go along with All this alarm list talk of a ruined youth Jour but across the United Are better today flan Ever and Canada he is better known a become problems and we As the founder and Secretary blame ourselves for that general of the order of t have to spot them v this pampered problem or. Search for 78-year-old Wasyl land said can be found in the of St. James of this matter. The original project called for the erection of 300 rental units members. The scheme called for private builders to make Loans under the National housing act and build the houses for rental purposes. Shavitch who vanished More than a week ago from his Home in the Mountain Road District is waning. The Hunt was to have been continued Over the week end but according to one resident of the Royal Alexandra hotel at Thursday. 5.30 Pine Falls. Thirty regular officers area hardly anyone showed up. Attended along with the 40 militia personnel. Said he i think they re going in give Homes of North America s finest citizens. He is reared by people who had to work hard for Prosperity. They Don to they say want their boy to work like they spoil him so badly that when he goes wrong in a harder to Deal with than the underprivileged delinquent. He cited a Case. A father a Crawford named member of crop insurance body Walter Crawford retired comptroller of the University of Manitoba and Aldermani Candi blood donor clinics red Cross blood donor clinics will be held at red Cross head quarters 226 Osborne street1 North on the following Days sept. 20, from 5 to 0 Sept. 21, from 2 to 5 Sept. 27, from 5 to 9 ., and sept. 2s, from 2 to 5 S60 donated towards polio patients donations totalling almost have been received by King George Hospital Here for the Benefit of polio patients. Three children Diane Pearce Dale Winters and Gale Edwards from Elmhurst Road in Charleswood donated five children David and Bruce main Allan Johnson Michael and Vincent Favel All of Dauphin donated 35 cents three Portage la Prairie children Marilyn Pratt Faye Crocker and Marilyn Etna Beith delegates attend fall Parley the Success of the b Nai outlining a few of the Active during its Long history is due to ties of the organization he said business Man and masonic Lead Date for the forthcoming Winni its readiness to meet changing conditions Otto f. Weiner president of District grand Lodge no. 6, said at a banquet in the Marl Borough hotel sunday evening. Or. Weiner spoke to More than 100 delegates and their wives at tending the Day Long series of seminars of the annual fall con Ference of the Central Canadian Mckole held a concert and collected s1.25. Other donations Council of b Nai b Rith lodges came from miss Mary a. Stevenson 12, Frederickton i ascribe the Success of the that 400 institutes to help Eduer same to him and said i Don t know what to do with my the boy was 16. He had a s10 a week allowance and a car. Late one night he returned from a dance so drunk he was piled on their veranda and left there by his friends. Or. Land s advise no allowance no car no soft Feather bed and work in his Cate adult jews on Judaism were father s Plant on his saturday the boy recovered. Or. Land said the High school system was partly to blame for the problem. High school Stu dents Are pampered with so Many fads and luxuries that it held in North America this year. He described the new b Nai b in washing Tont d.c., for which Sod will be turned nov. 7 Winnipeg helps maintain a Centre at Rochester minn., where More than jewish patients come to the Mayo an., a Silver Tea cd Ojile in Lull n. A Phil , mrs. J. E. Wilson Scandinavia m . Dave Marnock Secretary treasurer Arizona woman s Institute Worby Man., collected s18 acid George Peatt 6 Ellesmere apartments b Nai b Rith during its 111 years of activity to its willingness to change its services and activities to the need of the clinic each year he said. Edward e. Peg Aldermani elections has been appointed one of three members of the Manitoba government s committee to study a crop insurance program for Manitoba Farmers. Hon. R. D. Robertson Mani Toba s minister of agriculture made the announcement from Roblin where he is harvesting his crop. Meets criticism although or. Crawford was appointed several weeks ago or. Roberts decided to announce his appointment As an answer to the or. Schulz criticism grew out of a news report Friday which said 250 townships in Manitoba with average yields of under eight bushels an acre in wheat have already applied for Aid under the Prairie farm assist Ance administration. Or. Schulz criticized Pfaar As an inadequate Protection plan under which Manitoba Farmers contributed More than in the past 15 years but got Back in compensation. Singing stars auditions Here tuesday nearly a score of Young Mani Toba singers will take a step tuesday that May Lead to a successful career when they Are auditioned Here for the 1954-55 Sason of the National radio pro Gram singing stars of Tomor Row. Led by John Adaskin musician and radio personality the Audi team is in Winnipeg on the first leg of a journey to the principal Western cities. All can Adian sir igers 26 and apply will be heard. To audition 500 some 500 Canadian Singert across Canada will be auditioned. Of these 150 will be recommended and their voices recorded a Board of judges will select the top 44 to be invited to sing on the 26-week sunday evening pro Gram. Judges at this stage in the Competition include a. A. Alld Rick of Winnipeg. Singers who appear on the pro Gram will compete for a total of in musical scholarships top award is with prize two of and four honorable mentions Worth each. Exp1nses paid whether prize winners or not singers will be paid regular rates for each appearance on the pro Gram and will have their expenses paid to Toronto. Many Haas Ana us. U Bunting criticism from several keeps parents poor sending chid the government s Ren to secondary school. It 17 enrolment keeping to pattern More students Likely this year a slight increase in students residence said. All the rooms Are is expected at the University of Manitoba when most classes Start sept. 20, although Douglas Chevrier registrar said it is Al most impossible to forecast the filled and there is a Long wait ing list she said. The director of the women s residence said rooms Are still available but would make no prediction Aslo How Long they enrolment exactly. Enrolment is following a Pat win Vacchi. 1ern which seems steady he i said. There Are More High school at the colleges students coming to the universe the enrol Nel picture is much to. And the increase although the same Al the col. Not dramatic will be consider _ go College reports Able Over a 10-year period. In residence filed already. Pres under present conditions the it indications Are that there first year with a slight increase in second year and third and fourth years about the same As last year. Residence accommodation will probably be filled by the time classes Start the Dean said. Spoils the children. Comparison made Cohen presented the average teen Ager to b Nai b Rith National citations several lodges and individuals. Bill Goldberg and Sidney Silver Man were cited for meritorious service to the organization. Sid Spivak was Given an award for reorganizing Maple Leaf Lodge. Brief seminar reports lowing m. M. Meltzer on Mem Day More immoral and ruthless than the teen Ager 30 years or. Land does t he said the vast majority of youths today matures earlier is better educated and has a greater sense of spiritual the gang spirit in t new and in t or. Land said. The spirit of com sources for the government s delay in committee. Last week Duff Roblin Leader of the Manitoba progressive conservative party had voiced Given at the banquet by the Fol or saw. Me spirit 01. Curn in firm m. M. Meltzer on Mem Rad ship has always led to Chc Nues Amone youths and these b Rith Israel program h. Aaron on b Nai b Rith youth m. Spigel Man on the anti defamation league c. Waldman on the District service fund or. R. P. Brown on the b Nai b Rith Hillel foundation w. Goldberg on indoctrination and programming a slight increase is anticipated cd h Schulman on the presi. For United College said w. G. Rummons registrar. Monday Jake Schulz president of the Manitoba Farmers Union added his criticism. Or. Robertson said he will be in Winnipeg to make a final Effort to get the Man for chair Man he s been after since last March. If this Effort proves futile or. Robertson said he will can be dedicated to Good Pur then proceed to name the entire poses just As easily As bad Pur-1 three Man committee. He expects to announce the slate by poses. That was the theory behind the order of Demolay which was started 36 years ago in or. Lands native Kansas City. Death of the father of a Large family spurred or. Land to take an in Terest in one of the sons. Population of the University and colleges should 14 its affiliated about double in the next a ears or. Chevrier said. As in previous years most of the students will enrol in the arts and science faculties with engineering architecture and Interior design coming third he said. Enrolment Date will be High enrolment the registrar said. St. Paul s College expects higher enrolment than usual in free press meetings meetings to be held in the free press building tuesday Are Board room no. 1, win a Are oar room o. Last years enrolment was 4.-, social credit study 353. Registration for most years is Between sept. 15 and sept. Is with most classes starting sept. 20. Social work Medicine and upper years in engineering Start later. Between 150 and 160 Law Stu dents started classes monday Al though registration will not be completed until tuesday. About 40 of the students Are taking their first year in Law. Residence accommodation at s Board room no. 2, printing House craftsmen Board of governors at s And club room. Press radio scholarship fund for orphans general meeting at 8.30 _________ to Eurple Lodge asked the lad to bring his friends Temple Lodge 75, Independent. Order of Odd Fellows will hold at a rally night starting at s The University is. A Eady at a i wednesday in Friendship Hall Premium the director of men s Kennedy Street. Otto f. Weiner of Chicago president of District grand Lodge no. 6, was guest speaker at the Central Canadian Council of b Nai b Rith xxx Ages held in Winnipeg. Left to right Are by Schulman president of the Central Canadian mrs. Otto Weiner or. Weiner Danny Gutkin fall conference chairman and Herb Nitikman of the general com Mittee. S next week end. City Man Likely another Winnipeg Man who is a Well known farm authority is Likely to be a member of the committee. But he must Mak an arrangement with his com Pany before he can act or. Rod Yertson said. Or. Robertson1 said he under stood that or. Roblin associate appointment of the committe with the present crop failure difficulties Farmers Are How fac ing. He said attempts to Lin crop failure and the crop insurance committee were or. Robertson said he was no concerned with. Political expend ency but wanted to get the bes men to study the Best Type o crop insurance Manitoba Farmers. Or. Shultz charged state ment during the week end tha or. Robinson has disregard farm organization requests an ignored of the legislative Assembly of or. Schulz said the legislative Assembly had asked Robert son last March to appoint a com Mittee study crop insurance. On two occasions since that time the minister has stated that this would be done but nothing has been done yet and Farmers in Manitoba have reason to be most concerned about this unnecessary or Schulz Laid. This apparition Hung up by a. Parachute in the Bush North of the Pas is really a Beautiful blonde nurse. The 60 pounds of padded jump suit Parachute football helmet and wire face mask however make it a Little hard to believe. One of two Para nurses who hit the silk last week in a mock Rescue exercise near Clearwater Lake Marlon Macdonald prepares to free herself from the cumbersome outfit and bring medical Aid to survivors of make believe plane crash in. The Bush. Para Rescue personnel from both the Leaf and the Usan took part in the exercise dubbed operation ;