Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 2, 1955, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press 2, 1953 Page 9 Sudan scheme proposed to ease Africa tension Here is an Interior View of one of greater Winnipeg s Tom boy stores which Are now Nia King their first year of operation. Patron Saint for Canada foundations of a country s greatness rest not so much on material and mechanical values As on deeper spiritual values prof. Meredith Jones guest speaker at the 61st anniversary dinner of the St. David s society of Winnipeg Sari tuesday night. He regretted that Anunti ies Wiiri not have a spiritual sym Bol. The English part of can Ada he said had no Patron Saint. The people tried to at Tach themselves to the Ideal of Canadia ism. But this was difficult because it was so very abstract. Americans had similar difficulties. However French canadians were Wiser. Prof. Jones said. They had As their Patron Saint St. John the Baptist Anil every year on june 24 French Canada remembered the Symbol of Unity and its spiritual value. Prof. Jones is chairman of the French department University of Manitoba. Held at the Roselani dance Dine the banquet was presided Over by c. R. Jones president of the society. Girls in National costume daffodils and there were Welsh hymns and songs. H. Was announced that i he society s annual meeting would be held March 31. 3 children perish in Alberta fire Mercoal Alia. Children were burned to death Lac tuesday in this Northwestern government. Such a the policy pursued and worked out in the gezira Cotton scheme1 in the Sudan can be adapted in East Africa to ease tension be tween europeans and africans there can bring economic growth. I and political Freedom and help i retain East african As a part Ner in the British common each and the Western world. This opinion was put Forward by Arthur Gaitskell in an inter View monday. Or. Gaitskell now a part time member of the Colo Nial development corporation of the United kingdom govern ment s colonial office addressed students at he University of Manitoba monday afternoon on problems of the underdeveloped world and spoke to the United services Institute at Minto armouries monday night on British policy in Africa today. An agriculturist or. Gaitskell became an inspector of the Sudan Plantation Syndicate which car ried out Pilot schemes in Cotton growing and provided a basis for the gezira scheme. Or. Gaitskell remained there for 30 years and was first managing director of the government Sudan gezira Board. The scheme succeeded and now it brings in tons of Cotton and tons of Grain a year. What was once Wilder Ness now provides 50 per cent of the Sudan s total annual Revenue. Features of the Sudan policy or. Gaitskell said were two the people were treated As partners and the company did t stay expression of fear of europeans or. Gaitskell said. Besides he added the millions of africans who Are now beginning to stir to Independence May not line up with the Western world. They May prefer what they see in Russia or in South East Asia. Murray re elected retail group head Ottawa m. Murray of Ottawa has been re Clicc cd president of the Canadian retail federation. G. Winnipeg and a. A. Shelly Saskatoon Are vice presi dents. Directors include j. B. Chappie fort William ont. Clifford sly Winnipeg Sydney Sutherland Edmonton George Cunningham Vancouver. Beausejour red Cross plans blood clinics elects 1955 officers Beausejour Man. Special Are underway for the Beausejour Branch of the Cana Dian red Cross association to arrange for a blood donors clinic twice a year in the Beausejour District. The first clinic would be held Early in May and the fund raising Campaign Early in March. At the recent Branch meeting these officers were elected presi Dent w. Horodyski first vice president w. Murray second vice president c. Huber or. Secretary treasurer e. Borsa Campaign chairman f. Rumak blood donation chairman mayor a. Larson and Campaign canvasser mrs. H. Drysdale. On the executive Board mrs. F. Shade l. J. Pulfer Steve Lozinski g. Newton. N. Kubish Alt Mode ski pilchard Kawecki Art Loeb Mike Chambers mrs. M. Rattai m. A Saichuk g. V. Towle h. Little d. Wenzowski mrs. A. Lanoway r. W. Belton mrs. Golembioski Pete Kondratiuk John Horoszko s. Smolinski mrs. B. Warkentin h. Small j. Kutniak or. J. Waldeman arid Fred Smith. Cork source much of the Cork used in the . Comes from California. Simoniz for household mom scuff liquid Fasti Rod floors Pilitt congratulations Tom boy a Forest on your first anniversary Dunn Robertson Ltd. 710 Hwy. Pm. 4-63s1 of famous Dunn rite Breur there. After 25 years the scheme was handed Over to the Sudan or. Gaitskell Alberta come Umily 350 Miles West i of a by r. Aise of when fire destroyed a Lac a Toh kenyan i at i. I and Uganda would reas a s sure the africans British Good Ward Kirley. Dead Are Keith Kirby i his one year old brother Allan and i on Ino nth old sister Rose Marie. Police said mrs. Kirby sett the House for a Short time after fix i a Coal stove. When she re i turned the House was a mass of flames. Or. Kirby at the time. Was not Home Faith. The problem in that area was to develop new industries to improve Hie Standard of living of the quickly growing population he said. Good soil was at a Premium and agricultural develop ment was limited although Small irrigation schemes might help or. Gaits Keu said. The Mau Mau problem As an fresh made daily in Winnipeg wonderful flavour sold in Tom boy anytime stores West seen becoming Petro Centre greater development in the petrochemical Industry in Western Canada was predicted tuesday night by e. R. Rowzie. President of the chemical Institute of can Arfa. Addressing the Institute s Manitoba Section at the St. Regis hotel. Or. Rozee planned there were three major Centre of the petrochemical Industry in Canada Edmonton. Montreal and Sar Nia. He said however that with 1he growth of the refining Industry and a More wide spread distribution of natural Gas it. Could be expected that other centres would develop. This should be particularly in in Western Canada when population and economic fac tors generally permitted full abundant supplies of r. It ural Gas and Petro or. Row Zoe who is Man Ager of polymer corporation Ltd., Sarnia gave As one example of the Progress made in the petrochemical Industry the fact that one third of the world s rubber Supply consisted of synthetic rubber derived principally from Petroleum. To keep Pace with demand More syn thetic rubber plants would have to be built and the Logi Cal for them was North Amenta he said. Seal Brand s Salmon the Best catch by far if you want the Best in spices and extracts ask for s Best produced fresh daily in Winnipeg by Empire spice Mills 2nack-time favorite pretzels j i congratulations on your first anniversary instant Quaker Oats Cooks creamy in just 50 to 60 seconds cleans from pot instantly without scouring a Quality product of the Quaker oops co. Of Canada Ltd. Congratulations. Tom boy stores on the occasion of your first birthday from erf hams Bacon pure pork sausage Dent s English Bacon co. Ltd. 2s6 fort Street Winnipeg ask for Jones Golden nut homogenized Peanut butter at your Tom boy store c. A Jones limited congratulations to Tom boy stores on their 1st anniversary Standard Broom mfg. Co. Manufacturers of All types of Corn brooms Best wishes to Tom boy stores on their test anniversary Western vinegars Ltd. Raymore foods Ltd. Winnipeg these famous lever brands on Sale at Tom boy stores i sow Margarine toss ssh All Ogilvie packages contain play Money when the present contest is concluded a new exciting bigger than Ever play Money contest will follow so continue to save your Ogilvie play Money. Your torn boy store features Ogilvie products sweeter fresher flavor Golden lined vacuum sealed can Durham. . A professors athe University of new Hampshire Are undertaking new functions this week serving students the Iii meals. And they re setting paid for it. The Educa tors Are working in the univer sity commons the freshman Din ing Hall. It s All for a Good cause. Tips received Are turned Over to t be Campus Chest drive s fund for 1933. Which has a 000 goal. Imported from Scotland at All Tom boy stores everyone Sells Nabob ;