Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, July 07, 1956

Issue date: Saturday, July 7, 1956
Pages available: 48
Previous edition: Friday, July 6, 1956
Next edition: Monday, July 9, 1956

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 7, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Swift j Premium table ready meals made fresh daily Winnipeg free press avoid disaster drive safely swim safely be courteous by Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week Winnipeg saturday july 7, 1956 week end edition with comics Loc ukrainians acclaim exiled chief soviet peace veiled threat or. committee or. Sin Han Vytvytsky president of the ukrainian government in a Xii in pair Ope was Given a prolonged standing ovation when lie appeared Friday before the Ali Canson Rons Ress of ukrainian canadians. He was by msgr. W. Honorary president n the and Mil lie added. Ukrainian Canadian committee. Or. thought the Hun in 1945 in situation and the polish Dis i Shapol Urban pcs Are a sign that the n Kremlin is weakening. flight metropolitan Clarion Osienko. O who the president n German War shattered other ukrainian leaders Kropo. We do not want Loho soviet Russia we do Mil wan to head of the ukrainian greek itrel i Over we want a orthodox Church in his greetings free Ukraine Kiln i la civil to the Congress recalled the Days said or. in the full a he was a minister of Edi Ca of the audience of about nor in the Pliura government at 700 tiie Lime the army had in Loath Vader Ukraine Ancl the govern new advances of soviet Llu sin men had to flee the country. Under the cloak of Pence Are a do he said he watched the baltle1 Cep tier Nican ,-.f Conquest to crab a Hill when the reds the work when it is off advancing against weaker Ukrain said the speaker. Only in Ian forces at the Bridge Over the liquidation of he Moscow dictator River Truge. He also recalled How ship and communistic imperialism a ukrainian writer in Kiev was car Thorp he a lasting and j u s i writing for Ukraine while his House peace of the world and Don t make was guarded by a red guard. A mistake about he said. W. Kochan. Executive director of he said that the platform of his the committee read Many government is the ukrainian a sages to the Congress from several Tii Nal Republic that has been Sanc countries. Among them the United honed in the blood and history of states. France. England west1 the ukrainian people. Germany. Brazil Argentine and All ethnic groups satellites and one from Claude Jodoin. President captive nations under communist of the Canadian labor Congress domination have one common goal Solon e. Low. Leader of tiie so for Freedom and he fully credit parly who was Intro Thal they will All get their Inele diced by a. A Olowach. Social Cre Pendency. We want moral Srp rail my for Edmonton Easl also port trom the Western free world addressed the Congress. Bridge rail caves in ask probe a five foot Section of the railing of the Osborne Street Bridge caved Jinto the Assiniboine River p riday i setting off demands at City Hall for an immediate Check on the safety of All City Bridges. Engineers called to the scent immediately said that the failure was probably due to vibrations of vehicles crossing the mesh deck ing. The Section which gave Way was on the East Side of the Bridge about half Way across. The engineering department barricaded the walks at either Side. Said Aid. Slaw Bebchuk. Chair score steel strike hits Small construction but City s big building jobs won t be delayed invention unlimited Driver suspension fee c make Money variety and suitability 15 1c i cultivation and Freedom from weeds 2.i control of insects and diseases. 20 l e condition of crops 25 total 100 the prizes will be distributed As follows class Garden in con 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 3th Section with new Home not occupied prior to aug. I 1955 class b Garden up to 25 feet in Width class c Garden up to 50 feet in Width class d Garden Over 50 feet in Width in addition the free press will present individual cups to the winners of first prizes. These Are to remain the property of the winners. Fort Rouge remained. The traffic Engineer said that some trucking companies had instructed their Drivers to respect i the new routes even though they Are not yet in Force. Most companies however have been following the most convenient route through the City and probably continue to do. So until the crackdown begins. All trucking firms in the City had been advised of the routes he said. Sio s7.30 s2.50 Sam As he has been known to car patrons for nearly a half Century is gone from the terminal newsstand where he sold magazines newspapers and confections Day and night for 42 years. Sam Finkel retired from the correction. To Alsip s advertisement which appeared in color on Page two in saturday june 30 Issue of the free press advertising Spectra the name of the registered Patentee was inadvertently omitted through a mechanical error. The Cut Here heading of the advertisement should entry form the free press vegetable Garden Competition sponsored by the Winnipeg free press under auspices of the Winnipeg horticultural society please enter my Garden in class location of my Garden be explicit name of applicant. Address of applicant. Return this entry form to w. J. Tanner Secretary treasurer Winnipeg horticultural society. 513 Henderson Highway. Entries close july 20, 1956 Cut Etc. Have read. Spectra Glaze. Reg. . Pal. Off by the Burns Russell this new product manufactured in Winnipeg and sold by the Alsip co., will according to the manufacturer result in great economies in construction because of its Abil Ity to provide a permanently finished structural Svall in one opera Tion making it Ideal for use in schools apartment blocks hotels. Sam Finkel stand last saturday. And As he has done for As Long As he can remember he worked right up to quitting time. Two hollows look Down will he said walking briskly to the front of his land. And pointing at the floor. Worn in the floor in front of the stand were two shallow hollows. You would t believe it would grinned Sam. Those places have been worn by people just standing Here being served. When this news stand started the floor was As Flat As a and Sam should know. Is started at the newsstand in 1914 after being a train news agent for six years working Between Toronto and Winnipeg during that time. Sam s a Man who has met people from every walk of life seen them All. Some were just fleeting glimpses but others Are personalities he will remember As Long As he re members the newsstand. One such person was lady Byng. A wonderful real Fine Gold Rush his Early memories Are of dealing with prospectors in route to the Porcupine Gold Rush of Northern Ontario. This was while he was a train news agent. As a retirement gift. Sam received a 400-Day mantel he thinks will Down much More often than. I ;