Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 16, 1962, Winnipeg, Manitoba Of Winnipeg free june 1962 it sure is fast besides to s cheaper we called Home. Station t0 station you can Call Home More often when you phone station to station because it s so inexpensive and faster too. That s when you talk to anyone who answers the phone. You la save even More after 6 . And All Day Sun Days. It s twice As fast to Call by number Manitoba Telephone system More about election continued from Page 1 outcome although they seem to be the prime minister s chief supporters at the present his mention of the . Pres ident was a reference to or. Diefenbaker s statement that the american government was howling Over devaluation of the Canadian Dollar s Exchange rate. T. C. Douglas at a rally in his Home constituency of re Gina said the Diefenbaker government is sure to be Defeated As one of the most inept in efficient and incompetent in Ca Nadian the new democratic party Leader said the government rec Ord has been one of economic stagnation record unemployment and depressed farm in social credit Leader Robert n. Thompson at St. Catharines ,0nt, Friday night accused both conservatives and Liber. Ais of political bribery in the Campaign. I he included in that category or. Diefenbaker s announce 1 ment at Welland earlier Friday that tolls on the Welland canal were being suspended immediately. Japanese getting taller Tokyo the stereotyped pint size japanese Bow legged and near sighted will have to make Way for a today than they were 10 years new image. Vastly improved diets Are making and Jap says Japan s welfare ago while since 1947 the National average height of 15 year old boys has increased by about inches. Baby clothing manufacturers have had to revise their entire sizing systems. One school which concentrated on nutrition in a lunch program found that in three used lumber Mil doom our prices an Loit. supplies St. Pm. Cd try pay As fight Cadet Hren Edwards demonstrates the crawl stroke at poolside at decaf station Falconbridge ont. A summer enjoyment officer under the Reserve training plan. Karen is a qualified ked Cross instructor who devotes her spare to. 1. Water safety work. The Craf is Many swimming instructors in co operation the red Cross. Moke about bandits continued from Page 1 the fort William railway station. Reserve Friday police say _ their the men did not offer any re probe of the Bushland was Only distance when arrested police j i said. I they May be the ones but they might not said one Winnipeg police official. Neither of the men held in fort William is a baby faced French Canadian suspect who City police Are still seeking in connection with the Holdup. The 24-year-old Winnipeg Man May have been one of two Rob Bers who held up the Bank. Although an intensive search was conducted by an armed posse of ramp and Winnipeg detectives in the Anola Man., area on the outskirts of the Agassiz Forest True natural Colour. 35mm some time in Bush one police spokesman Saih the search mainly concentrated on picking up exhibits since the two robbers were reported to have spent some time in the Bush. The search began shortly after noon thursday when a 1951 Model dark Green car was found aban Pearson claims smear Ottawa up Liberal Leader Pearson said today that finance minister Fleming dropped to the Depths of smearing in a Toronto speech Friday night and violated truth integrity and decency. Or. Pearson s statement re l3rk Sec Cal c3i Ciao it a. I. In a Bush Road about 100 f erred to the finance minister s Varrs off Highway 15 and about remark that the russians four Miles West of Vivian. Man. In their statement the car bore no licence plates when found and it was systematically wrecked. It was reported that the vehicle once had Manitoba registration plates but they had been removed by the bandits when they abandoned the car. Teams of detectives armed with a recent picture of the Man sought Friday canvassed hotels restaurants houses. Bars and Rooming f exposure fresh factory packed fit i. Side includes mounting and save on w w j a Canadian company at monday 8 . Special ans go 8mm color movie film Daught inv eco a slight hitch in ceremonies Victoria Prin Jess Royal went t i rough a round of visits and ceremonies with almost military precision Here Friday. Almost but not quite. There were unscheduled happenings that brought relaxed smiles to the face of the 65 year old aunt of the Queen on a 16-Day Canadian visit. As she stepped from a Blue convertible to open a Flower show four youngsters came Gal loping out of the building and almost ran into her arms. Processing included Reg. 4.40 125 Only monday morning door 1uster Price. If if 2 per Cui fomer 2.59 Coleman Camp stove Model 4m r 2 Turner in a Cicada 59 Only Reg. 19.95 monday door Iustini limit 1 11.66 accusing Canada of preparing for nuclear armament indicated they wanted or. Pear son to win the election because he had said much As he later regretted it that he d rather be red than or. Pearson said or. Fleming is a Man who talks much about truth integ Rity and decency. In his Vici Ous attack on me last night he has violated All three. He has uttered a pitiable the Princess laughed with de Breck hair Spray for hair 27t Only Reg. Monday morning special 1.19 Bayer aspirin Looi far fut Relief from pain limit 3 Reg. Monday morning special aspirin its Ruttur hta Otmis Neiot no sales to dealers while Stock lasts Light. Amazement spread Over the face of fhe youngsters. The baby faced suspect has a police record and his falsehood in i last Mug photograph was in the fast one Day service at All Canada photo co. Dealers Canada photo 260 Edmonton St., Winnipeg Whitehall 2-6395 the careful movers with the touch concerned about the fuss and bother of moving Call in Leslie s and leave All of your problems with us. Care and attention will be Given to All your treasured possessions in handling and packing our men take particular Pride in their work. Phone today for a free estimate without obligation. Spruce 4-2435 Allied Van files of the Winnipeg police Foice the pictures Are being sent to All police forces across Canada. Although a three year old track ing dog had been called into the search Friday morning it could not pick up a scent since about two inches of rain fell m the area. Police worked on the theory that the men left the Bush after abandoning their car and either made their Way to a waiting car or hitchhiked to evade police arrest. The two were seen walking in a southeasterly direction thurs Day evening. One of them carried a Large Black suitcase. The police s main concern was identifying the articles found in the Bush and establishing their connection with the robbery. Detectives and members of the ramp criminal investigation Branch were studying the items late Friday. They included a pair of Black shoes a wet slip of paper believed torn from a note Book with some writing on it i Pencil and a group of partially burned Pic Tures in a cardboard Box. Scattered at scene tubes of tooth paste shaving Cream bottles of after shaving lotion two razors a pair of new scissors two to shirts and Fubber gloves were also found scattered near the scene where the car was found. All articles were taken to Oak Branch Man., by Winnipeg Detec Tives where officers compiled a list and began their probe of the items with the assistance of the ramp. The two men were seen walk ing into the Bush late thursday by Farmer John Shannon. He said they walked into the Bushland after crossing the car tracks which run parallel to the High Way about 200 Yards off the Man or Shannon said one of the men carried a Large suitcase. Both men carried their jackets in their hands. The two were walking quickly while being Fol Lowed by or. Shannon about 300 Yards away. He lost sight of them when they disappeared into the Bush i land. They were reported seen again at about 7 . Thursday on Highway 12 Between St. Anne and Anola emerging from the Bush. They were talking to a Little girl apparently asking for directions. Police said the masks and. The clothing worn by the bandits Dur ing the robbery thursday morn ing has not yet been found. Friendly note London up a woman wrote to the income tax depart ment that her dog had chewed up her tax form. Another was sent and disappeared the same Way. After her next application the form arrived with a dog Bis Cuit and a note for our canine Effort to get homeless directory issued Winni Eggers accustomed to running a piece of string through the Hole in the upper left hand Corner of their Tele phone directories in order to hang them on a convenient Nail Are going to have to find a table top or drawer for them this year. The 1962 edition of the metropolitan Telephone directory is homeless and according to the Manitoba Telephone sys tem the Hole has been eliminated so that the Book won t be ageless by next june. The Book has become so thick that the pressure of hanging on an Angle will cause the Corners to curl the pages to tear and the string to Cut through the Corner. The new 776 Page directory goes into effect sunday. A total of director ies were delivered throughout the Winnipeg area in the past two weeks. This is an increase of directories Over last year. The Canadian Bankers association offers subject As below to pay rewards to persons other than employees of the Bank concerned for lawful act. Or Norma leading to the arrest and conviction of my by or or threat of violent of Bank employee or by broking end staring has Rof Thoa or attempted to Rob or May hereafter Rob or attempt to Rob or May hereafter conspire so to Rob a Branch or office in Canada of any Bank is a member of the association. The association retains the unrestricted night of declining to Grant rewards and of fixing the amount of any Reward to May see fit to Grant. No claim for a Reward will be considered unless made in writing to the Secretary of the Canadian Bankers association within thirty Days after the Date of the conviction in respect of which the Reward is sought. Since january 1924, the association has paid a total amount of in rewards gratuities etc., in connection with Bank robberies. June 15th, 1962. 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