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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday August 6, 1963 hangar destroyed a Carman Man. Special an aircraft hangar in the farm of by s. H. Cray Bailiff s auction Sale of Henry Herbert mahogany piano and Bench in very Good condition 3 kidney shape Coffee tables Wal nut Buffet Power Lawn Mower Elco. Mangette Singer sewing machine 3 3" Continental bed girls and boys bicycles. Elec. Humidifier Gate leg table dressers vanity Walnut Chest of drawers i Beds 5-pc. Chrome kit. Set Hall tree mantel radio elec. Fry pan elec. Plates draw drapes Good trunk Metal table China dishes Crays auction Mart 91 Albert St. Wed., aug. 7, at . S. If. Gray we 3-2371 auctioneer Valuator Abbott collections Bailiff Robert Langtry in the Homewood District demolished i a re cent storm. The Light plane stored in the hangar was also damaged. Or Langtry is president of Mani flying Farmers. Cau us Gas rent or Purchase. Burners for . 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Individual platoon winners were Donald Duncan of flin Gary Favell top Cadet. Survey finds leaves Many poor by Fred s. Hoffman Washington a thou Sands of men from the ranks of the United states army Navy air Force and marines have had to turn to Charity because they Are unable to make ends meet on their service incomes. There Are about persons in military for Ces. An associated press Survey of the and Relief organizations indicated tuesday that the Relief agencies have paid out millions of dollars to help pro vide military families with such Basic needs As food and cloth ing some families have been re Niimi pegged Best Cadet at summer army Camp a Young Winnipeg Ger has been j flon Tan As Nazarko of Calgary Crane Bear of the 2541 chief Crowfoot Cadet corps of Cal Gary Harry Lafond of Marcelin Saskatchewan Patrick Holloway of Revelstoke ., and Pierre Barthelette of Winnipeg. The acting Manitoba area com Mander col w. S. Hunt of Camp Shilo took the Salute. Walter former minister of nor also attended the graduation. This was the second group of cadets to graduate from the Carnap this summer. A Junior Leader Camp the Clear Lake Organiza Tion handles three groups during a six week summer period. Race Roundup quiet show marred by stage collapse by the associated press arrests were made in Pine Bluff ark., Gadsden ala., and new York City monday while negro and White leaders Gath ered in Washington legislative strategy conference on civil rights. Twenty one negroes and a White woman were arrested to Pine Bluff after they refused to leave a hamburger stand. They were held in jail under Bonds. In Gadsden the arrest of 14 negro teen agers seeking serv ice at a White lunch counter brought to More than 800 the total arrested there since june 10 in anti segregation protests pickets in Brooklyn chained themselves at a construction site where they pro tested alleged Job discrimination. Police worked nearly an hour to Cut apart the half dozen chained pickets. The demonstrators were among -20 arrested in separate parts of the City. An integrated variety show before a desegregated audience mennonites to fight prejudice the 49th triennial conference of the mennonite Brethren Church of North America being held in Winnipeg this week has voted to work for the elimination of racial discrimination. The conference also has assigned various members to write books on biblical doctrine foreign missions mennonite Bre Thren history and a ministerial manual. About mennonites from various parts of the world Are at tending the conference being held at the mennonite Brethren Church collegiate 173 Talbot Avenue. It ends wednesday. Frank c. Peters of Winnipeg has been elected Moderator of the conference for the next three years _ succeeding Rev. Dan Friessen of California. The conference opened Satur Day with a meeting at the North Kildonan mennonite. Brethren Church. A capacity audience heard a 100-voice choir sing Haydn s creation in German. The choir was conducted by Vic Tor Martens. Organist was Joyce Redekop. Three services were held in the Winnipeg auditorium s u n d a y. Speakers were Rev. Friesen for Mer Moderator of the Confer ence Rev. H. H. Janzen of Clear Brook Rev. J. B. Toews of Kansas Rev. Waldo Hiebert a professor at the mennonite Brethren Seminary Fresno California Rev. Hans Wiens Para Guay and Rev. Loyal Funk California in b in m Ingham ala., was halted by the collapse of part of a makeshift stage monday night. Two spectators were treated in Hospital for injuries. The show was held on a wooden platform built on the football Field at Miles College a privately endowed negro institution. It was presented by the american Guild of variety artists to raise funds for a civil rights Campaign. The site was shifted to the College after the City said the municipal auditor1 cum could not be used because it was being painted and Reno or. Martin Luther King jr., a Leader of a six week anti segregation Campaign i birding Ham in april and May addressed the thousands of per sons who turned out. He said the integrated show could not have been held a year ago and called it a fitting prelude to the August 28th civil rights March on negro Galaxy the platform collapsed while Johnny Mathis was singing his first number. Other personalities on hand included authors James Baldwin and Harry Golden former heavyweight boxing Champion Joe Louis and performers Ray Charles and Joey Adams president of the american Guild variety artists. There were no incidents. More than 200 negroes staged a demonstration at Atlanta s City Hall without incident. They were protesting what they called inadequate Public facilities in negro sections. In Brownsville tenn., the White Leader of a civil rights demonstration was jailed. Officials of the Congress of racial Equality charged that police beat the Leader Eric Wein Berger of Norwich conn., and other demonstrators. Police officials free press meetings the fort Garry Kennel club. Will at. 8 . Wednesday in the free press Board room. No. 2., will sign treaty Moscow notified the soviet Union. Monday it will add its signature Diatel to the nuclear test ban treaty the soviet news Agency Tass reported. Diced to accepting food surplus packages others particularly those with Many Chil Dren have been Able to draw state welfare payments. Many men take jobs in bowl ing alleys filling stations Groc eries and other private business to add to their service pay. Their wives often work. Disgraceful one officer called it disgraceful that senior non Coin missioner officers living in the Washington area should have to take off duty civilian keep their Abioye water. A Check with the armed serv ices showed they do Noli know even approximately How Many of their men. Have been draw ing some form of Relief. This is because hard pressed servicemen often apply to state and local agencies for help and these agencies generally keep such cases in Confidence. However a hint of the scope comes from figures supplied by. The Semi official military Relief organizations that operate on voluntary contributions., these groups were set up because regulations bar the services from using government funds to furnish emergency Aid. Large sums army emergency re Lief gave out in Loans arid Grants last year. One third of this went to cases id ease what was called privation of is to pay for food rent and utilities. The Navy Relief society distributed in 1962, with about half going to Avert want among their wives and children. The air Force Aid society paid out More than Between december and May. No breakdown available of. The portion devoted to staving off destitution. A Bill to increase military pay by now is before Congress. It would provide the first military five years but provide More for privates and seamen. Basic under the present pay Scales the lowest rank in the . Mil itary services is recruit a re Cruit is paid a month and is allowed up. To a month for a wife and two children. A first class private or sea Man with More than four years service earns a total of a month with allowances if he is married and has two children. His salary is a the highest non commissioned major or master chief Petty More than 10 years service is paid a month plus allowances for two or More dependents. Another Story Sturgis sask stud gis resident Joe hog stad has brought Back from his summer vacation a fish Story which he swears is True. He even has his son in Law Barry Smith of flin flon Man. To confirm the tale. It seems the two men were on Beaver Lake in a motor boat Joe with a of fish Hook he try. No sooner had lie Waters closed Oyer it than he had a bite. The fish on the end of the iine7 however was determined not to co operate. Diving frantically it succeeded in cutting the line against a jagged Rock at the Bottom of the Lake. Up came Joe s frayed line minus both sin Ker acid Beautiful new the motor boat circled the Lake while Joe attached his old spoon Hook and sinker to his damaged line. Once again he tried his Luck and once again he Felt a nibble. This time Fortune smiled. Into the boat he hauled a five Pound and something More. Trailing from its Mouth were the new Hook and sinker he had lost a few minutes be fore. Eight plane crashes Pilot injured Wadena sask. Up Tho Mas do Durham 42, of Edmon on was reported in serious condition in Rose Valley sask., hos Pital monday after his Light plane. Rash landed in a Grain Field in the Hendon District 12 Miles North of Here. Ramp did not release details of the Accident. Wadena is about 125 Miles East of Saskatoon. 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