Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 16, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba J becalmed ships i the horse latitudes occur at about 30 degrees North and South latitude Well known for be calming sailing ships. Mitchell Copp eyes examined glasses fitted Harold Black phone 2-5108 open Dally 9 . To . Calgary s distinctive All towns wifi to and radio am rooms with Bath or Shower free outdoor parking for registered guest special family plan 25ar Tup s shield dining lounge and excellent Coffee shop Cau us with Conslo Locc rent or Purchase Cas burners for Homo e by Ockja e Industrial boilers e commercial water custom burners for ovens. Dryers forges. Heat treat Etc. 733 Pembina Hwy. Go 3-8035 Tallman paving Callju 9-4351 for Asphalt paving parking lots service stations Road and streets accessories fences Concrete curbs heating plugs lighting maintenance and repair work engineering and design Layouts ail work fully Cuaran retd Frea estimates and fast service a Symbol Comfort the bereaved with sympathy Flowers. Express your deepest feelings fax better than words can. Taxi Donald at Graham wh2-3366 . Bar honors Felix Frankfurter by James e. Clayton Chicago special tons the american bar association Aba presented its h i g h e s t award to retired supreme court Justice Felix Frankfurter thurs Day for conspicuous service to the cause of . The award a Gold medal was presented by Aba president Syl Vester Smith or. At the annual banquet attended by Law yers and judges and their wives. Justice Frankfurter who re tired from the court a year ago because of ill health was unable to be present. Dean Phil Neal of the Chicago Law school a close Friend of his read a state ment of acceptance written in dominican irrigation pondered new York a the Al Liance for Progress is consider ing a vast irrigation project in the dominican Republic de signed to double the incomes of More than inhabitants the new York times said thurs Day. A Washington dispatch said the program Calls for their ligation of acres in the Basin of the Yaque Del sur River in the Southeastern part of the country. It May become the largest sin Gle development undertaking of the Alliance in latin America. The ultimate Cost probably will exceed in the four or five years the work will take. The Alliance for Progress is a United states sponsored Aid program for latin american economic and social betterment. Sweden Douglas Stockholm Reuters t. C. Douglas Leader of the new democratic party said thurs Day night he has had useful talks with swedish leaders Dur ing the first 24 hours of his visit Here. Douglas arrived wednesday for a two week stay As the of social democratic party and Union leaders who earlier visited Canada. He met Premier Tage or Lander at dinner wednesday night. Douglas said the visit to swe Den was an exciting experience. We have heard about some interesting he said. Canada and Sweden have Simi Lar problems in some seasonal unemployment during the Winter for he is to visit other parts of he country during his visit. Deaths Barrett Hamilton mrs. Maude c., of Senoia Southern Rhodesia widow of g. E. H. Barrett Hamilton and formerly of Winnipeg. Chapman Canon Frederick c., 83, of Courtenay Comox ., formerly of the diocese of Rupert s land. Freed David 80 of 583 Camp Bell Street founder and presi Dent of freed and freed Ltd. Hinkleman mrs. Adolf Appa 60, of 1035 Clarence ave nue. Hyduk mrs. Irene 69, of 399 Robertson Street widow of Michael Hyduk. James Charles w., 59, of 207 Bruce Street St. James Road Foreman of engines Canadian Pacific railway. Jordan John m., 73. Kelly Andrew f., 75, of 272 Cockburn Street suite 33. Kotyk John 58, of 442 Mani Toba Avenue. Mckenzie Daniel m., 79, of 673 Beresford Avenue. Patterson Roy Vernon 75, of Minaki ont., retired employee of the Canadian National rail ways and trans Canada air lines. Rozmus Andrew 68, of Melrose man., Fanner. Thomson William Allan 72, of Vancouver Tremlett William John 94, of Nelson ., formerly of Winnipeg. For further information please see classified death by the Canadian press Odets 57, Broadway playwright and movie director. Calcutta Sisir Kun mar Kitra 72, a physicist and former president of the India science Congress. Brentford England Alfredo Messina 63, eldest of the Mes Sina Brothers who ran a vice Empire in London. Percy tur Ner 66, sports writer and race horse owner. St. Charles Dis Mas Clark 62, known As the hoodlum priest who helped rehabilitate about sex convicts. Harrogate England or. Laura Veazie 95, one of Britain s first woman doctors. Only 109 meteorites have been discovered in Australia while times As Many Are known in the United states. Washington by the Justice. The award was unusual because Justice Frankfurter has Long been a critic of the bar association and had refused to join with some other members of the court in participating in its activities and conventions. He resigned from the Aba shortly after he was appointed to the supreme court in 1939. Analyst the citation accompanying the medal called Justice Frankfurter Fin analyst and master of our and of its roots in the history of the common Law Stu Dent of our constitutional system federalism and the role of the courts writer of perception and precision on the Law and Kindred subjects outstanding member of our it concluded of the american bar association in recognition of your contributions As a teacher Scho Lar Public servant lawyer and judge Confer upon you the High est accolade within our Power. We wish you happiness in the years to come. May you reflect with satisfaction on your full life and1 Well Dorie in the highest traditions of the Bench and fourth r honoured Jris Tice Frankfurter was the fourth member of supreme Cotrit to be the Aba inthe 28 times it has awarded the Gold medal. Justice Tom Clark received the award a year ago. The late Justice Oliver Wen Dell Holmes was honoured in 1931 and tee late chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes was honoured in 1942. La the acceptance statement read by Dean Neal Justice Frankfurter said i am endur Iii Gly grateful for this stamp of approval which you upon life s Devotion to the various roles in which i have tried to serve our mistress the la Vav. If you will forgive the presumption of a self appraisal i cannot but feel that the surest claim i have to this distinction is the intensity with which i have attempted throughout years at the bar podium and the Bench to share in the work of preserving the. Aspirations of lawyers to the aspiration to. Meet those High standards which i the traditions and demanding methods of the common Law impose upon the Legal partly True noting the criticism that he had sometimes acted on the Bench As if he were still in the classroom Justice Frankfurter said he had never resented it partly because it was True and because the same methods of searching inquiry were valid in both places. If Law is to have a strength adequate to the he said the widest learning constant cultivation of the Legal mind by exposure to every subject of human investigation is in other activities Here As the annual meeting of the bar association Drew to a close Jerre Stockton Williams a professor of Law at the University of Texas was awarded the Ross essay prize for his paper on the settlement labor disputes in industries affected with a nation Al interest. The Washington Post hip or Rump roasts Nel beef roasts red or Blue Brand. Chucks round Bone shoulder or Blade _ la. Fed pork shoulder pork Whoie on either style lest. La. 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As a result of this diligent search the piano House can now offer the widest Choice of the world s Best pianos during this Sale classical masterpieces of style built to Quality controlled specifications by the world s Best piano manufacturers pianos crafted with a tone Anil touch unequalled any where for example the Ste German 1330 is a new piano built in Canada for the piano House to become the proud hallmark of traditional performance value arid service linked with the name piano House. Regular Price grand opening Sale Price Bench included. Grand opening Sale a Large Quantity Purchase permits the piano House to offer the Bell piano at a Sale Price is clearly jct -00 an incomparable bargain. Only a wide Range of other pianos to choose from All specially priced for this grand opening Sale. Henry Herbert by Mason regular Sale Price Mendelssohn 36" High regular Sale Price Wagner spinet regular Sale Price Doherty Only recondition id hint Atman upright Only these pianos Are slightly used newer models. Whether or not you Are contemplating the Purchase of a piano you Are cordially invited and warmly Welcome to visit the new and spacious showrooms. Make it a Celebration a festival an adventure into the world of music. The elegant display of Noble pianos such As made by Heintz Man Ste German Yamaha Challen and Bell is Worth seeing for its own the piano House Ltd. 1330 Portage Aye. Phone 772-9532 1 i ;