HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-06-22, Page 7'hursday, . June 2nd,
1933
World Wide News �n Brief Form
jobless Insult Mayor
St. Catharines—Led by outside agi.
stators, some e00.people twice march -
„ed up and down in front 'of r Mayor
Avery's passing v Ys hom e, 1 ss ng insulting laat-
guage and generally causing disturb-
ance. Twelve .policemen , were on
duty around the Mayor's House, and
no damage was done, and the crowd
'were kept under control,
U, :S, Congress Approves
Appropriation for Public Works
Washington -Congress followed up
7unprecedented grants of power to
President Roosevelt by appropriating
1$$,500,000,000 to carry forward .his
emergency reconstruction program
-for . the United States.
Without any more debate than is
:eoanetinzes necessary to pass a bridge
:authorization bill, the Senate adopt-
edthe House -approved ous approved conference re-
port on the largest peace -time mon-
ey measure in history, aid despatch-
ed it to the White House.
'Start Action to Recover
$1,000,000 from Verigin.
Regina—Action to recover more
than $1,000,000 from Peter Verigin,
head of the. Doukhobors, as damages
.and commissions, was : started here
Tuesday.
The claim, for $1,050,701.44, was
filed by Gordon, and Gordon, solici-
tors for Joseph M. Hackney, St,
Paul, Minn., and makes the Christian -
Community al Universal Brotherhood'
Limited, and Peter Verigin defend
:ants:
The action dates back to 1929 when
the sect leader and his followers
sought distant fields:
Premier Refused Greater
Tariff Powers
Paris—The Customs Committee of.
the French Chamber of Deputies re-
jected a proposal to give the Gov-
ernment full tariff powers, which
Premier Edouard Daladier might
Lave used in bargaining more effect-
ively at the London Economic Con-
ference,
Provisions of a Government bill
submitted last week which would au-
thorize it to substitute tariffs on ar-
ticles now under quotas were turned
-down by- the committee.
Iimico Bank Robbed
Mimico—Three men obtained $2300
from the Royal Bank of Canada
;faranch here in a daring daylight rob-
bery Friday and escaped in an auto
mobile,
Two of the men, armed with a re-
volver and shotgun, forced Lyle B.
Taylor, teller, aud A. C. Becker, ledg-
7erkeeper, with two other persons, in-
to the vault and then took the money
from the teller's cage.
Britain Pays U.S. $10,000,000
in Silver
over the entire administration of re-
lief and assess the municipalities for
their, share of the burden:
Toward this end, the'lnunicipalit-
ze,5
of Western Ontario will meet at
London on June $0, and a further
meeting will be held later in York
Township, when a deputation from
the association will wait upon Prem-
ier Henry and urge that this step be
taken by his Government,
Stabilization of Pound and
Dollar Not Settled
A puzzling feature ,.of current
World Economic Conference news is
the fact that, while London repeat-
edly declares that stabilization of the
British pound. and United :States dol-
lar in relation to the French franc
is virtually accomplished, Washing-
ton as definitely and more officially
asserts that no agreement on the sub-
ject has been reached in London, and
that no agreement can be reached
anywhere but at Washington; inoth-
er words, that any suggestion consid-
ered by the United States delegates_
to the conference must be laid be-
fore the President, the Treasury, and
the Senate. Department for approval
before it can be accepted.
Western Wheat Crop
Below Standard
Winnipeg—Progress of the West-
ern Canada wheat crop is behind nor-
mal at a large niunber of reporting
points, according to the third crop
report, of the Searle Grain Company,
Limited.
Condition exceeds normal only in
Manitoba: where the percentage is 102
of the nrmoal compared witia 94 per
cent. at this time last year.
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Fire at Walkerton
Fire of an unknown origin broke
cut about 7.30 o'clock Friday • night
in the store in the Robertson & Row-
land block occupied by Louis Gold-
enberg, who carries on a gentlemen's
furnishings and dry goods establish-
ment. The stock, .which was valued
between $2500. and $3000, and on
which $1000 insurance was carried,
was considerably damaged by fire,
water and smoke,—Walkerton Her-
ald -Times.
Grist Mill Entered at Paimerston
E. S. Watt & Sons grist mill was
entered by thieves and the sunt of
$5.00 in cash was released from the
till in the office.
When the niill was opened on Sat--
London—A payment of $10,000,000 I ttrday morning at 8 o'clot,k it was
in silver on Great Britain's war -debt
-obligation of $75,950,000 due the U.
S. was announced to the House of
Commons by Right Hon. Neville
Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, in a statement which ac-
• knowledged the debt "pending filial
settlement,"
Simultaneously, the Chancellor in-
timated that formal debt negotiations
between. Great Britain and the Unit -
,ed : States would be started at Wash-
ington as soon as possible, in accord-
ance with President. Roosevelt's reply
to the British remittance
The United States accepted the
partial payment, the Chancellor de-
clared, "without prejudicing the free-
dom of either . Government in subse-
quent discussions."
Priest Expelled front Germany
Berlin -Dr. Erwin Wasserbaeck, a
Catholic priest, who headed the Aus-
trian Legation's press department,
was 'expelled from Germany.
The priest had been aroused from
found the small amount of change
which had been ;eft in the till the
night before was missing, and Chief
Wilson was called to retake investi-
gations. -Palmerston Observer, •
Fractures Arm
Dr. J. L. Armitage, local relief of-
ficer, had the misfortune to fractui e
his left arm when he slipped on the
steps Ieading down to the cellar in
his ''home. In addition to his fractur-
ed arm he was bruised about the
legs as a result of the fall.—Kiticar-
dine Review -Reporter.
Mildmay to Have Pressure Tank
The contract of constructing the
addition to the pressure tank of the
Mildmay Waterworks System has.
been awarded to Wm. E. Macke, and
the crushed gravel trucking has been
given to L. H. Koenig, by the village
Council,—Mildmay Gazette.
Brussels Bank Manager Retires
- After thirty-five years of faithful
his sleep during the night and placed service in the Standard hank, now
the, Canadian Bank of Commerce, 17
of which were spent as manager of
the local branch, George I -.f, Santis
has retired on a pension. Brussels
Post.
under arrest by orders of the Prus-
sign Premier, Hermann Wilhelm
Goering, in relatiation for the arrest
i tl
Vienna of Theodore Habicht, press
attache at the German Legation in
Austria.
Ask Greater . Share of
Church Property
Petereboro—A committee from the
Presbyterian General Assembly was
instructed to confer with United
Church officials in an effort to se-
cure a revision of the property divi-
sion arranged at Union in 1925. And
in the background were suggestions
that the conferences might lead to an
appeal to Parliament,
Want Relief Ad tthtisterea.
by Province
Hamilton --Meeting, privately the
Executive Committee be the Emer-
gency Association .of Ontario Muni-
cipalities etepi•essed auianiinous desire
that the ;Ontario government take
Broken Axle Ditches Car
A broken axle caused G. H, Ei•ek-
meier's car to spin around on the
highway last Sunday afternoon, op-
posite Wm. Perschbacher's, and fin-
ally' land in the ditch, The occupants
of the car escaped injury, but the ma-
chine was damaged.—Mildmay Gad.
ette. •
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Perth Liberals Wilt Meet June 26
Perth county .Liberals will hold a
nominating convention in Stratford
Monday, June 26, The cotivention
will be held in the afternoon, at which
the general business and organiza-
tioii of the new consolidated Perth
riding will be done. In. the evening
at a large rally inagy prominent Lib-
erals will speak.
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THE WIN*IAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Cow Gave Birth to Triplets
Robert North, of the 12th of Wal-
lace. has a sow which:' gave birth to
triplets one day last week, two of
which .died, after birth. The calves
were rlorm.al in size and it is unfor-
tunate for Mr, • North to lose the
calves, which would have enlarged
his quota of stock as well as being
novelty
and
athe
P farm yard, —
Palmerston Obesrver,
Walkerton's First Lady M.D.
Mrs, L. H. McNamara attended
the graduation of her daughter, Miss
Hilda McNamara, as a Doctor of
Medicine, at 'Convocation Hall, Uni-
versity of Toronto, on Thursday af-
ternoon last. Miss McNamara wlio
is the first Walkerton lady to gradu-
ate as a M.D„ has entered as an in-
terne for a year ;Fi at St. Michael's Hos-
pital,
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pital, Toronto. -Walkerton Herald -
Workman Injured"
feeding a .planer at the God-
erich
erich Manufacturing plant on Satur-
day morning William Bell was un-
fortunate to have his right hand get
caught in the rollers, with painful re-
sults. He was able toextricate him-
self, but not before it had been
crushed, the nails torn off and the
slain lacerated. The injuries are ex -
Gi t vrx
tensive but are riot' expected to cause
the loss of any fingers, .~ Goderich
Star,
Southampton May Have to Pay
The Town of Southampton guar-
anteed the bonds of Plyweods Lim-
ited to the .extent of $8,000, and as
this company tvhose head factory is
in theT A..
J S, is said to be in financ-
ial distress, it is possible that South-
ampton will have to retake good their^
guarantee. At the last meeting of
the Southampton Council Senator J,
Spence was engaged as solicitor for
the town in this connection.-- Port
Elgin Times,
Kincardine's New Slogan
"Kincardine -- where you're • a
stranger only once." That is the slo-
gan chosen by the chamber of com-
merce to advertise . the town and to
make it better known as a tourist
centre and summer resort.
From over 1.20 slogan submitted,
"Kincardine -.where' you're a stran-
ger only once" was chosen.—Kincar-
dine- Review -Reporter.
Slogan Contest
Around 75 entries were received in
,the Slogan Contests held by the Ag-
ricultural Society. Miss Nan Bali) gh
received the $2.00 cash prize foe- the
best slogan, which is to be used on
all Fall Fir advertising and station-
ery, The logan is
"Progress ---evident
Teeswater Fair shall
Teeswater News.
New Golf Course for Seaforth
A eonunittee appointed by the
meeting itis i
C rzen. called ofz � al d bythe Sea -
forth
a
forth Golf and! Country Club, to coal-
Sider a new golf course site, perches -
ed the Case property on the Huron
Road, East. The Seaforth Golf and
Country Club have been located for
the' past- fifteen years on the Dodds'
farm in InToKill'op. The change of
site, however, has been necessitated
by the inability of the Club to have
the lease, which runs out the end of
this year, renewed on satisfactory
terms;. It is expected that the new
course, wilt. be readly for play .next
season,—S'eaforth Huron Exposito
n every hand;
till expand." ---
Celebrates: 90th Birthday •
With the progress of Canada for
ninety years passing through the
pages of his memory, from the days
when fires were: lighted by means of
flint and steel to those of to -day when,
heat and lighting are turned on by
the ' magic touch of electricity, Rob-
ert Russell, of. Goderich, on Thursday
celebrated his • 90th birthday at his
comfortable home •on Wells street.
Mr. Russell rejoices in the fact that.
his health permits him to enjoy his
farnily and friends who gathered ar-
ound him. to celebrate nearly cen-
tury of useful' kindly life:
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EDITORIAL REVIEW,
The idea of this form of review
is to ask each person to apply the
principle of some lesson of the quar-
ter- to a present-day problem, on
which be will write and read to the
class a brief essay like a newspaper'
editorial. Here are some suggestions
— "The Shortsightedness of Modern
Life" (the Resurrection lesson),
"True and False Nationalism," (the
lesson on Christ's triumphant entry),
"The Abolition of Poverty" (the les-
son on the rich young ruler), "Need
Life Be Uninteresting?" (the lesson
on the transfiguration). "Discussion
That United" (Lesson VIII. "The
Selfishness of the Saloon" (Lesson
IV). "Nation Helping Nation" (Les-
son I).
Lesson XIII. --June 25
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Review: JESUS OUR LORD AND.
SAVIOUR
Golden Text; All authority hath,
been given unto me in heaven and
on earth. Go ye therefore and make
disciples of all the nations, baptizing.
them, into the name of the Father,
and of the Son and of the Holy Spir-
it; teaching them to observe an -
things whatsoever f commanded you
and lo, r am with you always, even
unto the end of the world,—Matt. 28r
18-20:
"George," she asked, "if we were.
both young and single again, would
you want Hie to be your wife?"
"Myr dear," he answered, "why,
start- :a quarrel just as we've settled:
down to enjoy a quiet evening?"
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