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THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIC 25, 1932 5 POURS SPARE MONEY NTO BRITAIN -Gold Countries Look For Leadership in Exchange Problem By LUKIN JOHNSTON from The Tribune's London Bureau- ppyright by Southam Publishing Co. Ltd. LONDON, April 26-The world's pare money is pouring into Lonon. Greece has gone off the gold andard and will probably link up ith sterling. Britain is at the lead 1 of a convoy of nations gathed around her currency standard nd looking to her to lead them ack to prosperity.

This is. the picture that emerges bday from latest events in the nancial world. As Major Walter Elliott, financial ecretary to treasury, pointed the House of Commons, ence in sterling has been steadily rowing and now it is necessary Or the government to take leasure of control over fluctuaons in exchange in order that peculation may be kept down and Embarrassments to the Dominions aused by daily seesaw in the ound may be ironed out. There is no intention of return1g to gold neither will the British abinet peg the pound, for the time or this is not yet ripe, what 18 imed at is steadying of sterling rithin reasonable limits thus mak1g trade less of a gargle than it ow is. Meanwhile the London Chamber Commerce he has put forward a Ian for monetary reform intended 2 allow of explanation of purchas1g power with production and usiness activity.

The chamber sugests also co-operation with other ountries. now off gold, so As to ring abut uniform banking praclice. DEATHS AND FUNERALS David Jonas Jonasson, 65, of 591 Alverstone died Monday at his esidence. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m., from First Luthran church to Brookside cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of Bardal's funeral service.

Edward Ruttle, 61, of Holland, died Saturday in St. Boniface. 'he funeral will be held Wednesday 3 p.m. from the P. Coutu funeral home to Riverside cemetery, George Innes Sim, 34.

of 538 Marion who died Sunday in St. 3oniface, will be buried Wednesday the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Elmwood cemetery. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. rom Kerr's funeral parlore. Rev.

E. Ramsden, of Norwood United church, will officiate. Aerie No. 23 will conduct a service at the traveside. Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, Mr.

Sim had been A resident of Winhipeg many years. He WAS boyed with the Harris Abattoir company. He is survived by his widow, two laughters, Alice and Alixine; two George and John, and his nother, all of Norwood; two sisters, W. Grant and Mrs. R.

Farhuhar, Winnipeg. and three brohers, Alex. Alfred and David, of Aberdeen. Scotland. Norman Hicks, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Hicks, 439 Selkirk who died Friday in Children's hospital, was buried Monday in Brookside cemetery. The funeral was held at 11 a.m. from Mordue funeral home. Canon Murray of St.

John's cathedral, offciated. Mrs. Sarah B. Whitehead, 68, who died Friday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C.

A. Potter, 855 Palmerston will be buried at Fall River, Mass. A funeral service was held Monday at 2.30 p.m. at the (Thomson mortuary, after which the body was forwarded to Fall River. Rev.

A. of Westminster United church, conducted the service. Mrs. Christina Munro, 70, died Friday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W.

A. Brewer, 479 Dominion st. A funeral service was held Sunday at 4.30 p.m. at the (Clark Leatherdale funeral home, after which the body was forwarded to Flora, for burial. Rev.

Hugh McFarlane, of Home Street United church, officiated. Robert McKinley, 78, formerly of Seaforth, died Sunday the residence of his son, J. W. McKinley, 35 McAdam ave. Born in Bayfield, Mr.

McKinley farmed there for many years until his retirement 15 years ago, when he went to Seaforth. He came to Winnipeg two years ago to make his home with his son. He was life-long member of the Methodist and United churches. He is survived by his widow and one J. W.

The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the A. B. Gardiner funeral home, after which the body will be forwarded to Seaforth for burial. Rev.

H. M. Pearson, of St. Giles' United church, will conduct the Winnipeg service. George Irwin, 71, a resident of Winnipeg since 1886, died Friday at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.

A. V. Clements, 1044 Valour road. Born in Harrison, Mr. Irwin came to Winnipeg from there.

Until his retirement he was a carpenter and builder, in business in his own name. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Clements, and one son, R. of Brandon. The funeral was held today at 2.30 p.m.

from the Thomson mortuary St. James cemetery. Rev. J. M.

White. of Chalmers United church, officiated. Mrs. Emma J. Grant, 78, of 182 Walnut died Sunday at her residence.

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Campbell, Daniel McIntyre high died today at principal, her residence, Ste. 18, North Panama in her 82nd year. to Listowel, for burial. Rev. Frederick Glover, of St.

Margaret's Anglican church, officiated. John Edward Ross. 63, formerly a resident of Starbuck, years, who died Sunday in "General was burled today at Starbuck." The funeral was held at 2.30 p.m. from Starbuck church. Arrangements were in charge of Bardal's funeral service.

Born in Bruce County, Mr. Ross went to Starbuck in a the '90's. He la survived by his widow and three daughters, Mrs. Fred Meakin and Mrs. H.

Baldwin, Starbuck, and Mrs. A. Gunness, Rivers, Man. Charles Latham, 65, Harriet who died April 13 in Winnipeg, will be buried at Brockville, Ont. The body was forwarded Monday from Mordue funeral home.

William John Johnston, infant Mr. and Mrs. William F. Johnston, 398 Redwood who died Monday In Children's pital, will be buried Wednesday in Elmwood cemetery. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m.

from Barker's funeral home. James Reside, 72, of 188 Carlton who died Saturday at his residence, was buried today in Brookaide cemetery. The funeral was held at 1.30 p.m. from Mordue funeral home. Rev.

W. Gordon McLean, of First Presbyterian church, officiated. Despondent Man Kills Wife; 5 Children, Self; Burns Home QUINES, Cuba, April 26- tiago Basora Montejo, 26, killed his wife and five children with a hatchet yesterday, set Are to his house and then ended his own life by hanging in their burning home near here. Three letters were found which gave loss of work and desperate Anancial straits motive for his deed. BRACKEN DENIES HAVING STOCK IN CONTRACT FIRM Says He Is Not Interested In Middle- West Construction Co.

Premier Bracken, before the publio accounts committee today, denied reports he was interested, directly or indirectly, in the Middle West Construction firm which has secured several contracts from the government good roads branch, and had one of the contracts on the eastern section of the Trans-Canada. Rumors he was a shareholder in the firm had just come to his attention, he said, and he asked the privilege of putting his denial on record. "They are absolutely and unqualifiedly untrue," he said. "I know nothing about the company, its past or present, and don't expect to in the future. I do not know where the rumors originated." Refuse to Produce Records similar statement was made by Hon.

W. R. Clubb, minister of public works. The committee, by vote of three to two, refused production of what were termed private J. T.

records of the and company, J. asked BolHaig, K.C., A. vin, secretary-treasurer of the company since its Incorporation. Mr. Haig asked the witness to produce the charter of incorporation, the minute books, the bylaws, the bank books and cash records, copies! of all contracts with the government, the money paid on the contracts and how it had been disbursed.

Speaking for the company, Wm. Manahan, its solicitor, said there was no objection to production of material relevant to an inquiry by the public accounts committee or any other committee. There were some requests, he stated, which were matters 'or private business and would be of no use to the committee. These, he said, should not be requested, Supports Part of Motion Mr. Haig said his request was made because of a statement of A.

McGillivray, deputy minister of public works, given in evidence before the committee, that A. R. Boivin, a member of the legislature, was general manager of the company and the person with whom the government always negotiated with respect to the contracts. On this basis, he said he was entitled to know if any money paid by the government on any of the contracts had been paid to any member of the legislature, On this point the committee divided. Mr.

Halg moved for this production, and F. Y. Newton seconded the motion. In the vote they were opposed by B. Griffiths, N.

A. Hryhorczuk and N. v. Bachynsky. J.

W. Breakey said he would support part of the motion but not all. There was some material asked which, in his opinion, was none of the committee's business. On the division Mr. Breakey did not vote.

The committee afterwards limited the production to the original charter of incorporation and the contracts with the government. Mr. Boivin will bring these to the committee Wednesday. Mr. Manahan told the committee the company lost nearly $60,000 on its Trans-Canada contracts.

"Pink tooth It's time to call a halt on that. Keep gums firm and healthy with IPANA TOOTH PASTE and Massage MADE IN CANADA Main roads to the West are still little heavy, but are passable, Remainder are in good shape. Municipa! roads are rough but drying rapidly. The following is detailed report from the Manitoba Motor league up to and including April 26: No. 1: Winnipeg to Western boun.

dary- -Portage heavy, Brandon passable but heavy, balance good. No. 2: Winnipeg to Western boun. dary, Elm Creek- -Glenboro wet and soft, balance good, No. 3: Winnipeg to DeloraineSanford fair, Crystal City rough, balance good.

No. 4: Winnipeg to Russell- -Neepawa, Newdale and Birtle soft but drying, balance fair. 5: Winnipeg Roblin- Good, No. 6: Dauphin to Swan RiverGood. No.

7: Winnipeg to StonewallGood. No. Winnipeg to Winnipeg Beach, via Ridge road- Good. What About The Roads No. 9: Winnipeg Winnipeg Beach, via Selkirk- Good.

No. 10-Winnipeg to Whitemouth Good. No. 11: Winnipeg to Lac du Bonnet- Beausejour slightly washboard, balance good. No.

12: Winnipeg to St. AnneLorette and St. Anne fair to good. No. 14: Winnipeg to EmersonGood.

No. 15: St. Anne to Piney Steinbach fair, Piney generally good. No. 17: Crystal City to tional boundary--Very rough.

No. 18: Wawanesa to NinetteGood. 21: From Junction No. 2, near Deloraine, to Deleau Good. No.

22: Pipestone to International boundary- Good. No. 24: From No. 22 to PiersonGood. No.

25: Brandon to BolssevainPassable, but slightly heavy. No. 26: Brandon to MinnedosaPassable, but heavy. No. 27: From No.

North of Brandon, via Rapid city, to No. at Basswood -Fair. No. 28: Shoal Lake to No. 1, near Alexander -Heavy rain.

No. 31: Russell to Roblin-Heavy rain, road soft. SAFEWAY STORES TION WASTE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, ONLY Domestic Shortening, 3 lbs. Chateau Cheese, Ontario Cheese, lb. package Five 7-lb.

Roses sack Flour, Velveeta Cheese, Brown Sugar Ibs. package Bulk Dates ......2 lbs. Kootenay Jam, 4-lb. tin Fry's Cocoa, Tid Bits Macaroni, pkge. Sable Toilet Tissue 3 for Iodized Salt, 2-lb.

McLaren's and bars Puddings for Campbell's Tomato Campbell's Pork Soup tins Beans tins Pineapple Slice Cake, ea. Best Foods Mayonnaise, Flower Series 8-oz. jar bars Grandma's Jelly Powder. Campbell's Tomato Package Juice tins Owl Matches, carton Gillett's Lye MILK BREAD Pints Economy Quarts Irish, 20 oz. Whip.

Cream for Cracked Wheat Coffee Cream, Pan Rolls Potatoes, bushel New Cabbage, lb. Fresh Spinach Ibe. Apples, Mcintosh Reds Ibs. Calif. Head Lettuce, Celery, trimmed, lb.

New Texas Fancy Lemons, Carrots Ibe. large for Fresh Asparagus, lb. RIPE TOMATOES 2 lbs. 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT PORK SPARE RIBS, Fresh 3 lbs. 25c VEAL STEAK, Shoulder 15c lb.

STEWING STEAK lb. KIDNEY Both for 2 lbs. PEEF SAUSAGE lb. HEAD CHEESE Both for 1,000 lbs. Only FRESH CAUGHT HALIBUT, lb.

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