Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 1, 1939, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page ten Winnipeg free press wednesday november 1, 1939 state of siege to Aid troops Amsterdam the Netherlands nov. 1. Dirk Jan de Geer last night told parliament that a state of siege will soon be proclaimed in the inundated areas. The measure will Aid troops stationed in those zones to Complete occupation of defensive positions assigned to them he said. Tonii for Ellb daily nazis by m. W. Fodor i aude nov. 1. Despatch to the special Chicago and Winnipeg free press if Germany intends to in Vade Holland As reports have recently indicated it is undertaking a very vet Job vis it will have to fish against Holland s eternal natural defence namely water. A system of elaborate and deep canals Hufine Rivers and extensive marshes will impede Germany s the right front while pillboxes and forts ingeniously in the Over the flooded Advance bloc houses dikes Waters will so raft hit nazi troops and units i Wohinc gun and Rilie fire. These Are your correspondent s impressions after a two Day Auto Mobile trip Over 350 Miles of Southern Holland. Thai area is de fended by three factors first hol land s Well trained Well equipped and determined army positioned at important defences along the dikes second a mighty River system which apart from Holland s usual sub water regions which has been caused to flood the entire Countryside and third a system of canals and marshes and Large districts above sea level which can be placed under two to six feet of water should the enemy lev to invade. Water backed by guns thus the dutch unlike the Bel Gians have not chosen 1he River Maas As their first line of defence though it is a very wide Stream. Apparently the dutch believe that the Maas is too near to Germany and that such a defence line would be subjected to the bombardment of heavy German artillery. Holland s first line of a Maze of canals Rivers and marshes bolstered by dikes re plete with concealed pillboxes and situated roughly along a 12 Miles to the left of the River Maas. It is a formidable bul Wak ready to speak with Mur Derous machine gun fire and Artil Lery fire against invaders who would be already slowed Down by the Onrush of floodwaters. All Road signs in Holland s fronties districts have been re moved to confuse the germans and All roads and Bridges have been mined and fitted out with tank traps and anti tank defences could be flooded in two Days this defence District with dutch soldiers whose Confidence must be greatly increased by Holland s enormous bastion of water. Canals Are artificially kept at a High level so that the country can to entirely flooded at two Day s notice to a depth of two to six feet As already explained. Louis Xvi of France paid dearly when he attempted to bring his troops across these Flats and today the deadly machine gun lire of Dike pillboxes would mow Down the invaders whose motorized units at the same time would sink in at least two feet of mud. Even if the dutch should forget to blow up the Bridges or roads an in Vasion of Holland would be difficult at this time of year or at least would be a very costly affair thanks to werther conditions. Thus the invasion of Holland would not be an easy procedure and probably the British would be Able to occupy strategic Points along the coast which would pre vent the germans in their real use Holland As an Aerial base against England. Men Are Bosses in South America says chess player r. N. Lyons retires from land service r. N. Lyons 592 Mcmillan ave., retired pension tuesday from the provincial land service. He was in charge of sales and farm leases. He joined the service on oct. 14, 1919, As an accountant and completed the double entry system for the department. In 1931 the records were merged with the department of mines and resources and or. Lyons was placed in the position he Leld upon his retirement. He inaugurated the Sale of dispositions for 27 Manitoba Tow Sites including Churchill Cranberry Portage Gil Lam Gold Lake and other Northern Points. The last one was Wanless. Or. Lyons was born in Grey county. Ont., and went to Griswold Man., in 1896, where he was in the Grain and lumber business. He came to Winnipeg in 1904. With mrs. Lyons he will continue to reside Winnie by. Cheerful giving hundreds More contribute to Winnipeg Community Chest a step nearer its goal of in order to carry on for another year the Winnipeg Community Chest has received a further Batch of contributions from kind hearted citizens and firms. Always generous when it comes to helping a charitable cause their donations in Many cases exceed those of last year contributions a Fred g. Wake Upton president of the Winnipeg Lions club who will preside it the club s 18th annual birthday party which will take the form of a banquet dance and Bridge in the fort Garry notel saturday. The following acknowledged today and Over argue Bros. Ltd. And employees 103.00 Bank of Montreal Winnipeg City branches officers and staff Boyd John to South America the land of the tango Beautiful dark eyed Senor but in addition the place where the Man s the Boss and the woman likes it that s the Story i Abe Helman local member of the Cana Dian chess team to Buenos Aires who returned to the City tuesday is telling the customers in his Dufferin Avenue Delicatessen store. Women rarely appear on the Street without a chaperone or Helman reported. They never appear in restaurants or other such Public places by themselves Anc even if they do want to go very badly their boy friends or husbands won t take them. They Are How Ever extremely polite and courteous to their women. And How did Abie Yanofsky be along Down there he was a Socia hit. Or. Hernan asserted. Or. Hel Man admitted however that the members of the Canadian team had to keep a collectively cautious Eye on the Young chess wizard although he did elude them once and Wen off by himself in one of the ports. The Day the War broke out the event was announced to residents o Buenos Aires by the blowing of Siren of one of the newspapers he said. The people there Are hoping for an Allied Victory he said. Breen n. A. Breen t. A. Clayton or. And mrs. T. N. Consolidated motors Ltd. Federal Grain limited Fraser Mcdonald co. Ltd. 100.00 350.00 350.00 200.00 100.00 500.00 100.00 Jauer Henry 200.00 Halls f. A. 200.00 Hei Taecker mrs. Norman 100.00 Holt. Renfrew co. Ltd. 100.00 Mackinnon h. Co. Ltd. 100.00 Mcbean Athol 100.00 Mccurdy a. 110.00 Mceachern John 100.00 Mcfayden Harris 100.00 Moore s kitchens Ltd. Staff 280.80 Northland terminals Ltd. 500.00 North Star Oil limited and employees Pickering John Plaxton John Shea s Winnipeg brewery Shea s Winnipeg brewery Ltd. Other employees Singer sewing machine co. Southam k. G.-. Standard brands Ltd. And employees Tooley a. Toronto general trusts corp. Employees Western vinegar Ltd. Williams or. And mrs. E. K. Wood Gundy co. Ltd. to Ames co., Ltd., a. Bird John Glendinning Gray Roberts Maclean or. And mrs. A. A. Halloween smoker is enjoyed by vets members of the 8th battalion overseas association opened Winter activities tuesday evening when they held a halloween smoker and concert at 198 main Street. Throughout the year the association will hold several More such affairs. Proceeds of the smoker go into a fund which will be spent on the association s Christmas cheer the buying of hampers of food for sick benefits and other worthy causes. Or. Mcewen named medical director appointment of or. D. S. Mcewen who has been assistant medical director of St. Boniface Hospital director Hospital succeeds Royal Canadian engineers 1st. Corps Field Park Coy officer commanding officers and other Winnipeg film Board of Trade to "5.00 Allan Francisj. Bate. Hugh a. Craig. R. A. Crossin a. A. Loftus e., Macgregor h. A. Mckinney f. To. Manitoba Woolen Stock a Metal co., the. Steele bricks seed co. Ltd. Tessler s Iron Metal co. Tryon. A a. Allen Isadore Allis Chalmers hugely limited Arlington cafe 100.00 200.00 108.00 100.00 127.00 300.00 243.50 100.00 150.00 100.00 75.00 70.00 75.00 75.00 employees 44.4 International business machines co. Ltd. 25.00 Bard Leslie 2q.ol King David a. 25.uo Laud or. Ana mrs. Douglas 40.01 Jindal Hannas j. 27.ol Lowe Joe Corn. Macdonald a. 25.ul Mac Jonald shoe store Ltd. 25.01 Mackay. Mrs. Douglas 23.01 Mackinnon co., Ltd., h. L., employees 41.01 Mackinnon. Or. And mrs. P. D. 25.01 Mcnulty clinic staff 25.oi Moscarella a. A. 25.0 to. 5 general Hospital . . 36.6 Norris John son Ltd. 25.0 North West commission co. Ltd. 35.0 o Malley f. A. 36.0 Osier w. A. Patton a. 2c.o Rathjen Thos. A. 30.0 Kegal i Ilins Ltd. 25.0 Robertson James co. The 25.0 Hoblin c. A 25.0 Ross d. A. 25.0 Sloane co., w. To. 25.0 Standard importing co. Standard knitting co. Ltd. 30.0 mrs. Max 25.0 Sterling engine works 25.0 Underwood Elliott Fisher Ltd. 40.0 Wallace Ltd. 25.0 Webber a. Wilton. J. A. 10.0 Wirin Peb casket co. Ltd. A Wolchuk a. 2 .53.iki to or. Mcewen Adamson who to the office of medical was announced at the tuesday. Or. J. D. Has been appointed professor of Medicine in the University of Manitoba. The medical Board of the hos Pital is considering a number of other Early staff promotions. 78.80 75.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 Bartholomew r. A. Beal. Fred Brickman. D. Burns a. A. Canadian theatre Supply co. Canadian shredded wheat co. Dries John a. Ducks unlimited Canada staff 32.00 Eastman photographic materials Ltd. 25.00 Geller Lou 25.00 Gill sat. E. A. Gordon mrs. C. A. 25.0c Griesdorf d. 25.oc Hay. Mrs. A. Thomson 25.00 Henson. Ralph . 25.00 Hobkirk a a. 25.00 Holt. Renfrew co. Ltd. 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 Acme hat co., Ltd. 10.0 Aikman h. A. 21.0 co. 13.0 Allan. Or. Mrs. A. A. 12.0 Allen a Corby i Allison. G. A. Alloway mrs. A.0 Anderson a. A. Anderson Annie Anderson j. Oscar. Anderson Peter Anderson w. A. 5.0 Andrej. 8.0 anonymous1 5.t Archibald. Cherrie 5.c Armstrong or. Mrs. Pearce c. 1u.o Austin mrs. C. A. 10.0 Baird j. A. 50 Baker John. Banninger p. J. 5.0 , s. To. 7.5 Barker s funeral Chapel Ltd. 15.0 Bartlett miss A. 10.0 Arton Fergie co. Arton mrs. J. A. 5.0 Eck w. A. 5.0 Feetham. H. A. 6. Erman 0. La. A a. ill Thos. 5. I lines s. A. 15.1 Sirkett a. 6.1 inns leather garment mfg. Co 5. Leue a. 5.1 loom mrs a. 5. Reoch a. 6. Ond mrs. 10.1 Ond h. J. A. 5.0 Oswell. Miss a. 10. Ottle or mrs. Jesse. 5.. A. 15.1 Owman Sam a. 5.1 owners f. To. 20.1 Oyd h. A. 5.1 Radburn. Thos. A. 5.1 raid builders Supply fuel Ltd. 15.1 Raun Anton. 10.1 rower h. A. 5.1 Rewer. A. 5. Rickman. A. 7. Rickman a. 5. Road. A. 10. Broadfoot a. 15. Irown c. A. 5, Browne c. A. Buckwold bakery. 3udd co. D. A. Burch it. I. 3urton, a. Uss Johnny. Luxton w. A. Cameron mrs. D. E. A. Cameron Ross. Campbell s Bowling alleys Campbell Jean Campbell. J. A. Canadian diebold Safe co. Canadian Institute pros Vita ukrainian Canton chop suey Cantor. Harry Castrani Central Canada benevolent ass n inc., the Centra dairies Central plumbing Healing co. Hadderton w. A. Chan Chon i. Hapman. Mrs. A. Horniack mrs. J. A. Chinese masonic Lodge chinese National league Christie mrs. W. A. Clarke a. A. Clarke h. A. Clarke Roy mrs. E. Harry. Combe c. A. Onn j. A. Connaught cafe Hugh Cook w. . That Nus is one of Iho fastest submarines in the world. She is show Here cruising on the surface Slock decks awash Par of her Crew on the navigating the Lull complement o this Type of submarine 60 officers and Piehi end Rhu a proof paper that does not stick to the lips. Tip or Plain. Crews for submarine picked with the utmost trained to the last word Iri and preparedness. The tobacco for player s cigarettes too is selected with exacting care for h is the tobacco that counts. And the famous Sailor on every package proclaims thai its contents manufactured in accordance with player s traditionally High standards. Player s offer you the Choice two great cigarettes medium or choose the one which suits you Best. Medium o mild Acy j. C Mrs. Ralph e on laundry e sons co Jeune or. And mrs j. A Slie s storage . A. G. A Wai fan try a. Odiard c. E so n. Mrs. A o Sikhart d. M eur. James a i William s la Donald i. H to Jodi said John e j. A Fla -.kenzie. Ruth Allum mrs. A c Larthy D mrs h i Clousky j. C ice me miss m. G i circa g b Jacci Alloch Robt Juci Irdy miss Juan of ugh Andrew in Donald or. 4 mrs Angus Ico Injety a. E ick dec s machinery co. Lid. Mclallan Jan j. A , mrs. Thos Lalu Jim f. E Ime. Miss Margaret 5.00 111.00 5.00 15.00 12.00 12.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Tyson. A. J. A. Vernon. S. G. Pc Fitner j. W. Wakefield co. Ltd., c. _. Walsh v. A. Wardrope. Warren miss j. A. Waschler f. A. Watson j. H Watson. W. S Walls a. V Watts. Norma Webber Arthur w. , a. 5.00 while Geo. A. White. Whitehouse. Or. And mrs. T. Whiteley John a. Whilley f. C. Wullson David wills. Miss w. A. . Chop suey House Winnipeg Cooper a be 1-j.il. 5.00 5.00 10.00 12.5c 5.0g 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.0c 5.00 20.00 5.00 9.00 20.00 5.00 _5.00 Coli key j. A. 10.00 Hooper a. Cooper David. Corrigan A. Cox Snoyer Rev. Maurice Coyle miss a. A. Raiff mrs. C. A. Cramer. A. Crispo f. W. S. Rhombic. Mrs. Kenneth Crown cafe crust. Mrs. A. Unningham. W. A. 3alrymple, a. A. Dampsky a. A. Davidson mrs. J. A. Jawkins a. Do Chr. A. C. Do Fehr Del Bigio Harry Del Sipio. Phil de Moi Sac. H. A. Dominion bag co. Dominion business College Ltd. Duke j. A. Pm Earl l. Of. Easton or. And mrs r. A. Eccles c. A. Edmondson a. cafe Farwell mrs. George. Ens cd r. A. Fineman a. Fisher mrs. Catherine a. Foi d. A. Auction sales rooms f Orkin m. A. Eraser Catherine Fraser mrs. H. P. A. Eraser. Leonard Trayne a. Turgeson Fred a. Russell a. Galbraith w. A. Lale. Or. H. A. Marvin. A. Fauer f. Sellers drug store. Ribbons miss a. Fibson P.-. Gibson James Ibson a. Gibson miss a. Gilbert. A. Gilbert w. A. Gill George Gonick. J. Woolen Stock Metal co. Employees plan to Chong far Frank .2. Mrs. Hark. Jack a. . A. Or. Mrs. A. Math son a. Day no. Mrs. Haigh Meimi h. A. Leric. H. A. Lick tilt Ion. Miss 1c. Miller. Mrs. Peter Lillini ton or. Mrs. J. A. , .7. To. Modern Caje. Barney vol Pikr. Mrs. M. A. Loon cafe Floore miss m. A. Royal cafe or. I. W. To. V. A. Mutual Home Security association the Nathan Ion. J. A. New main cafe inking Noel i avid a. Normar or. Mrs. M. A. O Donn ill f. A. O Grady. Or. Mrs. C a. O Neill Hunter Ormond d. A Osborn a Stanley. Oswald. S. Cd. Arker mrs. E. A. Arkinson w. A. Betty Paterson. T. A. Alison Geo. H. Atton mrs. A. Vaynter. Or. And mrs. A. Pechet to. A. Airs. A. Perkins mrs. R. To. Petrie a. A. John. Plant. E. F. A. Plotkin or. And mrs. A. 3. Pollock. A. Pope A. Posgate or. And mrs. A. Posie s cafe. Potter Alfred Pratt j. Of. Price. Helen a. Princeton cafe Purves. A. Rackow Victor Ratner mrs. Of. Reid j. A. Richman. Or. And mrs. Nathan. Riley. M is. Of. Riley. I s. J. Herbert. Roach Gladys a. Rose. Win. Ros Bourre a. Howe. Trrry Rupert s land girls school. Grade in and boarders Ryan mis. George. St. Mary. School students of Saidman a. Sangster or. And mrs. Win. Saunders a. Scott Bak no co. Scott or. R. A. Sedziak. Or. Of. Selby h. A. Seymour Motel. Shapiro j. A. Sharman. Miss a. Sharpe f. A. Shepherd Geo. Thibou Bernard Sigesmund. A. Simon l. A. Limpson or. And mrs. Russ sky. 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