Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 24, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday january 24. 1940 brutal disregard of a House adjourned without ending session i met i1 l Gene pm As Premier be in a tense at galleries Ion offered prime min address moved the House Ond of when on i Smuts said 1 Smuts i i am not Here to world general Sailles. Defend ver before 1038. 2d to in the before the should not of Hitler Tobe it was Clond t i Ana others Obj had disappeared of ims. Versailles be an excuse for Hitler s a Resolution 01 More dangerous than versa ill b blot . Exmouth a destroyer has been sunk by a mine or a torpedo with the loss of approximately 200 officers and men the British admiralty announced today. Armament on secret agents the your undies Wear longer stockings stay stronger when washed with gentle Princess flakes amendment moved by the prime minister read considering the t the present begun by Germany and t with disregard of so eng thai the House will and in exercise of its rights resolved on sept. 4 was in the interest of Impi anally that while the House and african nation desires i and wishes to by m. W. Fodor. Hague Jan. 24. Special can in the Hague m wartime would probably be fascinating if the v q0l ?u1 k behind us vinous and Cap vat no Holland was renowned in the last Ness Ine peace n the re losing its vital in continues to i abide by the Resolution of sept 4 this was the Resolution that deter Moke about mined South Africa s entry War. Into the Britain weather forecasts will be discussed or. Donald c. Archibald head of the meteorological division depart ment of transport will address the a Institute of Canada and the association of professional engineers in theatre a University building Broadway at 815 pm Thiu Day. His subject will be modern weather forecasting and eel from engr. One some for Britain. In addition it has called lenders returnable feb. 7 for 28 minesweepers. Out of the Canada will build 46 so called whale chasers for anti air Craft and anti submarine work some for Canada some for Britain Canada said or. Howe will build ships it can build Best and Trade them to Britain for ships that can build Best where such it will be u the meeting is open to the Public Lana la aircraft manufacturers to their Ca ships Are required Here a simple barter in kind. Programme outlined Ottawa Jan. 24. Broad purchasing programme of naval aircraft taxing product shipyards and and so it remains today. Twenty years As foreign correspondent in Europe should have in. Tired me to the intrigue deceit calumny and craftiness that nil among the european states and to the crooked ways of their Many agents. But still i shudder at the sight and sound of events that out Shine the wildest fantasies of e Phillips Oppenheim. The hotel where i live is a favorite hangout for foreign spies. Though it is one of the most expensive hotels in the world it full of German agents who either live Here or come in for their meals. Germans have Money for such purposes and spend it lavishly Japan permit the Jap Tokyo. Jan prepared today anese american Trade treaty to lapse Friday without further Effort to arrange a temporary agree ment. Was outlined today by Hon. Of transport Board Commonwealth a cold or a chill May seem a trivial illness but to the. Growing child every cold is an extra Strain because while he is fighting the infection growth must go on. That s Why children need something extra in Winter time. V1rol is a food that. Contains All that child Ren need to strengthen them against the Strain of Winter. V1rol gives an All round crease in vitality parity. C. D. Howe minister on behalf of the War Supply for the British air training scheme in Canada the parts for about Craft have j been ordered in Canada. Great Britain and the United states he said. I other undertakings now in j hand the minister said include the manufacture of a Large num. J Ber of machine gun carriers a to i Tori Zed vehicle with Caterpillar 1 wheels carrying machine guns am munition and Crews for Speed action in the Field. It was no indicated where these would b made. The minister also said a larg privately owned gun factory i Sorel. Quc., would soon enter Tipo production of a British order pc Cannon of the 25-Pounder class. For tic air training program the following machines and part have been ordered in the unite kingdom 854 Fairey Battle planes Complete 1.622 Anson fuselage without wings for which wings Wil be built and added in Canada 22 Rolls Royce Merlin engines 227 a screws 823 cheetah engines and 509 de Havilland Gypsy major engines. Placed in Canada the following orders for aircraft for the training scheme have been placed in Canada 404 Fleet train ers. 404 de Havilland Tiger Moth trainers and 100 Noorduyn North american Harvard trainers. In the United states orders for the air training scheme Call for 50 Kinner engines and 517 Harvard trainers on which production stalled and deliveries Are expected shortly. In addition scheme orders placed in collaboration with the British government which As its share in the scheme provides the machines the War Supply Board has ordered for the the Exmouth included five 4.7-Inch and eight 21-Inch tubes. Above is the destroyer forester built in the same year and almost identical to the Exmouth. The forester however has Only four 4.7-Inch guns. J scottish coast. Five of the Crew were missing the despatch said and 19 were rescued by another norwegian ship. Capture of the 018-ton germ in steamship Phaedra by a warship j week was also announced by the admiralty tuesday. The admiralty listed Ollerer German ships among the week s losses. Were the Albert Janus tons scuttled Jan. 15. And the August Thyssen. 2.342 tons sunk by a swedish mine. Two steamships. The British bal Mariglia 1.523 tons and the norwegian Pluto j.5hu tons Sank to Day after hitting mines off the Northeast coast of England. The recent sinking of another vessel the swedish steamship fixin also was disclosed no lives were lost in the bal Anglia and Pluto sinking. Reports from Copenhagen said la reiteration of its conviction that Relief administration in communities such As Winnipeg should be dealt with by an Independent non political commission is voiced a Brief recently submitted by the Winnipeg Board of Trade to the Spe Cial select committee of the Mani Toba legislature on unemployment and Relief regulations. Copies also went to members of the City coun cil. The Brief said it should be adopted As a fundamental policy that every Able bodied person Houll be required to work for his or her sustenance. Also. The Board specifically recommended that immediate consideration be two Are injured in Selkirk crash Selkirk Man., Jan. 24. Special the car in which they were Riding crashed into a Telephone pole alter Sid swiping a on bicycle on Eveline Street mrs. Elaine Chapman the Driver and mrs. E. Pankretz were injured about 4.30 . Tuesday. At Sel Kirk general Hospital. Mrs. Chap Man was found to be suffering a fractured Nam and her com-1 Panion received a broken nose. Although thrown to the Street the bicycle rider Ernest Bennett. A mental Hospital employee escaped serious injury and was Able to Render first Aid to the other victims. Page nine and costs or two months for an unlawful Purchase of liquor. Three men jailed on liquor counts three men went to Headin Gly in for three months wednesday morning after pleading guilty in to ing. To first startling then Amus see a Frenchman from the Deus Meme secret quietly with three luge germans All known As fam Ous military intelligence men. In she hotel restaurant each Side try no to put one Over on the other. Are the germans trying to sell Deace american correspondents to these air training 300-Ycar old Medicine now easy and pleasant to take thousands of men and women grader backache bothers they Nave to visit the bathroom at now is scanty and betimes smarts and Burns. Any on of the. So symptoms Means your kidneys incl bladder Necci Wintion now before these minor in atoms develop into serious trouble. To purify the blood to purse waste or sons acid from kidneys rattle your irritated bladder and put filthy activity into them get a 40 a package of Gold medal Haar Lem of dutch drops capsules. The pleasant easy and More no Curie a Way of to Kent dutch drops. This harmless tried a few Days As of equipment Quantity ordered and Normal use of the Hoyal Canadian air Force in Canadian defence operations Worth bombers and other types of which about 75 per cent will be Speir within Canada. Or. Howe said the Inglis Plant in Toronto which has an order for Bren machine guns for the British and Canadian governments is about three months ahead of production schedule and will Start deliveries in april instead of july As called for in the contract. Or. Howe said the question of building ships for War purposes was being worked out but he had no comment on the possibility of merchant vessels being built in Canadian Yards. Deliveries on the 46 anti sub Marine boats would Start late in the fall and be completed in 1941, the minister said. For the air ser vice iwo ammunition lighters Are now under construction one for the Atlantic and the other for Pacific coast stations. Orders filled quickly the minister gave some Indica Tion of the Speed with which manufacturers have been Able to fill orders for personal equipment in the following figures showing Type Are repeatedly approached by Ger nans who Tell them that it is now that peace must be made before Ermany becomes embittered and while she is still willing to make common cause with the allies. Or Are the germans Selling threats dangerous and daring. But the peaceful meals of such foes is not the borderline of their activities. Their activities often Are dangerous and daring an outstanding example is re called in the nov. 9 Venlo incident on the dutch German Frontier. When the Gestapo kidnapped major Richard Henry Stevens alleged head of the British secret service in Western Europe and a subordinate Sigismund Payne Best whose head quarters were said to be the Hague presumably these two brutish agents had gone to the Frontier to negotiate with German emissaries of Heinrich Himmler toward peace. Tie capture of the dutch Automo bile and its passengers was one of the most daring exploits i have Ever heard of. Yes the life of a spy is a danger Ous one. A Friend of mine told me the Story of a careless one who talked too much. In the Compart ment of a Railroad train he started a conversation with a stranger. The stranger suddenly said to him you d better be More careful. Your Tongue is too Loose. The Man of whom you you will find out when you reach your Des nation. Subject of conversation killed sure enough. The Man who had been the subject of the train con dead his bed when the talkative one arrived at their trusting place. Thus the spy plague flourishes Mas foreign agents As in 11314 .918, gather to work their evil de Igns on the soil of the innocent adjunct in the unemployment organization in Winnipeg for the specific purpose of assisting families and individuals on Relief to rehabilitate themselves on a self sustaining basis. In conclusion he Brief expressed belief that a revitalized National philosophy based on the responsibility of the individual together with a More constructive attitude toward the relict problem could be sold As a patriotic necessity in War time with lasting benefits to those most directly affected and the country As a whole. The Chuk and Tony Budnik. 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Quantity so a delivered Battle dress trousers 100.000 or dered and 4s.356 delivered Battle dress blouses. And 48.1do blankets 235.000 and 195.596 ankle boots. And sus Penders. And Button sets delivered in full tooth brushes. 109.500 and Caps 84.500. All delivered Field service Caps. And British warms 675, All delivered Grey drab Coats. Ordered and All delivered and 15. 000 subsequently ordered Combs. 109 500 and 94.000 Field dressings 42.000 and 35.000 Holdalls. I and 50.600 housewives clothes re j pair 118.000 and kit bags and knife Fork and spoon sets. 189.000 All delivered razors. All delivered razor Blades 4s5.000. All delivered i Khaki Wool shirts. And i socks. And 176.500 towels 139 000 and 130.000, and underwear suits and readers review work of kiwanis at anniversary kiwanis is leading a spiritual Renaissance on this continent in which the business Man is finding is soul or. E. G. Bricker declared t a luncheon held in connection Vith celebrations of the 25th Ini Ersary of kiwanis International n the Royal Alexandra hotel tuesday. The club had played its part in developing the social consciousness f the average Man who today Hac greater of his t allow Ien and a truer understanding of is obligations As a citizen than his father before him. Or. Bricker said. In 25 years of service. Kiwan ians not Only had invested millions of dollars in welfare work but had Given their ability their time and their hearts to the amelioration of the difficulties of under privileged children the sick and the needy c. E. Bain president said. Hugh Russell reviewed the club s work. F. Trafford Taylor. K.c., immediate past International presi Dent read a message from the first International president. Among those present were Hon. W. J. Tupper lieutenant governor mayor Queen and representatives of welfare organizations which the club has assisted. A birthday cake was presented by a. E. 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