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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 11, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Member of the Canadian press the Canadian press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of All news despatches credited to it or to the associated press in this paper and also the local news published herein. Winnipeg free press Carrier in Winnipeg 25c per week. Winnipeg tuesday june 11, 1940 Price so per copy edition with comics Loc you know the average person chances position f Twenty to sixty Odd times in the course of an 8-hour Bryce s homemade bread is different .a.f. Flier is lost in wilds of Ontario Bush lands Roosevelt roused president condemns Italy will Aid valorous allies Charlottes Villa a. June 11. Full Speed ahead upon a double programme of arming the allies and preparing the United states for any eventuality president Roosevelt declared last night that if the gods of Force won world dominance the United states would be lodged in prison handcuffed hungry and fed through the bars from Clay to Day by the contemptuous Unpi tying masters of other rebuke for Mussolini Sale from the dangers of Europe. Princess Juliana of Holland and her two children above arrived in Halifax tuesday from England. Prince Bernhard also shown in the photograph remained overseas. Royal arrival Netherlands princ e is Ottawa june 11. Juliana of the nether lands seeking a Haven from War torn Europe for herself and her two infant children arrived in Halifax today from England. Announcement of the Safe arrival of the Princess heiress apparent to the Netherlands throne and her party was made Here by prime min ister King. The announcement said the visit arises from an invitation which lord Athlone new governor general of Canada extended to them to visit him at government House Here. The Royal party will not come to Ottawa however until after the arrival of the governor general who wednesday s races foot and likes a soft she is capable of surprising fiust Teller away so Vly last out. Should improve sharply from that race and defeat this cum puny. Sambur showed a lot of Early foot but tired in his initial stari Here. He should go better with this company. Sweet Bernice has a lot track. Second suffered interfere Ace last out. There is not so Early Speed Here and she should be Able to Lead the Field Fri irn the Gate. Masked Clown should improve from his last. Tab s bid should do better than Satur Day s race might indicate. Third looks like a Good purple Heather. Badly bumped in her last she had no Chance. She should make amends Here. Snowberry has Early Speed and be dangerous. Fair Eugenia should to Well in this com Pany. Fourth looks Best at his sprint Field. The track should still be slow and if it is it will be to he liking of this son of Spinard. Rapid mortgage will be dangerous with an inside position. Elk River Rales As a contender. Fifth sick turned in a sparkling performance to be second to my Feng in her Only Stan of the meeting. Kiha Pai ran Well be second to pc Nav in his firs Here. Camp Spur with the rail ranks As a contender. Sixth and Joy is improving Able to ious is at veil. Goldie s Pride with the rail is dangerous. Seventh Jubilee is ready for a winning Effort. His sharply and should be narrowly Here. Leelar a form and should go last race was a Dandy and he should improve sharply. Craig Token should he get in. Looms As the con tender. Sunny Marcus must not be overlooked. In a nutshell Teller Sambur Sweet Bernice. Masked Clown. Tabs bid. Heather. Snowberry. Eugenia. Rapid mortgage . Love sick. Kiha Pai Camp Spur. And Joy Leel Arious Goldie s Pride. Jubilee. Craig Token. Sunny Marcus. Heather. Is expected soon. On Netherlands warship the Ocean voyage was made aboard a Netherlands warship arc with Princess Juliana were Hei two daughters Beatrix Zzz Anc Irene nine months. Her Royal highness was attendee by Baroness very urn Baroness Roell and rear Admiral Baron and Baroness de Vos Steenwyk. They were welcomed at Halifax by lieutenant governor f. F Mathers of Nova Scotia commander Edson Sherwood representing government House and w. H. Measures of the external affairs department f. E. H. Gorenman Netherlands minister to Canada also was pres ent to meet the Royal party which fled to England to escape the Naz invasion of the Netherlands. From the port of debarkation i was understood Here. Princess Juliana would go to Quebec and Staj there until arrival in Canada of the Earl of Athlone. Planned quietly for some Days the external affairs department officials had busier themselves with preparations for the Royal arrival. But it was Don quietly the government of the United kingdom having requested that no news of the plans be Given out. As recently As sunday 14 Mem Bers of the Earl of Athlone s and Varrice party reached Rideau Hall to prepare for the coming of the Nev governor general and his Roya guests. Capt. G. J. Little Nev. Comptroller of the household headed the party. There Princess Juliana and he children will live in a Limestone mansion than a Castle. It i on the Banks of the Ottawa River set amid gently rolling lawns an Fine old Trees. Beausejour boy killed on Highway Leo hink. Of Beausejour Man while Riding his bicycle on no. Highway four and a mile East of Beausejour. Was fatally injured at about 7.30 . Monda evening. . Report tuesday it is believed that he was Struc by an automobile said to hav been driven by Norman Mclane of Kenora ont. Once he said in an address at the University of Virginia s commencement exercises the future of the american people is at and the whole of our sympathies lie with those nations which Are giving their life blood in com Bat against the armies of Force and departs from text rebuking Italy for plunging into the War or. Roosevelt departed from his prepared text to declare that on this 10th Day of june. 1940. The hand that held the Dagger has struck it into the Back of its neigh he said Italy s action showed a disregard for the rights and Security of other the president Laid Down his pro gramme of two fold action to protect the United states. In our american he said we will pursue two obvious and simultaneous courses we will sex end to the opponents of Force the material resources of this nation and at the same time we will Arness and Speed up the use of lose resources in order that we ourselves in the americas May have quip rent and training equal to the ask of any emergency and every defence. All roads leading to the accomplishment of these objectives must e kept Clear of obstructions. We ill not slow Down or Detour. Signs and signals Call for peed ahead. I Call for Effort courage Sacri ice Devotion. Granting the love f Freedom All these Are possible. And the love of Freedom is still Pierce and steady in the nation to cheers Greet references cheers from the audience greeted very reference to sympathy with Reat Britain and France. The president left Washington earing itself for the task he out Ned to deliver his address to a graduate class which includes his in Sou Franklin d. Roosevelt jr., of completing his Law course. Some previous Young generations and been forced to ask what was to e their future he said and what to be the future of their coun by. This has been True both when be country was new and during he War Between the states. There is such a time again to he said. Again the Young Nen and the Young women of Merica ask themselves with Carn Alness and with deep concern this ame question what is to become the country we now they ask it with even greater anxiety than before. They Winnipeg bound forestry service air planes comb Nakina Sagwa areas Rogers rites arranged so not Only what the future holds or this Republic but what the Roosevelt continued on Page 4. Column 2 overnight entries official list of horses for wednesday s acing at Whittier Park first s500. Claiming or Maidens three years old and up. Six maid Memphis maid 104 bit o Iron blog Sambur Toman love 104 lol Ella Craig 102 Caywood 104 y Sang a Lori Story Teller 104 Sweet Bernice 10g one excluded second s500. Claiming for four year Olds and up. Six and one Sis Simony 101 Noca jell Strome also Royal hero .3 nop Alosa Flag 10g Vallina pal 10 summer music 10 Qucen Jean Flo sky Saint ill John Jester 10 purple Mantle 104 101 106 101 him 113 113 113 108 108 101 Clad in academic Robes. President Roosevelt is shown delivering a Stern rebuke to Italy when he addressed the graduating class of the University of Virginia Charlottesville va., monday. Ottawa cheer Roosevelt s speech pert Hope ont., june 11. By Grant Dexter. Ottawa ont., june 11. Roosevelt s speech last night came As a burst of sunlight after dark Days of suspense and a Swift growing realization of the Gravity of the War. The government hails or. Roosevelt s words As meaning that Short of actual participation the co operation of the United Stales is now assured. And it is believed Only to be a matter of weeks before Washington will enter the War. For the present the View Here is that the United states can give much More effective Aid As a non belligerent than she might give As a belligerent. The immediate needs now according to official opinion Are equipment supplies and credits. If the United states entered the War and mobilized her output of War for her own forces the i consequences to the allies would be serious. Or. Roosevelt s speech took the sting out of Mussolini s declaration Load which shouldering guard faces. In the last nine months the govern ment and the officials in charge of he financial phase of our War pro have fought a grim Battle Joe the War in Europe the going As been getting harder and harder i. Tremendous Effort has been made a control our Exchange rates to our credit in the United tales to find the United states dollars wherewith to pay for even increasing purchases of War supplies. Supplies vital without these supplies and Ottawa was vividly conscious o he fact Canada s War programme n vital respects must bog Down perhaps come almost to a full Stop or example without Aero engines obtainable Only in the unite states the air training plan could ook the lives of three members of he Royal Canadian air Force to Day was moved to Ottawa. The body of flying officer John James Cotter will be taken to Hali Lale this afternoon and the bodies of air craftsman Oscar David Brownfield of big River sask., and air craftsman James Edward Nesbitt of Saskatoon will be placed aboard westbound train tonight. Private funeral service a private funeral service will be sunny Colleen also eligible Lee Gold 118 capt. Larucci 11b Kos Al 10g silk train miss Claxton Tab s bid time Ball masked Clown Roval chef Mae Iii us s500. Claiming. For four year old and up. Six and one War Mark 106 Snow Berry Olivia d dark Devil fair Eugcnia talc Fortune 106 Irish Flash .106 10g 106 113 105 also Nusret 108 Man o Iron los Penticton i Papan Cort 111 purple Heather opera stick s500 claiming. Fourth three year Olds and up. Five and one 118 102 118 Ezechias rattle Hocks Elk River also Cli Aioli Sis Quinlan tar doll bios for furlongs. Chervan rapid mortgage 113 Monte Lester messenger maid mischief time. 11.3 Ascot Jane 104 pc Nav los fifth allowances. The Sierra Madre. For three year Olds and up. Six and one furlongs. Camp Spur 108 Kiha Pai n love sick Job four clubs 101 Clacton 113 Simonette 10g Lilly friary 108 sixth s500 claiming. For three year Olds and up. Six furlongs. Goodies Pride 109 Maidens Luj authority 106 Moo san Loo Levi Cooke a. Wood Vale lad 1h Pride and Joy. Ill i seventh s500 claiming. For three car Olds and up. A " Royal band 107 sunny Marcus blog Amster Taille lol flight of Gold. 112 held at the Home wednesday after noon to be followed by a Church service details of which will be announced later. At the request of the family it was asked that friends refrain from sending Flowers. Dean Rogers of Pembroke out one of or. Rogers three Brothers arrived in Ottawa monday night to attend the funeral. The other Brothers David b. Rogers of re Gina editor of the Leader Post and Arthur w. Rogers of Toronto Secretary of the Canadian Bankers association arrived tuesday. Under Ordinary circumstances the House would have adjourned after announcement of the defence minister s death. But yesterday it on to authorize a declaration of War against Italy and then Rose Tor the Day out of respect to the defence minister. Atop the peace Tower the Flag was i cowered to Mast. It was announced that the air minister Hon. C. G. Power would Rogers continued on Page 1. Column 7 one mile. King s Jubilee. 108 Wells Grey 105 Early Beck 105 also Craig Token bloc .xll3 hour Winnie modern maid 107 slumber Glen Brush allowance. Horses listed according to Post positions entries close 10 . Scratch time 8.30 . Post time first race 2.30 . Today s scratches first racer even Trade. Blind Fannie. Spring Violet. Isle Royal. Snowberry. I Duchess we Carol miss Mikiji. Third seventh Jungle shawl Fayette Prince Glen Brush unrivalled. Roosevelt talk jolts italians Rome june 11. Native italian circles today re Garden president Roosevelt s speech a Charlottesville. Va., last night As 1hc gravest criticism of Italy even received from the head of a state which was not at War with Italy. The papers carried a single sent once in which they mentioned tha president Roosevelt had made speech in which he referred t Italy s entry into the War. Some quarters described i Roosevelt s reference to stabbing in the Back an insult to the italian people. The conviction in italian circles is that the United state entry into the War is inevitable. Berlin interpretation. Berlin june 11. Newspaper. Hamburger Freuden Blatt said editorially today that the United states had passed from neutrality to non belligerency As re suit of president Roosevelt s speech last night in which he Promise effective american Aid to the allies. To assist in the search for a lost air Force Pilot believed Down in Bush near Nakina ont., or Sagwa ont., j. R. Robertson inspector of civil aviation left Winnipeg about 8 ., tuesday in a depart mental plane. The lost flier was Pilot Dickson flying a de Havilland train ing plane to no. 2 training com Mand Winnipeg. Wing commander Bonham Carter air staff officer at no. 2 command said the Little in ration was available in Winnieg regarding the missing Pilot and Ane. No. 2 command had been notified iat a Squadron of Moth planes Ould be flown to Winnipeg. The search was being conducted f. Ontario forestry service planes the Vicinity of Nakina. In ferrying a Squadron of Light Anes out West for training Pur the air Force was using pm gency Fields of the civil aviation Anch because planes were not lipped for a heavy Load of Gaso be for a Long flight. Air Commodore a. B. Shearer commanding officer of no. 2 Corn land said he had no details re arding the lost Pilot. He had been notified of the search and had ailed on the civil aviation Branch f the department of transport. Or. Obertson flew a Wacco plane wed by the Branch to the scene the search. Trans Canada air lines planes ave been ordered to maintain a lamp Lookout in the Vicinity of Akina for signs of the lost plane. P two policemen Are dismissed by authorities the dismissal of two policemen be from the City police depart ment and the other from Tuxedo confirmed by authorities tuesday morning. Albert Schultz Constable on the Winnipeg police Force since the fal f 1936, was dismissed May 31. Paul Behr Constable for the town f Tuxedo for about ten years was dismissed june 5. Chief of police George Smith re used to comment for publication n the dismissal of Schultz. Reported to have been born in Winnipeg Schultz was about 26 or 1 years of age. Several months go he was transferred to e Divi Ion in North Winnipeg where he remained until his dismissal. Before the Young Constable s Dis charge it was Learned that an in estimation was held by Superio i fliers and the police commission confirming Constable Behr s Dis Missal David r. Finkelstein mayor of Tuxedo said Behr was discharged following a decision by the coun that circumstances warrantee another Man being placed in of policing the town. With fort Osborne Barracks h Tuxedo the Council Felt it did no ant to take any chances in thes said mayor Finkelstein. Prying not have been carried Forward after Britain decided that she could n Onger spare the equipment which under the agreement she was t provide. Aero engines Cost from up and Hon. C. D. How sought thousands of them Only few Days ago. These past nine months Ottaw As been banking on the Touris Trade to bring in hundreds of Mil ions of United states dollars. An then without warning came the fifth column Campaign in Canada the demand that All visitors b searched at the Boundary. Prospective tourists were alarmed finally the United states govern ment ordered passports to be furnished by those who desire to Ente the United states. While the Orde applies Only to outsiders entering the United states american people have widely misunderstood it. Man believe that they cannot leave thei own country without a passport the tourist business therefore a suffered a serious Check. Now however it is believed tha the United states neutrality a will be changed. It is predicted tha credit will be available for Canad that All obstacles to obtaining supplies and equipment from United states will vanish. The May be Winnipeg Ger St. Thomas ont., june 11. Up police announced last night they a seeking to communicate with the relatives of a youth who said h was William Johnson of Winnipeg and who is in Hospital with an a tack of sleeping sickness from which he is not expected to remove he told police conflicting Storie one that he was from Winnipeg an that his Mother lived there and an other that his Home was in Saska Chewan and that his parents wer dead. He gave his age first As 1 years and then As 18. His clothing was searched and a Winnipeg address was found. V Winnipeg at noon tuesday a been unable to locate any relative of Johnson. For nazi plane secrets a British aviation sergeant Mechanic is shown carefully taking apart a German bomber piece by piece. The plane is a junkers 88, latest Type of German plane shot Down by Royal air Force fighters. While the expert works inside the fuselage a camouflage net into which Are twisted tree branches and other greenery protects him from the Eagle eyes of other German planes who would like to scuttle the Corpse of the bomber. For red Cross Hospital supplies urgently needed the red Cross Appeal for ambulances has been Over subscribed but Hospital supplies Are now desperately needed r. H. Snyder Secretary of the Manitoba division of the Cana Dian red Cross announced tuesday. In calling a halt for the present to the Campaign for ambulances the National Headquarters of the red Cross urged that those organizations which Are in the process of organizing drives for funds should proceed but earmark the Money for Hospital supplies. So far six ambulances have been definitely pledged to the Manitoba red Cross. The donors Are Beaver clubs of Canada United Grain growers teachers and employees of Winnipeg schools h. E. Sellers the Parkhill bedding company and an Anonymous Friend. Concerning the Campaign of Rural Manitoba municipalities the National office wired the Manitoba office monday As follows Killar Ney red Cross Branch writes put Ting on drive for ambulance. In our opinion this should not be the Case. Please take it up with them. No such appeals necessary As enough ambulances now contributed without any Appeal from red Cross after relaying this information to Killarney and Souris or. Sny Der received wires from Wawanesa and Neepawa that they were considering plans to donate an ambulance. He also urged them to earmark any Money raised for Hospital supplies. In addition to the municipalities several other organizations were considering drives for ambulances when the Appeal was called off. These were Canadian life under writers association Aid. M. A. And f. Jackson 305 Avenue building. Before the Campaign ended word was received from one of Sas dust bowl towns that to had taken another hitch in its Felt and raised for an ambulance. The town was Estevan which had had 12 years of drouth. Since the War started it has raised in Cash for War charities. Province s task officials planning procedure against illegal organizations Hon. W. J. Major attorney general of Manitoba and Crown Law officers concentrated their attention on the problem of outlaw organizations tuesday As the Swift turn of events on the War front and a tremendous upsurge of activity at Ottawa threw increased responsibility on local officials officers police and Law officers met in or. Major s office. Monday to draft methods of procedure under the extended defence of Canada regulations Banning the communist party and Kindred organizations. At the same time . Pre pared Swift action against suspected fascist minded italian citizens now included under the enemy alien act with their German allies. Official sources in the City indicated however that few if any italians would come under the regulations. In the Field of Home defence . H. J. Riley commander of Manitoba s Volunteer defence Force announced that approximately men had registered for service. Status still doubtful status of the Force still remained doubtful with the death of Hon. Norman Mcl. Rogers minister of defence in an air plane crash Mon Day liable to further delay its official formation. Col. Riley. . L. D. M. Bax. Ter president of the Manitoba com Mand of the Canadian legion and Premier John Bracken had planned to leave this week for a conference with or. Rogers. The trip will Likely be postponed said col. Riley. Direct action against members of the communist party and other organizations outlawed will await clarification of the terms of the order in Council. Unanimity of action in All provinces is being sought by Manitoba. As far As subversive activities in the province Are concerned Royal Canadian mounted police Are Check ing scores of unconfirmed reports drought either directly to their no Tice or through the attorney Gener Al s department. Red Cross gets 60 ambulances Toronto june 11. Dian red Cross officials announced today that More than 60 ambulances have been donated to the organization following its nation wide Appeal for 50 ambulances to be sent to the British red Cross for use on european War fronts. Manufacture of the ambulances is being seeded up and some of the machines will be on their Way overseas shortly. Hotel Meu give machine Saskatoon june 11. Saskatchewan hotels association voted unanimously at its annual convention Here yesterday to do Nate an ambulance fully equipped for the Canadian Active service Force. Y drive fills quota the . War services fund so far As Manitoba is concerned has gone Over the top. Tuesday morning g. L. Wright Campaign manager announced that the quota allotted to this province had been raised. Or. Wright in making the announcement expressed his thanks to the citizens who so generously donated to the Campaign chair men team captains and others who worked so hard to see that the quota was obtained. United states exports of House hold sewing machines in the six months ending with March were valued at a gain of 93 per cent from the preceding Simi Lar period. State of War Simla India. June 11. Up marquess of Linlithgow Viceroy of India proclaimed a state of War Between India and Italy today. Or. O. J. Day child specialist on the staff of the City health depart ment has been named chairman of the special committee on refugee children set up by the Manitoba medical association. This committee will provide medical supervision of All refugee children brought to the City from Europe. Changed hands in this Sale for Quick Sale Metal garage 10 x 16. S40. Bannerman ave. Through a free press want and the above and ran in Satur Day s paper and by 6 o clock in the evening the garage was sold. 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