Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 11, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four Winnipeg free press tuesday june 11, 1940 anti italian hints in Britain London. June 11. Up anti italian riots flared in the great cities of Britain last night As angry crowds casting to the winds traditional British self control smashed shop win Dows and restaurant fronts and fought with italians in the streets. Flying squads of police cars launched a wholesale round up of italian aliens within an hour of Mussolini s declaration of again the allies. In London a i Rmour so in. The italian District 0111 the fnn2c in Mayfair. Bottles were hrs or and a policeman Jun a. In several persons British press rakes Duce s i jackal tactics Yore injured and numerous arrests e made in similar riots. In Industrial Liverpool an Cro a d in Issei 1? Visini damage to Pecinis of italians. I the bobbies their share of the around. The crowds resented in in intervention and knocked not the Liol Urcis of the policemen police made numerous Baton charges to Check the crowds. Avail Chimney of the italian embassy told that confidential documents and records were being burned Many italian went to churches to Pray some for an Early peace some for Vilian relatives in Italy others for fathers Brothers and sons fight ing Hillier for the allies or for Italy. Decision to cast his lot with Britain s enemy was a tragedy for Many italians. Hundreds of hem in the restaurant and other he siness found their livelihoods jeopardized if not ruined. Tic customary police guard around the italian embassy was doubled but Only a few curious came to at the blacked out windows and the Wisp of smoke that revealed the staff was cleaning up before evacuating. It was estimated there arc about 25.000 italians in great Britain of whom 19.000 Are registered aliens. Anti italian riots in Toronto Toronto. June 11. Num Ber of Toronto establishments owned by italians were stoned last night while reinforced police squads stood Liard in italian centres of Popula Tion. A bottle sent crashing through the window of one fruit store on St. Cisiro Avenue. Another fruit Tore wed by an italian was stoned and an electrical equip Tomlon. June 11. Up Cable Britain s morning press warned bricks in i other italians Thuv will suffer bitterly for Cal being into the War and roundly condemned what it termed the jackal tactics of Rome s ersatz the daily Herald summed up the editorial reaction with a cartoon entitled in the Trail of the it showed a jackal labelled Italy. Roving through a Skull littered a curl of smoke from the Jungim. In an editorial captioned to Mussolini the Herald began so you have plucked up your courage at last and proceeded to recount ii Duce s previous actions. You pretended to the destiny of a Caesar but you aped the methods of a it said. The Cardiff mail pointed out that with a coastline of Miles Italy is virtually an Island Assai Lable at Many Points and that even Rome is within reach of Long Range naval guns. The Liverpool Post said Musso Lini has now taken his appropriate appointed place among the enemies of Mankind and therefore goes far to confirm the allies in the righteousness of their cause and in the certainty of ultimate no More dishonourable deed the daily mail said the annals of Dishonour hold no More Dishonour Able deed. Italy begins to fight with the stain of treachery on her arms. For this dastardly act the names of fascist Italy and Musso Lini will forever be the Glasgow Herald said that it is up to Britain and France to prove and to prove quickly that now that the fascist humpty dumpty comes from his Fence All his tanks planes submarines and men cannot put him Back on ment shop was visited by Demon i the daily express said that Strai ors. Mussolini s act is a crime against windows were broken and a door history. Never would he have com mashed at the St. Cecilia Catholic Mitt cd la if he Werc anything More school. Than a slave tied to Hitler s Chariot there arc 15.000 to 20.000 Mem Awnee her of the italian Colony Here Andi the said Mussolini proves he wholesale and retail fruit bus himself a Good second to Hitler in Ines is largely in their hands. The Art treachery. This is not the first treaty Mussolini has i broken and his word of Honor to Ugo w than not As a National t c11h.l 111c5 us. 11u11ul Ottawa. June 11. Cd status to Greece and to jul the papal Delegate to Canada. Most Silvia is Worth no More now to Rev. Ildebrando Antonutti. Is not Hitler chanic a by the declaration of War against the allies by Italy it was Learned yesterday. His excellency is regarded As the representative of the Independent papal state at Vatican City and not in the sense of an italian National. Mines tied up in Nova Scotia. Canadian born miners refusing to work with italian born men. Tied up three Dominion Coal company collieries in the South Cape Breton District and left another working at half capacity. About men were affected. Leicester. England. Auxiliary fire service men Here dismissed for failing to do squad Drill have been reinstated on admitting their View squad Drill was unnecessary was mistaken. The eaten last daily Telegraph declared that the italian people would suffer bitterly and for a cause which the vast majority of them loathed. Mussolini himself if things were to fall out As he hoped the news paper said would Only gain the privilege of. Being eaten last. The daily Mirror said that an other gangster and Gambler has staked the lives of other millions for his grotesque a few minutes your Money Back for a Tel speedy Relief from the miserable Neu Wilif rheumatic or Lumbago pains Kurt to. It docs the work Quick to. It first three doses do not relieve your Moat five re your will refunded. Don t suffer. Use Purito at. All Dru Sisu. More about continued from rage three future holds for All Peoples and All nations that have been living under democratic forms of government under the free institutions of a free so great has been the spread of the doctrine of Force and the emphasis upon that doctrine that it was natural and understandable that the youngsters should ask what might be the results of the spread of the philosophy of Force to All the he said. Product of machine age parenthetically he observed that this was a product of the machine age. Of an Era in which the machine has fallen into the hands of irresponsible conquerors who would make Mankind not Only the ser vant but the victim of the Paul overnight Pullman Sleeper and coach service on the Friendly air conditioned Winnipeg limited you May also enjoy excellent com Cartmen and drawing room accommodations. The famous great Northern dining car meals Are moderately priced and fares Are Low. Overnight schedules permit convenient connections at the twin cities with fast Day trains to Chicago. For com plete details City ticket office 414 main St. Phones 92 973 or 92 974 Winnipeg limited ride the air conditioned Herst i is no commission. The com. _ made As to Quality of products advertised mrs. . Randall pm Tunkett member of a prominent British family is in new York aiding in War refugee work in the United states. Then declaring that it was impossible to be indifferent to the destruction of Freedom across the he said of the danger to our institutions May come slowly or it May come with a Rush and a Shock As it has to the people of the United states in the past few months. This perception of danger has come to us clearly and overwhelmingly and we perceive the peril in a world wide Arena which May become so narrowed that Only the americas would retain the ancient faiths. Some indeed still hold to the now obvious delusion that we of the United states can safely permit the United states to become a Lone land in a world dominated by the philosophy of Force. Helpless Nightmare an Island May be the dream of those who still talk and vote As isolationists. Such an Island represents to me and to the overwhelm ing majority of americans today a helpless Nightmare of a people with out Freedom a people lodged in prison handcuffed hungry and fed through the bars from Day to Day by the contemptuous Unpi tying Mas ters of other continents. It is natural also that we should ask ourselves How we can prevent the building of that prison and the placing of ourselves in the midst of it. Let us not of to proclaim certain truths. Overwhelmingly we As a nation and this applies to All the other american nations Are convinced that military and naval Victory for the gods of Force and hate would endanger the institutions of democracy in the Western that equally therefore the whole of our sympathies lie with those nations which Are giving their life blood in com Bat against those Italy s action of yesterday said or. Roosevelt had been seen by the american people with utmost re Gret and grave he went on to say that More than three months ago he received word from the head of the italian govern ment that its determination to limit the spread of the War had kept Mediterranean Peoples free of the conflict. He replied sympathetically. He said expressing the Hope that such a course would be adhered to by the italian government and saying that if the War spread to the Mediterranean it would be impossible to foretell How far it would go eventually. Offered services later the president continued he offered to submit Italy s desires to France and great Britain and if Italy would stay out of the War to seek from the allies guarantees of the faithful execution of any agree ment reached regarding Italy s de mands. He offered he said to seek or Italy in any future peace con Ference the same authority As if Italy had actually taken part in the War As a but Italy chose to do otherwise. Thus he said she not Only manifested disregard for the rights and Security of other nations but also for the lives of the Peoples of those nations. With that. Or. Roosevelt went on to outline the two courses to be pursued and swiftly approaching Lis conclusion said that in helping the allies and arming the nation we need not and we will not in any Way abandon our continuing Effort to make democracy work within our own he added we still insist on the need for vast improvements in our own social and economic life. But that is a component part of National de Fence or. Roosevelt brushed aside the secrecy surrounding his communications with Premier Mussolini of Italy to relate How the government had tried to swerve Italy away from War. He said he had proposed that if Italy would refrain from going to War. He would be willing to ask assurances from the other Powers concerned that they would execute faithfully any agreement made to effect readjustments desired by Italy. He asserted the chief of the italian government was unwilling to accept the procedure the president said. Too. That he had expressed his administration s willingness to try to co operate with the italian government when the appropriate occasion arose for creation of a More stable world order through the reduction of armaments and through the construction of a More Liberal inter National economic but by choosing to preserve what it terms its Freedom of action and to fulfil what it states Are its promises to Germany or. Roose velt said Italy had manifested Dis regard for the rights and Security of other nations for the lives of the Peoples of those nations which Are directly threatened by this spread of the War and had evidenced an unwillingness to attempt to achieve its aspirations by peaceful Means. Loong Makward prom the free press piles sixty years 11, 1880 John Rowan came to the free press office with an explanation of the disappearance of several horses which were supposed to have been stolen or. Rowan whose House was in St. Boniface opposite the Forks of the Rivers said he had seen grazing horse projected into the River by the sudden collapse of the Riverbank and crossing to investigate had found several other horse tracks ending suddenly like Lucy Gray sat the Bank s Edge. Fifty five years 11, 1885 the memoirs of g eneral Ulysses Grant. Union commander in the United states civil War were to be published shortly and the event was awaited with keen anticipation by the Reading that the local real estate agent estimated would pay Placer miners to a week had been discovered at Shell Mouth. Man. Fifty years 11, 1830 there were More cases of Barbers itch in Winnipeg than Ever before in the City s boys who had been using catapults on main Street with As much Freedom As though they had been on Robin son Crusoe s Island recoiled before the Stern Eye of col. Peebles police magistrate and promised utmost care with Slingshot etc., in future. Forty five years 11, 1895 or. Barnardo s Creamery building at Russell man., was burned Down. Who waited in vain for fort Rouge Street cars were re minded that during the prevailing Fine Days the cars ran All the Way to River Park before coming Back. Forty years 11, 1900 a daily passenger train service was inaugurated on the Manitoba c.p.r., and the name of the town Midway was changed to Keyes in Honor of William Keyes Pioneer o. The place. Thirty five years june 11, 1905 the Cornerstone of the new bran Don . Was Laid by sir Daniel Mcmillan lieutenant governor of estate in Winnipeg was so Active that it was approach ing Boom proportions. Thirty years 11, m10 Henrietta Crosman distinguished comedienne was at the Walker theatre anti Matrimony the and Northwestern Branch of the summer. Most substantial stage Success in re cent Hart Green Young Winnipeg lawyer was nominated As Liberal candidate in North Winni Peg in the coming provincial elections. Twenty five years june 11, 1015 Hon. William Jennings Bryan s successor As Secretary of state in the United states Cabinet was Robert Buckingham associated with the late we. Coldwell in the publication of the nor Wester first Western newspaper at fort Garry in 1859, died at Stratford ont. Twenty years in 1020 in the running for the presiden tial nomination at the Republican National convention in Chicago were among others Gen. Leonard Wood gov. Frank Lowden Hiram Johnson Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover. Senator Howard Suther land from West Virginia and sen Ator Warren g. Harding of Ohio. Passport system difficulty stressed tourist traffic in Canada might greatly affected if the govern ment were to adopt a passport system for travellers coming from the United states Joseph Van Wyck general manager of Cana Dian National hotels who passed through Winnipeg on his Way to Vancouver tuesday morning declared. Or. Van Wyck is now on a tour of general inspection at the conclusion of which he will take charge of Jasper Lodge for the govt. Of France leaves Paris Paris june 11. Govern ment left Paris the capital of the Republic of France last night As marauding German tanks were unofficially reported to have reached the Region of the City itself. Premier Paul Reynaud has gone to join the French armies a Brief ministry of information com Munique said. The High command asked the ministers to effect their withdrawal to the provinces in conformity with established dispositions. This withdrawal has been avast the French news Agency announced suspension of services in Paris starting at i . Today 7 p.m., .c.s.t., newspapers already had ceased to appear in Paris which in peacetime has a population of nearly 3.000.000. But France besieged on two sides by germans driving on Paris from the North and faced with Italy s in trance into the War proclaimed her grim determination to carry on. Paris was Calm despite the gloom engendered by Mussolini s announcement and the menace of a new series of assaults from the South. Most Banks have completed plans to move. Government files of important papers were moved from the City. 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