Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba More about task Rivle i Rusli continued from Pape one decide upon must be accepted France. Mussolini were then foreign ministers i fibbs Yuop and count respectively High ind High Fiir ils. Nazi ii Fri tier and fas e by the a fort thes Rode in an h get thronged Tou wearing and Man flags. 1 to i flags and he throngs was so i i de under the re a wart Sang i out eco Hitler morning and then n inc station o Mussolini s said that Blini did not want 1. German press accounts of the ver statements that men who now Are considered probable that Gen Erol Albert Nogues. Commanding France s North african army Anc general Eugene Mittelhauser com manding the French army in the near East had decided to continue fighting. These sources said they had no direct communication with the Bor Deaux government and therefore were unable to confirm or deny re ports that French leaders had decided to continue the War with the government established in England and the air Force and Navy operating from British bases. Mittelhauser s command based in Syria has been estimated More than men. No estimates have City briefs Twenty air craftsmen of the Royal Canadian air Force from Trenton ont passed through Winnipeg tuesday in route to Regina where iome of them will take a gunnery raining course. They included two Winni Eggers. Robert Beering and Arnes the United Church presbytery of Winnipeg has been called to meet in . Stephens Broadway Church thursday morning 9 o clock. Several matters which came up ?.t the Manitoba conference will be under review. Austin c. Taylor Vancouver min ing executive who was in charge of Timber production on the Pacific coast for the Imperial munitions Board during the first great War when he made a record in output of air plane Spruce conferred with Dominion authorities in Ottawa last week. He passed through Winni Peg tuesday returning to Van Couver. Clowns will make merry on the three special trains which take . Employees and their families to their annual picnic and sports Day Winnipeg Beach. Saturday. Novelties will be distributed for the children. The first special will leave 9 . Been available Mand on Nogue s conv approximately 140 ions of ant line dyes Are used annually by the paper making Industry in India. Malm Mac says Assort-0 mint life savers Register with me. There Are so Many deliciously different flavors in one Handy package contains All these flavors cinnamon Clove spearmint water Green Peppermint Black Whit for Canada dry formerly 100 or. Churchill that the advantage of will be very great. Britain might soon be subjected to bombing attacks said no invasion on a scale beyond the capacity of our air forces to crush immediately is Likely to take place from the air until our air Force has been definitely in defence of Britain he said the defenders we Hope to improve upon the rate three or four to one threats of invasion by air borne troops were dismissed by or. Churchill with a statement that we ought to be Able to give these Gentry a warm reception both in the air and on the in France we were accustomed to inflict a loss of two to 2vz to he said. In the fighting Over Dunkirk which was a sort of no Man s land we undoubtedly beat the German air Force and inflicted a loss of three or four to we May now ask ourselves in what has our position worsened since the beginning of the the prime minister said. has worsened by the fact that the germans have conquered a Large part of the coastline of West in Navy Blue lace with White. Both wore corsages of Premier roses and Pink Sweet peas. . Giles United Church was the scene of the wedding june 15. Of Margaret Caroline second daughter of or. And mrs. F. E. Zoller. To or. Douglas Sidney Bruce second son of or. And mrs. R. A., Bruce. Rev. J. E. Mcneil officiated that he has such an Vin-1 the Bride Given in marriage cent Schean. American author now j her father was attended by her living in London told the United states in a broadcast last night. Or. And mrs. Cain will reside in in a sown of Dusky Rose sheer with Hamilton. I Matching hat. Anc a Corsage of the Bride s Mother wore a gown Johanna Hill roses with Iris of Dove Rose sheer with Navy Blue ind the bridegroom s Mother was convention postponed Halifax june 18. An Nual convention of the chief con stables association of Canada has been postponed indefinitely be cause of the need for police in suppressing fifth column activities was announced yesterday. The convention was scheduled to held in Halifax from july 17 to Roblin event of inter est june 9 the marriage of Rosie. Eldest daughter of or. And mrs. Eli Keiper of Shell Valley to or. John Sopko eldest son of or. And mrs. Steve Sopko of Roblin. Man., solemnized in the United Church manse Goblin. By Rev. K. A. Mckillop. Miss Mary Zelensky of Shell Valley was bridesmaid with or. Walter wer Boustic As Best Man. The Bride Given in marriage by her father was attired in White Satin the skirt falling into a slight Stop a stand for the individual 5p bottle of pure Canada dry Good for you Good for the children if makes thirst More fun. From now on get the Best new Low prices in 2 convenient sizes individual size Handy Home Carton of 6 bottle medium size All Handy Home Carton of 6 bottles 31 plat bottle depot conscription urged Dauphin. Man. June 18. Special rotary club member issued a Call for total War today when they passed a Resolution urging the Dominion government conscript the Man Power wealth and material resources of this coun try for the War against Germany. A copy of the Resolution is being forwarded to prime minister Mac Kenzie King and to All rotary clubs in the 116th District of rotary International. To Aid refugees Dauphin Man., june 18. Special clubs the Dauphin Branch of the . And the commercial travellers association organized a joint committee monday night raise a fund for patriotic and Refu gee services. This will is believed be More in keeping with Canada s War Effort than donating two ambulances As was previously claimed. Or. Robert Bruce was miss Mary Zelensky. Wore Pink Taf feta with Matching hat and carried the Champagne o Finger ;