Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four Winnipeg free press saturday june 22, 1940 Power sought for jobless insurance Ottawa. June 22. Up Hon. Ernest Lapoint. Minister of Justice gave notice today of a Resolution petitioning the King for an Amend ment in the British North America net to empower the Dominion Par j Hiarm not enact an unemployment insurance measure. J the Resolution. in to Day s House votes and proceedings sets Forth that if a uniform and of inc tin system of compulsory in Riplo Yamout insurance is to be adopt cd throughout a con j Stith ional amendment is necessary to give the Dominion parliament Juristic on. The petition will to presented in both the House of commons and sen be and requests his majesty to i id before the United King Pfar ii rent a measure Wheeli idd to Section 91 of the British America act. The words in insurance. Section 01 envoys the Field in which the Ciompi Jinn parliament is Given Juristic i Tion. I tins is in conformity with i Promise contained in in speech from he t none that an Urt employ j mint insurance measure would to Intro Ducco in parliament during the current session. Text of Resolution i text the Resolution follows u heroics the employment and Serin insurance act. A statute of parliament of Canada which in substance provided for a system of compulsory unemployment in i Suranye Canada has i been Neid by the judicial committee of the privy coh Vicil to be Ultra Vires i he parliament of Canada and whereas if a uniform and effective system of compulsory in i insurance is to be adopted throughout Canada it will be necessary to Amend the British North America act. 1867. To Caole the parliament of Canada to enact the necessary legislation i a Humble address be presented to majesty the King in the following words Louis beats Arturo Godoy by technical . Inv Dom red Cross moves to end fake schemes following complaints that unauthorized persons Are soliciting funds supposedly collected in Aid of the red Cross and not turning Over proceeds to the society Mani Toba red Cross officials said Satur Day that Steps Are being taken to enforce the Law under the War charities act of 1d39, and discourage certain illegitimate practices. Reports Are numerous that punch boards Are being operated and dances held by various organizations having the avowed purpose of Aid no the red Cross but which donate at most Only five or ten per cent of the Gross or net profits and often nothing. Although the red Cross does not Vish to discourage legitimate Effort. T intends to stamp out such illicit practices. Officials emphasize that under the War charities act of 1939, anyone endeavouring to raise Money or the red Cross society must obtain a permit. Application for permits must be made at red Cross Headquarters where the proposed Means of Rais no Money will be considered re Garding legitimacy and other Neces sary Points. The permit does not authorize use of the red Cross Emblem. To Louis. Detroit s Brown bomber retained his world s heavyweight championship when he re is Teren a technical knockout of Arturo Godoy. Of Chile at 1.24 of the eighth round of Louis eleventh defence of his title m Yankee stadium. New York. This dramatic photo was snapped As referee Bil y i Ivan agh stepped m to Stop the fight after the challenger had hit the Canvas for the second Lime Iii the final round and the third time in the fight. The Champion is being pushed Back to a Corner by Cavanagh is Godoy struggles to Rise. Monk about Armi stiff i ill continued fron we. Your majesty s most Dutiful and icy Al sub Ceis. The commons of Canada in parliament assembled humbly approach your majesty praying that you May graciously be pleased to cause a measure to be Laid before the parliament of the United kingdom to Amend the British North America act. In tit. And that such measure be expressed As follows an act to Amend the British North America net. I tit. Relating to unemployment insurance. Whereas the Senate and commons Tinct on Between the situation 191s and now. Germany now he said was still fighting the stronger of the allies Britain i and that the question of ultimate Victory remained in the balance. The feeling of people in Eor Deaux was one of resignation but similar appeals have been sent by other French colonies the British embassy and consulate were reported closed British interests turned Over to the United states embassy. The British diplomats were reported going South by automobile in order to embark for England with British citizens following i departure of the British might indicate that the French in understood that an authenticated More about Alexandria can tin tied fro in Patric one the deep and fervent Hope still per 1 and 23 injured sister that the democracies might Chi did eventually crush the dictators. Eluded o Itali the Long and detailed statement of terms which the germans had handed to the French Plen Potenti later said two persons were killed the Aries yesterday telephoned in sections to marshal Philippe Petain. Premier last night and tended to accept the terms. At Rome the newspaper Messa Ero had a dispatch today from its correspondent who witnessed the German d the official text was despatched by courier through the German lines. According to death dealing pests for Britain a death dealing pest is this High Speed torpedo boat with its four Large torpedo tubes and four machine guns mounted on twin turrets. Dubbed the Mosquito Fleet 10 of these speedy Craft origin i ally ordered for the United states Navy have been made available to Britain. Ten sub chasers also i Are to be made available and will spell doom to subs crossing their path. The torpedo boat with a Speed of 50 . Fully loaded has the ability to attack swiftly and silently under a smoke screen of its own Makin More about fighting continued from Paire one Between the Swiss Frontier and Bellegarde. It rises 1.000 feet above sea level. The French Call it the guardian to the Northern Entrance of the Alpine Frontier with Italy. The Battle began at 4 . 9 . Italian warship possibly hit Cairo june 22. Royal air Force reported today a Dawn bombardment at Obruk. Italian Libya was followed by a purim of heavy smoke from a Large War ship lying in the Harbor. Bombings reported London june 22. Radio broadcast heard on the Rome want a forces men and planes in Southern length today quoted the italian i Franco for the attack on the tort military command As saying cd i the French for two years have Emy planes had dropped strengthening the fort with Ciric near Turin in Northend elaborate tunnelling. Frontier guards on the of the Chancy Bridge Over the Rhone 10 Miles from Bellegarde and five Miles from the l Recluse fort heard artillery fire air bombs and of her sounds of Battle from be Legarrie. Report of refugees refugees later reported the Ger nans stormed and captured Belle Garde. German troops apparently concentrated All possible mechanized planes approaching from the Italy and at Livorno leghorn m however most of the huge suns Western desert gave Alexandria but no victims were fourth an raid alarm in 24 hours. But anti aircraft fire turned them Back. British air planes and soldiers were Active elsewhere in Africa. The Royal air Force at Cairo re ported a bombardment yesterday at Obruk. Italian Libya was followed i by the spurt of heavy smoke from a Harbor reports Here the Large warship in the Harbor. Bombs miss targets Alexandria june 22. A bombed Alexandria at 1.15 . To Day most of the intended for the Allied the breakwater and in the dominating the area Between Belle Garde and Annecy were aimed to Ward the South and cast while the germans were attacking from the West and North. Nazis Cut off Geneva june 22. Sources reported today that Ger Germait French Armijo Tice Confer Only the German but italian terms. Cum Cut contained not also from Cairo came word thai three Are fined once in the comping be Forest say ing that the same delegation which received the German armistice and it was said that the italian terms were even harsher than the German. Terms would come to Italy to the entire document it was said. Chive Benito Mussolini s terms Jos so voluminous detailed and fascist quarters further that it would require British forces patrolling the North 1 j can Kenya Frontier captured an it la Ltd italian Post and destroyed Well Selkirk. Man., june 22. Special stocked Barracks. An italian Conn convicted of obstructing d. Stev Ter attack one armoured fight ing vehicle was held Oft while the work was completed. Three British j Enson. Selkirk Pound keeper. In exercising his duties four men were fined s15 and costs each by Magis of Canada in parliament assembled the Al Ellch african possessions i Shidy of its Many aspects. Soldiers were slightly wounded. Irate a. C. Campbell in have submitted an address to his Mcl Algiers j pending a decision minister of majesty praying that his majesty May graciously be pleased to cause a measure to be Laid before the would be demilitarized in a few Interior Charles pm Naret warned of an italian the Public against accepting rumours Rideaux. Kept armistice leaving Italy s which circulated through Bon res free to Deal with Bri Jand promised that it would b Days under term French parliament of the United kingdom j armed for the enactment of the provisions i alld Brit so possessions in the informed of developments. Hereinafter set Forth Mediterranean and Africa be it therefore enacted by the the fran ii Premier and his cab Turkey has abandoned plans for j King s most excellent majesty colleagues had met in formal e of synthetic Gaso and with the advice and consent o Foj Council under president and synthetic nitrogen plants the lords spiritual and temporal j Lebrun at 1 . To study Hitler s Many egyptians indignant Over j police court Here Friday afternoon the casualties and damages caused j the four were Mike left Yuk. By the raid in what they termed a i Adolf rein Richard Reis and Otto and commons in this present Parlia ment assembled and by the authority of the same As follows peace conditions. Facing them was decision on which hinged their country s future and the lives of i. Section 81 of the British North j countless thousands of its people. America act. 1867. Is amended by i they studied the German in m j adding thereto As class 2a the Fol a until 4 . With Gen. Maxime inc Gand. The Generalissimo of the unemployment insurance 1 i armies. Aug Din As War minister and inserting such claps in the. Many ministers had had 7101 enumeration of the classes of fun Isicca when Thuv act again at g 30 jets set Forth m Section 91 Afore said immediately after class two. 2. This act May be cited As the British North America act. 1940. And the British North America acts 1867 to 1030. The British resume talks new York june 22. Bup the German wireless in a 1867 to 1030. The British North j comping be despatch intercepted american act. 1907. And this in new York today said that May be cited together As the Brit armistice negotiations had North America acts. 1367 to 1940 resumed at comping be at 10.30 . I3.cr . . After return of the French negotiators who had spent the night in Paris. A watch designed for Liming sporting events has a regular face on its front and on the Back a stationary second hand beneath which n face revolves. serious operations to resume their discussion after j experts had studied the specific de mands in the Long and detailed German communication. An official communique said the Council ministers met at 1 . Presided Over by m. Lebrun to examine the German text the armistice convention. The first sit Ting lasted until 3 . Ministers resumed their deliberations at 8.ho of ten left in an Wati Iii Ely weak . Since they were sitting with interruptions caused by the Neces sity of telephoning their Plenio run Down and exhausted Condit to ail those who need Iten Tiaris some of a tonic. I the in the limes pm. A or the air meeting 3 a-2 the communique and 4 halt n inn Tepni inn their pro Illust lie Hilll. Necessary to Briihl lip Ilia so sunni. Ami jus Chin top. Put it. Might be explained by informal conferences of lasting after the formal adjournment it was intimated that the gov tie t. co., j.u., Toronto ont. Bark strength Rind Vigner. J eminent Wotila continue its meet a will convince you of their j nos throughout the Day so the inerii.-. Prospect was that there could be no Early decision. Nothing was known Here of the German terms beyond the Indica Tion that they were complicated and Long. Each hour of delay meant the lives of More frenchmen fighting from the Channel coast to the East Ern Frontier Ever retreating before the German drive. But the government had to make a decision that affected every Liv being in the Choice of a humiliating crushing peace or merciless War of annihilation. A French informant described the German terms As extremely French commentators took 15 minutes without harsh inc Vulcu the German state bleaches or dyes i mint of terms showed that the germans had been preparing for 20 years for a War of revenge. A reliable authority said that a preliminary Reading of the German terms said that they seemed exactly what Germany would have demanded had she won the last War. But. He said there was a vital Dis abolished Beasley s inflatable air Cushion appliance Wash sunlight into your hair with new shampoo rinse. Three shades violation of Premier Mussolini s pledge not to attack expressed belief that a declaration of War by Egypt against Italy now is Only a matter of hours. Another egyptian was visited by italian planes but no bombs were dropped. It was Cairo s j first air raid alarm of the War. Four persons were hurl by shrapnel from anti aircraft fire. Beck. The trouble arose about a month ago when men sent by the Pound keeper to round up cattle found grazing on Marsh lands were opposed by the accused. I Man troops in the Vicinity of Lyon i had been Cut off from Northern German forces by closing of French i lines above them. The Southeastern French forces according to reports reaching it Swiss Border Are welding thei hitherto separated armies in tin upper Rhone Valley and general Are having increased Success will local counter attacks. German motorized units in Lyon now stand in a pocket amid reassembling French forces which arc aided by fresh materials from the South it was said. The French new commander Ottawa june 22. Mrs. E. Butterworth will celebrate her 91st birthday sunday and is still in Good health. She was born june 23, 1849 near Manchester England her Maiden name being Perry. In 1js70 she mar ried Thomas Butterworth. Who Wes a Gilder Carver and picture Frame maker. He died in 1802. Mrs. Butler Worth came to Canada in 1912 with two of her Chil Dren and they settled in Winnipeg where they have lived Ever since. She has two sons and two daughters mrs. P. Macdonald. Australia miss Mary Hannah butter Worth Thomas and f. P. Butter Worth with whom sin is living All of Winnipeg. She has five grand children and one great grandchild. Were confronted today with a Choice Between a Deal or a deadlock among a handful of candidates seeking the parly s presidential nomination. It seemed Clear that none of the three leading e. Dewey. N e w York District at Torney. Sen. Robert a. Taft and Wendell l. Willkie president of the Commonwealth and Southern corp oration would be Able to command a majority of the convention votes on any of the Early ballots. There was dissension in a plat form sub committee Over the phraseology and intent of the for eign relations Plank of the party platform to be adopted next week especially whether the party should pledge itself to give Aid to the Al lies and. If so. How Ucli. The necessity to adjust itself to the situation created by president Roosevelt s nomination of two vet eran Republican statesmen to his Cabinet also confused the party s course. Collison Between his bicycle and an Auto at William Avenue and Princess Street sent Walter Miller. 17. Telegraph messenger. 310 Sher Man Street to Winnipeg Genera Hospital at 8.15 . Saturday. The victim is receiving treatment for a broken nose concussion and Shock. His condition is favourable. Captain a. T. N. Cow Ley. Of Royal l Canadian air Force Headquarters. S on monday will take Over com Mand of the . Station at were reported to have closed their lines above Lyon across the Dom bes lakes and the Saone Valley to the Auvergne mountains on the West. West of Lyon German efforts to take and hold Clermont Ferrand with its big War industries encountered a resistance stronger than any before Verdun it was Camp Borden. Ont. Succeeding Wing commander f. S. Mcgill it was announced Here today. It was not disclosed where Wing commander Mcgill was being As signed. Seven injured Berlin. June 22. German news Agency said seven person were injured and build Ings were damaged in the Vicinity of Berlin today in the first air attack of the War on the Berlin Region. While the German mass occupy French territories criss Tion of crossed by motorized columns reached Brittany on the West the Eastern mass occupation still was lagging in the Champagne area North East of Paris. This lag was said to be due to fierce resistance of several Hun dred thousand French troops locked up in the Maginot forts of Northern Alsace and Eastern Lorraine who were holding out though attacked from All sides. One indication that the French defeat in the North and the rout or Retreat through Central France has not meant Complete collapse of the French armies was that the exodus of French and polish troops into Switzerland where they surrendered their arms lasted Only one Day. Italian attack fails Bordeaux. June 22. Tupi War communique today said that italian full Alps and that German forces had been repulsed in fighting at an dance on the River Rhone. Andante is 38 Miles South of Lyon. The communique said that local fighting occurred South of the River Loire chiefly at Mon Colour Lig Neil and Chatillon sur Indre. J there was also fighting Between St. Etienne and Roanne. On he Rhone at andante. Sta cements of spa his repulsed enemy elements including a battalion of Mulli a i tanks after a Lively fight the com who has finally decided on the Pic Imunique added. Jure he will make. Citizen Kanei in the Alps the italians at will be the title and Welles will i tempted some local attacks but in quiet determination to obtain Victory Aid. Bardal says visitors to Canada from the United states would find in the people a quiet but inflexible determination to carry the War to its ultimate end. Alderman Paul bar dal stated in an address of Welcome on the occasion of the opening of the 14th District conference of the International association of print ing House craftsmen saturday morning at the fort Garry hotel. Alderman Bardal declared thai the action of the United states government in releasing its material re sources to the allies indicated that Canada had an act Vic As Well As a passive Friend across the Border. The District conference which is made up of clubs from Duluth St. Paul Minneapolis and Winnipeg will be in session All Day saturday under the chairmanship Oft t. H. Pitt during which time addresses will be Given by a. C. Hammond vice president of Dexter folder company. Chicago Edgar Ransom Winnipeg 14th District representative and International representative to conference and j. A. Leslie manager of the Union Metal com Pany Winnipeg. Cost of Relief j takes big drop i the City of Winnipeg s Bill Relief for the first five this year was less Thane a the first five months of 1939.-jt statement presented to the i View finance committee Friday showed. The City s share of Relief costs foil the first five months of the Yea. Totalled s391.8s9. As compared Ivilo in the corresponding paid of last year. Number of persons on Relief it Winnipeg last month showed a de. Crease of As compared the month of May. 1939. Ettac were 1.106 less married Man and 571 less single men on Reni of in the City during the month but tvs number of women on Relief is. Creased by 12. Rules for refugees Geneva june 22. A the Swiss High command Quick to in corporate the lessons of this into its own defence plans issued strict instructions to the Swiss pop. Elation today designed to keep Refu gees off the roads if Switzerland Ever should be invaded. More about Hitler plan continued from one wonders of the Cool deep spotted cow fish t italian troops had unsuccess-1 economic body would t y attempted local attacks in the France. Switzerland to produce direct and act in it. it said. Royal refugees find peaceful Haven in Canada a hastens personal Confidence. The nazis have repeatedly confounded their critics and enemies by telling exactly what they intended to do As in the Case of their invasion of Holland and Belgium. Insofar As the revelations of this nazi official Are concerned they seem to have a marked air of authenticity be cause their entire character con forms with Hitler s ideology and ambition and coincides with nazi Germany s immediate military needs. For these reasons this version of Hitler s supposed peace plan is be ing reported in the manner in which it was summarized by a nazi inter mediary who has possibly been commissioned to break the news to certain Balkan governments. It is said that Hitler s Berlin peace conference would probably not make Many Large transfers of territory Between european states after Rumania had ceded parts of Transylvania to Hungary and the Dob Rudja District to Bulgaria. The nazi spokesman asserted that an economic Union would be formed Between Hungary and Rumania. Yugoslavia Greece Bulgaria and european Turkey would be Pinkei nto one economic group but Italy s precise sphere of influence was not discussed perhaps significantly. Familiar plan the plan that Poland would be reconstituted As an Independent tale had a familiar startling sound o it which was typically nazi. It Vas explained that the new Poland would resemble the present czech tale and that the two would be inked together presumably As Ger Man protectorates. Around Ger Nany. As the main political and be grouped Olland Bel Gium and Denmark. It is stated that this map of Hitler Ian Europe has already been completed in Berlin in All its Essen tial aspects. Delegates to the so called peace conference apparently would merely examine the new european map and sign on the dotted borderlines. Hitler s emissary to the Balkans declared that Germany would try to break Britain s resistance by violent Aerial bombardments. He admitted that British air raids had heavily damaged the Industrial districts of the Rhineland and the Ruhr. He claimed that Germany already has several subterranean air plane plants in operation and would build More they could function with out danger from air raids. The nazi official Plain that Ger was deeply concerned Over the great destruction which could be wrought upon her from the air and therefore was particularly worried Over the probability of the United Stales coming into the War. For this reason. Hitler s proposed european economic bloc is particularly designed to offset any Anglo american co operation especially if it should eventually become a military Alliance. Callouses new clinic tested Quick Snow Mck Relief for callouses Burn ing sensations or tender Ness on Bottom of your feet. Cushions soothes the sensitive spot. New patented design shape separate medications included for quickly removing callouses. Get b Box today 1 coat but a trifle. Be w praik1k Gladiolus excursion trains leave to . 5.m . 6-k Toronto Windsor Niagara june 30th including scat and from Winnipeg and return tickets obtained at Mackie s ind service. Notre Dame ave i we. Phone iks. Or write w. Re Prairie Gladiolus society _ soon to journey to Ottawa where they will be the guests of the Earl and countess of Athlone. Princess Juliana and her two children arc enjoying the peaceful Security of the Seigniora club in Quebec. Far from War torn Holland. She Royal refugees arc finding relaxation in the Beautiful Countryside surrounding the club. The baby princesses left Are shown playing on the spacious Lawn their Mother Olavs with them on a swing for appointing this company under your will you Are assured of a permanent responsible experienced and efficient executor. Coupled with these desirable qualities you have the Benefit of the judgment of sympathetic officers highly trained in the administration of estates. The London Western trusts company limited Winnipeg Saskatoon Vancouver Victoria ;