Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 27, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday june 27, 1940 anti fifth column Reserve formed organization of an emergency veterans Reserve to be trained to combat fifth column sabotage started in Winnipeg thursday. Present instructions Are that the Reserve will consist of one com Pany of four platoons comprising 163 men of All ranks. Major Harold Hanson will be commander. He said thursday that recruiting would Start tuesday or wednesday and that it was hoped to establish Headquarters at Minto Barracks soon. He emphasized that the Reserve would be a voluntary service organization consisting of veterans of the first great War serving with out pay. Organized along the lines of the old militia and training at at least twice a week. Capt. F. C. Fuller will be second in command. There will be four subaltern not yet appointed. Rev. Thomas Hartig lutheran minister Dies suddenly Rev. Thomas Hartig minister of St. Peter s lutheran Church. Sher Brook and Ellice Avenue and presi Dent of the Manitoba Synod of the United lutheran Church died Sud Denly tuesday. To was 53 years of age and resided at 593 Shirburn Street. Or. Harig had lived in Winnipeg for eight years and previously had served the lutheran ministry at Edmonton. Markinch. Sask. And at Saskatoon. He was born in is Burstedt a cranny. Sur i visors include his widow. Christine j Hartig three daughters. Elizabeth of Montreal and Elfriede and Ruth of Winnipeg and three sons. Walter Theodore and Herbert All of Winnipeg. 1 funeral service will to held Fri a Day at 2 . At the St. Peter s j lutheran Church with burial in Brookside cemetery. Rev. M. Ruc Cius of Winnipeg will conduct the. Service and will be assisted by Rev. A . Of Emerson Rev. K. Kleimer. Of Saskatoon and Rev. G. I Juettner. Of Winnipeg. Bardal s funeral Home has charge of arrange ments. Alexander w. Paterson Alexander w. Paterson died in Winnipeg general Hospital. Wednes Day. Pc was born in Abingdon Scotland to years ago. Coming to Western Canada in 1904, he entered the service of the Canadian Pacific railway construction department. Winnipeg remaining with the rail Way until his retirement three month in 1915 he went to England and enlisted in the Royal serving throughout the War until 1919 when he returned to Canada with the rank of Captain. A sister. Mrs. J. W. Marshall at Shep Perton on thames survives. Funeral service will be held Friday at 1.30 . At Mordue s. Rev. F. Glover will conduct the service and trial will be in old Kildonan cemetery. The pallbearers will be Colin d. Macintosh Kenora. R. A. Davidson c. D. Brown h. W. Mcleod a. H. Foster and t. A. Fel William f. Martin William f. Martin Montreal Busi Ness Man. Died suddenly june 25. He was a brother of John Martin o Winnipeg. For More than 40 years or. Martin was engaged in. The shoe business. On his retire ment. Or. Martin devoted much Lime to . John Martin and his son. James will at Cynd the funeral in Montreal. Thomas. Tennent Thomas Law Tennent 53. Winnipeg insurance Man died at the Winnipeg general Hospital wednes Day. Or. Tennent was born in Motherwell Scotland and came to Winnipeg 1913. During the first great War he served with the Canadian Field artillery. 8th army brigade flying column overseas. He was an Active member of the valour read Branch of the Cana Dian legion. He was a member of the Blue Goose order of insurance men and of Westminster United Church. Survivors include his father. William Tennent four Sis ters mrs. W. B. Wright and mrs. R. G. Harvey both of Glasgow. Scotland mrs. John Wylie and miss Helen Tennent. Both of Winnipeg and three Brothers. William Toronto John of Edmonton and Matthew London England. Funeral service will be held at 2.45 . Friday at the a. B. Gardiner signalman w. Faram of Edmonton escaped capture by the germans by inches when Fel Low Canadian soldiers threw him a rope and hauled him aboard a troop ship off France. Son of or. And mrs. Thomas Faram he has won Many cups and trophies As an Ace cyclist in Edmonton Chapel with burial in the family plot Elmwood cemetery. Rev. E. M. Howse will officiate. The members of the valour Road Branch of the Canadian legion will attend the service in a body and will Supply a guard of Honor. The pallbearers will be William Bruce John m. Smith. Harold Elliott. George Robertson. Cecil r. Forsyth and Hugh Ham. William Sci Nell funeral service for William Shnell. 66. Of Langenburg. Sask., who died at Russell. Man., june 24, following an Accident was held thursday afternoon at Bardal s Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. H. H. Honebein conducted the service. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Bern Ard Grey of san Antonio mines Man., and mrs. Fred Johnstone of Toronto and three sons George of Ottawa Harold of Winnipeg and William of Langenburg sask. Robert b. Elder Robert Black elder. 72. Of Bexley court died wednesday at the Winnipeg general Hospital. He was a retired Mechanic and had lived in Winnipeg for the past 30 years. Or. Elder was born in Fifeshire Scot land. Survivors include his widow mrs. Jane elder two daughters mrs. J. Lyons of Winnipeg and mrs. A. Pruden of red Lake ont. And two sons Thomas and William both of Winnipeg. Funeral service will be held at 4 . Friday with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Bar dal s funeral Home has charge of arrangements. H. A. Stancil Victoria . Harry Alfred Stancil. 80. Native of London eng., and resident of Winnipeg before coming Here 15 years ago died wednesday. Fiss your tired feeling goodbye Pep less Many suffer Low blood Don t know it. 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The trouble is not so much physical pain but it is the mental Gaffer Jig caused by the embarrassing Dis i sure input of the face which very Zitea makes the sufferer ashamed to go oat in company. The quickest Way to get rid of i pimples 13 to improve the general health by a thorough cleansing of the blood of it impurities. I Burdock blood bitters cleanses purifies the blood get rid of your pimples by taking . V. Tilt rare co lm., Toronto ont. Moke about second division continued from Page one Adas direct assistance to Britain for the immediate future it is Felt will be concentrated upon supplies and equipment. The manufacture of War materials is proceeding on a greatly enlarged scale. The emphasis is on equip ment rather than infantrymen while the Commonwealth air plan is going ahead under forced draft and May be seeded up still More As Britain needs fliers. So planes per week the government has got the weekly output of air planes up to 30 machines of which 20 Are sent to Britain in which the British instil the engines. The other 10 Are used for the air training plan and the government is buying engines from the United states. Construction of tanks has also been arranged and is going ahead. With these developments. Undertaken far ahead of previous plans the Canadian motor car Industry is Radi ply turning Over to mechanical transport for British and Canadian armies. This week s budget gave this process a big impetus with its drastic automobile tax. All of these things tie in with the defence of Britain and the number one Factor at the present time is the mobilization of Cana Dian Industry. Hon. C. D. Howe minister of munitions and Supply receives a steady Stream of Lead ing industrialists in his office and every machine that can be used in War production will be lined up. On the military Side Canada s next step is probably the creation of a Strong defence Force. Recruit ing of non permanent units Marks the initial stage of these plans and beyond that the new conscription Bill will be used if necessary. On the financial Side Canada is waging a fight to conserve foreign Exchange which in Plain language Means getting As Many United states dollars As possible in order to buy United states planes guns and equipment. The budget indicated one Way of accumulating United states dollars and that is to reduce purchases in the United states. The 10 per cent War Exchange tax combined with Adverse Exchange rates of 11 per cent against Canada creates virtually a total Tariff against most american goods. One source of United Stales Dol Lars be the tourist Industry which has received a serious blow in the american decision to require passports for visitors to the United states. The impression in the United states appears to be that this will mean americans need pass ports to enter Canada. Prime min ister Mackenzie King announced wednesday that americans May come in As freely As Ever. But the fact remains that hotel and Holiday reservations in Eastern Canada have been cancelled in hundreds of instances by americans who Sud Denly decided against a Canadian visit. Canada is going a strenuous Effort to attract those visitors for every american who enters Canada with Cash in his pocket will figure whether he knows it or not in the defence of Britain this sum Mer. The Money he spends will return to his country to buy fast planes. Labor Board to be created Ottawa june 27. National labor Supply Council to advise the government on wartime labor matters and to Aid in settling labor disputes has been authorized by order in Council passed june 19, it was Learned nere today. A. J. Montreal personnel chief for Canadian National rail ways has been selected by the government to act As chairman and 10 members of the Board will be announced shortly. Five members of the Board will be nominated by representative Tabor organizations and the other five by representatives of employers. Thief and Bride sent to prison convicted of theft from person and wilful damage William g. Cap stick a recent arrival from Van Couver ., was sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary by mag Istrate r. B. Graham in City police court thursday. Capstick s Bride was sentenced to one year on the wilful damage charge. William Kohanek also was convicted on the wilful damage count and sentenced to one year. Victim of the theft was mrs. Frank Woods 328 Hargrave Street. To was robbed of during a scuffle with the Cap Sticks. Follow ing their wedding Celebration june 15. Youth to discuss economic conditions a youth hearing taking the form of an informal discussion on the Economy be and social conditions of the Young people of North Winni Peg will be held thursday at 8 . At 239 Selkirk Avenue. Those taking part will include representatives of the Universal athletic club Vari Ous Trade unions High schools Manitoba student groups and United Church Young people. A. V. Pigott will be chairman and miss Margaret Gilchrist Delegate from the Manitoba youth Congress to the Canadian youth Congress will be present. Orangemen cancel Celebration plans orangemen of Winnipeg be cause of the present War situation have decided not to hold their usual Celebration july 12. In its place the county of Winnipeg which comprises All lodges will sponsor a Public service of loyalty and supplication saturday afternoon. July 13 in Wesley Park. Besides the Orange Lodge lodges of the ladies Orange benevolent association Loyal True blues and other groups will take part in the service which will be preceded by a Parade from Scott memorial Hall. The county of Winnipeg will hold its annual Church Parade on sunday july 7, to Knox Church. Victoria Vancouver Prince George Jasper Beaverlodge Mcmurray. Edmonton. Calgary. Far View mid West Clarion ceases publication the mid West Clarion alleged Organ of the communist party of Canada and successor to the ban Ned daily Clarion of Toronto has ceased publication it was Learned thursday. Two leading members of the Clarion staff at present face trial for breaches of the defence of Canada regulations. A third mrs. Annie Buller. Business manager is still the object of police search. Perth. Australia. Up noise pests in this australian City Are frogs. Citizens have petitioned civic authorities to get rid of the raucous croakers who disturb every night. H. Schlamp arrested under defence Law alleged to have made statements intended or Likely to cause Dis affection to his majesty Harry Schlamp was arraigned in City police court thursday morning on a breach of the defence of Canada regulations. Taken into custody wednesday by detective scr Sant William Mcpherson Schlarp was remanded to july 4 without the charge be ing read. France blockaded London june ?.l. Brit ish blockade now has been extended to France and All ships bound or leaving French ports occupied by the enemy will be liable to be Stop Ped and subjected to the usual procedure of contraband control the British broadcasting corporation reported last night. Weather reports issued by the meteorological ser vice of Canada High Low last from yest. Today. 24 his. Apr t 53 64 70 65 61 66 75 78 71 Lethbridge Medicine hat Swift current Moose jaw. Ult Battleford 68 Prince Albert 72 Regina. 70 Broadview. Minnedosa Winnipeg the Pas. Sioux Lookout port Arthur White Hiver Parry sound Toronto Ottawa Montreal s. S. Marie St. Paul Banff Vegreville red Deer Stettler 64 Coronation n8 Empress 74 Drumheller 64 Brooks 70 Cowley. 7fi Ivra Cleod. 70 Cardston 78 Foremost s4 Lloydminster 64 Macklin ,18 Kindersley Elbow Outlook Saskatoon Humboldt Melfort Yorkton. Kama Csc Consul Shaunavon Assiniboia Indian head yellow Gonsa it Steven Moosomin Swan River Onu Phin Russell Virden "1 "4 pm Vars 70 la Prairie 74 70 r3 Cypress River 74 Morden 72 Emerson. 74 Kenoi a fill 50 4b 40 45 is 49 43 44 48 52 47 55 51 53 54 52 55 55 53 37 36 46 50 4b 48 54 45 51 48 50 45 40 44 48 48 -4b .18 50 42 48 48 44 48 50 52 52 52 52 5b 5fl 46 50 43 52 50 44 .31 .05 .50 ,34 .35. .15 .41 .24 .10 .05 .01 .1.1 .35 .22 .42 .14 .22 .13 .42 .10 .24 .36 .54 .08 .70 .82 1.10 1.82. .04 .14 of .02 .08 .28 .44 or .10 2.84 5.26 6.42 3.42 4.03 2.10 7.29 6.25 2.94 5.63 5.66 5.23 5.14 2.s9 4.65 3.33 5.88 4.73 2.40 4.92 6.80 11.55 6.64 9.28 9.42 7.27 7.d6 0.53 2.34 5.55 6.43 4.04 3.84 4.68 5.25 4.82 5.65 0.36 5.92 4.26 4.42 6.72 5.34 3.18 3.84 3.21 5.90 4.12 2 4b 6.37 a. 42 fi.77 4. 15 i 5.11 r.4f 5.70 3.d2 5.2 4.93 7.s2 fi.55 5. Us . 4. An 5.29 forecasts on Friday Northwest winds partly Cloudy and Cool today with scattered showers. Cloudy and Cool. 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