Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, July 01, 1940

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 01, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 1, 1940 Page fifteen stiff rules German criminal Law proclaimed in Paris j. Paris june 23. By air plane courier to German military government has proclaimed the implication of German criminal Law to Paris with penalties up to death for offences such As Possession of arms or broadcasting Russia seizes bumper crop Budapest july 1. A Russia Josd the Only bumper crop of at and Corn in the Balkan area occupying Bessarabia and the of the Region faces a precarious Sid situation this Winter late frosts followed by torrential Lins and floods reduced this year s of wheat and Corn in Hun try Yugoslavia. Bulgaria and old by an estimated 35 per teat Only in Bessarabia Are flourish is crops reported. Harvesting throughout the rest of the Balkans already is about two weeks late. Official probe of Fraser loss to be held London july 1. Fok Ehold and it was reported 11 or stokers were killed. Craigavon agrees to defence plan Belfast Northern Ireland july 1 bup lord Craigavon Prim minister suggested again saturday that Northern Ireland and Eri unite in a common defence Shem against the threat of aggression by he Axis Powers. I wish to declare that i will b no party directly or indirectly t any change in the Constitution con erred on Northern the irime minister said in reference t Erie demands for Unity of Al Reland. But in the interests of both North and South. I am prepared t or into closest co operation wit prime minister Sammou Valera of Erie on matters of defence provided he takes his stand Besid Britain and clears out the German and italian representatives from Irie and undertakes not to raise any Issue of a constitutional there have been reports that the outlawed Irish Republican army might seek German Aid in order to bring about Unity with North ire and. French planes seized Junquera Spain july 1. A Border reports sat said the French government 3s seized 150 air planes which were to be flown to French to the planes had been concen in an Ai drome near the the reports would Fly them. Did not Saj ests 40 divisions by july 1. A Day message to the nation Walker of Calgary Dominion of the Canadian legion flared our vision must extend to three or four divisions o but to 20 or 30 or even 4 divisions All properly agreement Bombay India july 1. Reported last night that an conference Between Mohandas the dark horse Waves his thanks Nogues to eight for colonies Algiers july 1. The commander of the French armies in Northern Africa said last night that there was no question of abandon ing any or All of the French Terri tories under his Protection or frent i fight French general Auguste and was apparently a Flat denial that the French african would give up under the terms of agreement with Germany. Ing bitterly. The statement Wendell Willkie who culminated a whirlwind last minute Campaign with the whining of the . Republican presidential nomination thursday night is in Happy mood As he receives the congratulations of his followers. Mrs. Willkie left is shown As she awaited results of the convention balloting. Roosevelt favored 9 to 1 by democrats new York july 1. Dell Lewis Willkie Republican presidential nominee arrives today rom a week end cruise to resign he presidency of Commonwealth and Southern corporation and be in organizing his Campaign to oust the new Deal. There is every indication that his Campaign opponent will be Frank in Roosevelt. The latest Gallup poll indicates 9-to-l preference among democrats that president Roosevelt Lead he party in the 1940 Campaign. 3ostmaster general James a. Far by a holdout almost to the last Las come around now to the belief hat or. Roosevelt will seek a third Erm. Threatens to form third party Chicago july 1. Cup sen. Burton k. Wheeler d., Mont. Fire atoned the democratic party today with formation erf a third new and great anti War it refuses to write a keep american boys at Home Plank into the platform at its coming National convention. He charged that the recent re publican convention was controlled of International Bankers and that its nominee Wendell Willkie openly espoused the policy of Ameri can intervention in Europe s blood we who want to keep the United states out of War must see to it that the substance of the language rejected by the republicans is unmistakably accepted by the demo cratic party and incorporated into its he said. If neither party is willing to give this pledge to the american people then a new and great anti War party will arise to Challenge both the old parties. Wheeler said he will oppose the Cabinet appointments of two re publicans Henry l. Stimson As Secretary of War and Frank Knox As Secretary of Navy because both Are publicly avowed proponents of american heavy casualties Marseille june 29 delayed a air raids killed 145 per sons at Poitiers and 73 , according to a belated official announcement Here Topciy. Poitiers is 58 Miles South and slightly West of Tours first pre armistice provisional seat of the French government and Queret 100 Miles Southeast of Tours. Turkish Fleet warns Bulgaria Istanbul july 1 Turk ish Fleet resumed its position at the Mouth of the bosporus saturday after a Black sea cruise which was interpreted As a warning to bul Garia that Turkey is ready to fend herself. Bulgarian mobilization Sofia Bulgaria july 1. Cap Bulgaria proceeding with Quie concentrated More than soldiers last night on the Borders of Turkey and mania. Most were on the turkish fron tier this being attributed in offi Cial Quarter to fears that if soviet Russia seeks to expand toward the Dardanelles this country might be caught Between conflicting turkish and russian interests. Mother of 3 killed Saskatoon july 1. Cup mrs. Margaret Boschman 29-year-Crld wife of a Langham District school teacher and Mother of three Small boys was killed at 6.15 p.m., sat urday on a City Street Here when struck by a car driven by Harry Reid commercial traveller of 144 Bowood Avenue Toronto. Petain govt. Moves London july 1. Reuters news Agency despatch from Cler Mont Ferrand said today that the government of Premier Petain had arrived there from Bordeaux and would move later to Vichy where the French chamber of deputies and Senate also have decided to meet British sub lost London july 1. Admiralty announced that the British submarine grampus was overdue and presumed to be lost. The announcement gave no tails of the grampus assignment she was a Craft of the porpoise mine layer class with Normal complement of 55 men and was completed in 1937. The commander a . C. A. Rowe. Free press form Chart copyright. 1040. Lou Dalesi Polo Park june 29. Tenth Day Winnipeg jockey club summer meeting june 19 to july 4, 1940. Presiding Steward g. W. Schilling stewards h. J. Brokey n. J. Breen r. H. Moore Steward representing the Prairie thoroughbred breeders and racing association e. D. Adams racing Secretary g. W. Schilling placing judges h. Rudol 3. C. Mcrae starter j. Donovan clerk o the Scales a. Rudd clerk of the course f. L. Smith timer h. Johnston general manager r. James Speers assistant manager Clias. F. Roe. Weather Cloudy. Track heavy. Purse s500, claiming. For Olds and upwards. Value to Winner second third fourth 20. Winner entered to be claimed Tor s7flo. 2724 Index horse age it. Up. St. Is. Str. Pin. Jockey Odds ,694 894 ,709 578 60g 673 Aso s50 Sis Quinlan Cave boy mor Charm. Captus miss Mikiji Pagan cart proud Santa Elk River 5 114 6 114 9 106 9 116 10 10s 4 115 6 114 0 123 5 31 i1" g l Smith 2 i 2 i e Roy 35 Shoemaker r Nielsen t Wintle a i s Harris r Stewart 8 w Marsh 3.521 4.50 17.65 1-185 19.10 4.40 3.90 4.55 Sis Quinlan disposed of proud Santa after three furlongs raced into a Lone Lead entering the stretch but began tiring in the last sixteenth and Only just asted. Cave boy lacked Early Speed worked his Way up closed with a Rush through the stretch and would have won in another stride. Mor Charm ran an even race. Captus was away slowly. Proud Santa quit when passed by the Winner. Elk River bled. Time .25, .51 3-5. 1.06 1-5. S2 Mutu Els paid Sis Quinlan. S9.0s straight s3 place s3.60 show Cave boy s5.13 place s3.90 show mor Charm sci.70 show. Winner b.m., 5, Saxon Helen Bond trained by w. L. Young. Went to Post at 2.40. Away at once. Start Good. From Speers Gate. Won driving second and Aird easily. Scratched Fen Picton 113. Overweight miss Mikiji. 3. Owners 1. L. A. Hancock 2, t. H. Morrison f. Bhinehart 4. J. G. Smyth 5, mrs. H. D. Allen 6, h. C. Howell 7, mrs. P. E. Smith 8. Bow Valley stable. Mile and seventy Yards. Purse s300, claim lne. For three year Olds and upwards. Value to Winner s3-1 second so. Hird Sill fourth breeder of Winner six. Claiming Price s7m. Horse ago it. Up. St. It str. Pin. Jockey Happy Jester Nell Strome Gosport Jungle shawl Friendly foe Happy Hunter sunny Colleen flight of Gold 10 4 4 10 5 110 104 115 108 115 120 108 120 2 71. 5" i g l Smith r Leavitt Shoemaker r Stewart w Beard s Karris a Sylvester r Young Odds 3.75 4.15 21.35 3.05 7.40 8.60 5.20 16.35 Happy Jester raced close to Nell Strome in the Early part took command after six furlongs and draw Clear taut was under urging to the end. Nell Strome went to the front soon after live Start held on determinedly when cd avenged but was not Good enough for the Winner. Gosport raced far Back Early came into Contention entering the stretch and closed with a Rush. Happy Hunter was never a Factor. Sunny Colleen did not appear to like the heavy footing. Time .24 2-5, .51 1-5, 1.20 2-5, 1.50 2-5, 1.55 4-5. Mutu Els paid Happy enter at straight 10.10 place s4.jo show Nell Strome s5.45 place 88.80 show Gosport. 5c.30 show. Winner br.g., 10, will Somers Happy May trained by went to Post at 3.14. Away at once. Start Good., from Speers Gate. Won easily second and third driving. Scratched purple Heather. 97 Ven sett 105. Overweight Nell Strome 2. Corrected weight sunny Colleen 108, owners 1. J. Smith 2. L. R. Knifong 3. E. E. Shoemaker 4. W. Jarvis 5. T. Burton a t. J. Southwood 7, mrs. O. Bennett 8, g. Bacher or. Imd one half furlongs. Purse shoo . For. Three year Olds and upwards. Value to Winner Saou Sacconi Shu third fourth Sotl. Claiming Price Odds 1.67i 8.25 17.70 4.95 15.25 7.90 9.15 21.25 31.85 11.70 2726 horse age it. Up. St. A str. Fin. Joekay 2g77 2712 2873 5706 2710 Snowberry a Moo san 9 Fayette Prince 20 crack mortgage 5 chinese custom u Olaa girl 4 i wensleydale 8 Shirone Sarah 4 so Good a in qua. 5 113 113 113 a 115 113 111 105 113 114 2 41 01 10 5 71 i 3i 2 i 71 41, 31 05 10 4 51 6 7i s 9 w e Shea e Neal Schneidor e stagings r Russell g l Smith l Hamilton Shoemaker a brute Mccormick _ _ Snowberry raced forwardly and under mild restraint in the Early part Dis posed of crack mortgage entering the stretch and Drew out to win with something in Reserve. Moo san Well up Early dropped Back but came again stoutly through the stretch. Fayette Prince went Well but could never threaten. Crack mortgage made the Pace held on gamely to the stretch but had nothing left for the drive. Wensleydale broke badly raced into Contention but gave again in the last 9uatinie .25 3-5, .51 4-5, .1.21 3-5, 1.29 2-5. S2 Mutu Els paid Snowberry 15.35 Nora Siut place show Moo san place show Fayette Prince jtl.10 show. Winner b.m., 8, Volta Thistlewood trained by Jones. Went to Post at away at once. Start Good from Speers Gate. Won easily second and third same. Scratched Gallant 1 Riar 113 knee action merry Centaur 108. Overweight shining Sarah 2 Noca 1. Owners 1 mrs. . Smith 2, w. J. Gillespie 3, Thomas and Whiteside 4, b. A. Bro overweight shining Sarah 2 Noca owners 1 mrs. . Smith 2, w. J. H. Hughes 5, a. And f. Dippel a mrs. A. H. Dietz 7, j. Russell 8, mrs. Books j. H. Caulk 111, Clear Lake stable. Daily double Sis Quinlan to Snowberry fourth six and one half purse s300, claiming. For three year Olds and upwards. Value to Winner s3-12, second so third fourth s2u, breeder of Winner Sis. Claiming Price s700. Horse age it. Up. St. A str. Fin. Jockey 2704 Tea club 4 106 2682 Levi Cooke 8 118 2720 Esco Star 11 118 2691 Oddesa Beau 8 113 2706 Jolo 5 113 2704 Royal cup 7 111 2684 Jannite 3 103 i l 2 r Leavitt s Harris l Hamilton e boy w Brite r Russell g l Smith Odd 1.60 3.30 5.35 6.85 8.65 15.10 13.10 Tea club took command at once made the Pace under Stout restraint held in Well All the Way and won with something in Reserve. Levi Cooke pressed the Winner closest made several bids but was not Good enough. Esco Star raced forwardly and closed gamely to the end. Oddesa Beau began closing ground through the last three furlongs and finished Well. Tune 26 52 2-5, 1.21 3-5, 1.29 1-5. ?2 Mutu Els paid Tea. Club s5.20 Tara Light Sou place s2.su show lev Cooke is. 25 place sh.3u show Esco Star Shuw. Winner ch.f., 4, Cudgel Tea party ii. Trained by n. Inns. Went to Post at 4.21te. Away at once. Start Good from Speers Gate. Won easily second and third same. Overweight Marmite 3. Owners 1 e. T. Myers 2. Fort Garry stables 3, n. Northwood Morrison 5, miss l. White 6, w. G. Trevenen 7, h. M. Middleton. 4, t. H. 2728 _ fifth race one and three quarters Miles. True Blue claiming Lland Cap. Purse s71ki. For four year Olds and upwards. Value to too second s12ii, third fourth s 40. Claiming Price s7uo. Odds horse age it. Up. St. It sir. Fin. Jockey 2705 2sb7 2687 2688 2887 2687 2705 Sweet pal clinker baby Joe Clear sailing Poi Pete balancer 105 113 113 112 1im 106 110 21 5 i11 34 2i 5 4h 0 7 g Smith e Shea t Everett s Harris r Leavitt a Shoemaker l Hamilton 11.77 1.85 3.50 5.25 16.60 5.15 Sweet pal Well bandied. Foh owed closest in Pursuit of the pacemaker under tout restraint to the last three furlongs responded willingly when called upon and taking command outlasted Knack in the drive. Knack responded Well when called upon finished strongly in the stretch but could not reach the Winner. Sinker raced forwardly made a bid Coterine the stretch but faltered lightly in the drive. Clear sailing tired after making the Pace for a mile and three 1.25. 1.54 3-5, 2.25, 2-53, 3.22. Sio.80 place m.6u show Knack Sweet show w. Gate. Overweight Hitler strategy Chicago july 1. Bup Secre tary of agriculture Wallace last night charged that Hitler is already trying to put his strategy of Divide and conquer into effect in the West Ern hemisphere. Wallace warned that Hitler was now trying to create inter Ameri can dissension As a prelude to what Wallace said would be attempts to dominate the Western hemisphere economically 2708 bowery us f 109 2 2 26g3 Oksala 6 111 3 1 la Gata 103 0 2688 fort cr.lig-. I 1j8 a a 2688 Sun a. It 4 3 1715 Dover patrol 4 1 Gaulle offers reasons for defeat London july 1. Denis Surat of the French Institute saturday issued figures which the Indian nationalist and lord Linlithgow the wish Viceroy to India has failed it Lar result in any agreement i Ween the two. He said were estimates by Charles Gaulle indicate the germans captured in the Flanders Battle in the Battle of France. The number killed was put 60000 and wounded at Gen. That at while the figures attributed to Gen. De Galle head of the French National committee apparently applied to the Allied forces the captured obviously would be mostly French since British losses dead and missing did not exceed in the Flanders Battle. Some 000 British troops were safely it Gaulle was quoted by Surat asserting the French army was beaten without being Able to fight because the German tanks behind the front line destroyed Supply convoys because the civil Popula Tion made the roads impassable and because in Many cases troops had to surrender because of Lack of ammunition. S2 Mutu Els paid pal 53 Milr Alcini place Aloiv place a. Clinker s3.40 show. Winner ., 10, Princo pal Sweet Patuc trained by j. Leighton. Went to Post at 4.57. Away at once. Start Good from Speers e won driving second and third same. Scratched Joe Sam miss p. Swallow 2, m. C. Lambert 3. J. Friday 4, j. G. Bremner or. W. O. York 6, f. Rhinehart 7. E. W. Darn or. 2_nn_sixth furlongs. Parse claiming. For the acc year t Olds and upwards. Value to Winner s342, second third Sjo fourth breeder of Winner Winner entered to be claimed Lor Odds Index hots age it. Up. St. It 2 in Ujj 45 8 51 3 11 4 3-i 6 str. Fin. Jockey r Young 4 6 Eshea g a Smith a Sylvester Eneal r Leavitt 2.05 3.05 4.70 10.55 g.6ii 4.90 bowery us forced the Pace in the Early stages forged to the front entering the stretch Drew out approaching the finish and won easily. Oksala made the Pace hard pressed held on gamely but was forced to give Way in the final drive. At 5 34 away at once atari Good Tram Peers Gale won a and. Juci you on ?h1rrt same overweight bowery us 2 Sun 1 fort Craig 2 owners 1, h. J. Percy h. C. Frozen 3, h. J. White 4. Patton and Mcgowan 5, h. Humphries 6, Eaton stable. Inic. Fume j300, claiming. For three year i old and upwards. Value to Winner 5300, second so third fourth claiming Price s of. Fet Beard 1 e Shea .95 l Hamilton 13.20 a Shoemaker 3.40 w Yarling 66.60 go Smith 8.10 e Roy 103.45 t Wintje 31.35 r Cavitt 10.80 the snap judgment Clacton society editor Bakerstown Dengue Grimsby perfect Knight Olivia Tullu took command entering the stretch Dun Rode Tellus. 2. Owners 5, h. Judgment programme nos. 4 and 8 1 e Haven 2 mrs p. Matson 3, n. North word 4, e. E. Shoemaker it Lnor Stase 7. A. Finch Dunand 9 pm stable. And. Ciacton-i-521.30. Was issued by Axis to halt reds Bucharest july 1. A Ger Many and Italy were said on it get authority saturday night to have assured Rumania they would pre vent any further red army advances into King. Carol s kingdom. Canada takes Over july i. Previously done by the a Rufh Supply Board will be taken Over by the munitions and Supply department starting today Hon. A d., Howe head of tha department announced last night the move was expected to expedite the placing of orders for British requirements and Speed up generally production munitions of War in Canada. I tuesday at Eaton s the great basement store outstanding event on tuesday the red letter event on tuesday is the basement store Sale. Details of this Sale were presented in a four Page basement store flier distributed through out greater Winnipeg on saturday. One of the outstanding Thrift events of the year this Sale offers specials in All sections of the basement store including a wide selection of soc items which Are displayed on two pages of the flier. Apart from the basement Sale there Are Many seasonable values to be found throughout the store some of which Are featured on this Page. Store closed a Day today for Dominion Day Holiday Kitchen fresh fruit jellies Coconut crumbles All freshly made an assortment of tasty fruit Flavoured squares tips and. Layers. Per la. 22c a Crisp Centre of Peanut butter Candy rolled in toasted Coconut. Per la. 22c Candy sections main and third floors Centre lower prices on a self serve carry and save Basi 7c 7c soup Clark b Tonio 10-oz. Tin soup Clark i vegetable Looi. Tin. Spaghetti lobby s in Tomato sauce no. 1 tall a tin 3 tins cd pineapple Crawford Brand cubes 15-oz. Tin Chicken Hall s Boneless 7-oz. Tin marmalade Norfolk Brand Orange 4-lb. Tin shrimps wet pack tins lobster mephisto Brand no. Site tin. Catchup Ernie Dale Brand Tomato la Lac of. Bottle Dill pickles Dyson a 34-oz. no Telephone delivery. 12c 25c 42c 15c 29c 12c 24c pickles Jubilee Brand Sweet lied sour mixed Chow Bow Etc. 34-oz. Eaton s Mayfair blend Black Tea Eaton s blend pure Coffee la 70c Coffee Tea Palawan blend Black Tea la. Coffee is 61 c 45c Brand in o Pun sardines Glacier Olive Oil Otini doughnuts Eaton made o Dion i of Corn flakes sugar crisps of. Package m at 1 pkg. I grape Tjit juice or. Woody a 20-oz. Tin 25c 8c Fels naptha land by soap bar sunlight latin Dix soap Lux toilet a soap. Cycak 7c boiling beef la. 9e Chuck roast beef la. I2e shoulder roast beef la. 14c thick rib roast beef la. He to delivery food Ateria those provisions also on Sale at our North main Street Foo Sateria Bannerman and odes toilet a soap. Cea Kei Tudor toilet tissue cherries Bulb i. Oranges California valencias dozen new cabbage. La. Graff Tjit at. Lie 8c Dill err .16o 20c be Dill Vur Foo Alili court pm service by experienced staff Telephone order Call 3-2-5 delivery in greater Winnipeg. Meat comb nation in. Boneless St win beef la. Beef kidney. The 2 22c Hamburg Steak fresh minced la. Re p.3o specials shoulder Lamb chops in 19c loin veal chops r 20c cod fillets 13c round Steak 17c shoulder boiling beef la. Brisket boiling i1eef, la. Chuck boast beef in. Found shoulder Koast beef. In. Thick rib or place boast beef la. Dojk cog 4 pm Ioc breasts in. 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A tin c Jam Wei afm i Etna birr with milk 51. Harlei Eva ported v Lleni meal a Tifani or Tkai too Ruddy Civ walnuts in item a Strokin raisins cilium a 25c 30c 3 40c 39e Peanut duties nut Sweet Brand 3-lb. Tin scones Eaton s own Mike 4 Oft Plain or currant dozen i o w Ginger snaps. The a 1 q a old fashioned kind . I 06 third floor Donald third floor fruits and vegetables 6, 30c Grapefruit Cali fornia seedless new potatoes from Watermelon head lettuce each. Plums California Boias la. Lemons dozen. New abbots Fin Bunches tomatoes. In. Dibs Lor 27c 6c 8c 18c 29c 15c 17c 8.30f9 9.so special oranges Golden. Ripe valencias thin skinned and Small size dozen. 23e changes California thin skinned and Juicy 35fi Prinzen. Cantaloupe Calir Ornu Vine Bip Contd Laeh third floor Donald 18o Grill room products counters n i Lare i Stravs by jumbo Jelly oils Rolli with creamy Lemon Strawberry sponge 25c of Herb Strawb Bax and Apple 35c potato salad with Green onions pint 22c danish Pastet. 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