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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 01, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two. Winnipeg free press monday july 1, 1940 doings in radio world dial twisting newsreel broadcast is arranged by by j Eek b. Whittall. Latest bbl programme to augment Csc National net work schedules is the but bbl newsreel 30 minutes of news and interviews broadcast at 10 o clock this service is in addition to the two daily Broad casts of the bbl , heard locally on sky at 10 . And 3.45 . Curc also includes the 10 o clock broadcast in its schedule s. Concert Hull of the air. H. V. Kallenborn. Voic c is i Alu Cal workshop. Ii. V. Kaltenborn familiar to local dealers his twice daily broadcasts on Abc i fyr. It 12.05 and s.45 . Pc j senti in shrewd and timely com j Mentar ifs on the european situation. Set in at Tendance record last week for the Cit a u d r u m. When 14.000 Poi sons heard him deliver in address Fin v i abroad Pill at homr a n u r. D e r i i auspices of lilt american r c i Cross. A Cund radio i chord also Sot last at the Republican j nominating convention when 1101 microphones used. Previous High inc urging to Henry Grossman. Lbs in Ginger. Was the Coronation when on i microphones vere used. Microphones Cost about 5100 each so a Little mental Fri Tomelic in 110 microphones will give listeners some idea of the Lott u the net j in a detaining i show like he convention. This week s goes to Abc s j farm and Hozinec k in. Which dedicated a six foot Square three Quarter ton. Abc chimed clock Dur ing monday s broadcast on Abc Fyk 10.30 . Marking the Chicago merchandise Mart s tenth anniversary. It is expected that the Chimes lil become As familiar to visitors in Chicago s Loop As big Ben s Chimes Are to londoners. Graphs. Up and listen. I i 6 aces. 7 us Mill s Hatto alias Deacon with Bob Burns. Be announced. Can. Notebook. J orchestra. In bal. The music room i Csc i. I news bulletin in bal. 10 . Period Csc for today ceo. The troops in England and sign off. Meredith Wilison s mask Al revue replace Fibber Mcrice and Canadian network Cbc-cbk1 i news bulletins via Csc Short pc i be announced. For women i Csc Van Couver 1 songs i Csc. Calling i series Cuc. Day talk. News bulletins i Csc. The troops m Bot Bowman it Mininc Tatur. Be Anno Lincci. A Stincs. K fyr. Bismarck 550 . Scars Tenor. In the news. Claire. Orchestra. Douglas sports column. Youth a America. News programme. And world news. Orchestra. Telephone hour dance music a voice of the people. 1 l. Q. Martin ? music. Commentary by to r. Ybarra. 8. American women. Waring in pleasure time. D. Banners l Mon programme. He announced. And news j Orch. I ,._ National network Csc Molly for the summer months and j programme. Wear net will be heard tuesday at 7.30 . J work. Via sky. In addition to Wilson s orchestra featured Al season on the Good news broadcasts Kay St. Ger main. Ray Hendricks. And Cliff Nazarro. The double talk comedian will be soloists. Monday Curc Winnipeg 630 . 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Successful end Marks Emerson fair Emerson Man., july 1. Special 58th annual fair under the presidency of Norman c. Mclean closed saturday night after three Days of excellent attendance. Exhibits were smaller in number than in other years but the Quality was much higher and the officers of the agricultural society were Well pleased with their efforts under the present conditions. Mrs. George l. Breckon Secretary of the society was highly praised for her Excel Lent work. The kiwanis club of Winnipeg 500 Strong attended the fair and Midway attractions saturday after noon after dedicating their new Flagstaff at the junctions of the two South bound highways at Emerson. Premier John Bracken was in at Tendance at the dinner served in the Emerson municipal rink to the visitors. Sweeps All Alex. Milne was the chief Winner n the horse Section showing an excellent group of clydes that swept the Board in their respective classes. Frank Gray had three drive winners in the stallion class n Breckon made a Fine sweep in the general purpose and Robert Johnson Hung up a red ribbon for he agricultural classes. A. C. Milne took every prize in the shorthorn cattle and Harry Hancock. Dominion City had the jest bulls on display. Ralph pay ton had the Best in the Dairy and beef classes. A. R. Knowles won the Junior title. Reg. Mcclelland Letellier made a cleanup in the Swine and Marguerite Breckon and Ross Calder split the honors in the Junior club exhibits. Harry Hancock Dominion City also won every prize with a Fine display in the sheep and Bob pow duplicated the Effort in the poultry class. Vegetable entries were very Dis appointing but baking entries were strongly contested. Mrs. James 3reckon and mrs. George Breckon divided the honors with major wins a Many classes. Mrs. Docsa Utellis Letellier and was. Lowen Rosenfield were the Ligh scorers in the Domestic manufactured display. Mrs. V7m. Calder Letellier won the Blue ribbon Spe Cial and mrs. Peter Fraser Letellier had first in the Morris Mill no co. Specials. Mrs. Jim Breckon Valter Beckstead Ridgeville and Harry Hancock Dominion City had a share in the t. Eaton specials. 500 applications refused by . Detroit july 1. Ion officials turned away without explanation saturday 500 applicants or Border identification cards which aliens commuting from can Idian Border cities to employment n the United states Are required to carry. John l. Zurbrick District director of immigration said he could not comment on the action. Canadian residents of Detroit contemplating Holiday visits to re a tics across the Border were advised to cancel their trips. Attorneys estimated it might take six months for them to obtain the pass ports necessary for their return to the United states so clogged is immigration machinery. H. Lee Mason Pittsburgh former state judge arrived saturday Over great Northern lines in route for a fishing vacation at Minaki. Tour of a kind wows negro quartet logical successors to the former wow stars the Mills Brothers and the charioteer. Left to right they Are James and Eddie Sapp Herbert Houston and Adam Jackson. They started out from Savannah ga., in Bolij and have travelled East and West singing and swinging As they went and making recordings on their Days off. Mae Day july 3, a at 1 . Farm chunks Sparcia from Uther Manitoba Uklid every win Sivate sales daily Jhc list Lars. Hour of prayer i Csc Montreali. Trial Csc. Montreal if a copy Gano i Csc Toronto u Pharn Richardson Orch. Csc . Civ listings. Approximately 500 members of the fort Rouge Branch of the Cana Dian legion left saturday morning Over Canadian National lines for i picnic at grand Beach. Under the supervision j. Craig chairman of the picnic committee a number of races for the children wore run off. While the legion itself organized a Parade along the Board walk Many champions declared at Carman agricultural fair Carman july 1. The second Day of the Carman fair concluded with judging in All classes. In the Bacon Type of hogs j. B. Davidson of Kane got first for boar one year or Over winning also the boar under six months and the championship for boar of any age also firsts in Breeding sows two years under one year and the championship award for sow any age. Walter butter and son of Rose Bank won a number of awards get Ting first in the boar Over six months Breeding sow under one year and winning the award for the sow and litter under four months. E. Anderson of Roland. Man., was awarded championship for the Best Bacon hog first for pen of three hogs and Best sow and litter these being in the unregistered hog class in the Light horse class Standard bred there was a Small entry. J n. Kyle of Carman winning firs with a three year old stallion t. J Lewis of Morris winning the award for the foal of 1940 and Brood Mare with foal. In the Hackney class. Cliff Loree of Carman received the three year old stallion award. In the harness class. Raymond Finlay. Homewood. Was first with single roadster single Carriage and pair in harness d. G. Mcpherson of Myrtle getting second in the single roadster class and the aware for the lady Driver class. Raymond fifi Lay got second award also the Saddle horse class Marc or gelding and second in the lady Driver class j. Dunbar Carman received the award for ponies under 11 hands for single Driver Saddle Pony Best boy rider and Best girl rider. D. G. Mcpherson received the awards for Driver and Saddle Pony under 14 i hands. The Light horse championship was awarded to t. H. Lewis Morris. In the Canning exhibits mrs. H. Wall. Brunild secured seven firsts for canned fruits mrs. W. Breckin Carman getting five firsts winning for one Pound of Home cured Ham. L. Tallman and Margaret a. Fraser were judges. Grains and Flowers the grains and Flowers exhibition brought out a Large entry the special Strachan seed company award for most Points in sections 1-10 going to mrs. Bert Sutton Carman. The farm and Home products Dis play open to boys and girls clubs and Rural school districts was awarded to the Sharon Flower club Miami. R. H. Colpitt. Carman received the award for Best collection Early vegetables. E. H. Mcgill Carman second. The special a bins Nur Sery prize in and Flower class was divided Between mrs Byron Hartley. Roland and mrs. W. Finch Carman. The Honey awards were divided Between mrs. B. E. Graham and mrs. George Fox and Morley Tomp Kins All of Carman. In the domes tic manufacturers senior class Madeline Mccann Carman received two firsts and three seconds mrs. Eli Baldwin Starbuck 11 firsts Gladys Sandison Graysville being also Winner in several classes. The boys and girls exhibits produced one of the heaviest entries in the fair. The manual class awards went of Harold Taylor Boyne school Floyd Andrews Sharon Ulric Guilbault Fanny Stelle Jack Mceachirn. Boyne Edward Lewis Sperling Clayton Dennison. Rose Isle and Ernest Stevens Rose Isle. G. G. Newfeld and a. J. Manning were judges. Livestock in Jersey cattle h. W. Thomas. Brandon swept the Small Field with first in every class. In the sheep. Southdown. R. B. Hunter s Winnipeg exhibit received All awards Vinning also in the Shropshire class. In Oxford Downs. G. N. Suther land Lariviere got first s. Cross Man. Winnipeg second and third in the aged ram class the latter winning also the shearling rams. G. N. Sutherland and s. Crossman divided awards in the other classes in this Breed. In Stewart Brown glad Stone won first and third in a ram class Maxwell Colony. Pigeon Lake second Stewart Brown won the balance of the firsts in this class the Maxwell Colony winning seconds and thirds. In Hampshire. G. A. H. Knox Miami was awarded first in Shear Ling rams Ewe one Shear and Shear Ling Ewe. Winning the awards in the Lamb classes. In graded sheep Ewe. Any age Alan Baker. Graysville. First and second. W. H. Nichol third. Baker won the shearling Ewe class Stew Art Brown won class three Ewe or wether Lamb. The general purpose horse class judged by a. E. Arnall. Mac sex Smith Carman winning first in Mare or gelding class Over three years e. F. Swain Carman second and third. Agricultural horses gelding or filly one year Frank Clark first Mac Sexsmith second. Gelding or filly Over three years a. Brownridge Brandon first f. E. Clark second. Earl Taylor car Man won in the foal class of 1940 Mel Dracass second and third. Earl Taylor Graysville won the award for Brood Mare with foal m. Dra Cass second. Championships the championship any age. Either sex was won by Austin Brown Ridge Brandon. Registered clydes Russell Al Ford Carman first for foal of 1940, Brood Mare with foal three animals get of sire two animals progeny of dam. And two fillies two years and under. Championship Mare any age wan won by Austin Brown Ridge Champion stallion c. Arm Strong. Carman. Registered Percheron m. B. Wood Homewood. Won in aged Stal Lions also championship stallion any age. General purpose teams in har Ness . Swain got first Earl Taylor second and Walter Weil third. Grade mares or geldings in har Ness g. Austin first f. E. Clark Carman second. The same placings were made in teams is harness registered mares any Breed. E. Austin got the awards in heavy draft teams in har Ness four horse and six horse team f. E. Clark second in each class. F. E. Clark won the special award of the Royal Bank the Champion ship by Clydesdale horse association going to Austin Brownridge. The special for Clyde Colt. Russell Elford first e. Taylor second m. Dracass third. Aberdeen Angus Entile h. Leader Portage received the majority of awards winning also the Seni in Champion female ribbon and grand Champion ribbon. D. P. Stratton Rosser. Won the Junior Champion female ribbon also for Bull two years. Leader win Ning for Bull Over three. Dominion Day no Holiday for troops while some soldiers of military District 10 had a Holiday Dominion Day the entire District Headquarters staff and the staff of no. 2 air training command of the Royal Canadian air Force and All other . Stations in the command continued working. Members of the cavalry school wont out Early in the morning to Pine Ridge and spent the Day carry no out intensive mechanized train no in armoured car tactics under the command of majors s. H. Fos Ter and p. H. R. Coupland. Enlistment of volunteers for the Winnipeg Light infantry and for the Royal Canadian air Force went n through the Day without a break. The infantry and artillery training schools continued operations. Recruiting for the 3rd Field ambulance of the Royal Canadian army medical corps will commence at 9 . Tuesday in room 15, Minto armoires major w. M. Musgrove officer commanding announced. Preference would be Given to single men Between the Ages of 20 and 40, with education up 1o Grade eight of better and with some training in first Aid h estate. Some 200 recruits of the Royal Winnipeg rifles paraded to the Osborne stadium monday after noon to see the baseball game Between Crooks on and the maroons. Lieut col. J. K. Bell officer commanding announced that the women s auxiliary of the regiment would hold a Garden party and Tea to raise funds for comforts for the men in the grounds of holy Trinity Church from 3 . To 9 ., Friday. Men of the artillery training Centre will hold a sports Day Dur ing the coming week end. Major d. R. Agnew officer commanding announced. More about air attacks continued from Page one More about japanese Conti Riund from Page one saturday by foreign minister Hachiro speech which though it made a bid for japanese domination of the entire far East including the Netherlands indies was regarded by the army at least As a weak one. It had been substituted for a proposed Monroe Doc Trine declaration by the govern ment. The army it was said desired a positive diplomatic policy As re Gards the far East rather than a negative one. Face great peril Shanghai july 1. A sir Archibald Clark Kerr. British ambassador to China said in a Broad cast saturday that the British government soon will announce a plan whereby britons in China and else where in the far East will been tabled to offer their services to the government. He said there is no use Minc ing words. We face great peril. But we have stood in similar peril before and we Are not alone but enjoy the Promise of the boundless resources of our Empire and our not recognizing doctrine Washington july 1. Indications were Given Friday that the United states had no intention of concurring in the japanese Monroe doctrine for the far East enunciated by foreign minister Arita. Reasonable Saj s fish new York july 1. Bup rep. Hamilton fish new York sat urday declared he endorsed the Asiatic Monroe doctrine which Japan has announced. We could not and cannot object to Japan holding the same views As the United states in its declaration of a Monroe doctrine for he said in an address at the Japan Day Observance at the world s fair. Bombers sink Many Junks London july 1. Reuters news Agency despatch from Chung King said saturday that 80 Japan Ese bombers Sank Many Junks in the Yangtze River and drowned an undetermined number of Boatmen in a raid sixth on the provisional chinese capital this week. Bombs also started big fires in a lumber Yard along the River. The bombers attacked in three groups. Germans called up Shanghai july 1 Ger Man consulate saturday notified German youths of the class of 1921 or 19 years of age resident in Shanghai to report for registration for possible military service. Placing evacuees Manitou Man., july i. Special Rev. G. A. Harris anglican clergy Man at Kaleida received a Cable Gram from his brother James of Sutton Oldfield. Warwickshire England in connection with the government scheme for evacuating English children to Canada asking him to place six children. Or. Harris had no difficulty placing these Chil Dren and reports that he could have placed several More. The French coast of the British Channel and set four German air Craft afire and damaged others. Widespread attacks on transport Industrial and military objectives Friday night in Germany Belgium and Holland with damage done to All these objectives also were announced. Six British planes were lost Dur ing these raids. In addition to German planes destroyed on the ground five Messe Schmitts were shot Down. Qualified observers said the nightly raids on military objectives in the Reich during the last week have had disastrous effect on the enemy. These sources said that information seeping into Britain from Ger Many indicates serious curtailment of nazi Industrial output As a result of the continued raids. Night shifts have been abandoned in Many factories and extensive damage has been caused by the . Over a wide area. It was stated that Britain having thus obtained initiative in the air. Nov intends to keep it. These sources said that on the other hand nazi raids on Britain. Admitted intended As a curtain Raider for the big have failed to achieve important results. Prevent heal attack on saturday night what migh have been serious raids were Averl de by Britain s fighter aircraft which prevented the nazi bombers from effecting a real attack. During Friday and saturday Britain s bombers continued to Hai ass the enemy bombing military objectives in Germany the nether lands and France. Competent quarters declared that the ., having achieved Aerial initiative despite the Miles added to bomber routes by the fall of France Are Able now to select tar gets most worthwhile to attack. Each night for a week . Fliers have struck at munition works aircraft factories Oil dumps and railway junctions in Germany. They even have made Daylight at tacks on Industrial centres and parked air planes. Appearance for the first time of fighter patrols Over Germany Dur ing last they said is evidence that British successes have forced the germans to withdraw fighters from other fronts to Cope with the behind the lines attacks. Air ministry bulletin the following bulletin was issued last night by the air ministry yesterday afternoon a forma Tion of . Bombers carried out a Surprise attack on Abbeville air drome a Hanger was hit four enemy aircraft were set on fire and others were damaged. All our air Craft returned safely. Last night our bombers made attacks on the chemical factory at Hochst which was left in flames on Dortmund Ems Canel on mar shalling Yards at Soest Schwertz i Hamm and Aremburg on military objectives in the Region of Baden m others near Cologne and in Bois de chimay in South Belgium m Aird Romes at no Derney Bor Kum and Schigol in Holland Barge and Munster in Northwest Ger Many and Merville in France damage was done to All objectives. Three of our aircraft Are missing. This morning a formation of our bombers again attacked Mer Ville Ai drome and bombed enemy aircraft on the ground. Three of our aircraft failed to return. A patrol of our fighters engaged a number of Messe Schmitts Over Down 3nd shot one this afternoon our bombers at fort Rouge Chase leads to capture arrested after a Chase in fort Rouge Early sunday Joseph Ewasiuk no fixed address will face five housebreaking charges in City police court tuesday morn ing. When captured by patrol Serg enat William Brown and con stables Stewart Sinclair and Wil Liam Hurley the alleged burglar police said was armed with a re Volver which had been stolen from the Home of Cecil r. Forsythe its Elm Street a Short time before. Over the week end Sho Breakers broke into Berinstein s drug store. 587 Selkirk Avenue and stole in Cash and s3 in Stamps. Motorist sought goods Yards at Vigna court North of abbe Ville. Fires were started among rolling Stock. On the return tour Ney our aircraft were attacked by a formation of Messerschmidt 109 s . Fighters intervened and shot Down four. All our aircraft capture reported Shanghai july l. Capture of lung How. Important walled cite close to northeastern French indo Cha was reported tonight by japanese military sources who said it Means the entire Border is now police Are looking for the Driver of a car which seriously injured Ernest Goodchild 15, of 516 Trent Avenue at Union Avenue and Wolf Street at 9.40 . Monday and failed to Stop. The youth was taken to Winnipeg general Hospital in the police ambulance and his condition is fair. Price increase for gasoline is rumoured of major Oil compares in Toronto have indicated that then will be some minor increases m in the retail Price of gasoline Manitoba but up to monday of officials in Winnipeg have heart nothing definite on possible boost in rates. Because of the import taxes Jot posed by the War budget wholesale gasoline has been advanced a a cent a gallon in Ontario. Due to subnormal Market for gasoline Toronto retail prices in that wifi will remain the same. 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