Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 03, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 3, 1940 Page five. 1kayewsky ruling educationists Church plea for injunction rejected by supreme court Ottawa. July 3 status Peter Mayewsky priest of of Kev. Ukrainian greek orthodox Cathedral of St. Mary the protect at Winnipeg is left unchanged result of a judgment of the supreme court of Canada made Public today. The court declined to order an injunction sought by the ukrainian orthodox Church of Canada conduct services. To restrain the priest from conduct further services As a priest of the Church and to restrain the of the Cathedral from per Bitting Validity of Church i our l the court passed no judgment on a decision by a suspending or. The Church but held the civil courts could not enforce an ecclesiastical decree and there was no property or other regal interest established which would justify it acting. The dispute goes Back to 1936 and Ltd to an order by archbishop Ohn Theodorovich of Philadelphia head of the ukrainian greek Ortho Dox Church Canada and the i United suspending the priest. The suspension at the time was sated to be due to the unauthorized broadcast of Church services by or. Mayewsky. Injunction sought the latter continued conducting services As usual and the ukrainian greek orthodox Church of Canada a body incorporated under a Federal statute passed in 1329. Sued for the costs so Little More to smoke the Best if you have not yet smoked Piccard in you Are almost to be envied for while you have missed much you have still awaiting you a new Conception of the pleasures of smoking. For Piccadilly is a truly Noble tobacco with All those Mellow slow burning qualities which make an eng Lish clubman s pipe his dear arid constant companion. Injunctions in the Manitoba courts and also for the return of Antinits. A. Small Napkin of Linen or lace used by ukrainian greek orthodox priests in conducting services. At the trial or. Justice w. J. Donovan granted the injunctions and ordered the return of the an minims. A counter claim by the priest for damages was Dis missed. The Manitoba court of Appeal re versed this judgment on the main Issue dismissing the claims for in junctions and return of the Antin ims and also dismissing the. Coun Ter claim. The Church then appealed to the supreme court. The majority judgment was Given by justices o. S. Crocket Patrick Kerwin and t. Rinfret justices h h. Davis and a. B. Hudson dissent ing in part. Crockett s finding or. Justice Crockett held the 1929 act of parliament gave the incorporated Church no spiritual jurisdiction Over individual churches and that the act required individual Church organizations to pass resolutions before jurisdiction Over property and temporal mat ters could pass to the incorporation body. He said there was no record of the congregation of the Winnipeg Cathedral Church passing such a Resolution. Consequently. He held the trustees of the Cathedral had the right to hold the Cathedral prop erty and administer temporal affairs. As to the Antinits he found it had no monetary value to justify the court in taking action however great its Sacerdotal value might be. The Manifest and sole purpose of this claim for the As Olathe whole action is to enforce obedience to a purely ecclesiastical sentence or he said. For that reason i am of the opinion that the Appeal court was fully justified in dismissing the Plain Tiff s or. Justice Hudson said the court in effect was asked to enforce a decree of sex communication on the grounds of insubordination. The court could not do that. He dissented from the majority however in holding Thi Antinits should be returned As i always remained the property o the corporate Church. In the supreme court the Case was argued by Frederick heaps ., for the Church corporation and the two individual members a appellants and by John s. Lamont And Wasyl Swystun for Rev p. Mayewsky and the trustees the Cathedral congregation successful defendants. More about Camel corps continued from Page one session Aid sought in attracting . Tourists double Effort must be exercised to make american tourists Canada conscious since imposition of the Law that canadians obtain a pass port to enter the United states has caused a misunderstanding among some americans who believe there Are now restrictions upon their in trance to Canada according to officials of the Young men s Section Winnipeg Board of Trade. In con ducting a be a Good Host to a Good neighbor Campaign the Sec Tion stresses the co operation of the individual in promoting tourist Trade in Manitoba. Distribution of travel Bureau pamphlets entitled plan your vacation to Canada in 1940 As usual May be made every citizen Send ing these to friends firms and corporations in the United states. Any number of copies of these Are obtainable at the Young men s Section s offices Board building 325 main Street. Emphasis must be placed upon the fact that there Are no restrictions upon americans entering this country. Hanson press Ottawa july 3 re leases from the office of the director of Public information should be carefully reviewed by some Superior authority before being issued the conservative Leader r. B. Hanson declared today in the House of com scially about a release dated june 29" describing use of Parachute troops and dive bombers in modern War. V he said he could imagine nothing More calculated to frighten people at this time. He asked whether such releases were necessary and whether they were passed by the censors prime minister Mackenzie King said he would look into the matter Ujj several delegates to the biennial Congress of the association of education of in Manitoba at St. Boniface Hospital which ended wednesday afternoon Are shown above. Front left to right Are w. Raymond. St. Boniface msgr. W. L. Jubinville j. A. Marion president a. A Cist Otter Burne deslauriers president of Labro Querie local. Back Row left to right. J. H. Daignault general Secretary Donatien Fremont editor of la liberte Narcisse Fournier St. Boniface and Joseph Laroche Otterburne. More about Balkans continued irom one Black wealth Rich Iraq Oil Fields object of nazi plot Istanbul july 3. Turkish quarters asserted today that they expect a German inspired drive against the Oil Rich state of Iraq which has an Alliance with Britain. Iraq it was said already has asked Turkey what help could be expected in the event of possible aggression by Iran after British troops had driven them out last month and the Side Aziz Airfield. Of Fol air Force Headquarters Here issued today the following statement a successful combined operation by Blenheim and Gladiator fight ers was carried out on Maca Aca yesterday. The aircraft flew Over the Ai drome bombing and machine gunning their objectives. A direct hit was registered on a bomb dump believed to contain incendiary bombs As a heavy explosion was followed by a fierce Blaze. In subsequent attacks one Large and one Small petrol dump were set afire. Enemy fighters attempted to intercept our aircraft but instead two of them were shot Down. One other machine on the ground was destroyed and a fourth when Tak ing off was attacked by a Blen Heim and is believed to have been seriously damaged. Which now according to pro nazi. The Shah of Iran Reza Khan Pahlavi is feared Here to have plans for carving a mid Eastern Empire for himself by collaborating with the germans in their Long Range programme for a March to the East. Iraq was reported fearing that the persians will first claim the province of Werbila which they consider theirs since it is the Cen tre of shiite persian mohammedanism and then go after Mosul in an attempt to Cut off British Oil supplies in the East. Iraq which was freed irom the turks in the first great War and was under mandate to great Britain until 1927, lies just South of Eastern Turkey with Iran to the East of her. Turks also feel that the War will informed opinion Here is raids on Germany Icca London smoking mixture Wake up your liver bile Anc you la jump out of bed in the morning to go Luar pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile flowing your food does taif rent. It Janif do cays in the1 bowels. Gas he onto up Yon Art constipated. 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Former commander in chief in France had arrived in Syria Are received Here today. Rene Massiglia French ambassador to tur key left Ankara for Syria and it was reported he was to Confer with Weygand who commanded the French forces in the near East be fore being summoned to France in May. More about raids on Britain continued from Paffe one Berlin july 3. Latest newsreels issued throughout Ger Many reveal that 443 persons have been killed and wounded in Allied air raids Over Germany since of the War to the the beginning end of june. The newsreels state that More than bombs were dropped in German territory during this period. For troub1e-fhe to Ftp Miles see your Gutta Percha dealer Gutta Percha tires England towns. Bombs were drop Ped in Southern and southwestern England and hit some buildings and Wales was raided. Today the invaders were Back again set fire to a big building in Southeast England. Air raid pre cautions firemen were called out. One bomb fell in a Garden smash ing the front of a House and two others in an adjoining Roadway. Other bombs fell in the open coun try and in the sea. Royal air Force fighters went up and machine gun fire was heard. At one Small town three salvos of three bombs each were dropped on the seafront. One the salvos landed on a Golf course. Nazi planes also throbbed Over a northeastern Tanvan. But no bomb were dropped immediately. At one Point in the South a Ger Man bomber fled southward Pur sued by three Royal air Force Hurricane fighters. With swastikas plainly visible it swooped to drop screaming bombs then circled and dropped More. Attack soldiers reports of earlier attacks said tin invaders had Power dived to drop bombs and machine gun soldiers or English beaches. One enemy plane which got As far As Wales was said to have been driven off by anti aircraft fire. Prime minister Churchill pro posed today that parliament adopt special rules permitting it to take immediate recess in the event of air raid alarms while it is sitting. In a communique Issue eco after to Day s first Daylight raid the Aii ministry said several enemy planes crossed the South coast this morning bombed a number of Points. Roya air Force fighters and anti aircraft batteries went into British fighter planes shot Down a German bomber off the East Coas 24th since mass air raids on Britain began june 19. Dropped it random last evening s raid the bomb seemed to be dropped at random in most areas the air ministry said but in the Northeast town where the casualties were exacted the bomb damaged houses in i a workers Quarter. A school a battleship that were still visible the pilots were "85 Milea away n their homeward one British plane was hit repeatedly it managed to return Home. A series of. Explosions the min Stry said was followed by half a Ozen fires throughout the Dock Ards which from aloft appeared o be a solid mass of flame cover no As much space As a big air raid Munster minister. Germany july 3. A of historic Munster fled o their cellars and were kept there Iree hours As British bombers harassed the City for the third Suc Essie night in a continuation of in raids that extended throughout most of the Industrial Ruhr Valley. Anti aircraft guns roared period ally during the raid which started few minutes after Midnight last ight fire he darkened streets. Damaged worked searching bodies. Firemen and Volunteer throughout the nigh the ruins of Homes of More about continued from Tare one in Craft bombed barges and or traffic in the Rotterdam neigh or Hood. Started a fire four direct hits on the Scharn Orst and on the floating Dock in she was being repaired were cored by one plane. Another drop de three bombs which exploded a Row across the battleship tarted a fire. The raiders struck through a curtain of anti aircraft fire. They least Are Sun bronzed veterans who fought the germans in Belgium and France and Are eager to fight them again. On the Heights above their barricades pillboxes and dugouts Are artillerymen with guns trained to Shower High explosives on any at inc Kors from the sea. Mechanized units ready mechanized units wait to counter attack any Force which might penetrate the Forward defences and and. Out at sea Are the warships and at scores of Aird Romes Are the fighter planes. These Are the real first lines of defence the ships against invasion by sea the fighters against invasion by air. The last line of defence is the population in and out of uniform which seems prepared to fight to the end. Crack scots battalions which form a part of the defence system in one area in the words of one of their officers itching to get the germans on our beaches the Way they got us at defences consist first of cleverly concealed trenches dugouts and Concrete pillboxes on beaches so situated As to sweep Landing parties with Cross fire from machine guns bran machine guns and infantry rifles. Secondly there Are Concrete Road blocks and All kinds of improvised barricades flanked by pillboxes. They Are designed to slow median King s guardsmen and aused fires on the naval base and lived and motorized forces which get beyond the beaches and attempt to follow roads into the Interior. Thirdly there Are platoons of Bren fast armoured vehicles with Caterpillar treads equipped with the famous Bren Light machine guns anti tank guns and mortars. Their task is to mop up parachutists and forces which penetrate Forward defences. Fourthly is the Field artillery which is Able to bombard enemy transports several Miles out at sea and sweep the coastal Region when and if they arrive. Engines screamed through amount of damage could not be determined immediately. More about Britain braced continued from pare one were reported to have caused 300 scores of persons were reported injured last night some in widespread riots. Disorders occurred in scattered towns from the capital to Jassy near the Border of soviet occupied Bessarabia but were described As worst in Bucharest where bitter fighting broke out among univer sity students. Observers at Budapest reported increasingly violent anti jewish outbreaks and demonstrations generally through Rumania Hungary and Yugoslavia. Reports reaching Budapest from Rumania told of beatings persecutions and some killings near the prut River jewish refugee women and children were said to have been dragged from trains and beaten. There were reports that some were hurled beneath the wheels of moving trains or shot in their seats in the darkness As the trains sped through tunnels. Official quarters made no Effort to minimize the seriousness of these disorders coming at a time when hungarian troops were massed on the Frontier in support of Hungary s claim for return of Transylvania and when Bulgaria was pressing for a similar annexation of Southern Dobrija. Hundreds of thousands of rumanian troops now were massed on the Western and Southern frontiers ready to resist any March by Hun Gary or Bulgaria. However it was stated today that hungarian soldiers who fought with rumanian yesterday on the Frontier Between Satu Mare and helmet have withdrawn several Miles across their own Border leaving their dead on rumanian soil. The Frontier was described As quiet last night and today. Observers believed the Hungar Canadian this also applies to other divisions overseas there Are wider re people with More novel con options of lord Mottistone said he had made he suggestion to a Canadian officer with a distinguished record who had replied that just suits he was introducing a motion in he upper House asking the govern ment to take prompt action to in Rease the offensive Power and equipment of the citizens of Britain. Equipment had been greatly in creased he declared but the method f meeting an invasion needed More i be seen ridiculous tank traps barbed wire and so on along the beaches which would prevent our jeep la from going Down to engage lie he said. What s the Good of lord Mottistone suggested that an australian division be Given the Job of dealing with enemy troops at tempting to land from the air. Lord Croft promised that any idea that we can get in Consulta Ion with the High commanders o the canadians and the australian will be gladly received he was unable to disclose the technical methods of resisting a Landing by declared that All the forces of the Crown Are on their lord Mottistone asked Assurance that there would be no abandon ment of fortified positions in i majesty s dominions without in forming parliament. Viscount Caldecote Secretary for the dominions and government Leader in the House of lords Sai he would prefer to give Assurance that the government have no in Tention of abandoning any fortified position in any part of his majesty s meanwhile defence preparations were being rushed. Britain s fighting forces Are ready Lor Germany s approaching attempt to conquer by invasion. On part of the British front at successful fair held by society a successful fair was held by St. Agathe agricultural society on tuesday. Weather conditions were Ideal and a Fine turnout from local Points was experienced with Many visitors and friends from greater distances. Among the latter were Hon. W. R. Clubb minister of pub Lic works and Hon. D. L. Camp Bell minister of agriculture. Both ministers said they were pleased with the excellent Quality of livestock forage crops vege tables Home crafts Etc. On display. A. Lemoine is the president of the agricultural society and s. Beau oin Secretary. Ians withdrew because of orders resulting from diplomatic activities. There were reports also that Germany had brought pressure on Hungary to cease pressing re mania in order to pave the Way for negotiation of hungarian de mands for Rumania s Transylvania territory. Foreign minister arg Etoian told the foreign affairs committee of the chamber of deputies that bes Sarabia and Bukovina Are still and will remain and added that one of the main Rea sons for our consent to Russia s demands was that we found our selves without friends and with out the government he claimed found that the Franco British guarantees of rumanian Independence hampered us instead of helping or. Peter Berbrayer 28, of 114 Granville Street has qualified As a fellow of the Royal College of surgeons according to word received today from London. He graduated from the University of Manitoba in 11934 in Medicine and is the son of or. And mrs. Solomon Berbrayer. Join the Canadian National employees and their friends on their 2oth annual picnic grand Beach saturday july 6th prizes races for Young and old Amateur boxing boating bathing dancing leave Winnipeg . . Pm leave Transcona shop track 8-30 . Two moonlights pm. Pm. 50c return to grand Beach Only. 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