Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 16, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg fress press wednesday november 16, 1949 Page 9 Dame to make room for Xmas Stock my Abb new Penman a Zimmer knit Atlantic Etc., Etc. Trousers combinations Bardine jackets of feb overshoes 7 door opening 19c specials kiddies training panties 19c Reg. Linnette dish towels. 19c Reg. 25c army brushes 2 for. 19c officers face cloths 2 for 19c Butcher knives seconds 19c Reg. 65c tobacco pouches. 19c peaked shop Caps 19c Reg. I Back s3o.oo overalls Blue Engineer Denim sizes 36 to 46 pair Nylon parkas Matching ski Cap and Hood 10 ply Wool insulation All sizes other Parka bargains 3 reclaimed unlined army parkas si.69 reclaimed Wool lined parkas j reclaimed . Flight jackets door opening sensation values to air raid at Swaton British ships targets in nationalist attack Hong Kong nov. 16 the South morning China Post said Loday chinese nationalist planes raided a Dock area where two British ships were unloading at communist held Swaton sunday ten persons were reported killed and 20 badly injured. The newspaper said nationalist bomber fighter apparently tried to hit the Bri Tish ships the Singh Ingr and the clo Verlock for defying the nationalist blockade of chinese communist ports. Instead the Post said the Homber hit a Pontoon wharf with one of three bombs. The other two bombs fell in the water. Then the account continued the fighter flew Low Over the customs wharf and fired several machine gun bursts injuring Many people on Junks and one Perton on the clo Verlock. No one on the singing was hit the paper said. Earlier two British owned ships the Woosang and the Tainan which have been up by a chinese nationalist warship for More than a week at the Mouth of the Yangtze were released today and began steaming to Hong Kong. The two ships alone with the United states vessel flying and a norwegian ship were held up by the nationalists As part of their blockade of communist held chinese ports. The owners of the flying clout notified . State Secretary Dean Acheson that their vessel had been fired on although without casual ties. The United states has failed to recognize the nationalist blockade and officials have said the United states would take a serious View of any attack on american the message Captain of the flying said hundreds of shells were fired and several holes were made in the vessel s Side one of them 13 inches in diameter. Illinois Man is declared Corn Champion Toronto nov. 16 Daudet of City 111., tues worm Corn at the Royal Winter Day was Champion fair Here. Or. Daudet s winning exhibit was hybrid Corn. Other results in the Grain class wheat durum 4. J. Holditch Boissevain man., Carleton 5. W. Stobie Desford man., Carleton 6. W. Losieczka Domain man., Mindum. Barley 3. F. E. Smith Swan River man., Montcalm 5. W. Whitelock Kelwood man., Mont Calm. Poultry poultry judging Young turkeys und Rawn open Toms Box of 4, mrs. E. Klein Rosetown sask. 2. J. H. Richardson Saltcoats sask. Young turkeys und Rawn open hens Box of 6, William j. Scott and company Vancouver. Fowl hens of 12, limited Winnipeg 3. Canada pack ers limited Edmonton. Young turkeys eviscerate open single torn John Krom Hoff sr., new Westminster . Steers Western winners in Hereford steer classes were yearling 1. Mal Colm Mcgregor Brandon man., on Nabob Otto. Steer summer yearling 2. Warren Smith Olds Alta. 3. Earlscourt farms limited Lytton . 5. A. J. Rankin my sons Killarney man., on. Don Standard 6. R. C. Smith Gainsborough sask., on Circle t. Domino 19th. Calf 2. T. J. Ninga man., on Ninga Pride. Aberdeen Angus steer Junior yearling 1. University of Alberta Edmonton on capt Ivator a 3. Arthur w. Beach Goodwater sask., on Good water Darky. Steer summer yearling 2. S. J. Henderson Lacombe Alta., on Black justices. Belgians Meadowbrook farms of Rochester mich., tuesday won the Champ Ion and Champion awards for belgian draught geldings. The Meadowbrook farms entries won the first three places in the class for gelding or Grade mares four years or Over and Over pounds. Firestone won the Champ Ion gelding award and March winds Reserve. Other results included gelding or Grade Mare 4 year or older to ibs 2. D j. Mcquoid Elstin sask., or Kitty 3. Nester Lombart Maria Polis man., on Topsy two horse belgian Light Draugh team 5. Prince Kitty d. J. Me quid Elstin sask. Und Rawn open Box Canada packers broken Broom shown Murzak will be tried on wife slaying charge dress pants sizes 29 to 44. Sergei gabardine Wool tweeds Etc., Etc. No mail or . Orders j 9 . Only. No alterations. _ h per pair limit 1 pair Many better Quality work pants included army pants or. Brown Cape skin dress mitts rag. Si.00 to mostly Diamond patterns horse hide mitts work shirts Wool mitts 49x a Winter hats Wool gloves i Swool scarves for 3 Days starting thursday Winnipeg s Only registered War surplus store no. 1 891 main North of Welch s phone 53 2 338 Colony off. Phone 3 397 Portage lust East of Hydro phone 929331 a 65-year-old City employee William Murzak will stand trial charged with the murder his wife Eva in their Rooming House at 307 Jarvis Avenue. Following preliminary hearing of the Case tuesday in City police court magistrate m. K. Gar ton ruled there was sufficient evidence to commit Murzak for trial. Mrs. Murzak died in Winnipeg general Hospital nov. 3, 24 hours after she was admitted to that institution with serious head injuries. Following testimony of 21 witnesses and the filing of 23 exhibits magistrate Garton ordered that Murzak be held in the Rupert Avenue jail until this morning at which time he would appear in court and be handed Over to the sheriff s office. Evidence at the preliminary hearing showed mrs. Murzak had died from extensive brain lacerations and a number of Skull Frac Tures resulting in cerebral Hemor rage. Main exhibit main exhibit at the hearing was a broken blood stained Broom handle thought to be the weapon used in the slaying. Attached to one of the splintered ends of the handle was a Grey hair at present being examined in the . Laboratory at Regina sask., detective Robert Scott of the City to police Force told the court. He re ported discovering the broken end i wrapped in a Blue flowered dress and stuffed in a cupboard Box. He Felt there had been a definite attempt made to conceal the instrument. A second detective James Toal reported finding the other part of the Broom lean ing against the Kitchen door of the Jarvis Avenue residence. He also told of finding a Damp Towel with what appeared to be bloodstains on it hanging inside a cupboard door in the downstairs dining Reddish brow a tinted clothing was said to have been worn by the accused when apprehended shortly after mrs. Murzak was taken to Hospital according to testimony of detective James Mckinnon. Sergeant of detectives Alex Price testified that after duly cautioning Murzak three Days after his wife s death he asked Murzak where did you get the blood on the clothes that were taken from you when i picked her up off the was Murzak s reply. At the morning session a lodger in the Murzak Home Nick Mokomel Sala he discovered mrs. Murzak lying on her dining room floor about 9 p.m., nov. 2. I picked her up and. Carried her to her he said. She was bleeding from the nose and there was blood on the floor where she had been lying. I then went to a neighbors to phone for a Yokome testified through an interpreter and on my return i saw Murzak washing something in the sink asked him what he was doing and he told me to get to a mrs. Dora Kanciruk of 315 Jarvis Avenue said she had visited the Murzak Home in the Early evening of nov. 2. As i was going up the walk to the front Entrance i noticed Glass on the said mrs. Kanciruk. Bill Murray was just on his Way out with a. Broom and Dustpan to clean it up. The front pane on the outside door was Shat questioned by Crown prosecutor o. M ;