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   Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 17, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba                             FUft is. asj h QH shos lives READINGS n Dec 17. Zero Meteorological 8.21; sun Moon 4.11; moon 14.0. DECEMBER 17, 1938 Pan-American Meet for Cut Trade Barriers conference a United States resolution i eduction of international trace barriers accePtance after the United States T among the delegates of r nations 8.22; sun 5.17; moon 14.35. Laying Eggs of Death Over Spain SWASTIKA'S SHADOW JI 1IO.V. 1V..L. the 2Q-.ot.-her nations Another proposed r tor solidarity of the any foreign war threat On the solidarity iben In the popular conscience oi our peoples democratic tions are deeply imbedded and nothing and nobody in preventing them from ing Praises Page 3.) j a Hull was said could be a j adopted merely Unking sentences out of A sjon speeches and other f- Controversies Two deep-rooted latin American came to the I Diez de an foreign demanded out- for fought unsuccessfully in the Gran Chaco war desiring .to settle her border controversy filed resolution to set up two investigation delegates to hear Francisco Mexican ambassador United States and chairman at Mexican declare that all American nations must out Friday evening FOR FUN Dives 200 Escapes Injury Dec. 17. A husky Swedish logger from ver Island made New York's Steve Brodie look like a piker Thursday by dropping 200 the new Lion's Gate suspension bridge the swirling of the harbor Steve jump in 1886 Brooklyn bridge into the East river was only half that the belief today -is that a not the mous There's no about the Gordon made for Passengers Nazi Attention To Ukraine Arouses Fears A picture made from an accompanying bombing showing two bombers of General Francisco Franco's insurgent aerial dropping their deadly missiles on the of miles of fires caused by other tells the men of their good way of small boats arid men on the The of the 31-year-old avoiding the from Jordan listened in silence or applauded as throw off his climb to thei in substance and the very being of America UF New Uses for Farm Products Planned Plans to carry efforts to increase the number Kennedy Sees Peace Hopes Slim Dec. 17, P. United States sador to Paid a flying visit here Friday to report to President Roosevelt that he thinks possibility of war in Europe a months is very He brought a view of political to the White House and to state ment officials whom he saw during a busy developments centreing Germany were uppermost in his Kennedy returned Irom Thursday for his since going abroad less than a year He came here by plane Friday aing and flew back at night to New whence he will leave Sunday for a in Fla. The ingly denied reports that he would resign and said he would return his post in February thing happened before Changes Mind who was in daily sometimes hourly contact tish leaders the Sep crisis over 17. Berlin newspapers carried the short announcement Friday that all Ukrainians -are asked to send their names personal data to the which takes care of the interests of. stateless Ukrainians living The announcement of possibly portentous in view of Germany's growing interest in the those who have declined to become Soviet Russian Because of strict con- of it is granted Ukrainian office has government The press notice indicates the Nazis are turning their to the indication of this interest is a daily broadcast from Vienna in the Ukrainian It gives current as seen through Nazi and is evidently intended to give Ukrainians some knowledge of Nazi Since the broadcasts transcend the Ukrainians in Soviet Poland slovakia can hear the are Ukrainians in the Ukrainian Soviet a unit of The 1931 Polish census listed ing persons in There large populations in Czecho and Publicity Evidence of active German in- terest in the Ukrainians is. seen .in the successive attention to their now by this ative German daily or weekly and The weekly for in tne framework of the crisis over m me oi me enure indicated that recent events problem of self- his mind about the determination and independence ol of be bridge and jump off outlets of farm products a step farther toward the goal he's in virtually STAND it cam wen of bu less no Urges Government Control For Canadian Arms Needs All arms and munitions needed for be the direct defence of Canada should either be manufactured by government itself or the complete control of the t. with profits Hon. leader of the National Conservative said Friday night at the banquet of the of I for fact rhtt In. addition there should be Bail Asked In Musica Case tion representative discipline and restraint were Fullerton Tax Appeal Allowed control in the of- arms and munitions of kinds for the United Mr. j Dr. Manion said he offered control and elimination of profits as an alternative to com- nationalization of armament i manufacture because like tec the governments getting Dec. 17. into business and because oil of the late Hon. C. nf large capital expenditures com- against Dominion income tax government who sought to collect taxation on the If it were true that paid Mr. Fullerton when parliament abolished his as chairman of Canadian Unfortunately the democracies board of trustees which wanted peace were 1936, has been by Mr. s The dictatorships oi A. K. Maclean in exchequer i led to the world was Mr. Italy and Japan and world's danger Justice Maclean If the dictatorships wanted it was almost certain he In any case under present world conditions need armaments While recognized the idea immense profits armament manufacture repugnant to war comes in which we the Conservative rs of the which God all make equal There I should be no profiteering in t Crop paid Rt Hon. R. is Aires 17 i he said had a great to Canada in the dark years f the Mr. Bennett replied came here drew attention the variety in his judgment terms employed .to characterize the payment in the communications and other documents relating to it. The sum is. referred to as tion the repeal of the act tinder which he is and The income tax authorities col- taxation on received by a person from any office em- If a personal payment made .to the taxpayer and riot to his or if a payment made in respect of the cessation of the taxpayer's the money is not according to English authorities cited by That being so. Justice Maclean concluded that payment in be no war in perfect teamwork the science I'm going out of prophet were announced Friday by D. G. thtl ness on 31." he said National oi the Canadian Chamber of summer I predicted there as well as other At the same McKenzie announced the of the committee's executive and sectional committees on and science anu Personnel of the executive is D. G. United Grain Clinton W. S. A. G. L. National Research In S. pre Chamber of Com- D. Canadian Manufacturers' and J. H. Canadian Chamber of are ex-officio members of Uie ex- General McNaughton heads the committee of science and and has fhe following as committee Dean Kingsland Retires On Pension of university of Dr. W. professor of Macdonald Prof. G. N. department of Ontario Agriculture Dr. H. tario research i J. science department of Dr. James of J. S. Harris was named chairman of the trial With him will be Dr. R. dent Canadian 3: dian Norman J. Dominion W. R. Ford Motor company of The agriculture section is ed by W. North West Grain and consists Paul Manitoba Pool Craig Calgary board of sell T. Prof Georges director He did not discuss in detail he told the who during fhe lasi month has had personal talks with most of his key in Opposes Carving Of Ukraine 17. French Duke to fhe non-existent throne of imperial Friday night all sympathy svith any Gorman desire for a independent Ukraine from the Poland and other central European In an interview with Hayas the thoughts run erection pome day a Ukrainian national Ukrainians five and a lesser de- gree Rumanian and In this as in other cases the de- cision as to what Germany is to press for rests solely The Schlesische lau disclaims role of in pointing more than ever before Ukrainians are conscious of their national state of the bloody struggle of 1919 to TO FIGHT 17, Russia and Poland have ly advised the French ment they will it retain their huge Ukrainian provinces within their disclosed At the same time it was ed out in official sources that King Carol of Rumania has ad- vised the French government that Rumania would refuse to surrender which there is considerable any France has mutual assistance treaties Poland and mania which would stand to lose territory if the Ukraines were a new despite all Its are Direct Colonies Dec. Ths Daily Herald Friday that Capt. Fritz ler's would visit London in January to make a direct request for was Hitler's company commander jn the World Nazi Order Alarms Dec. 1.7. Germany's recall of servant girls of German nationality from Holland caused scenes of wild con- fusion Friday especially among hundreds of girls betrothed to Dutch The engaged girls besieged the registrar's them ging that the date for their weddings be speeded up in order to enable them as married women to in. Officials that most of the would be forced to return to The Nazi order for return nt trained servant girls to Germany because of a shortage in the is expected to domestic servants in the United States and Great but the greatest ber involved are in REGISTER REVIEW young head of the house of off dismissed foreign reports lie the during his visit to on a move to lay claim to the throne of a new to make a speech but to i question was personal Mr. If the and was made because of preserve cherished cessation his and freedom of not taxable IGNOBLE CHOICE Prefers Steam Heat to History Mr. Bone a St. An- drew's Day article about London the greatest living ity on He knows the of every brick in the place Jand has a highly esteemed taste in art and on Beginner Being led by Mr. Bone is but in one way on n beginner who to something bright about London is no sub- ject for and the only ex- cuse I can imagine for these para- is that even a tourist has food and and while The so pick up fragments by a rural 0 it London is some it smaller any it the that n to learn I- first attempt to find a place London stay in London was a nc theve I have went to a hotel in t evening I Neon lights and a and asked for a room with a but the clerk but we have no such thing as a room with a and suggested I try a little place round the to be a modern with a bath on column on the register was headed and body lodging for the night was down as I thought of ing to see what would but it was a cold night and I was too Light Opera Motif Tiring of hotel I tried a in and there the opera motif The cheeked youth in the next Dec. National railways ed Friday night the creation a department of research and coincident with the 1'etire- nient of three senior officers of the TEAMING UP on Page S. Column Cheer Fund Friday's and standing of the fund the Friday's Net Winnipeg Rugby club reception Donations of sale from con- Coca Orange P. In Loving Mrs. A. Adamson Grain and Produce Exchange Clearing association J. R. Watkins company Employees H. J. A. c o United Garments of Chapter No. H Warren Girls Florence and Gwen Just a National The three officers club of W. A. Point Douglas president of the central succeeded by F. WRITER'S CHOICE on Page 5, Column 1.) manager of the be- comes vice-president arid general manager with at and general manager of the Grand Trunk western is succeeded by chief Isaac Newton Members of Independent Battery Workers Thomas Friends of Oak Bluff A R. Butcher who becomes general Examining Warehouse manager the ern lines with headquarters at De- T Dr. W. J. director of colonization and brings J. S- assistant to be tor of department with quarters S. J. chairman end president of the said the new research department would be in charge S. W. director of the bureau of He will initiate studies of general and local problems and conduct re- search bearing on all ties of the Room In Memory of Duif Mrs. Bjllie Pink Stanley Lewarne S. E. P. Edith Martin Total 4.561.48 Free Press 1.140.37. Total lo Date 117.65 13.00 13.00 10.00 10.00 7.40 6.50 5.75 5.00 5.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 2.50 2.03 2.04. 2.CQ 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00' 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Integral Part ot Russia can ascribe me an intention the Ukraine separately or oven accepting its he do that is to ignore the history of imperial Ukraine was never separated from it. In it was its It is an integral part of Russia's just as is part of Vladimir denied he was holding political conversations in Paris or planned to hold any in No one in the reich has invited to discuss political His sole purpose in going to was to spend tne holidays with Uis two government motion debat I when the registration comes up in the House of Gom mons next Tuesday will ask th in of the princ that measures to protect th lives and homes of the tak over partisan differ to approve the plan to install a system but to recommend of the plan in the light of the re suits next Winston Churchill .is among th champions of the com Thursday Mr Lady Astor and 50 other Conservatives their intention of t the house an appeal for register in the form of ai amendment to the motion for voluntary The national executive of the Labor party discussed the service project again Friday reaffirmed its opposition to tht principle of compulsion Any attempt con scription will be fought anc nail by the whole of organ the Daily said Daily Express asserted that it should have beer made obligatory After stating that would be fought and Plan To Dec. 17. French seems to exist between Great Britain and the United States a plan divide the world in the Berliner declared two powers are in process of openly founding a community of world All those developments appear to us to bo the beginning of a new game of world politics in. the Anglo-Saxon powers are first preparing themselves in defensive since they have no creative NICHT 0' Acts by S Mark Crowds be packing the civic Saturday when the monster concert and dance under the auspices United Scottish association gets under way sharp at eight Proceeds event will go towards the Free press Christmas Cheer Latest item to be added to the star-studded programme is Will Winnipeg will get another to study at close hand the gyrations of the local wackie boys girls at when the city's second jitterbug contest will be Local dancers will also see the Walk as it should be done The Brassington twins are scheduled to give a demonstration of this Yields to Pressure Within Its Own Rants Dec. 17. Prime Minister Chamberlain's yielding pressure from within its own agreed Friday to the voluntary national register next The implication was that an obligatory system would he substituted if the trial the change the Herald went put up for consideration must meet with three cardinal It must be it must be and it must be based lutely on democratic sooner the government recognizes that the Ukrainian View 17. Commenting on the ed German plan to carve out a Ukrainian state in eastern P. J. monton and leader of Alberta Ukrainian day the fact that is the dictatorships that are looking after European Ukrainians and not the The in an interview with a British United Press stated Ukrainians ally prefer the democratic countries to their cause but the present condition of millions of countrymen in and so deplorable that any change would be He reiterated berta's Ukrainians are deeply loyal to he principles governing the Brit- ish Polish spring which hit after which con- feature Henry Bialuski as will seek the Lambeth Scores of other acts are are in the variety prizes for both contests is genuine vaudeville at its Mitchell Winnipeg The stage show will last 90 have donated the door Harold Green and his orchestra a lady's white gold wrist will play during the both This will be drawn for concert arid the the THE WEATHER p.m. to Friday a.m. Temperature at 6.30 8; 23; 7: north wind at 20 miles per inches 30.02. Friday 6.3lt to Friday 6.30 0; 8; 0; y. 30.17, Mi Ma Simpson rt. Smith zero 12 Pr. Rupert 34' 42 36 30 44 18 28 Pr. IS 32 Jasper 2fi H 26 3G: 12 26 3d. Hat 10 22 Current 14 30 24 Pr. Albert 22 Saskatoon 24 Moose Jaw 16 28. FORECASTS cloudy with g snow Saskatchewan Partly cloudy with stationary or a little higher fab and ly and fait and followed by ature on scattered Mj Ma 24 fi 14 Winnipeg 3 Kenora ifi 20 Pt. Arthur 34 2 Huntsville 26 Sound 12 23 London 12 36 Toronto 2f> 34 Kingston 30 Ottawa zero 14 4. 13 Quebec 14 St John 6 Halifax 36. 23 6: SB 42 H  

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