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   Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 22, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba                             K READINGS 1 5_No-. 8.24; 16.29 Moon use 3.13; Moon the j lo British 11 y DECEMBER 1938 Musica Saw Good Profit New 22. scheme of to ship between 1.000.- 000 and rifles to ridden Spain was described to federal authorities Wednesday by a. crony who knew the dignified of I Kesson and as a onetime convict spy be H tc Benjamin Prefers Bonus Bronx only to make money DK 0OXNELLY. i Lib Mi tint nn who for DRIVER RALLIES Describes Brutal Hoodlums of Fateful Ride Rallying Leslie 42-year-old taxi of 39 in General a fractured skull being brutally slugged by throe hoodlums in an attempted Tuesday able to police o of his assailants and some details of his ill-fated didn't he jooks of them the whispered locked were Briefly Busy Guillotine u a pi ice 1110111 or x a If nil cik 1 e e time 1 t i i i ud to i of ion lil id n t tDc i lc ntr i f i Lipport e i 11 i o i i in He hi li nne pi Advance For Relief Cost Asked ere to gel i was j M is i tint A related Bonus Advocated 22. French 20. convicted of. killing a policeman at was she number of deaths uri the dread guillotine durrns past 34 hours Minister Killed ssed two were quite -a call to pick up the corner of and shortly after 9 he found three men waiting us 1-7 9 Mayfair one of them all three seated themselves the back Arriving at Mayfair the sought to 179. It fore di ic Mu is ivy o ice operated a i in v Inch i i silent was before C o i mi toner Garrett W Cotter and I in 54.000 bail oh a charge conspiracy to violate the Southern a fictitious Dec. 21 he realized one of the had lapsed Southern esia minister of mines and public works he past four in an j crush near r climbed into on Pictures cC the victim and his car will be found on Page Mercy Flight pretext i f helping him locate As he seated himself Moore's semi- consciousness was on hospital in poor Rewards Posted On Wednesday morning the lice commission authorized the ing of reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the George owner I Do Vancouver Protest ir i i tire ot c i tl i pui i i inn i c t t i u d t kirn i Id tn d ti ID IP thit 'n ie o lo ih to fat its he t n i 1 n ii lei lei Mr. Cr mi He 10 kc it le u i n ut 3 support fc J Itf T ilr i l l 11 b h n P 1 c nn oi h e U 1 e tu i 1 i1 t nt on Su die h it Uie n Cin di t t eu i upo i ip so M lor 938 H C p Ti om so i e ren uie tola h fin nci en in ee tn I 1101 u t tild oe under t jui rhi en He i eel nil he 1 u tee i n be th -i eq ie i h i I I i a lie e u h s u i d r i l o 1 Mo 11 m 01 i ri he n i i M u i Mr. out il 11 o tic 111 i i it i m Or no issued foi lie let ai i. Dee 1 the ci expecting from the u d ui Donald way u t i e i t s n Ih i 1 I 1( I L Murder T d i t tie of Philip as F. masqueraded his f he r h id extended to murder kte jl 1 n sun eth more than H it was a Dr. Donnelly i members had were agreed price for wheat now by board was not the best way i ril handling and thai be prepared lo the an acreage bonus next col- A l D. i i i IK n I he UK i r ill 1 II i oh 10 ii t d tha Ib tcl d m i Con it h one tided flei Dn he 3e u i n moie I lit h tl 1 e tlet and as hot be issued met hi approach to Development n t would n n K i ai im unt til L 000 TO would the approach to th sinking fund Mr. Thompson also intimated that should be taken vo the other governments to some share of administration He re ul that he u paying the whole snot admini -ing many Us md t n ie irip i a i n d f ilia liquor ev isi participants went so even commit lid Simultaneously Brooklyn police also reopened the unsolved Dec. 22. than 2nO, parliamentarian rind the a peaceful evening streets weapon tly to his halting just felt paralyzed I don't even re- member driving my cab back to or to ig lo the Free Press what type of deal such a other 1) il rum j and the far as toj considered tne cases the slayings of Joseph Cohen IIKI LT iev Cohen by try had arranged perjured testimony against Joseph at his in 1914 for the nf Barnett poultry schemos bein on Pasje price a bushel at market means Hial government in the proximately 20 cents a spread between the minimum day with banners Detective Alex mom to and I Craig was opinion that il was Fascist use as a black have been a heavy iron -i n rt t i Asked if had Mail such a piece of 22. French hers 'the crew of channel mail car or on avenue in tire of Vile Early Thursday morning the dark overcoat and Same age as five ieet seven in brown overcoat and a Wednesday taxi in which the slugging took was carefully gone over in the police garage by fingerprint but officials not say what if they had met m their A large of from the wound in the victim's head covered the upholstery on the front and also in the rear of the left door spattered with night while police investigated the and tiie Dr. nelly -is price helps of in bullion have fails help those who diamonds from ihe EUROPE SHIVERS f trillion and the a he mil u ij me the benet mei in lower TO In Rumors Cheer Fund Donations Cax Denies Howe Statement t' No Verdict Yet Dec. court jury deliberating in he of ho bonus 1'ixod at cents an and applied only H i 51 whereas i price oi prose ill Dr. might be better mute Wednesday night it as h coldest wave in vi 50 consideration of e Iu y- have it- apply a Gales Add to Death Toll In Widespread Cold Wave 22. Port Dec. 22 r Charles of Port Arthur In Wednesday a of the Previously acknowledged United net concert and 308.85 i Winnipeg returned England i tion brief Visit to the find i Stall Fort he ment Social club The erv company and factory T. 5.00 we to do is K. 5.00 .to iti W. ment reported have been made Wednesday's Hon. C. D. minister of before caucus in last effect had been Port Arthur to an district the wheat Crops as waited the verdict of not price sands of AraO Audacity lo the made in .to put Mr. Cox .in Howe's place never have been 'the there minimum price coarse grain and prices were very fanners fared better bv having United Stales in the it important that A. rs Cheerful vice Perth Election u kept now W. information lhe the the Atlantic upon problems It is to Lutheran as j day school Uie not 100 so the B- -I can assure you il is. to anti people the Their wonderful and are two which I v. ill always Ready to Quit Dec. R. C. Scarle limited recollections L- R. Pamela Pine and Ruth Wednesday 5.00 4.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00: 15.00 20-.00 2.00 candidate for the federal from Mr. Cox didn't trv to statement that I Had T the have sotton Says i Dec. 22 did not suffer 60.50 nomination from no 10.00 Parley in Uproar Dec. 22. French diers frir a stroll -in carried off by two others in patrol were The one of in- of tile long-drawn ance in started a which no corner i district free from Bandit Dec. 22. cabinet ministers thc into an teeth continued to rattle in years entered its fourth day with a it rise in but no sign of a final Deaths and Violent gales swept the Black the Baltic and North Sea and temperatures zero in sections 01 France and Great Britain counted France 23, Rumania 11. and Hungary were reported death in the Lodz area frozen of the where Jewish refugees are living in improvised at least 10 persons were fell over London from who went to yesterday to do were unable to The Irish mail was four hours late into Euston Trains from Scotland were 90 creating a mess of i bakers and ii Dec 22. A which citizens appeared to be the a Cure of 12 London's temperature rose to inhabitants continued to against Mackenzie political confuse the of Canada the unity of the so-called T. J. portfolio Ihc Quebec Rationale said Wednesday in an address pre- pared for before the Hebrew Consumptive Aid tion Hepburn's Plans i St. Dec. 22. Premier Mitchell at South Yarmouth home near here said Wednesday that on return from his impending day by reject y h t of robbed a draft of declaration on uf only without water as pipes were Cold snaps are .in this Youth's 32-Mile Trek in Sick Man's Rescue Adjustment Bureau employees Elaine Harold June Billy and Garry From Friends 1.50 1.00 3.00 1.00 lian trip he will decide whether his health will permit him to continue air depends on whether there i is sufficient improvement by the time of the I am not con- templating retirement at the at it is and and into the sinewy arms in resolution policeman at the exit triplication delegates identified tls it 01: it. 3fc, signed has insulate 01- protect or even the air Isadoro delegation said rejected a alliance and therefore The of to accept fect draft saying that ii did not constitute a military or and I'm couldn't find This seamed to get some building partly ed by a bursting Plumbers in did a rushing business Sweepstake Raid The Argentines remained They took step of publishing the of their which de- clares against from a 1.00 Physically I shall lead the house in coming Wright ronto ticket 2: raided in P a. house on and confiscated a list mending broken water one Canadian residing in the who asked his landlord to have the pipes was told replacing A snowstorm reduced traffic on the to a Roads in sections of thern were covered with n fool of while there were drifts feet deep in some The cold Britain's arms production and work on new arms factories was Practically all building operations were at a Berlin Goal Shortage f. In the cold wave caused a on coal yard ing in a temporary shortage in retail In ihc weather bureau an- that the temperatures would be higher A fell in Tbe were snowfalls in a generation were containing 2.000 and private at or -on ihc Grand National further adhered lo Argentine be run at by mentioning aggression next result from within the continent is plumbers come unless the are Hundreds of skaters pointed when heavy snow covered reported near The ice in the Lincolnshire varied between nine de- Some schools until after to 29 degrees above Christmas holidays when rooms Spain experienced in- came too cold for tense Thousands code book u around in Women waiting in food code as the logether to and keep rather than Total Free Press per cent Grand to date A taie of of tiie lumber mill t- a Showdown Kong Dec. 22, miles from The Chiang Kai Silek has broke the United States and Great a they started out Forrester's to face squarely the issue of r n a distance of 12 of a free and eight miles deep snow in the jn British and had tn call nf the party American reliable CHANCE COiNC Only Three Days More To Help Cheer Needy I under arrest charged with con- i THE WEATHER 11.30 p.m. to at 115: at 20 no 30.21. Only short days are left before 25 rolls round again the Cheer fund campaign for 1938 draws to a Despite the fact the total to dale is well ahead he made .it plain money and lots of it. the other went on China did not receive the from the democracies They arrived in turn r and young Etter started Soviet to the a sled which seeking easy the and terms through to ahe cabin it was that Mr. re- of having left his insulin in SOUTH POLE AIR ROUTE I miles Although j 22, was early morning and he polar air which would little Etter an estimated 10.000 miles from is still if the work of the charity is to be carried out For weeks now the Free Press has on behalf of the needy of Day after have appeared in these you for be- you help make mas something more than a ghastly mockery who are both desperate and were for the insulin air journey between Scattered across this in It to the Altogether and is under and lonely farm his travels covered 32 miles the government are men and women and D. deep I closed Wednesday in a white children wha have not even the ordinary necessities of. They exist a minimum many would consider They are your aid them the Free Press solicits your To it is ed 25' per The boosted is then divided the of Social cies and the Manitoba Red io 32: per at fi 30 19; at t Mi 10 2fi Brand m- -n 2R iea I- r t f: 1R Arthur 4- 24 Simpson Ft. SmTth Pr. Pr. George who distribute wherever Current Albert Saskatoon need is without regard 40 24-' 11 8 2B 24 .in 13 of c Remember these have they want just enough to live i Sound Quebec Halifax n SU Paul BOMBER BUILDERS Canadian Workmen to Learn Aircraft Seere Is Britain Dec. 22. Hampden heavy bombers they skilled Canadian workmen later Cross the Atlantic shortly 40 learn the technical secrets of aircraft a lengthy railroad career in Canada expressed every confidence in of Canadian labor to turn construction from Lewis airplanes adian production genius who leaves j has that the for Canada new year to training of labor for a new of superintend construction of mechanical production not there for Royal Air there for Royal Air as it and the 1 of Canadian labor arc Called from his job as j he told an of Britain's armament j in busy air office 33 to take over l where is working to clean of Canadian joose of director ed Aircraft the born engineer will return to Canada I Credited February to become active -head I large scale job he up with introduction Of mass production in Great Mr. Ord had ers formed to make bombers untie doubt of Canada's to or in Labor i Sring the firm Canadian aircraft a ray Help the Free Arrangements have been com- the 57-year-old Canadian for the nucleus of 50 skilled those who cannot help Kenora and Rainy Canadian craftsmen to come to Do it and do it there are only i or southerly tp westerly iand for a in J partly Hourly and milder -a m warplanes efficiently for He that the first bomber comes from the sembly our worries about production limits will be It will only remain for the air to worry about getting the manufacture of the Handley Page j money to for  

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