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Motor LeagueTo FosterNon-Partisans WinIn Vancouver VoteAmerican TouristTradeMANITOBA Motor league will do its bit in 10-10 to divert to Canada American tourist trade which would normally go to Europe. This promise was mode to the annual meeting of the league in the Marlborough hotel, Wednesday night, by A. C. Emmett, managing director.Mr. Emmett said a resolution passed by the Canadian Automobileassociation early in September^ ;would be carried out “to the fullestpossible degree” by the Motor league In its 1040 program.The resolution, taking noteof“restrictions on foreign travelwhich will un\1oubtedl\ follow in 1 ho train of war.” declared that motor clubs could best help Canada” by aiding and encouraging the citizens of our friendly neighbor tothe south to visit the Dominion andFire DamagesVANCOUVER, Dec. 14.—Three Non-Partisan association candidates and an independent were elected in Wednesday’s civic elections to fill four., aldermanic vacancies.Successful were Alderman H. L. Corey, Charles Jones and W. D. Grovel, N.P.A., and George Bus* combe, independent. They went into office over the bids of nine other candidates running independently or under the banner of the C.C.F.Main St. ShopsTelegraph Greeting Service ContinuesBusinessFollowing the practice of recent years, Canadian National and premises at 911 and jCanadian Pacific Telegraphs have913 Main st., were damaged by n Announced that the popular Christ*bv rendering such tourists nil the j which broke out at 3frvrlnv 1 httv \retM Pmnehaiservice that they can command by reason of perfected organization and high desire.”Goodwill Toura. mBROTHERS IN SERVICES: Four brothers,mas greeting service again will hetoday. Thcv were Richelieu and Pn effect over the holiday season. 1^1 e n iSons Eureka radiator repair shop Under the plan, greetings by tele- Charles, Cecil and V rank Rayburn, ot Calgary, areand the North End Auto w reck - J p ™ ph,«r£}^ j ^ Iw ^ h Canada’s armed forces. Cecil is a sergeant inDawmg company.The alarm was turned in Ingary Highlanders; Charles an able seaman gunneiMayor MM Quran announced Con,„blo Dona.d Sinclair ,,t nor,h «' R.ON.V.R. Flank a private in the R.C.A.S.C., andthat in the spring he would attempt to organize « goodwill tour j rising to states nearest Manitoba,” to the shops, correct the impression that Ameri-end police, who noticed smoke 1”. . _ . . cfo,rt,risinc from the partition between I1Christmas Day, officials stated.The cause of the lire was unknown and the extent ofa leading torpedo man in the R.C.N.V.R.cans may have that because of the!the damage was £100.6war they would be subjected to; 'Die proprietors, respectively J.unusual restrictions in Canada. Richelieu. 232 Austin st., and SamHe had found the impression cur- Pudawick, 502 Redwood ave., saidCanada will still nrent in Omaha in a recent visit, he the damage was partly covered bypaid.Other speakers were His Honorinsurance.A blaze in a combined houseW. J. Tupper, K.C., lieutenant- and garage at 59G-S William ave.. governor; lion. W. R. Clubb, min- Wednesday about 2.30 p.m. caused*and grow greaterIister of public works; M. A. Lyons, j damage estimated at £300. The assistant deputy minister and high- stubborn smoky lire started in theway commissioner, and A. M. S. basement, believed to have been Ross, K.C., president of the Motor caused by gasoline leakage bccom-League.ing ignited. Firemen, fighting tofree country forFive new directors were elected get the blaze under control, were to servo two-year terms. They are: hindered when the flames burnedA. Lloyd Clark, C. H. Dahl, J. B. into the walls. S. Senkulak was T. Hebert, T. D. Harris and R. C. | tenant of the promises.McKibbin Directors with one year ----------still to servo are: Mr. Ross, A. E.i n .Darby, W. J. Graves, F. E Johns) D TO II f 111 OH A WOrdS and W. C. Angus.F\ F Johns; in the annual finan-THE DOMINION BANKuSixty-Ninth Annual Repc
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Winnipeg Tribune
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Dec 14, 1939
Page 14
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