Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 09, 1937, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two. Winnipeg free press Friday april 9, 1937. R a Dio your Friday sky. Winnipeg 9io . 7.30 morning meditations. 7.45 musical clock. 8.00 news and weather. 8.15 revolving stage. 8.30 studio music. 9.00 toddle tales. Organ reveries. 9.30 British dance bands. 9.50 Market reports. 30.00 Bay mar. 10.15 the question Man. Studio music. 10.45 backstage Wofa. 11.30 dance tunes. 11.45 Organon tics. 12.00 lunch hour. Povl be and Zeb. 12.45 studio music. 1.00 news messages. Studio. Concert Hall of the air. 2.35 Home folks. Matinee club. 3.0d cub reporters. 3.15 Organ melodies. Cecil Ana Seliy. Health talk Halpine the hard of 4.00 studio music. 4.30 University lecture series. Subject. The Home Folls u Rolia 5.15 studio music. S.40 news. Musical moods. 5.30 Tarzan and the Diamond of ashes. 6.45 Ralph judge Tenor and Vic Marimba phone. 7. 00 acadian serenade. 7.30 prof. V. Jackson nature talk. Sky newsman c. S. 8.00 music for music s Sake. A. 30 pirouettes. 8.00 comedy kingdom. Fi.15 Betty and Frank Domestic scenes. 9.3u i cover the with Pat Terry Csc 0.45 news weather time Charles Jennings Csc. 10.00 rest. Hour programme. 10.15 Horace Lapp Orch. 10.30 live laugh and love. Continental varieties Csc Van time sign Oft Cir. Winnipeg 630 . 7.30 Toast and marmalade. 8.30 band Parade. 8.45 Surprise package. Golden moments. 9.15 trans radio news. 9.30 opening markets. 10.00 ten o clock tunes. A 10.30 Joe and Cynthia. 10.45 tune fully you a. 11.00 the concert party. 11.30 mid session markets. 11.45 noontime Parade. . 12.00 . 12.15 trans radio news. Variety. 1.35 George Wade and his co huskers. 1.45 closing markets. 2.15 four of a Kina. 2.30 reflections from today s almanac. 3.00 Tea time topics. .3.15 concert music. 3.30 Margaret Houston and Harold Green. Tinkling tunes 4.00 the personal column Oil the air. 4.15 the Daneaut. 4.30 piano rambles. Pacific Paradise. The Monitor views the Uncle Bob. 5.30 adventure children s adventure serial. 5.45 hits of the Day. Market news a Corm White eagles. Variety. 6.45 viennese Waltzes variety. 7.10 real life drama. 7.15 sons of pioneers. 7.30 the movie reporter. Four Star feature. 8.00 rhythm on the Range with the Lone Star cowgirls. 8.15 ukrainian double male quartet. A ship sails. 8.45 the Day s news. 9.00 mood reminiscent a Csc Vancou polish half hour. Earl Hill Orch. 10.30 eventide echoes. Sports Chat. Weather. Time and sign off. Fyr. Bismark 550 . 7.00 morning devotions. 7.15 farm and Home bulletins. Cheerio programme 3.00 breakfast club. 8.55 news broadcast. Vaughn de Leath. 9.30 Xavier Cugat Orch. Betty Cro Ciccar. One girl in a million. 10.30 All Star varieties. 10.45 voice of experience. 11.00 markets and police bulletins. Betty and Bob. 11.30 National farm Ana Home hour. Povl love and learn. 12.43 studio. News. 1.00 music appreciation hour. 2.00 Pepper Young s family. 2.15 a vol and Sade. The o Neils. 3.00 markets weather. 3.15 talk on child welfare. 3.30 news broadcast. The guiding Light. 4.00 Marlowe and Lyon. The singing lady s music plays 4.45 the old Homestead. 9.00 education in the news. 5.30 Jack Armstrong. Little orphan Annie. Uncle Sam at work. 6.15 Uncle Ezra s radio station. 6.30 news broadcast. 8.45 musical moments. 7.00 service concert programme. Universal rhythm with hex Chan Dler Orch. 8.30 to be announced. 9.30 first drama. 9.30 varsity show with John held or. 10.01 sports through the Keyhole. 10.15 Chicago symphonic hour. Al 15 dance music. Silent National networks Abc . 6.15 single Sam Basso wow. House that Jack Organ music and guest artists. Wt2af a May. Kaka. Service concert with Lucius Man ners Soprano revellers quartet Tam a May Koa. Rich dramatic. Kaka wham. 7.15 singin Sam Basso went wham 7.30 death Valley Days dramatic pro gramme. Wow. Went. Wiz Kaka. All negro revue Eddy Green Anc gee gee James comedy teams Wiz wham went Kaka. 1 Ime pc rank in Usiri Tenor Mary Eastman Soprano manhat Tan chorus Abe Lyman Orch a May a Tam wow. Deems Taylor and Robert Bruster oich., Wiz Kaka wow wham went. Court of human relations a May Tam who. The first Nighter programme with Don Ameche Barbara Luddy Jack Pearl and company. Wiz went wham. Kaka. Varsity show with John held. Or. Master of ceremonies. A bad Koo. Koa. Wow. A May kf1tr. Dinner of the girl scouts Wiz. In Andy. Wafaa Koa a May. Symphonic hour. Wiz. Went. Wham Fyk. Sablon. Songs Wear. Court of human relations ice peat to Columbia networks lbs . Carter commentator wbb Knox. Fab. Waco. War. Varieties with Oscar Shaw. Carmela Ponselle. Elizabeth Lennox and guest stars. War. Wbb Waco. Isl. Kemp s band with Kay Thompson David Ross rhythm singers wbb. War. We cd Knox. With Fred Macmurray. Frances Lari Ford. Igor Gorin and guest stars Miriam Hopkins. Louis Hayward in the woman i Ken Murray and Stooge special guests isl Wuh wbb Waco. Orch., conducted by Eugene Ormandy. Knox. Waco isl. By Verili isl. Wax. Dramatic sketch. Repeated to Knox Waco isl. I Kemp Orch., with Kay Thomp son and th6 rhythm singers re peat to isl and West abound the world Paris 12.50 and Mankind by or. Luc curtain tpa-3, 25.2 m., 11.88 Meg. Rome 5 in English concert Home s Midnight 2ho, 31.1 m., 9.63 Meg. Berlin 5.30 of German the Wartburg did 25.4 m., 11.77 Meg. Moscow 6 socialism eliminates orchestral music ran 31.2 m., 9.6 Meg. Boston 6.30 listeners mail bag w1xal. 49.6 m., 6.04 Meg. Caracas 8 Orch., yv5rc, 51.7 m., 5.8 Meg. London 9.10 londoner at psf 19.8 m., 15.14 Meg. God. 25.5 m., 11.75 Meg. Csc 31.3 m., 8.58 Meg. Winnipeg 10.30 laugh and love Orch. Soloists and count pravda Cero 48.7 m., 6.15 Meg. Corx. 25.5 m., 11.72 Meg. Pittsburgh 11 to the far North w8xk, 48.8 m., 6.14 mob. Saturday sky. Winnipeg 910 . Meditations clock. And weather. Music lady. Birthday club. Dance bands. Report. Train. Of life. Symphony Orch. Hour. And messages. Opera co Cavalleri rustic Ana and Hansel and Gre Happy returns. The Mali and Road report. British variety hour. Franz Josef. And the Diamond of Asher. Moods saturday night. Little symphonic. Fest. And castanets. De Courcey Orch. Be announced. Sims Orch. Csc Montreal weather time. Messenger. Turner Orch. Kenny Orch Oil. Cir Winnipeg 630 . And marmalade. Parade. Package. Moments. Bulletins. Green room. Concert party. Noontime Parade. . Melodies. Almanac. Sections of a kind. Quilt. Matinee of the air. Tunes. Brandon male quartet. Vansant. Rambles. Capers. Musical variety. And now. News. Pos Jarlis and his red River mates. Smiling. Pop. Sidewalk interviews. Days. Piano Stone Bass and Drums. A Island violinist. Genthon and his grata beaters with Bob Straker Bob Crosson. The world Orch Day s news. The dance spots. O Brien sports Chat. Echoes. Time and sign off. Fyr. Bismarck 550 . Church in the world today. Morning Melody. Programme. Club. Broadcast. Your parents. Aunt Sammy markets. American schools. Girl in a million. Club programme. And police bulletins. Marshalls. Singers. Farm and time hour. . Markets weather. Opera broadcast. Kindergarten. Hatters. Radio news. Home symphony. Brothers. Institute singers. Broadcast. Abc of Abc. Wynn programme. Willson Orch. Village sketches. Programme with Joe Cobb s Paducah Plantation barn dance. Music. National networks no . Night party with guest c., a May wow Tam wow Wynn the perfect fool guest artist. Wiz. Wt3nr. A Fth. Wham Willson Orch. Wiz a feb Village sketches Arthur a Len and Parker Fennelly Tam. A May wow Koa. Barn dance Henry Burr Verne Lee and teary hot shots Sally Lulu Belle Novelo. Plans. Uncle Ezra Maple City four guests wham Kaka wrap was. Chateau programme with Joe Cook master of ceremonies guest artists a May Koa. Personality Singer. Wiz. S. Cobb s Paducah Plantation a May Tam fyr Koa. Barn dance. Koa fyr a sep Day spots Wear who. Tam. Sullivan news commentator. Wow. Barn dance Koa. A sep. Day fyr. Wow. Columbia networks lbs . Quiz1and his Man Arthur Godfrey wbb acc of isl War. Knox. Presents Russ Morgan Orch., Phil Duey mixed ensemble three minute wbb. . Speed show with Grace Moore Vincent Lopez Orch., War Knox isl. Night serenade Mary Eastman Soprano Bill Perry Tenor chorus and or ciby. Knox wbb War. Hit Parade and sweep Margot Graham guest. Wbb Knox. Whas isl Waco. Stylists male quartet wbb Wax War. Colonels Waco Knox presents repeated to isl and abound the Zorij . Metropolitan opera broadcast. W2xad, 19.5 m., 15.33 Meg. . European Post Box. W1xal. 25.4 m., 11.79 Meg. . A recital of French Canad Iasi . Use 13.8 m., 15.14 Meg. God. 25.5 11.75 Meg. Gab 31.5 a. 9.51 Meg. . The Waltz hour. Yv5rc, 51.7 5.8 Meg . Daily life in Ger did 25.4 m., 11.77 Meg. . The strange adventures of or. psf. 19.8 m., 15.14 Meg. God 25.5 m., 11.75 Meg. Csc 31.3 m., 0.38 Meg. Cartagena . Programme in English. Hj1abp, 31.2 m., 9.6 Meg. . Concert from radio Paris. Tpa-4, 25.6 m., 11.72 Mee. . Messages to the far North. W8xk, 48.8 a. 6.14 Meg. . The sport week Vine. Sports commentator. Cero. 4b.7 a. 6.15 Meg. Cd he m., 11.72 Meg. Driver finds his troubles come in Heap troubles never come singly Frank Rodgers Veteran tax Driver discovered thursday morning. First off he had a bad Toothache which swelled his Cheek up and made it necessary for him to go to the dentist. Then he had his car stolen from Lim and was forced to sit in his spic and Span uniform on the dirty floor of a Box car somewhere out near Bergen siding. More than this his company give a Bonus of ten cents for pick ups on the Street but Frankie in t sure if hell get the dime for nothing was said about pick ups who turned out to be hold ups. Thurs ungrateful then there s the matter of a Dol Lar and ninety five cents on the meter of the stolen car. The ungrateful thugs despite the fact that they ran the Bill up forgot to pay Rodgers for , for his waiting time and All the inconvenience they put him. To Over the hold up. Furthermore although they made More than profit on they never left a Nickel tip. His firm thought that Rodgers was getting a bit careless when truck Drivers reported that his car was standing empty near the liquor commission warehouse. That had never happened to Rodgers before in All the ten d been with Moore s. They sent out and. Got the car but could t find Rogers. Then at "11.15 Rodgers phoned into the. Office. Look he said indignantly have you seen police court the White horse you enjoy next year will be the same As you enjoy forever a Joy to your palate. Prices this advertisement is not inserted by government liquor control commission. The commission is not responsible for statements made As to Quality of products advertised t and tribulations a Young scandinavian complexioned like a Sailor deep red in the Cheeks and shading off to Pink on forehead and Throat came his worship in the Winnipeg police court thursday to say Why he had been making at Midnight on main Street enough noise and Celebration for Empire Day. He was shouting at the top of his an officer said. V the defendant said nothing. Magi Strate. Graham waited for a moment or two. Then he said do you understand All this is it _ what nationality Are no he was going to say Norge a voice explained. In consideration of the hour and the lavish amount of vocal exercise reported the court made it or seven Days. Employer s plea. A humane employer appeared on behalf of a very Young husband charged with not having disclosed his earnings to the City Relief department. Is a pretty Good the employer said and he has a very Fine wife who is doing her Best to keep up the Home. I am going to take him on. Permanently. I would ask your worship to suspend the magistrate Graham the heaviest Burden the taxpayer has at present is the Burden of Relief. There would have to be very special Circum stances in a Case of this land for to allow the accused to go on suspended upon the special plea of the employer the. Defendant was remanded for pne week to permit a full Case to be made out Why sentence should be suspended. Battle brewing Detroit april 9. Cap and John l. Lewis head of the com Mittee for Industrial organization asserted wednesday night that unionization of the. Ford motor employees is the next objective of the United Automo bile workers Lewis made his assertion 5n. An address at a Union rally a few hours after Henry Ford had said at ways ga., that Well never recognize the United automobile workers Union or any other at Vimy dinner and reunion major A. Macpherson k.c., left will be the principal speaker at the second annual Vimy dinner and1 reunion of the Canadian corps to be held at the Hoyal Alexandra hotel Friday night under the sponsorship of the valour Road memorial Branch of the Cana Dian. Legion., col. Hon. Price Montague shown right will preside at the affair. False. Alarms maniac with flare for sirens and roaring of engines sought every night for. The past month firemen. Have roared through City streets in response to false alarms. Efforts to Nab the persons who Are turning in these bogus Calls have so proved futile. At first officials believed the epidemic to be the work of youngsters but when alarms began ringing in at one two o clock in the morn ing they changed their opinion and Are now seeking a maniac with a flare for sirens and the Roar of engines. Wednesday night three false alarms were answered but by the time the brigade reached the alarm. Box the practical joker had fled first false alarm Early the first false alarm came ill Early in the evening from a Box at Banna tiie Avenue and Tecumseh Street the second a. Few hours later from Mcdermot Avenue and Francis Street and the third quite late at night from Logan Avenue and Patrick Street. No Section of the City is free from this false alarm and bogus Calls have been rung in from the outskirts of fort Rouge to the last Box in the North end area. The seriousness of this form of and the possibility of loss of life and property which might result was stressed by fire officials thursday. One real fire occurred at 1.38 o clock thursday morning when a Small Blaze broke out in the base ment of a House at 958 Sherburn Street. Clothes hanging too close to the Furnace Are believed to have caused the outbreak but damage will not exceed fire officials estimate. Denies fomenting strike emphatic denial of charges she organized or fomented the pupils strike at Poison or Salisbury schools March 8, was made by Ida Cook the former principal before the Board of reference at court building wednesday evening. Earlier in the session c. Brock counsel for the East Kildonan school it., was intention and instructions to prove miss Cook had organized the strike. Continuing his Cross examination of the e witness or. Brock turned to events following upon miss Cook s Transfer to Salisbury school. Miss Cook explained she had left her new school on thursday during school Houes to phone j. Colvin Secretary of the school Board. She wanted a substitute she explained because she Felt ill. Miss Cook stated she had phoned from the Only pay Sta Tion she knew and had been driven there by a free press photographer. She had not asked him to drive her to or. Colvin s Home because Jie might not be the wit Ness. There she was met by some pupils by arrange ment . Constant objection to the introduction As. Evidence of events taking place after the Transfer was made by c. K. Guild chairman of the Board of references. He contended that it was Only concerned with events previous to it. Denies giving instructions miss Cook denied giving the group of pupils any instructions the first occasion she had met her former pupils after the Transfer was tuesday March 9, when she had discovered them waiting in the Hall of Salisbury school. They had told her of their refusal to return to school without following Day she had been met by a group of them at the Street car Stop. She had allowed them into the school to get warm she had not allowed the Salisbury grades seven and eight children into the school after their strike tuesday afternoon because she asserted they lived close by and were noisy. On monday March 15, witness. Stated she had written to or. Hatcher acting principal at Poison advising him about her class arid asking him to Tell the pupils she wished1 them to treat him As they had treated her. At no time before that had you spoke to your old Poison class to go Back and support the no i did because they were so determine later i. Guild asked you by word or deed organize or foment the strike of pupils at Poison or Salisbury i did did you by word or deed seek to end the yes i did at miss Cook replied referring to her re quests to the pupils to come in and work. At the opening of the session or. Brock had questioned the former principal regarding staff meetings. He then referred to Corporal punish ment meted out at Poison. Would you Ever punish a child of that age to 10 years old so that the hand were swollen no i would later he asked is it not a fact that a limb cof miss Cook s was Black and a result of strap Ping yes it is a fact because they would pull away and i would get two California schoolboys have invented a fluorescent Ink for printing posters that glows in dark Ness addition expected Rome april. Elena and Princess Maria of Italy left thursday for Sofia Bulgaria where an addition is expected to the bul Garian Royal family. Queen Joanna Consort of King Boris Iii. Of bul Garia is the former Princess Gio Vanna of the House of Savoy. King Boris and Queen Loanna were married oct. 25, 1930. They have one child the Princess Marie Louise who was born at Sofia Jan 13, 1933. Oddly cat tale Toronto april 9. Up Harry Littlehales wednesday broke the myths surrounding scram Ray old Stock Exchange cat. Scram who refused to leave the old building when the new Stock Exchange was opened was said to hold great Powers Over the Market. Whenever the cat had kit tens the Market swung upward went the Story. Littlehales keeper of the cat received numerous demands for some of scram s Kittens considered very Lucky. They became too numerous. Finally Littlehales declared the real Story was every time the cat in arched across the Exchange floor the Market seemed to head for higher ground. And emphasized Littlehales there Aren t any Kittens to be sold or Given away. Scram is an old tomcat. Sport by tradition London april 9. A Sybil lady Eden Mother of foreign Secretary Anthony Eden the royal1 " society for prevention of cruelty to animals wednesday is spending Money trying to eradicate the ancient sport cock fighting. Fighting is a sport by tra and it is not one of the worst cruelties. These Are exportation of old horses and trapping of aged horses some times Are exported for use in Bull fight Arenas 36-year-old horse Val Cartier que., april 9. Oldest horse on the continent it s not a 34-year-old Kentucky thoroughbred As news pictures suggest according to residents of this Vil Lage North 6 f Quebec City. On the farm of the late Hugh Mclaughlin since 1901. Has worked old still in Good health and Able to do Light work. Dan will be 36 in. May Monkey s Friend London april 9. Up a be quest for neglected zoo monkeys was in the will of mrs. Berthe Marie Heer of South Norwood London she stipulated that to be applied in buying fruit to be distributed each year on the. Three Bank holidays and on boxing Day among such of the monkeys As Are inclined to toe neglected by the May Honor gkacb3 Fields London april 9. Grade Fields British stage and screen comedienne now. In Hollywood May be made a Dame of the British Empire along with Marie tempest also an actress the daily Mirror re ported .wednesday.1 give City till june to Cut tax Home owners body plans referendum on strike proposal disregarding advice and warning Given by travels Sweatman. K.c., about 500 persons in attendance at the annual meeting of the to and property owners association a Isaac Brock school wednesday night decided to take a referendum of the taxpayers on the ques Tion of calling a tax strike in the event of the City drastic action in the Way of Cut Ting Down taxation. Taking on the form of an ultimatum the e Resolution which was passed with Little opposition gave the City Council up to june 1 to make up its i if what to do re Garding policies suggested by the association. There was a dramatic moment when or. Sweatman after an address on our Road to was asked what he thought of the strike feature of the Resolution. Replying at once to the question of the chairman g. I Dawson or. Sweatman asserted i think tax strike would be a great mistake. We talk about communists and others setting example by breaking the Law. The association would be setting a very bad example itself with any such action. That is not the proper Way to work out. Your difficulties. I think it would do your association a great Deal of harm to suggest the question of a tax strike. Further i think it would do the creditors a great Deal of harm. My advice is to keep away from various men in. The audience pointed out that the laity Council is being Given a reasonable time to decide on the policies advocated by. The association and that the most effective Way of getting action regarding them was to threaten a strike. A taxpayer at the Back of the Hall said he was against going on the e mat with the City Council on such an Issue and moved that the Section implying preparations for a tax strike referendum be deleted from the Resolution. Resolution carried Oil the Resolution being put it was carried with few people put Ting up their hands in opposition. The Resolution sets out that Home and property owners Are bearing a tax representing Over 80 per cent of the total Revenue requirements of the City which was not a just proportion it Points out that the total arrears As at december 31, 1936, amounted to and that the association had made repeated requests for reduction in the property tax. Home and property owners Are no longer willing to Bear the present Burden it said. The Resolution petitions City Council to put the following policies into effect "1. Reduce the present property tax to 25 Mills on the assessed value of buildings and 25 Mills on. The assessed value of land plus the greater Winnipeg water District Levy of 9% Mills on the land assessment. 2. To remove the greater Winnipeg water District Levy from land in five equal an Nual reductions. 3. To Amend the City charter to include a Section restricting the total Mill rate that can be charged on properties to the limits stated in the first two sections of the Resolution. 4. Guar Antee that no part of the present unemployed Relief debt nor any part of the future. Costs of unemployment Relief be levied against property. 5. Guarantee the pres ent rights of property owners to Appeal against their assessments shall not be restricted. Threatens referendum unless the City the Resolution adds gives its understandings prior to june 1, 1937, to Institute the re quests made to apply As from Jan. 1, ,1938, the association will conduct a referendum among its members and All other owners of property in the City to determine their future wishes in connection with tax payments. Copies of the Resolution will be sent to the Eniy Council the school Board Premier Bracken and pre Mier King. In has address or. Sweatman pointed out that the total assess ment in Winnipeg during the last 20 years had decreased in value by while there was practically no change in population. We Are doing More than stand ing he said we Are going recommends three policies he recommended three policies which he claimed would help the City considerably and relieve the taxpayers a sales tax of two per cent a tax on water Power and Light and adoption of the City management plan. The following were elected to the executive for a three year term Geo. Baskin n. S. Mclean j. J. Milne g. S. Thorvaldson and Percy Kell. The other ten Mem Bers of the executive Are mrs. Jessie Kirk g. H. Irwin John of Fleck James Jenkins g. S. Lyon j. M. B. G. Carnegie g. H. Dawson d. E. Wright and j. F. Parker. The new executive will elect . Vimy veterans to celebrate anniversary Canadian War veterans Friday will recall once More that achieve ment which 20 years ago rang through the world As one of the most Brilliant of the great War the storming and capture of Vimy Ridge. Second Only to the armistice in the Calendar of remembrance the Battle which transferred that ram part to Canadian hands was fought april 9 1917, and succeeding Days. Its importance was further emphasized last july 26, when Canada s National memorial atop the Ridge was dedicated. For these and other reasons can Ada s sex service men will forefather in City town and Hamlet to relive the old Days and recall old comradeship. Vimy banquets Are scheduled to take place everywhere. Winnipeg will be no exception. The second annual Vimy dinner and reunion of the Canadian corps will be held in the Hoyal Alexandra hotel at 7 . Friday sponsored by the valour Road memorial Branch of the Canadian legion. It is the largest annual gathering of sex service men of the District held in Winnipeg and already some 550 reservations have been made. The principal speaker this year is major A. Macpherson of Regina former attorney general of Saskatchewan and Long connected with the sex service men s organizations of the province. Or. Justice Montague will preside. Gives pledge o f insurance consideration Ottawa april 9. Consideration of a new attempt to provide Canada with unemployment insurance and other social legislation was promised wednes Day night in the House of commons by prime minister Mackenzie King. Or. King said the government was studying the matter in the Light of recent decisions of the privy Council holding the 1935 legislation Ultra Vires the Dominion parliament and with a View to action next year. The government was most get on with legislation of this kind he said in reply to a. A. Heaps who asked for information on the government s policy. An item of for the employment and social insurance com Mission was dropped from the Esti mates on a protest by j. F. Pouliot lib. Or. King said the estimates had been prepared before the privy Council judgments were announced when it was thought desirable to provide for the commission. Night. Thursday morning. Weather was Cloudy gave no indication would leave. Are you superstitions then listen to the origin w presented the ouch tin icum Bonn to e. Evenlyn cd Keiday und slur Day i by t. W. Kilshaw Lindbergh Safe. Munich Germany april 9. Up at the Airport thursday refuelled and checked the monoplane in which col. And mrs. Charles a. Lindbergh Are flying Back to eng land from a trip to India. The fliers landed Here tuesday Dodds kidney pills private Hurrie a action Sale at contents of. Well furnished Bungalow 110 Carmen ave Elm Oil Friday at 2 . 1937 Iofik and Short wave Vuss Silt 3-Piecc mohair Chesterfield suite of Axminster Rug 4.3x6.6 am Lanxter if very Fine 1-Picco Walnut a Teclu sic Walnut smoker Walnut Jani new Start parlor lamp Onyx trim gains and drapes. Url Drc lamp quran Nice pictures Verandah Curtice Iii blinds. 8-Day clock Gurtej clock tic raw Wood shape. Connor electric with or w Box. Walnut bed arid Dresser. Stenci bed. Chiff Onier vanity an scr Marta tools dishes Bric a Brac Book in Sam bedroom Mats Kitchen table and data and miscellaneous articles. Lap silting garage 10x14. A of the above Uri condition. Open for inspection Morates Sale take East Al Donaa or mkt place cars. T. W. Kilshaw the Auti lobe office thong 20 040. By w. H. Mcpherso auction Sale of Oak dining room built Monist Werfield and chair he late Lon Pic radio electric Frame phone tame Walnut desk with books Pitt w nut combination Book Cak to tables console radio chair Kitchen Chain table bedroom Box hotly ont Range Coo Sloven Mirrett Troto China Cut Glass utensils. And pillows pictures auction 261 Smith Street on Friday april at 2 . It Safe. W. H. Phone 92 421. Auctioneer we pack. Ship or Stort furnishings d. Morse auctions auction Sale of horses tractor and saturday Apih kith. Of Elie on travel i o clock. 10 head Nice Young farm Well matched teams 20 Kloc cows milk if fresh .1 int calves and a Curtri Bindon tractor 4 Bottom Stow Brush breaker House furniture. At noon. D. Ujj Romnek. K owner. From Vancouver Niaura i aus. It Moran of i air. Ero Prem return fares As Low As for Choice accommodation. See your Casey storm shop general agent bldr., Winnipeg. Phone wit the Date of the Empire club meet ing. To be addressed by or. . Moffit has Mon 12, to tuesday april 13. Or. Moffit s address will the subject of the defence problems of the Empire. The meeting will be held at the Marj Borough hotel at 6 o clock on tuesday. Financially responsive executor guardian of children s estates l trustee under living trusts branches throughout the Dominion Victoria 1 Edmonton Winnipeg Windsor St. Thomas managed and controlled by the Huron Erie Hamilton Montreal portion ;