Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 25, 1939, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four Winnipeg free press wednesday october 25, 1939 world dial twisting --Ljt-1-m--------v_____ 1 Csc gives preference to Canadian artists by Peter b. Whittall. Employment of Canadian Talent in the production of pro grammes and the development and encouragement of new Talent is a Basic policy of the Canadian broadcasting corporation according to an announcement received from the local office of the Csc this week. In year of its operation the announcement continues the Csc has progressively employed More Canadian radio artists. Thou Sands of canadians who have specialized abilities of to which Canadian writers can submit radio script. If the Manu script is accepted the author is Given immediate Cash payment in different even though the manuscript in the Fields it music drama May be placed in the Library for variety and in writing i oi1 Are finding the Csc an outlet concludes creative work. J although Csc Talent is in Gand i Anent radio use at a later Date the announce writing Francis on the basis of Merit the corporation gives first consideration to Only professionals of recognized standing but others who show Promise and who aspire to reach professional standards of excellence. At each Csc production Point in the different regions Coughlin of win s continuity department has this to say the writing of simple exposition for a radio programme is the most difficult task of a radio continuity department. In order to do this Type of work the writer must first earn All he can about his subject Montreal. Toronto. Win and then condense Nipes and newcomers i Vancouver aspiring the radio Field auditions Iree of charge. They Are Given a sympathetic critical hearing by a regional Board of adjudicators composed not of members of Csc staff but of persons of recognized authority in music drama and other special Fields. A National Elrama manuscript Library is maintained by the Csc drinks he gambles he i. Stays out hate nights and Noth in i say Hills imy effect. I know hell Jet into trouble but what can i for the to Many questions even snore puzzling than this tune in to night on radio s startling Good will hour. Hear real people Tell their prob lems frankly without rehearsal to John j. Anthony noted radio coun Selor. His Vise advice May help you too. Listen in. John 3. Anthony s 7.00 to 7.30 . Gracefully and dramatic writing says Coughlin is not As difficult As it Kraght seem at first glance although in his opinion it is Tricky. The writer must know the rules for Success Ful composition in terms of Situa Tion involving dramatic conflict. Furthermore the radio writer must know when to break these rules. And of course he must understand both the resources arid limitations of radio As a medium of expression. Gag or comedy writing is highly specialized Coughlin reminds us and must be tailored to fit the talents of the individual comedian. The most difficult part of com Edy writing he declares is rhe t creation and building up of comic situations which is More comp ii i rated and requires More ingenuity than the devising of simply ver bal humor he concludes. T s cd pc s Mobile unit will do its part for the Community Chest fund thursday afternoon at 1.15, when it will proceed Down Portage Avenue stopping route at places of business to collect Cash and Cheque donations to swell the fund. Even though you have not got a business establishment on Portage Avenue you too May malic donations. Rusty Young who will do All of the collect ing and most of the talking will be glad to accept your contribution and acknowledge it Over the air. The Handy Man is Well advised to leave any radio trouble to the expert who understands it. 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The mistake is a natural one since i m convinced press agents and cameramen ganged up on miss Manson with the idea of creating that impression. So it will not be news that miss Manson will play the role of a Glamour girl in a new dramatic serial entitled oddly enough society girl. In keeping with the Csc s an noun Emem of employing Cana Dian Talent to write and build and produce Canadian programmes i list 10 Csc pro Rammes that Are broadcast Over the Mutual and the Columbia Bra feasting. Systems As Exchange features. The Balladeer Ernest Colton baritone from Van Couver the Toronto Trio from Toronto the Happy gang also from Toronto Pelham Richardson s string orchestra from Winnipeg the cosmopolitans Percy Faith programme from Toronto wish Art Campbell sings from Toronto musical cocktail from Toronto dancing strings the Cracker jacks and rhythm and rhyme. Lbs takes the first six lbs the last four. Abc which needs the Csc network with numerous Exchange programmes does not carry any Csc programmes at present. Wednesday sky Winnipeg 910 . News. Of the air series h. H. Saunders or. On Para celsus. And piano i Csc Mont with the dance. Singers. Ajlen. The trap line. Up and listen. Gibson of Anthony Eden and address. A cos. For strings for strings ejection results. Relations discussion by worker s educational association i Csc. Toronto. Cosmopolitans Percy Faith Orch. With Louise King vocalists i William Morton Tenor. Frances James Soprano and John baritone and 32-voice mixed choir Csc. Election results. Music. Commentary Back ground of russian policy by f. H. Soward Csc. Monette. News bulletins Csc. Dust violin interlude. Gowler s old timers Csc old timers fcb. Theatre Csc Winni and sign off. Curc Winnipeg 630 . Brevi ties. Little show sky at 5.15 p. D. R. A Coats and the visiting microphone will visit the Community Chest Headquarters main Street on behalf of the Community Chest keep fit classes conducted by the Winnipeg Public school Board for men and women Over the age of eighteen years he it St John s Kelvin. Isaac Newton and wit schools and other centres if necessary commencing week Begum inc monday. October 30th. Twat qty lessons each of one hour duration t the on thursday. October 26th. From will be formed where desired for groups of 24 men for further particulars apply to or. Robert Jarman director of physical education. School Board offices William ave. And Ellen St. Sellers True stories. Jack Little s Orch. Ceo. Hour serenade. Wing. News. Theatre guide. Of the hour. Of Hollywood. Sportsmen almanac. Of the hour. By h. J. Russell. Teledu to club. University glee club. Swing sters. Club of the air. Be announced. Edwards organist. Martin s sunny boys. Ferguson s Orch. Morrison s sport Parade. Echoes. Dances Carl Hills when Day is one. Weather and sign off. Wbk Watrous 540 . News from London via re Short is and piano Csc. Mont Stock quotations. Jack Little Orch. Abc Orch ensemble election results. Cocktail Csc lbs. To press news fcb win Anthony Eden address. Election results. For strings i Csc Mon Treal election results. Relations series Cec. To Ronto cosmopolitans Csc. Election results. Music i Csc Montreal commentary. Monette Mezzo Soprano Csc news bulletins Csc. Too Nook dust violin Gowler s old timers fcb theatre Csc Winni for today Orch. Csc . Off. Fyr Bismarck 550 . Child s Orch. Keene. Cornell Singer. Singers. Claire. News. Armstrong. Ensemble. Warine in pleasure time. And world news. Gage and Orch. Strollers., forum. Be announced. And buggy Days Martin s music. Kyser s Kollette of musical knowledge. Commentary by Bauk Hage. Weather and dance music National network Abc . Playhouse starring her Bert Marshall with guest artist. Wear. Wow. Porum on current problems Wiz fyr. Rime with red Skelton Orch. And soloists. Wear. Wow. Quiz show with ran som Sherman Bob Brown. Wiz wham. Fyr new Fred Allen show with guest stars the merry Mac s and others Wear wow Ito rum until 10.05 Wiz playhouse repeat to Koa. Kyser s College of musical knowledge. Wear. Fyr. Wow Waring s pennsylvanians. Wear. Wow. Love a mystery Koa. Rios. Mexican Sonc stylist. Wiz. Time repeat to Koa. Hew Fred Allen show repeat to Koa. Summaries in connection with the european situation. Wear. Columbia networks Obsi . Pearce s gang. Wbb. War. Whiter an programme. Wbb Knox. Davis news available to theatre a Ltd Kenny baked. Ken Murray and Frances Lanai Ford. Wbb. Knox isl. Fab. Concert Orch wbb Wjk fab. Concert Orch. War Waco Knox fab. And Allen repeat to isl. N Andy. Wbb. Knox wow. Waco. Isl Sullivan reviews the news wac. War. And Abner isl. Whiteman programme. Isl. Waco. Knox a tax. Sullivan wbb fab. Knox. Pearce s gang repeat to isl. Sullivan. Isl. News. Wbb Wuh. Waco and others. Wednesday around the world . News summary. Psf. 15.14 Meg., ia.8 a god. Meg., 25.5 a gab 9.51 Meg. 31.5 m. . Military concert. Did. 11.77 raeg., 25.4 m. . Fragments from an operetta. Hat4. 9.12 Meg. 32.3 m. Tenor with Orch. Yv5rc, 5.9 Reg. 51.7 m. . News in English Straus King of the Waltzes. 2ro. 11.81 25.4 to if. 9.33 30.5 m. . World affairs talk by h. Wickham Steed. Gst1. 15.14 meff., m. God. 11.75 Mec. 25.5 a gab. 9.51 Meg. 31.5 m. . In eat 9.8g 3q.4 in. . Netherlands Salute pc 9.50 a neg. 31.2 Jiu . Radio sketches. Tpb11, li.88 Mefi. 25.2 a tpa4. 11.71 Meg., 25.g m. . News in English tfb11. 11.88 mar. 25.2 a tpa4., 11.71 Meg. 25.6 m. Thursday sky Winnipeg 910 . And weather1, up and Ben son. Programmes d. R. P Coats. Man 1 Man led. Of the week. Jack. Family doctor. Point of View. Gospel Singer. Caron. Organist. The most out of life or Stidger no cd. Moods. Refrains. Rich b re son Orch. With guest artists Dorothy jolts to n Soprano Csc w Parade. . Of life. Reveries. Weather and messages. Sister serial drama and love of or. Susan Obsi land boys Mary Marlin Parkins serial drama Nuci Young s family Abc Gui dins Light be announced. Reviews Mary lower Ross ci3c, fcb news from London via Shor a w. Jackson nature talks for today y mrs. Edith Rogers provincial chairman. It is expected that activity in the various centres will corny Renee about nov. 1. Mrs. Rogers emphasized the last that registration does not mean enlistment. It is merely a Survey of what women Are capable and will ing to she stated. It does not mrs Thomas Lynch St. Francois Xavier Dies aged 59 mrs. Philippine Lynch. 59, of St. Francois Xavier died tuesday in St. Boniface Hospital. Mrs. Lynch was the wife of Thomas Lynch sheriff of Iberville Man., and a sister of Chas. Prefontaine Secretary treasurer of St. Francois Xavier municipality. Be sides her husband and brother mrs. Lynch is survived by two sons Patrick of St. James and har old at Home and four daughters Jean at Home mrs. Harold Nelson of Vancouver mrs. George Fisher fort White and mrs. John la Croix. Of Poplar Point. The funeral will be held thurs Day at 9 ., from her residence in St. Francois Xavier to the Church there for a service at 10 . Interment will be in the. Family plot in St. Eustache Ceme Tery. Coutu s Are in charge. 1442 Martin Avenue who in any Way bind them or interfere with their work in other Organiza while every Effort will be made to have All women throughout the province Register at the specified centres mrs. Rogers said that those who Are in isolated Points May receive the questionnaire by writing provincial Headquarters at 303 Winnipeg piano building. Other members on the provincial committee Are vice chairmen mrs. C. H. Goodman and mrs. Robert Mcqueen of Winnipeg mrs. R. Darrach Brandon mrs. G. Curtis Neepawa mrs. A. B. Roblin Home Wood Secretary miss Donna Marie Aitken publicity mrs. D. P. Got Lieb and mrs. P. G. Rumer treasurer. Mrs. W. L. Mclaws. Chairmen of the various local committees appointed so far Are mrs. M. H. Cornish Transcona miss Vera Mcquarrie Dauphin mrs. Walker Sturgeon Creek mrs. J. Goodale Portage la Prairie mrs. A. B. Roblin Homewood mrs. W. Ross Stonewall mrs. J. Diguid Altona mrs. J. L. Bryans Swan River. Mrs. Arvah a. Lay Dies suddenly mrs. Arvah a. Lay widow of a s. Lay died suddenly monday morning at her Home 39 Dundurn place. She was 61 years of age and for the past 12 years was an employee of the j. H. Ashdown hard Ware company limited retail store born at Drayton ont., mrs. Lay came to Winnipeg in 1883. She was married in 1911 to or. Lay who died in 1918. A son Charles died in 1929 at the age of 15 years surviving Are two Sisters and two Brothers mrs. W. G. Deegan and mrs. W. G. Williams both of win. Nipes b. B. Hartney Hamilton ont., and p. A. Hartney Vancou ver. . The funeral will be held at 2 thursday from Thomson s to of Kildonan cemetery. Mrs. Lay was a member of the women s Canadian club and the South Central Liberal Eorge e. Phillips officiated and urial was made in Elmwood Ceme 2ry. Thomas Edward Mclnnis 34. De tuesday at his residence 55 Onald Street. Or. Mclnnis a re red Telephone Foreman was born n Prince Edward Island. He had Een a resident of Manitoba for in past 34. Years. Funeral service ill be made in the family plot i St. Mary s cemetery. Barker s ave charge of the arrangements. Funeral service for Joseph Bru Elle 85, of 164 fort Street who red sunday at the St. Boniface do folks Home was held tues a morning from Barker s Chapel i St. Mary s Cathedral. Rev. Father in Scott officiated and burial was Nade in St. Mary s cemetery. Or. Runelle was born at Champlain. 2ue., and had been a resident of Winnipeg for the past 30 years. He had no surviving relatives in in City. Funeral service for John i twin 3, of 552 Riverton Avenue who died sunday at St. Joseph s Hospital will e held thursday at 3 . From the Amily residence to St. Eucharist Hurch. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. Or. Litwin was born in a Ukraine and came to Winnipeg in 1911. His wife one son Harry and four daughters Mildred min-1 Nie and Anne of Winnipeg and j Catherine of Toronto survive funeral arrangements Are in care if Fedush Hnatowich. Or is confident Winnipeg industries to get War orders Confidence that Winnipeg industries will not be forgotten when War contracts Are handed out was expressed by mayor John Queen wednesday upon his return from Ottawa and Montreal. Or. Queen reported meeting Wallace r. Campbell chairman of the War Purchase Board and said he got a most sympathetic hear ing. He had been assured he told re porters that Winnipeg would not be overlooked when training of air pilots got underway. The depart ment recognized that the Winnipeg Airport was one which would prove Ideal 1 or its needs. While he hoped hat the Duplessis administration in Quebec would be Defeated the mayor said he was far from certain that this would Hap pen. In Montreal he found a Good Deal of talk about secession of the Island of Montreal from Quebec if the present Premier was returned to Power. Tea is planned by legion Branch annual memorial Tea of the valour Road Branch of the Canadian legion will be held in the Cana Dian National Institute for the Blind Portage Avenue and Sherburn Street during evening nov. During the of the ladies auxiliary will be in command while in the evening the following1 will be in attendance at the tables col. S. J. Cox col. O. A m. Kay col. Hugh Mckenzie. Major g. Dudley major e. B. Evans major c. E. Depencier major l. R. Sutcliffe and capt. C. A. Smith. Home cooking needlework displays White Eft Phant counters and frolic and fun will feature the event. The afternoon and 1. Afternoon members mrs. Aida Gracia Maria Ryder wife of Alexander Ryder of Pilo Mound Man., died monday at St. Boniface Hospital following month s illness. Mrs. Ryder who was 37 years of age was born in Neche. . But had resided a Pilot Mound for 35 years. The body was taken from Mordue s Chape wednesday morning to Pilot mount for service and burial. Word was received Here tuesday o the death of Bert Kosasky. 22-year old son of or. And mrs. J. Kosasky 417 College Avenue who died Sud Denly in Ottawa monday. He Hac left Winnipeg Only two weeks ago to take up a position with the Bank of Canada. Or. Kosasky was graduate in arts of the University of Manitoba and prior to that Hac attended St. John s High school. He was Active in zionist youth work being the former president of the Herzkiah club. Funeral services were held wednesday afternoon from the family residence to the Shearey Zedek cemetery with rabbis s. Frank and h. Herson officiating. Surviving Are his parents two Brothers Harold and Sid Ney and a sister Lorraine. Mrs. Henrieta Effie 73, widow of James d. Mcnulty Mcnulty died monday evening at the Home of her daughter mrs. J. Cassidy 231 Simcoe Street. Born at Ripley ont. Mrs. Mcnulty had been a resident of the City for the past 25 years surviving Are four daughters mrs. J John Doig of Chicago mrs. Roy j red at St. Boniface old folks ome saturday in her 80th year Vas held tuesday morning Western at funeral Chapel. Rev. Have been carrying on their i Ness after 6 o clock last evening arc Alic Donn Selkirk Avenue Nornan Selkirk Avenue Omitty ski. 579 Selkirk Awn Soloway 791 Selkirk a Aaron Westley. 1-17 Barme nut. Wednesday morn Mir. Law clerk of the court Sai j Oral other summonses under Early closing bylaw had sued and were returnable it i police court thursday keeping Coli in the Stone grocers charged with evading Early closing Law police activity last Friday result d in five Winnipeg grocers fac no charges under th.2 Early closing bylaw in City police court tues Day afternoon. Three of the grocers were re presented by n. E. Munson coun Al for the associated retail Gro ers of Winnipeg and were remanded for one week without in court. The other two merchants were remanded to the ame Date. The charge under the Early Clos no bylaw against each of the five grocers reads As follows Gunlaw ully omit to close and keep closed four shop in the City of Winni Peg where goods Are offered and exposed for Sale by retail Between he House of 6 . And 7 . The following da3r. The accused who Are alleged to special Kates by Day or week Moore s taxi movers of furniture. Pianos and All Kindt or machinery including automobiles. Boats and Caracas phone 333 remember the Winnipeg foundation is a Community Trust fund for the needy. Cameo menthol cigarettes j my hit few Fine Virginia Toba Facos 1 apr Yondt Tionta j by menthol by a. W. Fordham to Kuril we auction Sals 01 i High class household fur Nitek and effects nearly new spar Lon Walnut bedroom electric u jul Jinx like win Kroel Lucr 11 Ivilou and ii Nepal pvt let. La Kotrany Fri i nut Gale acc Elc Nwosu ill i i Windsor Mali Ojano Din col incl. Paint inc a Ricl Uret j Fordham s Canada illdff., Dom id it tact thursday. Oct. 3 Alfo 2 and 3-Pfecc Chesterfield Amu Isler and Wilton 8-Pfcce alg dining room suites. A piece Walnut tattle Fulte Black Walnut tension table. 6 Black Walnut dint leather scat said backs radio j san Honan Dresser and Mahonjr. Sonoc. Wicker Turni Luif Robe Beds Complete dressers tej Fields. Grain phones Udhoji Tead l occasional chairs. Machen Kitchen tables China j Leo Rock Shore at Suoi phone 39 Oto. Mcguire of Dryden ont. Henry Boyd of Oxdrift mrs. Sask., and mrs. Cassidy. And one son. James of Grandview sask. A i brother and three Sisters also sur i Vive Kenneth Mclay of grand j View mrs. W. French of Pine Falls j Man. Mrs. T. Farug Hsii of grand View and mrs. Neil Doherty of j Detroit Mich. Funeral service was j held wednesday afternoon in Gar j diner s Chapel. Burial was made in j Elmwood cemetery. Funeral service Lor Charles Henry Morrison president and general manager of Picardy s j stores who died Early tuesday j morning at his residence 173 Ash j Street will be held thursday at 11 . In Clark Leatherdale Chapel. Rev. John l. Mclnnis will j officiate and burial will be in Elm i Wood cemetery. J funeral service for John Reid i 60, of 484 Lipton Street inspector of surveys for the provincial government who died Early monday morning at Grace Hospital was held wednesday afternoon in Gar diner s Chapel. Or. David Fleming officiated and burial was made in Elmwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Walker b. Young Robert p. Webster Leonard j. Hancox Lin Mcintosh. Of Kenora out. George White and Arthur b. Bal cock. Funeral service for mrs. Julia Atkin widow of William Atkin of in the test of the times during May decades of intimate association with Canada s the Bank of Toronto has held a position of strength. It Hac Contri buted in building the Canada Winch has met the tests of the times. Through close co operation Many of our friends have built soundly and continued to profit by the assist once Given by this Bank. Bank Toronto incorporated 1s5s do your plates shout false Teeth keep plates like new with and avoid denture breath Wallace j. Hyndman District credit manager of the Northern electric company and Active in local sporting circles who died suddenly at his residence 215 Canora Street Early tuesday morning. Funeral service for or. Hyndman. Who was in his 40th year will be held thursday at 4 ., in Gardiner s Chapel. Rev. Watson argue will officiate assisted by or. J. E. Purdie. 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