Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 4, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two Winnipeg free press thursday january 4, 1940 doings in radio world up dial twisting Charlie Mccarthy show streamlined by h. E. Spencer. Vanished from the scene Are Don Ameche and Dorothy Lamour so Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy assume full command of the programme that has to be known by the puppet s name and the time has been reduced from an hour to half an hour. The change goes into effect Sun Day Jan. 7, from 7 to 7.30 ., s.t., Over the Abc and Csc on Curc. Bergen and Charlie will be assisted in the presentation of the new Stream lined version of the popular hour by Donald Dickson Bari tone and Robert Armbruster s orchestra. There will be a guest Star for each broadcast. Edgar Bergen broadcasts will French. Spanish and portuguese those in English will be made Sun Days and wednesdays at 9.30 ., on a wave length of 48.47 metres. A broadcast in French for the French speaking population of can Ada will be made sundays at s ., Over the same wave length. A the Playboy theatre from Curc present sunday. Jan. 7. At 8.30 ., an original radio drama writ ten by Mercer Mcleod and produced by Neil Leroy. The theme of the play has a most unusual psycho logical Angle and is guaranteed to raise Goose pimples. The cast boogeymen include the author Gordon Burwash Esse Ljungh and the feminine touch Stacia Coyle. A while he does not condone hookey As an escape from study of the three k a Kay Kyser proxy of Abc s College of musical knowl Edge is inclined to leniency when the truant skips lessons to attend a Kyser class. When playing in bos ton recently the professor received a Telephone Call from a Young girl who confided she had played that Day to attend his per Vatican City authorities have announced weekly broadcasts of religious news and talks to North Central and South America. First of these took place wednesday evening be in English worse than that she she had sat through Mormance. Confessed every performance and was afraid to go Home. With a nostalgic note in his voice Kyser told the Fugi Tive from a Hairbrush to go Home and that he would Square things by writing to her Mother. He sent a Short explanatory note to the lady in question asking forgiveness for the erring one and he s now wait ing to ascertain the result. Song of destiny a thursday broadcast Over the Csc network at 10.30 ., heard on sky and wbk will have a chorus and or Chestra led by James Robertson who won wide recognition in eng land As chorus master of the famous Gly Debourne opera. The song of destiny is a setting of Schick Sal slide by the German Lyric poet Friedrich von Holder Lin. The Blest spirits of heaven who dwell free from care like a babe that is sleep and unhappy Man who finds repose nowhere and is tossed like Waters from Cliff to Cliff Are the new times for your favorite radio programs now ail on30 Canada s most popular radio drama now comes to you at a new time. Be sure to join the thousands who follow the Hoart warming adventures of Rinso s big sister each Day. The life and love of or. Susan now All 0.45 this stirring drama of a woman who is Mother doctor and Friend to Ping human Story. Sky monday thru Friday tonight City Hydro presents themes of von Holder Lin s verse to which Brahms gives immortal expression in music. Though the chorus ends on a note of despair Over the Fate of Mankind the music returns to the mood of the introduction and seems to contemplate a vision of better destiny. M in his talk on this Canada to be Given Over the Csc the East at 6.45 ., and rebroadcast for the West at 11.30 a l. Phelps deals with what one of his acquaintances styles the prob Lem province of to be explicit. Prof. Phelps in this connection defines Canadia ism As exemplifying the Energy of the free mind enriched by the French and British religious and political traditions and old world cultures. We must accept the Challenge of the american idea on this continent. To do that is to be a Canadian. Prof. Phelps Speaks at the same time thursday Jan. 11, and on monday Jan. 15, the time will be switched to 9.30 ., and that it is expected will be made a Perma nent hour. This broadcast it May be noted was taken out of wednes Day s 8.15 Spot to give a half hour to the operation series which began at 8 A thursday sky. Winnipeg 910 Csc drop grammes. Be announced. Library of health series. Of inspiration Young Church Library time. News. Tunes. Up. And listen. Along. Spots. Programmes. Bulletins and Sien off. Cir. Winnipeg 630 Ames at the console. Woman s radio digest. Programmes. Monitor views the news. News. Theatre guide. Diversions fashions of the hour. Talk at eventide. Of Empire. Of the hour. Recital. Review. Sing song. Broadcast. Edwards organist. Morrison s sport Parade echoes. Masters rendezvous. Hills when Day is done. Weather and Canadian network Csc wbk News from Juon doa via Csc Short matinee. For today Larry Cross vocalist Marjorie Daines pianist and Stan Wilson guitarist Csc Stock a quotations. Bits Orch. Voyage children s pro gramme wbk Orch. Serenade Canada talk by a. L. Fie los works of the piano torte Parade. News of 1940 Crosby s music Hall bulletins fcb dust violin and piano inter indu of destiny chorus and Orch. In Verj rhythm Vancou from Vancouver of a. L. Phelps talk on this Canada. Orch of the Vears. Orch. Fcb. Fyr. Bismarck 550 Herman s orchestra Keene. Johnston Singer. Guest Book. Claire. Armstrong. Trio. And world news. Pendarvis Orch Wiitra Abc proft Rammes interludes. Press. Ito programmes. Weather and dance music. National network Abc Man s family dramatic Aerial a bad Csc including sky wbk Oraen Hornet mystery drama Wiz a Fth. We love dramatic serial. Wear a May wow. Penner programme the tip top show. Wiz. Web. Wham. News of 1840. Wear Csc. Town Meetta of the air. Wj3 went. Crosby programme Wear Csc. Wyman. Soprano Tom Thomas baritone. Wiz of tar. Waring in pleasure time. Mercer Mcleod who has written a hair raising Short drama to be presented Over Curc sunday at 8.30 ., by the Playboy theatre. Repeat Towmas. Koa news commentary a bad. Fyr. Columbia networks lbs Wbb. Waco. Web. A it dramatizations wbb Waco. War. Duvis news available to full Amateur hour fab. Waco. Isl War. Workshop dramas Waco War. Fab. Wax. At work series War Waco. Knox. Sullivan reviews the Newa War Wacky. N Andy Kab Knox. Wbb. Whas repeat to isl. As it seems. Fisl. Sullivan. Fab. Knox. . Sullivan. Isl. News. Wbb. War isl Whas. Thursday abound the would Budapest of workmen. Hat4, 9.12 Meg., 32.8 m. Moscow 6.00 in English. Rv96. 13.24 Meg., m. Rne 12 Meg., 25 m. Borne 6.30 in English opera selections Rosita Jumma Wade 2ro, 11.81 Meg. 25.4 m. If. 9.83 Meg., 30.5 m. London 7.00 background to the god. 11.75 men. 25.5 Mosc 0.58 Meg., 31.3 m. Madrid 7.25 in English. Eat. 9.86 30.4 m. Tokyo 7.30 Jzyk 15.16 Meg., 19.7 m. Berlin 7.45 to the minute talks English. Dub. D.b1 Meg. 31.2 did. 11.77 Mek. 25.4 m. Aris music. Tpb11, 11.88 Meg. 25.2 a tpa4, 11.71 Meg., 25.g m. Urls 9.30 tpb1i. 11.88 Meg., 25.2 a tpa4, 11.71 Meg., 25.6 m. London 10.00 news bulletin. Csc 9.58 Meg. 31.3 m. Berlin 11.00 in English. Dub 9.61 Meg., 31.2 m. Dec. 6.02 Meg., 49.8 m. Tokyo 11.40 9.53 Meg., 31.4 m. Friday sky Winnipeg 910 . Bulletins. Up and live. Programmes. Man 1 married of the week. Library. Organist. Point of View. Graphs. Programme. From the operas. Moods. Sam. Programme. A programmes. Gospel Singer. Refrains. By novels. Isee Wile. Be announced. Lecture drama As a Fine Art form in education president Sidney e. Smith Manitoba University Rancer. Library. With the dance. Curc Winnipeg 6301 . Table newscast. The breakfast Newa. Tunes. Daily hound up Parade. Markets. Sellers True stories. Hills Organ treasures. Anid Romance. Devotions Hev. Q. B Calvert. Pro framme. Markets from the music boons. Alley. . With1 Romance. Serenade. Hit revue. Of the hour. Markets. For meditation Kaleidoscope Melody. Stock quotations. Novara Corner. On Parade. Hall. Melodies. Women s radio digest. Programmes. Monitor views the news. News. Canadian network Csc wbk varieties recordings. Man 1 married bulletins i Csc Parade comedy time. Ana songs recorded pro Kramme Csc sister. And love of or. Susan. By erne Colton Csc. Orch Toronto Trio Csc Happy Ganc Csc Of life. Press news Csc. Winn music appreciation hour. Broadcast Star Leta pro Ducer information Canadian press agricultural news specialized weather forecast for farm regions and music Csc. Martin incl. Perkins Young s family guiding Light matinee variety she Abc Csc streamlined talk by Jessie Bethune. And same news from London via Csc matinee fair entertains y six Sisters and three Brothers. Funeral service was held at Wawanesa. In the Wawanesa United Church with burial in Wawanesa cemetery. Rev. F. W. Lee officiated at the Church service and lev. F. White at a military grave Ide service. J. P. O Connor 60, of 763 Mcmil an Avenue died suddenly at his mme wednesday night. Born in Quebec or o Connor has lived in Winnipeg for 33 years at one time he was employed with Lark Brothers paper dealers in Winnipeg and later with the Cana Dian National telegraphs he is sur Vived by his wife mrs. Mary o con nor by five daughters mrs. A a Anderson los Angeles and mar Aret Winnifred do Jalda and Mary at Home by three sons John Jpseph Thomas and Bryan at lome and by one Nephew j. E. O Connor West Kildonan funeral service will take place saturday at i . In St. Ignatius Church and burial will be made at St Mary s cemetery barkers Are in charge of Mineral arrangements. Arthur Robert 20, son of or. And kers. A. Robert 235 Bertrand Street 5t, Boniface died wednesday at the St. Boniface Sanitorium funeral service will in St Boniface Cathedral monday 8.30 burial will be made in St. Vital cemetery. Tasko Noworski 60 died wednes Day afternoon at his Home., 146 Sel Cirk Avenue. Funeral arrangements n charge of Zawitoski funeral Home Are incomplete. Mrs. Caroline Wardman 91, formerly of Oakville Man., widow of Stewart Wardina died wednes Day at Sunset Lodge Winnipeg. Born in Oro put mrs. Wardman iame to Winnipeg in 1882, and in 1884 moved to Elkhorn Man., where she and or. Wardman Farmed. They moved to Fortier Oakville District in 1901, mrs Wardman continued to reside at Fortier after hair husband died in 1908, until tune 1939, when she took up Resi Dence at Sunset Lodge. She is sur Vived by one brother Andrew Vint of Toronto. Fun Oral service will be held Friday at Oakville and burial will be made in the family plot Reston Man. William White Hunter 87, Pioneer of Reston died at his Home West of town Jan. 2. The funeral was held thursday Iritz. Burial in Reston. Cemetery. 3orn at Goderich he came o Manitoba in 1878 and in 1886 he married Dean. Surviving Are his wife and. Three daughters mrs. Wash mrs. E. Jez Zard of Linklater District and or Robinson of Winnipeg. Albert Sidney Viney 319 cum Berland Avenue wednesday a the age of 77. He was born in Sussex England june 21, 1862, an lived in Canada for the last 5 years. He retired in 1932 ing engaged in the grocery business in Winnipeg for Many years. He i survived by a Niece miss Keturan Tucknott Winnipeg. Funeral Servic will be held saturday at 1.30 in Mordue Brothers funeral Home burial will be a cemetery. In St Jame Early contractor . Keele Dies g. F. Keele Pioneer Manitoba contractor and for 17 years an in Spector of Public buildings for to Federal government died Early wednesday at is residence 313 Washington Avenue. East Kildonan in his .87th year born in Toronto june 13, 1853, i came West in 1881, homesteading in Southern Manitoba near Crysta City. For a time he worked for Thomas Greenway who later be came Premier of Manitoba an shortly afterwards entered the building Trade. He erected severs of the. First Homes in Crystal City. In 1885 he moved to Winnipeg and built Many Homes in Lincoln Park in the North end of the City or. Keele resided with his family in Victoria for two years but shortly before the outbreak o the great War returned to Winni Peg and entered the service of the Federal government retiring Only in his 79th years. Surviving Are his wife two sons Frederick c., of Kingston ont., Anc g. Clifford 313 Washington ave nue one daughter mrs. P. H. La Brosse also of Kingston two Broth ers w. H. Keele 362 Carlton Street and p. A Keele Wadena sask. Also one sister mrs. F. Caven 35 Carlton Street. The funeral will be held Friday at 3.30 ., from Thomson s to St John s cemetery. Funeral service for mrs Alice Nugent 82, of 773 Winnipeg Avenue who her Home monday was Field thursday afternoon at Clark Leatherdale funeral Home. Buria will be made in London ont. Mrs Nugent was born in Barrie ont. And in Winnipeg for Abou 50 years. She is survived by two Sisters mrs. R. B. Stone Winnipeg and mrs. Charles Meldrum Bay Manitoulin Island ont. She was the widow of Frank s. Nugent Winnipeg lawyer. John Leo Mcbrearty of 809 second Avenue Kenora ont., diet tuesday in the Winnipeg Genera i capital. Bardal. Funeral Home has forwarded the body to Kenora where funeral service and burial will take place Friday., or. Mcbrearty a Miner was born in que Bec. He worked in flin flon mines recently. He is survived by his wife mrs. Ann Mcbrearty Kenora. Or Mcbrearty was a member of the knights of Columbus. Funeral service for mrs. Annie Tait 60, who died sunday at her lome 361 Mcdermot Avenue was held thursday morning at St Gary s Cathedral. Burial was made n St Mary s cemetery. Bardal funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Tait is survived by her husband George Tait Erskine Pope Sinclair Bathie 42, of 43 St. James place died thursday at his Home. Born in Winnipeg dec. 19, 1897, or. Bat hic was with the Union Bank for some years and has been with the Mccabe Brothers Grain company for the last 15 years As office manager and accountant. He was an enthusiastic sportsman and played hockey with he Union Bank league at one time. A 1915 he joined the lord Strath Cona s horse re and served overseas for the duration of the War. Is survived by his wife mrs. Winifred l. Bathie two daughters Ulaine and Barbara and a Sisters Dwight Funk Chicago. Fun eral arrangements Are in charge of Thomson funeral Chapel. Tweedsmuir at port Halifax Jan. 4. Up lord Tweedsmuir arrived in Halifax last night to View at first hand the part his Eastern port is playing in the allies War Effort. He was accompanied by lady Tweedsmuir. Duty s Cost London Jan. 4, Royal air Force wireless operator who stuck to his key and sent vital Mes sages although his fingers were sadly Frost bitten while his plane was on recon loitering duty three Miles up in 30 below Zero weather Over Germany has been admitted o a military Hospital and May lose several of his lingers. . Tubing seized Gibraltar Jan. 6, prize court writ disclosed yesterday that British contraband control author ies have seized feet of pure Nickel tubing aboard the american Export lines vessel executive. The american Export liner Excalibur which was detained dec. 29, while 10 cases of rubber were seized had seen released. Butter rationing London Jan. 4. Up the food ministry announced yesterday that restaurants would be allowed to Erver Pat of one sixth of an these meals under the rationing plan starting Jan. 8 breakfast lunch mid Day dinner a High Tea late dinner and supper. If you can eat any other meal at a restaurant you will have to bring your own butter or do without. Dodds kidney for. Pills twas y6s, i m a a pm is widow Foras Peu. My George is on Vou Doht Sav mrs Little orphan Annie sorry Madam he away this Mornine re his us you re mrs. Someth to Tell iou per yes own of merciful of Ayr to never the Man he oust Ops to mean Robert James Stewart who thursday celebrated his 82nd birthday. Born in Haldimand town ship Cobourg ont., Jan. 4, 1858, or Stewart married in 1886, and Lour years ago the couple celebrated their Golden wedding. In 1888 or Stewart moved to Holland Man., where he Farmed until 1934, when the family including his wife and five children moved to Winnipeg. At present or. And mrs. Stewart Are living with their daughter Edna at 1.38 Ypung Street she is a nurse at Deer Lodge military Hospital. St. Luke s Church fire believed set fire believed to be the work of pranksters broke out under mysterious circumstances in St. Luke s anglican Church Hall Stra Brook Avenue and Nassau Street shortly before 6 Wednesday and is being investigated by City police and fire department authorities. Slight damage was done. According to tort Rouge police firemen called to the Hall at 5.48 Found four separate Ninor fires two in Streamer decorations around the Walls of the auditorium and two in an adjoining pantry where it appeared an attempt had been made to Burn the furniture with heaps of paper placed under tables and chairs. All were easily extinguished. Firemen found the basement floor flooded from taps left running by the same individuals who police believe set the fire. Thomas Baird Deputy provincial ire commissioner told the free press that the fires could not have 3een caused accidentally but must Lave been set deliberately. He suggested that children might have it the decorations and papers then taking fright tried to bring water irom the gymnasium and fled when Mieir efforts to put out the flames failed. I two other fires wednesday caused property losses estimated at woo. The furniture and Walls of the second floor suite at 291 Assiniboine Avenue occupied by or. And mrs. William Majchrowicz were partially burned when cleaning fluid was accidentally ignited. A. N. Ooch 123 Middle Gate owner of the House estimated damage at and said it was covered by insurance. Police believe defective wiring in an electric Heater was responsible for an outbreak in g. H. Florance s garage at 585 River Avenue. No cars were in storage at the time and or. Florence placed the loss at tientsin Diplomat passes through City i sincerely Hope that a greater Eeling of Amity May be established Between China and Japan and hat China will Jojne into her own said e. G. Jamieson Brit so Consul general at tientsin who massed through Winnipeg Over Canadian Pacific lines wednesday vening. Or. Who for the past 7 years has been serving in the tar East is bound for London England on sick leave. Or. Jamieson was accompanied by his wife and his daughter Els Peth. His other daughter Jean in tientsin but will to oin them later. . To commence training tonight training will be started by the Winnipeg Light infantry non per manent Active militia regiment on thursday at Mcgregor Street armory at 8 The unit recently Tegan to recruit its strength. Officers of the unit said that More men were needed. I. Diamond Heads a Utah Branch election of officers of the univer Ity of Manitoba Branch of a Utah american students zionist federa Ion were held monday evening of lowing an open forum led by Olomon Mitchell on the jew in the present crisis. Officers chosen be Max Yale Diamond president Rawln h. Wiseman vice president Alan a. Hoffman Secretary treasurer and Miriam educational chairman. Next general meeting will be held sunday at the zionist headquartered Flora and Charles Street. Homeless men enjoy annual Yule dinner Ujj aged men whom the passing years have left stranded Toun happiness in the Friendship Otheir own company wednesday after noon when for the 35th time the salvation army held its annul new year s dinner for the Home less of this City. A total of 448 men sat the employees cafeteria of the t Eaton company for the dinner presided Over by brigadier George Wilson. There was Tomato soup Turkey and beef vegetables Christ mat pudding. Some or the men Hod their 80th birthday others youngsters in the 70 a but lacked the comforts of Home greetings from the Council social agencies of greater Nipes were extended by b. G Dawson president Lule Frej Furgeson Secretary to mayor John Queen brought Best wishes Tutor his worship. A Little parcel containing Apple and a chocolate bar Given the agonizing eczema no rent Day or night for time afflicted with that awful ease Eez Bui or Salt Rheum it is commonly called. Ufilio intense burning smarting especially at or when the affected part is Strong heat or hot water Ato almost unbearable and Relief is gladly welcomed. To get rid of eczema it is Nicee sary to have the blood debited by the use of a thoroughly reliable blood Medicine such Burdock blood bitters which during the put 60 years has met with great mows in relieving such diseases by Iti blood cleansing and purifying proper Tui. T. 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Mcpherson Bailiff s auction Sale held mid audio mohair Chesterfield a Ltd chair Walnut table and Al Walnut liquor Cabinet etc., etc., at t my auction Mart Smith St., on Friday Jan. St at 2 M of fat Cah snot electric fluff breakfast suite studio Couch mat radio Centra tit Bluit. Floor and table end Niagai left rack Talmit table an d boned Frig Odd buffets anti Lea boxes and idd diners gramophone carpet tit Hong picture Etc Cabin i cry with or Rinir Fleit Mirror Wicker Chi vim Toronto Lowe Jiw child s crib Hohf and books no Type writer 3 re shots China etc., at Sale. Simpson a . Bow fun. Hone 07 18 action of by v. E. Fennell bailiffs Sale contents of cafe instruct by Tay Hirst ., 1 will ;