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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 18, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two Winnipeg free press thursday january 18, 1940 doings Ira Hallio world 9 dial t new women s series is planned by Csc by E. Spencer. Aim of All programmes designed for Csc women listeners is to present interviews and talks by Canadian women on a variety of subjects of interest to listeners of the gentler sex. In recent months Csc has Broad cast a series talks on fashions buying of foods and household sup plies Winter sports for women travel refinishing old furniture reviews of current books and other matters. Speakers have been Choser from All parts of the Dominion Anc All Fields of activity. Within the next few months in is planned to present programmes that will Dea with current problems and accomplishments of Canadian women in connection with War and Community service child psychology Parent education the buying Anc of nutritious foods Anc consumer information. In the Canada at War series Over Csc. Friday s speaker will be in. L. Mactavish editor of the Vancouver province and formerly editor of the Winnipeg Tribune. He Lias written Many articles on the War. He May be heard at 9.30 . On sky or wbk. 6 Garry Morfit m.c., of club mat Inee a feature of Abc Broad casts has a Brand new name. You May remember my Story some Back of his Dingru Nelement sit the Many mis pronounce Lions of his name. From the present time Onward it is Garry Moore. He can t figure out Why he selected that particular Cognomen so he is tonight the count 08 Monte Cristo fur Oats ice Sale new. Repossessed and unclaimed Coats at sacrifice prices. Buy your furs at your own Orice. Terms if desired. furriers 163 Portage Avenue phone 33 440 hear this fascinating new radio game True false or. Harry Hogen sky 7.00-730 tonight phase aged by Tio j. B. Villiana co. Canada limited offering to listeners who can Tell him Why he has done so. On the 3.15 . Spot Friday Kate Brighty of Edmonton gives a talk that should be vastly inter Esting to listeners. She describe it As a Winter s tale but the Cap Tion of Csc is North with Bill bulldog. The speaker s broadcast originally was intended for dec. 18 she tells of a midwinter journey from peace River to fort Vermil lion with a quaint Northland Char Acter Billy bulldog As her guide . Wbb. Waco Wuh. As it seems dramatizations. Wbb. Waco. Wuh. Davis news available to full bowes1 Amateur hour. Fab. . Wuh. Miller Orch., wac wbb War isl. At work Wuh. Sullivan reviews Tho news. War Wick to.n1 Andy. Wbb. Whas. Fab. Knox. Repeat to isl. As it seems. Isl. Sullivan. Fab. Knox . 12.00- Paul Sullivan. Isl. News. Wbb. War. Isl. Whas. Thursday around the to eur Budapest i Huslig Arlan music. Hat4, 9.12 Meg. 32.8 a Moscow 6 . English language pro gramme. Rv98, 15.24 Meg., 1b.7 mine 12 Meg., 25 m. Rome 6.30 in English opera selections Rosita Jemma Wade. 2bo, 11.81 Meg., 25.4 m. If 9.03 30.5 m. London 7 background to the god 11.75 Meg., 25.5 m. Csc. 9.58 Meg., 31.3 m. Madrid 7.25 in English. Eat 9.86 Meg., 30.4 m. Tokyo 7.30 Jzyk 15.16 Meg., 19.7 m. Berlin 7.45 to the minute talks dub 9.61 Meg., 31.2 m. Did. 11.77 Meg., 25.4 m. Aris 8.15 music. Tfb11, 11.88 Meg., 25.2 m. Tpa4, 11.71 Meg., 25.6 m. London 8.45 summary. Csc 9.50 Meg. 31.3 m. Aris 9.30 tpb11, 11.88 Meg., 25.2 a tpa4, 11.71 Meg., 25.6 m. Merlin 11.00 in English. Dub 9.61 Meg., 31.2 m. Dec. 6.02 Mer. 49.8 m. Tokyo 11.20 Uzi. 9.53 Meg. 31.4 m. Ducor information Canadian press agricultural news. Specialized weather forecast for farm regions and music Csc Mary mar to into. A Perkins 2.30 Pepper Young s family the guiding Light 3.00 club matinee. Variety show Abc Csc Exchange North with Billy bulldog talk by Kate Brighty Vic and sane bbl news from London via Csc shortwave hed Seal record album. Virginia fair entertains Csc Montreal i 4.45 closing Stock quota twins dance Orch. 5.15 dance Orch. The three cheers. 5.45 Lucio s ensemble the magical voyage children s pro gramme wbk Only the collegians. Fyr Bismarck 550 . 7.00 european news Burr Maries. 7.05 ear benders. Wife savers. Agriculture in the news. Happy Hank. Coffee pol inn. 8.15 news. Breakfast club 9.00 the Man 1 married. D.15 news and Tod the dial original ties. S.45 Betty. Crocker. Markets and weather. News. Sam and his City Fellers. The guiding Light 11.00 Betty and Bob. 11.15 markets. News and police Bulle tins 11.30 National Tarro Ana Home hour. 12.30 news and noon concert. Grandma travels. 1.00 women of courage now you can get on a Flat rare loan plan rate authorized by the Dominion government Small Loans act of 1939. You pay Only for the time you use the Money. In 1939, Public finance loaned More than a million dollars to Over satisfied Custo mers. Phone 93 361 ask for or. Fletch ice Winnipeg s oldest and largest personal lean company Public finance corporation limited licensed under Dominion Small Loans act 1939 220 Curry building Opp. Post office it s nights rest to Minneapolis or St. Paul just the right fare lower in fact than other Means of considering the Complete Comfort service safety and convenient fast schedule. Go in Standard Pullman or luxury delicious moderately priced you la join others who say this is tops in City ticket office 414 main Street. Phones 92 973 or 92 974 ride the air conditioned Winnipeg limited Friday sky Winnipeg 910 . Bulletins. Up and live. Programmes. Man i married of the week. Jack. U Caron. Organist. Frolic. Workshop. Programme. Hall of the air. Queen of scots. Sam. Programme. . Programme. News. Gospel Singer. Time. 1.30-7-Donald Novis tunes. Programmes. Of the air. Programmes. Wife. Programme. Lecture the contribution of the designer to the drama. Mrs. C. C. Sinclair. J. A. Associate professor of architecture. Ranger. With the dance. News. Tunes. Curc Winnipeg 630 . Table newscast. The breakfast table. Tunes. Daily round up. Parade. Markets. Sellers True stories Sills Organ treasures. With Romance. Devotions Rev c. E. Calvert programmes. Markets. From the music room. And get it . And get it of the hour. Markets. For meditation. Of Melody. Stock quotations. Lovers Corner. On Parade. Hall. Melodies. Women s radio diff est. Programmes. Monitor views the news. News., Canadian network Csc wbk . Varieties recordings Man i married snbc1. Bulletins Csc Parade comedy time. And songs. Recorded b gramme Csc. Sister. And love of or. By Ernest Cotton Csc the Vass family Nych Toronto Trio Csc. Toronto Hanav Cane Csc. Toronto . Of life. Press news Csc. Winn pet. Music appreciation hour. Broadcast Marketa pro 1.30 music appreciation hour. 2.00 see Csc programmes. Vic and Sade 3.00 Judy and Jane. Markets. 3.20 nows and aunt Sammy. Club matinee. 1.00 name it and take it. 4.15 Midstream serial drama. Kitty Keene. Edward Davies Earl wild pianist. Alma Kitchel s briefcase. 5.15 Malcolm Claire stories and songs. News. 5.30 Jack Armstrong. I l Abner. The Trio. Deaths and funerals funeral service for mrs. Ann Chaykowski 54, wife of. George Chaykowski 625 Jarvis Avenue who died tuesday at St. Joseph s Hospital will be held monday at 2 . In St. Nicholas Church. The body will rest at the family residence from Sun Day afternoon until tie funeral service. Burial will be made in St. Mary s cemetery. Fedush Hnatowich funeral Home is in charge. Funeral service for mrs. Jane Nesbitt 87, of 1021 Manahan Avenue fort Garry who died wednesday at her Home will be held saturday at 10 ., at her Resi Dence. Burial will be made in the family plot fort Garry cemetery. Funeral service for mrs. Kay Kanciruk 52. Of 478 Washington Avenue East Kildonan who died Friday in St. Boniface Sanatorium will be held saturday at 2 ., in the ukrainian greek Catholic Church Montrose and Watt with Rev. M. M. Syrnyk officiating. Burial will be. Made in Elmwood cemetery. Coutu s Are in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Margaret Bannerman Pink 45, wife of W. Pink of 34 fort Garry court died thursday morn ing in the Winnipeg general hos Pital. Born in Clackmannan Scot land mrs. Pink came to Canada in 1906, with her parents. She was a member of Riverview Church of Riverview ladies Bowling club and of the sons of Scotland Dame Ishbel Camp. Surviving Are her husband and one daughter Ruth. Clark Leatherdale funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. James a. Dart 81, died thursday at his apartment in the fort Garry hotel. Born in Middlesex county ont., he came to Winnipeg in 1905 and engaged in real estate business since then. Or. Dart was a member of the Manitoba club and of Augustine Church. His wife died 18 years ago. Surviving Are two Sisters misses Emma and Grace Dart of Hamilton ont. Funeral service will be held Friday at 3.30 . At Gardiner s funeral Home. The body will be taken to London ont., for service and burial. Charles m. Hooey 627 Spence Street died wednesday at his Home. Born in Clark township ont., or. Hooey resided in Winnipeg for the last 29 years employed for 15 years until he retired in 1933 with the Dominion government and immigration department in Winnipeg. He was a member of the georgian Lodge . For 45 years. Surviving Are his widow mrs. Catherin one daughter miss France Honey and two sons C. Hooey and j. A hooey All of Winnipeg funeral service will be held Satur Day at 2.30 . From Gardiner funeral Home with Rev. J. M. Whit officiating. Burial will be made in Elmwood cemetery. Charles Leslie Marlatt 67, of 31 Burrows Avenue died wednesday at his Home. Born in Brock county ont., or. Marlatt taught various Points throughout the Wes before entering real estate business in Winnipeg 30 years ago. He retired from his work in 1925 because of in health. Or. Marlatt is survived b his widow and two Sisters mis Margaret e. Marlatt la Vina Call l Ornia and mrs. L. M. Rife William Lake . Kerr s funeral Home i in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Edwin Ellis formerly o Winnipeg Mother of mrs. Charle w. Laidlaw Winnipeg died tues Day at Gananoque ont. Mrs. Elli is survived by another daughter mrs. E. George Brown Montreal three sons Edwin h., of Kamloops . Martin of Neepawa and d Fairman of Gananoque. Burial a made thursday in the family Plo at Gananoque. Funeral service for mrs. Rut Frances Whyte 79, Winnipeg Pioneer and Mother of mrs. W. G Sanburn 218 Home Street we died Jan. 7 in san Diego California will be held Friday at 2 . A Clark Leatherdale s. Rev. J. L. Me Innis and Rev. E. Guthrie Perry will officiate. Burial will be in is James cemetery. Born in Dumfries Scotland mrs. Whyte came to can Ada when 12 years re sided in Toronto until 1882 when she moved West to Winnipeg. So was 23 when she married Arthur Whyte. She lived in Winnipeg until 1928 when she went to Southern California residing in Santa Monica for four years and in san Diego for the last eight years. Besides mrs. Sanburn mrs. Whyte s Only other survivor is her son Arthur Kennedy of san Diego publisher and general manager of the san Diego Union and the Tribune Sun or. Whyte is a former Winnipeg Tribune employee. An older son Douglas Robert a former free press employee was killed in action in he second. Battle of Ypres. A sister Virs. Donald Fraser of Montreal formerly of Winnipeg died two months ago in Montreal at the age of 81. Mrs. Anna Marie Kochen 37, wife of Wilfred Kochen 308 War Wick apartments died wednesday n the King Edward Hospital. Born a Norway mrs. Kochen lived in Winnipeg for the last five years. Funeral service will be held Friday at 3.30 . From Clark leather Dale funeral Hogue. Burial will be in Brookside cemetery. Robert Boyd Mcclean former member of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange and owner of the r. B. Etc clean Grain company until a few years ago died thursday morn no in a Winnipeg nursing Home following a lengthy illness. Coming to Canada from Fremont Nebraska where he was born in 1882, or. Mcclean operated the Goose Lake and lumber company in Saskatoon from. 1908 to 1912. He became a member of the Winnipeg Exchange in 1916, and re sided in Winnipeg since managing Lis own company for several years. Gardiner s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Funeral services for Walter Luc zit 17, son of or. And mrs. John inc zit 1018 Aberdeen Avenue who died tuesday at St. Joseph s Hospi Tal will be held saturday at 10 . At Reading Hall Flora and Mcken de and saturday at 2 . In St. Nicholas Church Stella and my Regor with Rev. George Viz Octan officiating. Burial will be made in 3oly family cemetery. Zawitoski funeral Hoine is in charge. Wilfred a. Cockshott 66, of 296 Kilbride Avena West Kildonan died wednesday. Born in Manches or England or. Cockshott came to Winnipeg 36 years ago and was a real estate agent for the last 30 years in partnership with his brother b. C. Cockshott who died free wears ago. Surviving Are his widow one daughter Edith and one son Wilfred. Funeral service will be held saturday at 1.30 t Mordue Bros funeral Home. 3urial will be in Elmwood Ceme Tery. Bacon Board gives rates for packers Ottaw Ajan. 18. Cana Dian Bacon by Hon. R. G. Taggart Saskatchewan min Ster of agriculture takes Over actual control of shipments of Bacon of great Britain under the Bacon agreement on Jan. 20, and today Nade Public the rates of pay to packers for Wiltshire sides which include both hams and Bacon. The prices average cents per 100 pounds at the Seaboard As compared with paid by the British ministry of Supply. This margin will leave the Board approximately 72 cents per 100 pounds which will enable the Board o accumulate funds from which o Advance the prices later on and to pay storage costs on Bacon sup plies held to augment the Short hog runs of Midsummer. A statement issued by the Board ave tote following prices sea award Light Wiltshire sides under 55 pounds Grade Al. A2, Ionia to. Up with dogs refunding them up into Burrows full of Carbon monoxide Gas hundreds of rodents were destroyed in a Community rat Hunting Campaign Here. War shorts from near and far Toronto Jan. 18. Least 90 per cent of the South american population is frankly pro ally including the press or. Ernesto l. Dafonseca Costa told interviewers yesterday while visiting Toronto. There is a German population in Brazil but it is1 not he declared. In fact most of the pro nazis were told to get out some time Black beak is Tough problem Fredericton Jan. 18. Major t. C. Barker and Rev. J. S. Wetmore have a problem. They were named guardians of a Young Black Bear Mascot of the 89th Battery Royal Cana Dian artillery before the Bat Tery went to Brantford out last week for further training. Neither guardian wants to adopt the Bear so anyone want ing it for a household pet will be Welcome. The soldiers were refused permission to take the cub with them. Aib Craft head expresses Confidence Montreal Jan. 18. Lewis c. Ord general manager of the Canadian associated air Craft limited which is building bombers for tie British air ministry said yesterday that if we get this Empire Pilot training school working Well coupled with what is being clone on the other Side air Power superiority will definitely pass to the Brit ish both As to performance and Canada s Ross rifles May co to finns Toronto Jan. 18. That Rois rifles stored in Canadian arsenals after being found unstated in the first great War for use in Muddy trenches be Given to the finns was made in the Ontario legislature yesterday by Leslie Frost con., have you got against the asked Fraser Hunter lib., Toronto St. After a pause col. Hunter added give them to the or Frost said if the government would release the rifles a fund would probably be started up Purchase them or the finns. Saskatoon to be training Centre for machine gunners Ottawa Jan. 18. Gunners of the Canadian Active service Force from Western Canada will be trained at Saskatoon and those from Eastern Canada will be trained at Montreal it was Learned at the department of National defence yesterday. Both Saskatoon and Montreal furnished machine gun battalions to the first overseas division now in England map shows the location of the Whitefish Industry which is threatened by the Low Levels in the watershed. A3, by b2, b3, heavy Wiltshire 65 pounds and up Grade 1, a2, a3 b2, b3, mail for troops All mixed up by Edwin Johnson Aldershot Jan. 18. Up Cable addressed letters and hastily wrapped parcels intended for the boys of the Canadian Active service Force overseas Are creating a distressing problem for the hard pressed postal unit the first division. Every incoming mail produces a quota of such cases. Letters have reached the sorting room at Alder shot so addressed that it has been impossible to Trace the individuals for whom they were intended. They have come without regimen Tal number and rank and some times with an incorrect unit designated. Frequently the mail car Ries no return address. Postal officials said that although they Are doing their utmost to unravel the situation some mail unavoidably has been consigned to the dead letter department. Why mil1ions of women now use noxzema How it find noxzema medicated skin Cream helps soften and smooth rough chapped skin. 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Low menaces Whitefish Low Levels in system have created a tet threat to the provincial Whites Industry it was Learned by cutting off the Lake Whitefish population from Jfe spawning ground in Lake St. Be tin which has the favored Rock Bottom. Water route Between Lake Nipon and Lake is. Martin is Dauphin River which is report to be so Low that the usual run of Whitefish up into the Martin did not take place this Al immediate effect upon the fish catch in Lako Winnipeg not amount to since average age of Commerce caught in the Lake was is to be four years according study made a few years ago if water Levels remain set difficulties will arise the level in Lake is. Martin atthe ent time is reported to be the est within memory. The past months have been exceptional a dry throughout. Manitoba indl3 ing possible further decline in Fly wafer level. J. The province of Manitoba Hajii Whilefish hatchery at the South the Dauphin River in Sturgeon m Lake Winnipeg. J a 1 London. Party of p on leave astonished londoners tavern by singing the British tonal French. French version is an adapt it rather than a translation English. From Winnipeg to Neepawa Oakburn Yorkton and All intermediate Point served by our company of Sale Jan. 19 to 22 inclusive. Return limit Jan. Return fares Portage Neepawa Dauphin Russell Yorkton Oakburn Alonsa All schedules operated on the usual schedules. Leaving Winnipeg i .00 c.30 . . Pc return trans put Tat Ion guard Tnuett for Complete information 87 200 phone 31 34i Clark transportation co. Ltd. 8 does your food cause you distress ver Del acc a 1 one too Las at i Bui r incl i sin the i unch i k the impairment of tie often of serious Only by properly digested food a system nourished Ard Sustai Burdock blood bitters is liable remedy for stomach1 Dir Orde Saeli As dyspepsia indigestion stomach Bel lung Jas t Etc. 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