Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 26, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two Winnipeg free press Friday january 26, 1940 variety of subjects is . Of Csc talks by Peter Whittall. More than 750 speakers have been heard on the Csc since its inception. This is in keeping with the of the Csc talks department to provide its listeners with a variety of subjects. Normally most of the talks Are arranged in series in which a speaker develops one subject or in which several speakers Deal Ith various aspects of a subject. War time conditions have necessitated the utmost flexibility in programme planning and As a re sult series of talks have been reduced. Single talks by individual speakers on topical subjects Are be ing substituted. This allows for greater flexibility in the talks schedule. It also makes room for More talks of a topical nature which Are in keeping with the Ever changing scene. Series of talks arc chiefly devoted to current and International affairs. Talks of Gen eral interest by Many speakers Are being arranged to include Fields of adventure science history Litera Ture Art and subjects of general interest. The jews will be the subject of the weekly University of. Chicago round table discussion sunday on Abc fyr at 1.30 . Speakers will include three members of the University h. Comp ton professor of physics Louis with. Associate professor of sociology and chairman of the social science re search committee and Robert cd i iced professor of anthropology and Dean of the division of social sciences. Albert Simoens conductor of the Csc s old brigade programme from Winnipeg saturday at 11 . Will be featured this week in a trumpet Solo ave Maria. Other items on the programme include High school cadets March Stradella selections from maid of the mountains and Parade of the wooden soldiers. The male chorus under j. Roberto Wood will sing the Border Ballad and March of the musketeers. The it. Hon. Winston Churchill Britain s first lord of the admiralty will be heard Over the Canadian broadcasting corporation s National network including sky and Curc at 8.30 . Saturday in a special address to be Short waved to Canada from the bbl. The speech will also be rebroadcast at 4.45 . The same afternoon it is expected to run 45 minutes so Many changes were necessary in sky s schedule. The studio strings will be heard at 11.30 ., saturday with Sari Rappee As soloist. In the sports editors office featuring Eddie Armstrong and Clem Shields will be moved Back to 4.30 . For this week Only. Friday sky Winnipeg 9101 . Programmes. Wife. Trofi Ramic. Lecture series subject the contribution the arts and skills to drama by j. A. Russell. Ranger. With the dance. Bill tins. Tunes. Up and listen. Gibson. Aces. Chan serial drama. Programmes. News broadcast and Slen of. Winnipeg 1630 melodies. Women s radio digest. Programmes. Monitor views the news. News. 6.15__your theatre guide. College. Diversions. Of the hour. Crit a and encores of the hour on Hie air. Lei vendors. Dec Iwais. Organist. Teller of curious tales. Informal moods. Radio theatre. Mandolin is. Of dreams. 1 us Artnur Ivlo Sun snort Chat. Masters rendezvous. Carl Hills when is done. Weather and Canadian network to Csc wbk news from London via c13l shortwave album. 1. .10 air entertains Csc. Montreal Stock quotations. Orch. Orch. Inci. Three cheers. Ensemble Makl Cal voyage cell ii in s Dro gramme Icyk a Lvi world ballads Csc Cufa 6 null Elins i Csc Winn Peci by Ralph Benoit Csc Story Canada s air Force Csc. Time the Boulevard and Hawkins. With Dorothy Alt and Orch. Conducted by Geofrrey Vladd Fiton Winnipeg. Economic front talk by the editor for War of the financial Post Csc. Turner Orch. Csc Montreal Pul items to Contoi dust violin interlude Csc Toronto Northern messenger messages to canadians in isolated localities Carter Cowboy songs Csc Calgary i and verses Avison s Orch. Music no cd. . Off. Fyr Bismarck 550 . It and take it. Serial drama. Keene Davies. Wild pianist. Kutchel s briefcase. Claire stories anal songs. News. Armstrong. Abner. Trio. And world news. Voice of the people Waves. 10.151. Abc programmes. Weather and dance run Sec Oft. National network Abc . Concert with Lucille Man ners toss Graham and orb. Wear. Fyr Partl Cipa Tion programme with Allen pres Cott . Iwaz Robson s Eucl Carlos. We went. Wham. Kaka. Time Frank Munn. Tenor Manhattan chorus and Abe Uvea Orch. A May Taai who wow party. A Viz. Went Wafaa. Red Cross programme Wear. A May. Would you have done que show War. Went. Lompardo and his Roy canadians. Wear a May. Ufa behind the headlines. Wear not Ivory. Marathon. Wiz. Wow. Nature in action dramatization by a noted psychic ans Wear network. Warns in pleasure Tim Tam kid Day Kyri love a mystery dramatic sketch . A May. Ksd1 Valley Days. Koa. Columbia networks lbs . Smith s variety Hou web. Fab. Knox. Waco. Davis news available full network quiz with Bob Trout is and presents drama Orch. An soloists. War. Fab. Waco. W a 8.30 first Nighter programme. Wbb Waco Knox Usu 8.30 Young Man with a Sand feat run quest orchestras. Wbb. We Waco fab. Deaths and funerals Chester Emery Hitesman. 58, of 465 Stiles Street died thursday at his Home. Born in Logansport Indiana he came to Canada in 1913, employed As train dispatcher with the Canadian Northern railway running from Rainy River ont. Or. Hitesman continued service As train dispatcher with the . Alter the Canadian Northern amalgamated with the . In 1918, and moved to Winnipeg in 1921. With the exception of one year 1933, spent in Melville sask., he resided in Winni Peg since then. He was a member of the i.oio.f., Melville masonic Lodge Greenwood United Church and Greenwood Bowling club. Surviving Are his widow mrs. Eliza Beth Hitesman two sons or. Robert j. Hitesman and Herbert of Winnipeg his Mother mrs. E., a. Hites Man Logansport and one brother Walter Phillipston Louisiana. Funeral service will be held Satur p Day at 2 . At Clark Leatherdale s i funeral Home and the body will be taken to Rainy River for burial sunday afternoon James Thomas Gibbons 39, of 528 landside Street died thursday in St. Boniface Sanitorium. Born August 1900, at Fergus ont he lived in Manitoba for the last 18 years residing in Winnipeg since 1935. He is survived by his widow mrs. Mona c. Gibbons. Funeral service will be held Friday at 8 in Thomson s funeral Home. The body will be taken to Alora ont. Service and burial will be skein Tucker and Bonnie of Johnnie baked who Are Riding the High Road to lame in the Wake of a 1917 song hit of. Johnny thanks to Orrin s new recording of it and Bonnie s Small voiced vocalizing. You can hear her with Tucker s orchestra on the lbs hit Parade saturday nights. Jzyk. N Andy. Wbb. Fab. Waco isl. Paul Sullivan reviews the news wac. War. And Abner. Isl. Presents repeat to isl. Smith s variety hour Rea Eai Sulvan. Wbb. Fab. Knox. Sullivan reviews the news Kneat to isl. News. Wbb. War. Whas. Isl. Friday Kouno tue would . Military March. Hat4. 9.12 mes., 32.8 m. Orc 6.30 news in English guest night Home s Midnight voice. 2ro, 11.81 men., 25.4 m. If. 3.83 Meg. 30.5 m. London g.30 news bulletins. God 11.15 Meg., 25.5 m. Csc 9.53 Meg. 31.3 in. News in English. Eat. 9.86 Meg. 30.4 m. Okyo 7.30 Arches 15.16 Meg. 19.7 m. Berlin 8 events English. Dub 9.61 Meg. 31.2 m. Dec 6.02 Meg., 49.8 m. Aris s.15 . Lyrics. Tpb11, 11.88 Meg., 25.5 m. Tpa4. 11.71 Meg., 25.6 m. Ice Len 9.50 Eneli Shl. Dub 9.61 Meg., 31.2 m. Dec g.02 Meg. 49.8 m. London 10.30 . World affairs Taik by Wickham Steed. Csc. 9.58 met 31.3 m. Aria. 11.15 news in English. Tpb11. 11.88 Meg., 25.2 a tpa4. 11.71 Meg., 25.6 m. I Okyo music. Jz1, Meg., 31.4 m. Saturday sky Winnipeg 1910 . Reveille. Bulletins serenade. Programme Sec Library. High school Orch Point of View. The mall. Deed club. V. W. Jackson talk boys. Studio strings with a Rappee soloist. Studio party. . Pete. Messages and weather. 12.55-4 programmes. The sports editor s orce. With Clem Shields and Eddie Armstrong of Churchill address. The sports editor s office wit de. Armstrong and Clem Shields. 5 reveries. Bulletin variety hour. Curc Winnipeg 6301 . Table newscast. The breakfast table. News. Programme see theatre. Daily round up. Markets. Favourites. Treasures Well do you know the West devotions Rev. G. Calvert programme. Markets. The music counter. Pan Alley. . Markeis. Slock quotations. At the Hacienda. Theme and a song. On the air. And half. Memory Lane. Lovers Corner. Melodies. Hound up. Programmes. Monitor views the news. News. Canadian network Icbc-c5k a. By it. Hon. Winston Churchill bbl London charioteer Parade recordings t Csc clout or s Orch. School orb. Scrap cools cd cd. To Ronto t and its composers talk by r. B. Fan Ell Csc a. Stock quotations Tor bulletins Csc. Winnio Urc opera company Lohengrin Abc Csc new in ens. In Sci. Or Churchill address. Trio Csc serenade Abc i. By Ivl Culvor Cibu. Monirea fyr Bismarck 550 . News summaries. Lietaert organist. Hank. Clock. Breakfast club. And Lee Reiser piano team and top o1 the dial. Fanfare. Child grows up. And weather. Barn. Reveries. Markets police bulletins. Farm and Tomt oui. . Ana markets. Kenney Orch. Of Library luncheon. Styled by you. My jollies Brissette s Orch. 3 Capers. Presents be announced. Cheers. Orch. O us Kallner Cyer s Kinder Carton. 5 Brimigion in the news. R. R. Reynolds. Barrett Singer hospitals arranged for canadians Paris Jan. 26 up havas French Agency preparatory plans for red Cross Hospital bases for Canadian troops abroad have been completed. Or. Fred w. Routley National commissioner of the Canadian red Cross said yesterday on his re turn from a visit Ito the War zone and British red Cross Headquarters in Normandy. From near and far London Jan. 26. Of the Royal Navy Are wondering if the admiralty will continue in this War the traditional practice of awarding prize Money and special Bounty. Officials Are deliberating whether to give prize Money for captured ships and cargoes and special Bounty for German warships destroyed. They not made up their minds yet. Minister reiterates South Africa s loyalty Paris Jan. 26 up havas French Agency Colin Bain Marais new South african min ister to France yesterday presented his credentials to Albert Lebrun and assured him South Africa would do All in its Power to ensure the final Victory on which depend the liberties of Man Emon juice recipe checks rheumatic pain if Yew suffer from rheumatic j neuritis pain try this a pensive Home recipe. C package of Ruex torn your druggist. Mix it avid of water add tic Lemons. It s easy and Plessjr you need Only 2 to times a Day. Often within hours sometimes overnight splendid results arc obtained. If a pains Are not quickly relieved f you do not feel Batter resort option will Cost you noting to iry. Your Moray Back of does not help you. Ruex Prescript Rion Sale and by All leading Park not importation of. Films into Greece subject to Spocia government. Motion picture has been mad a permits by Thi where made. Mrs. Jean Bonnick Wile of w. C Bonnick died thursday at her Home 305 Niagara Street following a lengthy illness. Born in Toronto she came to Winnipeg in 1930 with or. Bonnick and was a member of St. Andrew s United Church. Surviving Are her husband Cue daughter Barbara Jean at Home her Mother mrs. John Preston Toronto two Sisters mrs. M. Clement Toronto and mrs. A. H Mclaws Calgary. Alta. Funera service will be held saturday a 4.45 . From Gardiner s Lune a Home with Rev. J. L. Mclnnis officiating. The body will be taken to Toronto for burial. Funeral service for John Guy 1 Jackman 59, who died suddenly at his Home fail mount Road Charles Wood. Tuesday was held thursday afternoon at Mordue s funeral Home. Rev. Thomas Marshall Sturgeon Creek officiated. Burial was made n Brookside cemetery. Born Lindsay ont., or. Jackman came o Manitoba in 1917, and resided in Charleswood for. The last seven fears. He was Foreman of construct Ion water Mains in Charleswood municipality. Surviving Are his Vidow. Two daughters Gladys and Ris two sons John and George one brother George Lindsay ont. I s. Anna Firman Bradshaw of Memphis tenn., died Jan. 9, in 3-artly-Ramsay Hospital. Memphis it the age 39. Born in Grimley wan., sufi moved to Chicago in 1926, my in 1931, moved to Memphis. Surviving Are her husband o. A. Bradshaw one son Dick and one daughter. Shirley Ann two Brothers Paul and John Firman Winnipeg Beach Man. Three Sisters mrs. Florence Aleck. Winnipeg mrs. S. Kelly. Montreal and mrs. J. M. Peterson Toronto. Burial was made in Memphis memorial Park. Mrs. Lily Westmore 51, of lot 129, St. Francois Xavier Man., died thursday at the Misericordia hos Pital. Born in Orkney Scotland she resided., in St. Francois Xavier for the last 32 years. She is survived by her husband John Westmore. Funeral services will be held saturday at 3.30 . At mar due Bros funeral Home. Burial will be in Brookside cemetery. John Mitchell Birnie 7fi, died thursday afternoon at the Home of his daughter mrs. C. H. O Meara 1c-2 Munro Street St. James. Born in Edinburgh. Or. Birnie came to Winnipeg in 1905 and was employed by the old Winnipeg Telegram and later by the de Montfort press. He was a member of the International typographical Union. Or. Birnie served in the last War with the Winnipeg Cameron highlanders was a member of the St. James Branch of Britain from Park Avenue new York 25. For Britain. The sign hits the Eye from a Park Avenue window warm with Wool destined to Comfort the Heads 2nd hands and bellies of Grimy boys from in soy Stout lads from Portsmouth and Plymouth and Aberdeen. Bundles for a baby Bat bowing fast is Avenue s Effort to do its bit for Western civilization s first i its slogan is american Wool for British seamen and in High Days it has progressed so far that within a Day or two its first Aukjie of More than Woollen garments will be on the Vray across Atlantic. New German gun reported in London London Jan. 26. Up under the heading germans invent bigger daily Telegraph reported today that the nazis have a gun capable of firing a 661-Pound projectile 155 Miles. German names ordered Fob czech towns Berlin Jan. 26. Authorities in czech territory have ordered that a number of towns and villages be Given German names for official use a Prague despatch said today. London doubles ration of Bacon and Ham London Jan. 26. Food ministry announced today a the weekly ration allowance of uncooked Bacon and Ham will be Raiser from four ounces to eight ounces a person next monday. The smaller allowance been in effect since january 8. The doubling of the ration the food ministry said is due to improvement i stocks. It will be subject to adjustments in the Light of further change in the situation. A los Angeles inventor s Elei device carries animal an mechanical sounds to person s voc ords to enable the person to trans orm them into words. By h. J. Auction Bali of House modern counters italic Clec. Tools. Rope Buhk ktc., Cray s auction Marx Smith si., on saturday Jan. Al 2 o clock instructed by the owners j follows 12-tl. Lunch counter 8 10-ft. Irro Cery counter Etc Effta two piece mohair and tapestry Che inti Field suites Walnut Gate leg table Bell up Rich i and Bench Slejer Levin machine. A place a Cul Dlf suite Walnut China cabinets cd. Tables new Cali inel Mode enamel iras Ranee wardrobe Buffo rues Wicker chairs general ions and Short wave radio bed. Upholstered Chain tac Washer almost new cd Wood Muse with Reservoir 3-Pleoe nut Sci room suite. Hoover attachments Beds Complete . Chen cabinets doctors cabinets r Library tables Kitchen Tablet i linoleum China utensils cent s Chest of Toots Etc. Etc. Job diam s Saui room Canada blde., Donald and Ella saturday Jan. 27th, at 2 George k1iobb. Auctioneer. Phone the Canadian legion. Surviving Are his widow Eleanor two daughters and five grand children mrs. A. Wales of Chicago and mrs. Funeral service will be held Iron Thomson s funeral Chapel at 2 saturday. Rev. A. M. J. Gray i officiate. Burial will be in St. Jame d. Birnie Winni Dun Troon. Ont., a. A safety items such As brakes Merit to and Light have been checked. Vogue gives you More for your Money 10 tin 9 Vogue in its distinctive package gives you More tobacco for your Money. 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