Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 05, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two Winnipeg free press wednesday june 5, 1940 doings in radio world Tinne or. Dial twisting migration of Birds to be talk subject by Peter b. Iii tall. Migration of Birds will be the subject of a series of three j talks on the Csc National network by or. William i join. Of Edmonton beginning this thursday at 11.30 . Inc heading. Old time fables. Kyjin. Head of the deportment at the. University of programmes brought together the won a Nave Boon making Lisl in Bird migration and he Mast Money out of Lincoln Lal my Lisle d Interi St Iii studies Sandburg the biographer. Cycles. And Charles Laughton. Reciter of i re has developed a now Typo Gettysburg address. U was no i Lyght Ujj incr since the Welc Orru j surprising so. Therefore that m the Doorstep Orn Jii re notes. Laughton men tinned his recital of the address r i was surprising however that Sand Burg Iid knitted he had never heard1 Laughton do it equal to the occasion Laughton swed i aside studio chairs inn i rap pings to give himself room and the Laughton version times criticized As being a Little too British in Liis rendition nevertheless Sandburg was Unm stably impressed. I about that he told laugh j j and thought 1 had exhausted and plate Glass. Its moaning Lor me. But you brought equipment Tori me ideas that 1 never knew were i Curc. Cujko and Crk is proving in n constant source of interest c t dusted off c he trrmsmittcl1 now he in George inc Chi Keith my Cori Gifu and Bert Hooper Are assured constant Stream r Vav to take1 Rpdvan Tnge of the to drop i ind inspect tlu1 or a Overli Aulii inn. Resplendent Ith paint chromium plating he transmitting the last sensational. Edition Pursuit of Columbia a of happiness used and new non fiction. Technical Library scr Rice. 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Hound up. Organ moods. 5 news. And world news. V. Kallenborn. Commentary. Melodies churches of Christ to hold convention the 40th convention of the churches of Christ of Manitoba will be held june 6 to june 9 Al Home Street Church of Christ. Besides Manitoban a delegation from Minnesota is expected to tit tend. The provincial women s mis National network in3c . I s to Ilcyn of mum cd . Vav . Kyr. Wow i Conn v. Fyr marriage i . Wj2. Fyr. Frail Allen Shn rifles delaying Call for recruits general recruiting for the Royal Winnipeg rifles will not commence until next As first Choice for the regiment being raised for the fourth division will be kept for the non permanent Active militia unit. It is expected that about one third of the regiment will be raised from the non permanent lists from which All recruits have to be re attested and examined. Recruits Are being medically examined for the rifles at the rate of about 35 per Day. Report sounds bad but tracked Down h proved false department of education officials told this Story today to illustrate How Ili a funded Idle rumours and reports can be however Well intentioned the sponsors. It concerns a teacher in greater Winnipeg. First they gave the gossip version of the incident it was Empire Day and this plane factory for Winnipeg is predicted the building of wings and the Assembly of in or near Winnipeg was almost certain to begin in the near future. Souire Johannesson. Chief instructor in aeronautics at the vocational train ing school wednesday morning. Or. Johannesson intimated a Winnipeg company had been authorized to construct air plane wings for the government. He added that the company referred to i lease a building for the work Pend ing the construction of a proper factory for Wing product Sun. The training school expected to take in a class of 50 Ronen for instruction in the building of wings he added. At present there were 75 students at the school taking special training in Assembly and overhaul. A minimum of 300 men would be needed when production began or. Johannesson said or. Johannesson is president of the Johannesson flying service and has offered the use of his four aircraft to the government for air training purposes. Teacher was taking a class through Empire Day exercises. They Sang o Canada there was poetry Reading and then the Salute to the Flag. Two boys refused to Salute and when they did so. The teacher said you Don t have to Salute the Flag it s not your the alleged incident was next re ported at a meeting of a veterans organization by four parents from the school who claimed their Chil Dren had told them. A Resolution was passed protesting this. The department of education was Tion of the Union Jack and the convention hears prayer for peace a prayer for peace was offered during the ceremony of presenta notified the teacher called in Anc the pupils in the class questioned a an inspector then they gave the facts As con firmed by investigation one not two boys refused to Salute the Flag. After class the teacher saw him. To Salute mean recognition of a Graven image ant was against his religious beliefs the child said. His parents had told him not to do so and he would not. But to Salute the Flag was Only a Mark of respect and loyalty the teacher in formed him. Still he refused. Children in the class even the children of the parents who first reported the incident denied hear ing the statement it s not you it was not made in fact. The incident was pure fiction but tracking it Down Cost the depart ment much work and time while the teacher paid in Unju Slipiec worry and embarrassment. Meanwhile officials added. Al such reports Are being investigated As received however Flimsy they May appear on the surface. Where evidence is obtained action is taken. Sinary society with mrs. W. K. Villet As president will meet at 11.30 . And 2.15 . Thursday. F. L. Nowc. Missionary on furlough from Africa will address the meet ing at 4.15 . At 6.15 there will be a Fellowship banquet after which Rev o. L. Clary president of the general convention will open the convention. At 8.45 Rev. G. Hayden Stewart of Vancouver will speak. Friday afternoon there will be a session devoted to Christian cd vni0n of John Reid 398 Redwood College will speak at a onus. Did tuesday she was 3.20. Rev. Waldo Brown born Dumfries Scotland and had mrs. John Reid Dies at age of 55 mrs. Jane Mcallister Reid. J the Bible school. This will be lived Winnipeg for the past 54 Snitch Box i followed by weak Columbia network for Sale As going concern High lock of Ron up d ii. L Nion Trust Blu. Phone ft1 remember the Winnipeg foundation Community Trust for the needy fund Hay fever r e. W e Quick Relief from summer misery do not go through toothed or Imol Hay fever. Elba zone will quickly to Nave your distressing symptoms. It relieves attacks of ind so Gibej Throat and nose. One Stiffener me Alinosi inst Flat Relief whenever another took two before retiring. Very was breathing with the result that suf Ali drugging Frery there sell Ephah on in three 52.50 in i up scially economical Lize for Sample Send 10 cents for and to Vii agents. Harold f. Co. Lii 10 Mccaus Street. Toronto. Rev. R. Shaw of Norwood. At 6.15 a banquet for Young people and visitors and a programme pre sided Over by Glen Miller presi j Dent of Manitoba Young people s association. J saturday afternoon there will be a session devoted to future pro Wax. Isl. Vinci ii and Dominion work. In the Avail i evening g. Hayden Stewart of Vancouver will speak on the Call . I of this crisis hour. Sunday. F. L. To Kali j Row will speak at Norwood at the years. Survivors include her Hus a discussion led by j band and two daughters. Mrs. Geo to Coull Anc mrs William Peters. And two sons. John and Robert All o funeral service will be he d thursday at 4 . At the a b. Gardiner Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Paul sowass1 Paul Lowassy 51. Of 257 Berry Tai ionic a is i. -.enor. War. Waco evening. Or. Wit i Jean Hersholt. O a Moxa St Tri isl. J reviews 111 War. A has. Isl. Thursday Civ Winnipeg 910 i . I up Vilior. J -uen-ym.ticrs. Hii min Csc. Winike up incl live. I r. P. Coals. J i married. Organist. Incl his accordion on Sale now until september 29th return limit 30 Days from Date of Sale .65 return from Winnipeg on Sale until september 29th. Return limit 30 Days. Holiday in Canada this year and save Exchange i Allen . J am love of or. Susan. I Kywe. I s Point of View finnic. Happy Ganc 1 Mushea workshop. Sain. . The storm. 12. Of life. Boys. Messages and weather. 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Sponsored by the co committee of the St. James Branch of the Canadian legion. . Will be held sunday. Heading die committee is a. W. Hanks. The St. James. Deer Lodge and sir Arthur Chi Eric branches of the Canadian legion Are co operating through this Corn i tee. The first named units will assemble at St. James cemetery saturday afternoon and decorate with a Plant and Flag every vet eran s grave in the cemetery. A similar service will be performed by inc sir Arthur Currie Branch Assiniboine memorial cemetery. Sunday afternoon All veterans units together with civic officials fraternal organizations and Church groups will meet at Deer Lodge Hospital at 2.-55 . To Parade to the Cenotaph in Bruce Park where n service will be held commencing at .3 o clock. The service will be conducted Pritchard. Jointly doer by Rev. R. G. Lodge United Church major h. By scrod. Salva Tion army Rev. R. Mckay Esler. St. James presbyterian Church Rev. G. W. Findlay. St. James anglican Church and Rev. W. L. T. Patteson. Sturgeon Creek United Church. Veterans organizations and women s auxiliaries will place wreaths and Floral tributes on the Cenotaph at the conclusion of the Street. Norwood died monday a Winnipeg Beach. He is survived b his wife. Lena. The funeral will be held saturday at 2.30 . From Coutu s to Elmwood cemetery. He was a native of Poland. Mrs. Mary Kotenko funeral service for mrs. Mary Kolonko. Of 656 Aberdeen Avenue who died sunday at the St. Joheph s Hospital will be held thursday at 2 . At 501 main Street a. Burial in St. Mary s cemetery. Fedush Hnatowich funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Alexander Dragan Alexander Dragan. 53. Of 843 red Wood Avenue died at the Winnipeg general Hospital tuesday. He had been a resident of Winnipeg since 1910. Survivors include his widow one son Alexander and three daughters. Mrs. R. Trainer and Steffic. All of Winnipeg fun eral service will be held saturday at the Pokrywa Church with Rev s. Semchuk officiating. Burial will be made in ail saints Fedush Hnatowich has charge of Arra cemetery Home funeral nge ments. Mrs. Leon Zemkowski Winnipeg Beach Man mrs Mary Pimkowski wife of Leon Pimkowski. 64. Died june 4 and was buried. June 5. From Rosary Church. Komano. To Hoff Rosary cemetery. Winnipeg Beach born in . Poland she came to Canada in 1900. Residing Here Ever since. Surviving Are her husband five daughters and five sons and 10 grandchildren. The daughters Are mrs. Jack Shepherd Winnipeg mrs. Grimsey Anderson and mrs. Thomas Stutski. Beach and Helen and Rose at Home the five sons Tony. Peter Charlie Louis and Tom. All of Winnipeg Beach. She also leaves four Sisters mrs. Tannic Przybyla fort William ont mrs. Eileen Fedush Winnipeg and mrs. Pauline Dacko and mrs. Anne Pryor Omaha. In Europe. Civ listings. Cd pc hymns music recordings. I Axel Hokinson. Man., aged 39, who was almost instantly killed in a collision in the fog. Monday morning Csc. Jon the Highway a few Miles Routh i of i virion. The inquest will be held monday june 10, at Riverton. Annenberg pays tax Bill Chicago. June 5. Prosecutor William j. Campbell to Day informed a . District court that the government has accepted o Settle Back income taxes of m. L. Annenberg from 1923 to 1938 and left to the court the pen Alty to be imposed on an admitted wilful evasion of More than 000 tax for one of those years. Annenberg and Joseph s. Hafner. Bookkeeping Genius for from so to 85 companies which controlled the vast publishing and horse race in formation Empire appeared for sentencing on their plea of guilty to evasion of Annenberg s tax for 1936. Shops conversion Montreal june 5. S. J. Hungerford of Canadian National railways announced today work is proceeding expeditiously for the conversion of the repair shops at St. Malo. Que. Into an Extension of the government Arsenal at Quebec. Stars and stripes at the session of the grand chapter of Manitoba of the order of the Eastern Star in the Royal Alexandra hotel wednesday. Miss Hilda Kinney Winni Peg recited the prayer. Rev. G. W. Abernethy. Portage la Prairie gave the invocation. Among the guests presented were 28 grand representatives from sister jurisdictions a Canada and the United Stales. 12 past grand matrons and seven past grand patrons of the grand chapter of Manitoba. Session committees were appointed. The grand officers and Gueste were entertained at luncheon by patriotic chapter. No. 8, Winnipeg. At the afternoon session reports were Given by mrs. Jean Irwin. Worthy grand Matron j. C. Cart Wright worthy grand Patron mrs. Ethel Ostrander. Grand Secretary mrs. Katie Clark grand treasurer and mrs. Dora Meadows. Harry Del Bigio and Sidney Matthews the grand trustees. Flin flon conducts safety Campaign parades posters radio broadcasts and newspaper publicity marked flin flon s safety Campaign aimed to reduce the toll of accidents in the mining Centre the acid err and prevention Branch of the Bureau of labor reported wednesday. In co operation with the Munici pal authorities the local school Board and r.c.m.p., a Mammoth safety Parade was staged in the town with More than 600 school children taking part. In addition a Competition has been started among the school safety patrols of the District which have a combined membership of approximately 50 boys. At stake is a safety shield. Moderator Speaks at Church meet or. John w. Woodside Moderator of the general Council of the United Church of Canada was welcomed wednesday morning at the meeting of the Manitoba conference in Knox Church. For Many months he stated he had travelled continuously in All parts of Canada and everywhere had found the same de termination namely to throw into the fight for righteousness every last resource which the Church can command. Or. George Woodside led in prayer. Rev. G. R. Calvert and Rev. S. J. Watson made an Appeal on behalf of the lord s Day Alliance. Rev. W. E. Donnelly of Young Church presented resolutions indicating the views of the United Church on this subject. Six applicants for ordination g e. Bolton Fred j. Douglas Einar Egilsson. C. D. Rupp a. G. Smith. W. J. Spence and e. R. Mcewen were received. It was decided to Forward a Spe Cial message from the conference to the King pledging support to the utmost. Transcona proposed ment. A request from h. Ross emission to install a Wata. A water i from Oxford Street to his pro on Horton Avenue ref the town Foreman. Refer allow Parachute jumps a., flights by air plane. Sunday Transcona was approved. The department of a Ottawa advised that application to be included restricted area for annual Tion of cattle for tuberculous a not be considered. S. Balaban was Given the to repair the Pound roof to be-s97.50. An allocation was made for Wirin Regent Avenue. Transcona Council refuses amendment a move to alter the dog bylaw was Defeated at the Transcona Council meeting monday evening. Mayor George e. Olive presided. M. Trylinski a Delegate from North by Max Steiman sons auction Sale of House furnishings Carter s auction rooms Carlton St. Opp. Press thursday. June Goth. At 2 . A piece modernistic bedroom suite no most new 8 and a piece Oak and Walnut dining room suites i Coal and Wood ranges Kitchen suites. Universal Cle Trif refrigerator in perfect condition 1 and piece Chesterfield suites . Ail enamel electric Wash in machine Odd modern Walnut China Cabinet and Buffet modern electric ranges All enamel Gas stove electric Fri Sidaire. Beds com plete dressers vanity dressers chests of drawers tricycle Secretary and Flat top desk piano. Windsor chairs Conj oleum ruffs Iri Light lamp Feather Down pillows Odd dining tables Day bed and a Large i Riely of Rooming House furniture. Max Stei Hax. Phone urn. Aug pure whits b cigarette a double automatic 4out of May have trouble Cin Civitia so be by a. W. Fordham attacking even Young Folk do your Gums bleed when you Mif your Ceery Are they sore then watch out dental records of Gnu Pioneer. 4 out of 5 people May have Singh pc gingivitis often leads to pow a a. Which Only your dentist can . Revision urged in Uranda report acting on instructions from Uranda. California religious lec Turer. Richard h. Thompson. Winnipeg requests that a correction be made in report of a statement made by Uranda. May 6. At the Church service of the emissaries of divine Light. It was stated that the ruling principle of the universe was said by Uranda to be positive action and negative inaction where As in fact. Uranda stated it to be action and negative re action Transcona couple honoured by friends a Surprise party was held slur Day at the Home of or. And mrs. Thomas Tuxford 65 Whittier ave nue. Transcona on their Silver wed Ding anniversary. Mrs. Tuxford is a member of the l. O. B. A., and or. Tuxford of the Golf club. A presentation of Silver was made by c. Sayers and a bouquet by Eunice Tuxford. My. And mrs. Tuxford were married in Transcona by Rev. Philip Barker. They have two Chil Dren. Jack and Eunice at Home. King addresses Liberal caucus Ottawa. June 5. Up prime minister Mackenzie King today addressed a caucus of his supporters 11 the House of commons and lib eral appointees in the Senate advising them of the heavy responsibilities placed upon All Public men by the War. The prime minister said at its conclusion that it iad been a harmonious family gathering at which the problems created by War were discussed freely. Statue removed , june 5. 500 found Marble bust of King Leopold Vns missing from the reception Oom of the belgian Pavilion at the vew York world s fair when it opened yesterday. Or. J. A. Goris. Assistant commissioner general of he belgian exhibit said the bust lad been removed on orders of his government. Auction Sale of valuable furnishings and effects sniffer electric sewing almost v velour studio Davenport All wave console Model radio Etc. Fordi Iam s Sale rooms Canada bldff., Donald and Ellice. Thursday june Ith at i . 1-Picce Walnut and Oak dining room suites rate Lear table spinet desk studio Davenport suite. Hoover vacuum cleaner and attachments mohair and tapestry Chesterfield suites occasional chairs 4-piece Walnut bedroom suite Walnut bed Complete Walnut and Oak dressers Chiffo Niers and vanities Library tables China cabinets sewing machines is u dip couches and Davenport Odd Chester Fields radios gramophone rum Pinatian Bookcase and desk Lamus Axminster and Wilton rugs buffets Din ers chairs and rockers Centre tables cd Retric washers Rombi nation Coal and electric stove almost new All enamel Coal and Wood ran pc. Kitchen cupboards n Fri aerators Kitchen Cabinet with lain table Gas stoves cent s bicycle kit him every 3 months for gum instep Tion. At Home guard against Gin pro your Reeth and Massage six Gums twice daily with Forhan s original toothpaste Ever massaging Gums and cleaning teen Junov stare using Corban s Ferince sold at drug i tit if Ead Host of itemize. Ither or Tirley Inonu George Shore. Auctioneer. 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