Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, June 28, 1940

Issue date: Friday, June 28, 1940
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Previous edition: Thursday, June 27, 1940

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two. Winnipeg free press Friday june 28, 1940 Wickham Steed Csc. S.53 Meg. 31 3 m voc Oil 2 period. Rum by Peter b. Whittall faced Frith the heaviest Burden since confederation 73 years ago. Canada Mark Dominion Day monday with the courage and determination fostered by the earliest pioneers and will plan for the years ahead. In keeping with the Day. Csc will broadcast a feature Home. Our native land a the National network at 6.30 . Based on the Anthem. O Canada. Saturday 1he Csc s red River earn dance show directed by Kinq two of outstanding local artists. I Doreen and Eleanor Webber eight Fri Etc ii of Winnipeg a ill a resent j Eisent and ten years old who Are leaving next i to limited fort and York St. Announce there will be increase in prices on used 3 cars on account1 off new taxes units Ujj after july 15, i is and i is we will absorb week to join the was barn dance group. They will demonstrate their and tech Kins w Tyte singing yodelling Niqui in numbers. Cow two Over tax increase on new cars until the same Date As i i Long As our present Stock lasts. G i boy ? dream and i la build my caustic in heaven. During the broadcast at 10 . From sky s studio. Sign tiny features on the net work include three from Winnipeg joint Ket ital presenting Mary woo i pianist and j. To Wood baritone in their fifth and final broadcast can i o Asinc. Round table Broad cast based this on the j topic. Ill uses and population. For friends of music a new i concert programme directed try Geoffrey wadding ton. The recital programme at 10 . Sky feature six song Sulc Lions from Handel to Peier do Rose and four piano Bers including one by Chopin and one by Percy Grainger. The round table talk. Ill follow immediately Kilea Doe of Oakland calif., vice president of Safeway stores inc., who will address the kiwanis club luncheon the tuesday. Royal Alexandra hotel. Or. Doe will Stop Over it the department of Polilli tuba who Lias taken a special in i ice Cal in Canada s problems of pop . And two others yet to be named. Wad Dinion s new programme will the round table at 11 i . When Schubert s Rosamunde overture. Arabesque . 1. And . 2 by Debussy. Tschaikowsky s Sec a Ond movement symphony . 4. Valse de la Heine by Coleridge in the City in route to address the convention of the Pacific Adver Tising clubs in Vancouver. Or. Doe is a director of the chamber of Commerce of Oakland. Calif., a past president of the rotary club and general Campaign director this year for the Community Chest of that City. Saturday Cir Winnipeg 630 Chin up. 7. Pinto Pete in Arizona. .30 morning news. N the table. Opening. Markets. 3.00 the charioteer nt3c1 c. P. News Icci the Little concert 10.00-Bbc news Macc Short wave in. A Gilberts Trio icel. 10.45 c. P news bulletins in bal ii. 00 morning devotions. 11.15 Organ treasures closing markets. . 12.00 race scratches. News. 12.45 come and get it. Dancing at me Hacienda. I.t5 Fiano Eues. 2.0d melodic moments. 2.30 Down memory Lane. 3.00 news bulletin Csc music lovers Corner matinee tunes. 3.45 the bbl new Ivla ceo the fifth race Ling. The children s programme recorded for the children Cuci. Market news. Commentary on . Presidential nominating convention. The Little show. The fifth race with judge Schil hour to Csc. Van . Sky. Winnipeg 910 Taylor and Dvorak s slavonic Dana . S will be heard. The Chicago round table talk on Abc Kaye sunday it 12.30. Will consider the question How will economic co operation be tween North Rand South America a Tinct the american Farmer speakers were not announced. Raymond Gram swing Utun network commentator frequently heard on the Csc National network won the headliners club award of the year i in radio swing who find or consistent excellence news news inter Relin. A full time Job of late will be unable to to the headlines convention in Atlantic City saturday to receive the award however Friday Cir Winnipeg 630 fort and York of. Your Chevrolet and Oldsmobile dealer relieve itch fast race with judge for Quick Relief irom i act uni of eczema pimples 3th Rylea it cult a rushes and a Lher cured tru Tibio am a Orul amt Cooling. Ami septic liquid i. D. Arc Anacles. Hon Elk Sirn Atiar. Red quickly tons Siul Isis itching we trial bottle proven it or Money tack. Ask your Dru sir to today for d. D. D. Prescription. 2 non ills trouble fryc k h to t i. N f o your Soldier or Sailor friends m it k glitter the Spe Cial that eliminate Sirush lather it Illi leather hand Iti Innis Linden and luxurious world s Josl popular after shave or Para lion simply your and the it in Liams co. Ollil. If altar ing Iiri Parn Tiitus Oicer Iii i cars. Special Williams gift kit contains 1-Large lube glider 1-Guesisize Aqua Velva 10 Williams Blades regular 85c value a ready to address and mail at your druggist s Good hosts in every land Etc news. Fifth Schilling. Women s digest. Scouts with t incl e Mai Iii. In Buzil Clu Sonas series i rom the music Koom. Bull Cun i Ceca. Results. Flail is. Der ions. Ill eve Bilidt. Foix Iho. Organist. Moods. Goodwill hour. News in bal. Mau Dolices. The talks by Stan Bentham. Be announced. Bulletin ceo. theatre. Ii cock irm s fainter fiddlers. News analysis. s sport Parade album. Weather and sign off. Winnipeg 910 . News. wife. A Stirl Singer Montis con Ert Kail of the air melodies. Reveries. Up and listen. Aces. Waltz time. The Boul Vaid. programme. By Tracy Phillips Csc. Van Couver orchestra. Csc. . Affairs Wickham Steed and Hawkins Cec. For Paul Temple. Drama. Banff Trio in cd. Musical Mirror Caribou Mac Keracher and sign off. Canadian network Csc Ciki i a. News via Csc shortwave Kiili Ielati. . Thine cheers Inci. Recital. Joy Redden. Alai Ais bus Veid songs listings voyage to Tajc of Candy wbk editor looks at the by r. S. Lambert world in review. See sky listings. Bulletins. Fyr Bismarck 550 . In the news. Orch. Orch. Douglas column. Romeos. News . And world news. Orch. Concert. Time. My name commentary by R. Ybarra. Shore Singer. Be warms in pleasure time. Orchestra. And news. Chest. And dance orchestras. National network inc . Ameche show with guest Pat Friday vocalist Orch. And swing group. Wear. Wow Koa. Wafaa. Commentary by K. Ybarra. Wiz. Fyr. Shore Singer. Wiz fyr. Kids. Wear. Park concert. Wiz fyr. Waring in pleasure rime. . Kid. Day. Fyr. Boat starring Virginia ver Rill. Wear. Wrap. Mao. Here and abroad. Wiz and Wear networks Valley Days. Koa. Bulletins. Wiz and Wear networks. Columbia network Csc . Al scarce show. Isl. Kfa3. Waco. Wax. Trout news. Waco. Whas. To Andy. Waco. Isl. Fab. War Ross Tenor. Isl. Waco. Knox. Fab. Presents. Isl and West. So Ltd hour repeated to Sullivan reviews the news. Isl. News. Isl. Wbb. War for Dat around the would Berlin 4.00 Hitler youth sings. De. 15.20 19.7 m. Budapest 5.35 Liszt mephisto Waltz. Hat5. 9.62 Meg. 31.17 m. Qunilon. 7.15 . At the Black Dos god. 11.75 Meg. 25.5 in Csc. 9.58 Meg. 31.3 m. Tokyo 7.30 Muic by Toyama military band. Jls2, 17.84 Meg. 16.8 m. Rome. 7.40 selection 2ro.1 31.15 a 2ro4. 25.40 a 2roc. 19. in. Berlin. 7.45 Little German a by. German for beginners. Dub. 9.61 Meg. 31.2 m. Did. 11.77 inc. 25.4 m. Home y . War news in English 2ro3. 31.15 a 2ro4. 25.40 a zho6 19.61 m. London 9.45 affairs tall by news bulletin scr ende with Eric Davies. Calling d. R. P. Coats. Grenade lcont.1. Frolic. Moods. 9 moods. Caron. Organist. News. Point of View. Moods. Broadcast from Emerson Man. Moods. Master singers. Pau. Studio party. 1-. Messages and weather. Cal me. Mallnee. Brooklyn Handicap. Null Dame music. News in bal. Culi slut to strings. Variety hour. Bui Liim. The wealth Cuci. Canadian net Vokk Csc wbk . Varieties recordings. And Mil it. To Vellini Cook Richard Kent four Belles Orch. Parade recordings. U.-1 Curc the big Tnp. Cec Toronto Orch. Sky listings. 4.15-dance Orch. Cd ii ii stones. Cd it listings. Sky . Fyr Bismarck Sci . 7 cd la clock. The travelling Cook. Idea club. And top o the dial. School. J barn. And weather. And radio fanfare. Farm and Home hour police bulletins and news. In rhythm . V. Kalt Enbom War commentary news review and studio. Music. Matinee. Ljutic. Chico Spanish a Vuc. In the news. Douglas of polls column. Kindergarten. Commentary by John a i Kennedy. And world news. Commentary. Radio Guild. John Little Dies in his 80th year John Little 79. Of 266 Aubrey j Street died at. The Misfricordia Hospital thursday. He was a former resident of the Tyndall and car Berry districts and was a member of the company which opened the Carson quarries. He owned and operated a contracting business j since moving to Winnipeg. Or. Little who was Lorn in Orillia out., was a member of Orange order j anal of Young United Church. Sur j visors include three daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Carter miss m. W. Little i and miss Gertrude Little and three Sone James n., David g., Anc George t., Alloe Winnipeg. Funera service will be held at 2p.m. Sat urday at Thomson s Chapel with burial in the family plot Brookside cemetery eve. W. E. Donnelly of Young United Church officiating. Mrs. Thomas Smeed mrs. Thomas Smeed a resided of Winnipeg for the last 58 years died at her residence 134 Mayfair Avenue thursday. She was 87 years old. Mrs. Smeed was the widow o Thomas Smeed and they located in Canada 67 years ago comin from London England. Funeral arrangements Are in care of Clark Leatherdale funeral Home. Mrs. Henry Kershaw funeral service for mrs. Emilj Kershaw widow Henry Kershaw lot 55, North Kildonan will be held saturday at 2 ., at Bardal s Chapel with burial in old Kildonan cemetery. Mrs. Kershaw died at her Home Friday morning. Walter r. Cole Walter r. Cole. 67, of 8 Honzl apartments died at the St. Boniface Hospital wednesday. Or. Cole born in Ontario and came West when a Young Man. He was Mana or of the Robert Bell company for a number of years before going to Calgary in charge of the Waterloo manufacturing company. He re turned to Winnipeg in 1931 and since that time had been manager of the Jefferson service station Wardlaw Avenue and Osborne St. He was a member of the Independent order of foresters and former member of Grace United Church. Survivors include his widow two sons. Fred of St. Joseph mo., and Tarold of Winnipeg and four Daugh ers. Mrs. Ferguson of Detroit Mich. Mrs. John Halliday of Winnipeg miss Kathleen Cole of de Roit and miss Dorothy at Home. Funeral service was held Friday it 2.30 . At Thomson s Chapel Vith burial in the family plot Vood cemetery. Key. Thomas Hartig funeral service for Rev. Thomas Harlig minister of St. Peter s uth Cran Church and president of he Synod of the United lutheran Hureh. Was held Friday afternoon Vith Rev. M. Ruccius officiating. He assisting ministers were eve. A. Heimark. Of Emerson Rev. K. Kleimer of Saskatoon and Rev. G. Juettner. Of Winnipeg. Burial was made in Brookside cemetery and j Bardal s funeral Home had charge of arrangements. In Winnipeg athletics and was a Bill Burns Marsh Gammon member of the world s championed. the two latter Reti Victoria Lacrosse team that went to St. Louis world fair in 1904. He has a clean Sheet a single casualty being registered against any train he has Ever run. He was with the train wednesday night that Engineer Harry Stephen son brought to a Stop near an infant child. A. A. Dunphy superintendent of he Portage division paid tribute three outstanding conductors Laurie audrain formerly of Winnipeg who has Jeen appointed official photog of the Canadian Active service Force according to word Ottawa from London Fri Day. He will make a pictorial ecord of the activities of Canada s soldiers in Britain. Or. Audrain t will be remembered photo raped the King. And Queen at he Royal Palace last year. Word Las also been received of the appointment of Eric Gibb former eat Urc writer and artist of Edmonton As director of Public rela ions at Canadian military head quarters in England. B Riel to mobilization of . 3 Field ambulance of the Royal Canadian army medical corps has been ordered. Major w. M. Musgrove commands the unit. Recruiting of the medical Sec Tion of the unit up to a strength of 175 men All ranks will Start at Mill to tween the have had recruits wanted a company 2nd Canadian Pioneer bin. . . Blacksmiths bricklayers clerk stenographers Draughtsmen masons tinsmith fitters apply company hdqrs., 85 Princess St., Between 9 . And 4 . From the service also sport i sunburn Poison Ivy Aud insect bites Myk Kef armory tuesday. Men be Ives of 20 and 40, who j some training in first i Aid work would be needed major j Musgrove said. The transport Section of unit consisting of so ambulance Drivers will be recruited by major m. W. Kynch. Officer commanding . 10 detachment. R.c.a.s.c., at fort Osborne Barracks. Andrew s. Mctyer honoured by staff leaving to take up residence at retiring conductor Ballantrae Scotland. Andrew s. It efts son Tyer was honoured by Lellow Mem-1 Bers of the provincial Public works Emerson Man., june 28. Special department. Wednesday evening. Co workers and Many taking part in the event which of w. L. Burns Canadian included the presentation of a Pacific railway conductor joined week ending Levoit at these Forest Winnipeg to return sunday . Of return sunday 5.45 . Brandon exhibition on Sale tune 29th to july 5th return limit july 8th Steamer Rug. Were George Collins provincial Relief administrator and m. A. Lyons assistant Deputy min ister. A resident of Canada for 26 years or. Mctyer was Active in the West Ayrshire association. And a past member of the Caledonia club. He occupied executive positions with the Riverview Lawn Bowling club. He will leave sunday. In banquet festivities at the Gate Way hotel. Thursday night to bid Farewell to the 65-year-old Veteran who completed 45 years of service with the company on sunday. He commenced his railway career with the Canadian Pacific on the Emer son subdivision. Last year he was in charge of one of the Royal trains from Winnipeg to Brandon. Or. Burns has been very Active Dominion Day excursion Sample return fares Portage .si.90 Regina Brandon. 4.10 Saskatoon 14.25 on Sale june 28 to 30. Return limit july 2nd. For full information regarding fares and schedules phone 23 177 or 21 341. Fares and schedules subject to change without notice. Union bus depot. Winnipeg. Man. I h b a link in am of credit her Hack Felt Pep could i be bothered to lost Contact with her friends and was lonely. Her sister advised her to take Dodd s v f f j kidney pills. Her backache soon vanished and Energy eyes step was once again she was her old 115 soy goods veto backache with by Max Steiman sons auction Sale of a Anili Picoc Ink and Tva taut dining m suites. Buck Villi concert Rana t ill Carter s auction rooms Carlton St. Opp. Free press saturday june 29th, at 2 . Finger saw info Macline. Studio Lou pcs custom built Simmons clip Storfield trite almost ecu breakfast suites ook stoves Heaters for the Beach Oak table single and double Beds opt Etc Haby prams Oak wardrobe Low and Hijji oven Clec. Ranges Flat top office desks to Type in Ritiner desks. Remington floor lamps. Computing Cate. Minster fi x Ruff and Hun Retts of other articles. A Small Deposit will hold and article. 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