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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 23, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Dial Winnipeg free press. Saturday Jant Jary 23. 13-13 Aire Wallace talks 11 Lere Toronto is Inion. From his work and at 1 . J to Isapel. . Rev. I. The ser a Kolas or Iii mrs. To St. The of l Luie Drake s sin Al. The held twice he iininai.-ulait1 burial in i i i Osson if 162 eve tuns Ai Bici a in Tennessee it Winnipeg in 1912. Vii decided to he was Ijar Caliway first bail a survived by i a. And Kos a. Horace the funeral Seia m Clark Chapel. or cemetery. Kev. T conduct the Claire Wallace Ana Jaffray Ford who will broadcast monday to Friday inclusive from Winnipeg in tune in on sky at 12.45 ., each Day. The they Tell me Csc Seri radio programmes plays of 1942. Icelandic Church. Army show. Music. News. National news. Canada. . Well. For today. News. Sign of m Canadian network Csc wbk . 3.00 to sky. In French. Dramas. Mews. Round in. . Children. Mary. 12.30 to sky. 5.45 to sky Charlie Mccarthy. Week end review. No. Please. Fyr. Marsala. A Fth news. Weat. Wiz. Kit Yah. Columbia networks cos . Lobby. Waco. Emo x. Sevareid. Lit Parade. Wbb War. Night serenade. Waco. With winns Farrell. Hunt. To yanks. Orch. Isl. Hit Parade. Isl. News. Saturday around Tuk Wonlu Lollon 4.43 l news. Csc. Ghz. Loni Lun War review. Csc Greg. Moscow. . Enc Lush Pend. Rke. Melbourne. G.25 . American soldiers Call i inc Home. Olgg j Nonilon 7 . Weekly visit to american red Cross Eagle club. Csc. Gel. I guilt Emenhi i j . Novelty Orch. Tow a. By Nuy ii.25 soldiers Callins Home vlg3. London. U . March ing on. Gec. Gel. Arc Melbourne 9.25 . American soldiers Call ing Home. Olgg. Guin Semala in.15 . Or Testa Tow a. London. 10.30 Dom forum. Csc. Gel arc. Guatemala 11 cent with tile Marimba. Ugwa. Benny. Mccarthy. Man s family. Music. Marches. Music. Hour of Charm. Programme. Dust. 10.30 to Abc. National net Folk a Xii . Mccarthy. Wear. Fyr. Alan s family Wear. Went. Inner Sanctum mystery. Wiz. Go round. Wear. Parker family. Of familial music. Wear. Rich. Drama Shore. Wiz. Of Charm. Wiz. Went. By Dinah Koa. Wear. . Bombs shattered Cologne again London Jan. Plane operating Over German territory in reconnaissance operations during the night bombed shattered Cologne it was announced today. Berlin announced that a few British bombers dropped a few bombs on Western Germany and caused some casualties and Moder ate damage. The germans struck Back this morning by bombing and machine gunning a Village in Southeast eng land causing Many casualties in eluding some killed and consider Able damage. Enemy planes glided in from the coast under a Cloud cover and escaped despite a heavy anti air Craft 3un barrage. A woman and three children were killed when bombs were dropped or. A South coast town last night. Northeast England also reported night activity by enemy planes and one enemy bomber was shot Down off the Northeast coast. Yesterday swarms of British Canadian. American and Allied planes made extensive sweeps Over Northern France and Belgium ranging from Ghent to the Cher Bourg Peninsula. Seven German Fig Lucas were destroyed while four bombers and six Allied fighters were listed As missing. All the Canadian planes returned. Targets included Oil installations at near Ghent and Ger rom airfields ill the Vicinity of Mcva portus. Abbeville. St. Omer and Cherbourg. Watches diamonds Winnipeg s popular watch a Epis 325 in St a Vic Luc lowest prices St. Pm. 24 251 Stephen l Ngar funeral service Lor Stephen of Andrew Street died late thursday was held saturday at 9.30 . In is. Joseph s Church with burial in memorial Park Ceme Tery. Prayers were paid in Barker s j funeral Chapel 3.15 he was born in Yugoslavia and had i Bren n Winnipeg for the past 31 years. He by his widow the i Cha. Ard one daughter. Mrs. . G. A. Biewett Mary Amy he Watt of 548 Street died it her residence Friday Al he age of 66. She was the wire of George Augustus Plew Cal. The funeral service will be held at 1.30 . In Morlue Bros. Funeral Chapel with burial in Elm Wui id cemetery. Mils. Makt1n Bakan Vovsik mrs. Liliana 82. O Newton Avenue died at to Marno. Man., wednesday. She is survived by her Martin. The funeral service will be held monday at 0 . At the holy eur no Nostic Church with burial in All saints cemetery. Zawitoski s if Home is in charge of Arraiz c mints. Concert party gives show at fort Osborne playing before a capacity Audi ence or soldiers and members of the Canadian women s army corps in the fort Osborne Barracks Drill j i ill. Thursday evening the Beaver i club concert party presented i other show. In a visor protecting the entire face of i wearer but permitting full vision ahead has been invented for Bailor to watch in storm v weather concentrated convenient economical Uii Unar Jie ukrainian Story of a song. to 10.30 see will hour. In l cure the journal. Wow. H.15 Sun Cav serenade. Fred Allen Alistair Stewart. 9.13 sure and . 9.30 in his step classics Lor Omav. 11.30 address Ben Rob Orson. News. 12.15 Orsan inner Sanctum mystery. Wiz. 10.15 Story behind the Wear unlimited horizons gospel hour. Kaye. B1smahck 10. To Library or. The air fyr. News. Iveas. Night final. Sign off. Uky. Winnipeg european news. 8.15 deep River boys words and 11.05 dance Orch Wear fyr. Joe Marsala. Wear Nat. Csc news. 9.05 gentlemen stories of America. Commando Mary. .0.00 rhapsody news. Fyr. Columbia network saxophone of Sand news. Dir. No Sisters. Emma s hello. Americans. Rhapsody Rockies. Dramas from Buhle Chalmers uni de Chirch. . 12.15 Fine that they May live. . 12.00 Robert St. John. Pro. Resume. 12. ,10 Sammy Kayc round table Knox. 7.55 Eric Sevareid radio readers digest. Waco. Fred Allen show. Tako it or leave it isl War. 12.30 chamber music 1. Cuc news. 1.04 old country mall. 1.15 Anzac news letter religious period . Philharmonic. J. Church the air. Discussion variety show. 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I 11.30 stars of the news. 11. 415 breakfast club. 11. 39 time of a dreamer the o Neils 12.00 luncheon news. 12.25 song for today. News tront liner ally. 4.15 University Prog. Resume. 9.45 Lone journey 12.45 be and a to in Road of life. Arthur Vic and Sade. 1.15 Snow Al lease. Ron. Do it a Perkins. I.4s close no meet markets. News. 2.00 music Hidin the Range. Wendell Nat. Farm hour. 3.15 stories from War club Baukhage talking. 4. Co voice of. Memory. 4, news. Frankie net1vobk Cbc-cbk1 news review. Aunt . Big sister. Orch. 4.4s Nick Lucas. Sunset Soliloquy. 5.25 mayor Coulter. 5.30 Little tin Soldier. 3.45 Thev Tell me. 6.00 War commentary. Oki. Winnipeg 990 Csc news. 8.05 breakfast club. 8.30 morning moods. Happy Jack. Csc Newt. 9.15 varieties. 9.30 Jean binds. 9.45 morning devotions Road of .00 music he Cupat. 1.15 Carey Longmire. Church service. 1.45 Remise. Priv Tama. 1.55 Grain bulletin. Marv Marlin. A Perkins. Pepper Youngs. To happiness. News no we so ring stars. News. Band review. Csc news. Wake up Ond live Manitoba Callins. 8.30 school Bell. 8.45 aunt Jemima. 8.50 variety. 0.15 musical news in French. 10.30 to see sky Csc school of air. 11.45 record Cabinet . . 12.15 to see sky. Stations fill locally. 1.30 farm broadcast 2.00 to see sky. Club club matinee. 3.55 news. 4.00 music Salon. Hop Barrigan. San Alan a Trines Victory volunteers. Agni. In the news. 5.15 Market period. 5.30 Jack Armstrong. Spoils. C. Fred Waring. Father pins show that there were 248 births 02 marriages and 119 on son at number of births was in june with a total of 31. While Dauphin Man. Jan. 23. Special the Parade at to. November recorded the lowest number both having 14. 1s.f.t.s. Here thursday for graduating pilots sow the unusual and August recorded the highest number of marriages each Tacle of a father pinning the having a total of 16 de wines on his son. Lac. K. Month of March recorded three Crimpsy. Formerly of Mozart. Lowest of any month i earned his wings and a and waited in line for his i turn to receive them from group Captain a. H. Wilson . Who was officiating. Young Grimley s father. H. Grimly. Senior Corporal Cook at the same Airport. Was called and Given the Honor of Vestin his Doig Shore him by sea. Has made More than 5 to models of ships of All Type usic Only a 10-Ccnt saw and a pair of pliers As tools and by this he has raised s765.00q for War n shanties. A n re. Kenora births 248 Kenora ont. Jan. 23. Special a Caustics for the to Ivr. Of save about one third of the tobacco formerly used All m Sweden arc being made Kenora names officers for education Board Kenora out., Jan. 25. Tho Board of education Lor the town of Kenora has announced chairman and vice chairman the various standing committees As follows management committee l. G. Me Donnld chairman and or. R. G Davidson vice chairman property committee c. H. Atcheson chair Man. George Martin vice chairman finance committee d. D. Mcrae chairman Cox vice chairman. E. Lodge was appointed school attendance officer for the Public and High schools. Principal e. D Manning of the Kenora High school appointed the Board s representative on the Public Library Board for 1943. M. Seegmiller was again appointed Sci Clary treasurer and or. R. G Davidson was elected chairman of the year. William s. Hamilton son or. And mrs. L. W. Hamilton of Regina sask., formerly of Winnipeg has been promoted Captain in the . Receiving his . Training at the University of Manitoba Captain Hamilton graduated from Kingston ont., As a full lieutenant and proceeded Over seas immediately. Looks this 14-18 to draw giving 3-7, 13-9, 14-18, 23-14. 10-23, 27-13. Etc. While wins 15-18, 30-25, White wins and 3-3 same at 1 at z. White wins. Drawn. J offer a few More cures. White must be mindful lest fall a victim to first position. Var 1. 31-27 5 9 22-17x 4 3 17-13 8-lly 13 9 2 92 29-25 "5-.14 17-13 11-1g 20-23n 22-17x 13 9 25-22 1c-20 4 3 2 9z 7-11 is Back to trunk at is. . Or. Vair plays 8-14, 21-17, 14 "1, 25-22, wins. 16-23. 20-19. 4-8, 21-17. 21-17, 8-11, 25-21 .etc., n.d.w., feb., 1340, game no. 481, Var. 1. The tourney to decide the title for the championship was postponed until january 27. Owing to i clemency of he weather. All play will be governed by the three move restriction. If you Are contemplating entering the tourney the committee will accept entries up to the closing Date. Members of the armed orces have the Opportunity to enter in he above Competition. All checker players kindly take note of Date. All games will be played at veterans room at the . Hays. Basement Union depot. Chess please address All correspondence direct of the chess editor 388 Donald Street Winnipeg. Contributions boost Kenora russian fund Kenora ont., Jan. 23. The Canadian Aid to Russia fund a Kenora has almost reached the Mark receipts to Date total Ling to ?2.946.17. The fund received a big boost during the last few Days by contributions from citizens o Ignace. Amounting to 5123 and from the federation of russian canadians of fort Frances amount ing to s713.15. Two Camps of the Ontario Minnesota pulp and paper company limited contributed generously. Camp no. Go gave and Camp no. 52 gave the Keewatin committee reports receipts of Keewatin. Ladies will carry on a Campaign Foi Lurther contributions of clothing. Checkers problem no. S Jig by b. Of Cham 23 Kings 8. In. 10. 2t. 30. I is 13 10, 20, 21 Kings 10, 13, 25. White to play and win. The above heavyweight is a version of an earlier problem by Oldham on which he has succeeded in grafting the Toronto Telegram. Solution to problem no. 2215 by g. K. So Tim Black 9, 10 Kings 1. 2. White 6, 18 Kings 4. 22. Back to play and win. 10-h. 2-7, 3-3. 7-11, 13-8, 14-17, 22-0. Wins. Solution to problem no. 221c by g. Ii. Slocum Black 10, 11, 16 King 9. White 20, 24, 28 King 4. Black to play and win. 9-5. 4-8. 10-19. 24-g, 5-1. 8-15. 1-19. Black wins. Game no. 1973 it is sometimes worthwhile to go Back and look Over the Barnes of the former giants of checkers. Here is a Brilliant win by James Wylie. For Many years Champion of the world. This game was no. 004 in the Fine checker column edited in David Robb in the Cleveland Plain dealer via Hartford courant 11-Lli 25-22 10-14 21-14 13-17 24-20 a ii 20-Lli 23-27 31- 4 16-Llia 18-10 18-23 32-23 7-10 23-Lli .9-14 22-18c 8-11 14 7 12-10 20-25 13-17 15 8 2- 7 22-18 m-18 18 9 4-27 9-13b 27-24 6-13 23-16 wins. Notes by j. Moir the most Brilliant play in mockers comes up from this opening iovl7i0i8vs Elack As is Best followed by 19-26 2-18 28-24. 9-14, 24-19, 3-9, 25-22, 18-25, 29-22 1g-7. Wyllie is a Jewell. Also j. S. Tims and late l Lewis in the sixth american tourney. Robert Stewart a former world s Cham Pion favored this 10-14 line and played it new Tinct Minnil in i Kollem no. By a. C. White. New York. Pieces. Portage red Cross re elects Dalzell As president Portage la Prairie Man., Jan. 23. Walter Dalzell was re elected president of the Portage and District red Cross association for a 14th term at the annual meet ing held last night in the Community Hall. A record year of activity was re ported with raised of which was forwarded to red Cross Headquarters in Winni Peg. Or. Dalzell had Praise for the women members and expressed his pleasure at the Happy relations existing Between the City and Rural members. It was reported that women gave their services to the local red Cross during the past year and they made articles. Among the speakers at the meet ing were h. G. Prior and w. R. Sexsmith. Votes of thanks were moved to mrs. A. Preece mrs. D. R. Bristow and g. B. Hare and com Pany for courtesies extended in the past. Others elected were patrons Harry Leader m.p., Hon. D. L. Campbell and w. R. Sexsmith . Vice presidents h. G. Prior and mrs. C. Thompson Secretary treasurer Metcalfe convener of women s War work mrs. G. I. H. Garrett executive mayor h. A. Ireland Reeve Allan Mccallister a. Hunter mrs. Garrett. Miss m. Laws mrs. G. Bondura w. Letwyn mrs. J. Clark. Miss l. Moore. . I marts. Do Good Job on . 10, three . Are turning soldiers just like the ers used to do. They Smith of fort Thelma Piette of and Wood. Eegina Holderson h of new ke7vora officers Kenora ont. Jan. 23. The ladies auxiliary to the Adian legion. . Recently held their installation of officers with a. Sorenson president of the Kenora legion As installation officer. The officers for 1943 Fol Low president mrs. M. E. Bell first vice president mrs. C. Kear Ney Secretary. Miss j. Peters treasurer. Mrs. G. Johnson Warden mrs. C. Parmeter Standard bearers mrs. W. Simoneau and mrs. M. Simoneau executive. Mrs. J. By Gaard mrs. C. Letman mrs. D. Miller mrs. F. Farmer and mrs. F. Hanton auditors. Miss j. Peters and mrs. W. Loutit pianist mrs. K. Richards. Glasses the Safe through our tested by an Eyt your classes and fitted by opticians Safe. Economical m deaf your key to hearing f most tax Bact Etc hearing aids a fully Fitow Oculi St hse Vicc James m. Yeats 509 bldg. Mid hearing ai4 err gated to it i Dijon holds Sui Lucient to keep or moist and eel thy. Inf Alo refute _ _ for apts. And blocks. Cosy Home Imp till Naces. Repairs rails. Sold or Buffalo Sheet Metal is princes. St. Re. Listen today University students on the air 5.30 Cir pieces. White to mate in two moves. Forsyth notation problem no. 1250 mate in three. Key move Cor rect solutions received from messes. E. G. Baldwinson. D. Bassford. A. E. Burrows c. Cressw cil c. B. Battley b. Dalman d. D. Epp. O. Freer h. C. Fairfield j. B. Freer. W. N. . W. Chasman n. H. Lafleche. G. M. Lafleche a. La Flecht d. F. Loucks. J. Mooney a. Mansell h. P. Musson. G. F. Oglesby a. E. Pirt f., i. Smith. A. J. Struthers w. Seeley and g. F. Weatherhead. The White Knight on n7 was a solvers please note there should Only be one key to a prob Lem. By sending in an alternative key you May not get credit. Prob left no. Solutions also received from messes a e. Burrows. S. E. Davidson. J. B. Freer n. H. Lafleche. G. M. Lafleche. A. La fleche. J. Mooney and w. Seeley. Chess solving must run in families As we often have the same name appearing from different parts of the country widely separated. Presentation of to pies january 18, at the y.m.c.a., the Manitoba chess association awarded trophies to the winners of the four sections in the recent City championship. The outstanding feature was the inspiring talk Given by or. H. Moser when he presented the Youthful Harry Yanofsky with the Beautiful Pul Man trophy emblematic of the City of Winnipeg championship. Or. S. Cooper presented the Mitchell Copp cup to Pete Winner of b class. Or. J. A Williams the c cup. Donated by Edward Anderson to or. Hugh Lockean and the final award was the Tor Malcson Baldwin cup presented by Canon h. Lroy to Bernard . Whytreatyourca8 like this the Winner Canadian chess federation Nnttie or. I. J. Dreman. Re ports that the annual meeting of the fee Nib defence played in Hie Canada is. Usa correspondence match. Oakland. Mich White 1. 2. .1. 4. 5. C. Bib 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Kex up 17. 18. 20 Shellbrook. Sask Black p-kkt3 it a .5 exp Kex by p-b5 Pkt each we have room for just 10 More cars j you be sure your car will be in shape for Spring and summer i driving you store it at Dominion. For Only four Doi Liri j store your car. J put in up on blocks. J store the Battery properly. Wash and lubricate the car when you want it put in i service again. For a Small extra charge Well cover it completely with i Dominion motors Ltd. Canada s largest Ford dealer the sgt maj. A. Artillery went s. Cleaver Royal Home on leave to he Home found his father in Law a munitions worker was ill. The sergeant major spent his leave filling in at the factory for his ailing Parent in Law. Army show 8 o clock . Over station sky by All. Lambert Long Eaton Nolls. U a l 23-13 s-10a 11-1c i8-14b 26-2." 9-18 16-20 31-27 4 8e 25-21 8-11 ii-Lfi-1 21-17 22 b 1-10 2s-25 t 5 0 13 0 2 0 17-13 9-14 25-217. 14-181 23 7 3-10 13 9 27-18 20-27 32-23 15-22 9 f 10-15 c 2 1i-1b 2 7 Lfi-19 23-16 7-11 15-18 11-15 19-24 21-17 24-28 17-13 28-32 13 9 113-23 w seems of be a weak three mover i tree mover i298 and 25-21. 5- j. Vair Over v listen to these outstanding programs sunday the Green hornet.5.30 the circle.6.30 Charlie Mccarthy 7.00 8.15 Fred Allen.8.30 Sweet and swing 9.15 in his steps.9.30 ;