Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 28, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two dial twisting history and tradition highlight broadcast the history and tradition behind the uniform of the Royal Canadian Navy a visit to a Small arms Plant to let soldiers know How Industry stands behind the Canadian army and a feature by the Royal Canadian air Force will be highlights of Friday night s comrades in arms broadcast heard at 9.15 each week from Toronto Ond carried Over station sky. J secs comrades Winnipeg free press thursday. January 28, .1943 arms series was designed to give interesting information concerning Canada s armed forces o listeners. Army Navy and . Officers assigned to scripts for he series have All had some years of radio experience to fit them their present duties. Cap. Did Diespecker and Lieut. . Of the army both started their radio careers in Vancouver. Private stations pm the screen Freddy Martin Les Brown and their bands Mapy Cortes Marcy Mcguire Ginny Simms Victor Tucie mature Ball in the great military musical tomorrow i would you fight inflation then buy War Bonds or heal estate Sei real estate. Consult property managers 305 time building Portage at Hargrave pm. 23 315 they Stebli i . . And Csc. Wil Liam strange and . Gor Don of he Navy worked with Csc n Toronto and Winnipeg before taking their present posts. Flying officer Mcdermott. turned to radio from a Oik in Retina. His j assistant. Fletcher Lark be. Will j be for his plays from Csc Vancouver including a 14 weeks series. Boaters Dozer and Stag party. Hiss Eleanor Boyce. Teacher of social studies at the Winnipeg nor Mal school will give her second talk on Prairie pastimes Friday afternoon during Csc s Prairie comment programme heard at 5.15 from Csc Winnipeg. Subtitle of miss Boyce s talk for Friday after noon is spelling Bee. Isabelle Mcewan will be guest soloist tonight on songs of Empire when it is broadcast at 11.30 Over station wbk. Percy Harvey will con duct the orchestra and chorus in a half hour programme of old and new British Ballad music. Deaths and funerals William Danskin William Danskin. 67, of 422 Arling ton Street died wednesday at his residence. He was born in Texas came to Manitoba in 1900 and had. Been in Winnipeg since 1910. For most of that time he had been a stable Man in the employ of the Crescent Creamery company. He is survived by his widow Jennie a son William d., and two step sons David v. Clawson and Eugene j. Clawson All of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held at 2.30 . Saturday at Bardal s funeral Home and burial will take place in the family plot at Brook Side cemetery. Rev. W. D. Gant officiating. Clifford Horsfall Clifford Horsfall 25, of 351 Jarvis Avenue died sunday in Hospital at i Halifax . He was a second class Stoker and had been serving on a minesweeper. He was born in Winnipeg and attended the Ralph Brown. David Livingstone and Aberdeen schools and before his enlistment had worked for the c. C Falconer and Canada Glass companies. He went on Active service july 4. 1942. He is survived by his widow. Marion his Mother. Mrs. Emily Horsfall of Winnipeg two Sisters mrs. C. S. Robinson. Regina sask. Mrs. Fred Stephenson. Fort William ont., and a brother. Albert of Winnipeg. The body is being brought to Winnipeg and Gardiner s funeral Home is in. Charge of funeral arrangements later. Herbert John Greenham the funeral service will be held at 3.30 ., Friday at the Clark Ratherdale funeral Home for Herbert John , 55, of 783 government Avenue. East Kildonan was found dead tuesday morning on the premises of the Etc National laboratories. St. 3onifacc. Burial will take place at Brookside . Rev. W. D. Lant will officiate. James Reid the funeral service was held at 3 ., thursday at Thomson s funeral Home for James Reid 80, if 250 Edmonton Street who died monday at the general Hospital. Burial took place at Elmwood Ceme Tery. Or. E. Crossly Hunter officiated. The pallbearers were h. Allison p. H. Reid. J. Milne j. Alexander a. F. Randall and a representative of the Imperial War veterans i . Mrs. Thomas Mcburney mrs. Annie Mcburney. G5, wife of cd pc Winnipeg 630i . Of memory. Newi. Menu. Lucas. Soliloquy. Tin Soldier. Tell me. Commentary. Diversions. News Block. Ici Ulz. The Battle front. Mcconkey. Ensemble. No wands. Does not pay news mans army. For Britain time. And Icin of. Ski. Itlen Nareg dm1 . Line family. Gnu a Reily lecture. Here Corpes the band. Adventure Library. Scouts. Well of truth. The tramline. Moods. In Andy. And Abner. News. Show. Family. Hall news. Hour. Stag party. And sign off. Canadian network Cbc-cbk1 340 line family. For you. Of the air. Rne Western five. leg t . Roundup. Ric Hume. Cast. Pickup. Summary. Reveille. Hits. Ana Bob ii.4n-oper.ink markets. Hills. Women s hour. Devotions. M the week. J . Luncheon musical. Today. It incl Zeb. Wells. Alderson. I markets. I Corner. Nights radio programmes thursday i or Famili news. Robertson. Mabou a so in. Interlude. In French. The news comment. 7.0e to sky. D equip Asre. 11.00 to Civ. Phil Lott. Western voice. Kyuk. B1smabck . Pals Trio. Harrigan. Strings. Volunteers. Agric. In the Nick period. Armstrong. Stern. Sports. Waring. Of at. Cozzens. V. Kaltenborn. Morgan. I m Aldrin a family of life can t Ness with Hitler. Burns. Costello to Victory. Network National . With m smile. Wiz. Hall. Wear. Meeting. Vallee Wear. Wow. And cos Ocllo. Fyrol i to. Wear. A May. And Abner Koa. Woi in Koa Wear a Fth. Friday sister. Musical moods pm Nova time. ,3ppy gang. Of Teil me. News. 4.00 voice memory Nevis. F Frankie masters. 4.4o Dick Manning. Sunset Soliloquy. Junior red Cross. Little tin Soldier. They Tell me. War analysis. Sky. Winnipeg 300 . News. Singing stars. 7.45 band review. News. Wake up and live Aey musical moods. 9.30 Home Olhs frolic Allan Caron. Road of life. T Ary Marlin. A a Perkins. Are ppr Youngs. Dance bands. Enow Village 3.15 news. Women on the Job. School of the air front line family. Of health. Of in Novelty. Today s adventure. 4. Record Library. Really happened Mee me it 5.05. Musical moods. 5.30 news. Stamps Prog. Good Luck. Canadian network Csc Cek 310 . . Interlude. Breakfast club. Morning moods. Jack Csc news. Varieties Jinn Hinds. Mornone devotions Road of life. News in French j0.30 to 11.30-see sky. National schools. Cabi Iet. Bulletins Melody revue. Happy they Tell me. Csc news. Stations fill locally Farr broadcast to see Civ. Of the new world. Fyr. Wear. War i fyr. Suni Trio. Fyr fyr. Kuhr. Columbia netuobx3 lbs . Corliss Archer Waco. Isl Knox. Valley isl. Knox. Brown. Bowes. Wbb War. Usu door can teen. War Waco. First line wbb Wakai. Talka. N1 Andy. James. Cavallaro. Waco. Band. Orchestra. Thursday abound the would London 5.30 War review Brent Wood. Csc. Gel arc. Home 5.48 Lish period. Rke. Melbourne g.25 . American soldiers Call ing Home. Vlg6. London. 7 . _ London letter Mcdonald has Tings. Csc gel arc. Vatican cite 7.3u . Ftew3 and comment. Homow 8 . Come ments in English. Rke. Sydney 8.25 . American soldiers Call ing Home. Vlg3. Vlis City 8.30 . Broadcast in English. London. 9 Day. Csc gel arc. Melbourne. 8.25 . American soldiers Call ing Home. Olgg. Guatemala 10 . Chamber music. Ugwa London 11 Speaks col. Walter Elliott. Csc. Gel . Band school broadcast. Tea time. Listeners merry islanders. Taik. 5. Joun Humme it son Peche. 5.45 bbl news. C. Good Luck Prog. A feb. Bi3siabck . Musical clock. Morning news. News time. A. Christiansen. Reveille Roundup. Loo breakfast club. 8.30 news. Jack Turner. S of a in Reamer o Neils. News. Resume journey. Road of life Vic and bade. Now Village. Markets. News. Ridin the Range. Farm. Home soul. Talking. Review. Jenny. 12.4a-blg sister. Sammy Kaye. Carey Longmire. Songs. Rhythms. Mary Marlin. A . Younga. T to flapping so. S. Markets. Club matinee doughboy. S. Music Salon. Hop Harrigan. Bethancourt volunteers. No. In the news. Ket period. News. Armstrong. Avenue died thursday Mornin arrangements which will noun cd water. Mrs. David Cogle mrs. Jean Cogle aged 64, died Horae 675 Garwood Avenue wednesday following an illness 6 several months. Born in Scotland sue came to Canada in 1913 settling n Winnipeg two years later. Be sides her husband she leaves a on David and three daughters 3cssie, Marguerite and Home. A brother. John Jean a Clark i or due bros., saturday at 13 Thomas Mcbirney. 1478 William Board insurance companies announce still lower insurance rates for private passenger cars Public liability property Damare and collision insurance on private pass scr automobiles substantially reduced in Cost. Apr ast "8oard" companies authorized sub. reduction in the for Public liability and property Mange insurance to automobile owners in the Low gasoline a Imong cat cookies. Board companies now announce a further in rates effective on new and renewal Ness january 1, 1943. The reductions apply to Public liability property damage and collision rates. This voluntary action by the companies is the result of a cont Inuma study of conditions brought about by reduced gasoline rations and a consequent reduction in the mileage of passenger automobiles. Bold com11" .ad.ju5tmcnt continuation of the inn Conn a rat be with in. H s time due to Urther restrictions in Gaso the. T9 m pave and an decline in much As my h Auer not Ell i expected there will due the the and the re a h rates will depend upon improvement in losses. Carnegie medal won by Manitoba Farmer for attempting to Rescue a flier Jom a burning plane in the fac of flames 10 feet High a Manitoba Farmer Chester e. Maxwell 37 0 Oak Lake has been cited for Brav cry by the Carnegie hero fund commission and awarded the com missions Bronze medal it is announced in a Canadian press Des Patch from Pittsburgh a thurs Day. The Leadin incident occurred when aircraft Man Benjamin m a tue cumin Ivi Huffman 22-year-old United states student Pilot in training at no 19 e.f.t.s., Virden crashed the Blaz ing Tiger Moth plane in which he was engaged in Solo flying practice on Maxwell s farm five Miles South West of Oak Lake july 9 1941 although slightly burned Huff Man managed to get Clear of the machine. I lne plot s escape i h dashed to the plan and shielding his face from fiame three to 10 feet High looked into i the cockpit the citation states then catching sight of Huffman 100 feet away or. Maxwell ran from the i piano but when he was 20 feet Lawny from it the gasoline tank exploded spraying him with Burn ing gasoline. He suffered severe Burns on his head face and hands and was disabled for More than two weeks. Or. Maxwell was born at and formerly lived at Brooking sask where his parents or. And mrs Earl Maxwell reside. He came to Oak Lake in 1937 and farms a Section of land. His wife was form Erly miss Ina Brown of soul hey sask. They were married in bran Don last december 28. Calls Cally of a the Benefit Newal the reduced rates. Will automatic details of the new May be obtained i Board Low Bales of your insurance agent Western published by the member companies of Canada insurance underwriters association clothing pours into Aid to Russia depot Bales of clothing coming into the Canadian Aid to Russia clothing depot from the country were piled so High at the Entrance thursday morning that it was difficult to get bundles were being rapidly opened and clothing sorted out. Manufacturing firms in Winnipeg had sent Bales of new overcoats for children and one firm had contributed a Box of. Men s warm flan Nel nightgowns. A huge bundle arrived from the St. Alban s men s club. One Box was filled by workers for shipment immediately it contained 75 pairs of men s shoe 150 pairs of socks 100 pairs of mitts and gloves and two heavy quilts. Another Box was prepared for shipment containing clothes for children up to two years old. There were Coats leggings pyjamas Anton Zerebecki is spending leave with relatives at 10 Sherwood place St. Vital after two years service with the can Adian Navy. Gunner Zerebecki sur Vived the Torp doing of his ship underwear socks shoes and under clotting. An Anonymous contributor had sent in dozens of pairs of soft Woollen bootees and these were included in the children s Box we re literally swamped in gasped mrs. B. A Victor As the bundles continued to arrive but to need every bit of it sugar Supply request made by beekeepers the Manitoba beekeepers association will ask the sugar administrator to make sugar available for feeding bees at whatever period of the year feeding May be Neces sary. This was the basis of a Reso Lution adopted at the 35th Annua convention. Thursday morning. Las year the Date for feeding sugar t bees expired in june whereas in the Northern part of the province was necessary to feed bees Early in july. The association decided to affiliate with the Manitoba Hospital association. The convention also decided to Advance the Date of the annual convention conditional upor being Able to arrange a time suit Able to the University Short course in beekeeping. The new Board directors of the association approved at the morning session is As follows Syd Coulthard Macgregor Gerald Hab ing Hazel Ridge Vic Phillips Dauphin Frank Garland Winnipeg w. A. Duncan Carman Stanley Smith Oak Bank e. B. Chown Winnipeg Roy Mullin Myrtle j l Tessier St. Pierre j. W. Braith Vaite Brandon we. Kreutzer Steinbach and s. J. Lye Oakville Fibre containers tin contained a will of available Only until the present Block o manufactured tins is exhausted ii was stated but As a substitute Bee keepers will be Able to Purchase a Tiore Container with Metal tops and Bottoms others of Glass and waxed cardboard. A Survey of local eci Lipmen houses indicated that ironies wire and nails will be available but hives covers and Bottom boards Mir Owley dry Cotor. Air View Jasper Lethbridge me Murray Medicine hat had Deer Bat Lyford Broadview Moose jaw Prince Albert Regina Saskatoon Swift current Yorkton Brandon Minnee Iosa port Ace la Rivers Prairie the Pas Winnipeg Kenora Forf casts Alan non fresh winds Clouds moderately cold today and Friday y Light snowfalls and flurries. Bread. For a world at War the peaceful Prairies of the Dakota and Western Canada May seem a Long Way from the far Flung Battle fronts yet they too Are in the front for from their Fertile acres comes the wheat that is feeding not Only our men but our Many allies As Well. This vast Prairie country Long known As the bread Basket of the will begin the har vesting of another crop of Golden Grain before Many mocha Hare gone by. Millions of Bush Els of this Grain will be brought to the Mills by the Soo Raj Troad that Many years ago was built to Giro an outlet to these unending acres. Our first Effort will be the transportation of All commodities pertaining to the War program. With your cooperation we can that and at the same time take care of our civilian traffic with but slight inconvenience. Day. And Rod Idy today and Fri and flurries e River Cloudy to change in nazi naval base of Wilhel shaven and industries at Emden. Three United states machines were lost. Canadian squadrons of the . . Bomber group were in the Van guard of tuesday night s attack on the German submarine base at Lorient France and most members of the Crews found the port had added to its defences since they last visited it. Airmen of the Squadron in action included a. L. Bjarnason air gun Ner of Langruth Man. The boy scout association. North Winnipeg District is hold ing a Silver Tea and Sale of work february 6. This is being sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of the District and will be held in St. John s Parish Hall from 3 . To 9 . Or. Jacob and associates dentists offices Winnipeg abandon 21bu ave. B3s Bosch Mon Tomelty Bldr. Hours daily 9 . To 6 pin. A group of workers of fight nurses driven tries Etc and Vale scent Home for the fighting French and the merchant for Sale by Forest products highest or any trader the Canadian association n j Itan _ _ Prini Walnut chm Drener. Walnut Riand Lupi. _ Ithmer Chiff Onier Vak metre Tablet Beds coi table Kiwi Chiu i _ to. Toronto coach trim wbk poker Tab e Cul can Don Ana Arnslee Sheffield plate picture polisher Etc., Etc., at Rise of. My auction Mart 2w s Friday 29th Jansury 41 terms Cash at Salt. W. Ii. Map Besok 117181. Another new show for Nabob party 7.30 , riday Cir no mail orders for Sale Price items Telephone 8462 Vandask forepart ment required. Shopping news for Friday and saturday morning Stow hour pc 9a.in.to5.8m. Day. Cloy it i a clearance of wallpaper Here As your Opportunity to choose your Wall coverings for use this Spring. Discontinued patterns they include unworthy Brand and other Quality papers also Borders to match make your Choice soon while they last wallpaper deft., main floor rear Acheso dry paste in powder form this paste is very efficient allowing the paper to be Hung wrinkle free. 1 in. 2 ibs. 5 ibs. 25c 45c 90c soot destroyer helps to reduce fire Hazard in your Home. Acts instantly clean ing chimneys and pipes without smell or dust. Carbolic toilet soap special o bars 25c a Good Quality soap for both or toilet use. Savings on step 5 it. Special 6 it up Ceil built for safety this ladder is sturdily constructed of selected Wood and is bolted under every step. Comes Complete with pail rest. Weighted floor first Aid Tot floors that Are hard to polish. These polishers slide easily and turn work into play Are 15-lb. Weight with padded Felt Corners. Come with a Long smooth handle. Faint dcpt., main floor hear is .95 1 hard Wood floor cleaner 32 of. 23 c quickly removes dirt or stains from hard Wood floors enamel or tile surfaces. Paint dept., main floor an assortment of six foot steel 6-ft. Flexible steel tape push pull Type encased in Brown bakelite Blued steel Blade. Priced 6-ft. Flexible steel tape push pull Type in a polished steel marked Wade. M it priced 4uc 6-ft. Lufkin flexible steel tape featuring stainless steel out 6-ft. Bulk old steel tape in Elled steel Blade i this is an Good Rule. Priced a try Square consists of a Well finished wooden handle securely attached to a 6-in. Steel Blade. Tool dept., n floor front i wooden 25c Duro machines we Are fortunate in ing secured an of these Quality including Jointers band saws and come in and look them Over soon ;