Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 17, 1944, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two aircrew recruits still wanted Ottawa april 17. Enlist Merit of aircrew largely suspended in recent months is being resumed on a reducing scale in a with the reduction of the British one minute news x about Johns Manville clinics Aid in food production strange As it May seem thou Sands of Canadian Farmers Are attending a series of clinics which Are conducted in Rural communities throughout the country. These farm build ing repair and maintenance climes sponsored by Johns helping Farmers to produce More food so vital for Victory. A feature of each Johns Manville clinic is a full color talking Pic Ture which emphasizes the importance of farm building maintenance in guarding farm crops livestock and machinery against constant hazards fire weather and rodents. Practical information is also Given by pm specialists on increasing food production through insulation ventilation and other proved methods. Johns Manville is conducting these War emergency farm clinics in co operation with leading agricultural officials across can Ada. Western Asbestos co. Johns Manville dealers roof let . I pop. Nineties. Henry. Theatre. Guild i Calmer. Brooks u Ald. 11 musical die. Raburn. News National network Abc . A teat. Crooks. Wear. Wow. Hour. Wear. . Weatt. Hour. Wear wow. Fyr. Warms. Wow re Fth. N news. Louis serenade. Sons Trio. Tuesday 9.45. Of inspiration. Enron. Of life. Jesters. Wife. Linton. News. Sister. Western schools. . Singers. Gang. Claiire Wallace. And messages .-Ri. Broadcast. I of America. Perkins. Young. Of happiness. Bands. And Money. Comes the band line family. Roth. Adventure. Service scouts Francis. Command. Clout if. Canadian network i Csc wbk 5-10 . Civic news. Club. Of the air. Classics. Prog Csc news. Prog. Hinds. Devotions. Of like. Musicians. 10.30 to sky. Prog signal. . P. Bulletins. 12.13 to sky. In French. To sky. Hoban. News. Line family. Fiancee do commando. To London. Five. History. Fam pliers. News. 6 sketches. Kfx8, Bismarck 550 . News. Reminiscing rhythms. News. Montana. Emily. Club. Club. What s the weather. Of life. And bade. Tomorrow. Can be Beautiful. And Jane. J bulletin. Home hour. . Talking. Sketches. Front. Longmire. Guiding Light. Children. Of the world. Jenny. Of America. Perkins. Young. To happiness Goldbergs. Markets. Richards. The news. Period. Shep Fields. Romeos. In the wild Wood. Range. Mccarthy. Report. Pals Trio. London. Children can have a Field Day on Britain s Post War wallpaper and it won t matter it will be made of plastic and will stand up to washing with soap and water. James Kinlock Csc s Central newsroom to Ronto is one the Csc s most travelled men. As Relief Man Holiday and. Csc regional has travelled in other intervals i Jimmy from one Canada to the other Many Many times. Deaths and funerals mrs. D. Prosser mrs. Dorothy Prosser 44, died april 12 in Vancouver general hos Pital. Mrs. Prosser was a Winnipeg girl the youngest daughter of or and mrs. Henry Halliwell 162 Tal oot Avenue. She is survived by two Brothers. Will am d. Halliwell of Calvin presbyterian Church. Winnipeg and James Halliwell. Brandon and two Sisters. Mrs. W. Galloway of Barrio. Ont. And mrs. W. Watkins. Saskatoon sask. Mils. E. Adams Charlotte Elizabeth Adams of 180 Mayfair Avenue died Early monday at her residence Fol a lengthy illness. She was porn in Woodstock. Ont., and came f Winnipeg in 1885. In she to moved 1o California with her Hus by w. H. Mcpherson we an know enemy no. 1 his defeat is our first concern. Enemy no. 2 is the octopus of financial and Industrial monopoly. This octopus decides whether or not have a Job the Price for your farm products whether or not Well have another depression economic the c c f says this dictatorship must Stop. The c c p says credit and Finan Cial institutions must be the servants of the people not their masters. The c c f says Canada s resources must be used to prevent depressions to provide Homes jobs Security educational opportunities Independence and usefulness for every citizen. The whole purpose of the c c f pro Gram for Public ownership of Banks and other monopolies is to achieve these things. Abuse is no answer yet this is the Only weapon the spokes men of monopoly have left. Hence their scaremongering about the c c f interfering with your savings insurance Home farm. They know As you know that their charges Are false that through the c c f program your Home and will be More secure your savings and insurance will be intact and guaranteed by the wealth of the entire nation. C c t Aims Are your Aims Security and abundance for every Canadian the c c f is your movement. It does not get and does not want the support of the big corporations. It needs your support now. Write and Send your contribution to your c c f Provin Cial Ziy Lold Kerr bids. Klu Ixa auction Sale of unclaimed storage furniture and effects i on the premises at j Security storage warehouse ipod Hajje Avo. Jul St. Tuesday 13th april at 10 . Including in part Schubert piano and Bench dining room suite China Cabinet Chester Fields and chairs occasional chairs Book cases radios wardrobe Victrola dressers and Chiffo Niers Centre tables end tables floor lamps Magazine rack Kitchen table and j chairs dining tables baking Cabi net Chest High chair ice Box card table Silver Cabinet Beds Complete bedroom Box crib suit Case trunks utensils dishes Etc. At Sale. W. H. Mcpherson iphone 07 181. Auctioneer. By Pritchard sales stables i i ave. Auction is the third in a series by the co operative Commonwealth federation 56 Sparks St., Ottawa. I of Sale of to 40 horses wednesday april 19th at i . Auction Sale Field Ever wednesday. Private sales Daili band David. Elder Adams. Or. Adams was at that time owner of the d. E. Adams Coal company. Following his death in California mrs. Ads rns moved to b.c., where she resided for some time seven years ago mrs. Adams re turned to. Winnipeg. She is sur Vived by two daughters. Mrs. D. P. Rowland and mrs. Kathleen. Rich Ardson both of Winnipeg one son E Adams of Long Beach Cal. Five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral service will be held wednesday at 2 . In Gardiner s funeral Chapel with burial in St. John s cemetery. Rev. G. Hasted Dowker will conduct the service. Miss Flora King miss Flora King stenographer in the mobilization department of the Law courts in Winnipeg for several years died saturday in Grace hos dial. She resided at Greenlawn Roblin Boulevard Charleswood. Miss King was born in Cardiff Wales and had resided in Canada for 33 years. She is survived by a brother Henry of Charleswood three Sis cers mrs. Selma Robertson Charles mrs. . Hegis. Sussex England mrs. T. Edwards grand Marais Man. The funeral service will be held wednesday at 2 . In the Clark Leatherdale funeral Chapel with burial in St. James cemetery. Rev. T. Marshall will conduct the service. Mrs. T. Ii. Jack mrs. Catherine a. Jack 73, form Erly of Winnipeg died Friday a heart attack in Vancouver Gen eral Hospital. She had been at Van Couver for the past few months visiting her mrs. W. T. Coulter. Mrs. Jack formerly resided at 452 Burnell Street. Winnipeg. She was born in Holland Ontario and had resided in Winnipeg for the past 25 years. Her husband. Thomas h., predeceased her in 1921. Mrs. Jack is survived by four Sens. Hush 3 St. Boniface Thomas l., with he veterans guard at Lethbridge Robert j. And Roy m., both of Winnipeg four daughters. Mrs. W. T. Outer Vancouver Bushel Portage Prairie mrs. W. Whit Field Winnipeg mrs. A Dadson Throe Brothers Robert Vollet George Portage Prairie Richard Hegina one sister mar of Winnipeg also 18 grand children. The funeral service will held wednesday at 2 . In Rae s funeral Chapel. Portage Prairie with burial in Hillside cemetery. Mks. Francis Barfield mrs. Francis Barfield 69. Died Early monday in the Winnipeg Gen eral Hospital. She resided at the Braemar Annex. Mrs. Barfield was born in London England and had been in Mani Iob a 39 years and in Winnipeg 1j.years. Mrs Barfield is survived by one son and a daughter both of Winnies. The funeral ser vice will. Be held i thursday at 2 . In funeral Chapel with burial in Brookside g. H. Calvert will conduct the service. Allen Jeoffrey Brandt Allen Jeofrey Brandt infant son of and John Brandt of 104 Lipton Street died sunday in Grace Hospital. The funeral service was held monday at 4 . In mor Oue u funeral Chapel with burial in Brookside cemetery. My. Y. Does is bit Toronto april 17. Unknown was immediately named a minor flurry leaned out the win Dow if a seventh floor room in the Royal and showered an estimated in quarters. To the Street. Pedestrians scrambled to pick up the silver1 and they were joined by Fortune Hunters from nearby office buildings. Marxian Hij Buchik 1 the funeral service for Markian Hub Elliec 77. -of-485 Pritchard ave nue who in St. Boni face was held monday at at 232 kennedy.1 Street with burial in Brookside cemetery. He was born in and had been. In Winnipeg for. The past 40 years. He is survived1 by a Daugh ter Marfa arid one sister both in the Ukraine. Dawido ski s funeral Home is. In. Charge of arrangements. Mrs. E. M. Been requiem High mass was Sung monday at 9 . In St. Edward s for mrs. Eleanor Mary Breen i 640 Sherburn Street who died Friday in the Misericordia hos Pital. The mass was Sung by Rev. W. Jordan who also conducted the graveside service in Assiniboine memorial Park cemetery. Pallbearers were a. A. Drews j. S. Milan. W. Bur Taank. S. Anderson r. Vice and c. Mountain. Barker s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. George 1nglott George Inglott of suite 8 Carrick apartments died suddenly Satur Day evening. He was born in Malta and had been in Winnipeg for the past 33 years or. Inglott was employed by the Winnipeg electric company. He is survived by his widow and four children. The funeral mass will be held thursday at b . In St. Ignatius Church with burial in Assiniboine memorial Park cemetery. Prayers will be said wednesday at s.30 . In Bajcer s funeral Chapel. Mrs. K. Myi Hryk the funeral service for mrs. Katryna Mymryk 82. Of 908 Mani Toba Avenue who died Friday at her residence will be held tuesday at 2 . In the ukrainian greek orthodox Cathedral Burrows and Sinclair with Buria in All saints cemetery. Rev. P. Mayewski will conduct the service. Zawitoski s books e or Small libraries textbooks Etc. Spot Cash for to Call. Book store Portage pm. 36 funeral Home is in Range ments. Mrs Vived wan Vancouver. Tonight c. L. Station Krc 6.05 today in the skies above Europe on italian Mountain sides in sub infested Waters. Canadian men Are fighting. Suffering wounds. Dying today they Are doing a Job i a bitter dangerous Job information please City ticket office 414 main Street phone 05 521 Demille choreographer who will join in mental Skir Mish with Franklin p. Adams John Kieran Oscar Levant As master of ceremonies Clifton Fadiman helps am Erica Sturaro the experts. The Winnipeg limited daily to Minneapolis St. Paul Somerset building Winnipeg. Manitoba can you put off until Tomor Row giving them the support they must have to win buy War savings Stamps and Victory loan Bonos today we Are asked to buy Victory Bonds the this advertisement it sponsored by ;