Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 19, 1944, Winnipeg, Manitoba I Page two dial twisting mountie will be a guest on cavalcade broadcast Stallworthy of the Royal Canadian mounted Ponce will be one of the guests on the Canadian cavalcade broadcast to be heard on the Dominion network of the Csc and. Carried by Krc thursday at 8.30 . He will Tell of exciting experience As a Mantle and of How he spent 65 Days and nights in the Arctic wastes in search of a Finkleman optometrists and opticians 75 Portage Avi. Kensington Bldr. Phone 21 .4ts painting decorating free estimates phone 37 288 Wallace Wallace general contractors Loans no endorsers needed a monthly payment plan 4 Paymus i 6.57 13.13 10.70 26.26 32.s3 39.33 52.52 78.79 130.60 1 4.46 8.93 13.39 26.78 35.71 53.56 i 2.7s 5.57 8.3.5 11.13 22.2 i 33.41 55.11 12 2.36 4.73 7.09 9.46 11.82 14.18 18.91 2s.37 46.73 i 7.7s 9.73 11.67 15.57 23.35 38.36 to apply for a Howe hold Loim Juil a a Faw Anont yourself and choose a convenient payment schedule. Payments Bown Rcpt Loans in nil and induce charges at our reduced monthly rate of 2% on a loan balance of or Leas and on Liat part of a balance in excess of 1300. Household Nance b Canik my 4th floor Huran Eric bide. 212 Portan it fort it. I 91-244 Winnipeg Man. H. R. Garland manager German doctor whom night had swallowed the up. Arctic the other guests on the broadcast in clude pet. R. F. Armstrong of the Canadian army who has just recently returned to Canada and will Tell of his experiences with the Canadian troops at the Battlefront and Mary Lowery Ross will Tell of her interesting position of being paid to go to the movies. A. B. Hayman will give some Good advice on Victory gardening one extra hour of sunlight is the title of the drama written by Walter Randall of the sky to be Beard Over the Csc wbk sky. Thursday at 10 . This is the Story of William Willett. Who dreamed a Beautiful dream of hav ing an extra hour of sunlight and of How Daylight saving time first started during the last War in great Britain. From hags to roofing will be heard Over Krc wednesday at 9.30 . Instead of 7.15, As previously scheduled. Isabelle Mcewan Vancouver Soprano will be heard in a 15 minute programme of Lorl favourites Over the Csc and wbk Friday it 3 . Nazis disperse protesting Danes Stockholm april 19. A Ger Man troops dispersed thousands of demonstrating Danes yesterday afternoon in Sonderburg during a general strike called after German naval guns had killed one person and wounded two. Crowds accompanied the coffin to the Central station and Sang songs directed at the nazis. Copenhagen despatches said the situation was tense in the town a manufacturing Centre of in Southern Jutland and that a num Ber of arrests had been made. Barbed wire barricades wove erected and danish police assisted by germans patrolled the streets with machine guns. Crowds again were in the streets last night singing patriotic songs. Radio programmes Winnipeg free fax feb wednesday april 19, 1944 Krc Winnipeg 630 pm. Of Mirin of. Melodies. Use pirates. Trail. Uaje. Women Only. Time. Of Melody. Enjoy facts. Sam. Star show edition. Of Melody. Garden. Conservative party. Salvage broadcast moods. It to uie Church. 1u.3u ism final analysis. Final. Deeds. Over air Ca. Time summary. And Ngn off Oki Winnipeg . Line family. Hall. In Scarlet. Stamp prof. Salvage. The Story goes Newi. Library. Cobblers. People ask. Singing. Loan show Young a kit Winnipeg Choi . Yawn Roundup. Ti.43 Numa ill slim. 7.uo in it merry to tuna. 6.50 Yawn Hou Clup. 7.25 Kanir Kola Steve. .1u Ivlue Mut 7.45 time and tunes. Sporl Casl 8.05 top of the morning. Isawa Aii Mmary. By Cairns. 8.45 time out. Home service league u.3u console Capers. The need waste rags is urgent because but this is Only one of the needs. Wools for uniforms and tons for wiping rags and Many other vital War needs Are tied up in the bundle of old rags in your Home. We the citizens of Winnipeg must produce these waste rags. There is no other source of Supply. Greater Winnipeg s biggest rag drive april 22nd every service station is a collection depot. Boy scouts and girl guide will pick up your rags saturday morning. You can help by taking your rags to the nearest depot yourself listen in wednesday Al. 19 Krc 9.30p.m. And take in an Industrial tour through the building products million Dollar Plant. Re. John in coun. 10.35 Iveta Hesomu. 10.20 piano playtime. 10.30 Soldier s wac. health 11.00 Jane Arden. 11.15 men nine Tju motions. 11.30 Star of the week. Heroic deeds. Fiji a. Pall can. . Varlesi time 12.20 Sonc Tor today. Noon newscast. 12.45 souvenirs. 1. Manitoba serves. 1.15 Sporl cart. 5 front. Cost no markets. Let s relax. News flu Miary music Vou love. Wendell Hall 3.15 Tonio tunes. Women s hour. Voluck of Uemori. 4.15 4.30 Jerry Sears 4.45 Sunset sonata. Terry and the pirates. 5.15 Chi Sviola Trail. Bible Institute. 5.45 Claire Wallace for women Only. Ivinno Seq Juo . 7.00 news no band Parade. 7.15 us Yeinji Stan. 7.30 news. 7.40 Romlne Noverio. 8.00 news. 8.05 Maurice Bedard. 8.25 Manitoba Cal the. Wednesday for peace. Recital. Army Sheaha Blake. And Ilen Oft. Canadian Nettom Csc Cakmo . 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During of Winnipeg two Brothers David Mckay Winnipeg Malcolm with the veterans guard at Lelh Bridjet the funeral service will be Field Friday at 2 . In Clark Leath Cir Dale funeral Chapel with burial in Brookside cemetery Rev. P. F. R. Macsween will conduct the service David Pioneer Dies wednesday David Gerrand 80, of 378 Home Street died Early wednesday no is residence. He was born in Castle Douglas Scotland and came to Manitoba in 1882. He Farmed n the Jav Miniota District for several years and was also in the hard Ware business there. He served us Reeve of the municipality Lor a air Berof years and later As sern Ary treasurer. Or. Get Rand moved to Winnipeg n 1921. He was a member of Knox United Church and the can ii Linn Ord of foresters. He survived by i daughters. Mrs John Anderson pc Tran of 3 campaigns Dies Jibirin Anderson of ,17f Chal mers tuesday at his residence. He was Borri in Aln of the civic safety committee no than cupful of action will be taken. The safety by the. Which committee meets wednesday after land this. In the meantime the show will o on and the dare Devi jump will made mrs. Sunbrock said. Or. Klut vehicle reaches the rec residence tie. Was born in am _ j Sunbrock at. Present is in Hegman Wick served an the sask and will return by plane King s own scottish Borderers for 28 years attaining the rank of sergeant major. He took part in an expedition in Burma in 1888 and the South african War in which lie was. Mentioned la despatches or d awarded the . He came to Canada in 1911 and lived near dry Deri out., until 1914 when he again volunteered and re turned to his old regiment serv ing until 1918. to Winni Peg in. 1918 and had resided Here Ever is Inci. Or. Anderson was a life .1 member of the Imperial veterans in Canada and the masonic order. He is survived by his widow two sons John of Wabigoon ont. Alex. Winnipeg two daughters mrs. T. C. Jones and mrs. W. Petrie both of Winnipeg one grandson in the . His eldest son was killed in action in 1916. The funeral service will be held Friday at. 2.45 ., in Mordue s funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. F. J. Ison will con duct the service. Mrs. We. Fuerst Morris Emily Fuerst wife of William Fuerst aged 82 years died april 16. Born in Poland in 18g2, she came to Canada in 1907, Corning direct to the Morris District. Surviving Are her husband two sons Samuel and Lewis in Winnipeg and two daughters mrs. T. Vanderbeck and mrs. Olive store incr of St. Joseph Mich. One sister mrs. J. Schweitz Morris. The funeral services were held on april 18 in the evangelical Church burial at Morris cemetery Rev. Reigal officiating. William Mckay William Mckay 19, died in St. Boniface Sanatorium tuesday. He formerly resided at the Pas Man. The funeral service will be held wednesday. Licencing of the show is from Day to Day or. Scanes said wednesday morning the fee is daily. In the opinion of fire chief d. A. The entire Superman act is hazardous from a fire stand Point. Chief Boulden also objected to the amount of Carbon monoxide released in the rink during the staging of this act. The opinion of mrs. Sunbrock there is absolutely no danger. Less is this your Home wednesday at 2.30 ., in Cou u s funeral Chapel with burial n St. Boniface cemetery. Alexander m. Mcleod Alexander Murdo Mcleod 69, of i r Ore Siers. We is i38 Dundurn place died Early wed his widow. Rose four mesday at his residence. Among irs. J. H. Mckee and survivors is his widow Gertrude. If knt in Virs. A. Kent both of Tara. A. Curaming. Of. Vancouver cd in of arrangements. Clark Leatherdale s funeral Home is India has the largest steel Plant in the British Empire. By a. W. Fordham auction Sale general household furnishings avd effects. Carpenters and mechanics tools gent s bicycle etc., at Fordham s Saleroom Canada bids Donald and Ellice on thursday april 20th, z . Z and 3-piece Chesterfield suites occasional chairs parlor tables radio gramophone studio couches studio Davenport 3 wardrobes 3-Pieqe Walnut bedroom suite Buffet Extension table diners Book Case 6-Picce breakfast room suite Beds Complete dressers chairs rockers China Cabinet Walnut lib Rary table Kitchen Cabinet ice Box dining living and Kitchen tables Kitchen chairs saws hummers wrenches stocks and Dies pipe Vise pipe wrenches pliers braces Antl bits chisels Hose Garden tools chains dog harness etc., gent s suits and overcoats China glassware utensils and Host of other effects too numerous to itemize. G. Shore and g. Wigg phone 29 to. Auctioneers by Max Steiman 5ions auction Sale of Singer and other drop cad Setvin machines 5 and 0-pi Cue Modem bedroom suites s and. 9-Pieee Oak and Walnut suites Kitchen cabinets enamel top table with chairs Annex Heater by Mason Kisch dressers Beds Complete Toledo computing scale cellar chests eaten Extension table Secretary fle., Kri Tehler Chesterfield bed and Clair like Coal Wood and electric ranges i and 2-piece Chesterfield suites i piece Kitchen suite wardrobe radio cond car pets icebox old Hulets and chairs tie luxe Clec Trie sewing1 machine floor mini and hundreds of other articles. Carter s auction rooms 309 Carlton St. Opp. Free press thursday april 20, at 3 . Max Ste Maii. Auctioneer. H7100. Public auction Sale will be held mile South of Stonewall on thursday april 20, at 10.30 . For Fred j. Weed consisting of farm Stock implements potato machinery feed seed and household effects. Terms Cash. Hugh Appleyard audio Neer Stonewall pm. Us or 102 by Hugh Appleyard patriotic Salvage corps tins advertisement sponsored by building products limited Public auction Sale will be held at my auction Mart Stonewall on saturday april consisting of farm Stock and machinery full line of horse Machin Ery also 10-ft. Power Binder in it. Cockshut Tiller 12-ft. Cockshut stiff tooth cultivator two years two steel threshers pumping engines and jacks also household affects. Terms Cash Hugh auctioneer s Toncy All deaths and funerals mrs. Ann Sarah Herbert mrs. Ann Sarah it brei to. 7fi, of 116 Cordova Street died Early wednesday at he i residence. She was born in Upton on Severn Worcestershire England and came to Canada in 1908, settling with her husband and family in mime Doh. She later returned to Winnipeg where she had resided for the past so years. Mrs. Herbert was an. Active member of St. Aidan s anglican Church. She is survived by two daughters mrs. R. Kcf Milter of Montreal Gertrude at Home two grandchildren. Robert and. Betty Ann. The funeral service will be held Friday at 3.30 . In St Aidan s Church with burial in St. John s cemetery. Rev. W. H. H. Crump will conduct the service and Thomson s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Frederick Lavallee Frederick Lavallee b6, of suite 3 Holyrood court died tuesday in St. Boniface Hospital. He was born in St. Boniface and had resided Winnipeg most of his life. He had Bee employed by the . For 40 years retiring in november 1942. Or. Lavallee is survived by his widow. Rena three sons Frank and Jack both of Winnipeg George with the armed forces in Italy two Sisters Leda and mrs t. Arnold both of Winnipeg and a brother Alec of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held thurs Day it 4 . In Mordue s funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Zinnur Stefansson Zinnur Stefansson 86, of 544 Tor onto Street died at his residence Early wednesday. He was born in Iceland and had lived in Winnipeg for the past 57 years. His wife ing velour predeceased him in 1930. Or. Stefansson is survived by three daughters mrs. Johanna eager mrs. H. Thompson mrs. B. C. My Alpine All of Winnipeg two sons Stefan of Vancouver and Frederick of fort William. The funeral ser vice will be held saturday at 2 . In the first icelandic lutheran Church Victor and Sargent with burial in Brookside cemetery. Rev. V. J. Eylands will conduct the ser vice. Bardal s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Sirs. F. Stanley Long mrs. Ida Long for Many years a resident of Winnipeg died Mon Day in London England. She was the wife of f. Stanley Long for Merly of Winnipeg. During her residence in Winnipeg she was Active in social welfare work and was particularly prominent in activities connected with the children s Home. Mrs. Eleanor Schmidt mrs. Eleanor Schmidt 34, of on ont., collapsed and died on he platform at the Canadian Paci Fie station about 7.15 . Tuesday. Or. J. A Gunn summoned by rail Way attendants notified or. Russell Gorrell provincial Coroner who ordered the body removed to the Clark Leatherdale funeral Home. Mrs. Schmidt was on her Way rom Calgary to her Home in Tren on. The train had stopped a ii Rief period before resuming the journey eastward and it is reported hat mrs. Schmidt left the train with he intention of glimpsing the City. Railway officials Are tracing mrs. Schmidt s husband thought to be in the . Mrs. Witt mrs. Ina a. Wilt of 900 valour Road died tuesday at her residence. She was born in Scotland and had resided in Canada for 50 years living 40 of those years in Manitoba and 10 years in Saskatchewan. She s survived by her husband Earl To sons Robt. E., at Home Samuel s., in Italy two Sisters. Mrs. C. Brooks and mrs. Jean Watson both mrs. L. Jameson of Brandon three i on Arthurw. Of Birtle. Man. Ernest w., of Regina David a. If Ort William. The funeral service vill be held Friday at 1.30 . N Gardiner s funeral Chanel. Wilh Hirial in cemetery. Rev. T. Pilloy will conduct the scr j. R. Mclean James Ross Mclean 64, of Reston Man., died tuesday in St. Boniface. Among survivors is his widow min lie Ann b clean. The funeral ser will be held Friday at 2 ., n the Reston United Church with Mirial in the local cemetery. Clark funeral Home is Harge of. I arrangements. Richard Hopkins Richard Hopkins 62, died tuesday n the St. Boniface old folks Home. He had resided in St. Boniface fur he _ past 15 years the funeral ervice and burial will take place at Minnedosa with Coutu s funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mks. If. Nelson mrs. Ingrid Marie Nelson. 26 of 243 Vimy Road Kirkfield Park died tuesday in the Misericordia hos Pital. Her husband. Apr. Howard Nelson is overseas. The funeral ser vice will be held Friday at 1.30 . In Mordue s funeral with burial in Tyndall cemetery. Threat to cancel licence of Rodeo threats to cancel the licence of Larry Sunbrock s wild West Rodeo and Hollywood thrill show now playing at the amphitheatre rink were voiced by r. A. Scanes Coly licence inspector wednesday morn announcement was made after fire chief d. A. Boulden had visited the rink and objected to Superman s dare Devil jump in an Tuto Over a giant bus and into another car. Early wednesday afternoon or. Sunbrock got in touch with or. Scanes and arrangements were insulate now with Johns Manville Rock Wool Hilton Bros. Limited 680 Wall St. Pm. 37 168 estimates free wednesday Speaks f presented sky sponsored by City at ease for worn in on every night made whereby the dare Devil act can be staged to the satisfaction tonight Krc 9.15 to 9.3q g. S. 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