Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 25, 1944, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page two Winnipeg free press dial twisting Victory Bond show offers stars songs and drama stars songs Romance and drama will Greet radio fans who listen in to the Victory Star show to be broadcast from his majesty s theatre in Montreal Over the Csc sky Krc Cox wednesday at 7.30 . And wbk at 9.30 . The stars include Kay has made a tour a show of army Camps in England and i North Africa Gail Patrick who has taken part in Canada s previous Victory Loans and who has travel led throughout the country visiting various munitions plants and Camps to sell Victory Bonds and Walter Abel Hollywood actor. The songs will be Given by Lucy Monroe the Star spangled Banner girl who also tour the country visiting Camps and Industrial plants and who will de Light listeners with her Soprano voice. Barry Wood romantic Young baritone of 1he million Dollar band also is an old Friend and Heifer in previous Victory Loans is travel Ling with Richard Rogers to sing some of the smash hits from okla homa. Richard Rogers will present his score of Oklahoma hit tunes. That Speaks for itself. Canada s own Percy Faith will again be or hand to conduct the orchestra and choir in his own musical arrange ments. Flight Lieut. E. F. Button who used to be a news announcer in Winnipeg now talks to a limited audience consisting of the personnel of the Squadron operating from the . Beiver base in England. Since going overseas in 1m2. A great Deal of flying traffic has passed through the hands of Button now flying controller at that base. He has served As controller wan four commands and three head quarters. And has travelled the British Isles extensively. With sex Lucy 1hunkoe, Young Soprano who will be one of the guests on the Victory loan show to be heard Over a coast network and carried Becky and Chc wednesday at 7.30 ., and Over wbk. Walrus. Wednesday at 9.30 . Radio programmes deaths and funerals Frank Macdonald _ Frank Macdonad. Died sunday bomber morning in Calgary of pneumonia and training commands he has Han go born Charlo to town. Krc Winnipeg 630 . Of memory. Sears. Sonata. And the Trail. Cross. Wallace. Women Only. Of Ivi Elody. And country. For scholars edition. Cross. University music hour. Hone. Shadow. Moods. It cd. A Lulu final. . Final. Time. Summary. Ski Winnipeg quo . Line faintly. Roth. Adventure. Service scouts. Fri incl. Command clout or. Victory loan. Library. And Abner. Town. Think ii to corns. And Judy. Mcgee. News. Spring clean up. Trail. Strings. News real. The record. And sign off. Canadian network i Csc Ciki 5-10 . Line family. Died and landings for squadrons operating on spitfires Beau fighters Hampden. Albacore wellingtons and now Lane asters he worked on the most North Erly Ai drome in England with a posh Squadron. See and hear the Mew Minshall electro Church Organ Portage at Hargrave town and country at 7.00 dollars for scholars in 7.30 p.e.i., and received his education Al Blind Institute in Halifax. He had been a resident of Calgary for 40 years and operated a Concession in the Calgary City Hall. At the time of his death he worked in the Federal building. He was a noted musician both on the piano and Cornet and conducted an orchestra in Calgary for Many years. He was Active in the Institute of the Blind across Canada and had made trips to Ottawa on their behalf. To is survived by a sister. Mrs. Douglas Mckay. Winnipeg four Brothers. Ernie of British Columbia Fred of Boston Jeff of Florida Herbert of los Angeles. Calif. The funeral service and burial took place tues Day in Calgary. Mrs. Andrew Caskey the funeral service for mrs. Andrew Caskey of 453 Kingston Crescent. St. Vital will be held wednesday at 2.45 . In is. Luke s anglican Church with burial in St. John s cemetery. Burch vill conduct Hie service and Gard Ner s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Caskey died monday m the Victoria Hospital. Lewis Roscoe Baker Lewis Roscoe Baker died Mon Day at St. Catharines Ontario athe age of 56. He was born in Blenheim Ontario and came West n 1s07. Entering the service of the . As telex rather. To transferred to the despatches of fice in Brandon in 1011. And later i was station agent at Virden and Moosomin. He returned to Winnipeg in 1013, where he became employed by Burgess batteries be coming manager in 1915. He is survived by his widow. Mabel and one son. Leslie with the . Also two Brothers and two Sisters i or. Baker was a member of Theja m so Mazye All of Winnipeg two kiwanis and rotary clubs and the t shrines. The funeral service will be held thursday at 2 . In St. Krc Winnipeg 030 . I.30 Roundup. To n cos 0.50 Yawn Roundup. Kote Steve. Morning news not ".45 time tunes. top of the morning Nuth summary. By Cairns. 8.45 time Home service. 0.30 console Capers. Opening Mir sets. Johr. Harcourt. 10.15 news . 10.20 piano melodies. Soldier wife. .0.45 a norwegian Prog. Sunny Days. 11.15 morning devotions musical Mould. Heroic deeds. 11. Do i log. Pattern. . Victory loan Salute. Variety time. junk Foi Loamy. 12.30 noon is Elf coast. Lii.45 souvenirs. Manitoba serves. 1.15 sportscast 1.-5 Hon and Tyson. 1.40 front news. Sosin Yaru ets. Let s relax. News music Lave voice of . Tonic the women s Hoar Waltz . 4. News. cd melodies. 5.00 Terry and the pirates. 5.15 Chisholm Trail. 5.30 Jimmy due Claire Wallace for women Only. Sky. 1vinn1pi.g Klo . News and band Parade. 7.15 singing Slars. News. 7.40 morning novelties. Tuesday Fiancee do commando. To London. Five. History. Fame piers. News. G sketches. In French. Roundup. Town. Music. Hour. News. Clean up. Day. Things to come. Forum news. 10.30 to Utcy. Nocturne. News. News hound up. Kfir Bismarck . Fields. Koucos. In the wild Wood. Range. Mccarthy. It port. Pals Trio. Of the world. Caiman show. Presents. With Judy. Frolic. 8.30 to Abc. National not work Abc . , Wea f. Wow. With Judy theatre Mcgee. Wow. Kbyii. Hope. Wear a Fth. Skillon fyr wednesday news. Zedard. School Bell Jirm Nna. Melodies. Hinds. Caron. Of life. Of z in Novelty. Soldier s wife. Linton. 1 news. Sister. Of the air. F a. 1 Gane. Messages. Pourrie. Bron Chsu of America. Perkins. Young. To happiness bands. Scibert. family. Hall. Man in Scarlet. Lecture stamp Proff. Salvage. Canadian net Wouk c3c-o3k 1540 . News. Club. Pros. News. Hinds. Devotions. Of musicians. 1c.30 to Cox. Prog signal. . Bulletins. In French 1.30 to sky. Ernesto Vinci. 3.15 to sky. Etc of wow. 10.00 pleasure time. 10.15 news. A Fth wow words at War. Fyr. War news. Wiz Wear. 11.05 Hoy Shields. A Fth. News. Fyr. Columbia networks lbs . 7.00 blk town. Wbb Waco Knox. Judy Canova. What. Waco. 7 Bill Henry. 8.00 Burns and Allen. 8.30 report to the nation. Presenti Nii Corwin .0.30 Congress Speaks. 9.45 Guy Lombardo. 10.00 Ned Calmer. War. Pm of. 10.15 Joan Brooks. Gov. J. W. Bri. Ii. News. Buffalo presents. 11.30 Vaughan Xvi Unrot. 12.115 music and Nelv. Tuesday akoc1ml1 Tiik h old Clum Akiak. Ii . News in English. Y London . Ous names Stephenson. Gox. Rise. Moscow. 5.48 broadcast in Knul Irh. Tuesday april 25, 1s44 Selkirk icelanders Mark summer opening Selkirk Man., april 25. Special accordance with icelandic custom the Celebration of the first Day of summer was observed Fri Day evening april 21 in the lutheran Hall Here taking the form of variety entertainment presented under the auspices of the ladies Aid of the Church. Rev. S. Olafsson presided and spoke briefly on the significance of the occasion. The highlight the evening was tableau depicting a Home in ice land go years ago featuring icelandic costumes and typical period furniture. The group presented o scene in pantomime under the direction of mrs. S. Olafsson who read a descriptive outline. Prof. J. G. Johannsson of Winni Peg addressed the capacity gather ing dealing with the Post War world. Mrs. M. Munson gave several readings and vocal solos were rendered by mrs. R. Corrigal and miss Bjorg Christiansen. Fol lowing Community singing with mrs. W. Vogen at the piano lunch was served with typical icelandic dishes featured. Curriculum changes advocated at Selkirk Selkirk. Man., april special j. Johns of the department of education addressed a number of teachers monday eve Ning in the Selkirk Library on Pavell teacher associations. He Radical changes in the Educa Tion curriculum. We must teach people not subjects As we do in our schools try to find the Young people s interests and develop them a Vonjj those lines. Those who were allowed to Drift during the de pression years and have now found something to fight for will not return to such conditions As a provisional committee was formed As follows c. B. Tyler con Vener mrs. J. O. Mclenegan. Mrs. D. G. Mckenzie. Or. Edward John son and w. E. Gordon. A meeting will be called later to further Dis cuss details. Sons of Scotland Melrose car no. 126, will hold a meeting in the free press Board room at 3 tuesday. Selkirk Man., april 25. Special fire broke out monday evening in the rear of Hart s meat and grocery store North main Street. Selkirk formerly occupied by m Zegil. East Selkirk. The fire was unnoticed for some Lime and the and offices. Winnipeg Montgomery b14r. Hours daily 9 a London. 0 . of varieties. Condon. U.35 review Gox 7 . The record. A talk by it y . Goc. Caracas. 7.30 n a _ stories of yv5rn. London. 7.30 what War Means to me. Csc gel. Gel. Moscow. B . Com Nientsu m English. He. London. 8.30 n bbl orchestra. Csc. Gel Gnu. London. 10.45 . Music Scarlatti. Csc. Gel. Gnu. Guatemala. 11.3 . Select popular music. D j Cornu non. To London me Sci. it son Peche. Newil. Ill Vii. Ula Malluk . News. Hem. Why has. News. Montana. . Breakfast club. Dub. Hest me. Playhouse. Of Urc. And Sade. Tomorrow. Can b. Beautiful. And Jann. Bulletin. Farm hour. Inn Chace talking in Melody la flu children. Of the world Jenny. U America. Perkins. Epper Young. To wife. Dallas. Jones. Young Wilder Brown. Goldbergs. I n the 115 Wildwood. Period. Period repair. Katers. By w. H. Mcpherson auction Sale of household furniture and effects at the residence 805 Ingersoll Street a few doors North of Ellice avc., on wednesday 26th april at2 . Sherlock i inning i iat Iii medium Rizic Davenport c Jirair Tea Vicker chairs and stand steel Couch and Maureis very Fine figured velour Davenport console gramophone Uridge lamps pc. Dining room suite Jill Mirror Odd tables Hail runner Complete Chiff Onier Bureau 3 trunks utensils Etc. Ete. At Sale. On View on wednesday morning. W. H. I Cpherson. Phone 97 1st. Auctioneer. Office 2m Smith St. George s Church St. Catharines with burial in St. Catharines Ceme Terv. Miss Pauline Janet Paul the funeral service for miss Pauline Janet Paul at 25 Oxford apartments who died sunday Al her residence was held tuesday at 2.45 . In Gardiner s funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. Harold Frame con ducted the service. The pallbearers were b. Monk. E. S. West Lake. N. Todd. G. Ledger Fred Ferguson and Edgar Locke. Harold Kilburn Harold Kilburn 46. Died sunday in the St. Boniface old folks Home. He was born in Yorkshire. Eng land and had been in Canada about 30 years. He is survived by his Mother four Sisters. Mrs. E. Dun can of 401 Elgin Avenue with whom his Mother had been residing mrs. L. English mrs. E. Marsden mrs. Brothers. Arthur of Winnipeg Charles overseas. The funeral ser vice will be held wednesday at . In Western funeral Chapel with burial in Riverside cemetery. Be time lumber besides his widow Hes by one dmm Hirr mrs w Ion. Or Selkirk Jour Vors Selkirk Charles. Christo mrs. 75. Runolfson Pher and Norm in mrs. Sci a , 77, of Ericc voc so or n Gimli. Maiv. Died there monday. Cuthbert. Orl dr0th01 she was born in Iceland and had 5-1 j airman wins until ten ago. When she moved a j r re to Gimli. At the dentil of her has 1 or band. Burn. Site is survived by one daughter. Mrs. ,7. M. Harvey. Or. 1l was announced by the of Winnipeg. Tjaldal s that tech Nucal set auction Sale every thursday 11 . One Hundred or More form Ornt and commission horses to Xvi. implements. Sil a Ial this 1vekk 4 carloads Western horses 2 cows 1 Drill 2 Binder Corn pm int or Corn Ivnor 2 ploughs Power cultivator 2 Mills Kitchen Cream separator harness collars registered seed Corn and Oats. Private Salks daily Mclean s sales stables Cor. A Linston and is in charge a arrangements. Stephen Telenko Stephen Telenko. 55. Of 175 Logan . Died saturday in the Nipes Genera i Ospital. Tie funeral service will be held wednesday at 10 . In Western funeral Cha with burial in Riverside cemetery mrs. J. Ii. Hor Skalt mrs. Marv Davidson horse ill died. Monday at Ottawa. Her Hus band John a. Predeceased several years ago and among visors is a daughter mrs. B. Parker. The funeral service and j burial vill be held wednesday in Ottawa. I i in comb in bahts combat operational missions in i he last six months he has sauces foul v completed 22 air raids on heavily defended Jan exposure to enemy Nairn lands and enemy fire were habitually expected and in numerous in encountered. Also overseas two Brothers sgt. Amos Rill with he . And sgt. George Lull with the Royal Winnipeg rifles and another brother. Tor. Hill ont. Now stationed at with he Canadian a. G. Toh Stonk Selkirk Man. _ funeral services j army corps for Alexander genre Joh Fujito. Died 21 by deserved win -o2 Robinson Avenue to i i Man., were held tuesday in declares rills . And Jerry Thomson conch of trial in by. Andrews anglican Church. eaten.-, said at inc Canadian St. Andrews. Man., at i . Rev. Pacific railway station tuesday of if cited. Burial coniing. That his boys nut up a x native of a " my Lerv ror Lac . Memorial a native of St. Andrews. Or. John. Cup and that the games were a had Farmed Iacre for closer thai the score would Voo m so in klic have you Energy for extra thing indicate. But of Luisa had a very Good hockey he said and they deserved to win 1 the team stopped of Between trains in Winnipeg and Dolen Cemar. Eddie Miller stayed to visit his family who live in the City. Weather reports Hiah Low Harry has i work in a shipyard but my free time Job is being plumber and electrician for my country neigh says Harry. Lots of repairs needed to keep things running. I m on the go All the i m fit and stay fit. I watch my habits. No unpleasant dosing either. I get bulk in Tny diet by eating Kellogg s bran flakes every morning the year round. They re so Crisp and Honbo it Indian Kwitt ii Irvion or. A lorry in 4. I Crimle keep fit with Kel Loq in Prairie if you want to keep fit fur things to Jii f Well Sou your doctor. 2. To Well watch your habits. Guard again St incomplete elimination. Gently laxative Kellogg s Iran flakes m ii other parts of wheat help Supply minerals and proteins too. Ask for the Golden yellow package. Made by Kellogg s in London Canada. Al a a River Joist dirt 1mla-v incl lint showers. Printing craftsmen i 1 3 meet me in the free press club room at 6 ., tuesday. Shopping s news store open All Day wednesday h w n s store hours 8.30 . To li.30 . Including wednesday. 8.30 . To 1.00 . Saturdays. No Mai orders for Sale Price items. Telephone 5462 and ask for department required. Flatter your Home with unworthy wallpaper Good news for hot plate owners today Wall decoration is one a Surv that is within the Means of every House hold. It is an Art in itself and yet when the proper papers Are chosen most anyone can turn out a Job worthy of real admiration. We Are prepared with the help of our selection of charming Wall cover Ings to offer expert advice As to the right papers for your Home. Ask to see the new plastique wallpaper they feature Beautiful Leaf designs embossed right on the paper with the depth and charac Ter of a hand Cut Cameo. The backgrounds Are soft pastel shades who a definite satiny Sheen. In soon to our get your old hot plate ready for hot weather cooking by replacing burned out wallpaper dcpi., main floor car porcelain bricks wired ready to install. Acc single Watt. 3o Ca. Elements now Smi Inch. Porcelain bricks wired ready to install. 4 three Watt. Ca. Porcelain bricks wired ready to install. 45 three Watt. I Ca breakfast suite six pieces Good Quality combination doors Are Well made of selected Woods and Are smoothly finished ready for painting. 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B a dry disinfectant Ceres an controls All Smuts of wheat Oats Barley Rye flax and also greatly aids germination. It is quickly applied and does not reduce planting rate. New washable Wall Beauty Medusa Lite quart 54 25 gallon a new water paint giving a Silky Flat finish. _ comes in paste add 50c- n water for use. Is washable after 30 Days. In eight Lovely pastel shades and White one gallon covers approx. 800 so. It. One coat. Paints main hear Well first every family is going into a huddle to plan ways of buying extra Victory Bonds. Budgets have been checked and re checked. It s Clear that luxuries will have to go pleasures must be curtailed and new pvt chases be postponed. Even some necessities must take second place when they Victory first. For we at Home must match the of unselfishness shown by our fighting forces and Little hardships we re caused by buying extra Victory Bonds Are Only temporary. Our Money is returned with interest ;