Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 20, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page dial twisting radio stars to take part in big Victory loan show greater Winnipeg s participation in the eighth Victory loan drive which gets under Way april 23, will be. Officially opened by a show entitled radio stars on Parade sponsored by the National War finance committee to be presented at the Walker theatre saturday. The doors will open at 8.40 . And from 9.10 to 11 . The show will be broadcast Over Csc wbk sky Krc. A Galaxy of Well known Winnipeg radio entertainers has been gathered together by co producers Norman Lucas and Roy Locksley. Or. Locksley will con duct a 24-piece orchestra and a choir 20 voices in a programme presenting such popular local singers As Grace Mary Morrison. Given Bradshaw Kerr Wilson and the haymakers. Appearing in a dramatic sketch produced by Norman Lucas and Esse w. Ljungh. Wilt be Beth Lockerbie. Eve Henderson George Waight Jack Scott and George Secord. Four Star acts selected from among those which have been entertaining the troops in this District featuring the haymakers. Dick Haldane. The magician a Trio or Tan dancers and Paddy Victor in Winnipeg free chess Friday it Tell -iyitn.tt. Him Iii. From 10.30 to 11 . The regular Csc show the Prairie Schooner vill be broadcast from the stage of a in the dramatic presentation Dur ing radio stars on Parade from the Walker theatre. Saturday. The title of the drama is Why we should invest in this country of ours. stars on Parade will be heard Over the Csc sky Krc from 9.1.0 to 10.30 . The Prairie Csc will be heard Schooner or Sra. Under the Dur direction of Jimmy Gowler. _ pro cents old fashioned dance music. Arthurt. Phelps. Professor of English. University of Manitoba will speak Ray prices Over the sunday at 1.15 . Parties allotted free radio time Ottawa. April 20. Ment of free time among political parties on Canadian broadcasting corporation networks during the Farthing Dominion and Ontario election campaigns was agreed Ripon at meetings this week among Csc officials and party representatives in Toronto and Ottawa or. Augustin Frigon. Csc general manager said yesterday in a White paper issued last year the Csc ruled that to participate in the free time in the Dominion Campaign parties must have 61 or More candidates in three provinces ju1ul c i and have a National policy. Officials said 14 vib hours free in i time has been set a Side on the National networks. The liberals will have 5v4 hours progressive conservatives 3% hours . Hours find social creditors and labor progressives one hour each. Political broadcasts for the do minion election will Start May 4, 10 Days before nomination Day. The Ontario Campaign on the air Wilt there s meat in master k-9 meal and cubes meat and Bone meal soybean meal and wheat germ Vitamin Oil and Brewers yeast and iodized Salt cereals and minerals. Master k-9 meal and cubes and master Kibble and biscuits arc prepared under direction of a veterinarian a specialist in the science of animal feeding. Master k-9 mrs is excellent starter feed for puppies As Well balanced Doe diet for full grown dogs. Many owners of feed it und recommend it. Filling but not fattening. Master dog foods to vary your Xiet feed Mast biscuits a master end for the free Book the dog s life 2t Haa helpful suggestion it for do owners. 2t Haa Hep Sutke Sonja or of Toronto elevators limited Beth Lockerbie. Black i Start May 7 and end june 1, three Days before election Day. There will be no Dominion poli tical broadcasts in Ontario Between june 1 and june 4. Of. Geoffrey w. Hess is reported missing of. Geoffrey w. Hess is officially reported missing during Fly ing operations Over Germany according to word i received by his wife 7 West apartments. Of Hess joined the . In Montreal in september 1940, and in charge of the precision Drill squad which visited new York that year. Later he was on Convoy administrative work. He remastered to air Crew in november 1942, and trained at the Hunt Toronto Portage la Prairie and Mossbank sask. And no. 5 . Winnipeg. He went overseas in March. 1944. When he enlisted. Of. Hess was a medical student at Mcgill University. Montreal and an Alpha Kappa fraternity Man. He previously attended Bishop s College Lennoxvice que. He was born., in new Jersey. His wife the former Eleanor Lowe and infant Daugh Ter Pamela live in Winnipeg and his father Walter Hess in new York. Easter Celebration held by holy ghost society traditional easter celebrations were held by the holy ghost fraternal Aid society at the Dom Polski Hall when speakers included Hev. S. Wachowicz. Chaplain of the society c. T. Wyrzykowski Aid j. Stepnock p. Taraska and a Synowiecki polish Consul Gen eral for Western Canada. Over 200 persons attended the Celebration ind m. Cropo. President of the society presided. Miss Margaret Nix. Of the depart ment of health and welfare Mani Toba government spoke on Preven Tion of disease and outlined the future health plans of the depart ment. A film on Canada s 8th Vic tory loan was shown. Captain Marial Mosher is posted to Camp Shilo capt. Marial Mosher. Of Halifax who has been officer commanding no 106 depot company. Canadian women s corps. Halifax has been posted to Camp Shilo As offi cer commanding no. 32 administration unit. . Capt. Mosher has been with the . Since its formation and s one of the first nine recruits in military District no. 6 to enlist in the newly formed women s ser vice. . T. J. Jaycocks president of depot mess Squadron sergeant major t. J. Jaycocks. Winnipeg. Lord sir Al Cona s horse Royal canadians was elected president of no. 10 District depot sergeants mess at the quarterly meeting military authorities announced today. Sgt. W. V. Rathwell Winnipeg was elected Secretary staff sgt. A. Anderson Winnipeg treasurer sergeants w. A. Riley Brandon and w. Shingleton Winnipeg As executive committee members. Child beater sentenced new York. April 20. Wagner 21. Who pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter. March 12. After confessing that he beat his three weeks old daughter to death because she Criece yesterday was sentenced to 15 to 40 years in sing sing prison. Louis Kwasneski Elma Man., in provincial police court. Friday paid a Fine of s200 and costs imposed by magistrate t. J. Murray for having liquor which had not been purchased from the govern ment commission. Of you can get Quick Lefief from sore painful piles most people seem to trunk the Only Way to get relict from their sore painful piles is or local treatment. 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What s the weather music. Fanfare. Jamboree. Drier bulletins. Ers. . Prog. Alark ets Telescope. Rice. Orch look. Ahead. Music. Hish lights. Report. Be announced. News. Opa service arranged for Prendergast requiem High mass for Hon. J. E. P. Prendergast former chief Justuce of Manitoba who died Early wednesday in St. Boniface Hospital will be held at 10 ., saturday in St. Mary s Cathedral. Following this the cortege will proceed to St. Boni face Cathedral where a Short service will be conducted before burial will be made in St. Boniface Cathedral cemetery. The honorary pallbearers will be Premier Stuart g. C. Maclean. Mayor of St. Boniface or. Justuce r. M. Dermis Toun or. Justice w. H. Trueman or. Justice h. A. Bergman or. Justice w. J. Major chief Justuce e. A. Mcpher son. Or. Justice j. E. Adamson or. Justice a. K. Dysart or. Justice w. J. Donovan or. Justuce s. E. Rich Ards. Hon. James Mclenaghan. Sena Tor j. P. Howden judge l. P. Roy b. C. Parker Albert h. Warner j. H. Bourgouin. A. J. Andrews. Hon. Sauveur Marcoux. Judge j. Bernier a. C. Lariviere g. Charette and j. C. Davis. The Active pallbearers will be j. T. Beaubien. Hon. P. A. Talbot. W. Raymond d. C. M. Kyle. A. J. Christie. Or. J. J. Trudel Armand Bertrand and t. H. Jones. The body of or. Prendergast will lie ii state in courtroom no. 1, Law courts building saturday from 9 . Until the time of the funeral service. Barker s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. No court session As a tribute to the memory of or. J. E. P. Prendergast magistrate m. H. Garton Friday announced that there would be no sitting of the City police court saturday morning magistrate Garton added that the adjournment of the visual daily court session until 10 . Monday was decided upon in re Spect to the time period saturday morning when the body of or. Prendergast will lie in state. Mks. John Root eos mrs. Annie Porteus of 414 Strad Brooke Avenue died thursday at her residence. She was born in Colvend. Scotland and had resided in Winnipeg for the past 33 years being an Active member of St. Giles Church. She was particularly inter ested in the work of the ladies Aid and was a member of St. Giles Church Bowling club. Mrs. Porteous is survived by her husband John four daughters mrs. H. Grisdale of Lancashire England mrs. S. Hannah mrs. J. Quinn. Both of Winnipeg miss Peggy at Home. The funeral service will be held Mon Day at 4 . In Gardiner s funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. J. L. Pottruff will conduct the service. Mks. W. F. Perkins mrs. Anna Pratt Perkins 79, of 183 Canora Street died Friday morning at her residence. She had resided in Winnipeg Tor the past 64 years and is survived by her husband William Forbes Perkins one daughter. Mrs. G. Russell Ryan of Winnipeg one sister. Mrs. F. Peckett of Clinton ont three step children mrs. M. R. Stewart of Victoria . F. W. Perkins of Vancouver a. B. Perkins of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held saturday at 2.45 . In Gardiner s funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Or. W. G. Martin will conduct the ser vice. Mrs. Perkins had been an Active member of Grace United Church. Paul Malatok the funeral service for Paul Palasiuk 77, of 1218 Redwood Avenue who died thursday in the Winnipeg general Hospital will be held saturday at 2 . In the blessed Virgin Mary Church with All saints cemetery Rev. S. Sec Fuk will conduct the service and Zawitoski s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Nancy 1vaterman mrs. Nancy Watimar. 60, of lot 15 Pembina Highway died suddenly thursday of a heart attack. Clark Leatherdale funeral is in charge of arrangements. Mks. Florence Hardman the funeral service for mrs. Al Nee Hardman who died Sud Denly april 9 at Giroux Man., was held april 11 in the Clear Springs United Church with burial in the local cemetery she was born in Yorkshire. And came to Manitoba 22 years ago settling in Giroux. Mrs. Hardman is survived by one daughter mrs. James keat ing three grandchildren one sister mrs. James Sproule All of Giroux. Mrs. E. J. Hackett Dies at 81 years mrs. Elizabeth j. Hackett of 41 Cambridge Street for some years on the advisory committee of the Knowles Home Board of directors and life member of that Organiza Tion died thursday in the Miseri Cordia Hospital at the age of 81. Mrs Hackett was born in Peter Borough England july 16, 1864. She came to Canada with her Hus band in 1904. In Early Days she was actively connected with the North Winnipeg Hospital and also with the Margaret Scott Mission. From 1909 up to the time of her death mrs. Hackett s activities centred about the work of the Knowles school for boys. In 1916, when the 100th club of the Knowles boys Home was founded mrs. Hackett was one of the charter . In 1936 she was made a life member. For some years mrs. Hackett was a member of the advisory committee of the Knowles Home Board of directors. In december of 1941 mrs. Hackett was accorded the privilege of burning the mortgage which had been placed on the Knowles Home. This Honor was accorded her by reason of her then having been the oldest Active charter member of the institution. Mrs. Hackett was predeceased by her husband in 1930 and by a son Jimmie and a daughter Maude. Her Only survivor is her Daugh Ter mrs. Grace Wyrzykowski with whom she has been residing. The funeral will be held in Grace Church to which mrs Hac Kett had belonged monday at two o clock. The service will be conducted by or. W. G. Martin. The pallbearers will be or. J. A. Macdougall a. W. Gibb William s. Graham. William Robson j. L. Stevens and e. C. Wrighton. Burial will be made in the family plot at Elmwood cemetery. Pensions Board announce names appointment of an old age and Blind persons pension Board headed by Locksley Mcneill former clerk of the executive Council was announced Friday by. Hon. Ivan Schultz provincial minister of health and Public welfare. Other members of the Board Are Percy Beachell of Rosser and mrs. Jenny Simmie of Winnipeg. They will assume their duties May 1. This step follows action taken by the legislature at its recent session to Transfer administration of the old age and Blind persons act from the department of the attorney general to that of health and Public welfare. Or. Mcneill. The minister said will devote full time to the work of the new pensions Board. The other members were chosen be cause of their interest in welfare work and knowledge of Rural conditions. Mrs. Simmie is a former president of the Manitoba women s Institute. Or. Beachell is a former president of the Union of Mani Toba municipalities. Having no other responsibilities. Or. Schultz said the pensions Board would be free to study old age and Blind pension problems and also to function As a part of the larger Public welfare com Mittee which is to be set up shortly. More about Western front continued from one _ Hamburg the a boat base of Emden was within Light artillery Range. Near info Amsterdam the 1st Canadian was barely Miles from utrecht 163. 559 and 15 to 20. Miles from the largest dutch City of Amsterdam it stood in the. Floods Between the Guider Zee to the utrecht area. The 3rd fought into toe outskirts of Chemnitz. Saxony rail and Industrial Centre the . 1st besieged Dessau the Duke and Duchess looking very ferocious in this picture Are quite amiable Navy types and the pets of the entire ship s company at hocs Carleton at Ottawa. Persuading them to do a Little camera mugging Are Wren Doreen elder motor transport Driver from Spruce Falls alta., and Ordinary Seaman John Macleod son of or and mrs. John m. Macleod of Winnipeg. 52 Miles Southwest of Berlin. The . 9th slightly enlarged its Elbe Bridgehead five Miles beyond Barby. The last nazis perhaps of them including skilled fighters of the 17th . Division were com pressed into a Square mile of the heart of Nurnberg throughout yesterday and last night the last five rail lines through Czechoslovakia were battered again and again by Allied planes. Casualty figures in Britain Given London april 20. Secretary Herbert Morrison told commons today that 146 760 civilians were killed or injured by enemy action in the United kingdom since outbreak of the War. Morrison said that were killed missing or believed killed and of Thorn were children under 16. London april 20. Today completed her third week of Freedom from enemy air or a weapon attack. The German v bomb War fell Flat after Allied air attacks Cut railways into Holland and 1st Canadian troops since then have overrun one launching site after another. Germany bombed for eighth Day London. April 20. Up Ger Many today was bombed for the eighth straight Day and 85th time this year by american heavy bombers following another double night raid on Berlin by . Mos Quitos. More than United states planes spread out Over almost the entire length of unoccupied Ger Many bombing mainline railways ahead of Allied armies from the outskirts of Berlin southward to Prague and Munich. The 8th air Force despatched 800 heavy bombers and 800 fighters on a morning sweep and medium bombers and dive bombers of the . 9th air Force had completed More than 400 sorties before noon. One formation of the american heavies hit objectives within 15 Miles of the enemy capital and others attacked Points ranged in 35-mile arc around the North West and South sides of the City. The . Coastal command announced the bombing of two ships in the Skagerrak and Kattegat be tween Sweden and Denmark which the air minister said have become vital sea routes for enemy convoys and will become even More import ant if the germans decide to make a final stand in canadians destroy seven fight cars continent based Canadian spit fires destroyed at least seven Ger Man fighters in air combat Over Germany yesterday when the Luftwaffe s remnants reacted briskly to a renewed tactical air Force assault on rail lines Between the ports of Bremen and Hamburg. .4 More about Merritt continued from i ask one Maine behind a wounded prisoner of War. The official citation said when last seen he was collecting Bren and Tommy guns and preparing a defensive position which Success fully covered the withdrawal from the first news of his award came to col. Merritt in. The prison Camp where a High ranking German officer told him he had been awarded the Empire s highest Honor saluted and Shook hands in congratulation. In a letter Home col. Merritt simply said i have just Learned something Nice about he also referred More to the bravery of the men of the South Saskatchewan regiment than to his own exploit. During his term As a prisoner he made three unsuccessful attempts to escape. Dunke que report London april 29 German communique yesterday re ported that Allied forces have started an attack on the Garrison of the French North sea port of Dunke que. An enemy Force believed to number 20.000 men has been besieged in Dunke que. Since the 1st Canadian overran the French Channel and North sea coast in August and september last year. Not needed woman throws baby off pier West Vancouver ., april 20. Young woman threw her five month old baby off a pier Here yesterday and when a policeman went into the water to save the baby the woman jumped on top of the officer. The policeman sergeant de Mew of the . Provincial police Force managed to reach Shore with the woman and her baby. The woman and baby were taken Home by relatives. Sgt. Mew saw the woman loiter ing on the pier. When he offered the woman a ride to her Home she said Okay we won t need and tossed the baby into the water. Sgt. Mew said the woman told him she had been divorced two months ago and her former Hus band lives in the United states. A meeting of toe Winnipeg repertory theatre will be in the free room Friday at 7.30 . Penance civilians forced to see horrors Paris april 20. George s. Patton or. Has compelled a Large part of the civil population of Weimar including men women and children to visit the Buchen Wald prison Camp and see for them selves the horrors of the nazi regime liberated frenchmen said yesterday. The doors the crematoriums were opened exposing burned and Semi burned bodies of the victims. On being marched past ovens some germans tried not to look at the spectacle but the repatriates said american officers on Gen. Patton s orders compelled the germans to turn their Heads toward the scene. Sight seeing trips London. April 20. Denhart asked the government to Day if arrangements have been made to take germans on sight seeing trips like that of the citizens of Weimar who were forced to View conditions at the notorious Buchenwald concentration Camp. The evening Standard said today that United states congressmen might Fly to Europe to inspect the Buchenwald and Belsen Camps in Germany scenes of nazi atrocities. Tower to twinkle London. April 20. Famous Light in the clock Tower Over big in peacetime always a night time signal that parliament was sitting will be switched on again at dusk next tuesday the Light the was last seen Days before aug. 31, 1939 Ivar broke out. More about canadians cent fued from Pace one ascertained that the enemy is hold ing the Grubbe line in considerable strength. Netherlands . Troops Are in position alone the Southern sector and in the Northern part of the line there Are elements of the 6th Para troop division and the 346th and 361st infantry divisions. South of utrecht the germans Are withdrawing practically All their troops from the area Between the Neder Rhine and the Waal Rhine and pulling them into fortress Holland North of the Neder Rhine. The germans also have started to flood this area Between the two Rivers. The area North of Apeldoorn was swept by Canadian infantry and reconnaissance troops. All of hol land West of the Grebe line now is liberated. German shipping was spotted moving Westward through the Nar rows Between the Northern nether lands coast and the frisian islands and it is believed that Suoi lies and ammunition were being run into fortress Holland aboard the shins. The 84th group of the . 2nd tactical Force attacked the Shizume and four ships were sunk with four others and five tues damaged. The Kusten canal foothold last was reported 1% Miles Lone but it is believed since to have been extended. Battalions of German sail ors have been thrust into the fight ing Here As infantry. Radio programmes on sports to begin representatives of several ser vice clubs and sport organizations interested in boys work met thursday night at radio station Chc and listened to a pre View of a new sports programme aimed to interest boys Between the age of nine and 15. It will make us Lebut Over Krc tonight at 6.30. And will be heard on succeeding Friday nights. Under the direction of Jault Wells the programme is designed to Aid in fostering sport in unities throughout the City and province and at the same time help curb juvenile delinquency. All service clubs and Community sporting groups will be urged to co operate and prizes will awarded to outstanding Young letes. 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