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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page fora free april 28, 1943 dial twisting i play tells whimsical Story of grandpa s flying tractor when Wilber Schram s grandpa Hopewell and his flying tractor Are dramatized on authors playhouse a Abc presen tation to be heard the Dominion network and cd by monday at 10.30 ., listeners will hear the whimsical Story of an old Man who invented High octane cider the fuel to push new Jet propulsion planes Over Tokyo. Clarence Wells his old fashioned daughter Art Van Harvey will play the part 7944-45 singing stars of tomorrow sunday april 29th 3 finalists York knitting Mills music scholarships a 57 program from Toronto note new time sky 4.05 to 5 by York knitting Milis limited photographic specialists in developing and printing Bromide enlarging. Vista enlarged prints from Small negatives. Copy negatives made from old and faded photographs. 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Itinerant Dock worker whose life on the water front is a shirtless and hard going one. One night he saves a Young hash House waitress from suicide and their lives take on a new and happier aspect together. However a sinister Friend of the Dock worker s enters the picture and through the threat of blackmail Bobo finds himself hopelessly at his mercy. .Ou silvers will arrange the original musical background for Noontide. . Mary . Will be interviewed by eve Hender son on the woman s hour Over Krc. Monday at 2 The subject will be rehabilitation. National barn dance 8.30 Burns barn dance in for one hour sprightly Donald Novis Lenor who i heard in a 15-minute recorded programme Over Krc tuesdays and thursdays at 4.30 Success is scored in the sorcerer the sorcerer which the Gilbert ind Sullivan opera company pre rented at the playhouse theatre Friday night gave Savoyards a Hance to see and hear one of the More unfamiliar operettas that the celebrated pair turned out. It is certainly a far cry from Pinafore. Pirates of Penzance or other works dear to the hearts of Gilbert and Sullivan fans. But it did get from the excellent a production that made he most of every Opportunity. The was keen and assured the work was splendid and there vere any number of scintillating moments. The finale of the first act. Cor in stance showed that the conductor. Louis Kroll. Has a firm grip on end principals it was a onal Delight and this brightness predominated both acts. Ralph Riggs. As John Wellington Jones the sorcerer had the most familiar tune to sing. And in addition to that he made every moment count. He is an excellent i trouper with a keen sense of Gilbert Ian style when he does not let it get out of hand. But Tohe other members of were also Good including j Robert Pitkin James Gerrard Lewis i Pierce Robert Eckles. Catherane Judah Kathleen Roche Athena Pappas and Kathryn Reece. Or Gerrard earned rounds applause for his singing of the second act Lenor aria and deservedly so . Music a Hayloft. Your Dominion network station 630 on your dial by a. W. Fordham Philco and listen to a foil hour of Musi and song 2 wh1teman j his orchestra and Cross . And Johnson merry macs Swine so Puers. J Gibbs Torch Singer. Krc 5 to 6 I great West electric radio co. S Philco painting and decorating free estimates phone 37 288 Wallace and Wallace general contractors Block owners Buffalo extra deeply corrugated refuse sold Only auction Sale of valuable furnishings and effects Noi by elec. Nefri Drator. Lovely 4-pce. Walnut bedroom suite. 3-Pco. Fields i the Beatty Eloc. Washer. 8 and a Oce Walnut dining room suites 4-Sec Bookcase Davenport. . Gate leg table table and 4 studio 7-pce breakfast Complete dres ten Wacon Odd a and rockers Centre tables gent s bicycle. Monday april 30th at 2 G. Shore auctioneers by w. H. Mcpherson radio programmes saturday cd by Winnipeg 1.00 to be. 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She leaves besides her husband her Mother mrs. David Wilson. Of Oshawa ont., and two Sisters. Mrs. Oswald Fysh. Moose jaw sask. James Barclay. Young. 61, of 235 and mrs. Lyle Wilson Oshawa Beverley Street died Friday in Vic ont. Prayers will be said at Cev born in Thomson s funeral Chapel sunday funeral mass James Barclay Young succumbs Friday evening at 8.15 Winnipeg and for the past 16 year. Cave Putis. Mahon. Music Cabinet desk table insurance Bowling league. Id rockers Centre troies un-jr.-. Croel Linos Hose Garden tools Tuan an Active member of Home Street Luigi. having served on w ill leu Jiniv a he Board of stewards for nearly 20 mesh wire netting English United Church having served on baby Elco. Plates. 2 trunks. Table lamps Nefris creators. K. Tables k. Chairs China glassware utensils cloth Ink trunks Etc. Etc. Together with Host s other furnishings and effects. At our new premises. New harsh ave main 363 har rave St., or. Eel inc. Years and Sang in the Church Hoir. Or Young is survived by his widow map one daughter miss Helen f., at Home one son James Paterson Young at Home a brother. Robert of Winnipeg four Sisters Jau Ucli to mrs Dewar. Of Montreal mrs p. H. Dilts. Of Dauphin. Man misses Lillian and Myrtle both of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held monday at 2.45 In Gardiner s funeral Happl with burial in Vood cemetery. Rev c. H. Whit More assisted by Rev. Hugh or repairs. Farts. Etc. Works Princess St. Phone 22 591 morning. Auction Sale of 2-piece overstuffed Chesterfield 10-tube Stewart Warner radio Walnut Coffee table Odd tables and chairs Nice a Munster very Fine colonial mahogany dining room suite Orth phonic. Walnut Telephone table and chair drapes. Curtains bedroom suites. Wardrobes bookshelves studio Couch and chair. Tables Library tables bureaus chif Poniers. Dressing tables. Fender and fire Irons Coal Hod. Screen ottoman Hose Mower. Stepladder. Garden tools. Blinds linoleum. Very Fine Mcclary electric Range. Pictures. Unfinished Duck boat. Kitchen table and chairs Noe Beds and Quantity of other articles at the 23 Kennedy Street. South of on monday morning april 30, at 10 an. Terms Cash at Sale. On View saturday afternoon Between 2 pm. And 5 To. H. Mcpherson Phons 97181. 264 Smith St. Farlane. Conduct the service. The honorary pallbearers will s f Cross. William Monro a Booth George Wallace and p Dilts the Active pallbearers will be w. F Lowe fire chief d. A. Boulden Harry Allen. Morton a Browne. Jack Jack and John Harbour. R. E. Donkin Brandon Man., april 28. Special services for b be. Donkin. Frank Alta. Sunday in Church with were conducted last Blairmore anglican burial with masonic Curc rites in Hillcrest cemetery born in Northumberland ens., in a 879. He a Veteran employee of the c or he served overseas with the 102nd battalion. Besides his wife he is survived by a daughter mrs a Hovan Lethbridge. Aha a. Son Robert at Home. And three Sisters. Mrs j r. C. Young. Brandon mrs. J h. Cauley. And mrs. Clara Nar i Acott both of Winnipeg. Mrs. A. E. Bemister mrs. Gladys Bemister of 3 Plaza apartments wife of Albert e. Bemister resident Engineer at French will go to polls sunday by Helen Kirkpatrick Paris. April 27. Districts go to the polls on sunday in the first nation wide municipal election since 1936. Twenty three million voters Are being urged to cast their ballots in these elections which Bel Ore the War usually gave a very accurate indication of How the nation would choose members of ment. But there is both of enthusiasm when All the Parlia a Lack for elections now prisoners and de w porters have not yet returned from Germany and disbelief in the representative results. Paris and its surrounding department the Seine will vote under proportional representation while the rest of the country will have the traditional two ballots the second of which can be a coalition of those leading in the first ballot. If the results Are radically Dif Ferent from the present Consulta Tive Assembly make up provisions president Charles de Gaulle has indicated that he intends to alter the character of that body. This is the first French election in which the women will vote and in which women Are candidates. In Paris alone there Are 144.000 More women voters than men and throughout the country women represent 58 per cent of electorate e Bemister resident Engineer Ai a meeting of the. War. Widows Stevenson Airport died. Friday at and widowed mothers association or a Short will be held wednesday at . Stevenson Arcott die. Ray a an owe oers Assoc on Miler Cordia Hospital after a Short will be held wednesday at s.. Illness. Mrs. Bemister was born in the free press Board room. Fort Garry notes the executive of the . Garry United Church will meet thursday afternoon at 2.30 o clock at the Home of mrs. W. Colpitts. 139 Morley Avenue. Sgt. Kenneth Packer. . Who spent his furlough with his parents or. And mrs. Robert Packer. Merriam Boulevard left during the week for the East. The ladies Guild of St. John the Baptist anglican Church will hold its annual Spring Tea and Bazaar in the Church House Pembina High Way May 5, from 3 to 6 o clock. The stall keepers will be As Fol lows fancy work mrs. J. Purslow Candy mrs. A. Hart Home cooking. Mrs. T. Wakefield Tea tables. Mrs. M. Nixon. Rev. Walter Anderson will assist the president. Mrs. A. Harrison in receiving the guests. The fort Garry group of the . 1n.v.r. Auxiliary will meet tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Home of mrs. Robert g. Carmichael. 945 Oak Enwald Avenue. The next educational meeting of the fort Garry horticultural society will be held in St. Paul s Ang lican Church Parish Hall tuesday Evenin. At 8.30 o clock. Theo. E. Howard president of the Manitoba horticultural association will address the meeting. His topic will be hints for the Amateur Gardener. Two movies in color will be shown one entitled a trip to Indian Bay. Which was produced by the Winnipeg horticultural society the other. Colourful seasons produced for. The Manitoba horticultural association by or. C. H. Goulden. Number four company. Fort Garry girl guides will hold an enrolment service in St. Paul s Parish Hall wednesday at 7.45 Or. R. A. Mcgillivray dentist Dies suddenly or. Robert a. Mcgillivray of 141 Campbell Street practising dentist in Winnipeg for Many years with offices at 404 Toronto general Trust building died suddenly of a heart attack saturday morning. Among survivors is his widow and one daughter. Mariorie at Home. Fire in garage spreads causing heavy damage a fire of unknown origin break ing out shortly before Midnight Friday in a garage at the rear of 356 Jarvis Avenue owned by Jacob Hoilman. Spread to and completely destroyed another garage Nestable ind a storage shed on adjoining ots before being brought under Annii of. The second garage and the stable at the rent of 358 Jarvis Avenue. Owned by Paul Poleschuk. Were both vacant at the time of the fire. The storage shed. It Jarvis Avenue owned by Abraham Chy Zyk. 3c5 Jarvis no cur. I Ruck denier contained Bales of rings. Blackstone restaurant is damaged by fire the Blackstone restaurant. 320 Smith Street was damaged by fire which broke out in the Kitchen at i.55 am saturday. The Blaze was discovered by patrol sergeant w. Fraser. Who saw the flames from the Lane at the rear of the cafe and turned in the alarm. Considerable damage was caused to the ventilator and the ceiling of the Kitchen by smoke and water. Alex Filkow. 307 Lansdowne Avenue is manager of the cafe. Chairmanship dispute ended san Francisco. Calif., april 28. Agreement to a Compromise by foreign commissar Molotov of Russia ended a 24-hour controversy yesterday Over leadership of the United nations conference. The Compromise was As follows 1. The foreign secretaries of the big four sponsors take turns pre siding at general session of the con Ference and meet periodically to work out a programme. 2. State Secretary Stettinius take the Helm of the steering and exec Ive Are the con Ference agencies which do the real work which formulate the policies and make recommendations to the nil conference. New zealand and China were credited with leading parts in bring no about acceptance of the plan to the conference chairmanship among the four big Powers and giving the important posts of head o the steering and executive commit tees to or. Stettinius. Russia thursday. Had declined to accent or. Stettinius either As con Terence or steering committee chair what transpired in the steering committee meeting behind closed doors was outlined by delegates As allows foreign Secretary Eden offered a four Point plan 1. Chairmanship of the full dress plenary sessions would be rotated among the sponsoring Powers. 2. These delegation chairmen would preside in alphabetical order thus giving China s t. V. Soong chairmanship of the first organized session. 3. These four chairmen would meet periodically under the chair Manship of or. Stettinius to map out the Assembly s programme. 4. Or. Stettinius to preside Over the All important conference exec Ive and steering committees. To this m. Molotov asked two amendments one suggesting that the four presidents be called to Lether Only when necessary rather than periodically the second pro Viding that or. Stettinius As chair Man of the executive and steering committees would exercise Only nominal and honorary control. Representatives of four countries. Prime minister Peter Fraser of new zealand and foreign minister Soong of China aided by spokesmen for the Philippines and Cuba Rose to support or. Eden. Molotov gives Way or. Molotov then was reported to have declared Russia always had been devoted to the cause of collective Security and world peace and that in the interests of and for the common Good lie would withdraw his amendments. Or. Stettinius rushed to the Side of the soviet foreign minister grasped his hand and Shook it heartily. Others rushed up to congratulate the two ministers. Scarcely had this excitement abated when a messenger handed or. Stettinius a note and he halted deliberations to announce the juncture in Germany of United states and russian forces. Jungle trails to zones inaccessible to trucks has been developed. Impregnated with a Strong rubber like plastic the Container Liper withstands internal pressure and Lias High resistance to cold and heat. It weighs approximately 50 pounds when filled. French Consul addresses Spanish american club the local Spanish american club 125 Strong gathered april 21. At the Royal Alexandra hotel where a banquet was held to celebrate America s Day. Digard Des gantries French Consul was present. Francois Brunei president of the club pre sided. He presented the members who addressed the guests. M. Des gantries spoke in Spanish and in English describing his trips to South Amei Ica and the West indies. Prof. C. M. Jones Senor arrived in Canada from Spain Jast fall mrs. B. Calvo and mrs. J d. Gemmill stressed in their addresses the importance of the learn ing of Spanish in View of Canada future relations with latin America two of the the guests in James Shaen optometrist 204 Montgomery building phone 97 8so our office closes wednesdays at i , fort Rouge decorating co Pap Crins Spray work estimates 1-Tllir 530 Corydon ave. Pm. 46 500 listen in every sunday afternoon at 1.30 future unlimited Krc and inventions i for tomorrow bar Dol products makers of the famous lubricants i1oqe3s0 bar Dol increases film strength of this stories liquid heat miscellaneous miracles hear Manitoba s new Federal minister speak to the people of the province Hon. Jas. A. Glen minister of mines and resources sky monday april 30hi 6.15 A water resistant Cotton Canvas off for transporting gasoline Over guaranteed watch jewellery repairs engraving prompt service Erguson May Day meeting subject new worlds for labor speakers we. Cashton Toronto j. W. Wyah mpg. Labor Council c.c.l., and j. Pinner chairman. Monday april 3o, 8.oo Playhouse theatre the word Telegraph dates to meaning to write far now on the eve of Victory let s measure up to the Standard our fighting men and have set for the Shoreline of France to the heart of Germany. 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