Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 22, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press. Saturday. October 22. 1960 Page 9 housewives to get taste of theatre Montreal trainers the Montreal repertory oldest repertory theatre has theatre is presenting six major delayed trials Madrid Spain two men found guilty of crimes in Spain s civil War More than were sentenced to dog delays planes London air minded alsatian dog played cat and mouse with British aircraft taking off from London Airport death Friday by a military Tribu Friday. The police a. But the tribunal recon attempts to Corner me led the death sentences be speared after an hour s harass commuted to life imprisonment. Ament of outgoing planes. Started its new season with plans productions. Outside the regular schedule will be four Experiment for a variety of innovations exp dramas of theatre. Peeled to offer something to suit there almost every level of interest and cd Mem for h o e w i v e s who drama on a option when began As the Moyse Hall enter we have fall fashion flooring ideas you la want to see get our exciting offer a High fashion Royal lady Only j12.75 and a Flint Kote fashion floor Coupon smart Light Windproof in your Choice of fashion colors a regular retail value. Get a Coupon now. Send it in this week see your nearest dealer the seasoned opened with Max Well Anderson s bad seed described by the group s new Gen eral manager Norma Spring As a Good actor s showcase the second production is being coordinated by Jean Gascon and Powys Thomas directors of the National theatre school of can Ada. The Montreal repertory the atre school is planning an actor s showcase where experienced players will have an Opportunity to rehearse together under the direction of Robert Vernicky i actor anal teacher and then per i form before an audience. This group Wili do at least two i productions and representatives j of radio television films and the i stage will be invited to die performances in the Hope they will see their Way to use some of the actors. The series of special classes for housewives is to be called Savoir fair. They will stress poise exercise and vocal training. Experienced pm mrs. Springford who predicts a highly successful comes to met with Broad experience in Canadian theatre. She spent nine years As director of j the Mcgill University players and for the last two years has directed drama for sir George Williams University. She has served As language coach for a weekly Csc series As chairman of the Western que regional drama festival and on the executive of the Dominion drama festival. Mrs. Springford is also founder and director of the Mountain playhouse an intimate building in the Centre of mount Royal which has offered summer the j atre to Montre Alers for the last i nine years. In the air and on the ground tomorrow s Arctic Soldier is going to be a lot warmer than today s in new clothing developed for the Canadian army. In the army s Arctic school at fort Churchill Man., major j. W. F. Batter shill of Winnipeg holds new Nylon and Al foam material which is used in the new style army Parka at left. The old Parka is seen on the Model at right. Major Battershill is commanding officer of the school. Behind every Craf flight stands a Well knit team of skilled aircraft technicians supported by the whole Complex organization of a modern efficient air Force. In the Craf a vast network of superbly trained men and women engineers clerks doctors accountants mechanical and electronic technicians meteorologists and experts in Many other Fields work together to put the right plane in the right place at the right time. It s an exciting life and one that offers unrivalled opportunities to build a career to travel to share the comradeship that comes with teamwork to serve Canada. It could be the life for you. Build a career with Confidence in the f Canadian army copies old Santa floating Dock Sank the h a g u e Netherland i floating feet Long and 100 Fet Joff the coast of Holland Friday i while being towed by two British tugs from Aberdeen Scotland to Jan dam Holland. By Erik Watt fort staff under his win pants. The Eskimo wears nothing at All. Both methods cold As they balloon corps the Union armies during the . Civil War had a Pioneer Aerial corp which operated seven balloons. O aircrew o airmen 266 Graham Avenue h _ Winnipeg. Man. 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Jul it s Here in Winnipeg the original Black embraceable Wilkie doll Nof the imitation Lake it from the seem actuary Tatj army that fur trimming on stays warm body heat Claut s pants in t just Decora confined by i Othma w0n t radiate. I lion. It plays a mighty practical this Way it warms the it s Here the original Dak Kochan doll you read about in time and life magazines. We Call pm embraceable Winkie dolls in Canada and now you can get them at your Favourite store. Wait till you see these lovable Little boy and girl dolls they Wink they blink and cling to almost anything arms legs shoulders especially youngsters affections. These Are not copies but the original Dak Kochan dolls from Japan. A shipment of these Winkie dolls Hail just arrived to the retailer Winkie dolls Are now available for immediate shipment. Be sure to order a Quantity. Over were sold the first two weeks in Vancouver original Winkie doll from Japan Only role in making sure the old boy with the Beard gets to his Destina Tion without freezing and the army has copied the idea. On display at the fort Churchill Arctic school Here is a nifty new known As the x-55b which soon will be Standard attire for the army in the North. The new garments pants and Parkin Combine the skills of both the Eskimo and the White Man. The material except for the or trim is All manufactured. Nylon and a material known As ens Olite replacing the Caribou or seals Cin material of the native Parka. But in the design itself the army has junked Many of its own ideas and gone Back to the native Patten. All one piece the Parka Hood is a Good example. The Eskimo Parka is All one Riece the army at first attached the Hood to the Parka with a Zipper so the Parka could be worn As a jacket alone. The result was a smart looking Arctic Battle dress and Vulner Able gaps at the neckline through which the icy barrens winds Tore. Now the Hood is part of the Parka. Soldiers who Wear the current Parka have found its extends Well out in front of the face and has a wire rim so it car. Be Bent to leave Only a Small opening for visibility did t keep the wind out. A wind would Force the chill air not Only into the wearer s face but also past his ears and around the Back of his neck. And the Arctic wind literally Sears exposed flesh. Now the army has abandoned the wire rim and gone Back to the fir trim the Eskimo has employed All along to form a solid Seal around his face. Canada s wolves will Supply the raw mat Erial. Wolverine fur. On which Frost crystallizes and can be brushed off. Is Best but there just Aren t enough wolverines to go around when it conies to equip Ping an army. Trousers too the fur trim has appeared too. On the Windproof trousers. A band of fur around the Waist ensures a Tig it Seal Between trousers and Parkin. The army s new Parka has no detachable lining. Its ens Olite Insu lation ens Olite is a plastic air foam material is sandwiched Between Nylon to form a weather Barrier. This keeps body heat in and cold out it s considered a better arrangement than the Eskimo s double pants and Parka of fur. The inner costume worn with the fur next to the body. But. Again the army has fallen Back on the Eskimo s Way of protecting himself from the elements almost. Tomorrow s Soldier will Wear Only a string Vest beneath his Flannelette Panama pants body. The new army Winter gear has two great advantages Over the old Eskimo double ensemble. Much lighter to Start with. And while Caribou or Sealskin is Fine in 50 below if the Mercury rises to anything much warmer than 10 below the Man in furs just about suffocates. Furs in such Balmy readings Are of darn hot. Windsor Park display Home open 1 9 . 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Tilt and Here is an emergency that is threatening the safety of every Winnipeg citizen Winni Eggers can boast of being served by an excellent police Force. Our safety our Protection from the criminal the careless or the mischievous is in the hands of an organization second to none in integrity and dedication to duty. 24 divisions of the police department operate in the Central police station 1. Parking and approach 2. Police Carace 3. Public admin. Is ration 4. Police administration 5. Patrol division traffic division 7. Detective division s. Juvenile division 9. Morality division 10. Registry 11. Records and files 12. Stores 13. Communications including Cruiser cars h. Signals in d.11 Dinc "999" and fire signals 15. Crime Laboratory 16. Library and research 17. Police training 18. Staff dining 19. Lounge. Lockers and washrooms 20. Maintenance 21. Mechanical equipment 22. Detention area Caol general by male Security female Security 23. Courtrooms 24. Clerk of the court s office every single division from inadequate space outmoded facilities but. The Overall efficiency of this splendid Force is being seriously threatened by their being compelled to operate in a Central police station that is hopelessly inadequate As to space and antiquated in Many of its facilities. Services vitally important to the Public welfare Are being jeopardized. Winnipeg must have a new Public safety building the present Central police station was built in 1908, when the strength of the entire police department was 108. No major alterations have been made since 1930 and today 323 officers and men and 97 civilian personnel carry on their duties in the building. This situation must be changed. Already it is a serious threat to the efficient operation of the department. As Winnipeg s population continues to grow it will be come an even More dangerous menace to the Public safety. Winnipeg must have a new Public safety building a suitable site is available near the present building. Plans for the building prepared by competent architects Are ready and waiting. The decision is in your hands oct. 26. Published by huh Farmr the of Tizani comm him for pump Protection. C. D. Ciley chairman mrs. Garnet Coulter vice chairman m. M. Wokf Secretary ;