The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 20

,1 '1 1 1 PAGE 20 Burns Camp Picks George Stewart was elected chief of the Robert Burns camp, Sons of Scotland, at the annual meeting held recently. James Main is the retiring president. Others elected were: John Gulli van, chieftain: Mrs. I. Dawson, chaplain; Dr.

Roy J. Stewart, physician; Mrs. A. Collier, recording secretary; A. Lander, financial secretary: Mrs.

W. H. Benton, trea surer; J. Lander, senior marshal;) Miss Ina Lander, junior marshal Adding Machines CALCI'LATINO MACHINES. CHEQUE Writers SUM Repair service A.

Llova I Clara 220 Bannatyne g.7f5: Advertising Literature I DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF ALL type of Advertising Announcements. Pr.ntere to Particular Prof! COLUMBIA PRESS LIMITED 69.1 Sargent Avenue. Purine S8 327 Analytical Chemists MILTON, J33 Fort HERSEY CO LTD. Winnipeg. Phone 9.S (MO.

Antiques ONE OF THE BEST COLLECTIONS Ot Antlquei in Winnipeg. Phone 42 9.14. J. Ql'INTON MoKAY. IMPORTERS.

314 Smith St. (Next Marlboroufh). S6 242. Auctioneers FOP.DHAM AUCTION ROOMS Canada Blag ODonald at Ellice. Ph.

29 040 Automatic Fire Sprinklers AVE ON INSURANCE AND SAFE guard our premises by Installing a bre aprinkler estem. Cotter 23J Garry St. Ph 92 291. INSTALLATION. MAINTENANCE J.

Davla New Hargrave Rldg 24 7fi.o BOWYER BOAO LTD. PHONE St 796. Automatic Fue Sprinkler systems Automobilei TINE USED CARS SEE CARTER LAI ter Motors, cor. Marpland Port. 27 131.

TOR 100s. VALUES IN HIOH QUALITY Reconditioned Used Cara. call Leonard McLaughlin. Portage and Maryland. Awnings 1.

JONES SONS TENTS. AWNINGS. 295 Nairn. Phone 5 9S4. F.st.

tree. Baby Carriages MAKE RIGHT FUHnFtURF. REPA1HK BaDy carriages rep. 274 Graham. 27 0.29.

Bakeries S5PEIRS PARNELL BAKI.NO lID. ELGIN AVE. PHONE 23 SSI. Baths (Russian) RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS. MASSAGE, (or men and women.

McGregor. Barristers JOSEPH ZUKEN 60S Confederation Life Bidg. Beauty Parlors GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE 129 St (Upstairs). Ph. 27 050.

Licensed Zotos Shop Sorflaten Beauty Salon Beautiful 'Iruly. Permanent Colfleurea. 4S7 Elllce. 73 305 KRECER HAIRDRESSINO 444 Academy Rd. Phone 402 404.

Bicyclei WINNIPEG'S LEADING RICYCLE STORE (Established 1810i New Bicycle and Parts for All Makes. C. H. HARNESS JOS Notre Dame Ave Wpg. Ph.

St 193 Billiards Bowling BILLIARD TABLES. BOIVLINQ ALLEYS, new and 2nd hand auppuea. Brunswick Bslke Colleniler 92 Arthur. 29 077. BURROUGHS a WATTS (CANADA LTD 112 Phoenix Block Phone 22 046.

Building and Contracting ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS CARPENTER Ing. painting, concrete. J. R.

Bugby. 41 155 CANH AM BRICK, CEMENT STUIXO Carpentry. Undtr Plnnlng 401 015 Builders' Supplies C. HUEBERT LTD. LUMBER, 6ABH, doors All grades.

Reas. Ph. 802 583. Chimney Sweeps C. ROBSON 12 BANNING PH 31 972 (City licensed).

50 years' experience. Cafes WALLY'8 CAFE. 2T7 SMITH FT. Clear Lake. Home cooked Meals.

ALSO Reas JIMMY I RESTAURANT J2S SMITH Sf PH 910. Commercial Artists Engraven COMMERCIAL ARTISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTO ENGRAVERS ELECTROTYPERS STEREOTYPERS Rapid Crip and Batten Ltd. 90 Vauihan. Dial 23 351. Custom Tailors LADIES' SUITS FROM MEN'S OLD suits.

Expert work My Tailor, 301 861 Coal Coke Wood QUALITY FUEL FT. ROUGE COAL CO Bth. yd 41 6161 Nth, pd 29 816 Lie 43 Education, Instruction DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 The Mall. Winnipeg. Pn 37 m.

1 Envelopes USE PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES for Victory Envelopes Soldiers' gaddresaed envelopes for Active bervice. Winnipeg Envelopes Ltd. 1 61 6J Gert.e Wpg. Phone 89 6.M Sold tot Cham Stores. Drug stcrsi, Stationers.

VVVVVVVVVi More easily acclimatized to temperatures ot the United States are Arctic animals than animals of the tropics. The high Guiana forests, which cover more than half of Venezuela, yield 600 species of wood. This service. i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES George Stewart S. Meikle.john, standard bearer; Mrs.

R. F. Chard, senior guard; David Robertson, pianist. J. Rodger.

Bert Caie and Mr. Robertson are trustees; A. Lander and Mr. Robertson, grand camp delegates. William Smith, district chief, assisted by George McKay, chief of Mearns camp, and A.

Gibson, past chief of Cock of the North camp, conducted the elections. C. W. Bull, organizer, acted as installing mar shal. WHERE TO BUY Directory is an official guide for busy people who need articles and various kinds of Save time, trouble and money.

Consult "Where to Buy" for everything you need. The Weather Cold Wind Christmas Is COLD wind and a drop in the emperature brought the bal my weather of the last few days to an end this morn ing. Although the sun was shining the thermometer registered only 16 at noon as compared to maximum of yj 36 Thursday. i nipeggers reminded them cplv ee thnr Christ COLDER mas wat jUSt 20 of the week wasn't meant to last anyway. ing the night was 16.

The wind! blew from the northwest at 23 PtaVT I MM Is Port The I I I Cale i miles an hour this morning. MELBOURNE Minister of 'Air At Dawson, in the Yukon, the 'craft Production Leckle savs Aus temperature fell to 45 during the1. night, and at Fort Smith, North wiU ipend J6 00'000 ln air" west Territories, the minimum production in 1912 as com 28. Below zero readings were registered at several points in the jiuimriii atrLiiuiiB oi me prairie provinces. At The Pas, the mer cury fell from a maximum of 29 Thursday to a minimum of 2 during the night.

The weatherman predicted it would remain fair today and Satur day and cold tonight. CAR OWNERS' GUIDE THE SERVICE YOU NEED PARTS ACCESSORIES KEYSTONE I SAFETY CLINIC I Portan at Victor CERTIFIED Steering and Brake Service r.lTVW'finri crRvtrp btitiou Glenwood Cres. Herpeler. Ph. 601 723.

tcmpieie Aufo ervlce. Motor Tune upi. Overhauling, etc. Specialise In ail Mechanical Work. Expert Lubrication and Wtnleriiatlon.

COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE Expert motor repairs. Tune ups Lubrication Sxeetlsnd Elites and Youne. Ph. 34 ACCENT ON PLEASURE A Classified Directory Pertaining to Your Every Wish for Entertainment. RECREATIONS R'tling Academies SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE Henderson Hiphway Stables Ph.

201 668. Roller Skating WEDNESDAY AND 8ATURDA AFTS "'timpeg Roller Rink. Ponage Langside. Winter Sports BE WARM. COMFORTABLE.

STYLISH Wear a "PARKA" this winter Pickles Tents. 3H6 Co ony St. Ph 73 33 DINE OUT Barbecue ODENS BAR 4B Modern. Brautlfullv Appointed GENUINE SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN 1030 Mlsn St. Phone 54 882.

Cabarets DINE and DANCE AT DUKE'S 2323 PORTAGE PHONE 62 951. SUPPER DANCE RIVER VIEW HOTEL. Ph. Hrsdingly 33 or 95 155 for res. LET'S CO DANCINC Dancing and Social DANCE AT THE HOTEL ST CHARLES EMPIRE GRILL Everv Saturday Nisht DON WRIGHTS ORCHESTRA For reservations Phone 95 155.

MUSIC FOR YOUR PARTIES. PH. 55 131 Radio Electronics. Rtes reasonable. Ecsema Remedy IF YOU HAVE THE ITCH, 12 00 WILL stop it.

if ynu like It. stsy with It. Miiiviil Rnneily, 116 Fort Winnipeg. Electrical Contractors KUMMENSHIPMAN ELECTRIC 317 Fort st. list door south of Pottage).

Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE FT'RN C.F.N F1TRN. RE palrs J. Hart. 935 Grosvenor. 44 334 CHATFIELD'S FOR UPHOLSTERY HE pairs.

350 Cumberland ave. Ph. 24 469. I ca, "TO I I II I I aVKO KlOSM III XP R.C.A.F. Officials Identify Victims By The Canadian PreeeJ HAGERSVILLE.

Dec. 5 Officials at No. 16 Service Flying Training school, near here, today announced that LAC. F. R.

Cook, of Newmarket, was the Royal Canadian Air Force man killed near the school late Thursday, when his plane collided with one flown by LAC. S. Toupln, of Fabre. Quebec. Toupin was slightly injured.

Reminder Nearing THE WEATHER EAST TO WEST Max. Mm. Free. Montreal 48 35 Ottawa 47 33 Kingston 63 47 Toronto 50 48 White River 49 45 Arthur 85 .11 Sioux Lookout 47 25 .20 Kenora 42 20 .13 Winnipeg 36 16 las ITt 2 Dauphin 39 12 Brandon 31 12 Portage la Prairie S7 16 Swift Current IT 12 Regina 34 11 Moose Jhv 3 15 Rnttleford 24 8 Saskatoon 24 6 Prince Alhert 23 1 arv 25 5 Krlmonton 14 0 .06 Lethhndee 34 14 Medicine Hat 3 27 22 Jasper 2' It Kamlootia 41 Vancouver 4S .2 Victoria 49 39 .21 FOR WAR IN AIR pared with $22,750,000 In 1941. t.

LONDON A standard lighter of plastic will be placed on sale in Britain to relieve the nation wjde match shortage. Only metal part is the flint wheel. TO SAVE FOR VICTORY, SKILLED WORKMEN. Allan, Killam McKay Ltd. AUTO FINANCE SAVE MONEY' ROGERS.

PHONE 5 221 DON'T WAIT! HAVE IT DONE AT ONCE BY A COMPLETE MODFRN GARAGE REPAIRS SERVICE STORAGE. McRAE A GRIFFITH LTn lis Parry St. Dodge. Dt Soto. Ph.

93 JOHNNY PIPPl'S FOR REPAIRS Inrersoll Service station at Portals. 3T S7 flRrtS'S' il'Tn nnrw Collision Experts. 780 Portage. Ph. 33 100 Restaurants WHAT TO EAT' And Where To Co Let ua advise you that not only you.

out your whole partv wi 1 Bnrl in. isction. A wonder place! Excellent loodl Plan to spend an evenlne and meet Volir frtenfts mt Tlir NEW NANKING CHOP SUEY HOUSE 257 KINO STREET Where Smart People Gather. Air Coo dltloned Modern In Everv Respect. For Arrangements Phona 25 538 Stubbv A Jolly Good Mixer HOME ENTERTAINMENT Care rert YOUR FAMILY AND GUESTS WILL appreciate the finest Bread.

Cakes and Pastries. H. SCOTT'S BAKERY. Ph 24 126. VVe deliver.

653 Sargent ave Professional Entertainment FDR STAOS PRIVATE PARTIES, CLUB Dances and Conventions Varied acts. For inform, ph. 38 500. Fleuretta Mc Cualg. Furniture Used large selection good used fur Security storage.

725 Portage ave. Florists 19041941 R. B. ORMISTON "WINNIPEG'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED IUI1 SHOP" Phone Osborne 386 at River Ave. Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Aea FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION.

Kelvin Florist. 349 Kelvin. Fh. 602 324. Thii Ittture Mppetrt every week in the Colored GO', QOVi'T' THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DEC.

5. 1941 Lip Readers Will Aid Veterans The Canadian Federation of Llp Reading, at its annual meeting here Wednesday evening, appointed a committee to co operate with the rehabilitation board In assisting returned men whose hearing has been Impaired. Mrs. M. A.

McQueen, retiring president, reviewed the year's activities. Mrs. George It. Stewart was elected president; Mrs. I.

F. Cog hill, recording secretary; Miss G. E. Turnock, treasurer; Mrs. McQueen, Mrs.

F. Milligan and Mrs. Furnaces and Iron Work KF.Rl'ILT FURNACES. WROUGHT IHON work Green a Stove Iron Works, 35 Martha. Handbags REUSED.

REPAIRED. MABE TO. order. Mid West Bag. iW Selkirk.

S3 302. Hearing Aids RADIOEAR. VAC. TUBE TYPE N. A.

Stewart, consult't. 966 Dorchester. 49 NEW CARBON AND VACUUM AIDS Aeoustirnn. 11J Phoenix Bld. 32 066.

Hotels WINDSOR HOT FX. 187 GARRY ST. (3 blocks from Eaton's). Reasonable rates. Insulation STOP "COLD AIR RAIDS" Insulate your home.

Rock Wool "Blown" Insulation Free estimate. Ph. 26 tM. Western Asbestos Co. 3S4 Donald.

(anitor Supplies JAMES Pl'RDIE. AGENT. 191 CWENA. rn 21 6u. Everything tor a building.

Kennels SILVERDALE KENNELS (REG.) If It's about dogs ask us. New and up to date premises. 120 Charlotte St. Phone 23 433. Leathe 'GIVE 'LEATHER GOODS' THIS Christmas BIRT SADDLERY COMPANY, opp City Hall.

Machinery CITY MACHINERY COMPANY 7o3 Main St. Thone 54 3a. NEW OND ELKC. MOTORS. TERMS.

i uK ietric, dn jvotre Dame. 24 0011. Musical Supplici (Wholesale) PAULOTK.X" CERTIFIED UROAD kaster" Musical RtrinR Geo. W. Paul Sons.

21n Bannatyne Ave. Music Instruction POPULAR MUSIC TAUGHT CORRECTLY. m. 1 'ine uarry st. Mattrettet Renovated A COMPLETE BEDDING ing Bervice.

western Mattress Co. 29 764. Messenger Service WESTERN MESSENGER AND TRANSFER SERVICE Phone 36 316. HEINTZS DELIVERY AND TRANSFER i iiuuv i jet ioire Dame ave. RED WING MESSENGER SERVICE i jnuen m.

i none 2a o.a. Moving and Storing STAR MAOGAGE STORING, MOVING, Packing Marion A Kenny St. Ph. 301 327. Musical Instruments QUALITY MUSICAL MERCHANDISE at prices within tne reach ql all.

WINNIPEG PIANO CO. S3 Portage Ave. Phone 21 853. Nursing Homes LAWSON NURSING HOME 419 Ward, aw Ave. Phone 41 443.

Office Equipment THE OFFICE SPECIALTY MFG. 353 Donald St. Phone 22 988. Oil Paintings PICTURES OF CHARM AND BEAUTY make the Ideal Gift. Studio: 481 Portage.

Printers ALBION PRESS "THE HOUSE OF SERVICE" PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 4SV4 504 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 39 144. WINNIPEG. A Highly Efficient Organization Producing Quality Printing Call, Phone or Write For Full Partfculara CENTRAL PRESS LTD. 333 Bajinatyna Ave. Phone 24 452 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Bailiffs SIMPSON ft CO LICENSED eV BONDED Bailiffs.

313 Mclntyre Blk. Ph. 94 027 Chiropodists FEET BAD? INSTANT RELIEF. B. Lennox, 316 Somerset Bldg.

DR A 23 137. Chiropractors DR. HUGH J. MUNRO. QUALIFIED graduate of University Chiropractic College, Davenport, 1912.

28 yrs. practice In Wpg. Iarge clientele affording greatest exp. 926 Somerset Blk. 31 179, DR.

D. McPHAIL, 830 Somerset Rldg. Phona 34 466. DR. F.

McELREA. PALMER ORAD. Neuroralnmeter Serv. 405 Trihne. 35 308.

DR. J. L. DAVIDSON M4 Block Phone 80 874 Drafting Service SMALL HOUSE PLANS PREPARED 300 Royal Bank Bldg. Ph 95 390.

Dentists DR PETERS. 400 BOYD WPG. Denal Platea made, re ltned. repaired. Massage and Electrical Treatments Licensed SUN LAMP ELECTRIC CABINET A PHONE 22 861.

MASSAGE STEAM BATHS. Comic Section J. E. Kinney, board members. Dr, E.

G. Perry, guest speaker, was also appointed to the board. Report were received from group In Montreal, Ottawa, To ronto, Windsor, Reglna, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria. Today 30 conscientious objector? left Altona district to commence their winter duties in Riding Mountain national park. On Thursday a group of 30 objectors were aent from Steinbach district Picture and Picture Framing PICTURES.

PICTURE FRAMING, ART Ist materlala. Paintings restored. Klch ardson 33 Main St. Ph. 96 Sol.

DAVIDSON 8TUDI08. RIVER OF BORNE. Highest quality. Lowest prices. Ph.

44133 Photographic Supplies EASTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS SS7 Portage. Phone J7 868. Pop Cora VICTORIA BRAND TINS FOR OVER, seas mailing SI. OS. oc.

3Sc. 33 MS. Property Management IN A MANNER THAT PAYS YOU Dividends. Royal Really, 6.M) Main. 38 644.

Precision jewellers 8AVE 15 TO ON WATCHK8 AND jeweiery, tw KL1.ICE, at Shertirook. Radio Service DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE COM Piete cnecK over, 1. 302 Kelvin. 803 211. 24 HR SERVICE 1 YR GUARA.NTKK CLASSIC RADIO SHOP.

PH. 61 144. Rental Agents THE EQUITABLE TRUST CO. 377 Portage Ave. Phona 24 37 Real Estate BUYING OR SELLING CITY PROP OR Farms, aee Slrfamk.

850 Main. 27 SMI MODERATE PRICED HOMES IN ALL parts ol city. Simpson at Mitchell. 94 22S REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. RENTALS.

iriue sr i Bomerael Ulk. 31 779. DO NOT PUST Hill r.D DL'I I KU.n,. you have seen J. J.

Swanson 36 821. SCOTT REALTY 407 McARTHUR Bldg. Hotels and business n( all klnda. Rheumatic Pain Remedies TRY MONEY BACK CUAKAX. tee, SI hot.

Beverley Pharmacy. 37 772. Rooming Houses FORBES AGENCIES PHONE 21 2. SO Room 8. Alexandria 256 Edmonton.

JOHN ucvuiM 29 264. 618 Somerset Blda Res saia Safes SAFES 4 VAULT DOCKS. CASH REGIS. ters. keys, door checks repd.

Canadian uieooia sate 83 Notre Dame Stationary Supplies t'OMM ERCI A STATIONERS OFFICE supply 404 New Hargrave bldg. 23 4.S4 0 R. BRADLEY CO LTD. 508 Canada Bldg. Phone 3S 81.1 Tires and Batteries B.

F. GOODRICH TIRES LONG EASY TERMS GOODRICH 8ILVERTOWN STORES ELLICE AND COLONY, PH. 37 031. Towels WINNIPEG SANITARY TOWEL SUPPI 3f.j William ave. Phone Typewriters SALES SERVICE AND REPAIRS IM penal Typewriters of Canada, 312 Birks riog.

rn. vi 701. JOHN R. CORDY Typewriters, Sairs Supplier. 221 MrDermol.

37 493. FRKE ESTIMATE ON REPAIR WORK. General Typewriters. 308 Affleck. 23 420 Vacuum Cleaners ROYAL VACUUM SERVICE Guaranteed Repalra All Makes S50 Oshorne st.

Phone 43 4.53. MORRELL VACUUM CLEANER CO. 610 Canada Building. Phone 21 761. Violin and Bow Makers JAMES CKOFT SON, 319 GARRY 6T Instruments, repalra, accessories.

Venetian Shades FOR VENETIAN 6HADE8 CALL MARLFN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 607 Jarvle. Phone 56 653. Washing Machine Service WASHING MACHINE SERVICE CO. All manes wringer rolls, motors. 35 Lanicstde St.

Ph. 33 300 and 22 288 Window Cleaners FOR SERVICE CALL 28 6.19. Dominion Window Gleaning Co. Wringer Rolls WRINGER ROLLS RB KUBBERED Guar. 23 165.

Staveley'a. 47 Arthur. Patent and Trade Marks FETHFRSTONHAUOH ft CO. Founded 1890. Mgr.

C. C. Kent. FPIC 36 37 R. Building.

Phone 92 762 Physicians and Surgeons DR. KRISTIAN J. BACKMAN Specialist Venereal. Urogenital. Skin Dlreasea 703 704 McARTHUR BUILDING 311 POP.TAGE AVE.

(Over Chllds) Lldtea Entrance: 704 Hours: 10 a m. to 8 m. Phone 96 731 DR. FRANK BOYD Specialist Oenlto tTrlnr7 Skn A Venereal Diseases 307 McARTHUR BUILDING Phone 93 075. Hours: 10 a m.

to m. DR GRAHAM WILSON SPECIALIST Venereal, Urogenital, akin diseases, pros, tate, aex gland Iheraoy. 208 Endcrton 334 Portage, nr. Eaton's, Ladles' waiting rm. Ph.

38 013. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. DR. B.

J. GINHBURG. SPECIALIST VeiieieAl 4 Skin Dlet Aee. 403 4 MtAithur B'dg. 9 a m.

to 8 p.m. Ph. 95 025. Physio Therapy MARSAOK ELEC. TREATMENTS.

Man. Physio Therapy 707 Boyd Bldg. Ph. 34 40V Veterinary Surgeons SPECIALIST FOR PETS H. J.

Tlngley, 399 Sherhrook. DR. E. N. 204 555.

ANDERSON. 67 MARION ST. Disease. Surgery a specialty. By Martin mmmmm mm 11 i w.v' a l.rSVaf i (rtn ff TlL lr 1 Tt 1 irsi 1 sa iirsiw.

ngjr M. frTJ pat, off. Retired Railway Official Dies John James Napier, former Winnipeg terminal superintendent Can adian National Railways, died early today at his residence, Ste. 1, Con gress apts. He was 60 years of age.

He was superintendent at Dau phi i for five months before his retirement on July 25 of this year. Well known In local railway circles, he had lived in Winnipeg for 10 years. Mr. Napier was born In Can nington, entering the Grand Trunk railway service In 1900 as operating department worker. In 1905 he transferred to the Canadian Northern as locomotive engineer working on construction between Sudbury and Toronto.

Remaining ln the Central region until 1927 as engineer and master mechanic, Mr. Napier was moved to Brandon where he became superintendent. He was superintend ent at Melville in 1930. In 1931 he became superintendent of the Portage Brandon division and in 1937 was made superintendent of the Winnipeg terminals. Active Mason Mr.

Napier was active ln the Masonic order. He was a life member of Granite Lodge, A.F. and A.M., a member of the Scottish rite, Bethesay Rose Croix, Manitoba Consistory, and the Brandon Lodge of Perfection. He was also a mom ber of the Khartum temple and the Winnipeg Rotary club. Surviving are his widow, a daughter, Mrs.

Delia Parr, Winnipeg, a son Elmer, Toronto, five brothers, Dan, Archie, and Wil liam of Capreol, North Bay: George, Hornepayne, and two sisters, Mrs. E. Woolecot, Toronto, and Mrs. G. Jewell, Lindsay.

Funeral services will be held Saturday in Gardiner's funeral home at 4 p.m., with Rev. Dr. George Woodside officiating. In the evening the body will be sent to Parry Sound, for burial. Miner Freed Of Manslaughter ArFlinFIon THE PAS, Dec.

5. Melvin Hill, 25 year old employe of the Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting was acquitted by a jury in King's Bench today on a charge of manslaughter of Roy Peter Jamieson, In Flin Flon, on Aug. 27. Turning in a verdict of not guilty, the jury recommended that no right hand turn be permitted on Bellevue ave. ln Flin Flon for vehicles going west on Third st.

Chief Justice E. A. Mcpherson, who heard the case, ordered the recommendation forwarded to the municipal clerk. Witness testified that on the night of Aug. 26, Hill was driving his car along Third ave.

when a car struck Jamieson, who was riding a bicycle. Jamieson was not using a bicycle light. Hill said that his first Intin.ation of a crash came when Jamieson hit the "He died of Injuries on Aug. 30. Hill was driving the car at the time of the collision with his foot in a cast, as a result of a mine accident two months before, but no evidence was brought forth that this affected the competency of his driving.

DELAY Groom Jo Be Awaits Recovery Of Injured Bride TORONTO, Dec. 5 Robert Miller, of Toronto, waited In anxious hopefulness today for word that an operation described by hospital authorities as a "miracle of modern surgery" will bring back to him the pirl he was to have married Saturday. She is 23 year old Hilda Pett man, whose scalp was torn off from her eyebrows to the nape of her neck when her hair became entangled in an industrial machine she was cleaning at a war plant here Wednesday. One surgeon said it would be at least seven days before success or failure of the operation would be known. Meanwhile, her fiance wVits.

"Hilda has always wanted a church wedding," he said. We'll wait for her recovery and not think of being married in the hospital, even if she is well enough by Saturday." Father Of Saskatoon Editor Buried Today By Tha Canadian Press SASKATOON, Dec. 5. Funeral services were held at Oxford, Eng land, today for William Harrison Woodward, educator and author, who died earlier in the week in his 8V th year. A liuU atudoht of the renaissance, he was author of two important books dealing with that period, In addition to other works.

His views on the seriousness of the war with the Axis powers were reflected in two pamphlets, one directed to the Italian people among whom he had a great many friends, and another to the people of the United States, whose entry into the war he always deemed essential to final victory. Mr. Woodward, in addition to his widow, is survived by three sons, Julius, of Saskatoon, editor of The Star Phoenix; Arthur, professor of classics at Sheffield University, and Edward, professor of engineering at Cambridge University. A daughter, Mrs. Sparling, of London, also survives, together with a number of grandchildren.

Alfred Stammers, 8fi, 490 Clifton has not Improved since he was taken to General hospital Wednes dny night after being injured ln a car collision. His condition was still described as "fair" at 10.30 a.m. today. He is suffering from a compound leg fracture and in juries to the back of his head. Dies e' A former superintendent for the Canadian National railways, and for 40 years a railroader ln West ern Canada, JOHN JAMES NAPIER died todav at his resi dence, Ste.

1, Congress apts. THOMAS BOOMER Thomas Boomer, 81, father ot Mrs. William Darragh, 782 Wellington with whom he resided, died Wednesday night at his residence. He was born ln Belfast and came to Winnipeg in 1911. Mr.

Boomer had been employed as porter in the C.P.R. for many years, hen later worked for the C.N.R. in the same post, retiring from service on his 65th birthady. He had served as trainer for the Winnipeg Irish Football club for many years. He is survived by four sons: Andrew and Thomas, Winnipeg, end Robert and William, in Los Angeles, and six daughters: Mrs.

William Darragh; Mrs. Lizzie Ferguson and Mrs. Adam Alf and Mrs. H. Price, all of Winnipeg; Mrs.

Annie Harrison, Vancouver, and Mrs. R. A. Gage, Vancouver. The funeral service will be held Monday, at 2.45 p.m.

in the Mor due funeral chapel, with burial in Brookside cemetery. Rev. J. M. White, pastor of Robertson Memorial United church, will officiate.

MRS. JOHN A. MANSON Mrs. John A. Mansoa, 134 Smith 52 year old native of Manitoba, who died Wednesday In Victoria hospital, will be buried Saturday afternoon in Brookside cemetery.

Funeral services will be in Western funeral home at 2 p.m. Mrs. Manson is survived by her husband, a son, Gordon, three brothers, Roderick, George and Arthur Saunders, and a sister, Florence, all of Winnipeg. MRS. DAVID M.

ALLAN Mrs. David M. Allan, 61, 270 Glenwood Crescent, who died at her home Wednesday, will be buried in St. Boniface cemetery Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

in St. Alphon sus church, East Kildonan. Coutu's funeral home is ln charge of ar rangements. Born at Gawley's Gate, Lurgin, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, Mrs. Allan came to Canada in 1907 a'ter her marriage.

She is survived by her husband, three sons, John, R.C.N.V.R., and James, both in Winnipeg; David, R.C.O.C., Brandon, and three daughters? Mrs. Agnes Doll and Mrs. Flora Cox, both of Norwood, and Mrs. Mary Sneff, West St. Paul.

MR. Z. E. DAVIS Mrs. Zella Edna Davis, 54.

Dick ens P.O., died Thursday in Winnipeg General hospital. Born in Blythe, Ont, Mrs. Davis came West wrh her lamiiy ti years ago, settling in Killarney for 20 years. After spending seven years in Winnipeg she moved to Dickens, where she lived lor the last 25 years. Her husband, Ed ward Davis, died in 1939.

She Is survived by three sons, Gordon, Pekisko, Lawrence and Victor, of Winnipeg, and four daughters, Mrs. R. Roche, Dickens; Mrs. J. Fisher, Nelson, B.C.; Vera.

Portage la Prairie, and Olive, at home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Bardal funeral parlors with Rev. J. Rogers officiating.

Burial will be made in Brookside cemetery. MRS. JOHN TOD Mrs. John F. Tod, 69, 799 Dorchester, died ln the Misericordia hospital today.

Funeral services will be held in the Thomson chaprls. Saturday, at 1.30 p.m. Burial will be made ln St. John's cemetery. WILLIAM DOHERTY William Doherty, 50, 121 St.

Anne's died Wednesday at his residence. He had been a member of the Masonic order and Stevenson lodge, Toronto, Mr. Doherty is survived by his widow, Jessie; two daughters, Helen and Lorraine, at home; and two sons, Don, Canadian army overseas, and Frank, at home. Funeral services will be Satur day in Mordue funeral home at 1.30 p.m. Rev.

Canon Goodeve will officiate. Burial will be made in St Vital Air Cadet League Has 16,000 Members For nt Montreal, Do minion president of the Air Cauet 1 tirlMni league 01 a aimuo, eu 111 peg TOuay, reiunuug iiuui 11 iy to the Pacific coast to inspect cadet units of the league ln the west. A total of 16,000 boys are now registered with the Air Cadet league. The objective Is to register 25,000, Mr. Foster said.

The units in the west were doing excellent work, he reported. Mr. Foster will confer with officials of the league in Winnipeg before returning cast Saturday. He is staying at the Fort Garry hoteL (ibttiiary WEDDINGS Morrison Bryce Bridal Solemnied In Home Setting STRATHCLAIR, Man. The home of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex. Pirle was the scene of a wedding, at noon, Nov. 26, when Phoebe Ethel, elder daughter of Mr. Frank Bryca and the late Mrs.

Bryce, became the bride of Mr. Walter John Wesley Morrison, son of Mr and Mrs. Donald Morrison, all of Strathclalr. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Duncan Ritchie.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Claire Bryce. Miss Mae Pirie, niece of the bridegroom, played the Wedding March. An arch of pink and white stream era and white bells was arranged for the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of pastel blue net over satin, featuring a white yoke and full length skirt.

She wore a pearl ornament which had been worn by the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Pirie, on her wedding day. Her chapel veil was held by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet ol pink roses and fern. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony.

A reception was held during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison left by motor on a short trip. They will reside on their farm, east of town.

Bokowskl 8wets The altar of St. John Cantius church was adorned with whita and yellow chrysantheums for the wedding of Agnes Adeline Swetz, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Swetz to Mr.

John Bokowskl, son of Mr. L. Bokowski, Nov. 22 at 11 o'clock. Rev.

Father D. Zielorka celebrated the nuptial mass. Mrs. E. Weselake Olynlck played the wedding march, and Miss Jeannette Klepotski sans Ave Maria.

The bride was gowned in white moire with a high neckline and bishop sleeves. The skirt, fitted high at the waist, swept into a scalloped circular train. Her fin gertip veil was worn with a halo of matching material secured by a wreath of Lily of the Valley. She carried Cala lilies. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Florence Swetz, as maid of honor, and the bride groom's sister, Miss Bernloe Bokowskl as bridesmaid, The best man was Mr.

William Bokowskl. Mr. Albert Kostyra was usher. The bride's attendants wore chenille taffeta gowns with sweetheart necklines caught with velvet ribbons, and short high shouldered sleeves. They wore matching halo hats and muffs topped with a corsage of Johanna Hill roses.

Mlsi Swetx chose old rose, and Miss Bokowskl wore azure blue. A reception was held in the banquet room of the St. John Cantiui hall. Mr. and Bokowskl will reside in Winnipeg.

Essex Ssndeskl The Ukrainian Catholic church, Goodeve, was the scene of a marriage at 5.30 o'clock, Nov. 23, when Ann Sandeskl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sandeski, of Goodeve, and AC1 Charles Lloyd Essex, of Flint, Mich, U.S.A., at present stationed at Yorkton with the R.C.A.F. Rev.

Joseph Formalikyk, C.S.S.R, officiated. The bride wore white crepe gown, and full length veil of embroidered tulle. She carried pink and red Her bridesmaids were her sister, Miss Amelia Sandeskl and Mist Emily Elash. They wore sky blue crepe gowns with corsages of white carnations. The bride's brother, Mr.

Henry Sandeskl and Mr. Edward Seniczek attended the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Essex will make their home in Yorkton.

Thyll Hunnie marriage of Sophie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hunnie, of Poplar Park, to Mr. Harry Thyll, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Thyll, of Poplar Park, took place in the Ukranlan church, Poplar Park, at 9 tim. Nov. 25. Rev. N.

Kushniryk offi ciated. A reception was held ln Poplar Park Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Thyll will reside in Winnipeg.

Wedding Announced 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moncrleff an nounced the marriage of their daughter, Jane McKay, to Sgt.

P. R. de Dines, son of Mrs. and Mr. K.

G. de Dines. The wedding took place Nov. 29th, in St. Mary't Rectory.

Major McDonald officiated. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Clara Moncrieff. Mr. George de Denes was his brother's best man. A reception was held at the bride's home, 236 Munroe ave.

East Kildonan. Jackson Haywood St. George's Anglican church, Brandon, Man, was the scene of a wedding at 4.30 p.m. Nov. 29, when Florence Annie Lorraine, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Haywood, of Sinclair, became the bride of Mr. John Bently Jackson, son ot Mr. and Mrs.

J. Jackson, of Hodgson, Man. Rev. A. Scrase performed the ceremony.

Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a dress of royal blue with navy hat. Her corsage was of red roses and white chryw'he mums. The bride's sister. Mis Myra lUyward was bridesmaid. She chose a dress of midnight blue and wore a corsage of red roses.

The bridegroom was attended by Mr. W. J. Hooper, of Sinclair. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs.

R. Skuse, 139 15th St. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will reside Sinclair, Canada Increasing Pork Shipments OTTAWA.

Dec. 5. The becon board announced today that arrangements have been completed for shipment of additional pork products to Britain, over and above the 600,000,000 pounds of bacon already specified. The latest additions are canned pork loaf and ham loaf..