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PAGE 2 the Play Bill TONICHT 10:45 Late News and Sport (a new program) TOMORROW 11.00 a.m. WOMAN'S RADIO DICEST. No change in tims of this popular programme. 12:15 Noon SPORTCAST Arthur Morrison and Lyall Holmes in another new CJRC feature. 6:20 p.m.

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Ill Porta, at Fori it. PhMM 244 WINNIPEG, MAN. Auction Sales By w. h. Mcpherson AUCTION SALE OF Walnut Bedroom Suit comprising Bed compicli.

Chlftonltr, Dreuer and Vanity; Mahogany Bedroom Suite of Bed only, Chiffonier and Oreiier; Walnut Dining room 6uitt, Chetterfteld and Chair, Lacquer Telcphon Cabinet and Stool, Undtrwootf Typewriter, etc. AT MY AUCTION MART 264 SMITH STREET, on TUESDAY, 29th APRIL, at 2 P.M. Walnut Dretaer and Chiffoniers, Oak Piece Dining roon Suite. China Cabinets, Odd Dining Tables and Chairs, Dinette Tables and Chairs. Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Sewing Machine, Electric Washer, Beds complete.

Arm Chairs, Enamel Ice Boh, Odd Chesterfield Chairs, Gramophones, Davenports, Studio Lounge, Clocks, Pic tures, Washstands. Garden Hose, Centre Tables. End Tables. Kitchen Chairs, Radios. tc.

Terms Cash at Sale w. H. Mcpherson, auctioneer Phone 7 181 We pack, ship or store Household Furniture. Pool cars East and West regularly. Estlmatea given.

By A. W. FORDHAM AUCTION SALE of Valuable FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS FORDHAM'S SALESROOMS Canada Donald and Elllce Tuesday, April 29 at 2 p.m. 2 Pleca Hlgh Grade Mohair Chesterfield Suite. Almost New a Plece Oak Dining room Suite with Refectory Ex.

Tahle and Enclosed Chin. Cabinet Radios. 8 Plece Wicker Sunroom Suite. 2 Plece Tapestry and Mohair Chesterfield Suites, Occ. Chairs.

8 Plece Dining room Suites. Lamps. Arm Chairs and Rockers, Parlor TaMea, Bullets. Kx. Tables.

Dlnera, Beds complete. Dresser. Chiffonier, Vanities. Bedroom Tables and Chairs, Rugs. China Cabinets.

Electric Ranges. Coal and Wood Moves, Electric Washera. Studio Couches, K. Cupboards and Cabinets. K.

Tahlea. K. Chairs, China. Glassware, Utensils. Garden Tools.

Lawn Roller. Ladders, together with host of other furnishing and mine, articles too numerous to itemize. GEORGE SHORE. AUCTIONEER Prion. 29 040 nniwiunn sales lilJ.

VvXl rtlVl STABLES 180 Prltehard Ave. Ph. 53 088 AUCTION SALE OF 40 to 50 HORSES Wednesday, April 30, 1 p.m. tpeclatt A Few Truck Load, of Commiaalon Horsss Auction Sale Held Every Wednesday Private Sales Dally DRIVE ALL DAY AND DO MY ARMS But when the day is over SLOAN'S eases them up in a hurry. Not only arms but shoulders, too, get the gaff, when you're all day at the wheel over all kinds of roads.

And these muscles can just about drive you crazy at times with pain. Relief for you waits in the bottle of Sloan's LintmenL Years ago, Dr. Earl S. Sloan originated this liniment to provide speedy relief. Try it once and you'll realize what a grand liniment it is.

It will help you with muscular stiffness too, or when you have a chest cold. In fact, everyone in the family can use Sloan's for relief of muscular aches and pains. Get a bottle today! list LOAMS CBK Kr YR CKPR CKIJC CKCK CJRC WMAQ WLW WON OBL, M'JR WBBM WFA A WCCO KOA CKRB WENR CKBI ft'DJ CJRM CKY WHO WTAM KM OX CKX KSL CHAB CFAR CKCA cjox KSTP (Clip RADIO LOG Fort Arthur WinDipea; Cincinnati Chicfteo Minneapolis Denver Toronto Prince Winnipeg Uoiocs Louts Brandon Lake Jaw Flou. Yorkton and Save This Log) ...640 ...740 ,...20 OU ...1100 ...110 ...1220 ...1500 AMONG tonight's changes: Radio Theatre moves to the 7 to 8 hour on CBC CKY and tonight's play will be Wife', Husband and Friend, starring Priscilla Lane, George Brent and Gall Patrick. Percy Faith, of Toronto, returns to CBC CKY at 8 with his modern music and arrangements via NBC.

With the Troops in England, which tonight might deal with the latest military contingents reaching Britain moves to the CBC CKY 8.30 spot. Jimmy Gowler'i program of old world folk music and dances, now titled Dances of the Nations, returns to the CBC CKY link, to run Mondays at 9.30. Commentator Paul Sullivan whose "Goodnight and 30" made him an overnight celebrity on WLW, now broadcasts on CBS nightly at 10, the same time Peter Grant holds down his old job on the "nation's station." Sophisticated Strings, light music by a string orchestra, is a Vancouver newcomer scheduled for CBC CKY at 10.45. MONDAY EVENING Station Proerams Five to Six S. 00 Orphan Annl.

aketeh CKY. A. 00 Good Scouts CJRC. 00 Salon Orch. CBK.

8 15 Wlahart Campbell, snnrs CKT. 8.13 Salon Group CBC ORC. 8 30 Rhythm and Romance CJRC. 8.30 Topicalities CBC CRK. 8.30 Musical Mood a CKY.

8.S0 Jack Armstrong KFYR. 8.45 Recital CBC CBK. 8.45 Reports CKY 8 45 Caravan CJRC. Six to Seven 00 gweet and Lovaly; Toronto CBC CBK. 00 Lives of tha Great CKY.

ou Movl. Newareel CJRC. 6.00 Jatuea Melton, tenor KFYR. 8.05 Healtn Talk CJRC. 15 Light Up and Liaten CKY.

8.15 Muelcal Comedy CJRC. SO We wart McPeraon on Sport CJRC. 8 30 Reports CJRC. a lo Marching; Along CKY. 8.30 Harpsichord and Btrlncs CBK, 4.

Easy Acea, comedy CKY. 45 Calling All Drivers CJRC. Seven to Eight OO Radio Theatre Georce Brent, Prle cilla Lana in "Wife. Huaband. Friend." drama CBC CKY.

until S. TOO Lone Ranter, sketch CJRC. 4.00 Dr. IQ. quil NBC KFYR.

7.30 Mystery Club, drama CJRC, 7.30 Chamber Music Society ot Lower Bails Street NBC KFYR. Eight to Nina 00 Contented Program Percy Fallh ori soloists, from NBC CBC CKY. 00 Miniature Mualcale CJRC. goo story Drama a KFYR. oo Jury Trlala.

drama WENR. S. 00 Raymond Gram Swing, commentator WON. S. 00 Guy Lombardo orch.

CBS WCCO. KMOX. WJR. 8.30 With Tha Troopi In England, from London CBC CKY. 8 30 Agnea organ CJRC.

8 30 Radio Forum, dlacuaalon NBC KFYR S.30 Cavalcade, drama NBC KOA, WMAQ. 8.30 Blondie, sketch CBS WCCO, KMOX, KSL. Nine to Ten 00 CBC News CBC CKY, CJRC Fred Waring orch. NBC KFYR. KOA.

WMAQ. WHO. ,00 Amoa 'n' Andy, aketeh CBS WCCO. KMOX. KSL.

,15 Britain Speaks, talk from London by Leslie Howard CBC CKY. 15 Lann Roea. tenor CBS WCCO, KMOX. KSL. 30 Dsneee of tha Nations Jimmy Gowler orch Winnipeg CBC CKY.

30 Students' Radio Theatre OJRC. ,30 Gav Nlnetlea Ravua CBS WCCO. KMOX, KSL. Ten to Eleven 10.00 Songa of Empire chorus; Vancouver CBC CKY. 10.

00 Rural Rhythm CJRC. 10. oo Peter Grant, commentator WLW. 10.00 Paul Sullivan, commentator CBS WCCO. KMOX.

1O.30 Boys Town in England, talk by rharlea Siepman; Vancouver CBC CKY. 10.45 Sophisticated Strings; Vancouver CBC CKY. 10 45 Reporte aSd Sports CJRC. Eleven to Twelve 11.00 Behind th. Headlines Allan Ander ir Li "jyi a AV W.

sw WAR GOODS SJt TRAVEL FAR AND FAST Quick Relief For: STIFFNESS, SORENESS, BUMPS, ACHES, PAINS FROM BRUISES, SPRAINS AND CHEST COLDS No Rubbing Required JUST PAT IT ONI LINIMENT son. Trlbuna right commentator CKV, 11.00 Organ Recital CBC CBK. ll.oo Make Belisvs Ballroom CJRC. until 12. 11.1.1 Jimmy Hillard orrk CBC CBK.

tl 30 BBC Newareel CBC CKY. 11.30 Moon RHer. organ WLW. Twelve to One 12 00 Reports CKY. 12 00 Vagabond Road CBK.

12.15 CBC News CBK. TUESDAY MORNING Seven to Eight 7 00 Riae and Shine CJRC. 7 00 Agriculture In ths News KFYR. 7.00 Reveille and Reports CKY. 7 15 Variety CKY.

7.ir Bona of Pioneers CJRC. 7 1 Breaktait Club KFYR. 7 21 Livestock Talk CJRC. 7.30 Reports CJRC. 7 45 Reports CKY.

7.45 Toast and Marmalade CJRC. Eight to Nine 8.00 CBC News CBC cJfY. 8 00 Toaat and Marmalade CJRC. 8.00 Bess Johnson, sketch KFYR. 05 Waks Up and Llva CKY.

8.15 Musical Barometar CJRC. 8 20 Reports CJRC. 8 25 Manitoba Calling CKY. 8 25 Sport Hlghllghta CJRC. 8.30 Women In White, aketeh CBC CKY.

8 30 Band Parade CJRC. 8.30 The Other Woman, sketch KFYR. 8 45 Right to Happiness, sketch CBC CKY. 8 45 Opening Markets CJRC. Nine to Ten 00 Ridin' the Rsngs CKY.

00 Good Morning Neighbor CJRC oo Vlenneae Enaembla CBK. 15 Voice of Memory CKY. 15 CBC News CBK. 30 Big Sister, sketch CBC CKY. ,30 Sweet hearts CJRC.

V.30 Lons Journsy. sketch KFYR. 45 Dr. Susan, sketch CBC CKY. 9.45 Rend for Beauty CJRC.

(.45 Hymns for All Churches KFYR. Ten to Eleven 10. 00 BBC News CBC CKY. CJRC. 10.15 BBC listening Post CBC CJRC.

10.15 Arnold Grimm KFYR. 10.15 Neighbor John CKY. 10 30 Peggy's Point of View CKY. 10 45 Voles of Inspiration CKY. 10.49 Morning Davot tons CJRC.

10.45 CBC News CBK. 10.50 Allan Caron, organ CKY. Eleven to Twelve 11 00 Happy Gang CBC CKY. 11.00 Women'a Radio Dlgeat CJRC. 11 SO On ths Mall, band CKY.

11 30 Peter McOregor, sketch CIRC. 11.30 Pelhsra Rtchsrdson orch. CBK. 11.45 Slngln' Sam CKY. 11 45 Trus Stories CJRC.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON Twelve to One 12 do Against ths Storm, sketch CBC CKY. 12 15 Sport scaat CJRC. 12 15 Road of Life, aketeh CBC CKY, 12.30 Reports CJRC. 12.30 Modern Melodies CRT 12 30 P. Bulletins CBK.

12 45 CBC News CBK. 12 4.V Reports CKY. 12 45 Closing Markets CJRC. One to Two 1 00 Msry Msrlln. skstch CBC CKY.

I 00 Christ Isn Sclsnca Monitor CJRC. 1 15 Ma Perklna. aketeh CBC CKY. 1 30 Pepper Young, sketch CBC CKY. 1.30 Hsppy Valley Folks CJRC.

1.30 Farm Progrsm CBK. 1 45 Guiding Light, sketch CBC KY. 1.45 Momeots for Meditation CJRC. 1 15 Vie and Sads. sketch KFYR.

Two to Three 2 00 A to In Novelty CKY. 2 00 Princess Louisa Fuallters bsnd CBK. 2 no Judy and Jsne, aketeh KFYR. 2 00 Mueie Lovers' Corner CJRC, until 3. 30 Club Matinee CBC CKY.

Three to Four 3 no Concert Hall CKY. 3.00 Philosopbsr at ths Zoo. talk CBC CBK. 3 15 Kaleldoacops of Melody CJRC. 3.15 Wlahart Campbell, songs CBC CBK.

3 30 Our Fsmlly. sketch CKY. 3 30 French Commentary CBK. 3 45 Master Singers CKY. 3 45 CBC Progrsm CJRC.

'Four to Five 4 00 University Tslk. A. L. Wheeler. O.

B. Shew" CKY. 4.00 Secrets of Happiness CJRC 4.15 Backatags Wlfs. sketch CKY 4 1 5 Chanaonette CBC CJ RC. 4.30 Popular Bonga CBK.

4 30 Tropical Moods CKY. 4 30 Melodies of the Psclflc CJRC, 4.45 BBC Nsws CBC CKY, CJRC. Short Wave Programs SYDNEY, Australia 3 30 to 1.30, CSC, 31.3 metres, G8L, 49.1 metres, a mc. SYDNEY, Australia 1 30 to 4 30 p.m on VYQ. 31 3 metres, mc NEW VORK W'CBX.

7 m. to noon. 18 8 metres. 17.8 12.30 to 2 30, on 25 3 metres. 11.8 to 5 p.m..

on 31.1 metres, ,83 8 30 to in 15 on 25 3 metrea. 11.8 mc. NEW VORK WNBI, 8 a.m. to oa 18.8 metrea, 17.7 8 into midnight. 3103 metrea.

8 87 me. SCHENECTADY WGRA. 10 15 a m. to a on 1, 5 metres. 15 5 mc.

2 to 11 31.4 metres, 53 mc. CINCINNATI WLWO. 7 m. to 4 pm, on 10 6 metres. 15 2 4 to 7 on 25.8 metres, 11.7 7 p.m.

tu midnight, 31.3 metres, ,.5, mc. BOSTON WRUW. WRUL, 2 30 to 4 3o p.m., oa 19.8 metres. 13. 5 30 to 7 p.m..

on 25 4 metres. 11.7 7 p.m. to midnight. 31.1 metres, i mc. MONDAY LONDON 4.30 p.m..

Londoa Calling; 4.45. Newa; 8. Questions 04 ths Hour; 8.15. Hello Children, stamp talk, muale: 6.45. News In Frsnch: 6.

Nsws; 6.15, Csnada Calls from London; S.48. Listening Post; 7, Talk, Msttsrs of Moment; 7.15. Starlight, vsrlety; 7.30, Britain Speaks: 7.45, Headline Nsws; 8, Music of Britain; 8.15. Feature; 8 45, Tonight Ws Present: Democracy Marches, tslk: ,15. At Your Request, variety; 30, BBC Newsreel: 10.

Dally Service. 10 13. Britain Speaks; 10 30. News Summary. VATICAN CITY 7.30 News and Comment; HVJ, 31.08 metres, ,8 mc.

THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1941 Violinist Hit By Auto The lamous concert violinist, Fritz Kreisler, was injured in a traffic accident in New York Saturday when he was struck down by an automobile as he crossed a street. Helped to the sidewalk by passers by, who offered aid while awaiting a police ambulance, he was found to be suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries. (A.P. Wirephoto.) Registrar Held As Suspect In Draft Evasion "Racket" By The Canadian Press ONTREAL, April 28 R.C.M. Police announced Sunday that they had arrested Pierre Decary, former divisional registrar here, on a charge arising out of alleged attempts to evade military training.

It was the 12th arrest since police began their investigation a week ago. The arrest, made Saturday night, came three days after Major Gen. L. R. Lafleche.

associate deputy minister of national war services, had announced at Ottawa that De cary had been relieved of his dutiej as registrar. Police said that Decary had been arrested "on the same charge as Jean Tarte." Tarte, a Montreal lawyer, was taken into custody Thursday and charged with obtaining sums cf money to obtain for various persons "an advantage from the government, which advantage is not to be chosen and appealed to for military training and to escape such training." The polioe investigation follow Turks Discuss German Menace (By Ths Associsted preesi foreign office circles at Ankara ISTANBUL, April 28. Turkish said Friday they understood the newspapers for the first time in Germans were momentarily ex months spoke openly today of a to occupy the Greek islands German menace to this country, of Mytilene and Chios, close to the especially of threats seen In the Turkish mainland. Nazi occupation of Greek Islands close to the vital Dardenelles. Ikdnm said "We can not help remarking that we notice a difference between Germany's assurances to Turkey and her action in occupying four islands which lie on the way to the straits." Prepared For War "Our government," the newspaper V'atan said, "Is prepared to accept even the smallest demands as a declaration of war." President Inonu was believed in diplomatic circles tj be in the Izmir (Smyrna) region on an inspection trip close to the Aegean Islands now occupied by the Nazis.

A delayed dispatch reports that "WOM OUT" AND WORRIED Dratiinf around sjach Uf0. if tnsb. t. d.IVja housework cranky with th. children t.

Blaasi.i it tas "nary." lis, th. kwWfa Buy a. Kit .1 ariiar. Whar kidneys tail th. ayilaaa (lata with lawiiiaa.

Headachoa backache, treauentlj tallow. Dsdd a Kidney Pills hcJp dear tha systeaa, frrinf tiatur. a thane gestae, health and anerrj. Ease Utah. Sara.

Dodd's Kidney Pills ed reports that certain youths were paying large sums said to range from $500 to $650 each in attempts to evade the compulsory training. Three youths were released on bail of $950 each Saturday on charges of attempting to evade compulsory military training. The accused were Joseph and William Tabah, brothers, and Anthony Philip Shatilla. They will appear for trial April 30 with seven other men. Police have indicated that more arrests are to be made.

JDr. J. W. Clarke Accepts Call To Chicago Post EV. J.

W. Clarke, for nine years minister of Knox United church, announced to his congregation Sunday morning that after prayer ful cosideration he had accepted the invitation of the Prosbyterian Theological seminary, Chicago, to become the head of its homoletical department The college is one of the most Influential theological teaching institutions in the United States. Dr. Clarke will remain with Knox church until next summer and take up his new post at the commencement of the fall sessions. Expressing his belief in the guidance of God.

Dr. Clarke said the severance of his pleasant pastoral relationship with his congregation was a regret to him. He praised their loyalty and support. "To work with them has always been a Joy to me." he declared. "Our association has been one honorable and dignified and of a fine character." He praised the co operation of the church boards in his work.

Born in Glasgow, Dr. Clarke came to Canada, in 1910. He at tended Woodslde high school and Albany academy, Glav gow, and i continued hit studies at McGill uni versity and Presbyterian college, Montreal. His first charge was at Hallville. Ont.

He was called later to Rosemount church, Montreal, and became minister of the United congregations of Melville Presbyterian and Westmount Park Methodist churches in 1928. He called to his present incum pency in 1912, succession to Dr. i F. W. Kerr.

I Dr. Clarke was overseas for four years in the Great War, was wound at Passchendaele and later received the Military Medal at Amiens. In Winnipeg Dr. Clarke has taken i active interest in many social and welfare movements. His addresses on housing conditions in the centre of the city stirred up in terest In reform.

As president of the Lord's Day Alliance, he has I stood for sane observance of the day of rest. He has. been a firm advocate of temperance and effective law enforcement. CLQRIFV vdur Home 'UJITHv Foe Makes Use frt I amI.Aii ax ms if ui tuiiiiuvcny In Australia I By Tha Asaoclated Preaa TV TELBOURNE, April 28 1 1V1 John Curtin, Australian Labor leader, said here Sun day as he travelled to Can' berra for a meeting of the Australian war council that the enemy had made fullest use of a controversy in Australia last i null in urhirh the aentlln? of Aus tralian troops to the Balkans with out consent of the war council had been protested. He said the Berlin radio had seized upon "mischievous and unwarranted" statements made in the Japanese press that the Australian attitude was a sign that the British Empire was crumbling.

He said some persons in the United States had speculated on wnetner Australia was polling out of the war and that hostile interests, led by Col. Charles Lindbergh, had been encouraged while Fresldent Franklin Roosevelt's difficulties had been Increased. He said that aa leader of the Australian Labor party he knew that "Australian workers and other Australians are united in their determination to give their all in a war which has been forced upon us." To the world I say there is no political disunity in Australia regarding the prosecution of the war, which we face as a united and de termined people. Here opinions still are free and criticism still unmuzzled. It would be absolutely false if our foes mistook the Australian liberty of speech as a source of strength to themselves or if our friends mistook that liberty for an evidence of doubt." OTTAWA, April 28 Acting Prime Minister Arthur W.

Fadden of Australia flatly denied Axis reports of a rift between Britain and Australia with the pledge that Australians will "pull their full weight until victory." Super Fighter For Air Force Canadian Press Cable) LONDON, April 28. A new type of plane the Typhoon described as a "super fighter," has been placed In production. It is said ta have heavier armor than the Hurrl cane and Spitfire and its speed ex ceeds 400 miles an hour. The government announcement said it has a 2,400 horsepower Napier Sabre engine and armament of both cannon and machine gun. Correspondents say it Is faster and better armed than anything which preceded it.

The Sunday Times correspondent predicted It would "go down in his tory as the greatest single seat fighter of this war." DEfJTIST For better looking and better fitting plates Dr. GLASGOW Cor. Portage and Donald Westerners Are Posted As Naval Sub Lieutenants By Tha Canadian Praia 1 ICTORIA, April 28. Three months ago approximately 100 young men from all parts of Can ada and many walks of life enroled as probationary sub lieutenants In the Royal Canadian Naval Volun teer Reserve at H.M.CS. Royal Roads.

Sunday, without ceremony of any kind, they were posted to shore or ship stations as sub lieutenants, having passed tneir examinations In seamanshio, gunnery, navigation, pilotage and other phases of naval, tratntncr HmI ntDliial. ln.liiNA,1 Saskatchewan jacK Bentiey ana rjr Ralph Moroan, Saskatoon; Rusel Kenneth Smith. Reeina: Donald rvUett Whitman. Wvnvard. I Manitoba John Perclval Keeling, Norwood; Everett Dyson Pal matier, Douglas Glen Creba, John Thomas Dewar, Sydney Wood roof Shepherd, and George I Navy Units Ordered To Get Von Luckner NEW YORK, April 28 British and Free Netherlands navy units have been ordered to capture Capt.

Felix von Luckner, German raider of the first Great War days, N.B.C correspondent In Manila reported in a broadcast from that city. The N.B.C. said Von Luckner was reported In command of 12 armed merchant raiders in the South Pacific and believed to be operating from Japanese bases in the Caroline and Marshall Islands. Buchnam Wright, Winnipeg; Walter Edward Shields, Wsskada. immm lav I I 1 1 8 p.m.

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