The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 25

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1940. (AH time mentioned are Eastern Daylight Saving). Any Inaccuracies In the programs are the remit of laat-snJaate changes by the broadcasting companies about which The Jevaal has not bees Informed. FRIDAY, SEPT. 13.

CBO OTTAWA Its Kilocycles). 5 BBC News. I CBO program, summary and In- terlude. JO Canadian Press News. 43 Orfsn Melodies Richard Try.

Too Josef Marais. IJO Recital swis Kathsrlns Him. Hum. son(i. 1 rietionsl talk by Earls Orsy.

1 SI News buIlsUn. oo -a Tal of Old Quebec" JO Smtonielta. 00 Wslts Tims. so Along the Boulsvsrd. JO 00 Chamber Musio Jean Lallemand String 10 JO BBC Radio Nswsreel.

Jl 00 National Nsws Canadian Press. 11 1 Britain Speaks Wickham Steed. 11 JO Woodnouse and Hawkins. CKAC MONTREAL a Kilocycles) 00 Amos Andy. T1S Wsltzss.

7 JO Nazalrs rt Barnsbe. 7 45 The Don Juan of Song. 00 Cert la Vie. JO JUdlo Marathon. oo Man About Hollywood.

JS Choose-up Sides. 1000 Lanny Ross. Tenor. le.lS String Ensemble. 10 JO Le Journal Parle.

164 images do Guerre. 11 Alio. Alio. Jes Sports! 11 10 Orfan Melodies. 11J Eddie Duchin orchestra.

11 Jo Al Kaveltn'i orchestrs. 1100 Sknnay Ennia' orchestra. 11 Jimmy Lunce ford's orchestra CFCF MONTREAL fees KUecyclcs) TJo Eb and Zeb. T.1S Josef Marals In Bush veld Songs. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Used Tracks for 'Sale.

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.00 The Bishop and the Gargoyle. JO Xavier Cugat's orchestra. .00 Harry Xogen's orchestra. Jo Dance Music. 10.00 Of Ships and Men.

10.15 Dlnsh Shore, contralto. 10.30 Ink Spots. 10.45 Dsnce Music. 11.15 Johnny Messner's orchestrs. 11 30 Woody Herman's orchestrs.

12.00 Dance Music. 12.30 Cecil Colly's orchestrs. CKCL TORONTO (SM Kilocycle!) 70O Twilight Musicals. 7. IS Tun Maurice orchestra.

7 30 Al Leery Sports Highlights. 7 45 Radio Screen Testa. Is Captains of Industry. 30 Baseball Montreal at Toronto. 1045 rerde Mowry's orchestra.

11.15 It's Dancetlme. 11.33 Bands and Ballads. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM Kilocycles) 7.00 fred Waring In Pleasure Time. 7J0 Alec Templeton Time vsriety show. .00 Concert Lucille Manners, soprano; Ross Graham, baritone; chorus, and Frank Black's orchestra.

JO From Hollywood Today. 00 Waltz Time. 30 Music tor Moderns. 10 00 Don Ameche Show. 10.30 Concert Music.

11. IS Glenn Gsrr's orchestra. 11 JO Honolulu Salutes the US. Ant arctic Service Expedition. Os Bobby Byrne's orchestra.

12 30 Ted Weems' orchestrs. 100 Grsy Gordon's orchestra. 1J0 Sacasas' Rhumba Band. WJZ-NBC SYSTEM (76 Kilocycles) 7.00 Josef. Marais in Bushveld songs.

7.30 Russ Morgsn's orchestra. 00 Bishop snd the Gargoyle. 30 Death Vslley Days. 00 Harry Kogen's orchestra. JO Vass Family, songs.

45 Candldo Botelho, tenor. 10.15 Dinah Shore, blues linger. 10.30 Ink Spots Negro male quartet. 10.45 Dance Music. 11.05 Johnny Messner's orchestrs.

11J0 Woody Herman's orchestra. 12.05 Dance Music. 12.30 Cecil Colly's orchestra. 1.00 Grsy Cordon's orchestra. 1 JO Sacasas' Rhumba Band.

WABC-Columbia System (SM Kilocycles). 7.00 Amos Andy. 7.15 Lanny Ross, tenor. 7 J0 Al Pesrce Show. 00 Man About Hollywood.

30 Choose Up Sides. 00 Johnny Presents. JD Grand Central Station, drama. 10.90 Believe It or Not. 10.4i Tito Gulzar, songs.

1 1 .00 "Sports-Time." 11 15 Eddie Duchln's orchestra. 11.35 Al Kavelin's orchestra. 12.00 Sklnnay Ennls' orchestrs. 12J5 Jimmy Lunceford's orchestrs. 1.00 Bobby Day's orchestra.

1 JO The King's Jesters. George Benoii Appointed It was announced today by Minister of National War Services J. G. Gardiner that his new department would be divided into four principal divisions. They are: Human resources, material resources, voluntary services and publicity.

Dr. Ernest E. Staplegord, of Victoria College, University of Toronto, is to be head of the voluntary services branch, L. R. La Flee he, associate deputy minister of the department, at present is acting head of the division of human resources, handling the calling of men for military training October 9.

Later on this division will deal with the utilization of all persons registered from 18 years of age up. George S. G. Benoit, Ottawa, former head translator of the Senate, and private secretary to General LaFleche when he was military attache at Paris and since he returned to Ottawa, has been appoint- ed supervisor of recruiting- for military training. Dr.

Hugh H. Christie, Esterhazy, provincial representative on the Medical Council of Canada, has been chosen as supervisor of military training medical services. His office will be in Ottawa. lWrt Dofauawa IIIIIU I IviUIIUlIU Soldier Arrested PEMBROKE. Sept.

13. (Staff) Robert- McCormack, Royal Canadian Artillery training centre, Petawawa Military Camp, was arrested by police last night and charged with theft of provisions from the camp. McCormack is the third soldier to be arrested on the same charge in the past two days, the other two, Oscar Green and- William Frederick Zeissler, appeared in court yesterday and were remanded. John Walton, prominent local merchant, is out on $2,000 bail on a charge of receiving stolen goods. He also was arrested yesterday.

The three soldiers are alleged to have stolen large quantities of foodstuffs from the camp. Walton is alleged to' have received them Flaming Gas and Oil Injure 15 Persons PINE CITY, Sept. 13 Four tankcars of gasoline, one of fuel oil and three can of coal were derailed at the Northern Pacific Railway depot here early today, touching off a fire and explosion that destroyed all but one car and the depot. Fifteen persons were injured, none seriously, as the naming gasoline and oil roared through the depot after It had been smashed when one of the cars rolled Into it. The car of fuel oil exploded with a burst of flame that was seen at New Brighton, Minn, 50 miles SOUth.

Hockey Players Must Receive Training Cards With the professional hockey season coming along soon, there are many Ottawa and district players on the strength of teams in the National Hockey League and minor loops who may be wondering as to their status under national registration. It was learned from the Department of National War Services that all athletes from 19 to 43 years are affected by the requirement of military training as any others, regardless of contracts. Official Rnling. However, it is ruled that if hockey players and others have taken training with N.P.A.M. units and the period of training is considered by the Department of National Defence as equivalent to the 30 days which those to be called will take, then the athletes will not be called up until after the 1940-1941 season Is over.

The Department of National Defence must certify as to the previous training being sufficient, to each divisional registrar. The registrar then will skip calling up those mentioned. Frank Boucher, New York Rangers' coach; Bill Cowley, star forward of Boston Bruins; Ebbie Goodfellow, veteran' defence man of Detroit Red Wngs, and Kenny Kllrea, also of the Red Wings, are among the Ottawa players con cerned. Boucher and Cowley, with Des Smith, Canadiens, were amongst those who trained at Petawawa camp recently. In addition to those who play for United States teams, there are scores of others connected with Canadian teams.

Members of the Toronto Maple Leafs all were at a training camp in the past six weeks. Certificate Required. It is understood a certificat clearing players of the necessity of renortine for training will he required when crossing the border to we united States. The new situation, as far as the United States is concerned, with passports now required by all Canadian visitor, is being examined with resnect to nrnflnn.i athletes, and a ruling by the U. S.

immigration Department is expected. It is likelv hoekev nlav- er will get visas as temporary visitors. They will be treated as business men, but must produce a contract with the clubs. Britons Face Heavier Taxes LEEDS. Sent.

13 rrpi DroSDect of heavlpr tny ua today in a declaration by Sir ivingsiey wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer, that it is undesirable for the country to try to finance Itself through the war mainly by Treasury Bills and other forms of unfunded debt. Sir Kinffslev arlrirMcinir ihi Lord Mayor's luncheon here, said ine large sum required to avoid inflation meant a strict mliwinn in consumption, heavy taxation ana continuous saving and lending. "It can not nrofll withhold a single he said. we nave much to endure, much to suffer." KILLED ON CROSSING. MONTREAL.

Knt is AikPs Barbeau, 40, was killed almost instantly today when the truck he was driving was struck by a Canadian National Railways electric train at a level crossing. PRISON FOR POSER. GREENWICH. FnilinH Charged with obtaining money by fraud from a wld6w, a man who posed as an officer of the Investigation Department was sentenced to prison for 13 months. SALE THE OTTAWA JOURNAL' 25 0BERTS0N, TlNCLE ILLEY LTD.

58 SPARKS ELGIN PHONE i SPECIAL i STOP A SHOP SAUSAGE STOBES AXL OVER TOWN U.S. WRITER CASUALTY iff i Wide World Photo GUY MURCHIE, correspondent of the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News, who was Injured during a German aerial and long-range artillery bombard meat of Dover. $15,000,000 tiner Now Troopship NEW YORK, Sept. 13. (JF) Bound for an undisclosed port presumably to become a troopship the $15,000,000 Holland-America flagship Nieuw Amsterdam today was on the high seas after an unannounced departure from New York harbor last night.

Chartered to the British Ministry of Shipping, the craft, which made her maiden voy age to America little more than two years ago, carried no cargo or passengers. The liner flew the flag of The Netherlands. Designed to carry 1,232 passerw gers and a crew of 650, her 11 decks could be remodelled to ferry many more troops across the Atlantic. She has a service speed of 21 1-2 knots and is 713 feet long. Since May 14 she has been in New York harbor, after cruising in the New York-Bermuda trade which she entered in October, 1939.

A week ago she was taken to Hoboken, N.J., for what was then described as "a routine hull-cleaning Extend Deadline For Registration Of Rifles, Shotguns Deadline for registration of all rifles and shotguns in Canada has been extended from Sept. 15 to Sept. 30, the Department of Justice announced today. An order-in-council providing for the lengthening of the time was passed Sept. 11.

The drive for registration of such firearms was started a few weeks ago and penalties are provided for non-registration. 23rd Ambulance Band Returns 'Home' Out on "loan" to another unit, the regimental band of the 23rd Field Ambulance, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, today returned "home" to head a route march through mid-town Ottawa of ambulance corps 130 officers and men. The unit left Porter's Island early in the afternoon headed by Lieut. Col. J.

D. Graham for a march which was to take the men along the Driveway and back via Ar- gyle avenue and O'Connor street to Cartier Square and then to base. RECONDITIONED STOVES NOTICE! At this time of the year, we have an accumulation of used Stoves, nearly every make, many from the best homes in Ottawa, taken in exchange for the famous Hot-Point Ranges. All have been reconditioned and are specially priced from $39.00 up for quick clearance. In the list are such well known makes as Moffat, Beach, McClary, 1 a I a y.

Westing house and Hot-Point, All are sold with the well known R.P.T. money-back guarantee. Come early for first choice. 2-1581 7 rile For 30 Ytart Ottawa' Favorite KJEALEY'S srAsaunu GINGER ALE Osgoode St 1-7781 Hold Metcalfe Fair September 20-21 WINCHESTER, Sept. 13.

(Special) Officers and directors of Metcalfe Agricultural Society have completed plans for holding the 84th annual exhibition at Metcalfe, on Friday and Saturday, September 20 and 21, 1940. The theme of this year's fair will be "Help Win the and a large percentage of the gate receipts is being donated to the Red Cross Society. I In addition to a special exhibition by the Boys' Calf Club, there will be a "black and white" day open to Holstein breeders in Carleton County and Russell and Navnn townships in Russell County. Competitions for the prizes In this division will take place on the last day of the fair. Features for the second day of the fair, Include a free-for-all horse race for a purse of $200, judging of horse races, cuttle and other live slock, and parade of prize winners, band concert mldr way attractions and farm implement displays.

In the evening a concert will be held in the Township Hall and a dance in the Drill Hall. The president of the society Is J. E. Woods, and the secretary, J. Eldon Craig, Metcalfe.

Wings of Youth To Be Released Soon Sixth of a series of documentary films dealing with Canada's war effort from various angles will be "Wings of Youth" a full story of the Empire air training scheme, the National Film Board announced Thursday. The film will be released this month. QUININE FATAL TO BABE. MIDDLESBROUGH, England. Taking quinine left under its carriage mattress while the mother went into a store a baby died.

The inquest verdict was "accidental CHEAPER CONCERTS. NEWCASTLE, Eng. Government-supported scheme to provide concerts for the public with seats costing threepence will commence with a concert in Newcastle. 2nd HIT AMUSEMENTS C'MON ettlA LAUGH AN ALL-COMEDY SHOW for A Vacation from Worry What o' Lauoh You'll Get From "The GREAT McGINTY" Brian DONLEVY TAMIROFF lana Tl'RNER "We Who Are Young" LAST DAY "Wild Cat Boa" TONIGHT! STAGE-NITE LTAtUQFP mis' based on ths "James Lee Wong" series In Collier's Msgszlne by Hugh Wiley The Master or trrme Cleans up the Dirty Game of Murder! at IT'S A HECTIC, HILARIOUS HONEYMOON FOR THREE! 1 trr: XfosVaTt: i. I ssssassssaBsssssaasms.

I "-ssaaa L. RONALD SPRING BYINGT0N 4 CECILIA L0FTUS HARRY DAVENPORTU uiiru rvrnMNrii EXTRA! MARCH of TIME U. S. Navy i 0 1M-1I7 RID EAU ST. AT Lana Turner Wins Divorce From Shaw LOS ANGELES, Sept.

12. Actress Lana Turner was granted a divorce from Band Leader Artie Shaw today after she tesi-fied he "literally flew into rages and left the house several times" without telling her when he would be back. Shaw and Miss Turner eloped to Las Vegas, last Feb. 13. Shaw did not contest the divorce.

"He was always out of the shapely redhead told the court, "because I was late (getting home from work), and he would force me aside and not have anything to do with me. He wouldn't eat dinner with me. He wouldn't spenk to me, and he said that he could no longer stand to CINEMA JHME TABLE CAPITOL "Lucky 13 30. i 43. 8 00.

7 20. SSS. LAST COMPLETE SHOW .00. CENTRE "Girl From God's 12.30, 2.45, 5.1S. 7.40.

10.10; 1 35. 4.00. 6.30, 53. LAST COMPLETE SHOW S.S4. REGENT "The Great 1 15.

4 10, 7.05. 10.05: "Ws Who Ars Young 12 00. 2.40 5 40, 35. LAST COMPLETE SHOW 1,15. ELGIN "Foreign 1.00.

311. S22. 7.33. 8.44. LAT COMPLETE SHOW 9.32.

IMPERIAL "Wlldrat 2.20. 4 50. 7.15. 10.15: "They Csme by 1.00 3.30, 5.53. 55.

StsgS show at tM. RIALTO "Oolden 1.15. 3.4. 9 50; 'Tlrst 2.44, 5 46.8 48. MA VFAIR "Rancho 2 20.

8.45: "Our 3.35, 6.55. 9.55. RIDEAU "Snow White and the Seven 12.13. 242, 5.09. 7.36.

1003; "Squadron 2 23. 4 50. 7.17. 9 44. LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9.00.

AVALON "Brother 1.0S. 3.53. 8 38. 9.53: "King of ths 2.50. .35.

5.50. show 8.10. VICTORIA "Drums Along the 215. "Kid 4.00. 7.00, 10.00.

SOMERSET "The Man From 1.20. 4 13, 7.06. 9.59; "Congo 257. 5.50, 8 43. FRANCAIS "The Thundering 1.00.

353. 7.00. 9S5; "Personal 2.40. 8.40. The above billing and time schedules are supplied by local theatre managers.

OVERIT'S NOW SHOWING and "They Came by Night" "Bod" Iiushton, M. C. Ernie Edelsteln at the Piano. 4 Virginia Vale JACK CARSON WALT DISNEY'S "Bone Trouble" EVE. 25c A PRESENT A FALL FASHION REVUE THE CAPITOL THEATRE Tuesday, Sept.

17, at 8.30 p.m. He his friends. "After his friends had left he would come in and waken me and bawl me out, and say I couldn't treat his friends that way. This happened many times." Miss Turner's legal name Is Julia Jean. REMAND NUDIST.

BROCKVILLE, Sept. 13. I (Special) The unknown man who staged a one-man nudist pa rade last week in Brockvllle, was remanded for further mental examination this morning when he appeared before Magistrate George A. Wright, in the local court. live the- way we were living, accused me of not liking AMUSEMENTS HOW 'TIL Put This On SEE" List! "On of the best pictures of ths year.

A stunning melodrama that should delight all manner of film-goers. Irresistible entertainment. Such a persnastva piece of motion picture make-believe that It should not be missed by sny one." HOWARD BARNES, N.Y. HERALD-TRIBUNE. Alfred Hitchcock's llrJlll I IV1 1 Starring-.

2nd BIG HIT SCATTERBRAIN With JUDY CANOVA D0NT BE DOPEY TODAY and TOMORROW are your last, chances to see The TECHNICOLprft PARADE OF HITS 'visits FERDINAND THE PLUS THE UGLY DUCKLING DONALD'S LUCKY THE DAY PRACTICAL PIG and "SQUADRON Legion Carnival 29 CARTIER STREET Grand Opening. Saturday, 8 p.m. Floor Show Music Tea Room Games $26 Bond Drawn Nightly Come and Enjoy Yourself! i 1 1 I 1 1 20 cents to 6 p.m. STAGE TONITE TED GRAY AND HIS BAND presenting Tl'MLY STRATTON (Bit O' Scotch) wimrLtB untiLL (Dancing ueiuxe) BILL MORI.V, M.C. On the Screen Ann Sothern: "BROTHER ORCHID" "KING Or THE LUMBERJACKS" TOMORROW MICKEY AND JUDY nnnu unnnvVi HI lul HHnUI THDEBUTRnTE' i lewis stoneTmickey ROONEY a 4 JUDY GARLAND I 2nd Florence Rice Hit "THE GIRL IN 311" Saturday Mat.

I Chap. I "Green Hornet" Dalhousls St. NOW PLAYING THUNDERING WEST with Charles starrett PERSONAL SECRETARY with William Gsrian Serial "Overland with Kit Carson" Chapter 11 Eva. Me. Children 10c.

Mat. 15c Today Til Saturday William Holden-Msrtha Scott ray BalnlerThomas Mitchell Ths Pnlltxer play by Thornton Wilder 2nd Hit! Gene Autry "RANCHO GRANDE" DEFY PREMIER'S DECREES. BUCHAREST, Sept. 13 Defying Premier Ion Antonescu's decree against public demons tra-x tions, thousands of Iron Guardists; paraded through Bucharest todajj In memory of Comeliu CodreanuJ slain party leader, who has become Its martyr. GAT I fJ EAU GOLF 4 COUNTXT CLUB ATLMER ROAD S-aSM DANCING NIGHTLY ALL STAR REVCB 1 and Your ''MUST It' A Honey! Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, G.

Sanders now 'til toes BULL 992 TODAY SAT. WILD ADVENTURE! GLORIOUS ROMAN CO D.TJJK1 WALLACE EEEIY-ss, WIAJU'WLOsIJBata MITI "Conga MaistsT Aaa toUsera Added Hit! Irinthrfo LJgJ Starts Tomorrow sf EDNA BEST "Frjaon Without Bars" Kea Murray Johnny Donna "Swing, Sister, Swing!" 14th EPISODE "THE SPIDER'S WEB" MitlstM LAST TIMES TODAT "GOLDEN BOY" "FIRST "OFFENDERS" "ssssrt. ft, fc.1 Sk NOW SHOWING CLAUDETTE COLBERT la "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK" tad HIT JOHN PAYNE to "KID NIGHTINGALE" Matins Dally from 1 p-m Saturdays from 11JD Journal Ads Brief Quick tJJ 1 fear f.s MB Results..