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THE LEADER-POST. REGINA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933 AGE FIFTEEN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL BLOSSER ITS ON THE AIR Newa Programs Comment SBSH krss, iiji TT3 7 STOLE IT' OBSERVE 62ND ANNIVERSARY ME. AND MBS. J.

GLEN, BRIEKCREST, RECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS (Special Despatch) BRIERCREST, Feb. 16. Briercrest'i oldest couple. Mr. and Jtfri.

Jas. Glen celebrated their $2nd wedding anniversary a short Here are three of the feature! players on "Pepper Young's Fam- uy." the popular 1 serial drama '---irtSlt broadcast each wek dav 1:30 i on cru-ru tseny KrMnA Tounz is only fejk 5 20 but is a radio apent 10 years VJ. ii t-2. oenina me miae.jia,. listeners in Minneapolis and Deaths Happened time ago.

Ow- Fl ing to the IT prevalence of influenza in the commun- ity, tt wm deemed inadvisable to entertain In their honor on a large scsue, gu vI ..1 J. J- ped in inform- ly to proffer eir felicita-oni, and hen, unable come, made use of the tele- 1 'I mi. -it a tender respect on CBC program, Classics for Today," tonight, at p.m., when hia noted pupil. Jean de Rimanoczy, plays Hubay's composition "Fliederbusch' aa a violin solo. Two years ago Hubay died at an advanced age, with many compositions to his credit Jean de Rimanoczy was his pupil in Budapest from 1920 to 1925.

Radio station CKCK has manv DoinU in the far west but a letter received the other day divulged the fact that Ontario fans too, are able to tune in the Regina station. Writing from Hudson, Ontario, Harry Haywood, a former en-j gineer with CKCK, states he listens to nia oia station regularly, mis i nra If l.i no tn Ka IW BMIVtUII UWU 1 I i agement as Hudson Is straight east of Winnipeg and there are at least three powerful stations directly between Hudson and Regina. GIRLS DISPLAY HANDICRAFT (Special Despatch) SHAUNAVON, Sask, Feb. 16. Fruits of several weeks' effort were exhibited by students of the girls vocational school Friday afternoon in the basement of Centre Street United The United church ladies' aid sponsored the fashion show which drew about 100 ladies despite the cold.

Mrs. John Mc-Knight welcomed the guests. Saskatchewan curus Amiu (Pepper Young), Marion Barney is few young men in radio who can ac- curately portray the teens. Most youngsters either have piping tenor voices that could Just as easily be I 3 youngster of about 10 or deep booming voices that could Just as easily belong to a man. ArnaU bits cunis arnau the happy Many years in radio has typed Marion Barney (Mrs.

Young) as one of radio's real "mothers." The program placed right near the top in a recent "noDu- Betty YVragge poll Jeno Hubay, famous composer and violinist, will be saluted with one of 7 Yl I I i URGES LOYALTY CONQUEST. A very happy event was held at the home of Mr.iTO CANADA RY and Mrs. James Burnett, of "Bon-! nie Doon" district, south of HAINIA ft (Special DewpaU'h) CANORA, Feb. 18. A large Mr.

t. Glen phone to convey their good wishes. Presbyterian a church friends presented the aged couple a bouquet of flowers. -Two years' ago, on the occasion of their diamond Jubilee, more than 100 guests were entertained by Mrs. George Motta, eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Glen, in honor of her parents. At the same time letters of congratulations RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY, FEB. 16 CKCK, REGINA r.M.

8:00 News 8:15 Model Aircraft League. S-W Crimson Trail. 6:45 Ralph Foeter. Ine Montreal Orcheatra. 10:00 Theatre Time.

7:00 Good Newa ol im 10:30 Book Review. 9:00 Blng Croabj. 10:44 The News. 9:00 Newa. 11:00 SS and Zfb.

IS Light Op and On With the Dance. Listen Club 11:30 Georse Coutu, 1.30-True or False. OrgaaiaL OTHER PROGRAMS r.M. CJRM Uaeatros of Modern Musie. KSL Joe feoner.

r.M. CJRM Juhnny Bering's Orch. KFI Symproajr. 'SEED WHEAT IN PINTO CREEK MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL ALSO ASKS FOE INCREASES IN RELIEF QUOTA (Special Despatch) KINCAID, Feu. 16.

All councillors and the reeve were present at the February meeting of the rural municipality council of Pinto Creek. Hodge and Bamford wero appointed the auditors. Councillor Williams moved that the department of agriculture be requested to ship a carload of registered Thatcher wheat seed, or in the event of this not being obtainable, soma other rust-resistant seed, to Meyronne, Kincaid and Hazea-more, same to be available for cash or to approved relief recipients. Councillor Wald moved that the government be requested to Increase the direct relief schedules for the balance of the season to avoid forcing the ratepayers to sell seed wheat for living expenses. POLICE CHANGES MELVILLE.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police changes, now an nounced, result in the removal of one of the most popular officers to be stationed in Melville, Sgt D. J. McCombe, to Regina after seven years. Sgt. McCombe left Monday, Feb.

13, for the Regina subdivision headquarters and is replaced here by Corp. A. E. Smith, an R.C.M.P., veteran, who cornea from Regina barracks after five years there. ELECT OFFICERS EARL GREY.

The annual meeting of the Fosterdale Civic league was held Friday afternoon when al business, officers for the ensuing ing year were installed: President, Addison Burges; vice-president, Ed. Bamford; secretary, Isabell Me-Leod; vice-secretary. Glen Pink-ney; treasurer, Phyllis Plnkney. vniiB (t Pi 1 it remember OUR 1 SONG This In SPIEL FEAURES EDUCATION WEEK MELVILLE (Special Despatch) MELVILLE, Feb. 16.

The Melville public and high schools made history with their various activities durng education week just concluded, outstanding among which was the bonspiel held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10 and 11, and won by a rink of high school boys skipped by Dr. H. J. Burns.

The rinks were skipped by adult curlers, teachers and high school students, and Dr. Burns, in the final, beat another high school rink skipped by the student Gordon Hart, In addition to the boys bonspiel of 30 rinks, 20 rinks of high school girls, skipped by members of the ladies curling club, also took part in curling, and in all about 200 were engaged at play. The education week doings, un der the direction of the education week committee, and Principal Wilfred Wass so far as the students were concerned, have been memorable, and it has been amply demonstrated that much can be accomplished with proper co-opera tion. PROGRESS AND ACTIVITY SHOWN (Special Despatch) SHAUNAVON, Feb. Various reports given at the an- Ti th! Co-operative association showed Retiring members of the execu tive were all re-elected: Olof Ny- lund, Shaunavon, president; C.

E. Woodslde, Garden Head, vice-presi dent; Alfred Thompson, Shaun avon, secretary-treasurer, and H. W. Shirley, Dollard, director; Messrs. Shirley and Woodslde were the re tiring other mem.

bers of the board are: Nels Lld-fors and Melvin Blake, Shaunavon. Miss Irene Wein will continue as bookkeeper. WANT FEED WHEAT RELIEF (Special Despatch) CHAPLIN, Feb. 16 At the regular session of the council of R.M. Chaplin, Councillor Ballan- tyno moved that feed wheat be given to 108 fanners.

The secretary and reeve were appointed to draw up and sign a lease with the Hudson's Bay Com pany to lease road right of way at $3 per division in which there are road diversions on Hudson's Bay Company land. CURLERS ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE (Special Despatch) LIBERTY, Feb. 16. -The annual curlers' service was held in the United church Sunday with Rev. H.

R. Vessey in charge. ANNIVERSARY ALAM EDA Mrs. T. E.

Trus- cott was hostess at an afternoon tea in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Tom Gregson, who celebrated her 86th birthday anniversary. III I $iL BRUSSELS Henri Jaspar, 68, premier of Belgium from 1926 to 1931, died Wednesday during an emergency operation in the Edith Cavell hospital here. DROITWICH. England, Feb.

16. Major-General Henry Douglas, 63, who won the Victoria Cross in the Boer war. LUNENBURG, N.S. Captain E. Stannage Walters, 75.

retired mas ter mariner and one of the best-liked captains on the Atlantic coast. HAMILTON, Ont-Capt. Harry Stares, 66, for 38 years choir leader at Christ's church cathedral. Last Sunday the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders' regiment band played under his baton on a coat-to-coast broadcast. Battled With Fakir LONDON, Feb.

16. Brigadier Francis Maynard, native of Ottawa who last month relinquished hia post as aide de camp to the King, was invested with the Distinguished Service Order at the year's first investiture at Backing-ham palace. In 1937, Brlgadiei Maynard participated in the campaign against the tribesmen led by the Fakir of Ipi, rebelling against British authority in Waziristan. Hecklers Active GLASGOW, Feb. 16.

Hecklers greeted Sir John Anderson, lord privy seal with the functions of civilian defence minister, when he qU hen fop volunUr naUona, service. It was the second time In two days a cabinet member on- countered jeers and catcalls while urging public support for the national service program. Labor Minister Brown had a similar ex perience at Manchester. HOTEL BANK ROBBED MIAMI BEACH, Feb. holdup men rifled a bank of safe deposit boxes In the Black-stone hotel and escaped with loot placed by Borne sources at between $150,000 and J200.000.

The figure was obtained by the Miami Dally News from Insurance investigators who declined to be quoted directly. It I Me Alt were received from Rt. Hon. W. L.

Mackenzie King, Hon. W. J. Pat- "terson, Hon. Chas.

Dunning, Hon W. R. Motherwell and from the late Dr. Malcolm Campbell then moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian churc'j of -which Mr. Glen has been an elder for many years.

A telegram of con gratulation was received from Lord Tweedsmuir, governor-gen eral of Canada, also telegrams from many out-of-town friends. Mr. Glen was born in Howick Quebec, 88 years ago, and Mrs. Glen nine years later in the same place. They were married in 1877.

In 1890 they came west and e- toariAl In trii district which has been their home ever since. In 1924 they retired from the farm and have lived since then in the village of Briercrest, Mr. and Mrs. Glen had eight children, six of whom are still Mrs. J.

Glen IT if fen r.M. CJRM Saxo-Plano. CHAU Mailbag. KNX Bob TruuL 4:00 F.M. KOA Easy Ace.

CHAB Barnacle Bill. CJRM MarkeU. r.M. KOA Tracer ol Loft Pereone. OHAB Maur Bill.

Vt'GN SporU. r.M. 1i00 r.M. r.M. CJRM English' Varieties.

CRAB Horace Lapp's Oreo. CHAB Good News of 193V. KSL Kate Smltn. WON Don't You Believe 'X KSL-MaJorBowes. CHAB A ter 20 Years." WlSwi Ore.

Meeting of toe Air. 10:80 r.M. :09 r.M. KEX Hockey. CJRM Board of Trad CJRM World Dances.

KSL I Want a Divorce. Time CHAB Boos. Review. WBBM Joe Fciuier. CJRM Reginald Duon.

r.M. lAnnre CHAB Bing CHAB Newa. CJRM Howie Wing KOO Minstrel CJRM Dane CJRM Maul r.M. CJRM Newa. WBBM Kate Smith.

KOA Rudy Vallee. CHAB Montreal Symphony. wccoDon r.M. KOA Amos CJRM Rhythm and WLW Paul 1:09 Romance. CHAB Newa.

FRIDAY, FEB. 17 A.M. P.M. Session. CEL Tune-Up 12:00 Big Bister.

12:15 Melody and Harmony. 12:30 Newa. 12:45 Cloeing Gram Prices 12:50 R.C.M.P. Bulletins. 1:00 Mary Marlln, 1:15 Ma Perkins.

1:30 Pepper young's on et. l. wnen a surprise party of neighbors numbering about 30 came to honor Mrs. Eliza Burnett on the occasion of her 80th birth day. Mrs.

Burnett was born in Frompton, Nottinghamshire, Eng- land, in 1859, and came to Saskatch-1 ewan in 1910, where she haa since resided with her son. AGRICULTURAL SHORT COURSE, ESTEVAN, CLOSES (Special Despatch) ESTEVAN, Feb. 16. Marked by a aplendid attendance record, Indicative of a keen interest on the part of those enrolled, the ten-day agricultural short course, held in Estevan under the auspices of the Estevan Agricul tural society, in co-operation with the Dominion-Provincial Youth Training program, came to a close on Saturday, Feb. 11.

Oustanding feature of the whole course was the Interest and enthusiasm shown by such a large number of young men attending from such widely scattered points as Alida, Carnduff, Lampman, Woodley, Steelman, Bienfalt, Roche Percee, North Portal, Oungre, Hotter, Torquay, Macoun and Mldale. In spite of sub-zero weather and blizzards the average attendance record for the course reads 86 percent or 43 boys out of 50 en- rolled. Some of these drove a. far as 15 and 20 miles to Estevan each morning and evening. LARGER UNIT IS FAVORED (Special Despatch) WYNYARD, Feb.

observance of education week, a gathering of rural and town teachers, trustees and councillors, and clergymen and press representatives and their ladies was held in the Wynyard school on Friday to discuss educational problems. The problem which received the greatest amount of discussion was the larger unit of school administration. This subject was dealt with by A. W. Miller, councillor of Wynyard, who spoke of this plan as a means ot meeting the crisis in school finance in Saskatchewan.

The audience voted in favor of three experimental units being established. PRESIDENT FOR 29 YEARS (Special Despatch) ALAMEDA, Feb. 18. Samuel Burchill was recently re-elected president for his 30th term of the Alameda Rural Telephone company. He reviewed the business of the company during that time and considering present conditions thought good progress had been made with approximately 60 phones in use by subscribers.

R. J. Thomson was re-elected secretary-treasurer and T. H. TniBcott auditor with Jas.

Bean as vice-president. peaeta is quoted in North American markets.) Emilio Morales, president of a revolutionary syndicate In tho automobile industry. Sllliturmn r(wln rinat I hurl a Je from Oermanv and w.i 0:46 Wake Up and Bing. 7:15 Church of the Air. 7:30 Al Smith.

7:44 New e. 8:00 Central City. 1.15 On the March. 1:30 Sunrise Serenade. Opening Oram Prices 1:00 Memories.

0:30 Kitchenette Revue, till Getting the Most Out ol Life. 10:00 Dan and Sylvia. 10:15 Alden Edkins. 10:30 Mid-Session Oram Prices. 10:36 Charlie Kuns, 10:453 Capsules.

Kddle Allen. 11:00 HaoDV Cans. living: Andrew Glen, of Briercretrt; Ernest Glen, of Kincaid; Dr. F. Glen, of Blrsay; Mrs.

George Motta, of Moose Jaw; Mrs. Frank Collier, of Prince Albert; Mrs. Jas. Cameron, of Briercrest. Mr.

and Glen have also 32 grand- i children and 11 great grandchildren. The elderly couple are remarkably active and youthful 'and take a keen interest in all that goes on around them. Mr, who for 80 unbroken years has taken subscriptions to the Presbyterian Record and distributed them has just relinquished the office to younger hands for 1939. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Glen take great pleasure out of their radio, especially the broadcasts of church nosteianeu), rj. Cresby, CHAB News. r.M. Show. Tim.

r.M. lsianders. 11:00 r.M. CJRM Wnen Day is Done. 11:11 r.M.

CHAB Moonlight Rhapsodies. KSL Nightcap Yarns. 11:110 r.M. CHAB Organocturne. KSL Harry Owen's Royal Hawallans.

Beli'eve 1L 'n' Andy. Bu.llvan. r.M. CKCK, REGINA 5:00 News. 5:15 Barnacle Bill.

5:30 Modern Melody Time. 5:45 Caterpillar Crew, 5:00 Music From the Movies. 9:00 Newa. :25 Miniature Mystery. 6:30 Goodwill Court.

Orson Wells. Graham Bpry. 8:15 Crazy Quilt. 8:30 Uncle 8:45 U.S. Today.

9:15 Light up and Listen Club. 0:30 Woodhouae and Hawkins. 10:00 Northern Messenger 10:45 The News. 11:00 Eb and Zcb. 11:15 Earl Hill Orchestra.

11:30 Sydney Kellana. 0:00 P.M. CHAB News. KOA Amos 'n' Andy. P.M.

KSL Lum and Abnei. P.M. CJRM Wood house and Hawkins. KOA Deatn Valley Days. KSL Burns and Allen.

WLW Nation's Playhouse. 10:00 r.M. KPO Glimore Circus. WLW Moon River. Time.

r.M. KNX First Nlghter. Family. 1:45 The Oulldlng Light. 2:00 Music Appreciation Period.

2:30 Vic aiiii Bade. 2:45 Woman's Magazine ot the Air. 3:15 Curly, the Yodelling Cowboy. 3:30 Looking on the Bright Side. 4:00 Yolchl Hiraoka.

4:15 Dorothy Rochelle. 4:30 The Little Review. 11:30 The Road ot Lite. 11:45 bingln' gam. OTHER PROGRAMS MfsWOafjai IS I'jl rnn uui ivun FREE GIFTS 4:00 P.M.

CJRM Maestroa ot Mod-CHAB English Music Half era Music Rev'ew- 8:45 P.M. CJRM-Yolchl Hlraots CJRM-Communiat Party (xylopbonlst). Talk. 4:15 P.M. CHAB House of Peter CJRM Dorothy Rochelle.

McGregor. 4:80 P.M. 1:00 P.M. KNX Bob Trout. WLW Plantation Party.

CHAB Mallcag. CHAB Oreon Welle CJRM The Little Review. CJRM Philip CodsaJ ju. ti (talk. NOW! 7 FyV number of Ukrainians gathered in the Ukrainian Catholic hall Sunday to hear General Waldcmir Sikevlch, from Toronto, who is on a tour Canada, He spoKe on the Ukraine question in Europe and urged that all Ukrainians be loyal to Canada where freedom prevails, and to give their mora: and finan cial support to help free Ukrain ians in Europe.

He strongly de nounced those who are going around with petitions trying to barm the newly-created Ukrainian country and the Ukrainian move ment to establish the greater Ukraine. HALBRITE HOME BADLY DAMAGEH (Specbtl Despatch) HALBRITE, Feb. 16. Fire broke out on Wednesday afternoon at the home ot R. J.

Collins. Mrs. Collins was in the kitchen, when she noticed a large volume of smoke coming from the front room. 6, mnuicas mvic lua uic iu A tition from an overheated stove pipe. Most of the furniture and other contents were carried out before being damaged.

The house was saved from destruction but badly damaged. There was no in surance. STORE LOOTED AT LA FLECHE (Special Despatch) LA FLECHE, Feb. 16. Thieves broke and entered the Chan Brothers' confectionary store on the Main street, La Fleche, Feb.

8. About six dollars in cash and an unknown quantity of mechandlae was taken. Due to impassable roads from Gravelbourg R.C.M.P. from that detachment were unable to reach La Fleche. Aasiniboia detachment of the R.C.M.P.

are in charge of the case and are at present conducting an Investigation assisted by Town Constable H. Jalbcrt. ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED (Special Despatch) SEDLEY, Feb. 16. A large number of friends gathered at the town hrfll Saturday evening to celebrate the sliver wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Wheeler. An address was read by P.

T. Van Scheltinga and the couple presented a silver tea service and a wedding cake decorated with a miniature bride and groom, Mrs. E. McKlnnon making the presentation on behalf of the many friends of the community. Printed Briefly WARSAW, Poland, Feb.

Britain and France are in a far stronger position with relation to Germany and Italy than would appear, and there Is every reanon to expect the "Franco-Anglo-American triangle will prevail In a tent of strength, should one come," wrote General Wladyslaw Slkorskl, former premier of Poland, In tho Kur-jcr Warsawitkl Wednesday. SHANGHAI, Feb. at Hoihow and Kungchow, on Hainan island, are safe, according to a radio message received at Presbyterian headquarters today. I Among those at Hoihow was Miss Urace Macdonald, described as a VANCOUVER, Feb. Jus- Injuries she suffered when she to common setuic to ay ir many and Great P.rltain aie twIIll-! "ieal antagonists," Hir Nevlle Mender-' win said Wednesday night.

ItOl'YN, Que, Feb. IS. Flie; that broke out at the end of a' Valentine night dutiue degtiuyrd two persons. I They're eur to set. Just Ml delirious, soarieh-1ns Quaker Oecs, the reauls breakfast of ell Mapls Leal Hotkey Sure sod save box tope I of Time.

CKY Northern Messenger. Time. CJRM News. Valley Days. 10:30 P.M.

P.M. WON Bob Crosby Orch. 6pry. KHtlark Haley. Central Station CJRM World Dances.

Salvation 10:48 r.M. Band. CHAB Newe. Lomhardo. 11:00 P.M.

Time. CHAB k.veninj Prayer. P.M. KNX Sophie Tucker. a Job.

CJRM When Day Is Done. Requested. 11:18 P.M. Ezra. KSL NlRhtcap Yarns.

CHAB Jerry of' the Circus. KOA Walts CJRM Markets. P.M. CHAB Major Bill. 8:80 P.M.

WBBM Jaoit rialey. CJRM Organist. 8:45 P.M. CHAB Newa. KNX Hollywood Scrap-book.

8:00 P.M. KSL First Nignter. KPO Warden Lawes. KOA Lucille Manneis. 8: SO P.M.

KOO Jamboree. CHAB Dixon Melodies. WBBM Burns and Allen. 8:45 CHAB United sua-jimmia KOA March CJRM Dance WLW Deatn 8:00 CHAB Graham KSL Grand CJ RM Winnipeg Army KOA Guy WON curtain 8:50 WftN I Need CJRM Rhvthm CHAB-Uncie aiiv mory Headlines. CIRL' OFFICIAL MAPLE LEAF BRACELET Girii, everyone will emry ro when you wear thin beeuriful brecelet.

Hamieomety deetgnad to look liks hemnerea silver, with raiMd Maple Ud Bantam Hockey ClubCrest P.M. CHAB Moonlight Rhapsodies nenina me r.M. CHAB Everyoony Dance. Spanish Government Moose Jaw Social nemeileil is club colours. Voters tar only 4 Quaker Oat tew toss ot boa top end 10c FRMI OmCIAL CRMTi MAMA IW BANTAM HOCKIY CLUB TbinkhTw swell this anurt crct will look leere on your eweeter or wind-breaker.

Made ot felt over diameter. fMI! lor nly Quaker Oat hoa loss (or Quaker Oats box top sad 10c, CT THIS RtaULATION HOCKEY PUCK No! toy! Tho rul coins a regulation weight hard rubber puck lust like thoie used in 1 regular leagues. -Rift for Quake Oat bog (or 2 Quaker Oat. box tops Leaders on Trial for Lives in Barcelona NtCC! Maple Leal tarn Heekoy Club Ring Hemleonic.heavyrinswirli mart Maple Leal Bantam HfMikav I lu fjMf enamel. led In blue.

All the sans will want one of theto hct they see youref Jual think haw much you ordinarily have to per furs spatial ring liksihii. mm) only 4 Quaker Oats bex too ot 1 but top and 10. Mm nirnitrt whistle Sounds lust like the whistle used hy rrteren at the famous Maple Leaf (jardens. Made of ilurdyctimpoaiuoa with carrying chain to prevent low. rut! I for only 4 Quaker Oats boa tops (oc Quaker Oats boa top and 10c.) MoiUeMl 21 fctoeg.

TT NOT MAKING PLANE ENGINES IN CANADA LONDON, Feb. R. Perkins, Conservative, 'Wednesday asked Air Secretary Sir Kingsley Wood in the house of commons whether it was proposed to manu facture aeroplane engines in Canada as well as bodies. "The question whether there should be manufacture in Canada of aero engines for the Royal Air Force is receiving careful consideration." Sir Kingsley replied. "It has been decided in the present circumstances that it is unnecessary for the United Kingdom govern ment to Initiate steps for that pur pose." "Do I understand that he pro poses to buy aircraft engines from America for British aircraft?" the minister was then asked.

"Aircraft manufactured at the order of the United Kingdom gov- ernment will be provided with engines supplied in this country," Sir Kingsley replied. Corsicans Attack AJACCIO. Corsica, Feb. 18. A heavy police guard was placed around the Italian consulate after a series of demonstrations against Kascist demands for a share in France's colonial empire.

HOIXINGER EARNS $1.14 TORONTO, Feb. Consolidated Gold Mines' net profit, according to its 28th annual report released Wednesday night, was $5,633,911 last year equal to $1.14 a share on the 000 shares outstanding, against $3 187,481. or $1.05 a share in 1937. Production for 1938 was $15,496,804 from milling of 1,734,647 tons of ore for an average recovery of $8.94 a ton. WANT MINISTER CHAPLIN.

A resolution peti tioning the presbytery of Moose Jaw to send an ordained minister to this field of the United church at the end of Juno was panned at the annual meeting of the Chaplin United church. Gerald Old, student minister, strongly recom mended that an ordained man be in charge of this field. ANNUAL MEETING BATEMAN. United church held its annual congrega-1 tlonal meeting recently with a representative gathering. The minister, W.

G. Davis, was in the chair. attu tut. is Leof Mi, "let geiMMwe Owekei Oat) te 0 ep ese) eewgy like Gets Ktucu vi using an awawin BllU gunman Canadian, formerly of Duluth, Minn. Pablo Verda, chief of one of Bar-I TRURO, N.S., F.

16. The en-cclona's "patrols" exercinlng its, tire Halifax Canadians hockey own police power. jtearn was Injured Wednesday Francisco Plqiier, anarchist ac-; night one player so seriously he cuned of murdering five prlenU in required nine stitches to clone the convent of the Sacrod Family of hand cut -when a bus hrlnsing the Barcelona. l'a'n and supporters here lor a All the trials were being con- Nova Scotia senior league semi-ducted by "councils of war." final game with Truro Bearcats Specifically. Barrlobero wa.

turned over In a 15-foot ditch 30 charged with loaning "revolu- mlle hrc- (By AuiOflated I'res) BARCELONA, Feb. Spanish government leaders went on trial tor their lives Wednesday while only military formalities stood between Eduardo Barrlobero, first president of Madrid-Barcelona peoples' tribunals, and an insurgent tiring squad. Barriobero, 61-year-old anarchist lawyer, was sentenced to death Tuesday night by an insurgent military tribunal In the same room of the palace of justice where he himself once pronounced death sentences on insurgent sympathizers. He will be executed as soon as the captain general of the military district formally approves the sentence. Barrlobero, who told the military court he could have escaped before Barcelona fell Jan.

26 but preferred to remain, was the flint to get the death sentence from the insurgent conquerors of this Calaionian Lt vttiien, eyi. ewe Iks Moeie Leah. Wise mothers everywhere sro min which your body mutt serving Quaker Oats every day replenish every dgy. And Quaker for health and economy, ror Osts is rich in ctrbohydrstet for Quaker Oau is the ncheet, thrifty cnergy-drivs, proteins to build source of precious "Thiamin muscles, and bodybuilding (Vitamin Bl) the food elcoicot minerals tool Yet each delicious essential to good health and Quaker Oats btcakfast costs lets itesdy nervei the vital Vits- than one cent I Order package of delicious QuekerOaU freej your greer right tway States Today. KNX Harry Owen Royal staler.

Hawaiian. Toddington, W. Cooffcf, T. Gibbs, W. Kcrwln, Stan Rivers, A.

C. Rivers, K. Hirst, H. Rivers, G. Walker, E.

Brazier, F. Fowlc, G. Crose, W. Lambert, A. G.

Chick. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Hanes, Fourth avenue northeast, celebrated the sliver anniversary of their wedding Saturday when guests called to offer them best wishes. Mrs. W. Balshaw and Mis. H.

W. Brinkwortb, both of Regina, were among the callers. Thomas W. Llndeiay, Vancouver, in spending a few days in Moose Jaw with friends. BURN CHURCH MORTGAGE ATKAMSACK (Special Despatch) Feb.

16. Burning a church mortgage rthould he unusual any time, but to be able to do it in the difficult times has Just been the happy experience of the congregation of Westminster Memorial United church. In a unique ceremony in which the present minister, Rev. E. Rainey and past presidents of the ladies' aid participated, the mortgage on Kamwack splendid church structure was destroyed, aa a large congregation looked on with approval and satluiaction.

H.AV ED DILKK. The play, "Cheerio 'My Dearlo," sponsored by the Young People's club, was present- ed to a largo audience. (Leader-Foot Moose Jaw Bureau) MOOSE JAW, Feb. and Mrs. Ronald Mclntyre have returned to their home, 30 Stadacona street west, from a vacation spent at the Pacific coast.

Mrs. W. A. Thomson will leave next week to Join her husband at Winnipeg, where they will make their home. see A smoker and concert will be held Thursday evening in the sergeants' mess room at the armory by the garrison N.C.O.'s.

The program will commence at 8 o'clock, Miss Dorothy Hassett, Winnipeg, was the weekend gucat of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hassett.

see Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lambert celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Friday at their home in the armories, when they entertained many friends during the evening.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. T. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Grazier, Mr. and Mis. C. Cooper, Mrs.

V. Finch, Mrs. J. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Wlliams, J. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Cross, Mr. and Mrs. K. Pollard, Mr. and Mrs.

F. Brook, Mr. and Mrs. H. Heggle, Mr.

and Mrs. F. B. Iliiart. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs W. Walker, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Dalke, Mrs.

Skidmore, Mrs. Rivers, Doris Cooper, Edna Eell, Moyra Lam- bert, Margaret HegKic, Margaret Pollard, Doreen Lambert, Blanche Eveicd, Beth Toddington. Laura Lambert, Edith McKlnnon, Alice Lambert, Owen William Kathleen Walker, W. Warden, T. Inglby, Alt tire A.

M. Mangon In supreme court: 8 r1" nd checked below (maridiitincdr in the qusr oppotiie In-j WcdneMny took Judicial notire of; 0" tho pievalencc of women's hlRh-, MrMRreiuis Girls Division PI Reeled show when he awarded llrv 8 Boys Division lj 1 bo I Annie riregson $832 damages OFFICIAL RINQ 4 box topi (or I box. top sad 10c) gainst the city of Vancouver for! OFFICIAL BRACELET 4 box toot for ir I I ii i i it. top and 10c) Maple Leaf Bantam Hockey Club, Boa 8 REFEREE'S WHISTLE HOCKEY PUCK. OFFICIAL CREST.

8 Nam. AiidrtM-8 Cy tlonary" military tribunals In Bar Kuantah government Jewels The chief staff comnnstar, Han tlka-o Alverez. Id he had mihrnlt corps, to authorities to prove the celona which his accusers said sentenced to death hundreds of urgent sympathizers in the early! days of the war. Ofltcer Arreatetl PERIPIfLNAN, Fran-. Feb.

18 mono wno went on iriai weunes-, prtnF French authorities Weilne caught her heel on a suburban side-day were charged with high revo- frw oflk.r. walk. luUonary crimes. They were: Urresttnl. here by pul hn their! plrmIV Emilio Ventura, a president of the an1 FrK BERLIN, freb.

It con 100, Saskatoon, Saak, I A box tops (or box top and lot) 5 box tops (or 2 box topi and 10c) i box tops (or 1 box top and itk) -JW- 3011 government peoples' court who crammed with and riches. accused of signing many death warrants. Manuel Gatrido, president of from Enrltiue first re volutionary committee or-! Lister and Lieut. -Col. Modesto, chief ganlssed In the asuemhly plant of'uf tne Ooverntnent Army OBKaassaeeiaeBayaB-wayM General Motois In Barcelona after woikers "collectivized" and took control of that establishment.

He was charged with embezzlement of pesetas. (No rate for the arrested men wero carrying the, the 40. room Kouynattde hotel; I Jewell from Klgueras to tho Hpan-learly Wrxlnestuiy, cmwlng damage; jlah consulate at I'oipignan under 'estimated at J2WW) and Injuiingi orders..