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SATURDAY. FEB. 13, DR. JACOB and Associates Dentists WINNIPEG I BRANDON Portagt Avl. I 939 Roiter Av.

Montgomery Bidg. I Hours Dally: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Casualty List ARMY OVERSEAS! By Th cndin Presi iHOSKIN, Edward David Ersklne. OTTAWA, Feb.

19. The Cana Mrs. Dorothy Emma Eliza dian (Active) Army Friday issued beth Hoskin (mother), 91 Har its 430th casualty list of the war, vard Winnipeg, containing 113 names and including) MISSING 10 other ranks killed in action, onej Royal Canadian Artillery: officer and 11 other ranks dead of Donald Francis, wounds, one officer and 20 other ranks dead and one officer missing. Following is the latest list: OFFICERS DIED OF WOUNDS New Brunswick Regiment: MORGAN, flugh Guthrie, Lieut Saint John. DIED Royal Canadian Engineers: HERTZBERG, Charles Sumner Lund.

Malor General, Toronto. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps: Toronto. Capt. Western Ontario Regiment: T. Thomas Henry Ottawa.

WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps: MARASKAS, Louis, Belle ville. SPEERS, Clarence Ernest, Toronto. (Wife overseas). Western Ontario Regiment: ARTTNDALE. William Russell, Kitchener.

McNAIR, Clarence Johnstone. Toronto. Central Ontario Regiment: PALLETT, George Leslie, Toronto. Eastern Ontario Regiment: PETERS, Frederick Charles. Mrs.

Gwendolyn Dorcas Peters (wife), 620 Lipton Winnipeg. Quebec Regiment: ATTO. Frederick Blake, Montreal. New York WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN KILLED IN ACTION Eastern Ontario Regiment: ALLEN, William; Gordon, Yarker, Ont. Quebec Regiment: OFNER, Sidney, Outremont, Qup.

Regiment de Quebec: BLAIS, Pierre, Causapscal Que. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Regiment: WIGGLESWORTH. Graham Gur gon, Liverpool, N.S. Manitoba Regiment: WOLINSKY, Lone, H20612, Mrs. Roza Wolinsky (mother), 178 Burrows Winnipeg.

Saskatchewan Regiment: YOUNG. Ralph. L1539, John Young (brother), North Battle ford, Sask. HARRINGTON, William, L2383, Mrs. Margaret Strand (sister), 117 2nd st.

Saskatoon. Alberta Regiment: BROTHERTON. William Elmr, M11122. Georg C. Brothertnn (father), 178 8th st.

N.E., Medicine Hat. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: PAIGE, Herbert Melvin, Armd'S P7479, Mrs. Lillian Paige (mother), 846 Columbia Kamloops. II MARES WX a I. mi r.

rzi i i Wnit more SJTiSTying xnn r.i.j Muw jr ni with nastrv that 1 a limply melts in one's mouth? That why I I It pays to use TENDERFLAKE tha newer. I I better lard, made by a new process. If" Yes, pies and pastries made from TENDER ALi', FLAKE are really delieious and certain cake recipe too. TENDERFLAKE has a V'r4' 1 sweet, neutral flavor. And it creams better, Al works up easier and keeps for weeks on end.

pVyPl MLE fiE RCIP The next time at the store, don't just ask I I ppt, I for lard, ask for Maple h'stZZHA Leaf T.ndernake Pur. Lard. jf 1,, l.fiZZt PRO DB or A PACKERS Montreal. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE PAGE 3 "Lively" Session Is Predicted For Ontario Government's Fate Hangs On Liberal Stand (By Thi Canadian Pru TORONTO. Feb.

19 The first session of Ontario' 2Ut legislature open Tuesday and some political quarters predict it may go as one of the liveliest since Me stormy days when Mitchell F. Hepburn was premier. The political significance of the session will be unprecedented in Ontario at least, end for three reasons: 1. Premier George Drew's Pro gressive Conservative government goes into its first session since its e'ection last August, in the min orty, commanding at most only 35 votes in the 90 memoer House 2. The session marks the "big" test in Ontario for the C.C.F.

party which under the leadership of young, law schooled E. B. Jolliffe, forms the official opposition for the first time with 34 seats. 3. Fate of the government depends on the attitude of the 15 Liberal members under former Tremier Harry C.

Nixon, who hold balance of power. While Mr. Nixon has made no statement, the Liberal attitude vps defined at a recent caucus hich decided to support any legislation the Liberals deemed to be in the best interests of the province. However, Premier Drew says he will not cut his political cloth to fit any Liberal pattern. "I believe our program of legislation meets with the confidence and trust of the people," he said last Saturday in an address at London, Ont.

"Regardless of any political expediency, we intend to present the legislation we intended and leave it to the legislature to deelde. We will not condition our legislation upon expediency but will stand or fall on the program we have mapped out." Mr. Jolliffe, whose C.C.F. party ebcted only one member in 1934, is reticent about his party's posi on. "Not having seen any of the fivernment's proposed legislation it is not possible for me to make anv comment at this time as to hat kind of a reception it will get," he said this week in an inter view.

Reporter Assaulted By Tht Ctntdltn Preni VfnNTPFAT. Flv 10. Stnliv Mantrop, reporter for the Montreal Edward William, far, suffered bruises and shock, F.iday night, after he was set upon a group of men outside the Barns of Montreal tramways. was covering a strike of tram v.ay employes at the time. QUALIFY FOR GOLD FISH CLUB: This crew of the Canadian Bomber Group's Bluenose squadron qualified for membership in the Gold Fish club when they had to "ditch their kite" In the North Sea after It had been severely damaged in a raid over Leipzig.

The boys are all N.C.O.s and they are shown above back at their home base, making their report to the intelligence officers. Sixth from the left in the picture and sitting down is Sgt. Michael Habiluk, 22, of 1006 Manitoba Winnipeg, who is the mid upper gunner in the crew. Their bomber was damaged by heavy flak which severed the fuel pipes and caused a serious petrol leak. "I heard the dull thud below my feet and felt the kite bounce as the flak hit us," Sgt.

Habiluk said. "Soon after 1 saw petrol streaming from the port wing tanks." Petrol began to stream out of the rear end. Then one of the engines stnpied and the aficraft began to lose height. They were short of gas and a vote was taken whether they would bail out over enemy territory or wait till they had to ditch the bomber over the North Sea. They had decided to hang on till their fuel gave out, when a second engine packed up.

An S.O.S. call was sent out and after three attempts, the pilot finally landed the aircraft in the water without injuring any of the crew. They clambered out of the escape hatch to their dinghy. An hour later a corvette which had picked up their S.O.S. came to their rescue.

They were taken to a coastal fighter aerodrome and finally arrived back at their home base three days after they had set out to bomb Leipzig. (R.C.A.F. Photo.) Reconnaissance Units: GOLD, Arthur, Toornto. DIED OF WOUNDS Royal Canadian Artillery: BENNETT. William Montgomery, iangton, Ont.

BRICK. William Thomas, eterborough. Royal Canadian Engineers: EDWARDS, Victor Joseph. roronio. Western Ontario Regiment: CORDELL, Donald George James, btratford.

Central Ontario Regiment: TUCKER. William Joseph, Pte Parry Sound. Regiment de Quebec: GIGUERE. Joseph Llonal Odilon, Montreal. GOUIN, Alfred, Labelle, Que.

N.S. McCLUSKY. Falls, N.B. New Brunswick Reolment: WHITE, John Robert Henrv Fredericton. DIED Canadian Armoured Corps: PITRE, Neri Gerald, Monc ton.

Canadian Armoured Corps: CULLEY, John Kitchener. M50313, Mrs. Ada Thlnnrell (sister), Cadomin, Aita. McNEILAGE. Gordon Richard, MePHERSON, Douglas Alexander, Chathalm, Ont.

PATTERSON, John Aloyslous. Chevy Chase, Man land. MACDONALD. Allan Forbes, west Bay N.S. WALKER, William Young.

B19801, Mrs. Mary Walker mother), Hamilton. Royal Canadian Corps of Sionals: COZZOLINO. Thomas Joseph, Montreal. SLACK, Elias Alvord, Folly Western Ontario Reolment: BURK.

Clayton Stuart, St. xnomas. Central Ontario Regiment: STEVENS, Ambrose. Orlllia. Eastern Ontario Regiment: CORRIE.

William James. C102946, William Corrie (father). 14R4 Alexander Winnipeg. MeGREGOR, Kenneth, Lind say. Regiment de Quebee: DESROSIERS.

Armand, Pte. (Ad dress unknown.) Alberta Regiment: GOODFELLOW. Robert Wilfred Ross. M38468, Mrs. Christine Goodfellow (mother), Drum neuer.

Hoyal Canadian Army Service Corps: DOHERTY. Gerald Patrick, Montreal. Royal Canadian Army Medical lorps: JOHNSON. Harry Leslie. Pte.

K69641, Mrs. Ethel Kate Johnson (mother), 2857 E. 2nd Vancouver. MILLER, Harry Gordon, H57952, Mrs. Doris L.

Miller (wife), 21B Fort Garry Court, Winnipeg. WISSEL, William, Westboro, Ont. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: MORIARITY. Edward Thomas, Hamilton. RENFREW, Robert Stewart.

K50376, Mrs. Gladys M. Renfrew 'wife), 2238 Forbes Victoria, B.C. DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Regiment: MeKTNNON, James Angus, Glace Bav. N.S.

SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Reconnaissance Units: GAGNON, Jean Louis, Lauzon, Que. WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps: CARETTE, Jean Marc, Montreal. DAVIOSON, Mark. Toronto. DUPUIS, Joseph, Toronto.

FRENCH, Earl Clifford, Frankford, Ont. McCALLUM. Archibald Fulton Me Arthur. M17389. Mrs.

Elizabeth MeCallum (mother), Vilna, Aita. McDONALD. John Alexander, Argyle, Ont. MARCH AND, John, Verdun, Que. MELNYCHUK.

M27 283, George Melnychuk (father), Sheho. Sask. POULIN. Roland Joseph Alphonse. Kapuskasir.g, Ont.

THOMPSON. Kenneth Alfred, London. Ont. TOPPING. Harold Eric, Meaford.

Ont. WHITEHEAD, Herbert Howard, K38600, Mrs. Emily Schind ler (mother), Grlndrod, B.C. WILLIAMS. Alfred James, M63293, Mrs.

Solfrid C. Williams (wife), Kingman, Aita. Royal Canadian Artillery: CRIGHTON, David Anderson, Gnr M171, Mrs. Jessie Crighton (mother), 422 West st. Leth brldge.

HUFF, Leonard Millington, Havwards Heath, Sussex. MACDONALD, Charles Austin, West River, N.S. MAHONEY, James Edgar, Lachine, Que. POTTER. Charles Herbert Mau rice, Cartierville, Que, Royal Canadian Engineers: MANN.

Joseph, Ottawa. Western Ontario Regiment: BILTON. Wilfred William, Gait. HEBERT. Harry.

River. Ont. PALMER. Ernest Garfield. St.

Catharines. Central Ontario Regiment: BISHOP. Edward Albert, Toronto. CLARK. Phillip Thomas," Stanford Centre, Ont.

i CUNNINGHAM, William, Toronto. Central Ontario Regiment: FRASER, David Victor, Po wassnn, Ont. HORTON, John Charles, Toronto. Eastern Ontario Regiment: DELYEA, Frederick Everett Bancroft, Ont. Sgt.J Lcpi Jean Lnngtin (father).

(Address unknown.) PARENT, Joseph Charles Edouard, Port Alfred, Que. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Regiment: HAMILTON, Earl Albert, Litchfield, N.S. NEWELL, Edgar Clarence, Svdnev, N.S. STANLEY, John Robert, Charlottetown. New Brunswick Regiment: CAVANAUGH.

Gerald George, South Devon, N.B rt.lMAC.AN Nelson. Pte Mrs. Annie Stanley (mother), 721 Leishman Vernon, YANCHUK, Alexander, Hll 058, George Yanchuk (brother), R.R. No. 1, Fort William (wife overseas.) Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: NUTT.

Calvert Thomas, To ronto. PINDER, John Norman, Dun dns, Ont. Reconnaissance Units: CRAIG, William George Bennle, K52664, Mrs. Agnes Craig (mother), 2442 East 6th Vancouver. WOUNDED, REMAINING ON DUTY Royal Canadian Engineers: FOLEY, Patrick Henry, M54237, Mrs.

Velma Ruth Foley (wife), Dunstable, Aita. Central Ontario Regiment: MAHAGAN. Frank, Port Col bourne. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED WOUNDED New Brunswick Regiment: HOTHAM. Paul Emery, Kil burn, N.B.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION NOW REPORTED MISSING Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Regiment: DELORIE, Kevin Joseph, F60654, Mrs. Catherine Delorie (mother), Newport, P.E.I. Eisenhower Receives Russia's Highest Award By Th Cnilln Prm LONDON, Feb. 19. Russia has awarded Gen.

Dwlght D. Eisenhower, commander of the Allied invasion forces, the Order of Suvorov, first diss, the Moscow radio said Friday night. The order Is the highest military award given by Russia and is presented only to commanders. At the same time Moscow broadcast recorded by the Soviet Monitor announced that a number of high decorations had been awarded to British seamen for bringing supplies to the nation. j7 Member of the executive Corporation Tax Exemption Rule Modified C52S0, Peter Kllppenstien ther).

Altona, Man. (Wife over OTTAWA, Feb sens hadtiv Pnu Fmprson 1 40 percent, 19 Cor lllfly continue iniv Lemable, Ont. (Wife oversea ing cnaniauie i oiunuuuuns Regiment de Quebec: vlp 0 the average of their tou. B. DELISLE, Romeo, Quebec.

DUPLAIN, Joseph Louis Nazaire. Rouyn. Janvier De Joly, Que. LONGTIN, Lucien. D5715.

10 JUiy, wunuui, ueinjs afTected by the finance depart ment's new rule on tax exemptions, Finance Minister Ilsley announced in the House of Commons Friday. It was a modification of the ar rangement announced Jan. 31 which said from then on no com pany, by charitable contributions, could obtain a tax advantage greater than that of a business not suhiect to the 100 percent excess profits tax. Deductions For Charity The present law allows a company to deduct charitable contri butions up to 5 percent of its iwifo nivriiAi When the corporation tax rate Nova Scotia and Prince Edward GAUVIN, Emerie Joseph, Fox was 15 percent that meant the Island Regiment: 1 Creek B. I government was subsidizing such HILLIARD, Leslie, Florence.

I GILKS Ravmond. Pte Barkers contributions to the extent of 15 Pnint NR I cents on the dollar. ISow the George, Grand GRONDIN. Gilbert, Edmund minimum corporation tax rate la ston. Manitoba Regiment: CHUKRA.

William. HS00' Firms subject to the 100 percent excess profits tax paid their chart Mike Chukra (father). Sundown' table contributions out of funds Man. which would otherwise go to the British Columbia Regiment: i treasury, said Mr. Ilsley.

TAYLOR, Barney, No change In Principle Kooeri layior No chanRe will be made in the ALLAN, iy eeneral principle of the amend L1804, (mot LOUCKS, L704; (mother). 1452 Regina. Alberta Regiment: company made charitable contributions totaling $8,000 in one year MALINAUUHIV. N. jonn would 1 M3715(l MiS.

Joscor Ma" onnf) 1hpn ne aowe(ilJ Naughton (wife), 11237 88tn t0 rontnul to fu Edmonton Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps: STANLEY. William, K71155, and $12,000 in the other, its aver advantace on $10000 of contrihu tions In fiscal periods ending aftei Jan. 31, 1944. "The proposed limitation which I announced Jan. 31 will app! when contributions made are above the average established bj tho record of 1940 and 1941, as referred to above.

"The present 5 percent limitation with respect to the total volume of deductions allowed will, of course, continue to operate." Man Knocked Down By Bus Eddie Pasieka, 24. of 94 Alexander suffered small cuts and abrasions to the right side of the face, bruise to the Jaw and possible fractured wrist when he was knocked down by a Winnipeg Elec trio Co. bus at Higgins ave, Main Friday evening. A. Rachawilskl.

306 Jarvls eve rirtvlnc? th hue U'Mt nn Hi2 gins he told police, when thel R.C.A.F. Fliers Bag Two Nazis Over France Belle mit ee of the B'nnl rit "rme Lont1on. IndRe, BENJAMIN SAMUEUs, Chicaeo, will address an open meeting of Winnipeg lodge No. 650 at the Royal Alexandra hotel, Sunday, at 2 30 p.m. By Tht Ctnidiin Prm) LONDON, Feb.

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Britain To Hold Another By Election i nvnnN rob 19 A Conserva tive and an Independent LtberaJ will contest the Feb. 29 by election in Bury St. Edmunds, traditional Conservative seat where there has not been an election since 1929 The candidates are Mai. E. M.

Mosquito bombers on an intruder Keatinge. a local farmer, and Mr. patrolling operation Friday night rjorbett Ashhy, until recently an destroyed two Messersrhmidt 410 executive in the Liberal party, over an enemy base in northern she gurportei by the Commun Fiance, R.C.A.F. headquarters Msls anrt tne Common Wealtn here announced today. party.

All Canadian planes returned Prime Minister Churchill, man safely from the patrol. I while, sent a letter Friday to Both enemv planes were credit Keatinge wishing him "success ed to Fit. Lt Bob Kipp, of Kam against the anti government can lops, n.C. His pilot was FO didate." Iluletsky of Montreal. The victories came near Juvtn rpnterpA NnW court in northern France, and WCUItllcU MUW were scored againn plane, return ki' ing from Friday nights raid on LIIIUV IYIVTIC3 DpnfpneH nprsnns who believed wie ih, pleasures of attending motion flight for Kipp and Huletsky who, tct thBn, hprmisa acording to schedule, should have could not hear screen dialogue, been on leave two hours before they shot down the Nazis.

(npr enjovmpnt o( tne theatre. "Suddenly there was a movement to starboard," Kipp related, "It was what we were looking for. We caught up with It and I gave it a couple of good bursts and saw It burst into flames, "I had hardly had time to appreciate the fact that I had de. This has been made possible through development of a new type tiny high efficiency vacuum tuba (heart of the Malro electronic hearing aid) with which 95 per cent of 'all hard of hearlng persons can eniny music and conversation in spite of deafness. I The tiny, inconspicuous Malco stroed my second enemy plane ald ran be worn concealed under since starting Intruder flying wheniclothing or in a vest pocket, causing our second target for the night no inconvenience and assuring loomed up.

I gave him one long clear, accurate hearing without dis hurst and both his engines burst.tortlnn or instrument noise. Into flames Demonstration of the Malco aid will be given In the home or at the Winnipeg Electric Power DaFgLE5' Alcide, Cpl'l, in the two years of the salmon family. at Vaughan, rnn ftk nlfiV "rJl lifia 0ffie m. a mi nr. ONLY 7 MORE WEEKS TILL EASTER We are exerting every effort to avoid CURTAINS Bfutlfuy Cleaned Picked Up and Deflvtrad (Fatt ftervlca Now), 50 For Driver Phone 37 261 Ur I(IAIN UK lUlVlt 1 KI3 I "BUY WAR SAVINCS CERTIFICATES RECULARLY" ment, but the new rule win not i 4 i' Alexander Munro, 1n ponirihutinns I 1 Mrs.

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rnme into effect. aL. 5. Mrs. Doris Loucksi v.

A Alexandra or pxamric. nr miu, ii i "For example." he said, "if a repetition of last spring when cleaners were swamped with work and delays of two weeks on garments and as much as two months on curtains and dyeing were common! PLEASE, PLEASE, Send All You Can Now mm MM mm CLEANERS LAUNDERERS FURRIERS i CLEANERS LAUNDERERS FURRIERS and a I 1 V. AiWVJ to General hospital, wnere nis con ,6 ditinn Ls reported to be "fairly i Cw 'tfji I VlyjV 1. Marshall Islands Invasion. CJfv' i 'i' 'I I 2.

Civilian Snapshots Aid Invasion Prepara ifrXl, I tions. I ftTTTV 3 Chiang Kai Shek and Mountbaftan Plan 4. Canadian Boat Killers. irfTfjptftWff i 5. Famous Paintings At Navy League Show.

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