The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 3

TUESDAY. SEPT. 3. 19M GINGIVITIS III if Ul BUt CI tf ktakky Uttfc ul flra fns! IJon ere ignor cum 1 wtucn only yoi him every Ihr your bree 4 80T OF 5 Bay gtt It that bleed little whra you bruth yoar teeth or are tradrr ta touch oft the beginning of Gingiritia which leads ta Pyorrhea dentist caa help, see months and at bona massage your guma and brush your teeth twice daily with Forhan's Toothpaste formula of Dr. B.

J. Forhaa. You'll be thrilled at howrefraahed your gums fed bow rleau and sparkling your teeth look. Start suing Forhan's to day. At all Drug and Dept.

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Skioh It has aimi sueh SoToua, happr raaulta In se his wnim of earn. Cyataa Is sold sneer aa asrt.rn.tit of mossy back sn ratura af ameta parkas an Ins aoeaplrtaly satlafaetart to in. bpi little at SrarriiU, nS ths aontf sack flam cim uttin sCsr areuata roa. i HORSES i AUCTION SALE IVIRT THURSDAY, II A.M. 80 to 100 Horitt SPECIAL THIS WttKi Carload.

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acta ot Uimtil, ao othtr UnplamanU. Tsrma Caati PRIVATE SALSS DAILY McLCAN'S SALES STAILES sBjfajffBjjjCor. A ri net on and AitManOtr assBBBBBsji European Politics Leaders Next Problem A. CUMMINCS IFreaa The Tnbuaaa Laoeoa Bureau LONDON, Sept 5 Post war political condiUons in Europ and tht strategy of war against Japan will two main questions to be decided by Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt when they meet again after nine mom entous months which have brought the Allies in sight of victory in this hemisphere. I Unlike the Quebec and Teheran conferences, where strategic preparations were dominant, the forthcoming consultations will be mainly political.

For Instance, It will have to be decided what Is to be done one, Hitler and his mas tsr gangsters have been beaten. Such measure as provisional civil government for Germany, the nature and character of National Socialism in all its forma, the financial and economic future of what will be a bankrupt country, control of secret underground movements and hosts of other mstters are expect, ed to com under France's place in the new Europe, it is understood, will be discussed as well as future peace plans to provide security for all nations, both large and small. The issue ol Poland's boundary quarrels between its leaders and parties, and Poland's future relations with the Soviet Union is another subject likely to be raised. Meanwhile there Is considerable press debate here on what peace terms should be Imposed on Germanywhether ruthlessly suppressive or only such as British and United States governments 20 years hence will be prepared to maintain by lore of arms if necessary. Influenced By Washington There Is also much talk about the extent to 'which Socialists and Communists in many liberated eountries'will hold political power.

Occasional criticism Is heard that Mr. Churchill Is not fully alive to some of these eventualities and also that he Is too easily Influenced b) Washington. "In dealing with post war 'prob lems," says Emanuel Shinwell. Labor member and one of the party's parliamentary leaders, "we must not allow ourselves to mould our policy under dictation from the united States. We must stand on our own feet.

We should be glad to co operate with the United States and other countries but we are quite capable with our vast resources, especially in the British Empire, of making our own contrl bution to post war questions." On the Pacific war, far reaching decisions will have to be taken by the prime minister and Mr. Roose velt to implement Mr. Churchill's pledge that once Germany Is beaten t'A DR. JACOB and Associates D.nHsti WINNIPEO iwea) Metttaaanary ry oppieiti a Av. I MS.

MANDON SS BJi A Hours Dally: a.m. to p.m. Welcome as his photograph CANTERBURY A date rich tw, the wsKrass) fersnejih ssf aradalasfbslly ssst ssa. Noas bttsart Alway asaka a kaarry suf)g brew, ary Bsat) yew eads! Try trai in loyal tta now) ki th Idaal yoa liht bestl VFasMssJ at SAFEWAY STOUBS, LTD. Saa togs fen I 2.

I It bum crvia yon (reat lift nowadays toe tt tittle Dumber like ShirriiTe Lnshus coming your way. Even here et home Luahoa iant exactly plentiful oa grocer ehclvea. Bat wboe yoaj are lucky etrsegh to locate package or two tt'a itiil the eame delightful dessert ea of yore with the flaToor bed to five genuine flavour freshneaa. oninnocpt; A JILIY USfUtS DESSERT Asa aaaant aAm KIT DtSStMTFi 5rmfi MHI4L4De Japan will feel the full weight ol the British Commonwealth's land, sea and air power. This involves big movements by sea and much co ordination of British and American efforts on lines already so suc cessful in Normandy.

Six Manitobans Listed by Air Force Six Manitobans are named in the 979th casualty list of the war issued by the R.C.A.F. They are: OVERSEAS MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE AFTER AIR OPERATIONS Flt Set Colin John Blyth, R180467. F. C. Blyth (father).

Anoka Winnipeg. Skt. John Wllham counter, R205332. T. H.

Colllster (father), 154 16th Brandon. Sgt. Earl Roy Fairey. R215536, Mrs. E.

R. Falrey (wife), 386 Mc Gregor Winnipeg. WO. Harvey Albert Legary, R140893, E. D.

Legary (father), Pilot Mound. Set. Clifford Arnold Thompson, R163512. Mrs. A.

Thompson (wife), 662 13th Brandon. CANADIAN IN R.A.F. OVERSEAS Previously Reported Missing On Active Service, Now Reported Safe, United Kingdom Fit Lt. Greenburgh, D. F.

C. RAF49803, Mrs. L. Greenburgh (wife), Bromley, J. Gelfand (father), 451 Aberdeen Winnipeg.

Flt. Sgt Blyth graduated from Macdonald bombing and gunnery school In September, 1943, and went overseas in November. He is a former Tribune carrier Flt. Lt. Greenburgh went to England before the war and enlisted in 1937.

He trained as a flight mechanic and later for air crew. He received his commission in 1942 and his D.F.C. in March, 1944, for an operational attack on Berlin. Fit. Lt Greeenburgh was born in Winnipeg 28 years ago and attended St.

John High school. Other casualties art as follows: Othtr eaaualtlM art: OVERSEAS KILLIO ON activi stnvici WATTS T. Toronto, WIIB. alontraal. MISSINQ ON ACTIVt tHVICI ASTIR AIR OPERATIONS ALDftED, W.

rrr. OaL AVON. 1. 0., Lachlna. Qua.

SAILET, Norinaa. Toronin. BARTON. T. C.

PSsi Wlndanr. KLT. D. Alia. BONFL.L, W.

Ottawa. CARFT. Ilnoart William BurO'll, ItlllMI, n. w. cary (laimrj, jjui Pirat Eatrvaa, Saak.

collvkr, i. jjsjst. h. r. cmiv.r Halhar), 107 orta Mora a Frt William.

CONLT, w. at Alliance, Alta. DREW. WaiMI.II Pltrr. Jmino, A.

O. Prw ifatharl. Radl.ana. Sa.k. EAPINnpR.

i. RMaatowa, Oat RNRlrlHT. t. Tornnta. GARDNER, t.

VlrtKrla. r.lBHON Jam.a, Capllano. C. OORPON. H.

Tnronta. GRAY, charlaa. Viimmtr. ni'STAPaoN. i.

PO Qua. HAMKROOKE. L. Tsrnfita. HOFFMAN.

W. PlLlfilt Or. at Cm tral, VanrAuvar laland. iWir. nv.raaaa.t HOWF1.L, J.

TraU, C. HUMBLE. John Antr.w, RlMan. 1. L.

Humbla ifathar). Auhurtoa, Baak. IMRIE. O. Mnntraal.

JERMET, N. omiia. Oat KARREU CuMIt, Syi1nT. LAFLAMMt, II. Pl.Liaut., Walaa, Ont.

LAINO. K. Srt Ottawa. LAIRD. D.

Raltlmora, Wit. LEMAN, R. MillrhaaS. Alta. LONIE J.

t' OnndrMa. Alta. UarFARLAKE.lt. I. Dooaloa.

Alta. MrPONALD. w. it Marr'a Ont. MrRonB, Jam.a K.t'h.

PO J33l Jamaa Mi Robk (latMr), 1451 Arsyla Raftna. MILLER. Brt Hnovr OaL MILLER, K. Sat Toronto MILLER. 1 Ottawa.

SflTrHEU C. Tin Brantfor. Morrow. W. PO Ptrnoroush.

Ml'NRO. T. P'O. atontraal. MI'RRAT, R.

Bat Si rat font Out. n'nnni, w. riminnn NELSON. H. Nw WaalmiaaStr.

PELTIER, i. Wmitaor. PI.EfAN. P. allrror.

Alts. POMEROT. K. C. Montraai.

POltLoa. Paul. Tnrnntn. SHARPS. H.

FO, Toronlo. SOREL. W. Kaklna. OnL TOWNSEND, E.

A Toronto. Ttri'RL Altrt William. R300fl.1T. lira. R.

P. Nuttal (Matar), lit Vaa Horn Port Arthur. WELSH. ar Ctih acei WRnHT. H.

Tnrontn. eervioiSLY ereoeTro missino on ACTIve SERVICE NOW REPORTED PRISONER Or AR (OE RM AN VI RRI'NET, i. i C. FO MontnaK VrNIFFE. F.

A Toronto SMYTH. K. Qua. PREVIOUSLY MISSINO ON ACTIVE a vice now reported pri. OKER OF WAR iOEPMANVI Bt'RNS P.

WO, Varkham. Ont. FEWTRELL. O. Pantlctoj 1C HFROV, J.

po For. Fraarr, tfc. JIMfl W. FO. Vanrourar.

RFRR. rilffo Oortlon Fit. J17 l. Mra. A St.

Krr (mothar), Mc Intvr at Rarna, TYI HRI.EST. W. Kiasara Fana. KIVFN. Var4an.

Qua. ROBERTSON. John AWaamlar. WO. RK44M.

Mra. I. A. Kobartasa fwttai K'nraia. aa.k iMTTM.

RaamalS Vinraat. FO JJ0S14 Mra. Hiiah Smrth mot bar sit Dnnkla 1. Baakatonn. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MtSSINfJ ON ACTIVE SERVICE NOW REPORTED SAFE UNITED KINGDOM BrNKIE.

Norman Ac Montraal WTOME. Mirnaal. PO JSWT. Mra Ewakatk Tounf (motbar), Braokia. Bttk.

CANADA DIED PROM NATURAL CAUSE ETATA. P. Ottawa. Mrs. H.

W. Whitaker Dies in Vancouver Mrs. W. G. Lyall, Tort Garr hotel, has received word of th nmh of her sister.

Mrs. H. W. Whitaker, in Vancouver, tsho had visited Winnipeg upon many occa sions. The funeral was held Satur day In Vancouver.

Mrs. Whitaker is survived by two daughters Mrs. J. E. Malkin Vancouver, and Mrs.

Delbert Gilbert, Sechelt, B.C, and a son, Ken neth, aneoOver; her sister, Mrs. Lyall. Winnipeg; and three other sister Mrs. H. D.

Williams. Van couver; Mrs. F. H. Lernon, Chilli wack.

B.C.; and Mrs. George Severn, in England; and a brother, George Cassidy, New Westminster, B.C. The Army and Navy Veterans' Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a whist drive Thursday at 8.30 pjn. at 233 Toung it. Vft BJ.

THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE PACE Cr 444 Vr if L.ir tf FLT. SGT. Afiisint COUN J. BLYTH FLT. LIEUT.

L. GREENBURGH Stfe end well Art Rice Jones Believed Safe Lt. Art Rice Jones, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rice Jones.

Ste. 7. Wauneta and well known to Winnipeg hockey fans. Is now believed to be safe in Allied hands. Recently the family heard that Lt Ric Jones had been wounded, then that he was missing.

Later Information announces that he was wounded, a prisoner of war In a Paris hospital. Since this Information, presumably originated before the fall of the French capital, it is believed that Lt Rice Jones Is now safe. His wife, formerly Jean Mae Tavish, Is visiting her husband's family. Ky Gertrude Stein is a Bear Is a Bear, is a Happy Bear This j's a ttorr about Gertrude i Stem, the Amertctn utbores who writet unique prose. One' iimout ettmpit it A tote is a rose is rose." NEW YORK.

Sept. 5 AP The Columbia Broadcasting System distributed to the press Friday an interview with Gertrude Stein, the author, by CBS. Correspondent Eric Sevareid, who said he found her at a secluded chateau In southern France. Nascopie Reaches Fort Ross Trading Post OTTAWA. Sept.

5 (CP) The Wi expected we might find her ill" and miser Mi Certrud Stain ship to get to them because of Ire. more Interesting." S. Keenora will make weekly sailings from Winnipeg until the close of the season. Boat leaves Redwood Dock on Mondays at 12 noon (Selkirk at 4.30) for Warren's Landing, connecting with boat for Norway House, calling at intermediate points. Return fare includes berth, meals, and river boat to Norway House.

Next Sailing: Sept. 11th aaai 1 Mn.mi but we were greeted with' shouts of joy, bear hugs and a magnili cent Sevareid said. He said the 70 year old author had just completed a new book called All Wars I Remem ber, which was being sent to New York Immediately. The book appears to be about the human race northern supply ship. Nascopie.

has alwas destroying itself and reached the far northern trading plains Hitler is essentially a 19th pojl 01 ort koss, wnere posi ceniury creature, ne aaaeo. officials had to be rescued by air Sevaieid quoted Miss feteln as In 1943 after two years In which saying, "This war is far more lngi It was impossible for the supply ral han the lat war and much LAKE VIII1I1PEG CRUISES S.S. KEENORA Sftfl) To Norway House and Return sir TAX EXTRA SUNDAY Excursion! To Lockport l. Redwood Deck at 2 p.m. TIckMt ati II a.m.

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Indeed, in protecting convoy after convoy, Canada has forged another essential link between these two great comrades in arms, John Bull and Uncle Sam. And when Tomorrow brings us Victory and Peace surely Canada, of all nations, is best situated to further the continuation of goodwill between the British Commonwealth and the United States which is so necessary for a lasting World Peace. Calwrt Qxili IS CancuajSGtliiZciZ AMHEISTIUtG, ONTAIIO ai3h tt pt of rctttom our hearts is the same concept of freedom! VANADIANS, Americans and Englishmen share the same con share, too, one of the earliest defenders of freedom. He was a Calvert, a famous English statesman, Secretary of State to King James in the early 17th century. In 1622 Calvert founded a colony in Newfoundland and, later, a colony in Maryland.

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