The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 10

PAGE 10 'Hul At diT MmOn Leave Be Government Rule In Britain By SCOTT YOUNG (Canadian Press Staff Writer) OVnOV. Mav 18 The i British Conservative I' party is preparing tn strike1 I I It n.n. mm nra I a a tve candidates, This propoiaf would provide that the outat 40 rule not to apply to present members of Parliament who will be allowed to offer themselves for re election If they wish. The Conservative party Is re ported to have added several Bat the conference. Manv cnn 'wil 1 i m.mvm vjr v.

Si (llllliaill IHC IPIiril X'lHII i.pjdi 1 on contention tnnt many Conser (Ivtrjui s.nre Jflll, fCT tlvM ore too ola for govern Pl'NNIS BAIN. R.C.A.K., has ic liirnt and out of touch witn tne Unred to Canada to he posted as people, lan instructor. He in spending There Is authoritative belief in leave with his wife and two rhild I.ondon political circles that the r. at his home, Britannia party' secret list of prospective Selkirk, candidates is being revised rtraMi cany to include many young mm stjU.necy associations require, with Rood war records. It has to provide them with! been slated unofficially that a pro nnunl and In the past I psal will be made at the party's h(ne "nought" reference Mav 20 Jl to place an pra tirally the full sense of the pge limit of 40 on new Conscrva word.

I Tlie new policy, necessary to 'he accept Mire of these younger men, Hill he that financial considera tions will be set aside. All these candidature proposals' may he dependent in large mens 1 ure on nn investigation by Sir Kugene Ramarien. ii.tr! methovs of obtaining tr.e largest tie of Britain pilots and navy and possible financial supjvott from the army officers to its list of pros party's rank and tile. The inves pective candidates. jligntion has started, and altnough1 The financial angle of Candida delegates to Ihe conference will hires will come In for discussion he told it is going on.

no details II he given cf its findings. I JOFEIY WHILE YOU WORK i is I victory is vital. So' winsomenes ll confidence, and the bright 9 'N. spirit which are so greatfy helped by the gay, informal Yardley Lavender and the Yardley Beauty Preparations. I LAVENDER ffi I.AUTT PREPA RATIO ELECTRIC CLEANE Tht Home Guard Ajainst Diri I I from the Manufacturer GOBI.IN Electric Cleaners are not being made for the duration of ihe Var.

Goblin Metals, Machinery and Men are engaged twenty four hours a day, seven days week making vital war supplies. Until Victory is won you csn't buy a new Goblin; hut you can, and you must, taUe good care of your present one. As our twenty three Sales and Service Dranches throughout the Dominion are closed, we hsre arranged for Author ized crvlce Dealers in the principal BATTLE OF ATTU Continued front Paoe One. I who were above deelts and on duty at the time. Thirty of the crew of 73 were aaved.

The survivors said they heard the motors of the submarine, which surfaced In the darkness nearby. Woman Survivor The only surviving woman passenger was pretty, brown haired fcleanor Savage, of Sydney, who received a black eye and facial bruises when she jumped from the burning and sinking ship. Other survivors said she never whimpered or complained. Instead, she helped keep up the morale of others with fervent prayers. Only when rescued did she disclose a side Injury she had received and doctors discovered she had three broken ribs.

Nurse Savage said she was awakened by a terrific explosion, and when she looked out of her cabin window into the passageway she saw the ship was in flames. She and her roommate Conned lifejackets over their pyjamas and leaped from the ship together, but her roommate, struck floating wreckaga and was killed. "The sea was covered with oil which fortunately did not catch fire," she said. "1 am a good swimmer and got to the raft. One of the men gave me his overcoat which I shared with a 16 year old cabin boy.

"The first thing I did when I heard and felt the explosion an'i knew we were torpedoed was to pray and we acid many prayers while waiting or rescue." Never Saw Her Frank Davidson, of Sydney, ship's butcher, said that before he jumped from the ship he saw through the companionway a group of men attempting to force their way up through the hatches which were blocked by debris from the explosion. He said he could heat them screaming for help. Davidson said he helped a nurse on with her lifejacket but never saw her again. Covered with oil, Davidson swam to the raft and watched the ship go down, with hundreds still trapped inside. "From the raft we could see the lighthouse on the Queensland coast," Davidson said.

"The ship's pilot was on our raft and he said we were 27 miles offshore. "We thought we heard aeroplane motors In the darkness hut the pilot said it was Diesel engines. Then we saw a couple of lights close hy and knew It must be the submarine. Saw Planes, Ship "During da light Friday we saw seven aeroplanes and one big ship at a distance. We sent up rockets but they went unnoticed.

"The next afternoon we heard nn aeroplane and set up rockets. It flew over us, and within 10 minutes an Allied ship picked us all up. Although we had tried to row toward what we thought was land, we discovered we were only two miles from the sinking scene when we were picked up, and we evidently rowed in Davidson said the survivors were on four rafts, plus the makeshift wheelhnuse wall, and a few clung to floating wreckage. Some of ihe rafls had plenty of food and water, others were short on supplies but the ocean swells prevented transfer of provisions. The ship's butcher added that sharks repeatedly were driven off by use of the oars.

A 12 foot shark snapped at an empty tin tossed into the water and sheared off the bottom of the can. cities to render expert service to Goblin owners. Only from these Authorized Dealers can you be certain of genuine iionim purls and accestortrs. VThen Victory is won, en GOBLINS with every scientific improvement, and in most modern designs will J) again re at your service. GOBLIN ELECTRIC CLEANER CO.

LIMITED Hod Offic and Factory: Toronto, Onforio SERVICE DEALER WORRELL'S VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE 610 Canada WINNIPEG Telephone 21 761 Arrives Soon THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1943 3 vr To attend the annual meeting tf the American Society of Heat ing and Ventilating Engineers, STORM SEWERS than once in 10 years and the latter once in 25 years. "The works proposed are designed only to prevent flooding except under conditions as are expected to recur on the average once in 10 years." Mr. Thompson elsewhere in his report warned: "Even the expenditure of $5,000,000 will not guarantee that flooding will not recur." The city treasurer then set out the following table showing the estimated cost of the works for the eight districts recommended for relief, the percentage of the cost of th total, and the percentage of the flooding reported: of of District: Cost Cnlonv 735.000 Cornish 370.000 7 12 River 183,000 4 4 Bannatyne. 567,000 11 12 Aubrey 1,437,000 29 11 Assiniboine. 393,000 8 4 Robert 354.000 7 3 Selkirk 901 18 5 Totals $3,000,000 I'M) 86 What city council does know, Mr.

Thompson stated in his summary is just what the proposed n.nnli tunillr fnt to how many premises were affect ed and the extent of the damages suffered, nor do we know In ho many rases of these complaints wns the flooding due to local conditions which would not be relieved by the system of storm sewers propased." At this juncture, the city treasurer suggested that the "question of installing back water traps or valves, st least as a temporary measure, in premises likely to be adversely affected by flooding conditions, might be further Investigated." The ability of existing lateral sewers, he continued, to carry oft flood waters during severe storms without flooding should be carefully considered. "It will he unfortunate If after spending large sums of money aj substantial amount of flooding will not he overcome due to Inadequacy of laterals." There is. he pointed out, no proposal at this lime of the supplementing or enlarging of lateral sewers. The sewage disposal works cost about $3,500,000, of which the governments pay 60 percent, he said. Winnipeg's share was $1.

200,000, loaned tn the city by the federal government at three per cent Interest. Then, "financially the system ef storm sewers as proposed represents a substantially bigger problem than the sewage disposal works." In Ihe conclusion nf his report, Mr. Thompson reiterated his raullbus stan "Undnuhtedl" at some future date storm sewers will have to be constructed, hut, In the meantime council would be well advised to proceed slowly. "Such position of the works as may be eventually decided on should in any case he postponed until after the war, as while the war lasts the construction of such works would conflict with the national effort as cegards financ ing, manpower and Aid. Thompson, public Improve ments committee chairman, sug gested Mr.

Thompson's report be mimeographed and sent to all council members. The committee concurred. Extra Rural Help Will Get Extra Rations I By Thi Clnsdlsn PrMl OTTAWA, May 18. Rural dwellers who engage temporary help or labor may obtain additional supplies of rationed commodities, ihe ration administration of the Prices Board said today In a statement. Applications hy rural presidents for extra rations for threshers, silo fillers, fruit packers, tobacco gatherers, sheep shearers, wood cutters, and so on should be made 10 Ihe local ration hoard.

The applications should state the specific nature of the extra work, the estimated ni.nher of workers, the number of das they will be employed, and the total number of meals to he served. "Applications for less than 12 meals will not be considered," the ration administration said. Christina Van Barkle, 34 Smith Court apts, was walking along Smith between St. Mary's and York avenues, at 1150 p.m., Monday when a thief snatched her purse and ran away. The purse contained a small sum of money and per isonal effects.

MEAT RATION (Contlnurd from fje One. I (sliced and rlndless), side bacon sliced rind on); cooked meats butt (boneless), ham (boneless), any uncooked group "B' cuts when cooked: pork cured boneless back (sliced, not smoked or cooked). Group Three quarters of Pound Per Coupon Beef Fresh or cured: roast or steak (boneless), Chuck flank F. BLANKIN, president of mans inrai society, will arrive in Winnipeg. Ihnplf' tak and cube Mv 98 Mr Ftlankin res rie in na Philadelphia, I2i (boneless), rolled rib (booneless), round steak Group Hi Pounds Per Coupon Beef Fresh or Cured: Blade roast (bone in), brisket point (hone in), chuck roast (bone in), front whole or knuckle end (bone in); neck (bone in), plate, brisket (bone in); round bone shoulder roast (bone in), sausage (fresh), short ribs (braising, bone in).

Lamb or Mutton Fresh: Flank (hone in), front (bone in), hind (bone in, leg (bone in), loin, flank on (bone in); rack (hone In), rib chops (hone Veal Fresh: Breast (bone In), flank (bone in), front stiank (hone in), hind shank (bone in), leg. shank half (bone in); leg, whole I (bone in); loin, flank on (bone in); necK iixine in racs tDone ini, chops (bone in). Pork Fresh: Hock (bone In), sausage. Pork Cured: Hock (bone In), mess (hone in), short cut back (bone in). Pork Smoked: Hock (hone In).

Believe Flood Peak Reached I Sprla to Th WfnMprg Trlhun) I KENORA. May 18. The flood peak in the Winnipeg river was heliefed reached at Kerora today and although residents along Its banks continued to watch the river, they did not anticipate any Incon veniences. A small bridge on a low lying spot on the Anderson road was washed out and water washed over the road for 12 feet. At other points the water was within a foot of the road.

At Keewatln, the water was al most to the bottom of some bridges and was close to some houses on low lying land. HOMEWOOD SANITARIUM A place of rest and peace amid well appointed buildings and lovely grounds, where the family physician can send his cases needing treatment for nervous or mild mental disorders, knowing that they will receive understanding care from competent medical and nursing staff. JUttl medtfctt f. N. C.

KAUGN MrrfV! Sup, nidi Synthetic "Life" Vitamin Developed In U.S. I Br The Alaoelatrd NEW YORK, May 18 Devflop. ment of synthetic Biotin, the so called life vitamin, Is announced in the current Issue of Science, official organ of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The synthesis, described as one of the greatest achievements or roasi inone in, s.rimn i'P, was Issued by jless), tenderloin. I Lamb or mutton fresh: Front 'quarter (boneless.

I Veal fresh: Cutlets and fillets (hone In), front roll (caul wrap (Continued from e.j. One. ped. bonelessl; leg roll (caul wrap ped, boneless), rounn none in, stewing veal (boneless), tender loin. Pork fresh: Bark (boneless), belly (boneless), butt (bone In), ham (boneless), ham centre outs (bone In), picnic (bonelessl, picnic skinless (boneless), tenderloin.

Pork cured: (Not smoked or cooked) Back (boneless), belly (boneless), cottage roll (boneless), ham butt roll (boneless), ham centre slices (hone In), pork roll (boneless), shoulder roll (boneless). Pork Smoked: Back bacon (in the piece, boneless), cottage roll (boneless), ham (except shank end. hone In), ham. skinless (boneless), picnic (boneless), pork roll (hone less), side bacon (in the piece). Cooked Meats Any uncooked group ruts when cooked.

Cw FI35dGroup One Pound Per Coupon Beef Fresh or Cured: Brisket point (boneless), flank (boneless), front shank meat (boneless), front shank (centre rut. bone In), hamburger, plate (boneless, porterhouse steak or roast (bone In), rib roast or steak (hone in), rump (round and square end, bone in), tirloin steak or roast (bone In), short rig roast (hone In), bone teak or roast (bone in), wing steak ''Mo ncT doe, not know, he roast (bone in) sf.id, are: The cost to the city if the work is not done; though some 1,000 complaints of flooding came in between 1939 and 1942 and were tilea iiih the consultant engineers, "no Lamb or Mutton Fresh: Centre loin chops (bone In), loin (flank off, kidney and suet out, hone in): patties (made from necks and flanks, boneless.) Veal Fresh: Blade (bone In and reliable information is available asin(rk 0f knuckle outi; loin chops (centre cut, bone In); patties (boneless, made from hanks, necks, flanks): round hone shoulder (hone in), rump (bone in) sirloin roast or cutlet (bone in). Pork Fresh: Belly pork (bone in), ham, butt end (bone in), ham. shank end (hone in, ham trimmed (hone in), loin, rentre cut rhopF (hone in); centre rut (hone in); loin end cuts (hone in), loin whole (bone in), picnic, hock on or hock off (bone in). Pork Cured: Ham, butt end (bone in); shank end (hone in); ham, whole (bone In); picnic, hock on or hock off (bone in).

Pork Smoked: Ham shank end (bone in); ham, whole (hone in; picnic, hock In or hock off (bone in). Cooked meats: any uncooked group cuts wnen cooKea. Deadline For Bike Licenses Last full for blcyole riders In the Dorchester at. and Upton st. 12 hre hall.

Dorchester and Wilton, today and Wednesday. Inspectors will he at Nn. 14 hall. Upton and Westminster, on Thursday and Friday. These are return trips for the Inspectors.

Any persons in these districts who nil to get their licenses now will have to get them at the city hall annex To dale, 13.615 licenses have been Issued. At the same time last year 13,077 had been issued. the HAY modern chemistry, was accomplished by Dr. Stanton A. Harris, Dr.

Donald E. Wolf, Dr. Ralph Mozingn, and Dr. Karl Folkers In Ihe research laboratories of Merck and Company, Pahway, N.J. The world's entire supply of this powerful vitamin, a member of the family of vitamins, so far in'laigely extracted from liver.

amounts to about one tenth of Bn ounce. Tests, the report said, showed "that the synthetic Biotin produces a physiological response identical to that of natural Brotln." rl I 1.1.4 Unn IniinJ ji nmuu Jinn i ii im ii'uiiu eutnu districts to get their license plates nly nornlsl growtn but t. iscanes, license under conditions also stimulated inspector, today. abnormal growth. Operators may obtain licenses at No.

CUTS, BURNS and BRUISES 1 the Antiseptic Limimemt Army Gets 26 Recruits FIRST IN RELIABILITY FIRST IN QUALITY Twenty six men Joined tht sirmy in M.D. 10 Monday to bring the May total to 268 as against 394 for the same period In April. Volunteers at the downtown centre this morning were: John Lloyd Jones, 661 M'Mlllan Charles Bennett, 477 Alexander ave. Fifteen men Joined ths lr fore here Monday. Master CLEANING Tht Finest Clttnint in Western Ctntdt Plain Drcstes Men's Suits Light Coats 4 Standard Cleaning, tS HENRY'S CLEANERS DYERS, LAUN0ERERS, SINCE 1900 FIRST IN FASHION PPlANGE SCENE fm i I jiff VIA our home Summer, 1943, will be a stay at home summer.

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