The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 21

THURSDAY. AUG. 30. 1945 (1. fT i Ll IHiU Xlmw 6 00, Norm Cloutler Ballroom 6.10,Yeit.

Melodlra .30 asanbauaa Musis 6.451 6.15Soutb Binge Mewa t.4SLum A oner FRI. MORN. CKV C.30I 45 7 OOiNewa 7.i5iClockwatchar 7.30. News 7.45:Clockwatcher 10.00 Road of Lift 10.15'Sllm Bryant 10.30 Soiditr wife 10.45iLucy Linton IVOOiBBC Newa T1.15iBIr Sister 11.10 Melody Parade 11.45 Music Room FRI. AFT, CKV I.OOINewt 1.15 Pot Poiirn VSOiFarm Broadcast 1.451 2.00, Amer.

Woman 2.15'Ma Perkins C.30Pepper Toung S.45 Matlnet Memory CKRC Breakfast Parade Newt rasumt Breakfaat Parade Newa Breakfast Par'de Newt Morning Start CKRC 12.00 Band Parade Luncheon Club 12.15 Study In Swing 12.30iMuticai Comeay Newa 12.45 Swing Serenade Co op program Sport cast Rincheon Club Woman's Hour Music Corner a.00,Modern Minatrais News S. 15 CBC Newt Melody MatlnM g.10 Plaln Speech Time Tunea S.45I 4.00iAllan Roth Just Muslo 4.151 Newt 4. 30) Robinson Family Piano Reveries 4.45 Mutit by cugat Soldier'a Wife Bv CAN DTAM INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC OPINION TORONTO, Aug. 29 Prior to the naming of Canada's 17th gov ernor cenertl, the Canadian Instl tute of Public Opinior found the following be the stite of national orlnlon towards this historic office In spite nf the claims sometimes heard, ther Is no strong desire to tbolish thp office among Canadian voters. Ohlv one in five favors abolition of the offiot.

Largest sirple group of Canadians (but less than an over all majority) woi'ld have Kked to have a Canadan in this office, and the suggestion was made by some that the duUf be assumed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court a nm politlctT. office. About seven in ten adult Cana OPTOMETRIST Appointment Phone 93 121 BIRKS DINGWALL LTD. Portage at Smith LISTEN TO Judge Geo. Schilling with his Strange Tales oi the Turf Station CKRC FRIDAY 11.50 a.m.

10.15 p.m. vHf "irV" Western Five Yest. Melodlee Curtain Ecbom BBC New. CBC Newa Morn Variety Ethrlwyn Hohbet BBC Newa Big Sister Friday Frollt Muslo Room CBK CBC Newa Newa In French Farm Broadcast Amer. Woman Ma Perkins Pepper Young Matinee Memory With S.

ROY MALEY KFYB NBC 6 SO KllocyciM Newt Serenade to Report Bporu Newa Agriculture News Farm Bulletin Reveille Roundup 00 CBC Newt Break'at Bulletin CBC Newa Fact and Fancy S.OSiMaunce Bedard Breakfatt Club 8.151 Breakfact Par'de Newa a 25 Man. Calling 8.30:Breakfat club Newa Newt 45 Morn. Melody Breakfast Par ol Music at Work Weather OO Morn, Melodies O.IS'Reeord Library 0.30 Music Vlgnetta 9.40 t. 45 Allan Caron Home Service League Console Capara Market! My True Story Road of Lift Morn Devotions Joyce Jordan Morning Devotion Road of Lira Stump Us Boya Newa Master Musiclant Fred Waring All Time Bit Soldier'a Wife Newatlmt Lucy Linton Lift It Beautiful Judy and Jana Markets Morn Melodies C. Card.

Newa KFYR CM Baukhage Talka Piano Rhythm Perry Maton Musical Comedy Un Farm Front Swing Serenade Lelf Eld Guiding Light Today'a Children Woman la White Newa American Woman Ma Perkln Pepper Young RL to Happlneat Modern Minstrels Packstace Wlft CBC Newt 8iella Dallaa Plain Speech Modern Musle Lortnio Jonea Rollne MacKIdd Wldder Brown From Cuuslcs Dr. Malont Fiancee cm Cora. Grain Markets Robinson Family Variety Newa Homme at Pecba Chapel In Bay GALLUP POLL OF CANADA Voters Favor Canadian For Governor General dians ran correctly r.ame the Earl of Athlone es governor general for the last fiv years. It should be stressed that these results have no bearing on the popularity of the new governor general, Sir Harold A'exander, because of the fact that the interviewing wrs done before the an nouncement of his appointment. To first ascertain the degree of recognition arr.ong Canadians, the institute asVec: "DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW WHO HAS BEEN GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS?" Seven in ten correctly answered: Correct 70 Incorrect or Don't Know 30 Among fie few wnn gave incor rect names, greatest tundency was I name jome past Governor General, pirtirularly the late Lord a DIESEL ELECTRIC: The first diesel elec trie passenger engine running into Winnipeg made its appearance at the Union depot this week.

Pictured above, it hauls Northern Pacific trains between Winnipeg and Fargo. It has a maximum speed of 60 miles an hour, and can carry enough fuel oil for an 800 mile run. Unlike most diesel electrics, it has an additional unit behind the cab, to provide steam heat for five coaches. The C.P.R. is now using five diesel electrics as switching engines in the local yards.

(Photo by Halsey A. Park) ON THE AIR THURS. EVC. CKV 0 Klloeyelee CKRC J0 KllocyciM CBK MO Kiiocyclt Program! are furnished by radio itations. This newspaper aims to print accurate listings, but cannot be responsible lor last minute changes by radio stations.

KMOX CBS 1120 KllocyciM World Ncwe Norton Mews MuiiMi mnt World Today WON. Mutual 720 KllocyciM Newa Superman Mystery Houm Tom Mix WENR WLS ABC S0 KllocyciM Ballroom Out of. Space Freddy Martin Jack Kirk wood O.I. 'a Problems Headilna Idltino Newa Newt ot tvurios Jack Smith Telepnone Quia Raymond Swing Sammy Kayo CBO Newa Preferred Melody Mr. aeu John Holbrook Two piano mm H.

V. Kaiteoborn Say with Muala 7.00, Studio Strlnci Snub Myrl 7.15t Cora D. Jamea 7. 30 Rondo Rnndeiay Servicemen's 7.45I Anna Malenfant Forum S.OOtEd. v.

Morton S.T5I Jo 8tahord 8. 30, Music 1. faciaa S.45 10.00, CBC drama by Newt, war ane, 10.151 Vincent Lummy Acrosa Stag 10.30iCBR Concert Vocal Variety 10.45 orch. 11.00BBC NewtrMl 11.15Londoa Letter It.SO Newa. Slgn oS 11.45 M.OOiNews, algnoff Newt Sport Final Dance Time CBC Drama Meredith Wilaon Sutpanaa Frank Slnglaet Pick and Pat Morrlion Newa Cart Godwin Anna Malenfant Roland toung Is F.B.I, la Peaoa Agatha Cniiaua Town Meet Rondo Rondelay Topper'a Adve.

Polrot Myatary Muilo Roundup F.d. Ev. Horton Jd Ev Hortoa Jo Stafford Curt Maaaey Summer Swing Muilc I. PaclSc Pnuo Vanca Mystery 00 CBC Nawa Piano recital CBC Newa 9.15 Toronto rromt bomuna Asaaiy loronw rromi B.30J Daum Rudy Vallee Margaret Daum Came This way t.45 aoprano, guest eoprano, guest BBC Kewareel London Letter Songe in Night Serenade Rhy Don VorhtM' Oabrlel Heatter Oren. gueita Rtal Lift Taitt Bobby Lobby AlUSttr football Vara.

Vaa Clean garnet Mystery of Air The First Lint Newa Headline H'llghu Newt Weather Musical Hour Harry Cool Dance Orch. Henry Xlngor (11. S5 Newa CBC Newt; Com. Dreaming Time V. Patrol, Newt Curfew Time Foot In Heaven Beecher Mertvalt Rom net).

Rhythm Swinct tot Thing alarm ol lima 4k Bob Ripley Fight to Come Supper Club Sporta Gallery Favorite Songa Symphonettt: play by Lummy Markneu Newa Night edition Chicago at Nigot Charlie Chan Soldiers of Prea Star Serenade Newt Rainbow Trio Rusty Marian Chicago at Night PARK FINALE: Assinlbolne Park visitors have been entertained since July 1 each Sunday from 3 to 5 and every evening from 7.30 to 9 p.m. by a recorded program of light classics, popu lar and operatic selections from the pavilion tower. Final broadcast Sunday from 3 to 4 will be aired. Margaret Wharrle has been in charge of the programs. Tweedsmui of Elsflelu, predessor ct the tan of Athlone.

The nex' question as follows 1 I "THE TERM OF THE PRESENT GOVERNOR GENERAL ENDS THIS WHICH OF 1 THESE THINGS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SFF DONE ABOUT AP i POINTING A NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL?" Then fol'ownd these alternatives Continue to aopoint tomeone from Britain 27 Appoint a Cinadian 42 I Abolish position altogether. 20 Undecided, etc 11 In general the Institute found that suppo. tere of the C.C.F. party, younger Ctnedians, snd residents of Western Otnada were more In tavor of aboMilng the office of governor g'neral that were other groups. World Copyrlfht Reserved Bar Laundry Soap Shortage Ends Soon OTTAWA, Aug.

30. (CP) Canadian housewives who have recently noted a shortage of bar laundry soap were assured Wednesday by the prices board that increased supplies will be available within a few weeks as a result of a new order designed to increase production of bar and household type soaps. The soap should find its way to retailers' shelves within 10 days. Beavers are far more valuable for conservation of water than for their lur. I Local Flier B.C.

Traffic Fatality ACl Hyam G. Rivkin, of the R.C.A.F., former provincial trea surer of the Manitoba C.C.F., died in Sea Island hospital, near Vancouver, Tuesday, from injuries received In a traffic accident. He and his wife were struck by a car on the highway near Abbots ford, B.C., last Friday. Mrs. Riv kin, the former Ann Pollack, of Winnipeg, is in hospital where her condition is reported to be fairly good.

Aircraftsman Rivkin, who would have been 30 years old today, at tended Aberdeen and St. John's high school here before gaining employment with Wolch's department store. Main st The son of Mr. and Mrs. I.

Rivkin. 488 Selkirk he joined the R.C.A.F. more than two years ago. Utility Revenue I FORT WILLIAM. Aug.

30 With the exception of the street railway, all civic owned public utilities showed an increase in revenue during the first six months of 1945 compared with the same period last year, according to semi annual reports released Wednesday. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE PAGE 7 Winnipeggers Get Promotions Promotion of ten army officers overseas, seven of whom are Win nipeggers, is announced by the department of national defense, Ottawa. Total all Canada list in cludes 151 soldiers. Promotions follow: To major Capt Arthur Joseph. Prime a Canadian Infantry; Corps, 453 Dei Meurons St.

I Boniface, Man. To Captain Lt. Edward George; Palmer, Royal Canadian Corps ot signals, 973 Banning Winnipeg, Man. Lt. Harvey Archie Scott, Royal Canadian Artillery, Treherne, I Man.

Lt. Joseph Fernand Adelard Roussln, Canadian Infantry Corps. 334 Woodlawn Deer 1 St. James, Man. Lt.

John Frederick Archibald Partridge, Royal Canadian Armyi Service Corps, 254 Atlantic Winnipeg. Lt. Ian Stirling Hamilton. Can adian Infantry Corps, 1186 Dor chester Winnipeg. Lt.

John Cole. Royal Canadian Armv Service Corps, 29 Roslyii, rd Winnipeg. To Lieutenant Set. Gordon James Craig, Royal Canadian Ar moured Corps, 900 Palmerstonr Winnipeg. 'I Sgt.

Ralph Royal Scott, Royail Canadian Armoured Corps, Nes bitt. Man. Pte. Melville George Waddell.l General List. 421 Russell Bran don, Man.

U.S. Banking Firm Proposes to Buy Pullman Facilities CLEVELAND, Aug. 30. Otis A Cleveland investment banking tirm of Cyrus Eaton, Canadian born industrialist and banker, has niei with the U.S. federal court in1 rmiaaeiptiia a proposal to pur chase the entire sleeping car facil ities of the 78 year old Pullman company at a price of approxi 1 mateiy The Otis proposal follows two nnrl a llalf vsr.

rt futile meffnfiA. 'I tions for sale between the Pull man Interests and the American railroads since entry in April, 1943. or the courts decree in the U.S.I government's anti trust suit dir i ecting Pullman Ince. to separate! its sleeping car business from Us manufacturing busineai In its proposal, the Eaton group! commits itself to vast expansion and modernization of railway sleeping car service to enable tne railroads to meet the competitive challenge or other forms of trans portation, notably air as well as to develop the hitherto; untouched travel market compos ed of persons of modest means. Bar Offers Legal Aid For War Veterans MONTREAL, Aug.

30. (CP) The committee on war work of the Canadian Bar association today re viewed the system of legal aid set up for Canadian servicemen in 1 1942, and urged that the depart ment of veterans affairs install legal aid officers at principal rehabilitation centres so that the system could be continued to help uiaiuai gs a vciciaus. A report to the council of the association said that the subject was under discussion with the department of veterans affairs, and! added that it had been agreed that in legal matters which were purely I ivliian in nature, customary fees should be paid. The services of Bar association committees, he ever, would continue to be furnish I ed to discharged personnel and their I dependents but would be limited to I "matters arising during or by I reason of the period of active service of the person concerned." under tne system set up, a ser il viceman wim a tegai proDiem con sults his commanding officer who refers him to the legal aid officer of the command. If further assistance Is needed, the matter goes lo the provincial representative of I the man concerned, through the legal aid section In London.

The provincial representative distributes matters referred to him "to appropriate solicitors in the sp I propriate localities." Butter Coupons 90 to 115 Invalid Saturday OTTAWA, Aug. 30 (CP) The prices board announced. Wednesday night that butter ration coupons numbered 90 to 115 Mfill not be valid for consumer purchases of butter after Friday. Merchants have until Sept. 14 to deposit these coupons.

Currently valid coupons art 118 to 120. Hi I 'AW wi tia tha rn a iwr The Notions For Smart Overnite Cases I ml Shop at store opening for good looking; cases of corrugated Kraft, covered in travel tex finish. Sturdy handle, metal lock and key. Very limited quantity No C.O.D. Thone Orders.

$2.31 Notions Section, Main Floor, Centre TEA, EATON'S Oranga Pekoi Blend Black, Mb. pkg. 83c COFFEE. EATON'S Plantation Blend Pure, Mb. pkg.

48c COCOA, Neilson'i, Vj lb. tin, 19c; Mb. tin 29c POSTUM CEREAL, boil, drip or percolate, 1 lb. 2 oz. package 27c OVALTINE, a beverage, 8 oz.

jar 58c 16 oz. jar 98c CHEESE, Hunter's, '2 lb. pkg. 18c PUMPKIN, Choice Quality, No. 2Vi size tin 2 tins 25c CAKE FLOUR, Swansdown, pkg.

27c NUTS, Shelled Almonds from Portugal, bag, 27; Vi lb. bag, 53 JAM, Wagstaffe's Plum C7. with pectin, 4 lb. tin I SAUCE, "Chef" Brand, OOa 8 01. bottle 36 VINEGAR, Helm Table White, Malt or Cider, I6 01.

bottle, 1S; 33 01. bottle, 28 MUSTARD, Libby's Pre. A pared, 16 01. bottle I I ROMAN MEAL, Dr. Jackson's, pkg.

29c Felt one strap slioners with soft Dadded leather soies just the thing for cosy wear about the house. Neat in appearance and inexpensive. Sizes 7 to 10 and 11 to 2, collectively. Pair III BO Vitamvn. Ga(uuLe ABi.D.

(Mvi RIBOFLAVIN EATOH C. 49c I "Velio" Paint Fresh Finish For Walls and Ceilings No trouble applying this popular finish. It is self sizing, washable and just needs water added to make it ready for use. Pleasing colors of tan, blue, green, rose and buff, as well as ivory, white and cream. 5 lb.

pkg. (enough for aver. age room), SOIL OFF For cleaning painted walls, 32 oz. JAM, Wagstafft's Raspberry witn pectin, CO a 4 lb. tin at ugij JAM, Aylmer Loganberry with pectin, 4 lb.

tin, (0Q CUSTARD POWDER, Harry Home's, 1 lb. tin, QQ BEKUS PUDDY, Dr. OQf Jackson's, pkg sCwC LISHU8, Dr. Jackson's, QQ. pkg cgy MUNCHIES, Dr.

A OK Jackson's Cm for CwC JIFFY PORRIDGE, Mother Jackson's, 1j lb. at psckagt QC PEACHES B.C. Freestone Excellent dessert or A(t lbs. rUG CRABAPPLES, B.C. Transcen.

dent variety, for jelly making, 3 ms. 25 APPLES, B.C. 4C. Cooksrs 3 lbs. COC Clearance of Women's Blouses Spun rayon and cotton blouses in this assortment.

Tailored in button front style short or long sleeved, with turndown collars. Plain or striped patterns. Sizes 14 to 20, collectively $1.95 Warm Jumbo Sweaters for Men The sweaters outdoor workers and sportsmen need cotton and wool jumbos with large shawl collars and two pockets. Assorted plain ST 1 shades. Sizes 86 to 44, collectively.

9.30 Special Women's and Senior Girls' Shoes Be on hand early for best choice from this selection of rejects and samples, cfi.lD nvA r. 4A i 1 i m' okjrica emu tuiuia iu nu any ouuii. ues, pumps ana oxioras lasted smooth side leather, suede, etc. High, medium and low heels Sizes 4 to 8, collectively. Pair Men's Felt Slippers A favorite with many men who nrefer cosv felt suppers ior their leisure hours.

Well made frcm brown 11. Ill U11SVT1I lelt, with padded soles and heels. Roomy fitting lines for extra comfort. Sizes 6 to 11, collectively. Pair Misses' and 95c Children's Slippers Fall $1.25 CROSS RIB ROAST BEEF, lb Paint Section, Sixth Floor, Donald Commercial Quality Beef BLADE RIB ROAST, Qq 25c ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST BEEF, 2C RIB ROA8T BEEF, 6th and 7th rib, lb ROUND STEAK, frash minced, lb PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF, lb 9 An.

$1.69 $2.29 Doeskin Cloth Work Shirts 29c 29c FISH PICKEREL FILLETS, fist klnlass, lb 01 SMOKED FILLETS, lb, 32c COD FILLETS, frosted, 0Q RED SPRING SAL. Jf. M0N, sliced, lb 4 I No Delivery Foodaterla Men's Sturdy Cottonadc Pants Men! Here art "better" grade work pants that should stand up to hard wear. Mad from cottonade materials strongly sewn In regulation style with belt loops and poo kets. Sizes 30 to 42, collectively.

9.30 Special, Good shirts for outdoor workers or sports. Cut from heavy cotton doeskin in dark shades. nnJ i UHH 1 4111 a ohu ouougiy sewn, uonar auacned coat style. Sizes 14 to 17, collectively. acn ivoomny maae $1.39 Roomily made Girls'Tweed Fall Coats School girls will like the styling of these untrimmerl coats.

Tailored from wool and cotton tweed, warmly lined and interlined throughout. Assorted shades. 10 years. $10.95 14x years 12.95 No Mail Orders, No Delivery The Basement Stora) SisSto Hike M5EilW MJJMMEK BELTS A light I HOT WATER BOTTLES, made FEATHERWEIGHT aa. weight supporting belt of white I of durable black 7Q supports, for men OOC coutil made with light stays back and front and elastic inserts at sides.

Fastens in front with two buckles 9aaUU DRUG AND PATENT COUNTER "Hurrah for EATON'S A.B.D. Vitamin Capsules" "Thev helD us keeo fit when we get back on the long school grind. They supply extra energy build up our resistance against fatigue." 5.000 Internstionsl Units, Vitamin A. 400 Inttrnstionsl Vitamin D. 200 International Units, Vitamin SI.

Anal Riboflavin. B0 capsules $1.2 100 capaulas S2.1S 250 caosules $4.10 rubber, each IWv CHAMOIS, soft, pliable oil tanned akina, 2fi, tit, $1.00, S1.3S nd S1.9S TOILETRIES COUNTER (' I I y. CAT fISH AND SO IMKTIVII AIKUNO COtOCNf IN A NIW SCI NT 4 ox. $1.50 SOAP COUNTER MAPLE LEAF TOILET SOAP, IDEAL Jt Ma) CLEANSER 4tln.ZZC BABY'S OWN TOILET SOAP. HEALTH GLO CARBOLIC on r.p.

5c.k25c 3c'ke29c IANITEX TOILET Tunic STERLING pCfi 8 oz. rolls, fi PUMICE 9 cakes bWb at ro( fl ft 1 Drug Section, Main Floor, Donald out Jerf an 01i es Ml rs 9 0.