Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 26, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba 23 fans see East West tilt full clock alouette5 Alou ettes keys Hammond Quondamatteo Trawick glad Chuck Toohy Stamps English Filchock flying Mccance Wagner Bob Cunningham Harper Wilson Matheson la none Apu Irrer Keir strode Anderson Spaith flying Graham Hood Tholos Rowe stampedes final edition Winnipeg free press u Iii Tim a Cloudy sunny intervals this after noon. Light Snow sunday morning. Wind South Al riot ring the night and Norm at 15 by sunday ship noon. Low tonight 10 and High sunday 20. Vol. 51 54 pages Price 5 cents with comics Loc Winnipeg saturday november 26, 1949 . Moon 3 i . Mcm spi forecast Cloudy revised combines act Jam Alou ettes Lead in gets House approval Ottawa nov. 26 ice commons Wilh adoption of a one of the length est and most bitter debates of the current session ended Friday in the Hill amending i he combines investigation act. The Bill was adopted with Howe claims Canada has food 8 u r i u ses Ottawa nov. Ii6 up in statement which appeared to contradict that a Cabinet col league to. Hon. C. D. Howe. I Racli minister. Friday in the commons Faid Canada has food surpluses. There is a Sui Pius Over domes tic requirements in wheat Oats Barley and several other product or. Howe said it is Large or Small. Depending on the pro . Of surpluses was raised by i. A. Clu Irlton wort in View of the contradictory statements of minister of agriculture reported in the press 1 re. Hun. I. I. Gard Iner. Agri culture minister was reported in a despatch i rom ton last tuesday As telling l United nations food mid Agri Chilt Niril organization Ilia i Cun Radii no jollies has top heavy surplus stocks of food Avail Able for Export. The surplus of cheese was Small said or. Howe and the Stock of Hutmier in storage was about Norm Al sufficient to carry Canada through the Winter. Eggs were under contract for the balance of the year As was Bacon. Our difficulty in connection with cheese is that we have been out a dissenting voice after being under discussion inter-1 a intently for two weeks. J debate on the Bill ended after m. J. Coldwell . Leader moved and then with Drew two amendments. Ear Lier John Diefe Nunker pc Lake Centre also withdrew an hmong tent. The first of or. Coldwell s amendments would have made it possible for the government in cases where evidence of a com Bine exists to order an individual or corporation to cease and desist the combines practices. He withdrew tin amendment or. Garson promised have inc amendment studied when the combines investigation net next comes up for i overhaul. The minister expressed fear hat the Amend ment Mir it he Ultra Vires of parliament and if accepted would threaten the Validity of the whole act. Selling cheese without aging and my. Coldwell s second amendment there is a Small Quantity in Stock today i hat is see Ottawa pane s Fao told government action needed to avoid economic War Washington. Nov. 2k Spe h. Hannan of Ottawa president of the International federation of agricultural producers warned the food and agriculture conference Friday afternoon that International a Tenn by governments must be Laken if a Stafe of economic warfare be tween countries in Pursuit of nationalistic farm policies is to be avoided. Representatives of the organized Farmers of the he fight bilateral ism Netherlands u roes by Max Krak Man Washington. Nov. Job is pts Riall Western Europe must con tribute to the revival of world Trade and to the restoration of agricultural Trade on a sound basis by breaking Down the barriers to the Exchange of goods that have sprung up since the end of the War s. L. Mansholt minister of Peri culture for the Netherlands advised the food and agriculture conference Friday. Or. Mansholt deplored the development after the War of a regrettable bilateral Exchange of goods. As a Mallei of fact under these circumstances no develop ing agriculture Anri stable welfare is he added that he hoped it would be possible for he taken on this problem soon in Paris by authorities in Europe in charge of the Marshall plan. Meanwhile or. I insult. Continued it was Clear that the Day in whirl a free Exchange of goods was possible was still Distant and Steps and to he taken to limit the currency obstacles to the flow of Agri cultural produce across Llhee world. Speaking for Denmark a. P. Of Jacobsen said his country wanted the project for an International Clearing House to dispose of farm surpluses to be examined in the Light it current realities. He said she proposal Aims to and the it. Will assist the commodities i rom other countries. It tackle the problem of unequal Dis Dollar problem Sale of surplus Dollar areas to May Lead to so Sce re shopping Days till Christmas is Page 13 Britain studies Dollar earner by Max Freedman Washington. Nov. 2g i special Britain is now examining the prospects of encouraging exports to the United Stales by pro Viding additional special incentives to firms that Are Dollar earners it. Hon. Harold Wilson president of the British Board of Trade said Fri Day at a press conference. Or. Wilson said the recently Cre ated Dollar exports Board which represents British Industry is considering further incentives and the British government is ready to Lis ten to All proposals sympathetically. The government or. Wilson said has an open mind on this subject and is ready to do anything that can be shown to be asked specifically if the Rov turn Imit was willing to allow British firms tax conces Sions to keep for themselves a larger share of Dollar earn Ings than is now permitted on non Dollar earnings or. Wil son declined t o speculate future policy. But he said every gee incentive Page 15 said Are alarmed Al. The Many disturbing indications in recent months of the apparent unread Ness of. Governments to launch Mea sures in the International Field de signed to implement the objectives which have Beer specifically set up As the goal of world food and agriculture or. Hannan who is a mein of the Canadian delegation As president of the Canadian federation of agriculture explained that he was not speak ing for Canada hut for the International body of farm producers which he Heads. His speech came at a session de voted to speeches from non govern mental agencies urging that some action similar to that suggested in the Plati for a Clearing House be endorsed by the conference As a Means of handling farm surpluses. In addition to or. Hannan representatives of the committee of Industrial farm Coop Era Tives and women farm organizations were heard. Or. Hannan predicted that the outcome of the discussions of this commission arising out. Of the pro posed International commodity Clearing House will determine whether or not the Farmers in the major food exporting cout tries Are to be forced to reduce their production. If is my duty to warn the conference that any exhortation to Farmers to continue to pro Duce Al. M Axi Muri Levels will not first Quarter Battle varsity stadium Tor came from onto nov. 26 special Montreal Alou ettes rolled Over Calgary stampedes for1 two touchdowns and one convert and a score of 11 to nothing today in the first Quarter of the Grey cup final. Scores touchdown pass. The Grey cup classic Boi Woen Calgary s colourful . and Montreal Ahme Tuss is being played before record crowds Anri in a other would be on hand they did tickets. A Low of four Diuri i Over night i l l the playing Lieh hard Liri Filiti Nink Gary s hut Thi warm inc i we ii ill ramen swept from Manitoban flock to Grey cup final Hyma us ice Smith tree press sports or tiler Toronto nov. Is special besides he fact that it is East West Battle. Manitoban have i an an Ordinary interest in today s i now Lor uie East. Or. More oni Ottawa. Scoini free press writer c aled in is Here i ormer me up i Yans. Queen. Deep Snow ruts and buried Street car tracks turned this Section of Portage Avenue into a traffic bottleneck saturday morning. Snow plows did not swing into action in time of Benefit the Early Birds on their Way downtown. Late to work was the report of motorists who had churned through a nov filled Back lanes and of pedestrians who did their first Job of Trail breaking this Winter. Winnipeg digs out of 5-Inch snowfall Winnipeg saturday was until late at night when tray itself out of a five Inch snowfall Fie is Light c to officials stated which overnight lashed a Broad unless further heavy snowfalls strip of the province from Dauphin the Northwest to the Ontario occur the City will be Clear by monday morning they promised Boundary in the Southeast. I rain in Southwest the heaviest snowfall of Ihen snowfall in the province ranged season failed to Block any from four to seven inches while Anri All transportation services rain in a freezing drizzle fell rail and airways reported they the Southwest part of Manitoba were operating the Weatherman promised there would lie. Only a Light snowfall Over the week end on sunday morning. Skies except for a few sunny intervals will he Ojo Cly. Light South winds will increase to 20 m . Late saturday and veer to the North at 15 m.. By sunday see Fao Page 13 comics Page 30. Radio news Page 4 Lovies Page s. Bridge column Page 4. Crossword Puzzle Page St. Canasta Page Church news Page 10. Music Page 11. Book reviews Page 12. Women s news pages 15, 16, 17. Sports pages 22, 23, 24. Editorials Page 21. Finance Page 25. Stamp column Page 2. Garden column a. Pace t. The Manitoba Power commission reported no interruption of service due to the storm. The provincial highways Branch reported no roads blocked in Rural Manitoba but warned of hazardous icy conditions at several Points including Brandon and Minnedosa. Three Snow lows have been sent out from Winnipeg to do a clean up Rugby classic. After All Dave Berry Norm Hill. Harry Hood Cert Lannon Cliff Kliewer and Jill Langford Are natives of the Gateway province. Even the boast three Winni Eggers in their line up Dies Mccune. Johnny Hammond and Kas Vidurek. While it is Well known what a contribution Loe Uyan the als manager made to he Blue bombers before he pulled up stakes and headed East. There is a Large crowd of win Eggers Here Bolh and Are Sony. For Days they have been Drifting in to Toronto. It is Esti mated the Manitoba contingent. Umbers close to some live Here among Hose we have noted Here Are r. 3. Spears or. Gibert Adam Luea son h. Sellers. Or. Brian Besl George Neil irom his on Lenioe Home. Then there Are Jack Mitchell an stirred. Reg vally Coll Bush Cece Forsyth and Dave a hos. Of other sex Manil bans now living Here who have been joining in the film Ami for the West to islands this morning Anri equipment cleared inches from the Field. To fresh Snow had fallen up to game Lime. Football in gripped or. Sportsman like a fever. I ool Ball mail during Hie last seven Days Tor onto has been a town Sone mad. The scramble for tickets Lor name Lias been something never approached before. Some enthusiasts who came without them have paid As High As ?50 for i pair jus to sit on a Bench along the loue lines. I a cry Whei o Hie in a been tooth null. Football and More foot Ball. Laljit Rinns in heir colourful Western Garlt i Annilly took m it Ulm ii Teal Ork i hair arrival thursday. one jibes therr arc 10 hid Rod or Ranur shirts. Kadi evening the Rotunda of Royal York has scene of real old Western Hoe Downs. Celebrating has lasted i or into the night. The whooping hollering has been so continuous that one wonders if he westerners will have voices left to cheer for Ihei team today. Hotel lobbies ring with yips and Days Frank Hannibal Cap Mach Sun or. And mrs. Scotty Kennedy or. And mrs. K. Armstrong. Tony Labaul. Abe we Kimari. Jack Rice Art Cerelli de Zapp Howard Pringle Cuthbert Jud Snell Ken Yost Morris Duchov Jim tril nov Nate red Mel Tyre or. And mrs. Henry Borger or. And mrs. Art Chipman Gordon hater Culver Riley c. C. Faulkner. Major Rogers Bob Ramsey or. And mrs. Harry , Harold Aulty Aid. C. I. Sibonile mayor George Maclean of St. Boniface or. Lloyd Mcphail Jack Spear r. L. Dennison. Karl or. And Bessner Toronto nov. 26 up baby it wus cold outside saturday and Ibe yips and Days of the Calgary slam Peder i ool Ball fans and the aloud ties Sony la chants of Mon i supporters were confined o indoors. Crowds in i i Down town area on shia Chilly Grey Cibij Henderson Jim Morton mrs. Charles Burns Lack Cece Browne. Percy Genser. Clair Leatherdale Victor Pei Luck Norm div Linin. Keith Stewart and Toby la Prairie Dave Dooyi Finkel Stein and Murray Oigman. Besides these we ran Impi Many Day did choir Early celebrations in hold . Tin downtown Iii to wre Al most deserted. Rhed is Furni is nudged shoulders with Toque c lad Moi readers and then1 was plenty of ribbing Ali into this afternoon s hit there were rumours of bets hitting four figure Mark with the Eastern champions established As favourites at Odds ramming from i-5 to 2-1. The Calgary team i is cup Winner quartered in the Royal York hotel. Was up Early and play night. Low saturday night Anri High sunny in Winnipeg will be 10 and 20. Winnipeg s engineering depart ment officials explained saturday that Snow Clearing gangs and equip ment were not caught unexpectedly by the snowstorm. Wind keeps plows in j was t enough Snow Byj Midnight Friday to Send plows out and during the night it was blow Jing. We never Send equipment our until conditions Are Calm enough to allow our work to be of one official explained. At 8 . Saturday All available City equipment was despatched to residential districts. A gang of 30 men were oper stink 16 rubber tired and four Crawler Type tractors on sidewalk Clearing. Six Auto patrol motor graders and five truck nose lows were unplug Ging roads. The downtown District wih be Job on main roads. Dusl storm sweeps Southwest sask. Edmonton. Nov. 26 up unseasonable dust storm Friday swept through Southern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan the Dominion meteorological Bureau at Edmonton reported Friday night. Tampei Liture Reading hour Perint Al my Jav Monlon Swift current.2v Regina -t1 taxi i por1 Churchill a pert Arthur 2 to Corrito Ottawa Montreal. 1j Halifax of during lie 2-1 Max if pm cd. Of to. Today s traffic query pedestrian is starting to Cross the Street ahead of you. You should a. Honk your Horn continue on your course. Swing Over and Cut in behind the pedestrian e. Signal traffic to the rear slow Down allow the pedestrian to pass ers wandered around the corridors and lobby Alou ettes in the Kin Kidwai d hotel Fiur blocks away if in it just As easy. Scalpers probably the Mam topics of conversation revolved around the two soil abide word that has echoed from Calgary to Montreal and intermediate Points tickets. And there is i a single to be obtained at the legitimate prices of and there Are reports scalper Are asking Cash and getting Cash much As a pair. The johnnies come la Feiy into the stampedes ticket room at the Calgary hotel and a hard cup Calgary s 100-foot Long Model train moved out to the stadium. The train carrying too stamped or fans will Stop off at the City Hall Enro Ute. The Buckhorn desk a Chuck Wagon from Calgary Ifni everybody and anybody with . K and Baron. And it was All on Huise. Crystal Ballum fan Drew s and cheers from westerners and reason for it All was z Large printed sign he carried. It Readi final -15. Cal Gary the Mart told reported 3 that Calgary s three Points had come on a Fluke drum majorettes in scanty Umes and probably getting chill Wilaine followed the Model train. Next in line was a miliary Hail from Toronto open cars for Uip. Mayors of. Montreal Tor onto and Calvary cowgirls and indians on horse Back Anri six Hii ice trucks for san Podor fans. Officials of use of More than one Bali Toronto. Nov. Up won the first scrimmage in defence of. Their pressed staff was passing tickets out taut Only to those who had made a previous rec just. Jack Brogan. Who handles the tickets said Only those who Are Cal Arians or from the West or westerners living in Toronto Are getting meanwhile about per sons jammed the Royal Vork hotel Hobby and floor while an Impromptu sink song was staged by Calgary fans. And the favorite was Moni readers without Aid of music reciprocated with an off key Home on the crowds moved outside shortly after 11, and at 11.30 the Grey when Canadian Rugby Union officials ruled the referee in the Grey cup game could use As Many foot balls As he wished. A . Spokesman said head official could Call for a new Ball at his discretion. Coach Les Lear of the Stam Peders had sought this ruling for last year s final but Ottawa Roughrider officials would not agree. The one Ball a game system is a custom not a Rule in senior East Ern Canadian football. Lear argued that if the Field is wet. A new Ball Midway through the game would passer a 50-30 Chance of completing j ;