Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 18, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition Winnipeg free press Winnipeg Cloudy and cooler tuesday. Frost tuesday night. Winds Light becoming Northeast 15 Mph tonight. Low tonight and High Roxie Day 35 and 55. Vol. 57 no. 303 34 pages Price 5 cents with comics Loc Winnipeg monday september 18, 1950 Sun Rise 7.06 . Moon Rise 4.02 . In in or _. _ forecast cooler massed allies close in on Seoul free press graded t selections f Denny Layzell United states marines storm ashore at Inchon in South Korea. They Are now reported moving in for the recapture of communist held Seoul former South korean capital. The marines made their assault on the West coast port after a terrific air and naval bombardment an which three Canadian destroyers took part. Within two hours the leathernecks held enough territory for the rest of the United nations forces to disembark. Two simultaneous attacks on the East coast at Yong lok and also were scored by in forces. Closing of the pincers produced by East and West drives would trap the North korean army. Enemy bolsters City s defences Tokyo sept. 18 forces drove Mon Day to within three Miles of Seoul the communist held capital of South Korea. The in spearhead was less than me mile West of Yong Dong a suburb of Seoul. The main striking Force was on its heels. A crushing weight of infantry tanks heavy artillery and bridging equipment rolled out of the Inchon beachhead 2 Miles West of Seoul toward the front. They were massing for the As Ault across the Han River Seoul s natural defence Barrier. . Marines held Kimpo air held 15 Miles Northwest of Seoul against five North korean St Acks. Then they stabbed North o the Banks of the Han. The air held is in operation and several Allied planes have already landed Here. The North koreans defending Seoul were without artillery sup first race. Purse claiming. Furlongs. Chimo 117 ready for top Effort. Or. Ever 117 should improve today. North love 114 unlucky last race. Queen Rhymer 119 a Chance on Best form. Tiger Al 114 Lookout for this one. Hot foot 117 some improvement recently. Cute Helen 110 an outside Chance. Faults 117 has shown Little. Burnzie 111 has some Early Speed. Delorette 107 poor form. Second race. Purse claiming. One mile. Prince Canter 120 should beat this Field. Dutch Beauty 112 dropped Down in class. Beaming son 120 improved last race. Infiltrate 115 a Chance on Best form. Conevia 117 should close strongly. Pacoima Brave 115 Good outside Chance. First Robin 120 has t shown much. Real Ebony 106 Light weight helps. Miss Bow 106 Little to recommend. Billy Vito 120 has shown nothing. Third race. Purse claiming. 6 a furlongs. Pol Pat 111 should beat this Field. Porta Grandmain 119 distinct threat Here. Touchwood 115 in winning form. Black Deer 113 should go Well Here. Stop press 104 Light weight helps. Ella tryst 109 has some Speed. Hard Man is Good win last out. Pagan flight 112 an outside Chance. Sisters Best 107 recent races poor. A thwarted 115 in a Tough spot. Fourth race. Purse claiming. Furlongs. Steven Street is in excellent Royal Pilot 107 will go Well Here. Union Jack has much Early Speed. Durban 114 throw out last race. Lucky l. 106 could upset Here. Mary Heise ids an outside Chance. Sir. Bonny 107 unlucky last out. York Knight 111 with faster company. Som Dock 111 recent races Dull. Fifth race. Shea memorial Handicap. Pirse s1.500. 1% Miles. Black chicle 124 Best of Tough Field. Padd Goeasy 113 should go Well Here. Penn ask 120 hard hitting sort. Antoninus 114 recent races Good. Martha s lad 113 rates a Good Chance. Plucky Chic 114 is running Well. Blanc Edester 113 often surprises. Prince Calvert 114 in a Tough spot. Or. Zip 110 appears below Best form. Sixth race. Purse allowances. Seven furlongs. Triple f. 114 looks much the Best. Austin Yates 107 should go Well Here. Tinda toy 117 has exec Lent record. Sir j. R. 107 rates a Good Chance. Special one 109 Good record at Lon acres. M lady sweep 106 Early Speed and the rai1. Chinook Arch 106. Hard Hilling sort. Fermented 107 could Surprise. Pol Lapash 107 poor race in Derby. Perfectionist 114 can t see this one. Seventh race. Purse claiming. One mile 70 Yards. Pyrus lady 110 should beat this Field. Romance boy 120 the one to beat. Vicars Best 117 very dangerous. Fairola 109 should be close up. Recollect 119 throw out last race. Nina Bravo 119 i should show improvement. Pom Pagle 122 Good win last out. Justifiable 113 speedy but faint hearted. War Vesp 119 not entirely out of it. Yankee Clipper 108 poor race last out. Major slam 122 showed Little last race. Post time first race monday 3.30 . Overnight entries . Drafts 3-Point scheme for in world police Force by Peter Kihss Herald Tribune service new York sept. Is the United states has drafted a three Point plan for reinforcing the uni Ted nations to resist aggression anywhere around the world. It has begun discussions with other delegations on submitting the scheme o the 59-nation in general Assem Bly which opens its 1950 session at Flushing Meadow tuesday. The plan would 11 ask member nations to ear Mark National armed forces or Call by either the Security coun cil or general Assembly in Case of emergencies. 2. Set up an Assembly peace patrol of smaller nations a Between five to 15, available of Fly anywhere in the world to re port facts on outbreak of trouble. J revise the Assembly rules to Convene the Assembly in 24 hours or thereabouts in a crisis instead of waiting for 15 Days As present rules require. The plan under present thinking would be outlined by Dean Acheson . Secretary of state Early in the general debate. It would then been trusted to John Foster Dulles Veteran us Delegate Ami re publican adviser to the state department reputedly one of its main authors to steer in the Assembly. The american moves were con firmed after Broad hints in a speech by John d. Hickerson assistant Secretary of state in charge of in affairs at the Waldorf As Acheson., asian envoys discuss far East issues by James e. Warner . Herald to Chunc i i i new York sept. 18 Dean Acheson United states Secretary of state sunday opened a series of conferences with asian diplomats on the far Eastern situation As the big three and big 12 remained bogged Down Over using West Ger Man divisions in a unified european peace Force. Before leaving Washington for the foreign ministers which have been in Progress at the . Tories to Challenge Sale of tools to Russia by Russell . Herald Tribune news service London sept. Is the labor government faces two conserva Tives challenges in the House of commons this one on its Manitoba jockey club x Katanga Polo Park Winnipeg Man. Tuesday sept. 19, fourteenth Bay of racing last first race claiming 3 year and up 7 furlongs. A air Erin 112 also eligible Michigan smart 122 Murph s Patsy 119 Princess Nancy 119 x Killa Claxton 109 Dune s favor 117 x Rester 114 Bon Eagle 117 tart reply 114 Yra Glac 117 i m a Juna in x spanked Bele 114 Irish Flint 122 x Rocky Brush 117 Hoy Alhem 107 Bidet 119 miss Blaie 119 Hiss Spinard j07 june allowances the Veterano. 3 year Olds and up 1 mile and 70 Yards. Gifted Wand 123 x Star fair----102 x out o War 115 cookie baby 112 fair party 118 also eligible Samba step 115 Victory band 11b x arbiter 113 Diamond 110 Jack Heipel 112 x Lucky l----110 3i Bonnie Bich 107 Black Deer 118 Amster cud 112 Martha s lad 116 third Mace claiming 3 year aids and up 1 mile. Algal 112 x dumbfounded 10 Haza Chance 114 Simala 10 x bold Bobbie 112 Chinook Arch 109 Van hem 109 Hada keen 116 lady Ireland 109 Over run 11 Ataee allowances. The Narcissus 3 year ods and up 6 tur loops. La fare 117 Turl us calandria.118 a Rise to a your guess 116 follow .123 a playful Pilot 114 a sir tinker 11 hire Fly x reciprocity ill Bills entry t. Helm entry fifth race specs Handicap. 3 year Elds and up. 1 mile and 70 Yards. Lone Green 114 lord Fairmont 125 a at Cadet 121 mite Siah 113 Turi 109 Rise to follow 113 a Franks gallon of Gold 11b mistake 113 Williams entry so Elk allowances. The Amigos 4 year Olds and up 1 mile and it. X reason. 116 x or. Zip 114 of my dear 108 my. Newton ill pyrus lady ill just Rusty 119 x yes Milord 114 Nanov pass 116 Maggie Valley 113 dutch Beauty 108 seventh race claiming 3 year and up. Miles. X honest Moe 114 also eligible sweeping Mana 119 Ebor. Ill fila to 117 or. Monroe w 111 to Milf y 117 x Plai Yair ill i in poet boy 119 rough kid lit x. Lovely Way 108 dry marsh.117 lit x Bella Arllano 106 109 easy Ace 119 hair 113 ten Dina 105 Kabuki ill substitute race claiming 3 year Olds and up 1 mile. X gala hat Star Siris fair Ida Genie s boy x Craig Cap Pari Brab x Jame . Fighter Pilot 117 also eligible 107 Sun Daisy 114 114 Kyak 114 117 night liner 119 112 Valedah Craig 117 meander in 117 x sealant 117 Ron Albert Glover Dale Dot 109 my style Spect s Gal 114 allowance horses listed according to Post positions scratch time 8.00 . Post time 3.30 . Sales of strategic materials and machine tools to Russia and East Ern Europe and the other on its plans to proceed with nationalization of most of the nation s Iron and steel Industry. The first debate monday on the Export of vital raw materials and machine tools to Russia and East Ern Europe is expected to find the government adamantly against an economic blockade of the communist countries. At the same time it probably will agree to re strict the Export of certain types of machine tools. But it does not intend to halt soviet purchases of rubber tin and Wool. The second and politically More exciting debate will come on tuesday when it. Hon. Winston Churchill conserva Tive Leader will Muster All his party s strength along with most of the Little band of liberals in an attempt to pull Down the government and precipitate a general election on the steel Issue. The government is moderately confident of squeezing through the steel test but Only by three 01 four votes. There is a slim Chance however that the conservative might succeed if enough of labor party s sick supporters an unable to get to the House to vote at 10 o clock tuesday night. Despite the anticipated govern ment victories on these issues there was widespread expectation in political quarters monday that the government is heading toward an Early general election. If the government Falls on the steel Issue an election would probably be held oct. 12. But even assuming Victory on the steel question both the government and the conserva Tive parties Are known to be Retting their political machines into Quick shape for another to the voters. The inst election was feb. 23. Some members of the govern ment probably would be Content to continue in office As Long As pos sible. But some extremely powerful members insist that the present parliamentary balance Ever that another election must be held Waldorf Astoria for the past week or. Acheson announced he would consult with asian diplomats in and Vance big three talks on Asia scheduled for monday or tuesday at Issue in the far East la the United states position re Garding admission of communist China to the United nations the future of chinese nation Alist-held4 Formosa the Japan Ese peace treaty and what to do when . And in forces reach the 38th parallel in Korea. Or. Acheson received sir Bengal Rau and Brig. Gen. Carlos Romulo. Permanent in representatives of India and the philippine Republic respectively sunday night in sep Arate conferences. Monday morn ing he conferred with sir Percy spender australian foreign rain see Acheson Page 10 key in Post seen Likely for Pearson lak2 Success n.y., sept. Is i of the 59 uni Ted nations converged on new York monday for the crucial fifth general Assembly opening thurs Day at Flushing Meadow. Headed by foreign ministers of the big three and the North at lactic Council who have been a week How to Early Bird selections 1. Tiger Al Chimo or Ever. 2. Prince Canter dutch beaming son. 3. Porta Grandmain pol Pat Stop press. .4. Durban Union Jack sir Bonny. 5. Antoninus Black chicle plucky Chic. 6. Austin Yates Tinda toy triple f. 7. Romance boy pyrus lady pomp afle. Boy. Scratches 1. All also eligible. 2. All also Cli Grilles. 3. All also Dibbles. 4. Feliy Sun Hiriko. 5. Sir Mortimer Star Lance Rise Early Blueberry Pic son Tex. 6. Inn hem lady Ireland. 7. Major slam Lillooet Bov a Ktona. Gala Bat will honest Moe James ., of Llano. Asia articles Start tuesday significant talks open soon in Lucknow India and the free press will have a representative on hand to give readers a first hand report of the proceedings. The event is the Institute of Pacific relations conference and the free press correspondent is i. Norman Smith associate editor of the Ottawa journal. , invited to attend the conference As a member of the Canadian delegation has the ability and background to make the most of this Opportunity to explain the vital Asiatic matters discussed by the Institute. In the course of his trip he will write a travelogue series. His first article appears tues Day in the free press. Watch for it. See . House Page s car Lack hits Coal movement greater Winnipeg is faced with the probability of a Coal shortage As a result of an increasing Lack of Box and open Type railway cars press Learned monday. Railway officials said the condition which was becoming National was due to the enor Mous amount of freight which accumulated during the recent rail strike combined with fall shipments of Grain across the Prairie provinces. Since the 1950 Harvest is much later than usual the car shortage will Worsen rapidly before it eases it was believed. The situation will be further aggravated during the studying for rearm , Assembly Dele Gates gathered As news of the in collective Security action in Korea continued Bright. Pressure of work see Coal Page 10 Oit Bridge column Page 15. Canasta to win Page 14. Comics Page 6. Crossword Puzzle Page 15. Deaths and funerals Page 12. Finance pages 30, 31. Sports pages 20 to 23. Tews pages 16, 17, 18. L. B. Pearson Canada s affairs minister who Hon. External Heads a 15-member delegation to the Assembly has been spoken of in various delegation circles As a possible president. But it is expected he would not stand owing to pressure of work at Ottawa. See Pearson Page s Oria sunday night. Or. Hickerson spoke to the american association for the in and the National citizens committee for in Day sharing the platform with Warren r. Austin american ambassador to the in. There was a possibility the plan would be introduced in the Assem Bly with joint sponsorship. Canada and the Philippines have already announced that the forces they Are sending to Korea would be the be ginnings of permanent contingent they would keep available for the in. Under the present thinking the Assembly would be asked to approve the principle of Holdin specific National forces ready am equipped for in Calls but per haps to appoint a kind of military secretariat to work out detail later. Article 43 of the in charter Al see . Plan Page 8 Ort but had some mortars . Officers said. The communists vere Rushing reinforcements into Seoul. The . Eighth army common que reported United nations orces made general advances to a monday in All sectors against ight enemy resistance. Only in a new Small areas did the enemy of or stiff foe digs in on the Southeast defence Box Battlefront . Infantry crossed he Paktong River in captured communist boats and set up a solid beachhead on the West band. Communists were reported nearby dig Ging in like mad in strength at East a full the jaws of the giant Nutcracker were closing on or More North korean troops. Some already were reported in flight. Others fought stubbornly. Allied planes showered leaflets on the invaders with the message surrender or die at Inchon . 7th division troop rolled ashore from the 262-Shi Allied task Force which opened the second front last week end. . Army combat Engineer rolled heavy equipment Over the Inchon sea Walls and through Shel pocked streets to the main Inland artery. They raced against time to Span the Han natural bar see Korea Page 10 Brock leads task group at Inchon Ottawa sept. Is up a Voyal Canadian Navy officer is demanding a United nations aval task group in the West to administer milk control in see Campbell Page 8 loss of legs follows jump from train a 24-year-old Transcona Man David dare of the Milne Block had both legs amputated sunday following a railway Accident in Transcona at 10 . According to reports or. Dare was injured when he jumped of a moving train and was pulled under the wheels. He was rushed t St. Boniface Hospital suffering from compound fractures of Boll legs. Authorities report his Condi Tion is fairly Good. It is believed or. Dare was re turning from a week end at min Aki ont. Employed in the Cana Dian National railway shops in Transcona he is married has two year old son. Temperature readings during the 2 hour period ending at 6.30 . Mondai Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Swift current Saskatoon Regina Brandon Winnipeg port Churchill port Arthur Toronto Ottawa Montreal Halifax min. 49 36 40 40 35 33 45 4x 31 49 37 34 3d 40 Max. Is 70 ii 63 64 70 Fis 38 64 62 55 60 follow the beam to army week capt. Jeffry Brack Inchon beachhead off Korea s West coast. The sire and com position of the task group of which they Are part and which capt. Brock is commanding has not been announced. The Navy capt. Brock s orce has been assigned several responsibilities. These include close blockade and extended cover for he flanks of the invasion Armada and the provision of anti sub Marine Hunter Kller forces if required. During the opening stages of he invasion one of the Canadian. Destroyers teamed with a British see Brock Page s nearly half special Force Are veterans Ottawa sept. Is up of the second world War make about 45 Pere cent of the Canadian army special Force being trained or service in Korea or elsewhere son. Brooke Claxton defence min Ster said monday. Or. Claxton said enlistments in the special Force now have passed the Mark. The Fig ure docs not include Active Force personnel already assigned or to he assigned to the special Force. At the end of August the Force s strength totalled including veterans of the second world War. These included 768 men who served As non commissioned offi cers in the last War. The Force included married men or about 30 per cent of the total strength. Officer strength now is 235. There still is a requirement for More Junior officers said or. Claxton. The Force is expected to leave Canada about mid november to Complete training possibly on Okinawa Island in the Pacific. Or. Claxton also reported a steady increase in the strength of the army s Active Force with More than new enlistments since the recruiting drive was launched july 20. Navy and air Force figures tabulated to sept. 9 showed that since july 20 the Navy attested 542 new recruits and the . 698, 327 for air Crew and 371 for ground Crew. Macarthur says soviet helped North koreans Lake Success n.y., sept. 18 a Gen. Dougals Macarthur was monday to have informed the United nations he has positive evidence that Russia supplied munitions to North Korea in 1949 and 1950 and that communist China supplied trained informed quarters said Gen. Macarthur made his statement in his latest report to the Security Council As commander of in forces in Korea. Report was received by Trygve lie . Secretary general monday morning but it has not yet been made pub Lic ;