Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 19, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Good roads men from across Canada get together delegates from Prince Edward Island to Vancouver Island Chat in the corridors at the fort Garry hotel tuesday before official opening of the 31st annual convention the Canadian Good roads association. The group on the extreme left Are left to right l. T. Holmes of Retina sask. Construction in Gincer Lor the department of highways w. C. Marshall Oshawa on sleet manager of general motors and r. E. Bates of Toronto sales manager Eastern steel products. Second from the left arc left to right Errick f. Willis presi Dent of i he association and Farmer minister of Public works for Manitoba Carl Berg of Edmonton ajta., vice president of the trades and labor Council of Canada Hon. H. H. Cox minister of Public works lot Prince Edward Island e. S. Jones Depuy minister of Public works for British Columbia. In the third group Are left to right j. A. Knight of Toronto om., service Engineer of Brunner mond and a. L. Woods of Vancouver ., comptroller of the Automobile association. On the extreme right Are three Manitoban left to right w. J. Milhausen District Engineer at Dauphin j. Kennedy assistant District Engineer at Boissevain and g. F. Bodie District Engineer at Brandon. Final edition vol. 57 no. 304 Winnipeg free press 30 pages Price 5 cents with comics inc Winnipeg tuesday september 19, 1950 free press graded l selections by1 i Denny Layzell Sun Rise 7.co . Moon Rise 5.00 . Sun set 7.35 . Moon Sot 12.02 . Winnipeg Clear today and wednesday. A Little warmer. Winds Light. Low tonight and High wednesday 45 and 75. Forecast warmer first race purse claiming seven furlongs. Princess Nancy 119 ready for top Effort spangled Selle 1.14 improved last race Rair 1121 Michigan smart 122 Rocky Erush 117 could us should close strongly rates a Chance reprise runs an Odd Good race would have to improve in a Tough snot has shown Little has shown nothing Ira Glac 317 miss Spinard 107 dunes favor 117 digit 119 Don Eagle 1.17 second Kace purse allowances seven furlongs. Cookie baby 112 nicely placed gifted Wand 123 very consistent Samba step 113 improving Bonnie Rich 107 Early Speed and Light weight fair party fll8 not out of it Amster cud 112 Chance on Best form Jack Heipel 112 in and out sort out o War 115 in a Tough spot arbiter 113 needs an off track Star fair 102 Little to recommend third Kace 51.000 claiming one mile big flood defence revealed Chinook Arch 109 lady Ireland a09 Over run 117algal 112 bold Bobbie 112 Dume founder 107 Haza Chance 114 Van hem 109 Hada keen 1ib s1malad 107 fourth tace Oft allowances 6u furlongs. Reciprocity nil Rise to follow 1l 31 sir tinker 112 playful Pilot if your guess 11g Calandria chs Law Fark 117 hire Fly u20 turf 10d fifth Kace Speers Handicap s air Cadet 121 lord fair Mono 123 gallon of Gold us Long Green 111 Franks mistake 113 Miko Siah 113 Rise to follow 113 sixth Kace allowances Nanby pass 116 reason 116 dutch Beauty 10s o my dear ids yes Milord 114 it. Newton .111 just Rusty Maggie Valley 113 or. Zip f.u4 seventh race purse is honest Moe 114 Ebor 111 Lillooet boy 119 Kabuki 111 Katonga 109 hair do 113 Napolo 116 y. 117 Failalo 117 Lovely Way 105 seems nicely placed figures closely due to improve rail helps in Good form mud would help needs an off track Only an outside Chance seems Over matched in a Tough spot ready for lop Effort always close hard Hilling sort should Cut out the Pace will have 10 be caught. Chance on Best races has shown Little lately needs mud appears Over matched added. One mile and 70 Yards. Slight Edge in Tough Field in Superb condition should set the Pace Rales a Good Chance in top form in a Tough spot with much faster company . Distance made to order in lop form not entirely out of it some improvement last out would have to improve needs an off track Steps up in mud Dull Effort last out has t shown much agree to end state of War ease barriers Frankfurt Germany sept. 19 Cap Britain the United states and France joined tues Day in a warning to Russia to keep hands off West Germany. The three Powers moved to end their state of War with Germany and to strengthen her industrially and but announced that there is no Call for recreating a National army in the Western zones. Gis Nab Wae Gwan foe races North Tokyo sept. 19 forces today captured wage wan North korean Strong Point in. Southeast Korea on the main Road leading Back to Seoul. The communists appeared to be with drawing All along the perimeter of the old Allied beachhead de Fence Box. Enemy columns pulling out of the Long besieged Taegu Wao Gwan area May be racing northward to defend Seoul. . Marines were battering at 000 claiming. Miles. Post time first race tuesday just like his name seems the one to beat will be Tough Here improved recent races Rales a Good Chance Chance on Best form not entirely out of. It an outside Chance Little to recommend in a Tough spot. . Any attack upon Berlin or upon m est Germany will be regarded As no attack upon the occupying countries themselves. This was made Clear in a communique issued by the big three foreign secretaries Demi Acheson of the ., lit. Hon. Ernest Bevin of Britain and Robert Schimian of France after their new York conferences. The text was Matte pub Lic Here tuesday. The ministers their new York session also decided to permit the establishment fair Deal for All urged at milk meet a plea to maintain a fair Al Sciance Between producers Riis Tribu 1 tors and Consumers of milk was voiced tuesday by Gilbert Mcmil Jan Hunington. Quo., president of the Dairy Farmers of . He addresses delegates of the in pact members agree on plan to guard West by James e. Warner . Herald Tribune service new York sept. 19 the Council foreign ministers of the North Atlantic treaty organization endorsed a Western european defence Force late Mon Day and recessed for another of Mobile police formations organized on a land state basis but with provisions which would Ter National association of milk control agencies at the opening session of a three Day convention in the fort Garry hotel. The convention got under Way after greetings from acting mayor c. In. Simonite to 75 milk control Hoard officials and Dairy experts from Canada and the uni Ted states. Roy Mcphil chair Man of the Manitoba milk control Board and president of the association presided. Stressing the importance of enable West German control agencies or. Mcmil government to make effective use Ian said of All or part of this Force in order fully to meet the exigencies of the present 9 review present prohibitions and limitations on German the Gates of Seoul the 500-year-old korean Capit Fil on the Allied second front 1-10 Miles North of Wae Gwan. Meeting to be held within Lending a next two weeks. Allied liberation j the big three foreign ministers free from Inchon port still Dean Acheson of the United had to Cross the half mile wide slates re. Hon. Ernest. Bevin. Of Han River enter Seoul. I Britain and Robert Schuman of they Werr in Seoul s Southwest France resumed their sessions suburb Yong Tungpo with Board estimates Cost by Shane Jackay Twenty two new pumping stations to meet flood conditions will be installed this Winter As part of the greater Winnipeg diking Board s Over All flood Protection system 3. B. Carswell Board chair Man disclosed tuesday. Contract for 53 sewage pumps has already been placed with Manitoba Bridge and Iron works or. Carswell said and motors will be supplied by the English elec tric company of St. Catharines ont. The Board is assured of delivery Carswell said. Of a. Sufficient Quantity of t h i b equipment to put these pumping stations in operation before High the circular steel linings for the pumping stations have been ordered and very shortly tenders will be called for the Hoard chairman Esti mated the inlay diking and flood prevention Cost at it which s700.000 will in required for the pumping stations. This is the first firm Cost Asti immediately after the big 12 re gingers moving up River crossing ceased. Made Public by the Board equipment to the Han. I the question of the us of Ger cosi i Are on the basis a spokesman said 1st Cav Ina in the unified Force 73 i or cent airy troops rolled through the Highway town of Wae Gwan objections. Was still left up in the air because industries. 3 remove immediately All restrictions on the size Speed see Germany Page Mars my Bird ski actions 1. Princess Nancy 1 air Michigan smart. 2. Cookie baby. Fair tarty Samba step. 3. Chinook Arch. Lady ire land Over Kun. Reciprocity Utise to Fol Low. Colandrin. 5. Air Culet. Lord fair Mol gallon of old. I. pass. Reason. Dutch Beauty. 7. Honest Moe Lillooet boy Kabuki. Sub gala hat. Craig Cap Glover Dale Dot. Besl cookie baby. Scratches 1. All also clip Isles. 2. All also eligible. 5. Turf. 6. Pyrus lady. 7. Sweeping manna or. Monroe. Play air Routh rid dry Marsh. Bella easy Ace. Tin Dinn. Track Good. Siriano West army pushed London. Sept. A defence ministers of the big Western Powers have been called unexpectedly 10 new York to organize the Quick formation of a Central Western army. Government officials both Here and in Paris said tuesday the Bri Tish and French ministers prob ably will Fly to the United states later this week. All provinces May unite to halt freight rate Rise by Hugh bold Ottawa. Sept. 19 special possibility of All the provinces joining in a move to halt the Pend ing increase in livestock freight rates was Scon tuesday in the Wake of a formal application to the transport Board by the Cana Dian federation of agriculture and also by the Alberta govern ment rates Are scheduled to go up oct. 2 by an estimated 12 i per cent in the West and 17 Pel cent in the East if the railways Are allowed to go ahead. The other Prairie provinces Are expected to join in asking for a suspension and for a hearing of the Case. The federation has asked suspension of the new rates until a full Board hearing could he held. It asked the Board to fix a Date for the hearing. Whether British Columbia a i i the maritime partners of the Prairies in the general freight Battles of Post War years will also come in in yet to be established. An even More intriguing possibility is the appearance of Ontario and Quebec in a freight rates Case. The two Central provinces have never bothered about general freight rate increases because i their enjoyment of truck and water Competition makes them relatively immune from such additional burdens. J but it is thought Here that the East might take a different View of the pending jump in livestock rates. A Large volume of Prairie cattle and other Stock moves annually to Eastern packing plants. If these packers consider thai they As Well As the Western ship per will be hit they might con Sider in View of present sky High prices of meat. A similar situation might influence British Columbia o p i n i o n. There is a heavy annual move ment of Alberta hogs to that prov Ince. It is possible that some provinces will not take an Active the government the coming fight to hold the line on livestock rates. It is recalled that in the farm machinery ease of which off Eclid Only the West As Lone As you Solil the balance fairly Between producers distributors mid con Sumers never rendering a judgment until All interested parties urn heard and the Evi Dence weighed Yon will he no Kinin a. Or Clit contribution to one. Of the most industries in the civilised world.1 there Are More people connected with the Dairy Industry than All of Canada s six other leading industries or. Mcmillan pointed out. has always been an exporter of Dairy he said. The stories we Hoar that some Day we will not. Be Able to Supply our own needs Are pure nonsense. Of we will recognize the importance of the Industry and allow those occupations we will always have enough for our own people and milk production has always had n stabilizing effect on the nation s Economy hut it is grave Nuest Ioji whether it out. Opposition and moved Luj Miles farther on the Road to Kimchon is Miles Northwest. Four mile Advance he said the North koreans were fleeing toward Kinchon. Wae Gwan 1-1 Miles Northwest of Taegu had been inn strongest Point of enemy resistance As Allied forces fought to crack out. Of the old beachhead in the Centre of the perimeter. Two other North korean divisions were reported re j treating from the Masan front fur to the South. . J5th j. Division troops drove ahead i there As much is four Miles. On the Taklong River front he tween Masan and Wae Gwan the Second and 24th divisions punched four battalions men across the Stream. J 1-Jngineers threw a Bridge Over the Taklong behind which Allied forces had retired aug. 4 for their final defence. A massive it is hoped however that agree ment on ultimate use of Western German forces As proposed by the United slates can he agreed upon after other ministers particularly the French use he recess period government and Llie Federal 12 i per cent. Each from the province and affected municipalities. Work Rusl cd Board officials have been work ing on something close to a seven Day week schedule to prepare plans and let contracts in time for sri Rig twelve Page 7 be to have Al main dikes big three r in time for the Spring of morning be Tor consultation with their Home autumn construction work. With governments. Reasonably Good weather. The text of the North communique follows the North Atlantic Council has devoted us three Clay meet ing to a thorough discussion of the Nijor questions presented by the urgent need to led latest contract awarded went to 1he r. Swail Coal and cartage limited for construction of the Victoria Crescent Dike in St. Vital for the main Dike along Kingston see diking Page 7 in Assembly ready to face grave session new York sept. 19 the world s i. O p diplomats gathered Here tuesday for the opening of the United nations fifth Genera most critical meeting in in history. A Gavel rap by retiring presi Dent Carlos p. Romulo Philip Pines foreign minister unleashes a review of the world s troubles Hal occupy the 500 Dele Gates from 59 member countries or the next three months or n Ore. The foreign ministers of the 1 at Nylic pct countries including the Briti Sli Frei of american big three closed their sessions Holiday. They moved tuesday to the auditorium it Flushing Meadow on the old new York world s fair grounds to weigh their concern nver cast West differences with fellow in members Britain s i. Hon. Ernest Bevin. France s Robert Schuman and United slates Secretary of Dean Acheson. Held their meeting late tues before going to the trans Canada Road work totals million in 50 break through All contracts let by provincial governments and approved by the fed eral government for the trans Canada Highway will reach a local of s26.noo.000 before the end of this apr Barb presi ident of the Canadian Good roads in Progress. Airlift build up returns comparable with people can earn in Othet see controllers Page 9 see freight Kates Page 7 Wil incl. Bridge column Page i. Canasta to win Page 10. Comics Page 21. Crossword Puzzle Page 12. Deaths and funerals Page 29. Finance pages 22, 29. Snorts pages 18. 19, 20. Pates. 14, 15. Automobile Accident might have caused fall of government London. Sept. 10 Reuters an automobile Accident that might have caused a National election in Britain occurred in London late monday night. Four labor members of Parlia ment whose votes will be desperately needed in parliament tuesday night if the labor government is to survive the conservative censure vote were involved in an Accident while driving Home from a late House session. Their car crashed through an Iron railing and teetered Over a sunken basement Entrance. All four escaped injury. On the Inchon Seoul second 22 armed transport planes landed 2.15 ions of cargo and troops at Kimpo Airfield 12 Miles Northwest j of Seoul. The landings were made in the first hour of a continuing Airlift to reinforce the assault on Seoul. Two heavily armoured Marine columns prowled the near approaches to Seoul. The Bug of North korean prisoners reached nearly since the second front opened Friday. All around the wac Gwan area on the Northwest Corner of the old beachhead the communists were resisting fiercely but on the South Western front near Masan the association disclosed tuesday he trans Canada Highway seven year project with a total Cost of s300.000.000 will not be n the full stage of development until next Spring said. Quebec is the Only province in Canada which has not signed the Federal provincial agreement for the Assembly Hall to head their Dele Gat ions. Russia s foreign minister and Rei Vishinsky. And a number of other delegates were aboard the Queen Elizabeth speeding into new York Harbor to disembark them in time for the afternoon session. Reopening expected Vishinsky was set to reopen his fight to oust. Nationalist. China from the univ and Seal communist China. The fight was expected to come almost before the Echo of Romulo s Gavel died away despite a Surprise move by India. Monday night which put the chinese re presentation question of the provisional Agenda. Approval of Security Council orders setting up defence against see Koi Iea Page 7 tempera tires temperature readings the Unnur period ending at . Were an Nuver min. 31 Swift current Saskatoon Ort Churchill Orl Arthur on Nottawa 36 in .30 42 60 53 s3 45 70 70 63 64 52 bitter Lead off fight on state steel London sept. 13 Aprl. Hon. Winston Churchill tuesday accused Britain s labor govern ment of plunging the country into Hitler political strife at a Lime when it should be seeking Unity against communist enemies at Home and abroad. That he said was the result of prime minister Clement Allee s decision last week logo ahead with stale ownership of the steel Industry. Or. Churchill opened a one Day on a motion of censure tuesday which might topple the govern Iceni and Force Britain s second free general election within a year. Or. Aulce s Cabinet looked upon the vote As one of Confidence in the government. They believer enough ailing labor supporters would rally tuesday night to save them from defeat by five or six votes. Or. Churchill said the govern Highway s construction. A speaking at the opening of the association s 31st annual convention at the fort Garry hotel or. Willis declared it was most to take full advantage of the Federal government s offer to contribute 50. Per cent of the Cost of the trans i Canada Highway. Would hold rights the same. Or. Willis added i express to you As a purely personal opinion that we should safeguard with All the Power at our command the provincial autonomy and control Over roads and Provin Cial traffic and under no Circum stances agree to relinquish any of our present rights in favor of Otta the association president also called for a Slabi living of the business of building Good trunk highways in Canada. They should continue to be built on North korean aggression was sex peeled. Russian polish and Czecho slovak those Allied with expected to repeal the theme of russian Delegate Jakob a. Malik s charges in the secur Ity Council that the states is the aggressor in Korea and is trying to use the United nations to mask its . But numerous delegates have made it Plain that they will sup port a United states programme which Calls for strengthening the Genera Assembly so it can act in any emergency i these purity Council is paralysed by a to. .26 .10 .17 see . Debate Page 9 see Good roads Page 9 balance of flood.ed1tion proceeds forwarded the balance of proceeds received by the free press from inc special pictorial flood edition As Well As the Small talk baby books was forwarded tuesday to the Manitoba flood Relief fund. The payment totalled 638.10. Follow the beam to army week Attlee opens London talks on Trade plan London sept. 19 Reuters prime minister Clement. Attlee tuesday received ministers of nine Commonwealth countries before they began informal discussions on economic and financial problems. Later Trie ministers met to draw up an informal Agenda Tor the discussions which Are expected to last about four Days. Countries represented Are can Ada Australia new zealand. South Africa India Pakistan Ceylon South Rhodesia Northern Ireland and the United kingdom ;