Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition Winnipeg free press Winnipeg Clear and warmer. Winds South East 15 Pii. Low tonight and High Friday 40 and 75. Vol. 57 no. 306 40 pages Price 5 cents Winnipeg thursday september 21, 1950 Sun else 7.1z . Moon kiss . Sun set 7.30 . Loon set 1.2 . Forecast Clear and warmer mystery troops March to Aid foe . Asks for in Force to police to guard peace new York sept. 21 Dean Acheson . State Secre tary thursday submit Tod to tic United nations general Assembly a Lour Point plan to give that organization military Power to com plan seeks drugged Man held As Bandit suspect City detective squads swooped Down on a Simcoe Street Rooming House at 4 . Thursday to arrest a Man suspected of being the false nose Bandit who robbed Simpson s Western limited 421 Portage Avenue wednesday. When arrested the suspect was in a highly drugged police revealed. It was believed ii had swallowed six or eight sleep tablets. The Man was picked up Only .15 hours Niter a Lone cum Nan a Cirinc eyeglasses nil i false nose herded five Eirl employees nil a Man into Buck room of the store at 12.50 . Wednesday. He then forced the store Man Bat aggression anywhere in the world. The United states Republican adviser John Foster Dulles described it As the most important proposal for International peace and Security put Forth since the end of the second j the Over the proposal is expected to Start when the Assem Bly s 14-member steering commit tee decides inc order in which the Assembly will take up the almost four score items on us Agenda and which of the six main committees will hear each one. Russia was Defeated thursday in an attempt to prevent consider police cell but was still in Ahlo to in court at the ii . Session. At noon thursday detectives said the Man was still not in any condition to be questioned. They stated that some Money had been found on tic suspect but. No anything like the amount that was stolen Tion by the in general Assembly of nationalist China s charges that the soviet Union aided the Chi Nese communists to Power. The Assembly s 14-member steer ing committee Sian move 11 negative votes Defeated the rus votes to 2. The were cast by the soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. India abstained. Nationalist China s charges against Russia first were raised at the 1949 Assembly session. Russia also was Defeated. 12 to 2. On its efforts to Korp the old greek Balkan question off the As Sembly s Agenda. A russian objection to opening the Spanish ques lion to is Sembly debate was not decided immediately. Russia s Andrei y. Expected to demand priority for a three Point soviet declaration which to read to the Assembly wednesday. The United states plan ii an expansion and fornia ligation of ideas set Forth by or. Acheson in a speech to the Assembly wednes Day. John d. Assist ant . Secretary of stale told reporters thai it is a re null of the experience gained from the War in Korea and envisions a genuine system of International Security. It. Would 1 enable the veto free Gen eral Assembly to meet on 24 hours notice in Case of a breach of the peace whenever the Security Council which bears the primary responsibility for the maintenance of peace and is Ham Strung by a big Power veto. Al though Russia is not mentioned by name. American spokesmen made it Clear the soviet Union is considered the probable obstruction in the Council. 2. Set tip Mission to official information bus been from i y police on secured. They Simpson company the amount of explained the . Parley next week significant Quebec sept. 21 for the first time in so years this ancient capital next week will play Host to Canada s National and pro is runic annl of have any publicity on the sum stolen. Glasses found found in the suspect s room were a pair of glasses which police said showed signs of having had a false nose taped to them. The nose however was not re covered. Tallying closely with the ban Dit s description the suspect was so deeply under influence leaders. In the fathers of confederation met Here to Lay i he foundations of a unified infant Canada. The conference which opens next monday in seme ways parallels that Early meeting. Its purpose is to work out a modern Legal Frame work binding the different parts of the country into a nation. The main problem is arrangement of a Constitution capable of meeting present and future needs of gun a rigs that he had to be taken to Ada As an adult nation. Winnipeg general Hospital. In try thursday he was moved to a Rupert Avenue the meeting also will Mark the see conference Page 6 policeman warns Vishinsky Speed again get a ticket glen7 Cove sept. 2jl api foreign min Iver v. . Has warned by a i Ruffic Cip at Dunn the 24-Hcur 30 . Thursday part Chin Hlll Tor Arthur nut Ottawa Nuvil 50 a4 s3 .14 57 76 Kab 62 60 that the Nam Lime to speeds through Glen Cove hell get a ticket. Speeding away from the palatial estate which Russia s United nation delegation occupies Here or. Vishinsky s car was stopper wednesday by patrolman Timothy o Neill. Mildly. O Neill explained to or. Vishinsky and Bis Chad Feur thai 55 Miles an hour was too fast for the congested High Way. Then the cop added this is a fair warning. Next time we will have to give you a or. Vishinsky smiled politely. His car pulled gently. Force on Way from Manchuria Tokyo sept. 21 states marines smashed thursday at the heart of Seoul but an enemy column was 1 reported rolling Down from russian dominated Manchuria to fight for the korean capital. The nationality of the armoured column of 40 tanks and 200 other vehicles from red China s Yalu River Frontier in Manchuria was not determined by . Intelligence officers. Many North koreans who have fought the South since their june 25 invasion across parallel 3s were seasoned in communist China s manchurian armies. Their heavy equipment and Are All of russian manufacture. The american marines and their tanks entered Seoul from the Northwest at 6 . Wednesday 4 . Cd associated press Cor j respondent Russell Brines report i cd from j head. J this was the Strong Force that crossed the Han River in amphibious tractors at. Dawn wednesday eight Miles downstream from Seoul. A South korean official quoted by radio Siirid thursday hut tens of thous ands of anti communist world civ1 were rioting in Seoul. The radio said military Law had been imposed. Another Marine column was moving in from the West after seizing Seoul s Airfield across the Han River. Troops pour in French Mav quit outposts in ii Ido China . Workers warned to limit wage demands Andrei y. Vishinsky soviet foreign minister and it. Hon. Ernest Bevin sri Lish of Oitice Secretary smile As they shake hands before the Start of the United nations fifth a micral Assembly at f ushing Meadow. Now York. Looking on Are sir Gui Dwyn Lebb i second from led of the United kingdom and inn Dulles. . Delegate 10 Trie in. A. Herald Tribune news service Paris sept. 21 the French High command is considering the Inchon Seoul Beach abandoning its advanced indo chinese outposts on the Frontier with communist China it was Learned thursday. A plan now being studied a government source said proposes withdrawing All French and Viet Nam army personnel in the North Ern Border country to Rcv military zones commanding the three major invasion routes from China to to Tonkin Plain. Meanwhile the source added it could not be determined yet if the renewed attacks by indo chinese rebels were the signal of Asiatic communists opening a second front to North troops were con North korean verging on Seoul from several of them from to . Projects causing flood peril says Engineer the l a. Army corps of engineers along the red River a roving in Corn to observe develop ments in areas of International tension and report authoritatively to the Assembly or. Events there. 3 ask member to cup. Within their a sept of b by Kamoni ,1. Blair . Lar rail trl Hunt news in Vurr j Houston. Sept. Maurice to Nin Secretary of labor warned labor wednesday that unless in exercises restraint in seeking fur t lie i the nor units taken by Man accent and labor in the period immediately ahead. If wage increases can be con fined to meeting increases which Wago increases it faces t h c Prospect of higher prices and government wage controls. Or. Tobin told Conven Tion of the . That effective Overall stabilization must carry with it stabilization of wages. Allow touch a narc controls will live to by he said or. Woman says big name ordered Oakes killing Toronto. Sept. 21 up the question of who killed wealthy sir Harry Oaks. Revived this week seven years after his murder took on wednesday still another who Cion it aspect. An English born Toronto woman was quoted by the Toronto Star As saying she knows the Story behind the fatal bludgeoning of the Cana Dian mining magnate in Nassau. Bahamas in the woman who said the actual Slayer was the son of a while father and a negro Mother would disclose neither her own name nor that of the killer. Monday in Oakland. Calif., cd Ward Majava said he had been told the name of the alleged Mur Derer by a fort Lauder Riale. Fia. Woman artist. When questioned. The artist. Mrs. Hildegarde Hamil ton. Said it was Majava. A 31-year old Mechanic who had told her. What either disclosed was still a secret today. But Augustus Rob erts acting superintendent of the is assay police flew to Oakland after interviewing mrs. Hamilton. Roberts conferred with Oakland police today. He was to question Majava later. The Star quoted the Toronto woman As saying the killer was Only a hireling of a powerful plotter. She was quoted As saying Wilt Bridge column Page 25. Carista to win. Page 27. Comics Pace 30. Crossword Puzzle Page "5. Deaths and funerals Page 12. Finance padre 29. Here there and Hollywood 25. Sports pares 22. 23, 34. News paces 16 to 19, o it is quite Well known that he the no orderer hired a Man to do it for him he planned and paid for it mid the Slayer was merely his tool. Cos Sec Oakes Page until he said we have a Chance to minimize the . Executive Council stated sunday in its report to the convention that further wage in creases should be sought because of increases in the Cost of living since summer. The ton convention delegates sat silent during most of the address. They applauded when or. Tobin on Lori with a plea to the federation to join in the fight against com munis aggression. Or. Tobin assured the . That it was the government s in Tention to keep a term lid on living costs and he pointed out that under the new defence production act. Provision is Marie for a wage Board to meet inequities in pay. The degree of ask see Page i women s editor on tour to viev British Industry a Winnipeg newspaper woman is off in Grea Britain o find out. First hand what British India Firis have to offer the Canadian con Sumer. She is mrs. Pear l Ami. Women s editor of the Winnipeg free other women journalists for a three week fact finding tour of England and Scotland. During their visit. I lip nine women will he inc guests of the Dollar Sterling Trade Board of can Ada and of the Dollar exports she left Winnipeg Over of inc United kingdom. Canada airlines wednesday night As tin Only Delegate from Mani Tobii. Mrs. L Ami will have the Prairie consumer in mind is she sees what British manufacturers Are accomplishing a and what British imports mean to both the . And Canadian economics. To her readers n Canada she will Send full reports on what she sees and hears on the Trade secrets that give British goods their reputation for Quality on Britain s efforts to meet Canadian require ments. Mrs. L Ami has been engaged in newspaper work for 30 years and s recognized As one of Western Canada s outstanding women journalists. Most of her experience has been Wilh the free Piess except for one year with the Detroit times of Detroit Mich. She has been free press women s editor since 1330. Her husband c. E. L Ami is director of press and information for the Prairie Region of the Cana see Siks. L Ami Page i will never recommend any Mea sures which will increase danger in Canada. There has been no diversion of water from the Mississippi Missouri Basin in the red River Valley. Col. L. G. Voder corps of engineers St. Paul Minn District assured Manitoban thursday. Col. Yer scr was addressing Dele gales at the 3isl annual convention of the Canadian Good roads association at the fort Garry hotel in. A discussion following col. Voder s talk on flood control in the red River Valley. W. D. 1-Lursl, Winnipeg City Engineer said ii esked he quest in the diversion of Waters to Stop widespread re mors in this or. J Hirst said that he knew it was practically impossible to Start diversion of flood Waters from the Mississippi Basin to the Heel. He wanted the Public o he assured by the . Corps "1 can assure you categorically that there is no diversion of water said Voder. Tile Divide is sealed off Al Lake traverse by a Law water level any other works or. The Divide example a Missouri Souris Only divert Waters to Canada during periods of Low water level said the american Engineer. There is no possibility of divert ing red River flood Waters to an Valley near Fargo. George e. Lyon department of engineering. St. Paul stated in answer to a question from j. A. Bif Aeau superintendent of Public works for St. Boniface. Large proportion of the flood Waters striking Manitoba enter the Fieri River North of Fargo at any said or. Lyon. Col. Toilet outlined projects for reservoirs throughout the i a. Scr Ion of the Rod River Valley. The j.950 flood Cost the United stairs an estimated in the re River Valley be said. Projects cos tins 522. Were now being com pc cd. These included the Dike at the Divide Bald Hill Reservoir Valley City. Channel improve ments or. Red Lake and Clearwater River Channel improvements and levees through All the larger towns states and several other r ome have said that the atom expert quits Canada for Poland Toronto sept. 121 top or. Leopold Inferri whose visit to his native Poland this year touched a Canadian control a by about his knowledge of atomic has decided to stay in Warsaw. Sidney Smith president of the University of Toronto where or. Unfold bad taught since made the announcement thursday. He said in a statement that or. Infeld submitted his resignation by mail and wrote i find Here excellent conditions for research and scientific work see a veld Pavc t see Korea Page 6 . Officer left for dead by foe found tied shot Taegu. Korea sept. 21 Reu ters an american lieutenant was found thursday Midway be tween Tacyn and Wae Waii lied i to a tree and shot three times in the face and Bead. He was barely alive when found. But had strength to Tell that be j was captured 10 Days ago by North j koreans and held As prisoner a Village. His condition was grave. The lieutenant said he was asked i by a North korean officer at the Point of he pistol to broadcast to Era koreans. In any event the withdraw Al now Wicins contemplated not directly influenced by a resurgence of Fieh Jinjr and what it might Lead to eventually h was mid. Instead the French command was questioning whether the out posts could be maintained in Ilia acc of the Ordinary guerrilla activity. Dongle one of them fell Seel do Mixa Page 6 a a . Sending weapons but not troops Washington t j. _ i i Iii . i jul us to. T j. Floods Are due to drainage american troops Over an amplifier the is speeding arms have increased the said col. Yorker. Projects which water run off this is not . Floods of greater magnitude occurred prior to development of tic Basin by d he pointed out reservoirs designed for flood control Only arc paid for by the Federal govern Mem. In the United slates while Cost of projects of Benefit to farm Cuni Tui in tics As Well arc shared by Federal and state authorities. Thanks . Army i Rick f. Willis immediate past president of inc Canadian Good roads association thanked col. Voder for the co operation which the l a. Army engineers has Ivan Manitoba in flood work. Or. Hurst thanked him on behalf of tie cily. Neither nation is doing anything to make flood control but refused. Wednesday night the communist officer took him to Hie ton of a Bill tied him to a tree and told him to keep quell. When the americans attacked nearby communist positions the communist officer returned shot him and left Bini for indo Cha but will not Send troops to help Block a threatened new communist assault in that embattled Corner of South East Asia High officials said Here wednesday however. Undo China was. Given a lop priority for arms Aid in Merit ally Afifi the outbreak of in Kyrna. Berlin sector As hostility Stephen wh1tk . Her Rolf trip Una Stevko Berlin sept. 21 the War of pin pricks which constantly Bicker Sharpens Berlin government has announced that la will Cut off it. A usual Supply of electricity to the West sector.-. Progress Between tin two hostile Camps that share this divided City More difficult for the sharper throughout Ber Ilin thursday. Deputy minister of policemen from East and West Public works for British Columbi Aberlin Are arresting each other in Willis. S. Jones. Stressed the fact that dikes must be wholesale lots for no better Rea. Ihan that they have started Don to know Bow to Stop. The sep Zooi roads Page m i son land Survey reveals Frost slashes crop prospects danish fashion Model has nothing to and spectators love it Copenhagen Denmark sept. 21 Reuters a fashion show Model stepped onto the stage Here wednesday night smiled at the audience of buyers and gaily pulled open her Houseboat to display the Nightie under in. Pandemonium broke Loose. The audience stood up stamped and cheered. Puzzled the attractive Mode looked her Houseboat around her and ran off the stage. She had forgotten to put on the Nightie. Krofl. Which struck repeatedly bushels Short of their mid August Over the Prairie Grain Belt in of a prospective cent weeks not Only blasted farm ers Hopes of a bumper 1950 wheat crop but slashed grades my Eriless of free press crop correspondents thursday indicated total Prairie wheat production of bushels 000 bushels. The 1950 wheat crop is the seventh largest Ever produced in the West comparing with 000 bushels in 1349 and he 19-10 to 1949 average of bushels. Acreage Sam n to went this year is or 650.000 acres less than in 1019. Esti mated yield per acre for the Prairies is bushels equal to the to year average Anil comparing with 12.9 bushels last year. Only one third of the Prairie Jot the blockade. The West wheat crop will Grade higher than in i w o i Dolly separated the have re opened the recurring of the exact location of boundaries. In one Case by suddenly attempting to Over a. Rood he British to Koiichi was theirs and in in by iwo Amer ican military police who main Tapir they were within to american sector. Twenty five West sector police Are languishing in East sector jails. More than balancing this How Ever Are the 49 East sector police who Are being held in the West. This game promises to continue Nnoli a Trade is arranged although police chiefs in both sectors Are advising their help to stay out of enemy territory. Power output the electricity Cut. Is not As serious As it was luring the Days sector final crop estimate Man. . Total acreage Man. Sask. Alta. Total Man. Sask. Alta total Man sask. Alta. Total Man. Sask. Alta. Total. Yield per acre bushels wheat 20.0 16.3 15.2 16.4 Oats 3s.6 30.9 29.9 32.2 Barley 30.6 24.1 23.3 25.5 Rve 1-1.7 10.3 13.3 11.5 flax 10.2 5.4 4 9.5 8.5 free press final estimate bushels 6.900.000 1349 crop bushels no. 4 Northern this year. Nor Mally two thirds Falls in the top three milling grades. The free Survey indicates thai bushels of wheat will Grade downward from no. 4. Monitoba Grad i Saskatchewan was hardest hit by Frost with so per cent of her wheat Radins below no. 3. Al Berta fared belter with Only 55 per cent in the lower ranges. Mani Toba suffered last showing 45 per cent in the lower grades. Sharpest reduction in wheat yields occurred in Saskatchewan where bushels have been Knock off the previous free press estimate. A Bushel crop is now indicated for this province. The Manitoba crop at bushels has been reduced by bushels. The scaling Down in Alberta amounts to bushels leaving a crop of 000. Also suffered Dur ing the past month. The Prairie Oats crop is Esti mated at bushels Clovin from bushels in Prospect last month but Well above the 1949 Harvest of bushels. Barley production at bushels shows a drop of bushels from the August estimate. See chop report pass 23 has managed to build up its Power output to the Point where it can get along in a Pinch without East sector help although this May i can discomfort in a. Few Border areas and rationing in others. The East Berlin government Saj s the step was forced on it because no Keement has been reached on payment the West. Berlin govern see Berlin Page 6 Congress oks Bill to make reds Register Herald Tribune a Civ service Washington sept. Gress ignoring president Truman s veto threat passed overwhelmingly wednesday the far reaching subversive control Bill which would rec quire communists and communist organizations to Register with the Justice department. The vote on the final version of the Bill in the House was 312 to 20 in the Senate. 51 to 7. These actions place the Bill on president Truman s desk. Demo cratic leaders some still voicing Hope that he would sign it gave assurances that he would act promptly in time for Congress to Vole to override his veto if necessary before recessing Satur Day ;