Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Eerie night whistles terrify Bride to be new Orleans sept. 21 the called on 18-year-old Jacquelyn Cadow again tuesday night and the girl collapsed eluding a new Orleans states re Porter Roy Heinecke who joined the girl s husband to be state trooper Herbert Belsom 26, to keep watch with the family. Or in we heard him Heinecke h3s the first time was about threatened the girls life and boast s.30 . After or. Cadow Hari in. In hysteria when he started eerie serenade. His de he would halt her oct. 1 marriage twice whistled nos Mournful funeral Dirge As he lurked in Shrub fiery outside the Cadow Home in Paradis la., about 25 Miles West of Here. Return to town ii Wiir Al Uwel Jacquelyn and her Mother had returned to the Small town after the Whistler found their hide away in new Orleans. The family said the weird whistling began last february. Three persons outside the family Beard the elusive mystery Man in 8.30 . After or. Cadow had gone to work. First there was a Rustle in the Bushes and then a Long shr ii the. Reporter said he stepped out civil service Cost of living Bonus sought Manitoba civil servants thurs Day asked the provincial govern ment for a Cost omit Long Bonus of one Dollar per Point of Rise in the 1 1948 a Basc 151 6 it Apdal the civil service association asked that the Bonus be made Retro Active to july i when the Cost of jiving Index was 167-.5. It was suggested that the Bonus be raised live dollars after each five Point Rise and reduced on the same basis As the Index declines. It granted the Bonus would amount to 815 a month for every provincial employee on the basis of the current Index figure. The association asked for n base set at april a 1943 because this the lost Linte on which Keji eral salary Revi Sions were mile by the Provin Cial a government. On the Back porch where a Yard Light was burning but did t Sec anyone. While he stood there he said the whistle came again and sounded As though the Man were under the Kitchen window. Later Belsom arrived after Fin Ishing his patrol and joined the watch. About 1 a.m., Heinecke said the nerve Nickert Jacquelyn on the verge of collapse after of the phantom s visits let out a Stah Benj sob. Then we heard it too. Someone was rattling a screen at the rear of the Heinecke recounted. Belsom and the reporter went outside through opposite doors and circled the House in opposite directions but found no one. They rushed Back when Jacque Lyn broke out in uncontrollable wage increases always lag Behina increases in the labor Secretary s speech was one of the toughest delivered to a labor convention in recent years earlier . Bigwigs were Dis closed to have sidestepped a proposal that the . Hold no More conventions in cities which Dis Criminate against negro delegates. Meanwhile Henry Ruti . Representative in Ger Many reported to the Conven Tion that germans Are far Over Allied weakness in Germany. He recommended that Allied forces he increased to the Point where they could not Only fight a delaying re treat but fight into pres ent soviet territory in ease of russian or. Rutz also recommended that the be permitted to join Western military forces. Be said they will be the first europeans concerned with defending their newly acquired freedoms. Be press. Thursday september 21, saut5 sallies the area was and announced theirs. The disputed territory includes a Road Junction of value both to the British and the russians. The British reacted swiftly sending a Hundred Well armed troops to the --7-2 scene and out numbering the rus sians by five or six to one at the critical Point. The barricade was lifted and the two forces now face i can t Tell How the Story ends. The author will solve the mystery in his next Moke about Korea continued from Page 1 sobs. We can t take much More mrs. Cadow said. Oing of we re All in a Brief delivered to Hon o on Charles Greenlay minister of labor and provincial Secretary the association said there had been growing uneasiness among provincial employees Over the wide spread Between salaries and living costs. Little Equality in practically no classifications the Brief said had their salary in creases been equal to the Rise in jiving costs. In the majority of cases the minimum salaries we considerably less than the Rise in the Cost of jiving Index. In 19-17, the association had also asked Cost of living Bonus the government proposed instead 1" that the salary Structure be based on a wage Survey to be conducted annually by the labor department. It is agreed that this system is fairly satisfactory when there is economic the grief said but it is definitely unsatisfactory in present abnormal situation. The time lug Between the sur vey and the revision of pay Scales is Loo a straight Cost of living Bonu tied to the monthly Dominion Bureau of statistics Index would be the fairest and most Etui table Ottawa action Xot cd it was the brie noted that the Federal government jihad already agreed to a general Cost of living Bonus or salary in crease for Dominion employees whose pay Scales were generally higher than those of provincial employees. The association believed the pub Jim would be quite alarmed if it were aware that Many of the lower paid married personnel were Liv ing at the subsistence level and in some cases below it is Felt by the association he Brief said that the Public would support a request that gov ornament should receive an income from heir work and a kills adequate to meet in-Esent-daj1 living costs and thai their incomes would be protected in Case of a continued spiralling of the Cost of Motorist cleared in cyclist s death near Portage air a t of by a Coroner s jury at an inquest tuesday into the death of Joseph Tremblay 30. Or Tremblay died aug. 24 from injuries received when struck by a car driven by John Christiansen at the Western outskirts of the City. The jury exonerated the Driver of the vehicle. Or. G. H. Hamlin Coroner pro a sided at the inquest. Or. J. Kettlewell who performed the Posi Portem said death was due to a broken neck and Severance o the spinal Cord. John Christiansen Tola the jury he was returning to por Tage la Prairie from Austin Early Auk. 23. When he reached 18th Street a Man Riding a bicycle had loomed up in front of the car and he jihad struck the cyclist. Christiansen said he had two drinks of Beer in the even ing. Or. And mrs. Louie Flamond. At had the old Allied Southeast beachhead perimeter. A Bir Battle for Seoul seem ii to he shaping Hattle of deep significance if the Force from Muidie Wuriu should turn out to he non korean in its manpower. A spokesman said it May already have crossed the 3sth parallel Cuc Siim dividing North and South Korea and Only 30 Miles North Seoul it was reported to have starter out from the manchurian Borden town of Untung on the Yalu River British troops in Southeast Korea moved across the River and joined . And South korean forces pushing on to . Portage la Prairie sept by Moonlight special a verdict of accidental Tay night and moved off death was returned by a coroners Sclay into the sector of the american 24th division to Wimch they have been attached. Though tired and cold the men were in buoyant spirits they be cd they were going to see full scale action at last. American units also moved Forward into the British con Voys from jeeps to heavy tanks. Soon the mass of Allied forces was along nose to Tail it Snail Speed. By mid afternoon the British had reached their immediate of pc chive and were awaiting orders. Correspondent Brines said ele ments of the . 1st Marine Divi Sion rumbled into Seoul s North West outskirts just 12 hours after ramming across the Han. Brines reported tiie leathernecks bore Down on the City from two sides. The second column swept in from the southwestern suburb of More about Berlin continued from a Hose Home or. Tremblay called at 11 o clock and be until after 3 a.m., testified that the deceased had shown signs of hav but had not had t been drinkin0 in anything to drink while there. A report on examination of or s blood revealed alcoholic Content. Yong Tungpo to the Seoul satellite Airfield and headed for three makeshift Bridges spanning the More about indo China Page 1 sept. 18 for the second time this Yea r. Falls to guerrillas Saigon indo China sept. 21 Dong he 100 Miles North East of Hanoi and near the China Oor Cler fell to the communist Eri guerrillas monday after n three Day right. The French said units newly equipped China were used in the attack for he first time. There was no official word of he Fate of the Garrison of 200 foreign legion men and indo Chi Nese auxiliaries who fought a togged step by step Retreat inside he before hauling Down he French Tricolour. The main Seoul Airfield . Was taken by marines sunday. It is 12 Miles Northwest of the Capi Tal on the far Side of the Han. The second thrust inside the Seoul metropolitan area Cut the main Highway leading South to Stinwon. Fighter planes covered both columns. Seiil Sitwon Highway was the key Supply artery sup porting communist forces i ironed the sullied perimeter in the Southeast. It is also a route for enemy forces returning from the South to defend Seoul. "tl1 a vision troops battled red f01 ule last rids line West the k on marines right flank 10 Miles South of Seoul. Front reports said the Marine tanks found the going on narrow roads Loo slow and took to the neighbors at nearby Terra Nee Bay celebrated their birthdays together wound up in court. One charged that the other hit her with n shovel while they were perform ing the Graceful evolutions of a sword dance. The magistrate Dis missed the charge after warning against double barrelled birthday parties. Moke about . Wages continued from 1 eel by the president is not in intr to he he Eon ceded. But it is Crystal Clear that such restraint is the Liest Wiy to avoid the controls we Hud in the last War. If we have such controls they will he with us for in Long or. Tobin said there was great old at Man you re crazy your vet to hounds we at 70. Try my Dan. Uji with of ret. Conul Minlo for rundown feel danger that Basic costs Are going to Rise and that this will increase the Cost of living. This increase he said would Force labor to seek i w fret. On Minlo for rundown feeling due solely to of Iron Welch Many men and women Call try Ostrei tonic tablets Tor Pep younger still very Day. New let acquainted pm. Tor at All Cyrus Itoro Advt further wage increases. Inflationary spiral such increases would fleeced in Industrial warned and we would be in another inflationary spiral. Labor would Benefit t h least because of re he or the annual meeting of the patriotic Salvage corps. Will be held in the Krc auditorium free press building Carlton St. Tuesday september 26th, 1950 at 8 . Railroad tracks to enter Seoul from the Northwest. In the built up out skirts of the capital the marines spearhead was slowed for a while by mortar fire. Bui Marine artillery fire drove some 7a communists from a Cave on Heights North of he City. They came out waving a White work conference continued from Page 1 first meeting Here of nation a Ern ment leaders and the chiefs of Canada s 10 provinces. In 1864, leaders of upper and lower Canada new Nova Scotia Prince Edward Islyn and Newfoundland conferred Vinci Al leaders met Here 23 year later but at that time the Rostic 51 Canadian provinces was not to the formal 1950 conference Nir Celii has not Heen published Mit presumably the govern ment chiefs will put their hands together Over the pro Hlein no system Lor amendment to Good Wax and you can rubbing Wax in Fiji the. Constitution with satisfy in tory safeguards Tor essential a rats. A formula for a system o amendment was worked out by a special Federal provincial commit tee during the Ottawa cons Titu Lional conference in january. The committee up 01 the Justice minister and the provincial attorneys general met in Ottawa last August to study proposals from the various provinces findings of the committee Are due to come before the Quebec meet ing. There is no indication How Long the Quebec meetings will last Al though guesses Are four or five Days. The conference is not intended to Deal with the question of Taxa Tion rights and their sharing be tween Federal and provincial governments but this question is bound to be referred to. Most important step might he agreement on u system suitable to Allol undertaking constitutional amendments As they Are required without Clunker to rights distributed to the partners in confederation in 181.7. The conference meets in Quebec by invitation of Premier Duplessis who made his bid for meetings Here last january. The governor general Viscount Alexander will entertain the Dele actions at his summer residence in Quebec s is year old Citadel and a reception will be held at Bis de Coulonge estate of the lieutenant governor sir Eugene Fiset. Ment says such an agreement was reached last saturday. The soviet encroachment on the sector Borders looks More serious than it is Likely to turn out. The principal aggression was commit Ted near gatow Airport which is n the British sector bordering on he soviet zone. Without warning he russians moved the sector me 150 Yards erected a barricade each other while Bate the Point. Officials de Finland s compulsory military service scheme provides for eight months training. More about in continued from a e 1 tonal armed services units which would be at the Call of the secur Ity Council or Down violations Assembly to put of the peace. An american spokesman said that Al though the Assembly Only had the Power to recommend such action he thought a majority of countries would agree to put such units at its disposal. 4. Set up a committee to study other possible Means of action to prevent aggression. Or. Dulles told reporters the plan plugs the loopholes in the charter which have led some atomic weapons and declaration that the first government to use the atomic bomb shall be labelled a War a peace pact and one third reduction of armaments by the big five Britain China France the United states and Russia. Or. Hickerson later described the soviet proposals As completely bankrupt of statesmanship or new ideas and said they were a compilation of previous soviet whose falseness had been demonstrated and rejected by the Assem Bly in other years. Persons to denounce the world organization As a Mere debating society and will transmute words into prevent repetition he said it will prevent a repetition of the situation where the . Had to act alone in Korea because the us had no forces Al to command. The soviet plan Calls for condemnation of propaganda for a new War and punishment of All persons resp or. Sible i or it. Unconditional prohibition of t Tor Toast. 4 exp. Waitresses wanted at once downtown drugstore lunch counter. Good salary uniform supplied apply after 7 . Tonight drugs St. Mary s and Margrave phone 92j 9fl2 choose the Toast Richer. Thickness finer loaf that stays fresh Days longer. Try i you prefer or convenience buy one of each. Get Toast master Gnu c Here s Why 1 2 speak of Thrift Cost and you speak of canned Salmon. It s All food no waste .110 trim. Canned Saunion is All edible food. Canned Salmon is an excellent dietary source of niacin. 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