Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, September 22, 1950

Issue date: Friday, September 22, 1950
Pages available: 38

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 22, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Final edition leg free press Winnipeg continuing Clear and very warm saturday. Winds Northwest 20 Mph becoming Light Friday night. Low tonight and High Satur Day 40 and 75. I Winnipeg Friday september 22, 1950 Sun Kite . Moon Rise 6.31 . Sun set. 7.25 . Loon set zip a Moon set z-i-1 a.n-. And warm Savage fighting rages around Seoul reds press demands attempt to scare berliners Berlin sept. 22 a _ the russians topped a series of new spark producing incidents in this divided City thursday with a de Mand that the allies open up West Berlin to communist demonstrations. The soviets timed their move 1o Back up the East German elec Tion Campaign. The ocl. 15 Vot ing is restricted to the soviet zone but the communists Are using in in a new drive to frighten the West berliners. The demand was Send by Sergei Dengin. Chief of the soviet ele ment in Berlin to the British american and French commanders. Unofficially an Allied spokesman derided the russian action As a waste of time. The Western commandants had issued an order Las week forbid Ding any rallies actions or publications Likely to incite to riot in West Berlin. The russian gambit topped two Days of Peculiar scene shifting in the divided cily which tic Western Powers have now formally served notice they will defend As hey would their own As a result of a series of incidents the Western Powers and the prussians now have before their Liaison offices these problems negotiate 1, Bayonet wielding marines capture Southern suburb by Homer Bigart . Herald Tribune news is relm with the United states marines Korea sept. 22 _ in Savage fighting resist t yet in drive on Seoul cements 5 he 1st Manne division drove with fixed bayonets through Yong Tungpo Southern suburb to Hon. L. B. Pearson Secretary of stale Lor external affairs and Hon. Hughes Lapointe minister of veterans affairs Dis cuss the important Canadian Resolution introduced at the open ing session of the 19ao United nations general Assembly the Resolution approved by the Assembly called for of nationalist China s position in the in by a special com Mitilee. It walked the russians in their move to have National is China expelled. Allies will fight reds if police attack Germany Northwest of the Seoul Central railway station. Fierce House to House resist Ance by the North korean Isth division forced the marines to Cut. A mile wide Swath with fire and steel across the Southern districts of Yong Tungpo. I j Marine artillery had played on he City All wednesday night. At. Dawn troops under col. Lewis b. Cities in Puller a rain met in a tense mortar and Small arms fire when they renewed their March. Murderous fire so murderous were the enemy s Small arms vol Leys and mortar ing col. Pul Ler w a s obliged to Call for an other air raid on t h e City. Planes dropped a fresh rain of napalm fire bombs on districts already r o n s u m e d by wednesday drop Ping of i. H e a nibs. Then col. Puller s men re grouped and lunged through to mystery enemy column drops out of sight 15ep1 tank led enemy mystery column Ihn Rudny by intelligence to he moving southward m chivas manchurian Horder Friday remained a was considerable troop tactical air reconnaissance there movement toward the mystery column first said to have originated a Turig on t nutria Ortler actually was originally sighted about 20 Miles South of a lung. U later was reported near Kae song two Miles South of the 58th parallel dividing North and South Korea. Am army spokesman in Washington no evidence had been received there of such a column of reinforcements moving South i of r to i e o u i. The column reportedly contained 40 tanks and 200 other vehicles. Ruins in their Wake they jct a j scores of Bayon eted foes. On Bot ii i Kam i Brt Cyri i any sept 22 if the communists stage a Korea sides casualties were heavy. A John j. Mccloy . Type attack on West Germany with commissioner made Plain thursday the East German people s police Nal. The Western allies will or. Mccloy was asked if the Al lied foreign ministers pledge the russian refusal License 50 barges. Loaded which Are stuck in the Lin Harbor losing Money Dail their West German sources arc deprived of their purchased cargoes. 2, the Border dispute which British officers put Down As a minor incident that never would. Have Arisen had the russians Mere in been polite enough of ask for u5f of the Road in question. 3t the release of a West Ber Lin policeman taken Hinloi custody on the Border Alo Dewey Speaks russians quit crowd cheers by James e. Warner . Her trl Tribune service new York 22 _ representatives stalked angrily on of a new York City United nations Welcome dinner at i he Waldorf Astoria thursday night the moment nor Thomas e. Dewoy read custody on the Border along with governor Thomas e. Dewoy read hey Ca Organ izod. American military a prepared speech accused the talc foreign ministers author while the Trio was on jeep patrol soviet of holding 13.000.000 people establishment of these f thursday. The americans were Unior slave labor conditions basis but prov menacing the entire world. For the Federal government to any attack against was Ger Many or Berlin As an upon themselves covered the use of the russian trained Volks Polisei or people s police. From whatever or Mccloy replied just Hack from new York where he took part in the for eign ministers conference or. hinted that he West German government might he permitted to use the Mobile police forces to combat. Communist subversion As fast As they can he organized. The foreign ministers authorize forces one Marine unit along the South Hank of the Han River a n d succeeded in crossing n. Small tributary on the Western Edge of the City hut was driven Back. A Sec Ond attempt Lale thursday morning carried the unit into the heart of Yong Tungpo. This Marine unit was still feet Short of the wrecked rail and Highway Bridges across the Han River into Seoul. But these main arteries to the South had been severed in the thrust to the South East Edge of the City. Thus com Lunise forces now fleeing North Ward from the St army were de i priced of escape into Seoul. Slow supplies i marines pressing southeastward from their Bridgehead across the pork prices on decline Cut in beef Likely soon Park i n in r i r pork prices have dropped be tween i.hn3e and four cents at both wholesale and retail Levels and beef should come Down somewhat Early next week the free press Learned Friday. Lamb was reported going a lot under the Market by one retailer Bir. He believed the Price would stiffen shortly. A packing House official said the run on Lamb had the Price of. Beef it was stated wins natural it this Lime of. The. Year and. Provided cattle Are in Cood Supply the Price nut should hold Jor about two months. As a matter of a pack Ghowse spokesman said the cattle run should have started be fore allies drive on arrows show drives by Allied forces squeezing in on Seoul communist held capital of smooth Korea. . Marines poured across the Han River and drove on Seoul from the Northwest. Other Marine forces punched closer to the City from the Southwest Hank of the Han. South of this prone Allied forces threw up protective Wall against enemy speeding North to Seoul. Other communist units were reported entering the City from the Southeast. Been so per cent lighter this at than usual which accounted for the Low Price. The expected reduction in now Bui. Cattle shipments have been delayed by the flood harvesting mass surrenders suggest enemy morale slipping re n i i to Ittin meeting increasing re Lack of steel for defence alarms Ottawa by Hugh Boyd Ottawa sept. 22 special one More step in uie National de it he admitted however that the american run on Canadian live Stock had kept the Price High this year. The majority of our cattle have been going South. They cleaned us out he stated. See Berlin Page 10 Auto crash kills two Manitoban la Riviere. Man. Sept. 22 special two Larivicre menacing take a walk Andrei y. Zishinsky russian foreign minister and Jakob Malik. Russian Delegate to the United nations took a walk when the governor launched into a speech which like so Many of Mieir own was Blunt and impolite. It would be Folly to ignore the harsh fact that while the soviet Union has 10 of 15 million people living in slave labor under conditions which amount to torture unto no person anywhere in the world can sleep nights with any them to meet emergencies. Or. Mccloy said the foreign Mill u Sisters authorized the immediate creation of Mobile police formations of a totalling 30.000 with a review e Isi Slanc e on tile of Seoul. Use go was the the real Factor exasperating in the delay slowness in ule Han to by o. H. P. Toyko sept. 22 api some sources Here speculated Friday that several Hundred North korean soldiers who gave up the communist cause thursday May be the Vanguard of wholesale surrenders Quick peace in Korea. Other quarters hesitated to predict such a trend. Almost every sector saw enemy troops toss in the Towel thursday Fence programme when will be taken leaders of hot oops loss in the lower Iti ursary 1 in drop m the Price of. Pork defections ranged from that of a continue for at least three divisional chief of staff to 200 men t 10ui weeks. He Torti korean lines Many of looks As if the consumer is Ithem boys 1-1 and 13 years old. Going to get a. Break for a change commented one retailer. At least be Hope . A Nen leaders it i he Neel Industry meet it. Hon. C. I Iowa. Minister of Prarle and com. U when that Force has been formed ;