Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 5, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba clouding again Friday Not much change in Winds Low tonight said high 35-and 50. VOL. 5S NO. 6 Tourist Limit Set 500 1 BY HUGH Oct. 5 Canadians henceforth will be able to spend more money on pleasure travel in the United The permit system is still in but no permits at all are required for short if the traveller takes no more than in U.S. currency out of. this Hon. Douglas finance announced the new policy Wednesday In ing so he confirmed that on pleasure Nations army of spending of up to in a troops were massed the rule since the emergency ready Winnipeg Free Press PRICE 5 WITH COMICS lOc OCTOBER 5, 1950 Sun Kise a.m. Kisc Sun Set p m. Moon Set 3.56 Cloudy and Cool 18 FAMILIES FLEE BLAZING BLOCK P. to 175.000 Thursday cross the 38lh parallel strictions were imposed in wipe Communist no longer tance in all But the traveller must still Eo In his hank and get a form H permit for to toms iC he is. taking out of ada more than in U.S. funds or more than a total of in both U.S. and dian The new ceiling on pleasure travel is during the calendar Banks are authorized to prove permits up to that They can also approve permits up to a trip for business Applications for amounts over will be referred to the foreign exchange control board for The official Statement says be so but local bankers do not consider they have any discretion in the UN Army Masses At 38th Parallel Oct. 5 yet encountered in North The have hern south of the artificial stoud ready to cross ana join Sputh Koreans who have ready probed SO miles or mure into the Gen. Douglas MacArthur's quarters made u clear lhat all hi forces arc prepared to go into North Korea as The question of. their crossing from liberated South Korea was considered only as a military Gen. headquarters and not as a political hurdle at this United Nations at Lake Success Wednesday night directed Gen. in to use any means al his command w unify The Communist regime continued surrender ultimatums first by Gen. MacArthur One important point is lhat and last travel year has been For- merly it ended Nov. 15. since the original restrictions of November 19-57 ran from one iod tp I he it will be the calendar This means that any Canadian who drew his lowance under fuli travel thc old scheme has Beating down the strongest re- the ending 6.00 Calgary Edmonton Current until the end of December to apply for another if he so That win bring him up to the limit of Then starting Jan. 1. he can a form H permit entitling him to Prca Arthur T- c- Ottawa Montreal Halifax DUEL SPARKS SERIES the Korean Republic's 3rd division seized 60 miles of the 381 h AP correspondent William with the fast-moving can Hie town fell to the South Koreans after an all-day Thirty-five 4 5 67 S 9 10 11 R H miles south of See KOREA Page 10 this Pakistan Boots Afghan Forces Out Of North Pakistan Oct. Pakistan said she chasing Afghanistan forces back to their mountain homes Thursday after a now crossing of this northern The ing followed two years oC ing and some violence between the neighboring defence ministry said Afghan tribesmen and regular troops entered miles north of Kara- last Saturday and The communique said the in- sought to seize the strategic railway in the but they fell back when Pakistan troops and civil with air engaged them at the foot oE the pass Mon Yankees Phillies Q Q PHILADELPHIA New York Yankees were leading Philadelphia Phillies 1 lo 0 alter four innings of play in the second game Thursday of the 1950 world The Yanks won the opener Wednesday 1 lo 0. The Phillies tied up Ihe game at 1-all in the fifth when they put iwo hits and a fly ball together to score a run their first of the Allie a veteran of world series was on the mound for Ihe American league while the brilliant young Robin Roberts was tossing for the The Yanks scored rheir run in the second After two were Gerry man worked Roberts for a Allie Reynolds then contributed his cause a single to sending Coleman to third from where he scored when Gone hit to deep It was second hit oC the The Phillies biggest threat in the early stages of the game en me in the inning when Granny Hamner tripled with Seminick and Goliat one hut who follow cd him were easy A bright sun was shining ws Ihe Phillies 20-game-winner Robin Roberts lo Ihe mound lo start the second scries Reynolds was the Yankees choice for The rated the It added thai the home force whiz kids as 5-lo-l under- Sec TOURISTS Page 14 43 40 54 61 Plan To Make Korea Free Passes Committee Of UIN BY JOHN G. Tribune LAKE Oct. 3 The plan free Korea irom aggression and make it a independent try through United Nations super- vision was approved Wednesday night by the political committee of the UN general assembly by a vote of 47 to 5, with seven The plan carries in it the tion that UN Korean forces were authorized by the security council on June 27 to cross the 3Stb parallel into North and its big gin oi victory Wednesday night was expected to supply an extra perhaps resulting in a general ing of the parallel so tar only by South Korean The Korean plan backed by UN majority was approved over objections the Russian bloc which pressed a Korean and over objections of India which appealed for compromise on plan now awaits only formal approval scheduled for Friday by the full The Indian appeal for compromise was de- by 32 tn 21, with three after American delegate K. Austin s- there was no chance for and that efforts to seek it result only in delay of benefit the North Korean Communist Andrei Y. Soviet foreign also said there was no possibility of compromise be- tween the Russian and Western shortly after political committee approved the majority plan by rejected Russia's Korean to five with eight Sec UN Page 10 ab- Asks UN To Study Formosa Plan BY PETER LAKE Oct. 5 Dean Ten In Prison As Gas Strike Ends In U.K. Oct. 5 don's striking gas workers day night go back to work and end a wildcat off the lasi stoppage which has cut plies to areas tor 21 The decision was taken at a mass meeting of about striking maintenance workers after 10 of their leaders had been given one-month jail At the tame time 96 navy nicians moved into two of the affected to replace striking maintenance Another 1.2-14 soldiers and ors stood by for duty in 15 other plants if Third Work The involving ended its third week Gas supplies to residents of north London have been cut off or seriously by the The men are demanding a pay raise of three pence an A lawyer for the 10 defendants said they would appeal their con- The walkout has forced closing of factories in affected including some gaged in production of vital port secretary of. Wednesday he honed said the United Nations general create a special assembly would to gate and solve the future status of the island of now held by the Chinese Asked at a press conference whether such a group might carry on its studies on the spot in For- mosa or even -on the Chinese KOn said it mi the assembly considered this Indications were that the American plan for a peaceful solution in For- plan which Mr. son laughingly characterized as a trade secret be simply creation of a com- authorized to work wherever it Such a for re- cently studied thr former ian colony of The assembly's or ing was scheduled to Thursday afternoon tn lake up the American proposal for an assembly study of after a delay won earlier by Chinese Nationalist ambassador F. Tsiang to get Both the Chinese Nationalists and Communists have hitherto held that Formosa was finally handed over lo China under a 19-13 tion at Cairo and in 10i5 Japanese a I through Mr. I old conference he doubted the Chinese Communists would inter- vene in tho Korean Hr termed it very difficult to see how people looking out for their own would 2 Die In Fire In Log Cabin Near The Pas Oct. 3 The charred bodies of two Metis brothers-in-law were found early Wednesday morning their cabin destroyed by fire at Young's about five miles south of Dead are Elias 2D, and Joseph 24. Neighbors reported the men had fallen asleep while one was setting the bedclothes The hotly of one of men was found just a yard from II is he collapsed before young daughter had been left with neighbors while wives of both men were in The Mr. and Mrs. Young had no Flames leaping from blazing structure were seen loo late by lo extinguish them was until later Wednesday search could bo made the Young's comprising six or seven is almost isolated in heavy hush a short distance from Cpl. James S p i c e r. of 'the and Dr. John cor- before the world invest A issued is the invaders the after Wednesdays objective of expelling them from Despite the bright coats and sweaters again were I order with the thermometer around the 60 although Pakistan is the second scrape between the two lands in the lasl few Earlier the Pakistan government charged Afghan troops had entered this country June 16 and clashed with border guards at The two countries have been at odds for the last two years over a chain of barren hills extending from Pamirs to and inhabited by the warrior The backed by want to up their own state oi or Pakistan claims the territory as its Denies Keport NEW Oct. 3 Afghanistan's ambassador to Indi denied hero Thursday official re- ports from Pakistan that P tani army planes were chasing armed Afghan tribesmen back the The bullah told a ence his government had informed Afghan nationals were in volved and that the clash actually few hardy souls came in A stiff blowing across the field from left to made it tough for the home righthand The starting New Gene Woodling Phil Yogi Berra C. DiMaggio Johnny Mize Bobby Brown 33. Hank Bauer Gerry Coleman 2B, AHie P. Waitkus Richie Ashburn Dick Sisler Del Ennis Jones 3B, was border men who are ing for an independent slate challenging tho It he hut he hesitated to believe it. later dental and he deaths were no inquest would be the en- ex- Mackintosh May In Railway Dispute Again BY HUGH BOYD Oct. 5 With the railway unions and agement back around the Oct. 5 Families in South St. Charles table at but no tion in the is stronger here that the railway wage dispute will have to go Dr. Mackintosh is known to have the confidence of both and indeed they may take the initiative in requesting his services before the time allowed by ment for negotiation runs out Oct. to 113. There seems no one else in who would he acceptable both were evacuated bis fire it is understood that in this unions and together probable event ihe Would he accept the a choice as arbitrator Ottawa believes he would burned 12 miles Dr. W. A. spite of his expressions of west of About 60 women and children left homes St. in the same of Queen's when his work as mediator who tried to settle the dispute in This time he ing the week-end before the be merely suggesting a deadline Aug. 22. he would be if Accident Victims Are Recovering Gran Hamner Andy Mike 2B, Robin P. McGowan Dusty Boggess first base can i National Charlie Berry second Jocko Conlan tional Me Kinley lef field foul line; Al Barlick field foul FIRST INNING singled when his grounder got away from Jones Rizzulo fouled Berra DiMaggio flied Mize popped two no was thrown ou Ashburn doubled to right Sisler Ennis was thrown No one no SECOND Brown filed Bauer fouled to Coleman Reynolds singled Coleman going to Woodling singled and man flied One two no Jones Hamner reached third on a long inick grounded Goliat flied to No no THIRD Berra sio flied Brown flied to No one no Roberts kus got a was taken by was thrown Xo one no FOURTH INNING Bauer flied man hit a Reynolds Woodling flied to No one no Oct. 5 condition of Mrs. Roy hill and Erwin injured in i fanned an automobile accident on the west i Jones flied Hammer highway Monday was Thursday fanned after Hammer reported as both No no no ing been operated at Kenora hospital Tuesday night by Wolfe and Dr. S. C. Dr. George The date or resuming of the inquest to determine Ihe cause if the death of victim of another has not yet been decided but it will be at an FIFTH INNING Berra flied gio flied to No no no Roberts bunt was taken by kus Goliat going Ashburn Hied to deep to left and early A preliminary Goliat Sisler fouled One was held Tuesday and the body of. Mr. Miller released for Mr. Jie Miller was a. passenger in of Abraham of whose car went he highway due to snow Mr. the Mrs. escaped Mrs. Parkhill and Mr. Powles err involved in another accident while travelling in a car driven by who escaped with minor two no SIXTH INNING Brown Bauer fouled Coleman popped Reynolds No one no Ennis flied Jones filed to Hamner flied No no hi no pace Canasta To page 15, pace 28. Crossword page G. Deaths and page 37. pages 37. page G. pages 22, 23, 24. Colliery Blast Kills 36 Czechs Oct. 5 Thirty-six miners were killed in an explosion in a colliery in the Ostrava area of Wednesday it was officially announced The announcement said several dozen miners were The explosion occurred in the main centre of Czechoslovakia's mining area end also the country's most important near the Hits Suites Eighteen a 92-year-old and a ridden invalid were forced from their homes around 9.40 a.m. Thursday when lire broke out in the Gunn corner of Jarvis avenue and Derby picture on page Damage to the Variety maker of jute source the and to furniture and sonal belongings on I he second third storeys was estimated at Although no one was neighbors were forced to move quickly to carry Andrew aged 92, who is and Mr. N. who was from a recent to from the third According to Charles a sudden sion startled her as she was ling cloth in Hie jute Saw Smoke looked around the curtain be- hind me and saw smoke up around the said Miss Fire began sweeping through the Saul Silbert and Charles owners of the Variety ply said they could not give an accurate estimate of the but said it would probably Flames reached through the apartment on the second while smoke filled the rooms and corridors of the stone Smoke and water damage was caused out the rest of the Firemen confined the blaze to the jute shop and ceilings of the See FERE Page 14....... First run of. the 1030 World Series is scored by Bobby New York Yankees third as he races home plate in the fourth of Wednesday's game in He scored easily from third on Gerry Coleman's lly to Philadelphia's Sister in deep Mi Andy shows no interest in Official Says Gas Pipeline Would Ease Power BY WILSON Natural piped from at a rate low enough to make steam generation could he a major contribution toward solution of Manitoba's electric power This opinion was expressed in an by L. D. M. president oE Western Pipe Lines of Crack-Up Of Coalition Held Sure Disintegration of Manitoba's government following the Progressive Conservai ive provincial at the end of this month 1 appeared virtually certain as another party stronghold the signal from the Alberta build a pipeline from the Pincher Creek Mr. Baxter with other pipeline company ex- dial pas will flow into Greater Winnipeg within three to five Mr. Baxter has just returned from Calgary where his company pre- sented briefs to the Alberta leum and natural gas conservation board in an attempt to secure an voted lo Women's pastes 18, U.K. Defence Planners Impressed By Television Oct. 5 tish defence planners have ed As a the three armed vices plan to carry out extensive tests in The decision for tests came following a recent visual broadcast from an From the thousands Britain's TV sets recorded shots of ground scenes and service planes flying near the TV is now a practical pon for defence and one high-ranking officer said after he'd taken part in the In his estimation such relays could be used for spotting enemy planes and directing bombing at- The broadcast showed that army using MAV LIFT QUOTAS Oct. J C. D. trade said Wednesday the government is considering removal of import on heavy goods from the United Polish frontier hi northern the decision of the Brandon Progressive Conservative Thursday night to in- struct ils delegates to vote coalition will make final withdrawal a mere for- Several associations in Greater Winnipeg and at rural as well as the provincial have already approved resolutions voicing support for Errick F. provincial in his resignation from the ment last n What the r r by c- Brandon I r I UIll 1 1 ISUn r dl in that he will resign and again as a straight party candidate will have is another No other coalition Progressive Conservative has indicated that he can get tion enemy troop defence positions and supply Four Men Escape From Prison Far After Ball Game Oct. 5 prisoners escaped from nearby industrial farm Tuesday night after a prison football it became known The broke ranks the after the Prison guards hunted them through the surrounding They are Abraham 32. serving a year sentence for robbery with Fred 28. sentenced to from two to 2V: years for auto Daniel 24. sentenced to from 24 to 25 months for entering and theft and Ray 21. serving from 12 to 15 export Alberta has been reluctant to grant but Mr. Baxter believes the current board hearing will result in a favorable he told the Free government is now at- tempting to settle the matter as quickly as Greater Winnipeg would be the largest centre the proposed pipe Commencing in southwestern the projected line will run from Pincher north and east through Swift Moose Jav and Bran don to To ensure a stable the line will then run south inio the U.S. as far as North and east to and the Mesabi range For the first Mr. ter revealed considerable dis- cussion had centred on the ibility of the lino See GAS PIPELINE Fags H See COALITION Page 36 Portuguese Flag Flies Over Free Press Today Honoring Anniversary Today is the national holiday of An independent state since the twelfth Portugal was 3 kingdom until Oct. 5, 1010, when a revolution drove King Manuel II from the throne and the country was proclaimed a In honor of the the guese flag flies today from the courtesy of the Free UN POLICE Egyptians Offer 2 Million Men LAKE Oct. 5 was Thursday to have offered to contribute an army of to men as part of a permanent international force if the United Stales and other United Nations members will supply the arms and Informed quarters said the offer was made by Egyptian foreign ister Mohamed at a private luncheon given Wednesday by Dean secretary of for heads of the Arab UN The offer was understood to have been made on the condition that British troops are withdrawn from Egyptian City Fan Beats Series Game By 30 Hours Thomas Maxwell Walkey is a chap who likes a. ball In Canadian Pacific man who lives at 233 moral likes a game so much that he lined up this morning for entrance to Friday's world series game at Yankee New Second in line outside ers he had 30 hours to go before opening But lhat didn't worry Mr. He's been a fan for 25 Queue Making up the two-man queue was a fireman from 59-year-old Charles M. who hasn't missed seeing part of every world scries since 1909. Both enthusiasts were asked by police to leave their queue because of the long wait ahead of When they it. was with the police promise if they return five o'clock afternoon they'll get their places back at the head of flic Left On Vacation Mr. Walkey left Winnipeg day night for a in The 38-year-old baseball fan must have caught series fever in the east. He decided to attend the big This is his first world but he's seen a lot of baseball in It's bis favorite CCF To Press For Canadian Price Control Oct. 5 An country-wide campaign for the reimposition of price con- to fight inflation will be launched by the CCF Lome national announced rallies are being and door-to-door canvassing is being undertaken to rally the port of all sections of ihe Mr. Ingle possible means will be used to arouse public If enough pressure can be brought to bear on the through public we may get M. national CCF will broadcast an appeal over a national network of radio stations on Oct. 10, followed by further broadcasts by provincial leaders in the next few Exchange Quoted value of the Canadian dollar in terms of United States funds in leading ex- change markets of the Thursday Wednesday Xew York 94% 95% Montreal Toronto TO STUDY CAPTURED PLANTES Oct. 5 U.S. eir force intelligence officers have arrived to take two captured Korean warplanes to the United States for
