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PAGE 2 THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 0CT. 14, 1947 CONSERVATIVE RESIGNS LONDON, Oct. 14 (CP)ford Glossp, Conservative M.P. for Howdenshire, Yorkshire, Monday announced his resignation because of illhealth. Glossop, who 47, won the 1945 general election in three contest against Labor and Liberal 1 candidates.

HEALTH ARE FEW AND SIMPLE INNER CLEANLINESS COMES COW PRICES FOR INNER CLEANUNES. ANDREWS LIVER SALT For Health NEW EASY-TO-OPEN TIN. CITY FEARS TYPHOID AS FLOODS RISE Scientists Spray Ice On Hurricane Clouds TAMPA, Oct. 14 (AP)-While the toll of homeless people rose and more flood damage was reported from Florida's storms, tight-lipped scientists made spraying dry ice in a thin line over the storm clouds. North Carolina weather experts said today the centre of the hurricane was moving out to sea lashing the coast with high winds and abnormal tides.

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Winnipeg Telephone 33 042 U.S. GALLUP POLL Marshall AMERICAN INSTITUTE PUBLIC OPINION PRINCETON, Oet. 13 The Truman Administration faces serious problem in winning full public support for the Marshall Plan. The problem grows out of lack of public familiarity with (1) the plan itself, and (2) the situation in Europe which the plan is designed to meet. Proof of the existence of the problem is that Americans who are the most familiar with the Marshall Plan give it a favorable vote.

Those not familiar with it give it an unfavorable vote when the plan is explained to them in terms of lending money to help European countries. The Arst hurdle which the State Department faces is that only about half the voters of the nation say they have heard or read of the Marshall Plan. From coast-to-coast interviewers for the Institute asked voters: you heard or read about the Marshall Plan?" The vote: Yes No 51 Those who have heard of the plan were then asked the question: "What le you understanding of the purpose of the plan?" A great deal of vagueness and confusion in the public mind is revealed in the answers to that question. About one in five gave an sentially correct definition that is, plan for European recovery which supplements self-help on the part of European countries with needed assistance from us. When all who had heard of it were asked: "What le you repoinion A.F.L.

Teamsters End Express Strike NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (AP) Some 4,000 A.F.L. teamsters returned to their jobs today, ending crippling 26-day strike the Railway Express Agency which had tied up the company's air and rail shipments throughout the metropolitan area. After agreeing to submit their wage-hours differences to an emergency mediation board, the striking employees faced the task of clearing nearly 500,000 strike-stagnated shipments in metropolitan storage sheds. The company lifted its embargo of air express shipments in and out of La Guardia field and Newark airport but relaxation on embargoes on inbound rail express shipments will be more gradual.

Ban of L.P.P. Asked SASKATOON, Oct. 14. (CP)--A resolution asking the federal government to ban the Labor Progressive party and its "Communist affillates in Canada" was passed by more than 300 delegates representing 165 Ukrainian Catholic parishes in Saskatchewan at a week-end convention of the Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood and the Ukrainian Catholic Youth. Plan Hard to Sell in U.S.

most of them had favorable opinion in general, the proportion of favorable answers being highest among the best-informed. But when the pian explained in terms of extending loans for billions of dollars to certain Europeon countries, in order to help them to get back on their feet, voters with little previous knowledge about the plan express unfavorable views. On the basis of this evidence, It would appear that the support given by the public to Secretary Marshall's key Item of foreign policy will depend almost en. tirely on how the government, the press and other mass media explain the plan during the next few weeks and menthe to those who have little familiarity with it now. according to degree of information of the voter.

the plan?" it found that vote drops and the rises (World Copyright Under Treatment LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14 (AP)Relatives of Louise Overell, acquitted last week with George (Bud) Gollum on charges of murdering her parents, disclosed Monday that she had been taken to a sanitarium and is under treatment of paychiatrist. PAYMENTS Down 10 Months To Pay No Interest No Carrying Charges MITCHELL-COPP Ltd. "The House of Dignified Credit" Dr. Jacob Dentist and Associates Hours Dally: 0 a.m.

to 0 experiments Monday at 30,000 feet, With hundreds of pictures and piles of data to study, the scien. tista had no quick results to claim for their dry.ice experi. ments. The flight of three air force planes into the storm 500 miles due east of St. Augustine, WAS termed a success far as 'day's plan was concerned, but there was no immediate indication that it turned the clouds into rain or snow.

Scientists flying with the operation emphasized it was not a hurricane-busting job, but rather a quest of information as to possible ways to dissipate storms in the future. The project carried a high degree of responsibility due to possibility of criticism in the event of storm occurring after the experiments. Meanwhile, rising flood waters created grave problems of health and housing for parts of the lower Florida east coast lashed by the storm's torrential rains Saturday, At least 12,000 persons were rehomeless in the towns of Hialeah and Miami Springs with many other parts, of Dade county under water homes evacuated. Flood damage in the Miami section was placed at $4,500,000. The hard-hit resort city of Fort Lauderdale estimated flood damage in "tens of millions of dollars." Hundreds lined up there to receive inoculations against typhoid fever.

The small citrus-growing munity of Davie, eight miles from Fort Lauderdale, was virtually sea. None of its more than 1,000 residents had attempted to venture back. Water was reported still rising in the rich Everglades farm lands where Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo crop damage at between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000. AS YOU LIKE IT: This new "hal and half" dress, sporting a hemline tc please everyone--in spots -is Hollywood's answer to, the skirt length problem. Film Actress Barbara Bates models the garment which may or ma not please, according to where you're standing.

GUELPH, Oct. 14 (CP)-A of 2,500 tulip bulbs from Dutch -government was forwarded here to be planted in the Colonel John McCrae Memorial Park in gratitude for the kindness shown dutch troops stationed in Guelph during World War IL. PHOBIA GROWS IN U.S. U.S. May Urge Canada To Restore "Red" Ban By PETER INGLIS (From The Tribune's Washington Bureau), WASHINGTON, Oct.

14. -Nothing whatever has been said about it officially, but Washington observers would not be surprised if the U.S. government let Canada know, directly or indirectly, that it would like to Dominion restore the wartime ban on the Communist party. Newfie Blocs Set to Argue! Confederation ST. JOHN'S, Oct.

14 (CP) With the National Assembly called to meet again tomorrow. observers speculated today that twin job' of determining whether Newfoundland is self-supporting and of recommending new form or forms of government for the island will be finished in a month or two. Most of the contentious matters have been disposed of and the only matter left likely to CAuse row is believed to be the submission of terms of possible confederation with Canada. Terms under which Newfoundland might enter confederation as 10th province will be submitted to the convention after the dian Federal by-election in Fredericton, Oct. 20.

Although most members were elected with open minds on what forms of future government would be recommended for the bailot paper in the national referendum, two distinct opposing blocs have appeared within the convention. of federal union who belleve conOne consists. of, the supporters federation would protect Newfoundland from the shock of econstorms which blew her responsible government away in 1934. They number jess than half of the convention members. The other group favors restoration of responsible government, pointing to the fact that Newfoundland now has accumulated surpluses since 1941 totalling 000,000.

Gene Kelly Tries Out New Step, Breaks Ankle HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 14 (AP) Gene Kelly, actor and dancer, slipped, fell, and fractured his right ankle while experimenting at home on an idea for a dance tine. He has been rehearsing with Judy Garland for picture on which shooting was to start in three weeks. Film Actor Leroy Mason Dies from Heart Attack HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 14 (AP)Leroy, Mason, 44, who had been film actor for 28 years, collapsed on a Republic Studio set Monday and died a few hours later of a heart ailment.

New Zealand Trembles WELLINGTON, Oct. 14 (AP)- Earthquake shocks continuing for two hours, were felt Monday night in many areas of New Zealand's south island. There were no reports of casualties. Five villages were destroyed by an earthquate near Birjand in the province of Khorasan, East Iran. A delayed dispatch said 210 bodies have been recovered from the ruins.

This' is indicated in answers to the following question: "Would you favor or eppese lending western European tries like England, France, Hol. land and Norway about bil. lion dollars year for years to improve conditions and help to get business going In these countries?" The vote by the various groups follows. Note how the favorable de Fast cios HY STOMACH DISORDERS W. A.

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American, about action which the against U.S. Com- has a steadily- Increasing phobia. The U.S. through the Taft-Hartley labor law, is trying to eliminate Communists from union leadership; through the "loyalty check" it is weeding them (and number of apparently innocent by -standers) out of the civil service; through the restrictions it placed on a United Nations correspondent of the Paris Communist newspaper Humanite it has shown it Communism barrier to normal civil rights. Undoubtedly, most Washington officials would like to see the other American countries follow suit.

Some have said unofficially they are seriously alarmed about the growth of a Soviet "fifth column' throughout the hemisphere. They Communist the "cells" way are from Caningly ada to Chile and Argentina. It is understood the real fear of many officials is that a Communist fifth column might paralyze other American nations in case of an emergency--which is polite way a U.S.-Russian war Some of them reportedly be. lieve that the present strength of Communists in Canada and the countries seriously weakens the effectiveness of the Canada- U.S. and U.S.Pan American defence agree.

ments. In any event, the supposed -where two diplomats comintern plot uncovered, in Chile were charged with being instruments of Communist penetrationhas given Washington sizeable case of the red jitters. Lord Passfield, Famed Fabian Socialist, Dies LIPHOOK, England, Oct. 14 (AP) Lord Passfield (Sidney Webb), economist and internationally known writer on Soviet Russia, died Monday. He was 88.

A cabinet member in the Ramsay McDonald Labor government of 1929, Webb was known as the "Grand Old Man" of the Fabian Society, an organization of Socialist intellectuals to which Prime ter Attlee and other members of the present government belong. Society was shaken in 1892 when poor unknown Sidney Webb mar. ried society girl Beatrice Potter. Years later when against his own wish he became Lord Passfield to strengthen Labor representation in the House of Lords, his wife flatly refused to share the honors of her husband's title. They were known "Lord Passfield.

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