Vapaus, February 24, 1948

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C L U B N E W S •"Miii:
ts Electcd Xcw
:utiv€ for 1948
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keskitettyyn
Saksan
.•oimaisten jotiil
uttivat.Jiuomav
estysta paäsie
z h i n . Stalingr4
»yatigorskin ji]
ukkasivat isoffi.;
he voivat p5
iellä Neuvost!
iskovan.. Saka
ristit lerehtjisi
t olevansa m
, taktilliset ra
.'uttaneet hiiip
tegiset suunni
ui todellisuutti
^ . * Ter^ anr.ual • aaeeting last
;;^-',r;*Jht recelved quite a l u r h -
,^Vr>rh -he vöunger members a n d
'Vr"fe--' cider meroebrs. .were ..on
' c r "T^^ Secretary read the
"rjcf the iss^naeeting a n d th«y
^Vpprovrd. The treasurer's ar-»
bership secreiar>''s reports were
. 5-as dciäed. t h a t t h A l e r t e w i th
'FÖ. xould buy a public address
-:ein and a committee was i o r m ed
jooi sfter the r a i s i n g of funds for
purpose, ...
The membership wholeheartedly
pproved ihe sending of o i i r L a u ri
iUuki td the championship meet ih
Vpjf to defend h i s t i i l e o f D o m i n i on
..-S-country champipn.
'BV popular request it was decided
give a repeät perforraance of the
oup nuniebrs from the a n n i v e r s a ry
Bramme at a dance; next Thursday
jgh: at 8.30 p.m.
A commiuee headed b y H e l v i L u n d ­ien
was formed 10 look a f t e r - t he
Jerts tag-day.on. J u l y l O t h .,
The new e-xecutive .was elected a nd
as follows: Leo L a i n e , c h a i r m a n;
ntii Frederickson, Secretary; E l vi
treasurer; Arvo Ristimäki, ^ e m -
ership secreiary; Henry Huhtanen,
rgaret Hulkko and:.Eric M a r m i s t o .
e spare members of the executive
e Martin Sutinen a n d P r e d K i v i ­nen.
While the ballots were being counted
delicious lunchi w i t h coffee was
(served to the-members. .
A date for the next meeting v/as
not decided ypön.
IVhitefish Dance
Was a Success
TÄljitefifih Y o u t h Club reportingl
T b e u-^ather has. been mild lately.
•OUT dance was a real success for
everyone h a d a l o t of f u n . :; .
T h e club h e l d a meeting on t he
20th.and i t was decided that we would
b o l d a bazaar during the spring
m o n i h s . The money i ' i l l go t o v a r ds
g e t t i n g the f i e ld i n s h a p e a n d also;
gettingv^sports equipment;
A l i the members would l i k e to t h a nk
the A l e r t s for t h e i r k i n d i n v i u U o n to
the A l e r t s 25. A n n i v e r s a r y programme
a n d we hope (hat t h e y w i l l progress as
much i n the future as they have in
the past.
I t was decided to hold the next
meeting at L a t v a l a ' s on M a r c h 7 t h at
I p.m. A l i new members will be
warmly greeted.
F e w members attended . t h e . s k i -
races that, were held at Sytelä's on
the 22nd. The t r a c k was very poor
a n d m a n y . o f the racers fell and«lost
much time.
Here are t h e times as follows:
U n d e r 17 c l a s s : 3.1an.:' V o i t t o Sytelä.
13 m i n . 34 sec. • .
- U n d e r 15 c l a s s : l i i km. E l d e n O j a n ­perä
7 m i n . 21 s e c ; T e r h o L a t v a l a 7
m i n , 55 s e c ; R o n a l d Passi 8 m i n . 15
s e c ; ; V e i k i t o Sytelä, 8 m i n ; 45 .sec.
Lodies class:. i ; ; ! - km. E i l a Ojanperä
I I m i n . 35 sec.
G i r l s . under 12: 1 li k m . : M a r l e ne
T o l m o n e n 12 m i n . 30 s e C ;
T h e club wants to t h a n k V i o l a L a t ­v
a l a for the p r i z e ' that she sent for
the l i t t l e boy's class that was w o n b y
J o h n n y Passi.
: C h e e r i o t i l i next time! — T . L .
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teitä
väilleen aikas
nainen armeu
;ustaistelua Tl
e n saksalaisti
l i s sa j a aihein-
;a n i i n miehL'
hukkaa
l U k o t karsin
äesti Stalingnj
auden aikaa
yli-100,000 tr/]
eina, noin
i t s i en lentob;;
rradhi; alueel(;
ierietykset;
t e n : joukko]?
än joukkon
)tilaitten:
J a sitten
tollinen: h
i n antaa
)ka oh ikäj
:ovemmista.
anncMim sal|l
• (Ordjonik4|
.nkanssa ta
tuhosivat
Jrandenbun
rikoisosastojl
, Punaisen ar^j
ivulla). . ' Il
m
Lähetän teille rakkaat terveiseni; sukulaiset j a Vstävät. Joulu
on kaikkein k a u n e i n . v u o d e n a i k a , k u n emme ota h u o m i o o n meidän
ytisityisiä vaikeuksiammej ' Minä olen y k s i niistä, j o k a olen saanut
nauttia joulun ilosta. ' V; .
Kiitos on l i i a n pieni t u l k i t a k s e n i ne tunteet mitä tunnen
kohtaan, jotka olette m i n u a muistaneet monella eri t a v a l l a täällä
oloaikanani. ,., . ,„•,•
Sydämelliset.kiitokset j o u l u l a h j o i s t a seuraaville järjestöille j a y k ­sityisille:
Whltefish Y o u t h Club, Aate Nykänen, mr. j a mrs. E .
Sytelä, mr. j a mrs. Oscar Setälä, m r . j a m r s . O t t o Setälä, m r . j a mrs.
Annala. E l i j a U r h o Luopa, L i i n a m a a t . V i e n o j a T a u n o Keränen,
Violet j a A r t Hongell, m r s ; ^ A i l i TeräväinenT^JaT* T a J e n n y K o i v i s t o,
LauiiSillanpää, J a c k Välimaa, V : Keränen, V o i t t o M a n n o n e n , K u u ­sistot
j a Sireenit, J u l i a H a r j u , E i l a Ojanperä, E i l a Hautamäki, T h e -
resa Leblanc, V e r n a H o l m , V i o l a Ruismäki, Nestor Puska, J a c k Här­kiä,
Hugo Mäki, Penage R o a d Women's Institute ja mr. j a m r s .
• M ä e a s i v u . - v - ' . • .
K i i t o l l i s u u d e l l a muistaen,
MISS V I O L A L A T V A LA
. M U S K O K A S A N I T A R I U M : GRAVENHURST, O N T .
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syttyi.si,
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tsa saisi:
i siliteliyt
!• hokenut:
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ryssän
1 natsiie
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ennustaa e:|
mokraatuog
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Murheella ilmoitan, että elämänioverini ja Irjan
^ hyvä isä
iSeötor ^iio
kuoli kolonaan Lockerbyssa helmikuun 23 p:nä 1947.
Vainaja oli syntynyt Suomessa Äänekoskella huhti­kuun
21 p:nä 1891.
Suremaan jäi hänen vaixnonsa Hilja ja tyttärensä
Irja, yksi veli täällä, kolme veljeä ja yksi sisko
Suomessa sekä paljon ystäviä jä tuttavia täällä ja
Suomessa.
oikeni talvinen sunnuntai aamu,
leijaili yllämme kuoleman haamu.
Pesämme särki, repi ja raastoi.
Oi ~ mun otnaani','omaksensa haastoi.
• VAIMOSI HILJA.
Teit kaiken isä min' tehdä voi,
siitä kiitos rakkahin sullc soi. '
Ilnoltajaolit sä kaikista parhain,
miit' kuolo korjas Sinut liian varhain.
TYTT.\Rrsi IRJA.
Eilen oli vuosi siitä kulunut,
kunluotammelähdit sä pois.
Syt kotimme tyhjä ja iloton on.
Sinua aina kaipaofnme.
HILJA JA IRJA.
Sydämellinen kiitos k a i k i l l e , j o t k a tavalla tai toisella
auttoivat meitä r a s k a a n surumme aikana-. Kiitämme;,CSJ:n
^'^.^^Kyn osastoa haalin-käytöstä. hautajaistilaisuudessa.
Autos osaston kuorolle . l a u l u i s u . k a n t a j i l l e j a puhujille
•TJ.sta k a u n i i s t a muistosanoista: K i i t o s Eino- S m i t h i l l e l e -
r ^ ^ i ^ ^ n n i n b s t a N e s t o r i n muistolliB j a - k i i t o s m y ö s l a ^
jaiie. j
^ K i i t o s r a v i n t o l a n järjestäjille vaivoistaan. Kiitämme
«vduniista seppeleistä, j o i t a olivat lähettäneet C S J : n S u d -
Duryn osasto. Vapaus P u b l i s h i n g Co. L i m i t e d , Vapauden
neakilokunta, v.- j a u . - s e u r a " A l e r t s - j a sekakuoro "Sävel".
«:.u<K k a i k i l l e y k s i t y i s i l l e k a u n i i s t a seppeleistä. •
triKoisesti kiitämme H i l m a j a H e n r y Mäkeä, j o t k a h u o -
i . m i v a t hautajaisten järjestämisestä j a jälkeenkin päin
o\ at auttaneet meitä pääsemään eteenpäin.
ÄutOKset ovat todella sydämeUiset. vaikka tulevatkin
Ram myöhään. ' '
H U J A J A IBJA
IVs been a long time siace there*s
been a n y t h i n g m ihe C U i b Neus froaj
Beaver Lake but • as it'$ been kind oi
quie: here lately t h e r e h a s n ' ! been
anythjittg 10 report on. S i n c e t h e b e -
g i n n i n g of Ihe year-.we*ve had only
iw-o dunce.? and b o t h times the wea^
o h e n n a n was so mean to us ihat
mostly everyone siayed home. T he
night of the fir.sV dance the thermo-meter
vent 40^50 degrees below a nd
on the n i g h t of Ihe V a l e n t i n e dance
ihere was a fierce wind.
O n the 23th w'e'll be h a v i n g our
b i g ski-mcet for this year. I n t he
evening we*ve planned on having
another of our smash hit concerts,
though this time lets keep our fingers
crossed that the w e a t h c r m a n w i l l give
us a very nice mild n i g h t . T h i s ' i me
we're h a v i n g ,a fa.shion,.<how with a l i
the latest things f r om Pari.s, the n ew
iengths, the drapes. hats. bathing
suits, etc; The boys : a r e staging
•'Bongo. bongo".. T h a t w i n be some-t
h i n g extra .Special, w e ' l l . s e e h ow they
l i v e down soutli. T h e n there'll be a
l u g of \var. .several songs. r^citations.
the girl.s' calisihenics and now we
have our ne\v outfits too. T h e y are
äll white a n d t h e y ' l l look very smart
too. The programme won't be very
long. .SO t h a t there'll be morc time f or
d a n c i n g \vhich w i l l s t a r t . a f i e r twelve.
At one o f the meetings quite some
time ago several others \vere.elected
to help m c A v i t h articlos for the C l ub
News SO l e ts see thase arlielcs. s t a rl
pouring i n . A s many • a time there's
n o t h i n g to report on here t h a f s whcn
these other item.s .should r o l l i n .
Two of the boys. E l m e r and Paul
weni to South Porcupine for the
championship .ski-meet .so good-luck
boys and have a good time. South
Porcupine is a wondt'rful place to
spend a vacation.- .
. Now. remember, we a l i have a date
at t h e B e a ver Lake h a l i on F e b . 29th
I n the daytime ;i,here's the ski-meet
a n d i n the evening the concert .so
l e f s a l i b e there and make t h i s : s k i -
meet and concert a i j ig success!
V :"Dai.sy-Mae'.'. .
The houseo^ves throughoui the
land i u v e Joined forces i n a campaign
to gather 1,000,000 nasaes for • pe-tition
to Macltottie King protesUng
the fteadily inereasing rise In prlces.
They a : « calling this theIr "roll back'
prices" campaign.
High prlces are £omething tAat af-fects
each and every one of us be «te
employed or just school-goers that
receive a weekly a)}owance from home.
It is our duty -therefore to help this
eampaign along In every way possible.
Get a fen' o r these petition forms
from your ^ocal Housewlves Consu-mers
Association and gather sig-natufe.
s of your friends. By doing .so
you will play your part In this gigan-tie
eampaign that is so Important to
every indindual.
Therc's Nothing
New in Beauty
-American women.spend more t h an
5600,000,000 a year for cösmetics. A d d
to this the amount they spend in
beauty .shop.s and reducing .salons;
and you're bound to conclude that
womeh ju.sl. don't want to look: l i ke
women. -
T h e trouble seems to be that a l -
t h o i i g h Näture d i d a" bang-=up job
i n designing hilLs, tree, oceans and
other a.ssorted wonders. ifie female
sex ended up w i i h nothing niore
spectacular than a couple of earsi
twö eyes,. a hose ; a n d mouth, some
h a i r that was i n c l i n e d tq h a n g down
and some unadorned : .skin. T h a t is
w h y f f o r s e v e r a l s e o n s , they have beeh
ättempting to improye; o n this drab
design. B y now, t h e ideas have about
been used u p ; nearly every modern
"beauty a i d " h a d i ts c o u n i e r p a r t in.
days gone by,
When the g i r l of
loday arranges hcr
h a i r : in. a r i elaboratö
. upsweepi and keeps
• i t iri p l a c e w i t h .läc-quer
and j e w e J e d
c o m b s , : 6he's n o t
aware :that the W a r -
r a u Indiän women of
S o u t h America. w
f a r ahead of her. They achieved h a i r -
do's b y k n e e d m g . h o n e y into t h e h a i r ,
t h e n plascering it w i i h irridcscent
fLsh scales.
S u n - b a t h i n g also had i t s counter-p
a r t in a , ISth-century^ I t a l i a n fad.
Fa.shionable.young ladie-s of t h a t era
used to moon-bathe, as a p o e t o f the-periodi
p u t i t " t o •. t h r e a d their hair.
, w i t h beauty".
• Vr^hen: the modern woman : p a i n ts
her f i n g e r n a i l s and t o e n a i l s a b r i l l i a n t
hue she's folk)wing the lead. of the
F e l l a t a h women of A f r i c a who.dyed
Iheir entire: fingers and toes bright
p i l r p l e by wrapping them i n henna
leaves. The up-to-date J a d y /»ho
:achieves an a r t i f i c i a l . . s u n - t a n * . . w i th
leg make-up i s n ' t d o i h g a n y t h i n g ,new.
The- primivive pigmy w o m e n - o f the
K a l a h a r i D&sert . chahged the color
of their s k i n v.'ith smears of antelope
blood.
- Not .sb l o n g ago, a n explorer opened
<an a n c i e n l P e r u v i a n t o m b . a n d found
the mummy of a p r e - l n c a g i r l who
l i v e d more than' 1,000 years ago. S h e
häd röuged lips, a n d cheek-s, plucked
eyebrow.';, bobbed hair and t i n t ed
f i n g e r n a i l s . a n d toenails. I n a •^'oyen
v a n i t y bag b u r i e d vrith her weTe a
powder puff, tweezers. a n d orange-
•wood stick; anä i n a compact de-coräted
w i t h feathers w^re rouge, l i p -
s t i c k and powder. ' -
W h i c h sho^s that even w i t h beauty
aids. there is n o t h i n g new u n d e r t he
s u n !
Jymy had Suecessfui
Ski-Meet and Programme
Hello everyone! This i$ the J y ­my
reporting. Weil the ski-meet
and concert are over and both
were a success. Congratulations to
ali (he winners! The day was a
perfect one for skiing and every­one
had his best ski-spirit with
him. 'Whal a pleasani: surprise
when some of our neighbours, the
South-enders, appeared « i th their
skls. As for the concert,. every-thing
went off beautifully. The
hali was packed! Nice going gang.
lefs have more concerts like that
one.
Gym praclices are .still being
held on Tuesday nights in the hali.
lIow's about makin^ an appear-ance
more often you who may have
• ••• forgotten?"' .,
The calesthenics have arrived
and Jack, w0^think they are per-fectly
sijper! Il'.s going to be a
pleasure to praetice them. U you
recall the liittojuhla of two years
ago you may remember a gypsy
dance. This summer will bring
forth a dance of a dlffercnt nar
ture, namely an Indlan dance.
With their summer hides the dan-cers
should look like the real M c -
Coy. (The temperature is going up
too SO we should be able tO' begin
lo prepare for this dance soon).
More about this dance in the next
letter.
1 wäht to wish Jymy skiers the
best of luck at the coming ski-meet
in South Porcupine and
heres wishing that " T o each his
own" is you motto after this V a -
lentine's Day. — . S. J . ~
Leap Yeär Dance
ALaMode on Thursday
Thi.s is thfe A l e r t s A, C . r e p o r t i n g!
We have h a d so m a n y requests for a
repeat performance of our a n n i v e r s a ry
programme that we decided t o h o l d a
dance o n T h u r s d a y a t 8 J 0 a n d at t he
.same time p ^ r f o rm the g r o u p numbers
that proved to be SO p o p u l a r . If y ou
d i d n ' t sec t h em last time,:here's your
chance.
The dance. w i l l be a r e a l leap year
dance where we girls c a n get the
boys to dance and. use a l i t h e female
wiles i n o u r power. After a l i t h i s is
our last chance.: Remember, Leap
Y e a r comes ohly once i n f o u r!
Y o u r s t r u l y s aw t h e hittojuhla^^dass
g ym programme that wafi sent to .us
f r om K i r k l a n d L a k e . The movements
are lovely: a n d the m u s i c c o n s i s t s . of
pieces that we a r e a l i f a m i l i a r wjth so
t h a t w i l l make t h i n g s a l o t easier.
We're r e a l l y g o i a g to s t a r t p r a c t i s i ng
t h a t girls' competition number in
earnest. The g i r l s are. out to give
the other groups some strong.compe­t
i t i o n this year.
O u r bowling teantis seem to be get-:
tjng along very well. Last night the.
A l e r t s , g a i n e d t w o points w i t h Vuori
C o n s t r u c t i o n loo.sing a l i three, thus
l e a v i n g . A l e r t s i n second place, with.
a one point lead on the next team,
I ' l l have more i n f o r m a t i o n aboutJthis
for you next.Week.
See y o u a t t h e h a l i T h u r s d a y night:
. — M . H .
L A U GH
Laugh and the World.Iaughswith you.
W€ep and you weep alone,
For the sad, old earth mnst borrow; .
its jnirth,
But has trouble enough of J t s oHmi .• •
E. W. V/ilcbx.
A JEWEL OF WI.SDOM
T h e y who. await no gifts from
Chance have conquered Pate.
Donway Follies to be
Staged.on Feb. 29th
.We are very busy a r o u n d , t h e D on
H a l l noWi Our a n n u a l show, the D o n -
way Follies w i l l take place o n Feb.
29th> Ever>'one is busy r e h e a r s i n g neft-a
n d i n teresti n g numbers whlch vwe
expect wi]l noake the programme a
b i g success.
Depending on the weather, we a re
going to have elther a s l e i g h - r i d e or
a h a y - r i d e o n M a r s h 19th.
O u r : w a l l r n e w s p a p e r is progressing
very well. Three edltions have a l -
ready been publlshed. T a i s t o Lem­berg,
r e p l a c i n g W i l l i e Böhm, w i l i be
e d i t o r of the f o u r t h edition • w h i c h :
w i l l be u p b y M a r c h 6th. O h S a t u r -
day. Feb. 21st. we s t a r t e d a bowling
league. The l^ague v ; i l l operate every
second Safcurday f r om 'now o n . The
highest; average, 213 w a s öbtained by
R e i n o V M u s t o n e n , Rocky K i v i n en
was second w i t h a n average of 199.
T h e honour: o f the g i r l s wa8 held> Up
by E i l a A i t t o l a • w h o c a m e t h l r d w i th
än average of 194. Everybody had
a n enjoyableaftemoön., W i t h high
scores like these there » i l l be keen
ri'ralr7 for t h e awardB w h l c h uiir be
g i v e n to the best bowlers.. Y o u c a n
nov/ see that my opening sentence
"we are very busy" not a n over-statemenf.
— E , H , ./
€tp«tt Pnpiraig
SItl Mvemiy
T l i i s . i s Comets A;C. r e p o r t i n g once
agam. Weil. o u r sUngh-nde is h ow
over to t h e sorrow of many^ It was
a huge success and we a l i enjoyfd
ourselves to- t h e uimost. 1 never d id
realize t l i a : i>cople could.;ook so nice
hcad over heels i n a snowbank.'
T i i badininton gamcs are due tö
start any day now as the cour^ h as
been painted and t h e equipment has
been preparod for the usc of club
members.
At the moment wc a r e - : n a ru.sh
ar.^-anging and p r a c t i c i i i g for our 30.
Anniversary concert. The boys masi
have .some very gocxl numbers that
they praetice Wednesday evenings
. w h i l e w e are over at the U k r a i n i an
H a l l but o n Sunday m o r n i n g the deep
voices-of the boy.s and the h i g h voices
of the BirLs may be hoard letting; o u t
war-hoops as they praetice our finale
number, the I n d i a n Dance. T l i e dance
ahould be very unusual as w e are
making castumes out o f potato .sacks.
Woll, I must sign off and herCs
wi.shing every^^fclub success i h prac-ti.
sing their ' . i i i t t o j u h I a " : n u m e b r s.
— M . H .
Price Victory Won
at University
Debating the question of price c o n -
troLs, the L P P Government in the
University, of Toronto '"Mock Pär-liament":\
von over a combined Tory-
L i b e r a l opposition last week. C C P
members threw their f u l l weight be-h
i n d the Government biU. . . . . . . . . .
The L P P b i l l . Intioduced by VPrime
M i n i s t e r " G o r d o n Maclean, called for
re-establi.shment of price-controls to
J a n . 1. 194€, re.storaiion of subsidies.
re-eslabli.shment of exce.ss profits tax,
and piosccution of proflleers. A n o t -
able feature of the debate was the
.strong support given b i l l by members
i n : the Independent benches.
This m a r k s the latest i n a- serics of
victories won by progre.ssive-minded
students at the U o f . T i n t h e i r fight
a g a i i i s i reaction. Previous debatcs
have .seen .studenLs vöting decislvely
against motions aimed at making
Communist organizations illeg.il, a
motion condoning .shipment of arms
to China, a n d others.
U a IITomleif Id Town*'
. Anyone »tto listens to popular songs
kaovs by now tliat "Managua, Nica­ragua
is a «onderful tow«". AJl the
hit-paraders have been saying so för
m o n t l i s past. In an a r t l c l e in the
M o n t r e a l Star Muriel Thomson tells
of M i s s C r a c i e l a Gonzalez an assiit-a
m l i b r a r l a n i n M o n t r e a l who says
t h a t t h e songters know «hat they orc
s l n g i n g about.
T l i e a r t i c l e reads:
W o m e n w e a r summer dresses a li
the year rovmd i n M a n a g u a , w h l c h is
Miss Gonzalez" home city. They pre-fer
brlghtly colored prints in s i l k or
Cotton w h i c h reflect the d a z z l i n g s u n .
shine. ,Tlie skies are b r i l l J a n t l y bluo
except when Winter rainstorm.s caus<;
grey clouds to gather. Palm trees
grow in the r l c h , tropic soll and t he
gardens are f u i l of roses, pansies a nd
every shade of orchid.
"We"ve got banana' s and pineapplcs
in our. backyards,: too". Miss Gonzalez
said. " A u p a p a y a trees".
Hou.sewives c a n p i c k their own f r u l t
and h a v e no need of Uie canned varie-ty.
Tliey cook it w l t h sujgnr for d e s -
.serts. as we do. o r c a t it raw. Favorite
foods a r e rice. cheese a n d meat. G r a -
c i e la descrlbed how beans are bollcd
u n t l l soft* seajäoned with garlic and
f r i ed in butter or o i l . These are
eaten with rice w h i c h is al.so fried
In butter and cooked w i t h hot pepper
a n d tomatoes.
Miss Cronzalez took an a r t s ' and
science dcgree at college and spcnt
three years ut l aw School.
" I n my course there were only 13
or 14 g i r l s to 400 m e n . " she s a i d . " A n d
the w o m e n who g r a t u a l e d were h i n - ;
dered in t h e i r profession beca^use they
lacked f u l l legal r l g h t s ".
: The Nicaraguan constitution says
i n iheory that women are citizens
w i t h full voting prlvlleges, but t h is
is actually not so, G r a c l e l a c o m m e n l -
ed. Many become teacher.s, ho^lvever,
and in 1940 t h e fir.st womun doctor
g r a t u a l e d from the University of
Leone.
G i r l s don' t go " o u t " 'to work as
much as we.de here* though .some do
take jobs hl Stores a n d office.s. Tlie
majority earn their l l v l n g at home
with. .sewlng and embroldery. Only
I m p o r t e d d o t h l n g is sold ready-made
in the Stores, so dre.ssmaklng is s t l ll
a flourlshlng Irade.
Domestic Eervice,.is fairly cheap;
and the average home cun a f f o rd at
.It-a.<:( piie inald But Canadian Itoiuc^f iSt^niMbefl trOtfr
«1v«s toav« iiu advautnire-over thdr
sistenc in Central Anu»tea.
"Our hust>ands won*t help «riUh
the housework like yours d c ^ Oradela
said: " Y o u just can't make them."
Families are dosejy knit hovever
and a young man stUl begins his
courtship i n the oldrfashioned « ay
by asking the parents" permission to
visjt their daughter.
vEvon thest' rulos arc changing.''
.she .said. "Bclieve it or not. we do
have dates wiihout chaperones."
But i f s nice to k n o w that chlvalry
i.m*t q u i t e dead. In Managua, Nica-rogua,
a: g i r l c a n s i i l i wuke up i n the
m i d d l c of the night to the sound^ "of
angels .siuglng". And it i s n l too
d l s i l l a s i o n i n g to disco ver thai the
h a r p is a guitar and the heavenly
volce U i a i of a lovelorn swaln beneatli
the wmdow.
" I f s a beautiful custom". Ml.ss G o n ­zalez
said.. _
Barbara Ann May
Audion Skates
London. — Barbara A n n Scott.
Ottawa "s ballerina of the Ice r i n k s;
.said that she would be " g l a d " to
auction off a p a l r of skate.s In C a n a da
for charity.
T h e b l y m p i c , World. European a nd
N p i t h American flgure-skating; tUle
holdcr was commenting on a sug­gestion
p u t förwiird to her recently.
She .said t h e Idea Ls "»önderful a nd
I would be glad to for a worthy
c h a r i t a b l e cau.se."
However, .she wa.s m l n d f u l of the
fuss last year whcn she accepted an
automobile from the citizens <of her
n a l I v c O t l a w a after .she h a d brought
Ihe World and European flgure-s
k a t i n g t l l l e s to C a n a d a f o r I h e f i r st
Ilme a n d l a t e r h a d to give up the"oar.
She addcd i n a n l n t e r v l e w : '
" I would be glad to auction the
.skate.s if IL d i d n o t , Interfere with
my nmaleur status and; p r o v i d i n g I
receive, pcrml.sslon f r om ali the f l ­g
u r e - s k a t i n g nssociations a n d t h e I n ­t
e r n a t i o n a l S k a t i n g U n i o n . " : • •
girls sat ieaturing ihe ''Mnittied JookT
instead of the new Jook...
Miai Helen c. Ch)od^pee«l. dlreetor
of tbe Soard of EducaboD'» HoKte
Economics Division reports that local
girls are uslng less face powder and
more soap.
Ifs good eiuircise for the girls. too.
she said, referring to thai eIbow
grea.se. needed in scrubbing föces wlih
soap and water .
A-HUNTING WE U T I L L G O !
Four young American college stu­dents
motored up to Fort Ftances,
Ontario to shoot a few bears. They
never Uiought about them being i n :
hibernation. -
At Pon Frances the|r were told to
go to Kenora, Ontario» and look up
Porrest Meyer, dlstrict forester. Some.
wag told them Meyer was " a n expert
on hunting hibernatlng bears". •
When last heard from they were
on their way to Kenora. keeping a
Sharp lookout/for beartracks on the
way.
—Sanomalehti on määräajoin ä-mcstyvä
painotuote, jonka tarkoi­tuksena
on uutisten, julkaiseminen
a erinäisten tapahtumien arvoste­leva
käsitteleminen. Sen takia se
m välttämätön kaikille ihmisiUe.
• K X Y T T A K X i f T I L A I S U U T TA
HYVÄKSENNE! L Ä H E T T X K XX
UYVX PAKETTI StlKULAISIL-LENNE
TAI TUTTAVILLENNE
? SUOMEEN!
NO. 162 — $8.2S
4 Ib. kahvia, 2 Ib. sokeria, 2 Ib. r i i -
K i i i ; 1 lb.nuiinoita, 1 Ib. luumuja
li Ib. makeisia, 12 oz. saippuaa, Ja
6 oz. mausteita,
(Sama paiietti mutta paahdeiioä
kahvia pellikannulMu; $8.7t. Tft>
miin kahvin arvo on nyt Suomessa
1200 mk. pauna!)
NO. 725 - S9.00
5 Ib. sokeria; 3 ib, kahvia. 12 Ib.
vehnjijanhoja.
NO. 527 — S9.7S
2 Ib. sav. pekonia; 2 Ib. ToiU. 2 Ib.
laardia, 2 Ib. kermaa, I Ib. 2 oc.
Juustoa.
"ILO" — $12.80
3 Ib. 12 oz. voita,T Ib. 12 OI. mar«
gariinia,i 1 Ib. 14 oz. laafdia/ S Ib.
Kokeria. 4 1b. vehnäjavlioja (47,500
kaloriaa, yU 18 Ib. nettopaino).
• Kaikki hinnat Canadan rahaasa,
vakuutun, mukaanluettuna. Ei m l .
tään U.<<ämakBuJa.
NORCON Regisfi
3405 Cote des Nelfcs B d .
M O N T R E A L . Q U E .
anoftt frUcc coHtnai^f
RT. HON. WILLIAM L Y O N MacKENZIE KING, M.P.. PRIME MINISTER O F CANADA
AND MEMBERS OF T H E GOVERNMENT OF CANADA
OTTAWA
V^e respedfully petition you to restore price ceilings on essential foods at
the level of January, 1946, ani to introduce suhsidies tohere necessary.
ADDRE.SS
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