Vapaus, March 20, 1952

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1 6 pnä ifi
X'\ sport
formally
kirjaUismitta
'tidre Dumas:
h^ir,e Muskettisoturia
'N'-: pamos)
i . ^ ^ "rorraar.in Iniltakau-r."''
Dunias joksi IdrJaUI-r;-^
itetty. kuvaa "Kolmessa
^vptt"=:oti!rLssaan'' vallatonta,
v^ö^rier-uirta. kapinallista al-
,'yr'';'-^ i ' ! Richelieun Ban&>
' « ?o 'jfceat sukupolvet ovat
'.f,' , nrittvä, Ihastua Ja hal­i
i ^ e'ie«!ään huimia selkkailu-f2ön
Athcksen. Porthos-JätUläl-re^
i-ain hienon Aramlksen Ja
an pnecnn?nelalsen: D'Artaga-
. Veralla. •
T r t o g^'.Tille Dumas loihtii väke-vaikea<;
ta arkipäiväi^destÄ
rrukaansatempaavan tun­ari
Rj.n-.aanln tuoreutta el
- c^ic h mirientansrt, siinä on säi-
'iehakkaän kuohuvan elÄ-vour.
akas syke.
ue
anized I ToraoCok — Tiie Tonmto Jtotema»
tional Sports League m s Icamally
atganlsedat it^ Urst canventkm <m
Spnday Mbnäx e. 1S63. held at ttie
AXmc litfaour^TtaipIe on Batburst
Ststet.
Aloog trittx rqmesentiattves Xrob
the 4 plctteeting aiganlzatlflDs in the
leagne. the ITynffino caäb^ of the
AXTITC^vas represented.
Hiough hroadtr paitldlpation waB
desired, the discvtesion « a s at a vety
bigh leveL Tbe dteciaslons -were oon-a
aänes?^
>li sikäli eö
demi
UKKOS VUORI
sivua .— Hinta nid. IliM)
_ ori on kertomus kolmes-hillankaivajaveljeksestä.
Jotka
^vät karulta Ja asumattomalta
Julta merkillisen vuoren: se an-beille
etsimättä kultaa, mutta
__ myöskin jännityksessä omlr
[seila kumealla Jylinällään. Jonka
. _ he eivät pitkään aikaan pää-selrllle
Tämän perusaiheen ym-
•ille kietoutuu romanttinen rak-henkeäsalpaavia
seik-ija,
erämaan vaaroja Ja roh-
I3!!tfn miesten taisteluja.
ygye Gulbranssen:
AINOA TIE
320 sima — Hinta nld. $1.00
^IGulbranssenin 'Metsien humina*
"Tunturilta tuulee" ilmestyivät
Mme vTiomia Riksm sarjassa. 'Al­atie'
päättää tämän mahtavan
raanitrilogian, jota lienee maali­ssa
eri kielillä myyty yhteensä
vhsi milloonaa kappsiletta. ,
•Jliv. ktnn edellLsessäkin on tässä-ossssa.
samaa voimaa, Vauhtia,
initystä ja Kerronnan vlrtiätystä;
atha Christie:; ' •
icORTIT PÖYDÄLLÄ,
25C sivua — Hinta nld. $1.00 , ,
f^xis.;. ]^ .salaperäinen lontoolal-j
::, r.«ra Shaitana, järjestää kut^
^ J:ahc-k.'ille henkilölle. Joita
>]Ja.satmu olemaan ns. 'vainnkni-^
. Kut-nijen aikana, kesken
.?f-pelia, johon Shaitana ; ei
!.'!5.t", havaitaan että hänet on
rristti: tikarinpistolla.- Mutta
,ne:ita — siinä visainen pui-sai>
t minkäänlaisia todlstus-f|
i c! ole olemassa.
T;litkaa osoitteella:
h P A U S PUBLISHING
IGOIVIPANY LIMITED
IJos C9, Sudbnry, Ontario
crete, aod elear^ ouCUned the «oik
foir tbe new pennanent executive.
Tbe pennanent ezecative of tbe;
league as deeted trere, Chairman:
WlB)ert, Bobm of Yritys Hnnish
AtlhleUc CltjS>; Seoetaiy: John S i -
doriak oif tte Caipstbo Russian
Toutb dUb; Treasurer: ZJCS Kane.
fonnally of Club Vlriais: P«jperlgr
max&Btr: LesBasvlaz of tte National
FederatUm of Labour Youth. Other
executhre Jobs will be dedded at the
first executlve meeting. i b e i n s t i ­tution
of tbe league calls for an
exticutrve body made up of 2 petma-nent
representatives froin each par-ticipating
ocganizatlon, one female
and one male. The 4 positlons öf
chairman, Secretary, treasurer and
prcsperty manager are elected by
conventicm. Other executlve Jobs aie
dedded vltbin tbe executlve. It
should be aoted that the league is a
federation of. «nepAer clubs, not a
meobership oiganization.
Ibe tmni«diate tääcs ^efore tbe
executlve are ananging of a "Sports
Social" in April. PJans call for a
nlght at the Y, includlng swimming,
badcetball. voUegball and dandng.
The league plans to arrange a soft-ball
league for tbe summer. Tbe
convention suggested securing the
use of a feiw city parks for 'weäk-day
games and tben playing Tveek-end
games at «he dififerent National
Camps around the city. A Tolleyball
league for tbe summer is aiso tmder
serious consideration.
Tbe league also decided to axrange
a coziference on the "sports rigbts of
youtb" some time in ApriL Tbis con-ference
could be arranged in oon-
Junctlon -«rith the "International
Oonfererice'cf ths Ili^ts of Youth"
to ibe hc-Id ih May and sponsöned by
the Youth MSendship League. - Tbe'
leagjue'«ouldinvite^thcv-^rtdcst pös^-'
sible- 'repfesentätlön- .fo' tbis • "itonfer-ence.
' ' ' • =
The 'conviention • etided witb' the
sendlng of -2 'resöltitloii*.' Onei-Vas
ÄllCorresponilenees
Courses
. A new booklet wfal<di for tbe fiist
time hrings together in one list taU
tiie vocational training ootre^^ond-ence
courses at present available f n m
the different provindal^ govemments
lias been publisbed' by the > Depart­ment
of Labour. ' • V ' "
AH thpse couzsQS weie prepared by
provlncial govemments. primarily for
residents.c^ their own provinpe. How-ever.
under^ reciprocal arrangement
sponsored by £he federal Government,
ali provinoes issuing such courses bad
agreed to . make them ^av^ilable to
resldents of other provinces. .
. Persons -wbo wisb to take advantage
of these courses should apply tq tbe
conrespondence course brancb of the
Department of Education in the pror
vince in whicb they reside. wbich will
maSce tbe necessaiy /arrangements.
Ali courses prepared in Quebec are
in Frencb and are avaUable to
f!rench-«peaking persons in other
provinces. wbile the Engliäh courses
of otber provinces are available to
English-speaking persons in Quebec.
The booklet lists 122 courses, under
the headings of AgricTilture. Building
Trades;^ Coonmerclal, Drafting. In­dustrial,
Matbematics and. Hiyslcs.
Mining, Navigation, Power (Auto,
Gmdle Light
li^scoursthe darkness and vnth its light,
it throvDsa hopeftd outlook on life;
ll> not thls artificial glaze/ ,,
tkese €leclric lamps that upim us blaze,
Butmoreiit gives a softness qnd a scarching Ught,
SictUtMspeeringcandldtg^^ ~.
H kolds the spark, oi hqpe,an4 jlamc oj jire ,. ,
To send tnan to ahigfi desire .
Qf great.achievements, andMorldly flighty..
Sois this peeringcandldight. . .
iret, in its spark it holds despair
To thoseufho Jearthe world,anddonot dare
Tograspthetropportunitytight,
And for tftts jortune to jight and jight
Bit tightly.totumaufaytheirsight,
S6'is titts peering candlelight.
Tl^^fiff^on wiserwithsixty candlcs
, TfysJo flood the shambles, of hi$ mcrccnarylije
With bright and glaring city light;
WWlein.its5teadthepoormanjccds
.The nightivith spark, and strivcs for dccds
To destroy vnrong and uphold right,
So, is this peering condlelight. — cvY. f
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininitiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Diesel and Steam), Radio and E3ec-tronics
and Miscellaneous. Pees range
generally; f ram five to 25 dollars;
most are less than 5 doUars. Courses
in tradfis and jptractical: subjects are
intended f or those aotually worklng
at Jote in lie3.ds related «to tbe course.
Tbe booklet was tbe work of the
Canadian Vocational. Correapondence
Course Committee, coongq^ed of re­presentatives
of provincial govem­ments
and, of-the Trainipg Braocb
of the Department of L ^ u r .
sentto Ottawa iprotesting the action
of the gdvenknent of•;noti «Jlicr^^
Steel for the construction of iports
facilities, and the inadequate f iiiahc-ing
of Canada's Olympic team. and
one tb Toronto City Hall protesting
the inaction of City Hall in pro^vid-ing
rinks. pQQ^ and gypmasiums ,fo|r
the .use pf young i»opief, In tbe resp^
lutiön to Toronto City HaU ciase
of the Tri-Ben basketballeirs
tq ,pract^ i°V>;*^,^? -Of fi}}?
nientioned\ and' it^ 'hoted the
benefits pf having tbe ^bckey^, rinks^^
that have älready been biiilt. ,^ '
W. D. Bohm.
In aprlng'-a-]rotmg'man's fancy
ligbtly tums to tbougtats of fishing.
Gone is the talkof skiis and waxes,
crosscountiy: and downbill.M Mow we
tbink about getOhg uncle or cousin.
to send us a pair of track shoes from
Finland. W€ look at tbe roads and
estimate bow many weeks toefore
HAUSKAA SUOMIMATKAA
KKA ICÄIIiCiCÄISELLE
TOIVOTTAVAT SEURAAVAT TOVERIT
JA YSTÄVÄT:
Onni Hakala
Kalle MAnkinen
Valpas Järvinen
Antti Seppinen
Lempi Ja A. Back
AlU Ja J . Roininen
Linnea Ja Jarl Lind
Fanni Ja Kusti Sontinen
Elsa Ja E. Niemistö
Hilda Ja L Kivistö
Adele Mäki
Lasse Huuki
Ruusa Ja V. Kari
Vieno Ja Väinö Laine
Milja Ja Leuri Aho
Andersonit
Nick Ristimäki
J . Kiviniemi
O. Kekki
Tyyne Männistö
Helge Niemi
John Mäki
Silver Laken Kolme Sälliä
Fanni Ja Vlck
Ola Ja Arvid Panttila
Maria JaMartU
Anni Järven]^ ,
Albtert Long '
LUlian Ja Taisto JoUnen
Alvar Jokinen
Yrjö Heikkilä
Heniy Miettinen
^Haluan täten lausua a[ydamelliset kiitokset ystävilleni >iit& mal-
™ a yllätyksestä. Jonka JärJesUtte Suomtmntkani Johdoeta.
Erikoinen kiitos Linnea LIndille sekä Vieno Ja Väinö Laineelle.
Sndbtuysss, maaliakmm 15 p. 1952.
P E K K A KÄRKKÄINEN
Ibeyil be ^.IJ&MK^ lun; cn.;
Out bere in Poit!'Aftäinr % e ' d ^
even thlnflc abput tbe track^ at; Kitu
Park because^^teejit^
in tbere until mid-June.
The old rod and reel come out of
moth balls-and the smelt net is also
patcbed up. Pretty soon tbe ice-,
breakers will have tbe haibour open
and ve'!! be watcbling f or tbe first
boat. The unempioyed immlgrants
are gathering In little groups by the
comer of the Custoons bdlTdin^. Tbe
water is running down the sewer5
with a merry gurgle as if it can't
wait to get into blue and pure Lalce
Superior.. Along Bay Street äll avail­able
standing room is taken up by
lumberjacks soaMng in fSsJi^saa after
a bard winter> laboiir,'*^ The-"lufcu
tupa" up tn tbfe ball is fiUed wIÖi a
xiense blue cloud from^-moming tili
lateat nlgbt. A stranger entering
in had best be cäreful iest he trip
over a cusplidor and so interrupt the
conversatlon. On ba]my*sprlng even-ings
tbe rim of Hillcrest 3?axk viU be
llned with tbe cars of slg^tseers.
Strange as it may seem, they seldcsn
venture outside of their vebicles
Ahl Spring! When the buds will
be bursting and the biids vjll be
filllng the air wlth song, It feels
good Jiist to be allve. Beibaj» a
little twinge of conscience makes us
pause and ihink. ^hat is Spring like
over in KJorea wbere our soldiers a/ce
killing Koreans anid Cbinese so thai
we anight enioy our. Spring in a
FBEE land. Wonder wliat Villy or
Joe is thinking of sitting there in
his foxhole. Does he feel proud of
what he Is dolng? Does be en Joy
tuming tbe fertile coimtiryslde into a
charred and ragged min in the D E ­FENCE
of freedom? Mäybc we
should aäk St. Laurent for the ans^
wers. '
I promised to write a serles of ar-ticles
on tbe chief points of interest
in Port ^Artbur for the Liittojuhla
visitor, biit my heart.tbought differ-ent
as I watched a gloripo» suznise.
Tbis isn't Cliä) News in any fonn «nd
I dont care whetber or not i fs
prlnted. It's Just tbe way I feel wfaen
Spring feveikhits me. Spring will be
here to stay wben Unto takes oCf bis
toque and goes around with bifi
sleeves rolled up,
Wonder if Strawljerry Creek Is open
yet. — GulUver.
$4iat 8tfc Itfarie. — VTltix. «jUvitics
centred «»round the youth courses
thai bavttbe9n'already held in four
centres aodseveral more still scbe-dule4
6<ia]etg^^ almost w ^ un-
Mticedt Winter In
a fev weeka Uj^poe most of the snow
will be gcne:(«itb tbe exo^tion of
Port Artbttr-itii^re it snow8 and blows
everytlme youi^s.truly arrlves in town)
and. eyo^boMdy beading for
their spring and sumister baunts.
. If -we /«Cäivt iio.curty. on a full round
of spring andbstiDMner activities we
bttve tpl stait;, pbnning and organ--
izing niaw,'^^: seasonal
lag f rom' deyölqping that odgiit > pro-'
long into asumiDaier^ ihaictivtties.
' The ttr^ autiörtvtTA:'of tM: suxn-^
ta^: is 4&fe-t9(^ Mcd j^tival
arane|ed'eviefry'other ycär by the Fin-zlish
OrgabiZ4tl<>h «Krhich wiil be held'
in Suiibuip at tbeiexid Juöe.'Thls
yeax'i U>'he':iasce^
tionaUy coIf3itf>ui, With tbe addltion of
giin nAeam^ aiid It'
istUme young pecQtle^^in eacbt
t ^ i e iia iik«k^' around -mi fi^^ttiai^'
the exiating .yöung. people's choirs
posäbiy ^irioloe "cixitnÄ ckild rMLwaken
änd reorganiMi dqnnant cboirs and
bajQds.. Ajio bbth youiig men and
womien of if yoii prefer boys and giris
slH>uld focm fblk dance groups to
talce part ih tbe Festival to make tbat
end a real success. It prdbably won't
be much of a problem to get the girIs
moving on it but boys. lefs show the
girls that we ^too can learn folk
dances. These are actlviUcs that we
can carry on in the halls virhile we
äre Tvaitlng for that fInal sriow to go.
Tbe other equally important event
of the summer is of course tbe
SiSorts Meet of the FC.AS.P. whlcb
wiU be held in Port Arthur the first
weekend in August. Prospectlve com-petitörs
wbo will be taking part in
tbe tonvpetltions have been keeplng
ihelr„muscles in shape tbrougb tbe
r^guiar'Winter gym activltlesas well
is ät^hikakey and fikllftg and it' won't
te • long before outside tralnlii^i 'cän
itärt.'For such trainliig much plah-i
nihg icould and ^oulä bc döne' well
in''ädVance' to önsure Uracfc? aivä
equlpment b e i ^ ih shape for'when
it'is''bleeded: 'According to-QuUiver
arid-llife' «iay be right tbey <IsJcu) are'
goii^r^tirl^^^^^^ tbe Meet ahd' we 'cant
let ttiat a gbod fight.
' Perhaps the 'most important aspect
of both events is the questlon 61
raisin^ fiiuff iclent funds to send par-tlcipahts^
to these events. Every sum­mer
tbe problem .seems to solve itself
somehow but it wouldbe much better
to' bave the necessary f imds set aslde
w€li iff.adyance. So by prcparing
Weil In advance we will be sure of
next simuner's events belng the best
in a long time, — KK.
Suggestion For
Discussion
In Our Liitto
•Toronto. — Today, tn the flunry of
acUvity, Yrit3's finds ItscU vltb a
pndilem and puts it forth bere. for
tbe discussion of ali Liitto roeml>er8.
The Liitto's good f riexid and organ-izing
medium, gymnastlcs. is not tbe
best straits bere in the big city. We
believe our faults have been
1) Not fully recogniring tbat each
iOcUvidual progresses at a diflerent
rate in gjinnastics:
2) Having the unconsclous bellef
•So and SO gym member is for this
programme." In otber words em-phasls
was put on the perfonnance.
rather tban the oollective and indi-vldual
development of the group.
3) We have not progxessed witb
'.rsxnnastics in tbe World. Today, the
Sovlet Union is a world leader in
yymnastlcs Ceven Swedes say so). We
•should get some material f rom the
USSR.
4) Not paying enougb attentlon to
tne technical side of gymnastlcs. In
our case, a person can become an
mstructor matnly on his or her pcr-sonal
Icadership qualltics.
In Torohto, opposition from the
members has tieen voiccd rcgardlng
one pbasc of tbe present "'Leadership
Courses". Tlicy read In tbis paper
where the courses wUl end in - some
communlty by <v prpgramme. If the
case is, tbat time Is taken during tbe
course for the devcloplng of mem­bers
for-: tbat programmc, tiic' mem»
bershlp fcars tliat it is not truly a
gjmnastic course, but a 4 Week rc-liearsal
for a> programmc. They feel
cmphasls should be put on theory
diu-ing tbe, ilmitcd tUnc.
— W, D. Bohm.
Torstaina, maalisk. 20 p. — Thursday, March 20,1952 Sivit 3
a
ma
LAKKO PD8ANI8SA
Pusanissa, Koreassa, lakkoutui vii­me
viikolla 6,000 pumpulin kerääjää.
Lakkolaisia syytetään kommunisteik­si,
vaikka be kuuluvat ei-kommunls-tiseen
unioon.
Alerts Hockey Team
WiU Get m n n ' IVelcome
Toranta. —. TV> keep my namesake
— Wi»Art ^ o n e n alias "Oulilver"
-> f rom bioasting that be bas knocked
Big Bflbni intb of literary action,
pkk up 93 cent plume (Rencb for
.j>en) and ottfer a personal evaluation
of oiir actbrities in Toroato.
Tbe moi* acUve foroe in Yritys
today are its taoifäcey players, but as
we ate «xrgaaixing in such a manner
to bffer a broad devektxnent for our
membe», Ibis activeness bas been
ittjected into ali club functloDs and
activities.
' I bave no fear of contradtotion,
when I State bere, tbat tbe Yritys
intezonediates are going to win the
Toronto Intennediate "B'' champlon-ship
aod are going to be tbe unoffi-cial
^XSJkJSV. chaanpions after the
letum game wltb Su<U>ury A l « t J on
Manch 2 3 , H o d c e y is now a de-finite
part^ of clUb life and to ensure
its existenoe,in tbe ch:b, a Juvenile
team h9s been organlzed. At the
time of this »rittog, tbe "Yritys"
Juvenlles tavp not bad a chanoe to.
p w « tbetr mettle, but you will hear
f rom tbOQ eoon.
In-aootber f iekt. Yritys has taken
the leMl tmong progre^einre youth
oiganiia^one in tbe ettgr in the
Cbanpton CUb and Ftnancial drives.
Spazfeed by </U Bobm tbe club has
tumed in over 50 aitx; and bas been
glvea the blgheet quota of mass
youtb «giioi^aiUons in the city for
the ttaaaOal drt/e^ L'U Robm noiw
bas two lleutgiantc in tbe penxms of
Oa UiaaU «od Ty Lembeig and be
Mpreaaett Cb« opixUoa that the club
i|riU eoon fo «ver ite quota. By tbe
lway^ at Cbaanp Baaquetv L'U
tioimi duiStated like Youtb Div. of
tbe Vnited Jevteb Feoples Oider to
r^ise their tputa first and go over the
most. -
Itie "Tlorobto International fiiports
League" has been gronvlng also. Tbe
basketball Is near tbe end wlth
U J P , Ö , and Yritys playing the fin-als.
Our boys. ended up in thlrd spot
at the end of the «eason. They csune
in the plaj-qffs, They lost their first
back to beat the first place NPLY:«OT
final series game to tbe UJ.P.O..
but t h ^ like draanatic climaxe» any-way
SO I bave no worrlc,s as to the
linal outcome, Planus bave already
gpt undcr way to get our söit-ballcr»
in the T . I s o f t b a i l loop thls
summer.
Bay Laak.w ha:» written a stlrring
pageant for the "Vuosijuhla" of the
club. FoDc dancing cla-sses have be-gun
amohg the young-pcople with 16
members turning out first practLse.
These dances wiU be secn in the
pa^eant, Our "Mr. Music". Ty Lem­berg,
has also been worl'.lng on the
music and songs for the pageant, Our
first fcw song reliearsaliä have provcn
vcry frultful and the »ecd of a future
Youtb- ^Choir, can be secn. The
dram atlst» are also • d Igglng on tbl»
project.
The discussion groupa have not
been the best for a llttle whllc, but
It is easlly undcrstood as the mem-ljer5
cxpresscd tbe desire to go and
listen to a vejfy intelligent gcntleman
namedtTim Buck wbo bas been
spcaking at varloa'! functlons around
town. Tbe dL%u«elon will be going
again, fW^en we have benien tht-
Sudbury Alcrt» hockey tcam on Sun-day
»laroh 23. 1992,
Generally, our social activities have
ali been ovenvhelming evcceeses. Our
dances bave been very well received,
noi only tlx people immodiately
around us, but by t^c yofttb from
ali parts of the city.
We have also our problcn». but we
are In a strong position to oytioome
tbem, Our first and main problem
Is the chlldren. Not enougb organ­lzed
actlvity Is avaUable to tbem.
vanhemman väen
mukanaolo suotava
Raulit Ste. Marie. Täällä Soös-
; sä ovat jo alkaneet SuomaUla-Ca-nadalaisen
Amatöoriuriielluliitoh
Ja Canadan Saomalaliien yurjestön
JärJestäiaät voim^teltt- Ja opinto»
kiirssil' PiuvoVontfUlMh Ja Ka­lervo
'ketolan johdolU. Kurnit ta-ievaii
kestämään aina htfhtlkaan 6
pSIv^br}oUo)h'pIdeUttn päät»:
- Nuorten voimistelua on neljänä
päivänä: maanantai-, tiistai-. Ja tors-tai-
iitolna alkaen- kello 7J19 Ja sun­nuntaiaamuisin
alltaen keilo 11.00.
Pikkutyttöjen ja -poikien voimis­telua
on maanantai-Ja torstai-iltotna
alkaen kello 6,30.
(Englanninkieliset luennot Ja opls-keiutuiinit
nuorille ovat maanantai-ja
torstai-lltoina voimistelun Jälkeen
aikaen kello 0.15 ja kestäen noin tun­nin
ajan,
Vanbenunalle väelle Ja englannin­kielen
taitamattomille järjestetään
tiistai-iltolna suomenkieliset luennot
alkaen kello 7,30 Ja myös sunnuntai-iltat)
älvlnäkello2.
Keholtamme Icaikkia osanottajia
huomioimaan tariutlleen ajat ja päi'
vät Ja saapumaan aikanaan haaille,
että voitaUiin määräaikoina alkaa,
Kurssilaiset tulevat järjestämään
päättäjäislltamat huhtikuun 6 päi­vänä.
(Myöskin buomautamme, että kurs­seihin
voi kuka tahansa osallistua,
vaikka eivät olekaan edellämainittu­jen
Järjestöjen Jäseniä, Siis kaikki
tervetuloa mukaan ja etenkin toi­vomme,
että nuoret tulevat käyttä­mään
tilaisuutta hyödykseen. Kuiten­kaan
tarkoituksemme ei ole rajoittaa
voimisteluakaan yksinomaan nuoril­le,
vaan on myöskin vanhemmilla
voimisteluun innostuneilla tilaisuus
osallistua siihen puoleen, Tullua ai­nakin
haaline katsomaan, sitten vas­ta
näette mitä kursseilla touhutaan,
— Komitea.
Tben, oifr gym olasses are weak. iJotb
woanens' and mens'.. DiMnusion
among the leaders bas provcn tlut
we have liad many falac outloc&s on
gymnastioj, that we have not organ­lzed
it to constäntly kcep it growing
and progressing. In other wordi, we
have tried to stercotypc gymnastlcs,
More on this BUbjcct is in another
article on this page,
Then 'WC bave the problem. Whirti
cmbraces aJl problem», oi constantly
improvlng educational work among
ali our members, Today ali tbe clul»
in ttie Liitto must take the fight for
Pcace into it» life as an eseentlal part
of its activities. We bave made good
progress here, but much morc bas to
bc — and will be done. Tbl» if
wbcre tlie olub paper "Sparic" plays
it's mpcit iniportant rolc, Lately, ac­tion
ha» b«*n taken to Improve the
"epark" aiKl rcsults have already
t>een attabied. Our fourtb edition
was wcli received and pralsad for iVe
content. Our fifth ediUon, wbich will
roll fioon. Vili be bctfcer yet. It
should also bc mentloned tbat our
educatlonai commfttee bas been eel-ling
good literature to tbe youtb at
ali affalrs at the ball slnce new
years, Tbe club bas alxcady built up
Jatkuu 5. sivulla
an-
Toronto.'» Tbe Olympics tbis year
wiU be a great opportunity for the
people of the World to sliow thclr
will to bave' pcace and provc what
the Soviet:-Union haa always con-tended
IhaLOapltalism and Soclal-_
ism can peaccfuUy oo-exist. "
Ijooking at the American press. it
can be readilyseen tbat the Ameri­can
master» are aware of wnut such
friendsbip and brotherly comiietiMon
wiU do to tbeir propaganda for a.
drlve to war. Tbey are afrald that
SoctaUsm. with the new SoclAllst
man, vbo ofter thirty-four years of
development. might show: his bccis
to top American atbletes. Tbe super-iority
and chauvanLstic idcos pumpcd
into Amerlcans migbt bc swopt away.
AU the biUions apentpn propaganda
tbrougb radio. ncwspäpcr8, movlcs,
and TV. tobuild up this master raco
ideology for war. will go down tlic
dradn. Tbe athlctes of tbe New
Democracics and tbe Sovlet Union
will prove by their fricndly and
brothcrly acUon.s that tliey ore bu-man
and that iKxause of the od-vantogcs
of their systcans they arc
bcaltlUcr in mind nnd body.
The United States, scolng the cflcct
of sudi happcnUigs at the Olympian.
Ls underminlng by every mcnn.s at its
disposal, Sovlet partlclpatlon. Propa­ganda
that smcors Sovict nthletcs.
discrcdlts or ignorcs Uiclr nccamplLsli-ments,
ls cvcry day appcsiring on
sports pages. ,In Olympic Coiumit-tpes.
08 secn by tbe rcfusal to allow
the: Russian hockey tcani to purticl-pate
in tbe Winter Oamcs — tho
•American vote-conlrol votocd the
Russian entry. The cry that Uic Sov­let
athletcs ore Professional ls cui^-
stantly raised — but here arc some
facts.' •"
Sport in the Sovlot Union 1« rtol
only for tbe individual stnrs but lor
the people as a wholc, Stars nre only
a 'l>y-product of moss partlclpatlon
and nsod as a method to urouKc
greater partlclpatlon. In <ihc Sovict
Union not evcn tbe best athletc cän'
toe only an^athtete, he or she must'
in some wa(y or otbt»: woric as a use-f
ui Citizen of the Sovlet Union. From"
an article by N . Romanov, Oliaimian.'
of the Sovtet Sports Committee.' tbe;
followlng is taken: 'Sovlet athletes,"
who bave progres.-jcd in tbeir WoriE,,'
studled nnd strcngthened Socialist;
socloiy, wni bc the.flreicst flehteis.^
for World tK'acc.'
The rejiort onMardilst that tbe-;
Sovict Union win p.-vrticlpate in ail
events in the summer Olympics, <md
that Sovict athleleii arc to live in tbe
Olympic «viUage, assurcs the worId
Uiftt thLs year*s OljTnpic.^ wlll' be
Pca«o OlymplcH. — Ray Finn.
tr
Thafs Wliat
Really Counfs
Port Arthur. ~ Weil, tbLs is my
flr.st Icttcr to you bux-«ycd Tcoders
of Club New,s ibut tt won*t ibe my last,
I pay bug-cjcd bccatusc if tho rcst of
you rc;iUer» fiml tiils sMtion as Jas--
cinallns as I do. thcu your cyes nAist
bc .shxhtly out of tbelv sockots by
no\v. Ciuliiv«;r as you •know, has been
glvUiK t.ho Iskai skiicrs quite a build-upthroughtUc
Winter ttnd I intended
Jatkuu 5, sivulla
t • f
Surumiolin ia k&ipauksolla
Ilmoltamme, että poikani
! ' )a veljemme >-. v
hm Vuorinen
kuoli KapuBkaslngin Son-senbrennerin
sairaalassa
maaliskutm 9 pnä 1952.
Arvo oli ayniynyl Suomes­sa
totikokuun 11 p. 1911.
Läheisempiä omaisia hä<
neltä Jäi tässä maassa isä.
kaksi veljeä, yksi velton
vaimo ja yksi täti perhei­neen.
*
Hautaus toimUettiinKa-puskasinglssa
maaliskutm
n pnä.
KIITOS
Sydämellinen kiitos kan­tajille
ja koko hautau.s-väelle.
Kiitos kukista ja
kaikesta o.sanotosta.
Kalle. Arne Ja
Charles Vuorinen
Sunill.i: Unioit;immc, että isämme
ANTTI MÄKINEN
kuoli 11 pitivil liclmlkuuta 1952 tyl
tiireuHä kolona Starral.: Ont,, sai-nt.
stctttiiutn O kiinkautta vatsaayö-pasUv
Vainaja oli syntynyt Kuri-kasxa,
Va.iN.in , lännissä, 14 päivä
hclniii<uut» 1875.
Lähinnii Niirema.in jäiväi 2 poi­kaa.
3 tytJlrlii, 2 minliUi j » 3 vävyä
tiiällii sekiL 2 tytärtä Suomessa Ja
2 K i N k u a Sudl)ury>i.sa. I
" i
Lumi viilljolnen Imutakummun -
peittiitl.
Jonka alla on Isdmnie rakas, r >
Sun muI,«.tosi sjlllyy ainiaan. ;
sitil kukaan el meiltä voi riistää;
' A k s e l i perheineen. ;
Hlljajnen tuuli- kummullasi v »•(
buru.sdvfltii iMiiiui,
sun hyv>'yttft8l' mulatacn
ma koctai|in^9 sm-ufpmc; yolltaa. , •
^ I ^ .Vcnnrr perheineen. '
Ta'yn<;stl känslti .lUiÄkati vaivat, :. •
hiljaa raukon jjydiimcj, :
Loppui lu^kns*. tuli raulin,
uni kaunL-j Ikuinen. , '
Ljjpdä rauhansa,,
, Laiinl perheineen.
Niin ftkkla voi kuolon kutsu tulla,
hctkfJlil jot.H el ,vol aavistaa.
Nyt tuli vuoro loäraka^sullc, v
syv;iBtI fiurrcn jijiartmc.
kaipaamaan,
Jlnnna perlieineen. '
S;iapui kevfU-tuulct, \
nc Kulle .«ioittl fiiiveltaän, '
Ne eoitti kerran viimciäicn, -
sullc levon ikuhcn,
Nc lepoon saattoi soitollaan,
myo» iBiin, joka arkussansa
oi niin cnasi lapsiansa —
he jalvilt hiintd kaipaamaan.
SeidI perheineen, r
Raulma hait,
rauhan «alt.
Annas.
KIITOS
• Monet kjiunllt kiitok«:t kalkille
jotka tulivat saattamaan vainajaa
viime malkalJe. Kiltok-tct kauniis­ta
kukiari jotka jK-lttiVät vainajan
haudan.
si;ini ja A i t M A S wiix(;ReN
Slarrat,.Oi,il»rio '
litävkllä ja ItaipaukKella ilmoitamme, rrtla rakas vaimoni ja äitimme
A N N A S U NI
kuoli Toronton General-HuiraalaKHu 7 puiva lielnriikuuta 1032. Ilän
oli syntynyt Suomettaa Kakkijarv«n pitajajisa kesäkuun 11 p : n ä 1892.
Lähinnä suremaan jaival hauen mlehen.'«a, kolme lasia. Icalisl
lastenla»ta, «ilKko ja veli CanadaKsa, yksi niskn j a kaksi veljeä 8uo-rnesMa
sekä muita »ukulaiKia ja tuttavia t a a l U CanadaKsa Ja Suo­messa..
Vainaja «aatettiin llearstin talvihaulitan helmikuun 12 pnä 1952
sukulaisten Ja tuttavien »aaltamana.
Nahj akkia pa;(tlyvi «rlosi tn,',
se kohtalon laki vaatmjua 1J(-.
Palviin tyos'Rii Buorjtit parhain,
Sik;*' nukkuofi unta rauhauifia.
MiciieMi Kro.
Hiljaa, varovasti, pfilttdkaa äitimme iinuta, '
sillä sicllji on aarre, mikä on meille kallein.
. I..apset.' •
Tkän vieraan maan lci>okuinniuIl:i.s,
kot/Atxt tuulet tuulko^jn.
Ikuinen muiston seppele
peittämään kumpuii jaa.
Si.skfrtI Mary.
KIITOS
Lausumme sydämcllfsct kiitok«.'t kalklile, jotka saavuitte vaimoni
ja äitimme viime jäähyvjllstUaisuutcen. Kiitos ccppcleistä sekä
kahvitarjoilun Järjestäjille. , Kiito» kaikesta osaksemme tulleesta
avusta ja myötätunnon osoituksista surumme hetkellä,
OMAISET