Vapaus, April 11, 1957

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Toronto. — C>n- (Aecl^dng iiiy/'d^
lendar and seelng^tt wasll^e'sewr^^
rlönday of the' monöi, 1 re^to^
as time to go to,'theVYritys-^^i^
eneral meeting ihey are\alv^
eld on the second,'Mo«day of the
iennessa<iji|j^°"*- ^ ' ° " l sped to the Don
anadalajsb
pyydettiä
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Voin kmj
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'neuvotteli,
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and as it turned out a livdy
rensuedr- •- -'> -
Although the attendance ' was
Imall, due to inclement weather, (wet
» o i s t a S ^1°^ r)everytoody had an
^ ^ ^ ^ teresfing time, .as several topics of
were discussed at^ Vtie
eeting.
Our square-danchig grot^^ is stiU
i r r y i n g on Sunday ni^ts iw3d/en^^
lusiasm seems to toe axoimtlng, kb;
nHe warning folto — when .yöu come
the Drama Festival't)anoe he pte-äred
to Join in a groiip o* t«^o f
few sets of folksy old-thne dancing.
's fun and young and. oid cäin Join
n^eeUiig and to ^u]«e aU othiK-dufa^
to' i n i h ^ p r o j p o s a l s d ^^
gates. . T ^ ' öosts of ttae'trii> arö veiy
reäsonable' and' sdme lud^': ^fierson
is «öJng to^ Hän^e a''wöia^ifl 'trlp:
next emnmer. . '.
Taak also tumed to tiie 'äitnizig
work partles evcry" Bunday at'Tar-mola
and tfvhat Yritys would )ucve to
do to Uve np to the clUbs* end of the
work and also to get in tiainfaig for
next 8ununer's cosnbined lliusle' and
I). y Then to tturn to a «nore serious
staian-afÄopic; «he choice of a delegate to be
»lajansaie [jo^en to go to the World Youtih
tin johdn
tä sitten
ähän'hal]
"t Jonesea,
estiväl in Moscow was thorou^ly
ashed out and the declslon was to
esent conorete choices alt the next
udbury Faces
Difficulties Wil
äta" Albet-istoiminta]
sa, tehtiia
istäväjii-
'"i-w|)rama Festival
Albert vi
u tehtäv» j sudbury. — We have bad news
amea uus o report from Sudbury. Plans
kuului hi alled for participation in the An­ja
jokf uai Youth Drama Festival witli
wo plays, but last week'Cast prob^
losta IJlkii ems forced the cancellati,on of one
n puheen f the plays. It seems that local
ttä kyyne oung people generallyhave. been
He poslcil inable to arrange enough time
o participate in the festival which
nneelliset irin beheld in Toronto over the
bänalko Saster weekend. .
ijana, Hovvever', the Alerts production is
nd6r rehearsai: and Sudbury ^lviU
e represented at _the festivial, ajl-hough;'
M/itls; iojily i ioncj: 'enl^y? thö
ear. During the past years Sud
)ury has had no trouble staging two
ays, but for jsbme v str^iige i r e ^ l i
seemed imp/öksiblethis time". =
*AA " We' are certainly 'happy-to see
Masa ji hat Toronto is not facing the same
custclevat iroblem and has three entries lined
pystyit' ip for the festival. ^ •. That'- seems to
1 työsken ndicate that Toronto has overcome
luh isänifiVs slump and js really going ahead.
We hope that by next Easter, we
[un isanl oo, wlll be able to liven things up
korkeim md have a whole host of new faces
n our plays.
1 sen rin In any event Sudbury wiU be par
ityy. icipating and making itse bid foi"
j sen? he John Salo trophy, which has
ni pysty] ound a permanent place in the
likä tulet ^innish Hall here.
lusta. Sudbury participantsWill in alf
irobability be leaving • on Good
Sports Fesitivai whidi will be in- Sud­bury.
Alec Hunmädco otfered to
train any of tiie t>oys and girls « bo
contacted him Jipth at Tairmola - and
&ew Beaoh, so if ali things go weU,
we should have a lah-Iy ströng group
at the Sudbury f estivaL AIee'S phone
number at home Is 1-6195 ^itä OX
1<4600 at his ähop.' He can be con­tacted
at elther place. c .
atiU on the :topic of sports; it- was
declded that the beautiful trophy do-nated
by the G3ub's veteran cnembor
Enooh liäppönen.at our SOth Anni-versary
. concert should go to the
club's inost outstanding inale.or>:fe^
niale athlete of itbe year. - . I i can
hardly wait tili \aext year's Tuosi-
Jiäila to fhid out who t3ie ilrstvvhi-ner
will be.' Thanks agaln. Enochi \
A few other items of business-were
also acted upon at the.meeting and
"Big Böhm" made the coffee;.the
serving of \<^c3i finalizedthe even-ings
bushiess — but not before it was.
decided that Xhe next meethig wodld
be held on Monday, May 13.. So. ,I'll
see you Uhere. — Allan. •
A Big Concert
InPort Arlfeur /
Port Arthur.-— A grovp of us
yoiugr^ple of iPbrt'Ar^ilf atid dis-trict
hälve been practhäng g^finnastics,
Oaioitx- iouthiefi/ .«und9ling;''ad:<&b&tics^
ete; dnder' the-difectlon 'äi"riördres
N i i n e n ahd'PaEaToVouti]atnen^ for
a'*f ew we&s. / '
Thcse activitles,;ha^e ^ , ^ n ifai
paratlon for thev(3Q3i|^i<|ali|^
cert to be held Saturday^-AprO 13th.
at «he Fhmish Hal]( 316 Bäsf^
Everyone interest^ Vtug^^t&'Ät^
tend. .Tickets are being sold in %d-hauska
?'riday for Toronto to make a real
cille. Sii estive weekend of this annual
on tUa#ttair.
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TILATKAA
FRANCIS
KLEAN KOAL
KIVIHIILTÄ
Dial 5-7394
Kuukausimaksut
järjestetään
Milton Francis
Lumber Cö. Lttf.
99 s. Cumbftrland S L
|Port Arthur OntaHo
vanoe for 65'cent8 but a t ^ e door
the^ wlU be'7$ cents. mie time is
8:30; SO' don't be iaAe. — GEO
HIGH-LEVEL DUTY
A much-decorated RAF - pilot,
though possessed of well recognized
courage as a fighter, wa8. affUcted
with . a n obnoxious personality.
When he • was transferred - to' an-other
posti his new commander re-ceived
this report: "Splendid.officer
at 8,000 feet. Should never come
any lower." . , '
BLUFFED ANYWAY
A stranger brought to the police
station foi^ speeding, when''asked his
name replied that it was Smith^
"GlVe me your real name," he was
ordered. ^ « •
"Weil," said the stranger. "put
me down as WiUiam Shakespeare'/.
•Thärs better", the oifficir iold
him. ««You cant bluff me with' that
Smith stuff."
Kaikkea -
rautakauppa-alaan
kuuluvaa tav^rai
LAN6ILA
MARDWABE Lttf.
PUHELIN 4-3508
Port^Axfhur, OBtailo. >
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Puku» ja päällystakkimaNil
muhMimmM» •BnuBaalabitto vghlnnlnhto.
Ezp^rtlMititteB vtfmfrtBinfm yBkaJ» f J ^
ktdn tiliiatte imkaamfi»
alta. toBcu katitomaah meldSn tntslft'; jond.
saaptthdta malleja. He olette samaa nleltft
'*See you in Mosc0w"
By Floyd IVaUston .
L a ^ Week we had the pleasur» of meeting a yoimg chap by the
name of Floyd Williston. who at the time was in the last Stages of a
nationwide tour to*expIain at first hand what the V I World Vouth Fes­tival
wiU be like. Floyd tbld us many interesting tldngs aboat the
plaas,, but why should we teli you, when Floyd a^reed to write: •
• * . - *
; ' SiX:«reeks ago I left Toronto on a trip acrpss this'Wonderfdl coun-'
try of ours with an invitation to theyouth of Gänad^ to visit me:
this summer in Moscow. rWelI, not only to visit'me, but also to tal^e' in
the 6th World Youth Festival, along with the öther. thirty thousand
young people who will be here from some one hundred and fifteien
countriesJ^ I was sure that Canadian youth wanted to be friends )With
other young people and that they would.respond favourably to the
idea of'the festival and the trip to Moscow. An optimist! ^yousay
and others will agree; with you and add that the Festival is too far,
away and besides, being in Moscow. the reaction can only be a hostile
one. Weil. I hate to say I told you so or even to conclude that I was::
right — entirely — but|he resuits, as I see them, wouId. indicate thät ^
there is greatinterest in the Festival, in gohig to Moscow and in mak-< >
ing warm friends with the youth of the world. . i
From British Columbia to Port Arthur, in universitles, jräuth <
groups and in discussions with sbme adult organizations I continua^y ^
heard the remark — "Boy, wouId I ever love to go!" or "Gee. I: won- t
der where I can borrovra few hundred doUars". If there was some^
way of recording the remarks as a re^ult of the many radio broad-casts
and interviews about the festival, I am sure that we would be
surprised at the great desire that 'exlsts,among young people; for ^
going to the festival.
Canada has been represented at every World Youth Festival but-not
always by a delegation which reflected the trends among Cänv'
adian youth and their organizations. Everywhere I vi^nt I emphlaslzed f
the necessity for assuring a delegation from Canada that wmgive the'
Soviet youth and the yout^ of the world a complete picture of Canada
and her young people. " <'
' Lefs startwith. British Columbia for example, where I had a -
great deal of discussion witb the leaders of the student organizations •>
on the campus of UBC. From he chairman of NFCUS (National Fed­eration
of Canadian University Students) to the editor of the univers- .
ity paper, ali expressed a desire.to go to the festival. Kathy Archibaldit''
a former Miss Canada and one of the students who went to the Söviet
Union on the World University tour last year, was quite interested i n ,
the idea of getting; a UBC delegation to the festival. She told me
that she had already prepared some material on student lifte at UBC
which she wanted to send to the Soviet^ students for the festival;; It
was a real pleasure to walk along the campus and hear people betiind
you saying — "There's a young fellow who just came back from Mos-cow
and he's talking about a five-week trip to Bussia for $550, and
we're going".
Then there was the meeting with some young people from Van­couver
who had shown a great deal of interest in the festival. Weil,
Ispoke for a while and then showed,the slides I had with meof Mos-cöw
and the Warsaw Festival. Only twenty-three people were there
but the discussion was so involved that it was decided that another
meeting should take place on Sunday morning.' So on Sunday another
Seventeen people attended and only about f our or five of these were
at the meetin'g the previoiis evening.
It.is very encouraging to Jiave a young girl whose ifatheris ä
director pf a big ItiAiber company say — "I want to go. to the festival'
and I want t6 dö sömething'concrete in preparaUon. I'I1 volunteer to
prepare ä display of the BGJumber Industry with photos etc., whi(;h
{pariisilainen m i e lenosoittajä
on puker;iut yleensä / keskitys-leiripuvim
ja kiinnittänyt.sel­käänsä
taulun, missä sanotaan
**Si)eidel murhaaja?'. Mielen­osoitus
johtuu siitä kun Saksan
keuraali Hans Speidel äsken
nimitettiin NATö^ai komenta­jaksi
'Keski-Euroopassa. i Ken-
• aali Speidel toimi marsalkka
Shvin Ronrunelin esikuntapääl-
1 likkönä Normandyssa ' silloin
kun liittolaiset suorittivat vas-^
tahyökkäyksensä.
brought a' favonrable response to the idea of the festival. He said
that hf; felt it wasivejry good for-vyoung.people, whether they be;attr v
letes o^, anytbini else, tp get togetheir and'understarid each other/';!' ^.
, Oneafternopnihad a discussion with a,young violinistwho is
very anxious to participate in the.cultural competitions and perhaps •
give a recital in Moscow. Sounds good, eh! ^ r
... Leaving B.C., I was convinced that at least forty could and wouId
come from B.C. Those who had already reglstered induded .^pany :
young people. from the AUUC and FRC, university students; working •
youth and some cultural people. *
Now, f;don't want this to sound like a dry itinerary of a person
who is on a cross-country tour, but thafs what I was doing and'the';
next place I'visitedwas Edmonton.' From Edmonton there, willbe ~ i
wait, eh! We don't know how many delegates from Alberta until
they register (off the record I would say 20—25). but better I should '
teli you what happened while I was in Edmonton and tfalgary. .
Kokt important, I guess, is the publidty we got on ali the radio
stations (news), a fifteen-minute interview on CKUA and a review,of '
the sports program of the festival on TV; with photos that I had
brought with me from Moscow'8 new sports palace. Interviews in the;
papers were encouraging, but when I went into the Office of tlie^ed^
itor of the University of Alberta paper "Gateway" and saw Festival
posters on the wall after just passing one in the administration Office^
l4'ealized that many others thought the festival should be publicized.
When lasked the editor who had put them up he said,"MeV.
Because the festival is being held in the Soviet Union it is natur-al
that Slavic young people, especially Russian and Ukralnian Clan-adiah
youth, should be extremely interested in seeing Moscow and
attending the festival. With this in mind a meeting was organized at
the UkrauJian Centre in Edmonton where the film of the Warsaw
Festival was shown. Of course, they let me say a few words (no more
than an höur) and the enthusiasm among those young people (about
thirty-five of them) really indicated the possibility for a delegation
from Canada' of about 150. If everyone who wanted to go could,
then I'm sure we wouId well match Britain's 2,000.
Then came Calgary and another radio intervlew and I think four
or five delegates (perhaps more). In Calgary there is a l>ranch of the
University of Alberta. Here a.planned me<4ingwith the Student
Christian Movement secretary tumed into a meeting of about thirty-five
young students who listened quite attentively to what I had to
say about the fesival.
Saskatoen and the University of Saskatehewan was the next stop. '
A meeting and festival film showing on the campus and a discussion
w;th the heads^of the political clubs and some other students I am
sure resulted in a number^of delegates from this university city. And
a twenty-two-minute' interview on a fifteen-minute program over
station CKOM should help to popularize this World youth gathering.
Regina.too,: brought resuits. There discussions with Government
leaders as well as other personalities contributed to widenlng out^ the
support for the festival and againgained for the Canadian delegation ,
a number of delegates includtngpossibly a young alderman. s
" It was nice to get off the train in Winnfpeg and hear that ten
had already reglstered-for the Festival. Ckinsidering, the f act that
only three häd been on the '55 delegation from Winnipeg this seemed
to speak well for the work bf the Youth Friendship League in Man-itoba.
But you can't stop at that, and a meeting at United CMlege
as well as discussiohs with other youth leaders convinced us that ;tbis
numl^r could be .doubled. Here the N F L Y and the AUUC are plan-ning
a numberof activities which should result in a Manitoba dele­gation-
of whicb Manitobians can be very proud.. *
. Here J äm back in Ontario and can't report any outstanding poss-ibilities
yet/ I am w e thought
the Lakehead and z ieyr from Sudbury — two at least,^ inelttding a :
few Finnish young people. The*delegate9wlto have alr^yregislSere^
are busy. coUectingsouvenirs, preparing gifts and popularizlng the
tact that they are going'to the FestivaL Some yotith groups are pre­paring
scrap books and making littie glfts to be presented to the
youth of thej World'at the FestivaL Taik Is prevalmt fn mdst pro^'
vinces of a ^mall festival night as a seaA-afl for the delegatte as fhey
pass through the difCerent provinces. There Is tmtch inte/«rt. mach.
preparation.much, support — ali goes to sbow tttat Canadian jyouth
want to meet the youth of the World and where better ediild yöii
do it then in Moscow July 2a—August 11 1957, Everywhere I^we|it
those who can'fc go to the^ Festival eaaä, "Give our rtsaxds the
Soviet Youth vdten you retum to lIoscow.^ and those yjbo are going
accepted my, invit^on to visit me and in parting said, ''See you in
Moscof r _
Suomi ja Intia
tarvitsevat tois-tetisa
tuotteita
Helsinki. _ (SS) — Viime maa-nantai-
iltana 25/3 palasi valtiosih­teeri
Leo Tuominen takaisin Heisin
kiin Intiaan tapahtuneelta matkaL-taSn.
Hän' oli toiminut tämän mau
kani räikana Suomen hyvän tahdon
valtuuskunnan johtajana. Matka
oli !vastavierailu siihen käyntiin,
jonka, Intian, ihallituksen. lähei cittnd
valtuuskunta suoritti «SuuiQcoiE vjif
me .kesänäi Tällöin intialaiiottti
tustiiivat maamme oloihin ja sen tcv
ollisiiuteen.
.kurinalaisen valtuuskunnan ,mit-
^n*|^rj^oitakseiiaQU kehittää ja el-yyttäiv-
niolempieia maiden välisiä
ystävyyssiteitä sekä .samalla tmlin
mahdollisuuksia Suomen ja Intion
kauppavaihdon vilkastuttamiseksi:
Suomen / ja intian ^ välinen kauppa
on toistaiseksi tapahtunut varsinkin
Suomeen tuonnin osalta jonkin
muun maan kautta. Sen jälkeen,
kun,Suomen ja Intian välillä teh­tiin
ensimmäinen kaupallinen soiii-mus
sodan jälkeen vuonna 1949, on
Suomen viennissä päästy siihen, \3t-tä
silloinen noin 30% suora kauppa­vaihto
on saatu nousemaan lälies
90%:iin. Sen sijaan tuonti Intias­ta
ei ole noussut vuoden 1949 8
% :sta kuin 21 :een prosenttiin, ker­toi
valtiosihteeri Tuominen.r-(US)
— Everestin vruoren toorkeus on
nyt laskettu 29.028 Jalaksi, eli 26
Jalkaa Hcoifceammailisi Imin aikaisem­min.
DR. LESUE SIMON,
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Mrs* A. Lampinen
U.VO MANKIN REAL E8TATE
392 DaDforth Avenoe
:^ Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Real Estate'EoaF(lin Jäsen
Maria Wwiies After
A Long ^ence
Dear Seta,
Here I am writing to you agaha
after aft long time^ It's been' so
long that I*ve almost forgötten the
address.
Now rm' going to write= a"lew
word6-in Finnish. , .-^ , ^ ?
Kevät on nyt tullut jä kyllS 'injinH
olen mielissäni kun me tytöt' ja
pojat voimme pelata palloa, ' k y i li
se oh hauskaa.* l
Weil, thafs lilI for now.
. Maria PeUlnen, '
Wahnapitae, Ont
juttelee
lUpiMIUiUillHlllUlliaiM
Haloo tytöt ja pojat!
Setä odotti, että tällä kertaa saa­puu
suuri määrä kirjeitä, koska vii­me
viikolla oli vain muutama, mut­ta
niin ei tapahtunut.: Sedän posti­laatikosta
löytyi vain kaksi kirjet­tä,
joista kiitos Maria ja Irene. S&
tä onkin heille efittäih,kiitollinen,
sillä jos he olisivat jättäneet kir­joittamisen,-
niin eihän meillä olisi
tällä kertaa mitään lukeVnista.
Ehkä" he Itoulukokcet, joista
Irene mainitsee, ov^t olleet suurimr
pana tekijänä siihen, että lapset ei­vät
ole ehtineet kirjoittamaani Ko­keet
ovat kuitenkin pian ohitse ja
sitten tietysti kaikki muistavat pais­kata
Setää kirjeellä.
Oli taas hauska kuulla Marialta
ja toivottavasti: hän muistaa taas
piakkoin kirjoittaa. < >
Täälä Sudburyssa ollaan kovasti
odotettu kevään tuloa ja kyllä kai
se tuleekin kun »vain maltamme
odottaa. Täällä on taas' kauniita
aurinkoisiarpäiviä, mutto^ tuuli ori
enemmän ' talvea muistuttavaa ja
onhan luntakin vähän tullut.
Vanhemmat siskot ja veljet juuri
•parhaillaan valmistuvat nuorten
näytelmäkilpailuihin. Jotka tänä
vuonna pidetään Torontossa pääsi­äisenä.
Näitä kilpailuja on pidetty
monena peräkkäisenä vuonna^Ja to­dennäköisesti
niistä taas muqdolstuu
vuoden; merkkitapaus, sillä ndörc^
ovat kovasti innostuneita näytt^ihö-toimintaan
jä suorittavat tehtävän­sä
tunnontarkasti' * ' ' '
Kirjeenvaihtajamme voivat myöä
tutustua häyitäthötbimihtaäb' liitty­mällä
paikalliseen lasien klupiih,
Irene Has Finisbed
Her School Tests
Dear Seta and ali the readers and
writers of this page: '
We had ali our testSi last ^weel^
On Wednesdaywe had French and
spelling On Thursday lye had
science). art, >.nmth problems,•• and
Uterature. \0n CViday •we had
home economics,^ matli fundamen-tal^
Janguage and social Studies..
They were alllquiteeasy and 1 hopC;
I get good marks in theih.,: _ '
Two weeks ago we had'ä'French
test and t got 91 oi^t of ;i00. -We
also had<a> math test.in which''i
got 56 out of 60. ^ "
Last;SatMrday all thejhembe» of
the SpärKettes Club .wefe' supposed
to go slcating, but only three' went
because the rest couIdn*t go. -
had to study for the tests, so
didn't go. ' < - * •
.Last night I went to the, Clinton
Hall to see a j^Iaycalled "Sedän
testamentti". It was very good.
The •, weather was niceModay. : J
hope It stays like this.-. ^ A
There'^was a yb-yo contesfhejre
and a<- boy in my room and one of
Shonefs best girlfHends WerO th('
winners. They^each^^otia.vbiko i»
a prize.
I guess I'll stop now and write
more next time.
Irene SuoJaQcn, ;
,Vancouy6iv?fi, C^v
Torstaina, lutfitilu.lt 9.
••.•A-j:-:-.i-7'ä
aerttUn. on aaudyäHa runsas i(gm^m'mr
viikkoa,. SovftUa .idbeelÄ^^rtfiB4|^
laan oWehnaa.-*hyvfJl^^h^iwtd^
Usta ohdehnaa. ^ ^ a o r o l i « f i m f iÄ
kaunUtä lauhUa.: »mMäÄalr""*^
m vjUAesA, että InmserttiVoj
nuntalna. hu9it9aiun Wl.%ak^i^-iiai
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ONNI TBBVO
HilMilliilJuiim
LIIAN PITKX AIKA
Xiisaa itketti katkerasti. Aiti
koetti lohdutella. - - Ajattcl? nyt^
Liisa, el' äc niln^vblkcba oloi Pekka*
hän pääsee jo kahdeksan kuukau'
den kuluttua sotaväestä.
-—Niin, mutta silloin so saattaa
Jo olla myöhäisiä, nyyhkytti - Liisa.
—' Kyllä; minä olen aikaa ennen si
tä löytänyt jonkun toisen. > <
joka parhaillaan harjoittaa pikku­näytelmää
äitien päivää varten. Eh­kä
muutaman ^vuoden kuluttua te­kin
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