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Thursday,
May
31,
1951
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p.m.
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p.m.
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in
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4
IODE.
Studies,
Need
For
New
Immigrants
to
Learn
English
SASKATOON
(CP)
A
recommendation
urging
that
immigrants
be
required
to
learn
English
within
a
limited
space
of
time
today
was
placed
before
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
tff&
rates;
a
tough
budget
to
in-I
Fighting
days
of
Texas
in
the
crease
taxes
and
hold
down
nub-
days
following
the
Civil
War
Mil
251
Mts.
H.
H.
Rlmmer
of
Toronto
presented
the,
final
report
of
the
endowmen
fund
which
has
reached
its
minimum
goal
of
$200,000.
However,
she
reported
the
fund
will
remain
open
for
such
new
chapters
that
may
wish
to
contribute
"in
assuring
the
order's
security
and
financial
,
independence."
Mrs.
Laurence
Grout
of
Toronto,
secretary
of
"Echoes,"
the
organ's
official
publication,
reported
the
magazine
finished
the
year
with
a
surplus
of
$2811.
Last
year
it
had
a
deficit
of
$981.
Mrs.
O.
L.
Robb
of
Toronto,
publicity
convener,
noted
that
the
wide
distribution
of
publicity
the
order
received
during
.
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the
Empire.
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Canada.
In
New
Brunswick,
she
noted,
new
arrivals
were
provided
witn
It
was
presented
by
Miss
Taylor
of
Ottawa,
who
as
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
immigration
and
Canadlaniza-
adequate
clothing
when
neces.
ZrTllrZ
Jul16
n
thB
wry.
entertained
in
homes,
and
jS..
"
"
taught
English
and
Canadian
home
cooking.
Miss
Taylor
said
the
IODE
has
IODE
chanters
of
Quebec
lie
purchasing
power;
and
final-
provide
the
background
for
an
ly
that
marvellous
financial
exciting
drama
in
technicolor,
gimmick
invented
by
Mr.
Abbott
"Dallas,"
which
comes
to
th?
and
his
experts
the
four-year
screen
of
the
Totem
t
Theatre
postponement
of
depreciation
here
at
the
end
of
this
week,
allowances
on
new
business
to
commencing
tomorrow.
Gary
discourage
it
from
expanding.
Cooper
has
the
role
of
a
guer-,
.
.
ilia
chieftain
who
came
cut
of
I
Taken
together
t
h
e
tm
War
seeking
reveru?
four-wheel
brakes
fastened
on
whl,
from
ouUaw
brotncrs
the
national
economy
represent
plundered
Ws
land
during
tne
,
he
boldest
deflationary
policy
,gtrife
Rum
Roman
ls
m
attempted
by
any
democratic
who
wins
Coopers
heait
wnUe
a
nation
since
inflation
began.
new
sUr
gteve
Cochralli
suppiies
But
will
they
work?
Will
they
tne
menace
Raymond
Massey.
arrest
our
lunge
toward
an
in-
Barbara
Peyton
and
Leir
Erici
flationary
disaster?
Will
the
head
featured
cast.
cost
of
living
soon
stop
rising?
Authenticity
of
scene
lend
The
Government
hopes
so
and
realism
to
the
setting
of
an
ex-believes
so
barring
war
abroad
citing
story
where
men
and
wo-or
human
folly
at
home.
That
men
battle
for
the
benefits
of
a
is
to
say,
prices
should
level
out
(nigged,
open
land,
during
the
summer
if
no
inter-
t
national
incident
sets
off
an-'
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i
GARY
COOPEFJ
RUTH
ROMAN
receiveu
leners
irom
persons
in
helped
21,000
Immigrants
in
different
parts
of
Canada
ask-
various
ways.
At
the
moment
lng
for
assistance
in
getting
one
was
sponsoring
three
years'
their
relatives
to
join
mem
in
education
for
the
child
of
a
new
this
country.
Canadian.
the
year
was
partly
due
to
the
displaying
of
Queen
Mary's
car-
pet
in
the
provinces.
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
WARNER
BROS
t
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"Many
of
these
letters
were
Ontario
reported
13
newcom
from
resident
Chinese
wtio
ers
had
Joined
the
order.
111-
QUALITY
STORE
(PETTENUZZOS
521
FULTON
STREET
Open
8:30
to
10:00
p.m.
Sundays
11
to
10
p.m.
CASH
AND
CARRY
(We
Specialize
in
Chicken
and
Italian
Foods)
Phone
47(1
OMDRBYTECHNldmnDl
TOTEM
"COCHRAN
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1240
Kilcjcveles
RADIO
DIAL
its!
CFPR
(Sunjpit
to
Change)
adventure..,
HOWARD
HAWKS
GMT
MODICIT
wanted
to
get
their
families
free
British
Columbia
was
among
from
Communistic
inlluence
m
lne
provinces
recommending
a
China,"
she
said.
.
greater
knowledge
of
the
Eng-
Miss
Taylor
reported
that
im-
lish
language
be
required
before
migration
to
Canada
during
the
the
granting
of
government
cer-last
year
dropped
to
73,912,
some
tificates.
22,000
below
the
1949
figure.
I
Reports
on
the
order's
endow-"It
is
expected,
however,
that
ment
fund,
the
Commonwealth
owing
to
new
regulations
in
coit
and
Empire,
committee,
also
of
passage,
and
the
requests
of
were
heard
at
this
afternoon's
Canadian
industry
for
men,
the
session.
number
will
be
greatly
Increased
convener
of
the
latter
in
1951,"
she
said.
,
committee,
Mr.
Charles
Scott
of
Since
the
end
of
the
last
war
Peterborough."'Ont.,
told
of
the
Canada
had
admitted
436,365
order's
overseas
work
and
par-immigrants.
-
ticularly
what
It
has
been
doing
MAKE
THEM
WELCOME
j
in
lndla-
Miss
Taylor
pictured
briefly!
ne
of
the
maior
e"rts
In
,,.
.
.
.
this
field
during
the
year
was
activities
of
vanous
chapters
.rthe
provlslon
ofKm0ney
to
help
the
order
in
making
immigrants
with
the
translation
into
Hindu,
feel
at
home
upon
arrival
.in
of
nurses'
textbooks.
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HUKbUAY
P.M.
3:30
Luiit-iiis'
Chotoi
v
4:00
The
Sunshine
Society
4:3020,000
Leagues
bnder
the
Sea
4:45
Stock
Quotations
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Revire
III
-
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
I'hnne
17
for
Orderi
To
TaWe
Out
Commodore
Cafe
fffl
other
panic
buying
spree
and
if
the
labor
unions
don't
blow
the
roof
off
by
excessive
wage
demands
or,
worse,
by
reducing
their
hours
of
work
and
hence
'
the
nation's
production.
J
These
are
b
i
g
and
dangerous
ifs.
No
wonder
the
Government
is
chary
about
pie-dictions.
Nevertheless,
the
inner
circles
of
Ottawa,
where
the
great
decisions
are
made,
are
happier
about
inflation
than
at
any
time
since
the
price
explosion
of
the
Korean
war
last
June.
If
the
economic
decisions
work
out
as
planned
there
will
be
no
direct
price
controls
in
Canada.
The
Government
never
believed
in
them
anyway
in
an
economic
sense
but
in
a
.political
sense
it
has
never
felt
able,
up
to
now,
to
reject
them
Irrevocably
since
they
might
prove
unavoidable,
even
if
they
were
useless.
Breathing
easier
in
the
last
few
weeks,
the
Government
begins
to
feel
that
the
danger
of
price
controls
is
past.
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to
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6:00
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MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
In
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
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The
Conserva
tive
Party,
in
queer
alliance
with
the
CCF,
is
still
demanding
them
because
it
has
not
yet
heard
of
the
Government's
policy
of
I
monetary
deflation.
It
will
hear;
soon
and
so,
by
the
way,
will
the
British
Columbia
Govern-1
ment;
whose
financial
plans
have
been
knocked
into
a
cocked
hat.
All
of
which
will
be
explained
here,
if
anyone
is
interested,
in
some
subsequent
dull
dispatches.
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