1
rYiitee
Kuperr
UUily
hews
Tn-.dey.
Jirj
3,
1A5?
Moral
Frontiers
Must
be
Guarded,
IODE
Warned
DAILY
NEWS
r.r,
THE
ROUND-UP
Britain
through
Its
exhibition
late
in
the
Queen
Mry
Carpet
of
the
needlepoint
carpet.
Pro-;
Fund
through
licensing
or
sell-r.ooj4o
fi.m
thA
co!o
rf
1
i
tprn
t
in
1
!n.r
i
rrnurrhf
t.n
interested
By
OAYLE
TALBOT
cuit.
This
Is
important.
Well,
it
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.
(CP)
Members
Of
thed
been
more
than
enough
toj
Ame
ican,
Canadian
or
British
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
were
toltljpw
p
uwom
i
firms."
said
ito
wait.
,
.
,.
Mrs.
Walton
said
that
the
mis..
Hugh
L.
Allward
of
Tur-
today
that
they
showed
an
increasing
awareness
otjtrangfer
or
assignment
of
the;0nto,
ptewnted
the
report
of
S
T
S
seems
there
is
a
man
for
each
car
up
in
the
official
stand,
and
S
P
P
"
I
LwcyinBy"'1'1
":'.:.:t.."
ronvrteht
of
the-
caroet
to
the
I
the
National
tm
wmmiune.
the
need
for
knowledge
and
understanding
of
cur
-
-rJ
-
-
,
......
he
nag
before
him
atactc
oi
zoo
numbered
xards.
Every
time
he
sees
his
car
whiz
past,
he
turns
rent
problems
during
1951
INDIANAPOLIS
The
great
.sprawling
speedway
on
the
city's
outskirts
whene
Friday's
500-mile
rate
was
run
stands
Idle
on
every
other
day
of
the
year.
Nothing
else
could
be
held
in
the
place
except,
possibly,
a
lvunt.
Scattered
through
the
vast
Infield
there
are
hundreds
of
towering
trees.
Spectators
in
the
long
grandstand
on
the
home
another
card.
The
first
one
to
turn
the
last
card,
his
driver
orcer
had
been
completed
and
j
3he
announced
that
the
corn-registered
in
the
name
t!
the
mittee
hud
recently
purchased
"Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
25
prints
of
"Mother
qf
Parlla-the
Empire
and
Children
of
the
merit.-"
for
use
of
chapters
and
Empire."
I
for
rural
circuits.
The
film
is
a
"It
is
hoptd
that
some
day
10-minute
short
of
the
opening
when
conditions
fire
more
favor-
of
the
new
Huu.se
of
Commons
said
m
h,
repose
N
'
Recovered
in
the
summer
Mrs.
said
she
Grout
"would
wins.
Works
every
tune
they
say.
Empire
and
World
Affairs
Com
mlttee,
one
of
a
number
pre
Most
of
the
young
hellions
driving
today
are
graduates
of
paied
for
delivery
to
the
IODE's
like
to
point
out
that
the
order
)s
unique
in
that
there
is
no
other
national
women's
voluntary
organization
in
Canada
abie
to
publish
a
magazine
in
any
Chisox
Place
able,
more
dollars
will
accumu-
in
London.
fosox
Dump
o
Gain
Top
52nd
annual
meeting,
that
inter-
!
est
had
increased
in
."uch
ge.i-
the
stock
car
and
hot-roa
schools
which
flourish
in
the
leral
discussion
subjects
as
cur
west.
way
comparable
to
Echoes."
She
i
stiaightuway
get
only
brief
climpses
of
the
racesi
as
they
.speed
through
the
distant
back-sti
.-tcti.
The
owner
of
the
speedway,
they
explain,
loves
trees.
In
all.
42
drivers,
mechanics
HEAR
and
spectators
have
been
killed
since
the
first
Memorial
Day
race
urged
members
to
support
It
in
j
further
"maintaining
and
in-;
creasing
its
scope
and
signific-
i
ance."
i
was
run
back
in
1909.
Those
who
live
from
year
to
year
for
the
"500"
are
scornful
AmcrWiUi
National
j
l-!
.
M,!.
Ik
I
I
-i
rent
events,
world
affairs
and
Communism.
Addressing
the
organization's
annual
meeting,
she
said:
"The
preservation
of
faith
in
ourselves,
our
belief
in
our
way
of
life
and
our
hope
for
the
luture
Is
the
high
purpose
of
this
committee
.
.
.
one
of
the
!
dangers
to
our
society
at
the
uopm
losloil
,
i.iihh&u
a
-nirnKO
,
itroohiyn
j.
of
Louisville
and
Its
horse
.race
They
estimate',
.couservativiuly,
ELMER
York
2,
Clevdaud
().
.Reporting
for
the
Immigration
and
Canadianization
Committee,
Daisy
Taylor,
Ottawa,
said
that
between
February
and
November,
1951,
the
Federal
government
itnt
15,000
Immigrants
approx
that
tlw
roaring
buggies
attract
twice
as
many
spectators
as
-the
Nameless
Nine
Win
Softball
Kentucky
Derby.
Some
,uf
the
WH
U'ie
Canadian
ErMia
i;W
Y0&K
Surging
Boston
lied
Sox
took
more
tlelli'ktiis
fans
began
park
present
time
Is
a
tendency
to
ig
imately
$200
each
to
help
pay
ing
h
their
tars
at
tlie
numerous
i
.
:.,
au..
,
:
i
.Coming
in
to
relieve
Jerry
j
nore
Simple
truths
and
accept
thelr
passage
to
Canada.
week
ngOj
making
,
,Sl
IJlIlCf
Ml
Wit
VIMW.im
Mliri
lfcHI
I
i";tl'Ut'
i
l
lilludCf
s
repay
Ford
in
the
fifth
inning.
Pou
","""
"
nun
sa.a
tnc
immxgrar.x.
.Uv.Miklvn
TVirlwrs
rr.nv.inwl
nn,.
tetlail!
'""
vanlagi
points
.
Monday
while
Rusty
Ford
put
out
a
fire
that
1
tause
oi
a
iuu.a.
ur
J
!"
,
,..
in
Tic
,1
loans
within
two
years
after
arrival
in
Canada,'
Repayments
totalled
more
than
$500,000
thin
it.
ulicad
of
N'w
York
Giants
in
the
National
had
begun
early
to
eat
into
the
Number
1
softball
team
in
the
This
being
a
U.S.
national
-
Memorial
Day
Indianap
"We
must
guard
our
moral
frontiers
as
well
as
our
political
rights."
olis
lucks
its
bars
and
liquor
league
opener
with
CCC300.
Ford
went
on
to
win
his
own
Alberta
C.C.F.
Leader
and
Edmonton
M.L.A...
socok
ot
a
PUBLIC
MEETING
at
8
p.m.
TONIGHT
HEAR
THE
ALBERTA
CCF
STORY
OF
THE
SOCIAL
CREDIT
GOVERNMENT
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
i'U'.
ji
Uuiii:
i
s'"lh
win.
Bob
Lemon
matches!
'
Hid
Giants
were
I
his
ffiur-,hiLter
hut
sliinnv
Trlhe
I'S
year.
IODE
chapters
in
British
Columbia
conducted
citizen
schools.
One
had
20
classes
a
term
with
hltop.".
tight.
They
claim,
how
Mrs.
Laurence
Grout
of
Tor
cramp
priclnu
Puln
Millerit
10-9.;
!
base-running
cost
them
two
,CCC300
stacked
up
an
arly
j
onto,
national
secretary
of
the
ever,
that
their
pre-race
parties
rival
In
number
and
hospitality
Miii'lU's
nine-game
wln-
chances.
D2
pupils.
Members
of
another
0-2
lead
In
the
first
four
inn-
i
organization
s
quarterly
pumi
anything
seen
in
the
blue
grass
ings
but
then
couldn't
Jiold
it.1
cation
Echoes,
in
her
report
chapter
gave
lessons
in
English
rountry.
f
4Un
(t-miiriiiCitum
if
tun
Hindu
and
to
Dutch,
Italian
The
nameless"
nine
scored
-
"
Chas
Racing
cars
have
shrunk
since
Chinese
children.
In
her
report
as
chairman
of
we
shivered
with
admiration
.as
issue.
sll,.:ik
ended
as
St.
IxiUis
,;1ils
defeated
New
York
i
swocp
u
three-gume
viilh
Uic
Giants.
Maglie
uuiltnt!
when
lie
was
taken
j
the
ame
for
a
pinch
.,
in
tin
seventh
inning
BivinB
up
eight
lilts
and
..uriied
runs.
the
Queen
Mary
Carpet
Com-
n
first
fnnr
mere
ahout
east
Ex-Champion
Quits
Ring
fifth
and
four
more
in
the
eighth.
In
the
ninth
Ford
senior
walked,
then
stole
second.
Jr..
the
ern
chapters,
that
from
Ontario
j
mittee,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Walton,
wmiirt
nrmear
in
the
siirine
issue
1
Oakville,
0:,
announced
v
tf
.
'
-,"'
J
;
"X
n
I'
I
i
Iff
I
J
:
r
ft
i
t
Harney
Oldfield
shoved
his
red
Christie
around
the
Washington
Park
track
at
EI
Paso,
rasing
an
airplane.
They
appear
to
be
fast
ti,
too.
The
biggest
car
in
to-
went
weni
to
10
third
imra
on
on
a
a
iiy
fly
ball
oan
and.
unui"-
-
-
,.
j
uh
raisorf
tindn
fnr
for.
I
stole
home
to
win
the
ball
j
d
the
western
Provmcesj.ortadjr
JlM
LONDON
U-rFornier
Ouurds-
bases-loaded
oases-loaaea
Lcnliaidts
,
.
.
.
tlav
s
ciu,ssic.
a
diesel
job.
stands
1UUI1
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
,1.,
nl
.ff
Lhp
irnplr
1,111
Wiun
uie
uui
in
JBrnisn
anq
tuinpite
neavyweigni
z
titles
last
March
to
rueued
H
"
sPark
Vus-
80
wliat
game.
Lepage
and
Hopkins
Jed
the
pulp
mill
nine
in
batting
while
Cameron
and
Kluer
were
:the
hitters
for
the
winners.
y
Kuve
Keds
a
6-2
edge
Cliii-uuo.
It
was
a
struggle
all
Welshman
Johnny
Williams,
has
it
going?
They
offe.-
Willard
Nixon
and
tCen
but
iio:ie
.oUceil
fEom..the,buxln"i
rinK
for
klr,d
explanntluns
"01
g(od
,
i:;
acceptable,
i
riur,in,.r
u,hn
ri,.thrnnert
for-!
Another
extreme'
ingenious
lBilx-
iiil
the
way.
;
;r
Ri.
got
one
in
the
,10th
;ctl
Siix
came
back
with
a
live.
,,
it'-ynoids
knocked
Cleve-
INVITUsO
TROUBLE
.Qverr
rowdin"
th'
front,
seat
of
an
automobile,
forbidden
by
feature
of
the
"500"
U
the
means
bv
which
llwv
keen
track
of
the
number
of
times
each
contestant
i.
one
of
the
most
dangerous
has
completed
the
2'e-mile
cir-
I
of
driving
practices.
imt
ill
nisi
piaee
us
.wie
i
Y'jrK
Yankee
ace
DiartKed
Triiw
with
four
hits
and
0
.skims
Indians
now
Vail
,n
by
four
percentage
'X.
us
Heynold's
aiiuth
riH
ciiiiiplete
game
wnl
m
champion
JUruw
woodcoct
!
With,
an
upset
vlotury
in
Novum-
j
ber,
1850,
jjlans
to
devote
his
-time
ito
,hls
ifaaning
interests
at
.Market
(Harborough,
in
lucea-Ver.
.
jllis
fiiht
with
Willinins
nnirk-d
the
,unly
major
lash
of
Jiis
orlef
reign.
But
at
the.compura-itive
(eacly
ase
,i
'i&
his
tetiie-uwnt
rciuue
as
a
surprise
to
his
followers
who
had
sought
to
talk
him
into
a
comeback
against
Ray
Wikling.
'
"Proposals
that
I
should
meet
Wilding
leave
line
.absolutely
cold,"
fdai'duor
-said-
"I
have
v
Listen
To
GRATTAN
O'LEARY
Associote
Editor
of
the
-Ottowo
Journal
spooking
on
,.
landers
lanked
by
oetiiiiU:ly
utt
the
-boxing
gam-and
tlieie
;is
.no
cliance
of
a
comeback:"
X
otspurs
"THE
NATION'S
BUSINESS'
Tonight
;
8:00
p.m.
(P.D.T.)
-
CFPR
Published
Jiy
The
Fro(frssive
CunservaUve
Party
Tow
A
tr
-Tottenham
Hot-
Baseball
Scores
American
l.eacuc
St.
Louis
i.
T'lilladehihla
?.
Detroit
2,
Wushinnlqii
5.
Natlnni
4eaKue
New
york
4.
St.
'Louik
5.
fcuHtoii
4,
Cincinnati
1.
,
m
i
f
s
ki:,t
ulijht
trimmed
Van-
1
kki
Hi
All
Stars
7-0
to
,fi-
Fuilnnn.
their
once
proud
n!"
of
the
English
Soccer
if
first
division.
,i-
islm
ti
t.'am
last
year
imt
tin
r.occcr
world
with
'i
vii'tni'v
ivcr
Fulham.
!
Ms-lit,
a
crowu
of
5,300
ix
lliriiiig
to
sec
a
soccer
i
;liMT
in
the
memory
of
the
!
vi
tciiiii
(ibserver-thriilnd
tmastiearas
!i
p.k.s:.iiiK
EiiRlish
tourists,
.i
yi
m;
under
perfect
weatlu;r
iiU'ilis
nn
a
fust
pilch,
Town
iimk
a
30
Jeud
ut
tlie
and
iidil-d
I
mi
i'
markers
in
swiiiiii
half.
.ternaii.inal
inside
left
Ed-H;.ily
led
(lie
scorers
With
prals.
two
in
eadi
half.
I..Js
Siiit.iy
Wulteis
and
Chris
ut,
iifUi
ii
i,Uf.
ot.ieis.
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school
graduates
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j
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