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Saturday, February 24, 1951 THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA Page 2 Ib. From Today's Times Comments from This Morning's London Times cooled to The Evening Citizen Irom its News Bureau in London $25,000 Easter Seal Drive Opens On Monday A drive to raise $25,000 for welfare rork among crippled children gets under way here Monday with the launching of the 1951 Easter Seal Campaign. Dr. Brock Chisholm, director general of the World Health Organization, will officially open the campaign in a luncheon address at the Chateau Laurier to the Rotary Club which is sponsoring the appeal locally, Easter seals are the mair there are' no known preventive source of revenue for the work rreasures being carried on by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children J2n" fessional workers and parents This year, 215,000,000 seals, the i TUZTZ. a.

largest number in the four of Ottawa The Rotary Ciub has pioneered in crippled child by the government of Siam. This is not because the risk is large of Communism making headway among the Siamese, who are Buddhists, monarchists and mostly prosperous peasant proprietors with no grudge against "western imperialism" says The Times editorially. Promises that the land will be redistributed and the country freed from foreign rule mean nothing in Siam where there is little pressure on the soil and no memory of political subordination to the west. The Communist threat to Siam springs first from the fact that it is already implanted in neighboring countries and secondly, from its influence on the Chinese section of her own population. Now that the government of China is Communist, almost all the Chinese in Siam claim to be Communists too.

The local Communist party is mainly Chinese and the feeling among them is markedly in favor of Mao Tse Tung. The head of the Siamese history of the society's annual campaign for funds, are being distributed throughout Ontario and Quebec. 60,000 In Ottawa Sixty thousand seals have been mailed to homes in the ren's work ever since it was founded. The most widely known example of their work in this district which depends on Easter Seal dollars is the camp at Ottawa area. They are accom- wh jyen three.

pamed by stamped self-ad- vacation Bt Merrywood. i dressed envelopes to make it as This was A le fej simple as possible for everyone in the loca, bu(e. LONDON The second congress of the Hungarian Workers Party opens today under radically different circumstances from those of its original convention in June 1948, says The Times Budapest correspondent. Then the "party celebrated the union of the two "working class" parties the Communists and the Social Democrats. Since then, many of the prominent Social Democrats most eager for a merger with the Communists and willing to collaborate with the new workers' party have been eliminated as office holders in the party, denounced as right wing conspirators and called hirelings of the British Labor party's "international spy A thorough purge of Social Democrats continues in all walks of life.

They havebeen removed from party organizations, trade union offices, factories and government posts, and any lags in production are blamed on right wing Social Democrats. At the time of the first party congress, relations with Yugoslavia were those of brotherly love befitting members of the Cominform family: now practically no day passes without acrimonious attacks on Tito's regime. From overt symptoms, however, reports of the imminence of a Hungarian attack on Yugoslavia have been grossly exaggerated. A strong line against Communism in Asia is being taken to contribute. Also, the entire Ottawa district was surveyed and 132 new suf ferers from the crippling effects of polio and other disabling conditions were discovered.

One hundred and twenty-seven child "Since Ottawa has been selected for the official opening of this year's Easter Seal Campaign, we should set an example by being the first city to oversubscribe our objective," declared P. Halpenny, chairman of the Rotary Easter Seal Committee in urging support for the appeal. Toothsome Wenches Plenty of opportunity here for a couple of yards of toothpaste, but maybe those smiles are brilliant enough. They're worn by Leslie Scobie, Angela Wallace and Ingrid Evans, standout beauties at Tech's Sweetheart Dance last night in the school. Photo by Newton "All that is necessary to achieve this goal is for everyone to return their contribution immediately before they forget government, Marshal Pibul, is being bitterly attacked by Peiping and Moscow but, in the absence of any effective opposition in Slam, he is not likely to modify his stand against Communism.

His policy is to support the United Nations and to work with the Western Powers. By following this policy he is staking a claim for their support if Siam is directly threatened by Communist aggression. Building Up When their ship docked in New York, these members of the Wallaby's Acrobatic Troupe formed a standing pyramid. Below are, left to right: Brenda Goring, Sylvia Downs and Margaret Smith. Evelyn Kent, left, and Gladys Rlmmer are on top.

New Church In Overbrook Dedication services for the new Riverview Community Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, will be held this Sunday, commencing at 2.30 p.m., in the new church building, Russell Road at Prince Albert Street, Overbrook. The new church, which replaces the Overbrook Gospel Tabernacle destroyed by fire March 19, 1949, will be dedicated by Rev. Nathan Bailey, ren were assisted with braces, shoes, etc. Needy patients were loaned 53 wheel chairs and 25 pairs of crutches free of charge. These activities were all paid for by funds received from Easter Seals.

Surgical appliances, braces and artificial limbs were also purchased. Other smaller payments included orthopaedic shoes and boots, the purchase of several wheel chairs, transportation expenses for three "Blue Babies" to the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children and several miscellaneous payments in connection with local crippled children activities. A plan was initiated to assist handicapped children to further their education through bursaries and loans. Other activities of the local committee include a picnic which is held at the home of a Rotar-ian in the country and an annual Christmas Party for members of the Sunshine Class. No other agency is duplicating the work of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children in its work among handicapped children.

This is the society's only appeal for public assistance and Its activities are largely dependent on money received through Easter seals. Immediate War With Russia Said Only Alternative By The Associated Press SCHENECTADY, N.Y. United States Ambassador Philip C. Jessup asserted Friday that immediate war with Russia was the only alternative to the Truman administration's current foreign policy. "In spite of Communist provocations and domestic vilifications, it will remain the object and the obligation of American foreign policy to seek peaceful adjustments of all issues without surrender or appeasement," Jessup said.

The ambassador at large spoke at the 14th annual ceremony marking the founding of Deaths Yesterday INDIO, Calif. William F. Corey, 72, one of the builders of the Panama Canal. BOSTON Dr. Douglas A.

Thorn, 63, nationally known psychiatrist. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Canon Walter Field Rushbrook, 82, for 17 years missionary How Does Christian Science Heal? attend A FREE LECTURE entitled district superintendent for Eastern Canada of the Church Mis about it," he added. Mr. Hal-penny pointed out that last year's response in this district was slightly below the average elsewhere and emphasized the importance of sending in donations as soon as the seals are received early next week.

"Timmy" Chosen Every year, some crippled child is chosen as "Timmy" to symbolize all handicapped children who benefit from the year-round activities of the society. This year, six-year-old Dennis Gibbons of Welland has been chosen as "Timmy" and will be here on Monday to take part in the opening of the campaign which continues until March 25. The work of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children is based on a three-point program. Direct services are provided which include case finding, diagnostic clinics, medical care, physical therapy, special schools and classes, home teaching, vocational training, summer camps, recreational services and special equipment such as leg braces. The second aspect of the program Is research to discover the causes and prevention of crippling diseases and methods of care and treatment where Quebec Seeks $50,000,000 Loan In U.S.

QUEBEC A Quebec government spokesman last night announced that the province is negotiating a $50,000,000 loan In the United States. The loan, bearing interest at 27B percent, will be used to refinance earlier loans carrying higher interest and totalling $32,500,000. The balance will be employed to create a sinking fund for repayment of borrowing in the skipper of the Northern Cross. TORONTO William J. O'Mal-ley, 55, circulation manager of The National Home Monthly.

HALIFAX Robert Emmett Finn, 73, former member of the House of Commons. 'Christian Science: The sionary Alliance. He will be assisted by Controller Daniel McCann. Solon Low, leader of the Social Credit party; Dr. H.

H. Beyerstein, MP; H. Vipond, mayor of South Hull; Rev. Robert W. Battles, chairman of the Ottawa Evangelical Ministerlum, and others.

The service will be conducted by the pastor, Rev, K. W. Op-perman. Special speaker for the week March 4-18 will be Rev. Ralph Hobson, formerly of Ottawa, founder anfi present pastor of Park Street Alliance Church In Peterboro, and director of Youth Union College, Feb.

25, 1795. Jessup charged, in a prepared speech, that many of those who attack the U.S. foreign policy try to disguise "the fact that all of their arguments and all of their logic point in only one directionwar!" for Christ in that city. For the three services on dedication Sunday, Mr. Bailey will be the guest preacher.

New Talks On Meat Prices By The Associated Press BUENOS AIRES The Foreign Office announced today Britain has accepted an Argentine proposal for trade talks in Buenos Aires In an effort to settle meat prices and other financial disputes between the two countries. Supplies from Argentina-Britain's chief meat source-tapered off last June and the two countries have been haggling ever since over prices. Britain has offered 106 a ton. Argentina has been holding out for 120. Because of the meat shortage, the British fresh meat ration now stands at elghtpence worth United States and finance road work.

The new $50,000,000 loan was sanctioned by order-ln-council passed at a cabinet meeting Wednesday. The loans to be re-financed are: A $7,500,000,000 bond issue redeemable July 1, and bearing interest at 4'2 percent; A $10,000,000 loan redeemable July 15, and bearing interest at percent; A $15,000,000 loan redeemable Nov. 1, and bearing interest at 3 percent. The spokesman said the three loans, while redeemable this year, came due later. Their refinancing wan decided upon because of bond market 4r ATO N'S Has Westinghouse Revelation of God's Sustaining Love" By Elisabeth Carroll Scott, C.S.B.

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