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1 2r THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR SATURDAY MARCH 24 1951 Collectivization Looms On Local Stages This Wed: -end and Ford Hearing Civil Servants Gel Pay Boost East Germany Policy Results Reform 5 in Failure Agricultural Production Decreases As Number of Arable Acres Drop By Russell Hill BERLIN March (Special to The Star and NY Herald The reform" in East Germany which Involved the expropriation of the large estates and their distribution to small holders has resulted after five years in such a failure that the beginning of a collectivization drive may be expected soon This Is the opinion of western agricultural experts who have gathered data on the effects of land reform on the Soviet-zone economy Their opinion Is supported by evidence that the Communist rulers of East Germany are discouraged oQveTeuVSl Ruioni to Own OnctfMtflttj! 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SSI Keefer Building PI 1147 '('A Red sabotage Read how red saboteurs strike a blow for Stalin today in our majori industrial plants key defense pro-1 jecls Deliberate wrecking under-1 mining of worker morale is revealed! in this Post exclusive Other Highlights This Week BULK STOCK BUYERS A $70 mil- lions slake in Canadian Industry ia: held by Canada's 10 open-end investment trusts Hnw they operate their market influence W1IO GETS HITT Where hnw the new credit curbs may strike Special1 Post retail survey C's BOOM British Columbia's fabulous era rf Industrial expansion is important to 111 Canada Will her natural resources keep up the boom? Get this feature report on her astonishing developments future plana Interesting now valuable for reference 15e at your newsstand Yearly by mail $6 I yeara $11 461 University Ave Toronto The MACLEAN-lll'NTER Newspaper for all Businessmen o-i s' signatum fusnitum auto S1iaiV Alphabet Poses Mystery MEW YORK March 24-(Star Special) The 40-lelter el- Bhabet i suggestion by George lernard Shaw in hla will filed In London Thursday to make the English language more efficient Is a mystery to scholars on this side of the At'anlic Mr Shaw left a large portion of his estate to the establishment of a committee that would carry out the translation of hia and other works into the new alphabet Dr Archibald Henderson Mr Shaw's official biographer reached at the University of North Carolina said he didn't know which phonetic alphabet Mr Shaw advocated and admitted he had never seen it He added that he didn't know who in the United States would know this fact A search of the of the New York Public Library revealed that Mr Shaw at one time or another favored the 40-letter "phonotype" phonetic alphabet of the late Sir Isaac Pitman inventor of the shorthand writing that bears his name Another time he liked that of Professor Henry Sweet of Oxford a phoneticlst on whom Mr Shaw modeled the hero of his play "Pygmalion" The dispatches from London indicated Inat perhaps Mr Shaw had in vented his own system Victims of Accident That Happen PORT ARTHUR March 24 -(CP) Two railway crewmen are dead today victims of an accident that didn't take nlnce The crewmen Engineer Lyng Cosgrove 39 and Fireman Nelson West 28 were riding in the engine of a Canadian Pacific Railway train at Ripple Siding 150 miles east of here They saw a freight train on the same track and apparently thinking an accident Inevitable applied the brakes on their train and jumped low banl They struck Icy snow slid helplessly into the path of their own train Another crewman who jumped with them John Me-Isaacs is in serious condition in hospital at Terrace Bay Ont All three are from Schrelber OnL George Birch also of Schrclher stayed with the diesel locomotive It rolled to a stop two car-lengths from the freight train and Birch was uninjured farmers they now appear to ne ready to liquidate the small farm ers and restore the large farms under state ownership LOANS $50 TO $1200 on end FMPLOvan man end women married or single got cosh promptly at Atsenof Don't barrow unnocnesorily but if a loan will onablo you to gat a freeh start pay medical or dantal bills fix auto or pay old coma in or phono today VI and taking steps to make It possible for the agricultural system they Introduced to succeed The Marxist Theory In Marxist theory and Soviet practice the first stage In the agricultural revolution is the destruction of the large landowners This occurred In East Germany In 1946 The second stage is the destruction of the small landholders through collectivization TJie Soviet Union Itself Is now going Into a third stage consisting of the creation of super-collectives grouped around agricultural towns or "agrogurods" This would turn the farmers Into an urban proletariat performing agricultural laDor East Germany is probably far from being ripe for this stage and will almost certainly have to pass first through the ordinary collectivization stage The need for providing more food for the population is likely to precipitate the col lectivlzation drive The present Soviet zone was for merly able to supply the basic food requirements for its population It must now Import food from the Soviet Union and other satellite countries even to maintain a relatively low ration scale When the land reform was put through by the Communists observers predicted freely that it would result in lower production because the smaller units would be less efficient Production Drops That prediction has been born out The average production per acre has dropped and equally significant the number of acres under cultivation has also fallen There are 350000 hectares (a hectare equals two and a half acres) len arable land in East Germany today than there were In 1945 The creation of some 200000 new small farms has resulted in the curtailment of crop land for the construction of buildings ynrds and rends There are an additional 150000 hectares of arable land that are not under cultivation because they have been abandoned by their owners All together there has been a drop of 8 per cent In the amount of cultivated land The abandonment of farms Is the result of measures taken by the Communist authorities to drive the small farmer out of business and irepare tne way for collcctiv-zation The technique used Is based on the quota system of delivery A certain quota of produce must be sold to the Government at fixed trices The Government also fixes he quantity of fertilizer fodder and farm equipment the farmer may buy ana the price at which he may buy them Farmers Flee to West The practice of Fixing quotas and price i supposed to facilitate "socialistic planning" With these devices at Its disposal the Govern' ment can easily plan In such a way that a farmer la unable to ful fill his quota If he fails to deliver hia quota he is subject to heavy tensities He cannot sell or lease tis land and so he merely gives up and leaves it Many such farmers flee with their families to the west It Is Ironically the farmers who "benefited" from land reform who have suffered the most They got farms averaging less than 25 acres apiece with very little equipment and live stock and they are the ones who have found it harder to meet the ever rising quntaa The state nlana for 1951 call for delivery of 40 per cent more milk than In 1950 and 70 per cent more meat and eggs There will not however he 40 per cent more cows in more phlrknna The Communist leaders know very well and knew in 1945 that the small farms they were creating were too small for efficiency Hav Ing enlisted the help of the small farmers In liquidating the large 0r 70 pef cnt'oi Next Week khm AWE STONE who will sing the role of Rose Mayhud In "Ruddi- gore" which the Montreal West Operatic Society will present from Tuesday to Saturday Excellent Show At Seville Two Good Music Acts Top Entertaining Bill 'THE Seville has come up with A really top show for Easter headed by Ray McKinley and his orchestra plus that fine singer Carlos Ramirez Ray McKinley has an engaging personality and proves of the most entertaining orchestra leaders we have heard For one thing he treats the drum like any other Instrument Instead of trying to drown cut everything else and avoids any wild gymnastics or frenzied rhythms Aided by a quintet of first rate musicians he offers a diversified program of music and songs which makes for pleasant listening A blues number features excellent playing by the clarinet the trumpet handles a fine solo while the trombone Is featured with Ray in "Jungle In between Ray aings a cute Blues" and an amusing southern Item The work Is highlighted by admirable arrangements Including the jazz numbers which open and close their program and the entire act Is a fine bit of showmanship Carlos Ramirez has a strong well trained voice which he uses to advantage In tuneful Latin songs Including a soulful Cuban number and a gay Mexican air He also gives an expressive rendition of "Begin the Bcguine" and a powerful offering of the ever-pop-ular It'a a treat to hear an artist who can really sing and is not afraid to use his voice Marlon and Vic Miller open the show with a graceful exhibition of adagio acrobatics featured by smooth lifts and apectacular balancing The Mayo Brothers offer smart tap dancing atop a platform Their routines are excellent with plenty of fancy step while the bit of comedy is Just enough to break the monotony Peter James and Isobel Dawn make a good comedy team The lady la a tall buxom blonde and she makes a perfert foil for the downing of James who takes oulte a beating He also does a marvelous eccentric dance a good knockabout comedy act with plenty of amusing slapstick gaga Len Howard and the boys back uo the how in fine style to round out sixty minutes of real entertainment On the screen is a western story shout a boy and horse Black Midnight" with Roddy McDowall as the boy ga Canadian Cruiser Readies Australia BRISBANE March 24 (Reuters) The cruiser Ontario first Canadian warship to visit Australia arrived here yesterday after a five-rpile welcome along river reaches Crowds In hundreds of riverside homes waved sheets towels and anything to make a show Traffic stopped to watch as she came alongside the wharf As sightseers go aboard thia afternoon the crew will be ashore for three sightseeing sport and hospitality In private homes Her commander Commodore Hugh Pulle will today officially call on State Governor Sir John Lavarack Brisbane's Lord Mayor Alderman Chandler and Civil Service and judiciary heads There was one complaint among the 500 sailors who took their first leave money shortage They had four days leave at Suva they spent freely and will not get any more pay until March 30 Petty Officer Brian Pope of Montreal said boys want to see everything they can of Brisbane but they want to do It the cheap The visitors are seeing Brisbane at a disadvantage for the Easter holidays have closed store and many people are away Rrds Execute 6000 At Saingt'an Is Claim TAIPEI Formosa March 24 (AP) The Nationalist Defence Ministry charged yesterday that more than 6(NK) persons had been executed at Saing Tan hirlh-lace of Chinese Communist leader r11 Mao Tze-Tung The ministry said the victims were among more than 30000 laced In concentration camps in unan province Tie others will be executed "in due it added Other sources on the Nationalist Island stronghold said the Red purge on the mainland la rounding up people charged only with haw irig relatives in Formosa or In fo-relt gn countries The China Union Presi a small pro-Natlonallst news agency with sources on the mainland laid the purge had been extended to Communists suspected of wavering in their support of Mao The agency repeated a previous charge by the Defence Ministry that more then 1000000 persons already had been executed Ontario Man Dios Following Acciilcnt BROCKVlLLE Ont March 24 (CP) Percy Danhy 46 of Lansdowne Ont died in hospital yesterday of Injuries suffered In a collision between an automobile and a transport truck four miles west of here Thursday night Danhy was the third victim of the accident Harold Truesdelle and Byron Moore both of Lansdowne died In the eash A fourth man Donald Earle 23 of Lansd wne was seriously Injured vV CARIOS RAMIREZ the well-known Latin-American linger who is currently appearing dally in the vaudeville program on the stage of the Seville Theatre Trinity To Stage Well-known Comedy TRINITY final major off-A ering for the season will be the comedy "George Washington Slept Here" by Moss Hart and Ceorge Kaufman Far from being an historical drama the play is set In Rucks County Pennsylvania and is the story of the greatest mistake that a man can that of buying a house without consulting his wife The hislory of the house goes hack to Revolution days and it looks every day of its age The qpid-tongued wife who was not consulted played by Hazel Molsnn and her husband by Har- of all work and the love Interest is provided by Stella Hopkln and Billy RiceTne play is being di rected by Basil Bonn CDA and la now in rehearsal It will be pre- the rented Wednesday to Saturday 25th to 28th of April at Tn: Memorial Church Hall Film Reviews (Continued from Fage 16) that he Is able to remain so funny throughout the picture Mr partner Dean Mare tin plays straight man and sira a song or two The rest of the cast do their share In surrounding Mr Lewis with a flock of army types almost as zany as he is Abbott and Costello At The Imperial A BBOTT and Costello Meet The Invisible Man" may be listed among the team's happiest efforts Not quite so funny as the Frankenstein one it still gives some wonderful opportunities for madly-hllarious moments and Costello's boxing-ring scene will no doubt go down in screen history with 7 Charlie Chaplin's in "City (which is still at the Orpheum by the way) as one of the funniest ever made If you like Abbott and Costello at their best (some peculiar people this is one you really shouldn't miss Sydney Johnson Mediocre Comedy at Snowdon Outremont T)ESPITE the presence of Ginger Rogers and Jack Carson "The Groom Wore Spurs" proves a very minor comedy though It does have a few amusing spots Intended as a satire on film cowboys it presents Ben Castle a big cowboy star on the screen as everything but what he la supposed to he he's seared of horses can't sing nr play the guitar and doesn't like children added to which he'a a woman-rharer Having lost $60000 gambling in Las Vegas he calls in a lawyer who turns out to be a member of the fBlr sex Abigail Futnival and after a whirlwind courtship they get married she gets him out of his difficulty they split up get together again he becomes suspect In a murder and they clear him hv catching the real killer In a slapstick sequence right out of the Mack Sennett pictures Ginger Rogers la adequate as the feminine lawyer and Jack Carson is his usual self as the film atar while Joan Davis who raises a laugh every time she does appear is hardly ever seen while other members of the cast have even lese opportunity to display their talent Altogether it's a very weak effort GHA Cable Ferry Service May Replace Bridge THREE RIVERS Que March 24 (CP-) Municipal authori ties and representative! of Dominion Bridge are studying the possibility of setting up ferry service across Ihe St Maurire river between this eentre and Can de la Madeleine a The ferry would replace a temporary nrldge over the Ice due to go nut soon Thousands of resident of Three Rivers and Cap de la Madeleine are forced to use this means of crossing the river following the recent collapse of the Duplessls bridge Senator Vandenberg Condition Unchanged GRAND RAPIDS Mich March Dr A a Smith reported change" yesterday In the condition of Senator Arthur Vnndenbcre (Rep Mich) who is seriously ill at hi home here A slight Improvement was noted In the condillon a he celebrated his 67lh birthday Thursday Baptist Croup Plans Expansion ONDON Ont March 24 (CP) Building of 30 to 40 churches In Ontario Manitoba and Quebec is contemplated by the Fellowship of Independent Baptist Churches of Canada Dr Clnpplson of Toronto said yesterday at the annual Fellowship conference Expansion Into Newfoundland Is being considered by the Fellowship Dr Clapplson chairman of the Church Edifice Committee reported Rev Njrmsn Pipe Sim-roe was elected to his second term as moderator The FundnmenlallsIS Baptist Young People's Associnilon a (arnllel organization with the ''eliowiihip might become ronsti-lutlnnnlly integrated with (he Fellowship as a result of a decision for hath to tnterrhange representative Alloway of Oshau a Ont reported Now April 10 Sfrki to Break Link With Firm WASHINGTON March 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday rescheduled Its hearing into a case whereby Ford Motor Co seeks to break away from its dependence on trucking company In which gambler Joe Adonis has an inter-t-t At the request of Ford Nil-Car Carriers Inc Chester Pa has applied for authority to haul Ford cars trucks and parts from the Edgewater NJ area to New England and other eastern states The hearing on the application originally scheduled to open here Monday now will be held In New-wark NJ starting April 10 The Automotive Conveying Co In which Adonis and his wife hold stock Is the only firm now holding a commission licence for such service out of Edgewater It involves hauling about 50000 new Fords each year William Gossett Ford vice-president and general counsel has told the commission by letter that his company Is "desirous of ter- minating any connection however indirect with Adonis" There have been no complaints by Ford or anyone else about the manner In which Automotive has performed" Minister Quits Nflcl Cabinet KiihcII Critical of Government Policies ST JOHN'S March Premier Joe Smallwood last night lost his right-hand man when Hon Edward Russell Resources Minister resigned from the Newfoundland Cabinet Mr Russell who guided newest province through a stage of great economic development last year said he no longer had "any confidence in the ability of the present to govern the Prnvlnce successfully Although he would give no details on the reason for his resignation other than that he could not agree with the Government's general policies he made It clear he was not resigning from the Liberal Party His future position he said was "up to the party" Premier SmaUwood said last night he had not received notice of resignation "He has not resumed to me" The Minister soi of a Labrador fisherman told reporters he had placed his resignation in the hands of the Cabinet and with the Lieutenant Governor Mr Russell'i resignation la the second solit In government ranks in newest Legislature In October Samuel Drover Liberal member from White Bay District was expelled from the party for an "Inexcusable violation of nartv discipline" Mr Drover charged the Government with "gross neglect" of his riistrlrt on the eastern aide of Newfoundland's northern nenln-sula He charged the Smallwood Government with failure to provide adequate health service In his district and to provide improved coastal and mail services and start two promised roads He now is sitting In the Legislature as an independent member Over-zealous Reds To He Prosecuted PRAGUE Czechoslovakia March 24 (AP) Some Bulgarian Communist leaders are to be prosecuted because they tried too hard to get farmers into cooperatives the Bucharest Comln-form weekly disclosed yesterday The weekly "For a Lasting Peace For a Democracy said the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Bulgaria had adopted a special resolution "concerning distortions of party and government policy" on co-operative "In the villages of Rahrovo (Kula district) the chairman of the Council and head cf the propaganda department of the district party committee displayed bureaucratic callousness towards the needs of the peasants arbitrarily fined peasants who showed vacillation about entering the cooperatives and even arrested some of them" said the paper Yugoslavia Claimed Beating Red Rlockade BELGRADE March 24 (Reuters) Yugoslavia claimed last night she is beating the Russian blockade and doing almost as much business as before the war all with the west The official government news agency Tanjug said figure! show ill Yugoslavia now Is trading with 42 countries 23 of them vith signed agreements and 19 without Tanjug said trade levels ere coming near pre-war figures despite crippling droughts and "Co-minform attempts to Isolate Yugoslavia by economic blockade" The nations of the Russian bloc had previously supplied Yugoslavia with more than half her imparts but In 1949 they broke off their trade agreements and even suspended deliveries of goods already paid for said Tanjug Second Set of Triplets Born in La Malbaie LA MALBAIE QUE March 24 (CP) The second set of triplets In 15 days were born at SL Joseph's Hospital here It was ported last night The babies all girls were born report: glr to Mr end Mrs Henrl-Paul La pointe Recently two boys and a girl were horn to another couple from this district several hundred miles below Quebec Seaman Uninjured In Six-storey Fall MEW YORK March 24 fA P) Juan Santiago at party In Upper Manly today then went with several others to the roof of the six-rtory building to cool off Pollre said the 28-year-old seaman wandered a hit too close tn the roof ledge and toppled off On his wav down he hit two fire eseapes and a clothe line before crashing into a courtyard Injuries: Not even a broken bon More I lian 100000 Workers to Rrnrfit OTTAWA March 24 (BUP) The Easter bunny brought pay Increases of approximately $20 per month for nearly all government stenographers and clerks The pay Increases retroactlvo to Dec 1 1050 covered all but a handful of the 120000 Federal civil servants The intention to Increase the salaries and wages was announced some months ago but became official yesterday Parliament approved the appropriations required to cover tne increases and the retroactive pay before it adjourned Wednesday for Its 10-day Easter recess The Cabinet Thursday approved the formal Order-ln-Council which was published yesterday The Increases whtc'i will aifecl everyone In the Civil Service ex-rept special categories who had their salaries revised recently will cost the Treasury approximately $2200000 In the current fiscal year ending March 3L Parliament later will be asked to pass appropriations covering the new higher salaries for the new fiscal year Most clerks and stenographers in the Government will receive ap proximately $20 per month more clevt They will also recieve four retroactive pay Approximately 32' 000 civil servants in Ottawa and 70000 in other communities will receive the increases Log Church To Be Built Sod Will Be Turned At St Sauveur Tomorrow First sod for the construction of a new Anglican church at St Sauveur Que will take at 2 pm tomorrow in the Laurentlnn town The church will be known as the Church of St Francis of the Birds A log structure the church will he used particularly hy winter skiers In the district Rev II Baugh incumbent of the mission of Mille Isles is chairman of the church committee Cant Rodgers and Robert Crichton are wardens The main entrance to the small church will be on St Denis street of the town A financial campaign has been launched for $10000 toward the cost of construction Captain Rodgers is campaign treasurer Montrealers travelling north for weekend akling are Invited to attend any of the following Easter services tomorrow Trinity Church Morin Heights 7 JO and 11 am and 8 pm Shawbridge Chapel 9 am and Christ Church Mille Isles 7 pm Belgian Police Detain 15 Foreign Communists BRUSSELS Belgium March 24 i Fifteen foreign dele- pites to the Belgian Communist arty Congress were detained In a lightning swoop by Belgian security police on a restaurant in the heart of Brussels yesterday Among those held were Communists from Switzerland France Holland Luxembourg and Italy Police refused to give their names "They will be expelled from Belgium by the fastest Throughout the day other foreign delegates in the Congress which opened In Brussels yesterday were turned hack as they set foot in the country ible MISCELLANEOUS GRACE CHAPEL 1 Cat it AnMne RaS an Diihi Final Address by PAUL FLINT BA Itctunr ml balk Immaoa Mihla lekaat Tam it and I ha Mantraal tibia Sehaal hbcti THOUSAND YEARS" SERVICE COMMENCES 730 PM Apmstdir (Cljitrrlf (00 Gordon Vordun GREAT CONVENTION NOW PROCEEDING Tonight Sat' 8 pm Great Youth Service EASTER SUNDAY 1000 a Sunday School II 00 Morning Worahlp S-uu Grant Convention Servlet TS0 rtat On pal Rally Monday pm Great Cloalng larvle Special Speaker Rev Couaen MA England Ref Pmla Philadelphia Rev Spenrer HarntIL N( Rev Paui Stewart Horned tff and many el her a -TV not fall to allend theae great meet Inga 'Coma early and ba aura of your aeat HIMater Rev keaaelk MHrbeS YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY AT ONWARD GOSPEL CHURCH US Calf Avs Verdun Monday March 26th 8 pm Tha Jana Quartet of Prarl Bible Inalliule on Route tu Kump under the auapirei of youth Inlemathinnl artll he In j-harxr MONTREAL NORTH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 10T57 Laasenna Av Rev Prof ladelura Paalar Sperlal Easter Service Sunday Night at TM pm Sernuai atnurraglt prater Juatirlretloarm noatram (Rom ALL CORDlAlLr WELCOME IMPORTANT! Announcements for the Montreal Church Page MUST be received it the Star Office 245 St lames Street not later than 5 pm Thursday for publication All instructions should be in writing and signed by a responsible person i ELIZABETH CIIRISTIANSEX who will play the role of Nora in the Montreal Repertory Theatre production of House which opens Thursday Ballet Russes New Numbers Company Is Bringing Three New Ballets AMONG the many ballets which which will be seen at His Majesty's Thea're during the nine-day visit of the Ballet Kusse de Monte Carlo arranged by Canadian Concerts and Artists are three which are new to Montreal and one which has not been here before In its new form and has not been seen at all for many years Prime Baller- The first of these will be given the opening with the traditional "Lea Syi "Blue Bird" and the rollicking Ball" It will also be repeated at the Sunday matinee and the final performance on April 12 "Prima Is by Tatiana Chamie set to music by the whimsical French composer Charles Lecocq The action is set in a ballet rehearsal room of an opeta house where a ballerina rehearsing for a performance with her partner and the corps de ballet finds a number of things to whet her displeasure The Incidents which take place are reflections of the choreographer's many years as a dancer in the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and they tell amusingly and with a fair degree of accuracy something of what goes on behind the scenes 'IJOMEO et Juliette" Is one of lithe ballets In the repertoire Yvette Chauvire the great French prima ballerina brought with her to the United States when she first appeared as guest ballerina with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo The ballet follows the story of Sheakespeare's famous lovers and is set to Tchaikovsky's "Romeo et Juliette" overture It will be presented on the Saturday evening and at the final performance the following Thursday "Les Elfes" which will be given only one performance on Sunday night Wednesday April 4 alon: only one performance on aunuuy evening April 8 wa orf composed by the great Michel Fokine In 1037 It was re-staged for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo by Jean Yazvinsky last year The costumes are by Christian Berard and the music Mendelssohn's overture to the Midsummer Dream" and the adante and allegro from the violin WThe revival Is celebrated dances from Borodines opera "Prince Igor" restaged by Jean Yazvinsky and Serge Denham Borodin'a famous "Polovcts-ian" dances are among the most exciting In musical literature and the tremendous virility of the male dancers makes this of the most popular of ail time Aposlolic Church Plans Convention The Apostolic Church 990 Gore don avenue Verdun will hold its annual Easter convention this weekend It will commence this evening with a service for young people at 8 Tomoreow a convention service will he held at 3 pm and a Gospel rally will be held at 730 pm The closing sere vices will be held Rt 8 pm Mon' day Sp peakers will include Rev Couscn of England Rev Fred Poole of Philadelphia Pa Rev Adam McKeown of Ireland: Rev Verge Card and Rev Shupe ol Halifax Rev George Evan of Peterborough OnL Rev Carlton Spencer and Rev Paul Stewart rincinal and dean respectively of lim Bible Institute Hornell NY Rev Kenneth Mitchell pastor of the host church will sing Church Opens Ihiilding Drive St Mark's Anglican Church St Laurent will launch a building fund campaign for $40n0 tomorrow The drive will cnntlnue until next Saturday March 31 Larger accommodation for the fnt-growing congregation which already Include more than families is needed Ideated on De-eelle avenue near Cardinal atreet the present building Is Inadequate for regular Sunday services and through-the-week activities Sunday school classes are now held in St Laurent High School Rev Tnorpe is Incumbent of the parish Welsh Church to Hear liblc Society Secretary Rev Maynard Booth secretary of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society will preach at the service of Salem welsh Presbyterian Church at 7 JO pm tomorrow In the Presbyterian College 3485 McTavish street Mrs Sevlgny will be the soloist TO UNVEIL WINDOWS Windows in memory of the late Percy Roberts will he unveiled and dedicated at thi 11 am service tomorrow In Garden City Baptist Church Town of Mount Royal Rev A Akerley minister will conduct the service CHIMES TO RE DEDICATED A ret of chimes will he dedicated at the 1 1 am servlro In 'West-I mount Baptist Church tomorrow (They are In memory rf Mr and Mr Arthur Jones charter members of the rongrrgntlnrc and are the gift of I heir family YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY A Youth for Christ rally will he held at 8 pm Monday in Onward Gospel Church 185 Galt Aveune Verdun A quartet from the Prairie Bible Institute will 4 convenient Montreal office 111 York lldg 1500 ft Catherine ft ieain lie aiof leuw warnerm II Phene: Wl 4131 1 1 Ceihwire Phene: IK M61 In" ff'' I27 D11 cf- Catherine ft fl Phene: IA 6104 Rror $167 ft Denis Street (Cor Jeon Telen ft) Phene: Gl S2fl OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 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