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ws FLAG FROM POLAND Scoutmaster Z. Kliber, left, t of the 14th Polish Scout troop, is seen as he passes on the colors' to patrol leader, Joe monies held Sunday at the Polish Hall, located on Ban- 'land and sent to Oshawa Lipieg, during colorful cere- . ting avenue, The flag was es- pecially embroidered in Po- where it will officially sym- bolize the Polish Communityy in the city. Looking on at cen- sioner. tre are §. Podkowinski, left, commissioner for Polish scout- ing in Canada, and A. Jan-|but it was hoped they would be jowski, right, district commis- ~--Oshawa Times Photo MONTREAL (CP) -- Cairine R. M.-Wilson of Ottawa has been re-elected national presi- dent of the Canadian Save the Children's Fund. . More than 60 out-of-town del- tes and several from the 'ontreal area"attended the two day annua! meeting whi ended Saturday. First Vice - President Scott of Toronto said the spent $633,800 on wel- fare projects in several under- developed countries in the last ear. Cash received from dona- ons was $750,746. Kenric Marshall of Toronto, the organization's national di- rector, said that despite super- -|ficial signs of progress in fea, conditions in that country Al "as bad as in 1953 and More efforts, he said, should tire families in Korea so that they could eventually become "independent of any kind of '| charity." He recently travelled to Ko- rea to study conditions there. Miss L. Craft of Toronto re- ported that 2,766 Canadian spon- sors were helping support 3,423 children in several countries under the CSCF sponsor-a-child plan, Sponsorships were terminated in Algeria because of the "cha- otic political situation" there resumed, This year the organ- ization hopes to begin a spon- sorship program in Basutoland, Africa. Steel Makers ' OPENS SHIPPING The CSCF 4&lso announced here. Besides being the first/plans to distribute 400 layettes SARNIA" (CP)--The German|ocean ship to enter Lake Huron/for Eskimo babies in Canada Save Children Fund: : President Re-Elected ich Barbados and Algeria. be spent on rehabilitating en- 000.000 COW tw Hee WY etna wetter FOE GY OE ET IND % oh we a sent to a number of needy In-|world's underprivileged .will go pa) ---- ogg oceg dian families. on and will fucceed over the| ion oT saecaataceeed PHeo Mrs. W. Forman of the spe- body e western clvil- cial projects department saidjization if we . . . make that|dumo' s "na Special Posage emergency shipments of 180,000|the necessary -ondition of their d pounds milk were sent to} Success. \ Quick Grenada, Morocco, Italy, Mr, Marshal! said that while Greece, Korea, Hong Kong, The|the fund must continue its pro-| MELPfor grams < feeding, clothing and food pod Scott Montgomery was re- educating children, it must also elected first vice-president for the conden to help create liv- - a conditions which will enable or Get > ee on Lie parents to perform these tasks.| ' tare ee serve as honorary secretary-|: "Above all we must be pre-| :meh'better you feel tomorrow. treasurer, Mr. Marshall said Canada does far less than it could and should do to aid the billions of starving, uneducated peo- ple who inhavit the world's un- derveloped countries. Canada spent about $85,000- 000 on aid to underdeveloped countries last year, but the fund has unfilled requests for assistance totalling nearly $100,- FRONT-END ALIGNMENT au cars #95 An 'country which can nd $970,000,000 a oe aleel 'ey PHONE pa yy ear on alcohol SOHN B EAN 728-6221 tor READY CASH for house repairs Canadians everywhere use Niagara loans, up to- $3,000.00 or more, for many worthwhile things. Why don't you? at the race "Visualiner"' tracks can afford to do much more, Mr. Marshall said. Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service He said a third of the world's; total population of 3,000,000,000, |} OF OSHAWA is undernourished and all over} the world these people are as acting against, and in many cases are in revolt against"| their whole condition of life. Apart from humanitarian rea- sons, "It is evident that unless the 'have' nations take action on a scale hitherto undreamed/ of the so-called population will] explode right in our faces." | eppointment The dependable source of Cash NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 286 King Street West, Tel. 728-1636 Spon Mi nds Pon Reader et 5 Open Fridey 9 to 8 p.m. -- Closed Seterdeye Branches Throughout Ontorio GENERAL "With or without our help. . .| our sympathy .. . our under-| Standing, this struggle of the| 534 RITSON RD. S. ; this year, the "olaris was the/through the department of freighter Polaris made portli<+ 'into' the ports of Toronto,|northern affairs. In co-opera- Sunday to open officially the/Toledo, Ohio, and Bay City,|tion with the Indian and Es- ocean - going shipping season! Mich. kimo Association, clothing was G sivertisement about monty T Expect Big May Output CLEVELAND (AP) -- Steel * producers expect May to be} their biggest month in more *than three years, with an. out- = put of about 11,500,000 tons, % Steel Magazine reports. That * would be the hést monthly 4 production since March, 1960. @ The mag says steel de- @ mand is strong because metal- $ working activity is nearing a record h, steel consumption Ht expanding seasonally and us- ers are building their invento- & ries as protection against a pos- @ sible strike or another round. of ®@ price increases. © Steel says production will in- ® crease this week for the 14th @ strafght week. Last week's es- Stimated output was 2,550,000 » tons, an increase of 1.2 per cent "compared with the previous = week. Operations are at about «84 per cent of unofficial capac- © ity, the publication says. 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