Vapaus, April 15, 1954

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Drama. has^ always-been the njost —»>Äi. i * v#Aw« o f i « « c « i «
impprtant Jorm-iOfvPinnish^»^
Canada bath amöng.the earlier im-migrants
and ^among' the .Canadian
born-generation. .TUie younger. ge-,
neration. especially i n the larger cen-tres.
has found the F i n n i s h , s t a g e to
be a n interesting outlet f o r c u l t u r a l
e^cpre^^
amples of s c o r ^ o f youngpeople, M^O
throughout the W i n t e r ' s e a s o n carry
iii;fflSiiii|i«iiiiis^
möLE WQRLD SHOCKED
BY U.S. H-BOMB TESTS
to g:ve tiiEse young people due recog-nklpn:^
S^d||^
i n their wbrk:. the P i n i i l s h "Orgauiza-
I ,The whole woTld reacted w i t h hor-
|w; at -the scope o f - t h e Hydrogen
IBomb tests carried.out ; i n the P a c l -
a a r e n leirille 330- • f o r A p r n 23) h a s sprea<i across t he
Igr" a i n a k i n 3,000 S ihe^Umted States, who h a v e fmally
i spdanjälkeisjnä Binalcened to the catastrophe that
Uastotietojen mu-. • «aits the world i f ^the u i e . o f ätomic M??^lsiP^??^:^iHi^ h:^bgeäi;Weaif^^
i lasketaan keski- 9 el ' - -
i (Vankien luvuksi Negotiated Peace a f f i r m e d at i ts
>-^>V; , . Jpthering early t h i s year that " w l th
v l j ^ e n bambsrbeihgöprepared f
w, entire Canadian cities stand
idanger of being b l a s t e d ' o f f the
face^bf the earth.r,'Träiefe Is n p ' p e r ­än
of any: p o l i t i c a l : o r rellgious belief
coimtry — who can^säy - l'a3n Väfe '
irom tiiis d a n g e rV
In a stateftnent Issued o n M a r c h
;S, Bruce M i c k l e b u f g h ; ' a c t i n g ; ^ B^
bry of; the C a n a d i a n Peace Congress
taJedon ali Canadians" to":make their
Ksnes known i n t h i s matter and to
jrge the C a n a d i a n ' goyerhmerit to
P^öige that Canada w i l l never be
8ie first to; use, atdmic'weapons,'^anid
on on ali countries t o j o h i h i s u d i a
TTie satement coiifcinues:'
gÄlherö^bJa^
even at t h i s moment there are
liose who are s t u d y i n g t l i e posslble
Canadian people pointing to the u r -
g e n c y - o t : i m m e d i a t e - a c t i o n ön^^?t
: quesUon • of ' ' S t o p p i n g t l i e Tests'*: a nd
"Outlawh3g the H-bomb". The "call
points out the danger of inaction a nd
asks : t h a t ^ ' : ' A U i n i e n ' a n d ; wbmen, of
ali views a n d faiths, pläce life f i r s t ."
;; ^Action o n the part o f äll Canadians
together wlth ;the;other;peace-loving
ipeoples o f :the wbrld/ is a step on; the
road to surviväl. -
decided last year t o sponsor a Y o u th
Drama PestivaL ^AU those'who^wit-'
n-ssed t h e ' f i r s t f e s t i v a l h i ' S u d b u ry
last year Vili readily.'ägree i t ^ v a s ^a
greatjsiicceös aridvcreated grea
thuslasm.
One of' the Important things noted
i n ' last y e a r Y f e s f i v a l , ' was t h e - f a ct
that i n d r a n i a cömpetitions t h e a m a l -
Icr centares stood' a n a i n u o l i evener
footing \vlth the' laiTger centres than
i n many.: other; f o n n s of. competitlbn.
sniailer'centres to
festival. A n d tJiis year V h e n t h e fes-
•:tiy^::^ans|5^
ther tlireesmaller?^ centres vand • a n -
other . ne'TComer, .I»ort: " i i ^
.preparations for - t h e festival.'^ " U n -
fortunately the South .Porcupinci a nd
vWhitefish; groups iencountered: inJsur-:
mountable obtacles . a n d ? b a d ' t o ; w l t h -
; a r a w j t i i e ^
'lthäi-lthese^'^M^^
..;r :J^•:.,.v•v;^=-•h':^^^'•'^•?^^••-;^;'^^;•/^1vf•^v^' overcom8 t h e i r difficulties-and^enter
i n the next f e s t i v a l . 4 j /
? ' : A n ' i n t e r e s t i n g bit'ofvnews<was^)^
•3eÄ5ed;-ft^tTao^^ , .—^ —
J t i b r t e l f b r l i t ^ ^ t l T O ^ ^ Äpiifä^
It^ for p ^ n t a t i o h ; althoiigh{ i t ^had
been p l a n n e d as a n e n t r y . ^ f, ^ -
l>;3l1iisfis!|t?s«B^^
Ä C a h a d i a i i cnUtural < ^
jjority of Canadians. that Canada
«hould h a ^ her o w n n a U o n a l f l a g.
»a^ adopted the ^design v h l c h a p -
pears on the F e s t i v a l crest. .
^fThis flag w m proudly wave over the
l i a p p y crovird a t Palermö J u l y 3-4..
. V h i t s o n t h e bottom, denotes that
Country. Red o n tbp,^ becäuse of our
b i i t n o t m e r g e d . . T h e g r e e n m a p l e l e af
|Ö| j B L n;Jn^^
|||5|-a]nä;it^|^^
, u n l o n betweeri the two'races.
S Q U A R E D A N C I NG
^imePfestiväl Bulletin'stätcs square
dance instructlons have beeh sent otit'
foiaU interested>groups^andithe-bulv'
l e t i n States:, VTwo dances hav^ been
ohosen especially^ and *we < feel sure
,When the f e s t i V a l t i m e rolls around.
^ i i i i | i * i b Ä « | »
V7eälth'of pl'aWnbvels;'po^. songs
a n d n i u s l d . a g f e a t d e a l bf w h l c h öari
•bVfbimd i n t h e : ^ r t o i r ^ of the
F i n n i s h O i i g a n i z a t i o n of C a n a d a . B u t
t b bur knbwliedge; the C a n a d l a n . b o r ri
generation h a ^ n b t . a t l e a s t to' a n y
g i - e a t o c t e n t . i i ^
gual p o s i t i on tbbrtng^PihniJshc^
f o r t h to bther c a n a d i a n s i n t h e E n -
B l i ^ , l a n g u a g e T?,at Js w h y we have
every reason to greet this first real
S t e p i n that d i r e c t i o n and hope t h t^
i t wiU encburage other imembers7of
the younger, generation to t u r n their
h a n d tb t h i s creättvc wbrk frbni whfch
t h e difncuity; p o ^ d by,. t h e P l i i n i ih
i e y p r e - f
p l a y s in
a g a i h indlcated ' i n t h e list o f f e s t i v a l
eixtries;;asittww.of;.the:.six entriesiare;
in^Jtii^ JMxmlsh: v^f
E a s t e r weekend' I n T o r o n t o will be
a n b t h e r l l a n d o i a r k 'W' Pinril£ihic'ana.F
d i a n : c u l t u r a l achievements and r e -
gaidless. bf ,^wWch group^,w£^:- a.wayv
t b bur i n i p o i t a n t cultur^^^^
have a g r e a t h e r l t a g e to up-to
a n d b u r f e s t i v a l v l U 8how U u i t v e tbo
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danclng groups are n o t In exlslence,
i q u a r e dance groups. s h o u l d be o r -
gani7.ed w i t h regular dance rehear-sals.
F , i c h set^needa" eigiit dancers;
T o r o n t o a r e a J n the . n e x t few-week8.
the date win be announced ahortly.
i0|;Ätga^^
swh-ly sklrts, y o u r comförtable jeans lixe pa rcehs ethnet artoivuetsi news thoo t whlelil r obwen agbrteo utpos
liigaigigiiiMiiiiiiiliMiMMBiM
i t t i u s s i -pidetS^ Ä
ko s u u r i a rahasummia UlpaUakseen,
seUttäl^ n o r j a l a i n e n sanomalehti V e r -
d e n O r o n g . - K U p o U u j e n järjestäjinä
ÖUvat G j ö v l U n l i i s t e l u k ^ r h b j a Sic-r
e i a n ^ n ; . ^ M Ä a t t t l e t ä^
t a a i i a i ^ u i c e l l s s a edelleen;-että
haimmat l u l s t e l i j u n m e eaayat rahaa
OMlllstumlsMtaan k^^^
kenelläkään ei b l e V o s J a s t i : s u o r a n a i ­s
i a ^ tbdisteJta,'jbttiiV v o i t a i s i i n r y h t iä
toimenpiteisiin. J«yt ,iäyttää k u i t i n -
k l r i ; i i l t Ä . . e t t l t ; a m m ä « i l a i s r t^
, Verdena O a n g i n saaman tiedon m u -
kaän tohtol «iljailU^^-Anderton^^S^
k r . , m u t t a summa a i e n n e t t i i n 5Ö0:aan
j a l n v a a t l m u l i s l a i i m u t t a G j t t v l k j n i u l s -
telukerho p u o M r a h o j e n maksamista.
m member;bir thie^NFLYitaiisiife:Mbsl
cow as ob«crvers a t t h e j ; X I I C o n -
gress of t h e K/unsomol, the Young
' • >'Communlsi League o f ' t h e : S o v i e(
on the- Komsomol a n d t h e i r n a -
lional congress b y y S i d K a u f m a n,
i|j|areat'fand;CheM^^
|fe|||;Ko||^^
I^OormnU
Union.', it;waj5'foiindeä;in (1918.piit
jc^:;Uie^Sscji|^^
•people whö supported the Bolsheviks.;
iorf d ntht 'el ichaepfl tIaglh£tslt hcgo' ;u^n t r i e s .wh o t r i e d
mmm
imat ^ lähtisivät
va^|;;k5tnm
vailaii&iaiibukseh:
likifeijnsä-ja o l i - |
äriteeh;'herroina. "
Läni muuta'keinoa
b e n ' j a ' ' l a a j e n t a -
l a t a i s i i n ^ u u s i j a '
rea;~ TJuden K o ­l
a . 3 ^ t t a v a t j o t -
a p i t a l i s t i t , toivoa
« d e n | k ä ^ i ^ ^
llaan'§liaT^^
i , myöskin tassa
3o^a?i?kääteitä-;-^'
p j a g t o d b r ^ i m ^
valmistutaan?, K i ;
talipllaTjrauhan-stumisena
uusien
? l t a g i i n e 4 ; j a . u u - J
>3(ajmnen|.iw
ian.'s " f o i s e n a i l -
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»luissakaan-f j a
Ä ä i s ^ f k a p i -
htelstblmintaan"
kaxisan vapaus-
U k i U Y h d y s y a l -
ehfjohtaja^ovat
i n t e o n v a a n 607.
jiEe of the atomic bomb i n connec-hoa
wlth current developments"in
IlKiochina.
L"I*t everybody s p e a k u p f o r life
[fflhls own way.
"I^t parliaiment-act< now against
1 "Let the electors^of this dountry
I ,"The peace moyement must offer
l^ective assistance' to t h e most wide-
IfPread. diverse a J i i i n s l s t c n t public
Impression f r om ,the. constituencies
I. ^ an extraordinJary e n i a r g e d meet-
||s:of;^:n^U;jii^iJ^^^
[p«JiPeace.CöngrK|hä^
[•J-Apra 4, a c a l l -vsrfts issued to t he
Toronto."— The magnificent i n s p i -
rätioh of the Ontario Y o u t h Festival,
P o r a Greater Canada wiU be the
theme of; the annual Spring: P l i n g . o f
the Y o u t h Division of the U n i t ed
JewisK Peoples Order, S a t u r d a y even-
Ing, M a y 1.. T h e well know musician
A r t Snider a n d his B a n d , v i i i be p r e -
sent for danclng.
T h e boistCTOus Canadian square
dance, t i i e ' c o l o r f u l ; a n d s p i r i t e d f o lk
songs, Canadian and international,
s u n g f r o m the /voices of scores of
y o i i t h from •: the mass organlzations,
w l l l f o rm part of the .thrillhig pro-gram
for t h e evening.
The UJPO^ Youtai Singers will
spark the. evening's entertalnment i n
their inimitable style of brlngtag?:Ca-nadian
and other folk songs to t h e
people.
E v e r y b o d y - i s cordlally invlted to
attend. Admission is $i.00 per person.
' - C P .
totoimikunta pitämässään kokoukses-l
a { i ^ i t t n y t ' ' s e ^ ^
? K o s k a v u o t u I s i s t a ' > l i i t t o j u ^^
toivotaan entistäkin .ioniiisUineimpia;
o n osanotto - n i i h i n vsaktaväivie
valtavammaksf j a s i i s ' s i i n ä ' y m m ä r ­ryksessä'suuremmat;
j o u k o t l i i k k e e l l e .'
E t e n k in
suhteen olemme : tilaisuudessa^? s i ^ ^
j a siksipä o n k i n n y t ' ijärjestetty ' e ri
Easter Dance at
TIte Eclio Hait
XanroelL — Just a , f ew Iines to l e t
the. people know about the Easter
Dance to be h e l d at t h e Echo H aU
o n saturday, AprU 17. The E c h o -
alres .wlll supply the music.
A Special h i v l t a t i o n Is extended to
the girls and women as vie alvays
seem to have a great shortage of the
fäh- sex. SO, how about i t , everbody
come a n d a good time is assured. ,
; I suppose.ifs sort of l a t e t o taik
Saadaksemme nämä voimistoluoh-jehnat
hyvään j a asianomaiseen a l ­k
u u n hitossamme,'^ lähettää^ l i t t t o t o i^
mikuntä e r i paiklKkkunnille o h j a a j an
noin::Viikon a j a k s i a n t a m a a n alkuope-'
t u s t a ' j a tulee Ohjaajana 4^
mään iPaavo V o u t i l a l i i e n ; Olijatiäk^u^
about s k i i n g . but anjrway, l'd l i k e . to
congratulate the J e h u : boys f or t a k i n g ;
honie the .trophy f r o m ; : U i e : Ec
meet last month. Nice golng- boys.
A l s o ' congratulations to ^ t h e , losers,
27 p:stä h ^ t l k i i u t a yhteiset k i i r s -
10 p:stä:;toukoknata;'yhteiset;karssiti
BuhdolUsestI k a k s i v i i k k o a , ^ V .
gl;8euiwjia^pyydetaäh^aniätn^ ihub'»
n e u s t o i l j a ^ T O U u t k i n g ^ s i a t^
a j o i s s a ennen, k u r s s i e n ahtua, että ne
T o i v o e n , - 'että .seuranne siis - tekee
p a r h a a n s a , näiden netivonta^äivien
o n n i s t t u n l s ^ , ^merkitsemme, - /
,Leaguetook o n great new taslw.' -.The
'iCcnisombls-foTOied "V^^
"V n^p, buUä.up ,the s h a t t ^ r e d . a n ii
where you wo'uld f i n d the 'Komsömols.
i n ' young people , _ , ,
t o i t h , love, Justice, the desire to l e a r n ,
t h a t , t h e y g r e w s o r a p l d l y . - . ,^ .
A n d - s:nc^ that.'Congress, every,
Komsomol member has h a d this a hn
l m n l n d ' i n , o v e r y t h I n g t h a t h c o r she
has been d o l n g . , . " '
G r e a t .successes h a v e been achieved
^hy^he K o m s o m o l i n l a y l n g - t h e f o u n -^
dations of C o m m u n i sm — "Where
each w i l l , g l v e , accordhig.to. h l s f a b i l i -
ty, and eaöh recelve accordtog.to hte
necds".^ -
F o r this t h e r e ' m u s t . b o , a n abun-dance
of goods t h a t the.people need,
i f o o d l j ^ o j ^^
and sports necessitiM. nriiere must
be a great r a l s i n g o t technlque, where
one person haa t w o ; o r more trades. •
O n ' M a r c h 19,'- i n ' M b s c o w ' t h e ; i 2 t h '
3.bered'^,.^, .^.^^^.^ ^......
t h e m e m b e r s h l p h a d V l s e n 'to 96,000.
By 1935 there were five. a n d . a h a lf
m i i l i o n members. ^
•Wheh the Sovlet U n i o n was attack-ed
by, \tie Nazis i n 1941, the heroism
and^-valour of: the Komsomol reached
new oielgiits; A l i the; love, of ^thelr
country that h a d , been developed
was' 6hown i n the säcrifice each and
:CT^ybi]^was^^
!;defcp|ai|jala^
I t o r c e m l U i o n members o f the k o m -
sonwi ?were : d « ^^
; Työläl«uiheihjtcrveisin,,;iUttotolmI- At the end o f the war, the Komso-
... ^1 > '-.^ . „ • . maKlmiunvjhelpitoiireconstruction/?^^^^^
l o t l a n i c i ^ a t l i i t o l l e «aniobik^^^
Seurat,, Jotka ehkä ^haluavat, yim-o
i a h i i t u t n e u v o n ^ t ^ J v ä t l x ) ^^
l u n ihelp to reconstructibn. A t
:the-'caU;Of.,Wie central.Cmnjnlttee of
;::tii^|i^c||0^fC^
to fitalii^rad to: help i n housing: a nd
recbnstructlon. Porty-tliree thou-sandL,
wenf^to the Donctz B a s i n f or
reoonstruction work a n d m i n i n g.
; T h e
iloo£äii^^S||läc^^
itoiJ^ilM^lepj^^
m i l l l b h k b m s b m o l s that the organlza-d
tH inleltä, että.
ka^rö^^meddtse..
• y v a a n ^ / ; ; e n ^ ; -
iMIiiiMiim» iKaikkien s ^ Ä k ^ROSVO-ROpPE", jossa qn englarinin-'
joko ''MAAIU^ÄANKAXJNEmTYtTÖ^ "KAKSI V f f l - ,
T n n i A " * _ i T » . * . * . u T T T «aT QST" , i n k a on DalKUtU ,
« SI
ÖRKLAND "tfelSSSÄ H a l l . 54 MeCamus A y e , tlistotoa,
' l < ^ B U R Y ; ^ S ^ m S f H a ^ hnhtlk. 21 p n » k l o 8 l p .
L A K E , S n o m i r a h l a , maanantaina.
^5fcVVE:E^:iiAMKiiiJl8ta^^
A l i v e l y y o u t h j o u m e l w h i c h w i l l interest a l i y o u n g Canä- r ,b 1
dians is W o r l d Y o u t h ; M a g a z i n e . Articles o n ' ^ r t 8 , ' ' c h e 8 8 , . I
stamps, f i l m s and d a n c h i g a l i have a p l a c e i n W o r l d Y o u t h ' f 1
Commlttee of the-^vrVC/lL; cailed on^a^
by p l e d g i n g ' t o build ä sU(^'buiiding
capabie bf h o l d i n g , mooo • • to ; of
: i i a d a n (Punaisen . R i s t i n , eriko^^^^
t r i X O. B r o w n öttamnon s e l v i l l e t un
| g l t | j S p ? i t t # l i ^
ipractlcaV: q U e s t l o n s o f ibulld^
, m u n i s m t h a t ' this <pongress ' w l l l d e a l/
'How to h e l p the f u U i l m e n t ^ o t , the
r l s l n g matenal-and.cultural xcQUire-
I ^ T h i s i P o n g r m w l l l be o f tremendpus
.'importance, not o n l y tb S o v l e t Y o u th
i b u t t o : t h e , y p u t h i o f . , t h e : i^
p a i l l j b u i > n 4 o ' l
maasta, m ^ : 20 ruot
lautakuntäiakäa(.i^eil(Jcättsw ,
^nlth$>^o^n)^fieti;^}Airöntftfän%1lll
mitään
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I n d i a n and Chinese young pebple met a n d danc«d.and Wng ;
to?ether for two days recently iat the f i r s t T r a n s v a a l F e s t i v a l ;
tofciBeaceiand-jbhaniiesburg,
Soti
both religious and educational l e a d e r s . , A l a n P a t o n . auChor -
• » i i
When t h e C a n a d i a n , representative a t t h e f n t e m a t f o n a l ' ^ ^
Office of the WFX>.Y; v i s l t*d I n d i a recently, h i » impreMlbns : '
many lanids who bclong to (the 7 0 ; m i l l i o i x nMiW)CT:'WorM^'^^^
F^^äU(m'|oi^
International ybuth:fed«ratiOT;;ä^
Sudbury, ~ . T e d PoveU vas elected
c h a i m t a n bf. t h e i N o r t h em O n t a r io
'Ski Zone this w e e k e h d , a t ' t h e i r a n -
n i i a i meeting heJd a t t h e tämentian.
l i Ä i i i i i i i i i i ^ ^
T h e l o n g two-day meeting «aw n u -
nierous new'fliotions and recommen-dations
anade f o r n e x t y e a r . ' , A U re*
£olutions made are to be passed o n ' t o'
the O n t a r i o division bf; the C a n a d i an
A m a t e u r . S k l Association; . ' T h e O n t a^
r i o d i v i s i o n meets i n Toronto;:on^Aprll
24 and 25 a n d the C A S A w i l l , h o I d i t s .
meeting o n M a y 28 a t fiundrfdge.
' M o r e t h a n ninety peir cent of the
votiri« power;waiprcMnt .ivithreprie-.-
sentative^ f r o m i K i r k l a n d t/äke; S a u l t
, ; S t e|j*Mie|^^
H a i l e y b u r y , Englehart; , J f i c k e l p i s r'
t r i c t clubs prcsent wcre O n a p i n g &ti
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Clubs present voted 100 p e r c e nt
that the f o l l o w i n g reeolutions be {»as-s
e d on to t h e C a n a d i a n A m a t e i i r B k i
Association. < , , > > ;
T h a t the / i m i t e of t h e N t i r t h c n i j
S k l Zone include H u n t s v i l l e ^ ^ P a r ry
S o u n d r C h a l k B i v e r a n d p a r t s K o r t h/
. B y Finnl£h clubs r ^ a r d i n g t r l a ls
chböaing C a n a d i a n representative* to
Olymplcs i t wa8 recommeiided/that
perÄjrincI be, p l c k c d fromwlrmei» o f
C a n a d i a n - croas-countty "chämploh-
^hlps. And a meet be h e l d durittg t he
t r ^ n l n g period prior to emi>arkatlon.'
boys elJgible. A r v o Äyräntö, O . « a u k i -
o j a and L . R a a s k a . ' - • . \
.Äyräntö, - i h i s year'» Canadian
champ, w l l l conduct a croBs-countty
«kl.school next f aU i n öudbury.
.; A, vote bf thanks was made ,to^^
S a m m o n , P o j a t C h i b for t h e i r J^ioet
succeisfui Canadian croas-couniry
;mbet'Hfi|s^<^
fiUntb^.i^Britti^^
electeä c h a i r m a n of i h e «'oMt-countiy,
«imlnttfceft^ö
jaertab^B ot the three P i n n U t o - C a - '
n a d i a n Asnateur öports PBderatjbri,
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