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EGOIIOIIR Turns ,Oown Relief ilirant To Poland ‘ ____ . ' By nose MUNRO OTPAWA, Oct. B-dcm-Poland

Is not getting s relief grant from,

Canada because the Canadian

authorities believe that her pre- sent needs are not as urgent as to require such aid from the Clov- ‘ernment’: limited relief appropri- ation. This is the explanation given here late today for the decision which has Just recently been made against extending post-UNRRA. relief to Poland. It was pointed out that the Canadian appropriation for post- U.N.R.R.A. relief, approved by Parliament lest summer, was only $20,000,000. ‘ Therefore this money had to be

spent where it was most urgently _needed. Italy and Greece each ‘was granted 8.000.000 and Aus- ; trls received $3,000,000, while l5,- ‘ 000,000 was ticketed for the Inter-

national Children's Emergency Ee- iief Fund as the Canadian contri- butlon.

The Canadian oflicials investi- gated closely Poland's cleiin to some or all of the remaining s4,- 000,000 of the appropriation but the survey showed that Poland was well down on the list and that other countries were ahead of her.

But it now has been decided that this $4,000,000 will not Lin- mediately be extended as relief but will all be held back for a serious relief emergency in Europe which it is felt here may arise within six months.

This will be a sum-comparative- ly small in the field of relief ex- penditures but at least something —which Canada will have on tap for immediate use when an emer- gency arises.

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Lutheran Pastor Travels by Plane

By ALEX JOHNSON

LEMMON, 8.0-, Oct. 8 — (AP) — ‘lihe 32-year-old pastor of a huge parish goes about his duties wth v a. Bible iri o-ne hand and a. pilot's

lodbook in the other. I Months ago Rev. Norval G. Hag-

land discovered that the airplane was the best and about the only y way to reach on a. sngle Sunday ' lhe scattered churches of a parish covering parts of six counties In northwestern South Dakota, where counties rim large and distances long.

He has over 200 hours in his l:g- boc-k. holds a private pilot's lccnuc and has lifted his light plane aloft an average of 14 hours a week "for the church."

Two Sundays each month he

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flies about 220 ar miles. on ctler Sundays, about 75, to visit range country churches. Weekday; he "drops ln" on lades aid meetings, makes parish calls, and "generally tries to keep in touch with my peo- ple by a rplone."

l-le estimates he covers 1,400 air miles a week “and havent had my car further out of town than the Lemmon. S.D., airport" since his installation in Jruly a; pastor of the Lemmon circuit ar parish of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.

winging over the Prairies already has produced at least two amusing anecdotes for the flying man of

Once, Mrs. Hesland and their two small daughters flew with h m to a ladies aid meeting at a ranch home. Mr. Hegland landed in I field about 160 ya-rds from the house, "but unfortunately, on the other side of the river."

waded Across River

"Mi-s. Hegland, good sport that she is, removed her nylons end waded acroaa the river wth the baby in hei- arms while I tied down the plane."

Anon,"- time, Mr. Hegiand land- ed for a Sunday service and dis- covered an air show under woy st ‘ pgghure air strip near the church.

"i w” invxed to speak to the combined audiences and the sir show was halted." he recalls. “fl gave me a real thrill to address them; ‘members of Homme Isuth- eron church. friends, neighbors and fellow pilots.‘ "

The plane has enabled the FN- ple of tiny Firodtéd and Isabel. 5.1)., to have a r8801!!!‘ Pm" ‘S’ ter vwo years without one and af- iei- they had asked a dozen tmel for a minister.

He remember “s certain. I50!’- pugsed pastor" Who 101i’. thlh "W! sky mission was more romantic than practical."

It's the other way around. Mr. "Begland thlnlm. ‘i I "Many people are reached with the church's message wtio would otherwise be neglected. It is work- Ihig wt even better than I expect- “is

He fears winter weather will ground him at times. sithwuh N! pa... will be equipped with 11'-

11 the weather Is too bad. he'll use the oar “or do as the 99°71‘ d

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One phase of the experiment was to test air resistances at ex-i treme speeds, which causes lack

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oi’ stability and leads to slack and inefficient control in conventional planes. The experimental plane was had a wing span of eight feet and a length of about i2 feet.

The robot was equipped with transmitting apparatus to report technical details of its behavior. its alcohol-burning motor was an

mode of polished mahogany. It.

liimsted to develop 3.000 horse- , power at 900 miles an houi. “Ifftlfo iii-dine pilot oi the mother ghlp reported. "The motor is kon and It has rnade a. straight ta e- oflGiound observers watched til: start of the flight by Tad“-

conventional jel- Plam muted

above the mother plane making photographs. The robot was launched at 12:29 p.m.

scientists directing the test said different plane models would be

l-iaviliand, famous test pllot_ was killed last year.

De» Havilland was believed fly- ing close to the speed of sound when he crashed in the Thames

used in inter experiments. These estuary.

will include some with swept- -—

back wings similar to the De MODELS 0F KINDNESS Havilland tail-less Swallow jet

plare In which Geoffrey De WATTON, Norfolk, Eng-WP)-

Village youngsters are “adopting” agrd people and running errands for them under a scheme for making children models of kind- ness to parents and elders.

ANIMAL SHORTAGE

No quadrupcds are native to the Mlcroneslsn Islands.

adaptation and Improvement of those used in German rocket-pro- pellc,‘ fighters during the war. Scientists conducting the ex- periment will require about a week's study of the records before precise details can be announced. Sir Ben Lockspeiser, Director d Scientific Research for the Miri- Ifllfy. decided to use n pilotless plane because he did not wish to gamble with human life.

Ibr an instant after its release from the hiosqiilto bomber, the experimental craft plummeted to- ward the sea. Then its motor, cg.

niy congregation do - stay home."

Mr. Hegland and h‘s family live In two trailers. giving them corn. plete r-ground mobility go m" the b parish.

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