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OTTAWA. May 8 - (CF) Canada's first drive-in church was opened in Britannia Drive-in Theatre Sunday by Rev. E. W.

LO:-(DON. May .5 -- (CF) - Child movie-goers are in danger of acquiring a completely-phoney set of values. a Government inves- tigating committee said today.

The committee. which has been studying the effect of movies on children since December. 1947. said in its 60.000-ward report "We are convinced that the regular por- trayal of false values is more pervasive and dangerous than the depiction of crime or impropriety."

There was a "sort of continual preaching from Hollywood that the only thing that matters is to be smarter than your neighbor." the committee said. It added:

"Films suitable for children which lay emphasis on spiritual values are too few and for be- tween and we regret the lack of films depicting happy marriage or contentment in family life."

The committee disagreed on sug- gestions that the movies are large- to blame for juvenile delin- quency and moral laxity. The

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dren than is generally supposed because "much of what. children see at the cinemas is soon forgot- ten." "There is little evidence of the serious imitation of gangster charscters by children in real life and practically no fully-proved evidence of imitation that is any- thing more than crude panto- mime." the majority said.

The committee criticized some animated cartoons as being more terrifying than gangster films.

"We saw a Donald Duck film which we considered should have hsd a horror certificate." it said.

But the movies' big danger. said the committee. is that they expose children "to the suggestion that the highest values in life are riches. rower. luxury and public adulation. and that it does not mat- ter very much how these are at- tained or used."

The committee suggested that a special committee be created to classify movies for children. Some

majority took the line that gang- ster pictures do less harm to chil-

fiims should not be shown to chil- dren at all. it said.

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BERLIN. May 6 - (AP) -Tux) Communist storm troopers of the East German "People's Police.” arrested when they wandered into W est Berlin. confirmed re- ports that Soviet Russia is rearm- mg East Germany with army. air force and sea units.

The two pleaded guilty in a United States court to entering the American sector of Berlin with six comrades in military uniform. carrying army pistols and trans- porting old German army ma- chine-guns and assault rifles.

The defendants. ueut. Heine Erich Nocht. 21. and Pte. Wilhelm Rnloff. 22. said they did not know that wearing uniforms and carry- ing military weapons were for- bidden by the Yalta. and Potsdam agreements and the four-power Allied Control Council law disarm- im all Germans in 945.

They gave the court these ob- servations:

After a short training as police- men, including law courses, they

gunit kept on the alert. There are 36 such units of 1.000 men each-the equivalent of three army divisions. They are being trained deep in the soviet zone. under the eye of Russian secret police officers. Tanks. armored cars. light and heavy machine-guns. grenades and assault rifles are used in daily ccmbat exercises. followed by "pol- moral education" classes under Communist ccmmissars. The training is conducted by old former German army officers. Roloff testified there is I bud- ding air force and Nocht described the Bcreitschnft in Schwerin as a

Armstrong of Britannia Heights United Church. Under a cloudless sky and surrounded by budding trees. about 1.300 worshippers - l,l)0 of them in cars A listened to the minister preach on the sub- ject "God and His universe."

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Other Fires In, Canada Recently

(By The Canadian Press)

F.imouski's disastrous week-end fire matched some of the most damaging in Canada's history. such as the sil.000.000 Toronto fire in 1901 and the 59,500,000 Ottawa. Hull blaze in 1900.

Canada's worst disaster was the Halifax explosion and fire on Dec. 6, 1917, which caused a loss of 52.5,- 000000

A Csnadlan Press compilation of major fires in recent years:

June LS. 1949-Vancouver. ws - tel-front. 31,000,000. March 17. i040-Rouyn. Que,

business section. S2.000.000.

March 15. 1049-Quebec. arena. 31,000,000.

March 9. 1049--Edmonton. ware- house. 82.000000.

Jan. 23. 1949-Regina. transporta- tion garages and offices. si.O00,-

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chemical buildings. 31,000,000. Aug. 23. 1946-Montreal. freight

yards, 31.000000.

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N. S. Fisherman is Drowned

HALIFAX. May 7-ICP)-Strong northwest winds whipped across Nova Scotla during the weekend caused the drowning of one man and fanned several forest fires.

At sea the winds freed two tugs held captive by ice for 11 days and sent small ships scurrying for shelter.

Frank Brown, 54. of Halifax drowned today when a boat from which his. his wife and a mule companion were fishing was over- turned un choppy Springfield Lake. 15 miles north of here. The wa- msn and the other man were sav- ed by another fisherman but Brawn went under before he could be reached.

The tugs Bansturdy and Founda- tion Vera and a canal barge. trapped in tightly-packed ice in the Strait of Canso since April 25. were freed when the wind loosened the ice. The Bansturdy was en route from Halifax to Port Alfred. Que.. and the Vera was towing the barge to Montreal. After escaping from the ice the vessels put in at Plctou. N. S.. as gusts up to 60 miles an hour threatened to part tow lines.

N. S. Legislature Prorogued Saturday

HAL.I1"AX,'May '1 -(OP) -The Nova scotla legislature prologued Saturday. ending s session that had as its chief feature an act. to grant pensions to caablnet minist-

ass. It is the first act of its kind in Canada.

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Do not park on the left side of the Streets.

Do not double park.

Do not park within 10 ft. of a Fire Hydrant.

Do not park in "No Park- ing” zones.

Do not park over sidewalks or across walks.

And last, but not least. do not fail to stop at designat- ed Stop signs. signed: 0. W. McART1ll)R. Chief of Police

Judge at Parry Sound. Out. for the past 19 years, James Boyd Moon. 00, died suddenly in To- ronto while attending the annual meeting of the County Judg3s' As- sociation. Born in Moonstone. in Simcoe County. Judge Moon was called to the bar in i913, after studying at Osgoodc Hall in To- . ronto. Before his appointment. he l practised at Mount Forest. omrvi with his uncle. and was town clerk

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Nlld. Premier And Minister Begin Tour I

MONTREAL, May 7 -JOP7 - Health Minister Challrer of New- foundland arrived here tonight en route to Quebec City where will formally invite Premier Duplessis to attend Newfoundland Day celebrations in st. John's June 24.

Mr. Chalker is expected to see Premier Duplessis tomorrow.

He then will fly on to the Pro- vincial capitals of New Brunswick, Nova scotia and Prince Edward Island to tender similar invitations. Meanwhile. Premier smaliwood of Newfoundland is making a. flying tour of Ontario, the Prairies and Western Provinces on a similar mission.

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MONCTON. N. 13., May 6 -- ”fca conditions in the Gulf of St, Law- rence have been the worst in the past thirty years and have inlvr-1 fered considerably with our service between Newfoundland and Cam: ada." declared W. E. Robinson. vice-president and general mun- ager. Atlantic Reglon. of the Cana-

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MONTREAL. May T -(OP) -e A terse wireless message from the liner Empress of France Saturday told of the rescue of three men in the Wide reaches of the St. Lawrence River 400 miles below Montreal.

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