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ON T E AVENUE-Ncw York's Liined iifth Avenue is jammed with Easter paradcrs as thousands participate in the traditional stroll a-ltcr religious services

Frilly bonnets and fur coats the order of the day as the t-herman provided brilliant shine. chilly win-ds and low pcraturcs.

were wea- sun- tem-

ton. D.C. The latter has urged Congress to forget political differ- ences and provide India. with 2.-' 000.000 bushels of wheat to help Ieed her starving people

critical plight of her famine- str en nation is under discussion byEftQndia's Ambassador Mme. Vi- jayl" L. Pandit with secretary of stetl'Dcan Acheson in Washing-

. h took part in ennnal ximo zpgeking competition. Peu- line, who wee born and "D on A term, Ipoie on "The Cow 101' the filth successive time to win nut. mine, which consisted of In ermtul or books. ,,,

on; hurflreda of teachers et- .0nterio lduoetion enacte- couventgon new under wey in to. were nnnygpuubiio and school students. including 12- Yeer-old Pauline Drape or Here-

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Fit. Liciii. Omer J. Levesque 0! Montreal. the first Canadian. to shoot down a Fock-Wolfe fighter during World War ll. did a re-

In traditional Shan rites. Sao Hsen-g Ong. second son of the Bur- ncse president, was married to

The Scouiinc cycioum. or 1951. lifted display of scouting ectiv. ity in Cenadn history. now no-

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peat perlormance by nabbing Russian-bruilt M.I.G. jet in Korea during an encounter between 30 M. I. G.'s and 32 U. S. sabre jets.

"Audrey" Sao Horn Noan, daugh- ter of a native chief of Lawsauk, southern Shari

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a The M. I. G. shot down by ligh-

ter ace. an exchange pilot with

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force. was his first victory although as in

states of Burma, Groom was edu-

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der-way in Toronto. was oHiclel- ly opened by Lieutenent-Goven nor Rey Lawson ol Ontario. seen exhibition. second to be held in

Greet Mr.

5,000 Scouts

here greeting tendertoot n-ine-year-old Berry Gibson.

R.C.A.F. pilot who went to Eu- rope in 1941 with 410 Squadron he destroyed four German fighters and damaged one.

Mrs. Freda Linton Alexander of Montreal. lrecd of spy charges in Ottawa two years ago. is being held in detention by U.S. immi- gt-ation authorities in San Fran- cisco, Caiif.. under orders at de- portation io Canada. The 35- year-old woman has been held in custody for past three months pending her recent appearance. be- fore a federal grand jury, describ- ed as significant testimony about alien Reds. Mother of a two-yei!.r- old daughter. Mrs. Alexander went to US. to obtain a divorce in Reno and later had been accused of falsely cl.-timing U.S. citizen- ship. However. prosecution has been dropped because of her small child.

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Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrar received movieland's top awards for 1950. Miss Holliday received her gold Oscar for her portrayal of the dumb biondue in "Born Yes- terday”. Ferrar for his part of Cyrano de Bergerac, the long-nosed sword tighter.

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Taking time out from his ei-my duties to show two Korean young- sters what an ice cream cone looks like, with help of I bit at snow. is Pie. Frank Hardy oi Tor- onto and Welland. Ont. The re- capture of Churchon virtually re-

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Verna. Rousseau, 21, A secretary In the trade department. was chos- en ”Queen of the Civil Service" for 1951. Among her winnings in a tour-day all-expense trip to New York. Miss Rousseau is from Corn- wall. Ont. She defeated 25 other contestants.

I .3”.-T g. V President Juan Peron, seen 8Ib0VE. of Argentina. has been

suggested - by one of his pup. porters - as a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize because at his "justiciaiist principles" and prin- ciple of "spiritual diisarmement.” A resolution was moved in Cham- ber of Deputies that a committec be appointed to apply for use ewnrd.

stored the strategic picture as it existed before the Chinese Reds launched their New Year's Eve offensive. The city twice served as the base for unsuccessful all- out Red brcakthrou-gh attempta.

Julius Rosenberg and his wife.

Ethel, are shown. separated by wire screening. in the U.S. mer- shal's van as they lett federal court in New York city follow- ing their conviction on charges o! emlonage and conspiracy in trans- mitting atomic secrete to Soviet Russia. Their co-defendant. Mot-

ton Sobeii. was also round guilty by the jury who pariicipeted in United States first atom Q; trial. Their etntences, to be pro- nounced on April 5. could result in death verdict-but

severe penalty seido is imposed in the US.-or up to 30 yeare' im- prisonment. 4--

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