uld today he has asked every federal government member to l".('lp make his humanitarian move- ment as big and beneficial as the Red Cross in Canada

He wants the government to provide him with enough money to have 90 of his specially built

lancea.

Callow, who's used to getting what he wants, is confident he'll be granted the money—-about 51,- 500,000. .

“I think every member will vote for it. like they voted for the Dominion charter that gave me the chance to operate on a na- tional basis." said the courageous inventor-humanitarian.

"They couldn't vote very well for the charter and not for this, could they?”

Waiter. 59, has been crusading a. long time to make life happier for North America’: crippled vet- :-rans and in\'alids. And he's been flat on his back for 25 of 47 year; nt blindness. paralysis and almost constant pain.

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parties said they would bring it up on the floor of the Commons. A cabinet minister pledged the scheme would be given careful consideration.

Walter figures that if the gov- ernment can finance 90 coaches. he can do the rest single-handed. The coaches will be used to trans- port crippled veterans. shut-ins and children suffering from cere- bral palsy and polio to hockey and

ambulance capable of carrying ‘.8 stretcher cases, six wheelchairs and 10 patients with minor injur- ies.

He has three $18,000 roaches al- ready ln operation in the Mari- timea. There isn't a wheelchair patient in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick who hasn't been taken

Callow Seeks Federal Assistance To Expand Humanitarian Movement

- lable. .

The response to his letter to lviicdd 1 {hlm 1 “ed 1,, parliameiiitarians so fiir has been onmrmfn Alberta,“ sﬁgwmwan mwung Hg‘ Membeb from “‘ rind the Territories but declined

baseball games. church services Island lb 10 {mm 14- and picnics. Totals of the numbers injured

If there's an emergency. he'll with figures for the corresponding turn the coaches, complete with period of 1952 in brackets included: driver and hostess, over to the Newfoundland 414 (134. in St. government. In 15 minutes one John's only in 1952; R21, 159 can be transformed into an (130): Nova Bcotia 1,942

of St. John's where there were two

But he says he's happy. He doesn't smoke or drink and his only “extravagance" is eating pep- permints. .But there's one thing about him that stands out: “Tak- ing no for an answer isn't one of my vii-tues.f'

1953 Fatalities

OTTAWA. (GP) — There were more people killed and more in- jured in motor vehicle accidents in Canada. excluding Quebec. in the first nine months of 1953 than in the corresponding period the previous year. The number of ac- cidents rose is per cent in the January-" ptember period.

The bureau of statistics re- ported Thursday that 102,762 acci- dents killed 1.320 persons and in- jured 34.069 compared with 88,475 accidents in the January-Septem- ber period of 1952 which caused 1,225 deaths and injured 31,126.

Reports for Bummerside, P, E. I., and Quebec province were not

in British Columbia. Nova scotia. New Brunswick, Manitoba and Prince Edward Island. There were 21 fatalities in Newfoundland in the first nine months of i953, but 1952 figures covered only the city

deaths.

Fatalities in Nova Bcotla dropped to 78 from 36, New Brunswick to tit! from 88 and Prince Edward

(1,601); New Brunswick H772 (854).

ANCIENT UNIVIETSITY

Origin of Cambridge University is lost in antiquity, but first au- thentic records date from 1230.

capitol Theatre Service Well Attended

The first in a Sunday. night series of Pre-Easter

1 El, , _ E- M ‘h , and Easter the Guitar, “Take Up Thy Gross (clzydlllngem Frees" Slzrtnvy:-her) ”i"spu:.eti;d mp‘: lsm azgbovgmtﬁi: ﬂiieiesuriideeig 31:: tile“ tliazitaoll snd1Followd Me.’ This was wlell HA”,-Ax_ (cp,_w,"" Callow km,u_ pc 0 (2 race ved an made a splendid n-

salvation Army was well attend- ed Sunday night,

In this designated “Family Year" of The Army. it is felt that if religion is to be a stimulant to national life then it must em- brace the God-chosen unit of all creation sp—Bp the family.

singing the old hymns such as: “We have heard the joyful sound"; “The Lord's my Shepherd"; "What a Wonderful Day." These hymns were interspersed with personal testimony as to God's power to change lives.'The martial nir ol “Onward Christians soldiers" as played by the Citadel Band was appreciated.

The congregation rose to its feet as Sr. Captain Les. Titcombc mentioned the passing of an Is- land statesman and gentleman farmer in the late Senator Jones. Prayer was offered on behalf of Mrs. James and the family, ,

The singing policemen in the persons of Constables L. Archer‘

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The second of these family ral- lies will be held next Sunday night in the Capitol Theatre. The co- operation of Mr. Clown and staff of the theatre was much appreci-

Reports Good Year

WINNIPEG. (CP)— The Hud- son's Bay Company announced l"ri- day a net profit of $3,690,000 from trading for the year ended Jan. 31. 1954. compared with 83,119,000 at the same time in 1953.

The surplus on the land account was $582,000 against 3468.000 last year. Figures are based on 12.80 to the pound sterling.

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