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     _. CARDINAL SEES FOPE-in Vnticsn City. Frsncis Csrdinsl Spell- 
     
     man (lclt), Archbishop of New York. is received in audience by Pope 
     
     - Plus xn Cprdlnal Spellman led a large American pilgrimage to 
     
     W“  Rome for the Holy Year ohservrmces. ..__- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     Detnonsitliviofii 09 V_l!'i¢d forms 01‘ 8i>01‘l5 will be given at the Canadian National Sporismerfs show 
     
     in the Coliseum It T0l‘0|1i0- Aflnufil Show. running March 17 to 25, will be opened by Premier Frost. 
     
     One feature will be wildlife exhibit by Ontario department of lands and forests. Animals such as 
     
     this wall, shown with Dr. Alan Secord and Barbara Mccarthy, will be on display. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Clm Lumsden. winner of the Lou Msrah tro- 
     
     phy ss Canada's outstanding sthlete ol the past 
     
     year, heard himself eulogised by some of the lead- 
     
     ing figures In the province, at the oiiicial presenta- 
     
     tion in New Toronto. Lulnsden is shown with Pre- 
     
     mier Lesile Frost, who presented the sward. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     GAS MAIN LEAK CAUSE! ILLNESS FOB It — wo women collapsed and 12 other persons. III- 
     
     riudln; eight children. were violently ill from us iumes thst leaked into two neighboring Msln St.. 
     
     Toronto, homes from 3 Consumer's the Co. msin. Neither house is serviced with us end both lun- 
     
     ilies hsd been pulled for two weeks over 1 series or ‘unexplained illnesses. Emergency crews and 
     
     doctors were rushed to the homes and iiremen from Mnin St. hail. across the street iron the housel. 
     
     gsve inhsintor treatment to the two women. Above. left are children of Mr. snd ll_lrs. W. King. Bill. live: 
     
     Mllllrell M117» 103 -"III. three: J09. ulna: Jenn. two. all made ill by [as iumes. At right are Mr. end 
     
     Mrs. E. Van sinelslr and son, Lorne, eluo stricken. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ten small children were carried to safety by rive adults when fire broke out in a Toronto house. 
     
     Mrs. Armstrong holds baby. One child was rushed to hospital, but his condition is good. House is 
     
     owned by Mrs. Muriel Beriauit. Seen is adopted son, Allan, six. Seven of the children are wards at the 
     
     Catholic Children‘: Aid Society. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     "'.l'ADl'0l.E" TOURNEY HELD AT SUMMIT — Toronto Ski ’CllIIl'l 
     
     "tadpole" skiers. all under 12 years. stole the spotlight with their 
     
     ‘ . ament st Summit, 0nt., over the week-eud. Robert Lamont. 10. 
     
     shows length ol his skis compared with those oi grown-ups. Toronto 
     
     Ski eluh, world's largest. has 2.300 members under 18. This wns the 
     
     tenth nnniverssry of the tint tadpole tourney, held in 1940. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     OD LUCK, BAD LOGS — A load of logs. rolling iroin a passing truck. crushed this our our 
     
     Bunsen. N.Y.. but the two occupants escaped from the front rest with only minor injuries. The telling 
     
    
   
   
    
     loll ill-It ‘ ” snother car. which wss slso hsdly dsmsged. before landinl on till! III¢0|I1°b“9- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     voskonieted to mind lacing the wait m o distance.‘-viiichh o|- ' . . . buck some 11 inches, keep my heels touching tiiefltior 
     
     me loloocii tine wuli uith two lingers oi my oummlch ‘ maintain balance rxniy wilhthe contogtoinne Iangevonzu1clI~ho'l\ti 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HOW REDS TORTURED BIJLGAE - Thcsc sketches illustrate one of the tortures described I17, 
     
     Michael Shipkov. iormer employee oi the U. S. Le gntion in Sofia. At the time oi his first arrest last 
     
     August. he was q|lCS“0I'ICd lor 32 hours and was made to stand in the position shown at right for 
     
     mnoh oi the period. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A . _ mos mi 4 hmiill “Mb Showed is were insured. -om mlouniy. In split open. inilstsc nine. wncn it skidded into n tree on No. s mm Firemen st llsnover. Ont. found the tire hydtsnt fr-osen when one of the town's two public ulna 
     
     In cup] on 5 4 ms urltrssed s tour-storey chinstown building in Montreal. rive Chmeee curd wsyv cost of lesmsvllle, ont., Grey Cosoli vehicle rm: Toronto wee horned st 8 un. They built 3 lire end used gasoline torches to chew hydrsnt out. Here surly slosh- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     viewers, ‘wanted "tour. pcrsanr before firemen ll‘ rived. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .':J|0 tors stsnd helpless. school we: horned down.