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Sunday
School
Lets
Speak
Bluntly
WHATEVER
ELSE
may
be
said
about
the
Soviet
Union
at
least
its
manners
are
distinctive,
says
Montreal
Star.
What
is
to
be
made
of
a
government
which
sends
its
foreign
minister
abroad
to
discuss
a
plan
for
European
self-help,
aided
by
American
capital,
and
at
the
same
times
launches
a
violent
propaganda
attack
upon
the
country
sponsoring
the
plan?
Up
to
now
there
has
been
a
tendency
to
excuse
this
kind
of
performance.
We
feel
we
must
"get
along
with
the
Russians,"
and
that
it
is
important
to
maintain
co-operation.
But
it
is
about
time
that
the
Russians
gave
"
some
heed
to
getting
along
with
'
us.
We
have
been
saying
that
we
must
try
and
understand
the
Russians,
whose
ways
are
different
from
our
ways.
How
about
the
Russians
trying
to
understand
us
for
a
change?
We
have
said
that
part
of
the
trouble
is
that
the
Russians
are
suspicious
of
us,
and
we
must
allay
their
fears.
It
is
perhaps
time
we
said
out
loud
that
we
are
highly
suspicious
of
the
Russians,
who
might
make
an
effort
to
prove
to
us
that
our
suspicions
are
wrong.
;
General
Marshall
was
right
to
strike
out
as
he
did.
He
declared
that
the
Soviet
pronaganda
was
"a
malicious
distortion
of
the
truth."
This
plain
speaking,
distant
though
it
may
be
from
the
normal
amenities
of
diplomatic
procedure,
was
amply
justified.
In
dealing
with
a
boor,
it
is
necessary
to
be
just
as
blunt
as
that.
PRINCE
RUPERT
!
YEARS
AGO
July
19,
1922
Roy
Jones,
Ketchikan
frier,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Seattle
In
his
Curtis
flying
boat
Northbtrd,
,to
.join
the
Alaska
fisheries
patrol.
Ills
speed
on
the
flight
was
70
to
75
miles
an
hour.
He
hcped
to
make
arrangements
to
fly
passengers
from,
Ketchikan
to
Prince
Rupert.
Lazo
Schwartz,
Hungarian
violinist,
had
been
engaged
by
the
management
cf
Uie
Westhohne
Theatre
to
play
a
series,
pf
minl-
uture
concerts.
His
repertoire
included
Seventeenth
and
Eighteenth
century
classics
and
Hungarian
folk
music.
Average
sockeye
catchc
on
the
Skeena
for
the
week
were
100
to
160
fish
per
boat,
considered
to
i
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oniy
latr
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were
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much
better
fishing
rhich
was
expected
in
the
neat
future.
July
19,
1912
The
city
council,
finding
the
cost
excessive,
decided
to
change
1he
plans
of
putting
the
Section
One
sewers
in
at
the
14-foot
level
to
the
five-foot
level.
lbs.
with
11"
cat
tcr
bar.
Sturdy,
economical
saves
tiiuet
wouey,
labor.
Sold
Exclusively
in
this
Area
by:
Premier
Sir
Richard
McBrlde,
Attorney
General
Bowser,
W.
H.
Hayward.
MPJ5.,
William
Hanson,
M.P.P.
and
Lawrence
McRae,
secretary
to
the
premier,
return-id
to
the
city
from
"Hazelton
where
they
addressed
the
settlers
and
met
an
Indian
delegation
regarding
lands.
Professor
Ernest
Odium
of
Vancouver,
with
a
party
of
mining
men,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
enroute
to
Hazelton
to
examine
mining
interests
there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
de
Courcey
and
daughter
Gale
Anne,
of
Long
Beach,
California,
arrived
in
the
city
Friday
afternoon
on
the
Camosun
to
spnd
the
next
two
weeks
visiting
Mrs.
de
Cour-
cey's
father,
Syd
Hamblin.
Mrs.
de
Courcey
is
the
former
Eileen
Hamiblin.
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QUESTIONS
(By
REV.
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral)
It
is
not
so
long
ago
that
I
was
looking
at
a
picture
of
the
Garden
of
Eden
that
had
been
drawn
by
a
Japanese
and
Adam
and
Eve
both
looked
as
if
they
were
of
the
Japanese
race.
There
was
also
a
picture
of
the
birth
of
Our
Saviour
in
which
He
and
the
Blessed
Mother
and
Saint
Joseph
were
all
Japanese.
There
is
a
beautiful
drama
which
was
played
in
the
prin-'
Pharaoh
and
a
hls
nost
clpal
English
speaking
cities
of;y
somenoWi
tnough
my
skin
b
the
world
twenty
ago'
years
wn,te
and
j
haye
neyer
beena
called
"Green
Pastures"
in
which
!
the
record
of
Creation,
the
Fall,
the
Deluge;
the
Exodus
and
right
along
to
the
Redemption
is
all
enacted
as
seen
in
the
mind's
eye
of
a
negro
child
in
the
state
of
Louisiana.
And,
of
course,
the
Lord
God
is
a
colored
gentleman
with
a
white'
beard.
Adam
and
Eve
are
a
young
negro
man
and
woman.
The
angels
are
similarly
colored
as
are
the
prophets
of
the
Lord
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.,
near
Fulton
St
Minister
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
MA.
Organist:
Miss
Rose-Marie
Hartwlg
11:00
ajn.
Morning
WorshiD.
Brigadier
Gillingham,
District
O.C.
of
the
Salvation
Army,
will
Conduct
the
service.
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
f;
MacSween,
Minister
Miss
Gwendolyn
iflcRae,
Organist
SUNDAY
JULY
20
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus.
A
cordial
Invitation
to
worship
with
this
congregation
Is
extended
to
all.
The
Salvjition
Army
Sat.,
8
p.m.
Service
of
Praise.
Services
on
Sunday,
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
at
12:30
p.m.
A
welcome
will
be
given
to
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Jarrett.
All
are
invited.
Local
insurance
Man
Wins
Trip
Tom
McKeown,
local
Insurance
agent
has
again
won
a
trip
to
the
Sun
.Life,;
Assurance
Qo.
convention
to
be
held
at
Banff
in
September.
Mr.
McKeown
qualified
with
a
total
which
placed
him
high
among
the
few
in
British
Columbia
who
won
membership
in
the
President's
section
of
the
Macaulay
Club.
This
is
reserved
for
those
agents
producing
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
worth
or
more
of
new
paid
business
during
the
year.
The
four-day
convention
to
be
held
in
Banff
vill
be
attended
by
leading
pro
ducers
from
Canada
and
the
I
United
States.
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MORTIMER
You
see,
the
Bible
stories
are
ever
so
much
truer
than
mere
factual
statements
since
they
go
right
down
to
the
root
of
the
matter.
Those
words
speak
to
the
soul
of
man,
to
each
in
his
own
tongue
and,
according
to
his
own
circumstances.
Incidental
things
such
as
color
of
skin
and
race
are
hardly
noticed.
The
Bible
is
concerned
with
the
things
that
are
always
true,
not
the
things
concerning
which
the
opinions,
of
men
change
from
day
to
day
the
Nature
of
God
and
the
Nature
of
Man.
That
Is
why
the
Bible,
though
some
of
it
was
written
in
the
form
we
now
have
it
as
much
as
thirty-five
hundred
years
-ago;
some
of
it
derived
from
documents
and
traditions
much
older
than
that,
even;
and
the
most'
recent
words
there
were
written
eighteen
hundred
years
ago:
yet
that
Book
is
still
the
most
modern
book.
Maybe
we
have
today
more
information
about
certain
of
the
mechanical
aspects
of
our
environment.
At
one
time
they
thought
the
world
was
flat
and
now
they
think
it
is
spherical
except
for
a
few
rebels
who
hold
that
its
true
structure
is
that
of
a
revolving
disci
Bu?these
are
not
the
vital
things.
The
Bible
Is
not
concerned
to
teach
yoa
The
result
Is
either
sentimen-
science
,
'
geography
or
celestial
mechanics,
tal
trash
or
the
sort
of
stuf:
you
Is
never
a
mistake
"T
"
It
Is
the
Inspired
Word
dealing
can
get
out
of
a
magazine
In
upon
a
child
that
tne
sum
ox
Hth
Mon
nnrl
his
Creator.
If
th
np
nsp
offering
but
noor
human
nowcut,f
w
t
were
not
far
more
than
an
j
competiUon
to
Hollywood
and
In
j
ordinary
book
It
Is
safe
to
say
that,
after
all
these
centuries,
we
would
never
have
heard
of
It.
No
fair-minded
person
goes
to
the
Bible
in
order
to
mate
a
mathematical
calculation,
a
a
scientific
lecture
or
an
aeroplane.
There
Is
much
good
science,
good
mathematics,
good
literature
arid
good
mechanics
In
the
Word
of
Ood
but
the
Book
Is
not
primarily
a
scientific
text,
book
or
a
work
of
literature
but
record
of
the
revelation
of
God
In
Dixie,
the
truth
of
God's
to
man-
If
you
want
to
Know-word
kind
of
a
being
are,
was
never
so
plain
to
me
what
you
P
to
the
Bible.
If
you
want
to
as
when
I
read
that
script
and
saw
that
play
on
the
screen.
I
know
right
and
wrong,
go
to
the
Bible,
or,
Deuer
sun,
10
some
discreet
and
learned
minister
of
the
Word
of
God.
Some
one
who
has
been
chosen
and
set
apart
by
the
church
and
thing
which
Hollywood
or
Hearst
wii!
never
give
you.
Something
you
io
not
get
at
school
or
at
work
nd
which
is
not
even
in
your
own
home
unless
you
havs
been
to
church
and
taken
It
home.
dont
take
it
too
seriously,
for
within
ten
years
they
may
have
a
totally
different
explanation.
But
the
place
to
learn
about
the
origin
and
nature
of
Man
ls
the
Bible.
On
more
word
must
be
added
has
sworn
that
for
his
whole
and
u
concerned
w!th
Uie
me
he
will
make
the
study
and
very
real
llmlu
to
wnat
w
can
minUtry
of
the
Word
his
cilef
knQW
Jt
u
the
JooUsh
anJ
un.
concern.
Trouble
can
result
,
,earned
m
nUglha
and
from
some
ignorant
soui
picmng
up
the
Bible
for
the
first
time
and
opening
it
at
random
and
coming
to
some
conclusion
that
can
be
both
extravagant
and
false.
We
believe
that
the
Biblt
should
be
open
and
available
to
all
in
their
own
language,
but
also
believe
that
It
Is
not
unreasonable
to
call
upon
people
to
hear
sermons.
Any
and
every
sermon
must
expound
the
Bible.
A
preacher
who
uses
the
pllPlt
to
speaK
of
best
sellers
or
political
mat
ters
is
in
the
same
category
as
a
railway
ticket,
agent
who
offers
magazines
instead
of
tickets
from
his
window.
I
am
convinced
that
one
of
the
reasons
for
the
defection
from
church
attendance
on
the
part
of
many
people
has
been
the
blythe
way
in
which
thousands
of
those
who
should
have
known
better
have
ignored
the
Word
of
God
and
have
"given
an
address"
instead
of
preaching
a
sermon.
A
Jeivellery
Store
You
can
Depend
on...
That's
what
we
always
want
litis
place
to
be.
We
will
not
knowingly
sell
you
an
unsatisfactory
article
and
will
do
our
best
to
make
right
any
defect
which
mayturn
up
in
anything
bought
here.
Through
long
experience
we
have
found
the
factories
which
make
the
best
qualities.
We
try
to
keep
our
prices
on
a
par
with
those
of
larger
cities.
We
are
always
here
to
make
any
adjustments.
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Manager
that
we
see
through
a
glass
the
other
case
poor
competition
darkly.
We
are
surrounded
by
to
Hearst.
When
we
are
being
deep
and
great
mystery
ana
loyal
to
the
Bible
and
what
the
j
much
of
It
is
Impenetrable
and
Bible
teaches,
we
are
In
a
field
j
imponderable.
That
there
are
by
ourselves.
Then,
when
jou!enw
in
me
uaiu.
ccne
to
church
you
hear
some
sure.
Hence,
more
parwcuwnj
our
witness
for
the
truth
of
lite
Bible.
It
is
Just
as
big
an
error
to
claim
to
know
too
little
as
to
claim
to
know
too
much.
But
the
day
will
never
pM
Vhen
mortal
man,
truly
understanding
what
little
he
can
understand.
The
place
to
learn
about
the
wl
n,led
or
fihouM
'
m
origin
of
races
may
be
the
En-
with
awe
and
wonder
and
rev-
s
ls
what
1
teke
to
cyclopaedia
Britannlca,
though
eJence-
oe
me
meaning
oi
inai
profound
statement:
"The
fear
of
the
Lord
wisdom."
is
the
beginning
of
Minuter
A
pu.el
Morning
Serves
(Or
Onrtf
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ffiT.
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