-nr-r-
I
senders
aboard
OU
in
the
firat
.
aoiuaiij
Ul
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Su.t;U-.
June
16.
1951
class,
buu
tourist.
:
When
the
mist
I
I
1
We
are
travelling
first
cla.-
sun
--..,,
,,
'.
4
eracesfi'$C1uit
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
for
the
simple
reason
that
you
i
north
shore
of
t'h
Just
can't
get
westbound
tourist
Lawrence
The
v
'
accommodation
nowadays
unless
dians
have
sudrie
1
you
book
months
ahead.
j
exuberant
life.
Most
of
the
passengers
aboa'
d
!
the
upper
deck
L-.'
tl
Ihia
chin
am
im
m
urn
a
.W.ni
linua
it
k.
As
I
See
It
m
ore
ai
I
inn
il
ii
-
:-
n
.."f
near
horn,
An
independent
daii.v
tevspiiper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruprrt
nd
N
on
hern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
d
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dully
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
KVNTFR.
Managing
Editor.
H
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES:
embarked
at
Le
Have.
They
'
appear
to
be
of
a
high
class,
physically
and
mentally.
I
personally
would
not
vouch,
offhand,
for
their
political
ideas
for
many
of
them
are
obviously
;
".en
laces,
m
.l
,
!
voices,
even
by
th.
1
wuh
wmch
:
hands,
heads,
to
emph
K
"
speech.
;
We
English-siskin,.
Saturday
Sermon
(By
-R.
v.
L.
G.
Sieber,
First
United
Church
DIRECTORY
SrfICM
In
all
rliim
tiw
at
II
4.
in.
mid
?:su
11.111.:
MimiHy
schitol
al
l:l&
rkfrpl
aa
kllOMfll.
-
Mil
K
AN
f
4THI.IIHAI.
tli
An
W
at
Uuiuunulr
til.
i-uMJV
ScIi.hjI
2l
pill.
Calum
fca.il
S
if.K-fc
uir
B
A..
B.r.
Carrier.
Per
Wtwk.iOc:
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Tear.
Ho
Is
;
are
happy,
too-lnou
;
onginees
from
behind
what
:
now
called
"The
Iron
Curtain
$e.C0,
By
M.;il.Tor
X'.ir.th,
Per
Tear.
$8
00
,
so
plainly
show
it
HOMEWARD
HO
ABOARD
RMS
Nobody
has
a
chance
to
enter)
For,
just
as
tne
Br
Christ
is
pi-esented
as
the
answer
to
life's
need
scy-
auauu
uiicse
uaj
unless
ne
or
,
"l;"
t
an
excitenif
THIA
Our
Enp-lishisne
can
estublisn
crystal-clear
lever,
they
call
-the
,'
,
,7
fe
proof
of
non-sympathy
for
Com-i
as
they
near
their
hew
in
our
New
Testament.
And
no
matter
what
the
ouestion
might
be,
the
answer
is
found
in
the
Spirit
inenus
drove
US
tnrOUgU
munlsm
and
the
present
regime
lsl,
so,
too,
Cauadj
the
New
Forest
to
South-i'""
?fV.e.
'It'lt'
of
Christ.
In
John's
C.osjh'1
he
tells
us
the
reason
for
Trend
cf
Youth
THROWING
rook?
through
the
windows
of
powder
magazine
is
a
new
height
for
foolhardy
vandalism
in
Prince
Rupert.
One
wonders
what
may
be
the
next
escapades
of
irresponsible
youth
seeking;
thrills.
It
seems
to
he
hut
an
extreme
pxamnlp
nf
the-
t
believe
believe
that
that
Jesus
Jesus
is
I
!.is
writing
is
"That
ye
might
iSiampton
and
we
boardea
'
violent
enemies
of
communis.n,
too-spoiit
land.
!.
a.1.11
...
,
w
.
-
.
nnH
al
tn
U'alPai
ill
nunt
f
,1!
r1
--....
!
the
Christ,
the
-
Son
.
of
Cod:
and
that
believing
...
ye
KM
ST
tnlTIXT
tlh
Av
K
it
Vuiiiik
St
alluufr:
!
l-reil
Aiitrohua
IUmw
SUii
MUST
i-toltt
TtltMN
4tt)
Av4ia?
Kaat
HY
E
A
.il;!ill
UD
(Oivtm
V82)
hkht
I'Ktrru
e-ie
tilU
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WMl
R-v
1,
u
Sl-ti.T
Kirtfn
01.1)
n
ix
mtsrrt
taw
kn
i.t
tilll
AW
Vktmt
FuaUir
:
C.
l-'awrU
(limn
Sail
miylit
have
lite
Uiroue.h
His
puts
it
another
atom
bomb
is
mentioned.
Ther?
Name'
Paul
LUnaid
Ship
bL
1
1H1A.
I
from
which
many
of
these
peo-i
ON
THIS
TRIP
She
is
a
20.000-tonner,
a
tried
;
pie
originally
came,
I
douot
j
vhited
Africa,
Asia
f
'
and
trusted
veteran
of
the
seas,
i
that
all
of
them
could
convince
the
little
square
'
01
now-
we!!
repaired
and
renewed
an
ordinary
jury
of
freedom
,
Land,
the
Middle
eJi
'
after
being
torpedoed
and
bad-
from
Nazi
mindedness,
or
Fas-j
The
tr.ore
I
see
of
ly
bombed
in
HiUer's
war.
j
cist
entanglements
in
past
yean,
i
the
world
the
more
r
YI
onflArl
I,,.-
aftar
tirktl
i
A
-
rM
,un.
...
"c
ouiini
juo.
T
,
am
uiui
mere
15
no
I
i
without
fuss.
My
mind
goes
but'k
j
PLEASE
DO
NOT
MISUNDER-
the
earth
that
has
J,
to
former
departures
from
tht
stand
me.
The
vast
majority
of
chance
to
make
life
J
port
first
as
a
19-year-iOld
boy
1
the
newcomers
on
this
ship
look
,
lng
as
has
our
own
r
S
way:
1
can
tio
uli
things
thrcitrh
Christ
which
strengtheneih
me."
Today
many
voices
are
saying
that
Chiisi
Is
the
answer.
Now
how
does
this
happen?
Belief
is
oif
way
in
which
the
answer
is
found.
The
Christian
believes
In
God,
This
has
a
real
bearing
on
his
way
of
living.
Willi
such
a
belief
he
does
.not
give
way
to
hysteria
when
tlv
is
Uie
deep
iet-Ung
Uial
with
God
there
must
be
some
place
for
atomic
energy
to
help
lift
the
burdens
of
mankind.
All
power
belongs
to-God
and
so
no
matter
what
happens
among
men
not
even
th."
atom
can
defeat
the
purposes
of
God.
There
is
no
iear.
There
is
practical
power
in
iaith.
j
The
Christian
finds
his
all
in
Christ.
Christ
is
the
revelation
of
the
old
23rd
Battery;
next
as
people
81
VA1l.iV
AKMY
ruc
ttiwl
CO
;
l-npi.
W.
Puultun
iUM-inr
Ola.
2
so
pm
e..miK
.S.-1-.jul
IW
pm
(tUac
cai
one
of
the
first
wounded
Cana-
under-populated
country
like
to
us.
:
1
dians
homeward
bound
on
ine
Canada
should
be
glad
to
get.
OLYMPIC
in
December,
1918;
One
family
of
nine
is
aboard;
finally
In
1949
as
a
passenger
a
Dutch
doctor
with
his
w-ilej
af
-v
mm
Lt
I
I
tRBQ
r
ri
i.-s
I
I
THIMAN
6U1
A
vp
at
MtUiidv
bt
Putur
:
K
Sullatid
(b'.
1.101
the
QUEEN
MARY.
and
seven
children.
They
a;e
a
Alberta-bound
and
they
want
to
j
of
God,
and
the
revelation
of,
011
what
man
should
bo.
In
Christ
is
the
answer
to
overcome
evil.
The
THIS
OUR
WESTWARD
"
"
"
.
v!lt
7
AWKtCUTES
HUSP
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
15-
5th
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
Christian
does
not
give
way
to
trip
ta
uneventful.
We
are
hon-
ouar,.
Editcr.
Laily
Ne
numQiKm
in
i
n
fnno
ill
wurin
l.
Hr....i.0
inha
61.
rt:Tl:K-
AMil-ICAN
Sm1aj
biluv;
UflC
am
lUlua
Ktf
,
.
...
r
disrespect
of
property
and
person
so
common
in
young
folk
today.
Nor
does
it
speak
well
for
the
rising
generation
who
some
day
sooner
than
they
think
will
be
called
upon
to
assume
the
responsibilities
of
their
own
as
well
as
the
country's
afairs.
One
peeks
to
analyze
the
causes
of
the
attitudes
many
youths
seem
to
assume
today.
Is
it
because
of
lack
of
example,
lack
of
interest,
lack
of
discipline
on
the
part
of
their
elders?
Why
do
the
youth
of
today
get
that
way?
Is
it
the
result
of
their
upbringing?
Is
the
home
failing
in
its
function
as
the
cradle
of
civilization?
Are
fathers
too
busy
with
their
businesses
and
their
pleasures?
Is
it
the
blame
of
working
mothers
who
fail
to
conduct
the
homes
where
interest;
affection
and
control
are
the
guiding
factors
in
developing
the
children?
Day-to-day
incidents
among
the
young
people,
some
trivial,
some
serious,
some
unreasoning
and
vnseless,
muhe
one
wonder
what
is
to
be
the
future
of
the
nation
in
view
of
the
way
which
many
of
the
youth
are
developing
these
days.
Happily,
however,
we
still
believe
that
the
majority
of
the
young
people,
exuberant
as
they
may
be,
are
still
imbued
with
innate
good
sense.
X
SHOULD
GUESS
THAT
OF
)
I
YT'
sick
fc
the
Canadian
citizens
aboard
'
ow:
Wlth
!ne
;
this
ship
the
Engush-speakinliirm'henufs,'S3'l
outnumber
the
French
languaes
j,
"n
"H
r
folks
by
about
two
or
three
to
.
1
one
!
wdl
be
able
to
go
hom.
a'i
1
"me
hmtt.
i,c
t
,v,n.hf
mm
.h..'-
...
.
.
...
...
...
oieu
lo
ur
tti.
.
turmoil.
He
says
with
Paul
:
"In
xhe
skipper
Is
Captain
J.
V.
all
things
we
are
more
than
con-'
Locke,
RD.
RNR.
friendly
but
ju-rors
through
Him
that
loved
modest,
despite
his
long
row
of
us
For
as
I
am
persuaded
that
service
decorations.
At
our
table
neither
death,
nor
life
.
.
.
nor
are
two
nice
ladies,
one
from
things
present
.
.
.
nor
things
to
Montreal
and
one
Irom
New
come
.
.
.
nor
any
other
creature
Brunswick.
Also
a
pair
of
keen
shall
be
able
to
secarate
us
from
and
Quiet,
fun-loving
business
HI
t.l
I
K
BITIT
t
till:
Av,
K
Bill
HOS
el.
No.
Inuiard
A.
1
hv
m'
,Vaaaaaa
First
Presbyixrion
Church
niorninir
Knr
rill
th
u'av
ncrn
belie
u
j
T
...
cxxl
care
a
th.-
U:ve
of
God,
which
is
in
men
Irom
Toronto
who
Person
1
SIMtAV
Morning
11:00
am.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
7:30
pm.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer
Meeting
8:00
pm.
Pastor:
Mr.
Charles
Sinclair
Phone
Black
393
"I
.
was
glad
when
they
said
lauo
me:
Let
us
go
into
the
house
of
the
Lord
."
Christ
Jesus
our
Lord
"
Thbi
Is
the
east-west
myth
in
Cana'ta
the
heart
of
the
Christian
that
Toronto
executives
are
an
answer.
1
invariable
breed
of
stuffed
nc.r,
aitrtaxe
01
nurs
I
want
to
exprea
my
"ftciatiun
and
thjnj
they
have
done
or
n
will
always
be
thf
fit
The
Christian
believes
that,31"'"
French
for,
as
In
our
enure
national
life,
the
two
peopies
kept
pretty
much
to
lhemselea
being
polite
to
each
other,
but
rarely
really
mixing
or
becoming
warm
friends.
But
now
I
am
not
so
sure
of
the
percentages.
For
we
have
THERE
ARE
OVER
800
PAS-
GoO's
will
for
him
Is
revealed
unto
him.
He
believes
in
the
Itflt
Christian
fellowship,
and
thus!
the
Church,
because
he
knows
of
belief,
but
hi
the
power
of
be
SPLENDID
P
TRINC.
Hrtf,,.,.t
4
Sairw
he
was
not
meant
to
walk
a
lit
f
and
commitment.
You
can-
passed
through
the
little
gap
and
--Ni!iety-in.
ionelv
road.
He
believes
In
spirit-
not
build
a
house
that
will
stand
that
divides
Newfoundland
from
bined
rv:r.
inn.'
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
!4
ual
power.
He
may
believe
more
the
winds
unless,
as
In
the
story
Labrador.
Now
that
England's
Army
ended
recii-lv
4
o.
less
than
this,
but
the
answer
of
Christ,
lt
is
grounded
and
has
oldest
colony
has
become
Can-
the
rett-emm
nf
v,.
I
OA
SixUi
Avt
nue
West
Prlr.ce
Rupert,
B
C.
1
u-
not
found
alone
in
the
content
its
foundation
on
tne
Kock.
ana
youngesi
province,
we
arr
x.
J.
Thompsjii
Rev.
Lawrence
v).
Sirber
ill
00
am
Morning
Worship
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
!
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
j
231
Fourth
Ave
East
I
IhiiKlnr-
V
A
VCHtlil
nn
!
BULLETIN
No.
2
Sermon:
'
A
Man
as
a
Hiding
Children's
Story:
-Two
Men"
Anthem:
"Thi
Good
Shepherd"
,
K-
...
f
.
s
1
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
.
Organist:
Mrs
E.
J.
Smith.
John
Currie.
Sunday.
June
17.
1951
Morning
Worship-
11
o
clock
Anthem
by
Junior
Choir
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
7:30
o'clock
Special
Speaker:
Rev.
J
A
spa
mmtb
Sermon:
Highlights
of
Confer
-en.
e
.rtrs.
W
m.
Dunn
0
j
Anthem:
"God
is
a
Spirit"
I
COME
AND
WUKStlir
;
Kavmor.d
Tingiey.
British
1
and
Foreign
Bible
Society.
i
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
Anthem
by
Senior
Choir.
j
United
ail
ai
12:13;
at
Coitrad
'
Remember
thv
Sabbath
Dtiyj
Hail
at
1
p
m.
to
Keep
it
Holy."
They
Tried
To
Live
Here
ANEW
town
of
dwellings
and
business
places
is
to
develop
at
Tort
Edward.
Employees
of
"the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
frustrated
in
their
efforts
to
oht-rn
living
accommodation
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
long
delay
by
the
authorities
in
th?
prohlcr
of
providing
housing,
are
planning
to
reside
:vt
Port
Edward
instead
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mav:
Y
i
f
them
have
bought
lots
in
the
towusite
there.
It
can
at
least
be
said
in
fairness
to
Columbia
Cellulose
that,
from
the
outsatthey
stressed
the
desire
to
have
their
employees,
if
possible,
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
They
certainly
kept
hounding
to
the
point
of
what
appeared
in
the
minds
of
some
to
lie
annoyance
to
have
the
housing
provided
in
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
people
now
can
hardly
complain
if
the
cellulose-
people
go
to
Port
Edward
to
live.
The
fact
is
that
we
have
failed
to
meet
the
situation
here
and
are
eontinuiner
to
do
so.
I.aek
of
housing
rontinues
to
keep
people
away
from
Prince
Rupert
and
is
driving
away
people
who
come.
It
is
probably
he
greatest
Juttdieap
we
have
in
expansion
of
our
business
and
population.
1UE
WW
Sixth
Annual
Vocation
Bible
Camp
InterdenoinunrtiiuiaU
For
GIRLS
end
BOYS
of
Central
B.C.
Held
at
"FEW
ACRES"
BIBLE
CAMP
t.KOl
NIS
Braun's
Island.
Terrae.
B.C.
GIRl-
Ages
8
t
lS-July
24:h
to
August
2r.d
BOYS
-
Aes
8
to
15
August
7th
U)
August
17th
sAdult
Bibic
Camp-
Aug.
18-22
Special
Speakers!
10
Happy
Days
of
Supervised
Ccmping
RINGING
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Impossible
Accomplished
WHAT
has
harneml
a
few
miles
frotn
Prince
UNITED
CHURCH
Monday,
June
18th.,
8
p.m.
Eery
ritirn
of
P.rilih
C.luml.ia
must
fare
the
fart
that
t
maw
be
attatkrd.
To
kwmrr
lJii
pi.Lilii
v
muuK
1m-
U,
jday
into
the
hands
uf
ui
-ii'nv.
'
!
We
nut
prrparr
nw.
Krry
man.
woman
and
rhild
must
W-arn
vbat
ran
happf-n
and
hat
to
do
in
ord-r
to
lialit
La
L
and
prerrr
all
that
r
hold
dear
iti
ur
ay
of
life.
One
of
the
Crt
tr
is
to
know
jost
what
an
rnrmy
hopes
to
a
!ne.
Knoviine
thi.
u
make
our
(
"iil
Di
ftine
morr
rifectir
and
art
in
a
way.
that
will
iiiiaimir
the
.flV
t
of
hostile
art
whirh
in
total
war
are
aimed
at
tlie
fupulatioii.
our
industry
and
war
Ktmtial
grnerally
and
our
will
to
fijdit.
Lai
k
of
knolede
rrratrs
fear
.
.
.
fear
ereates
panic
and
p'anic
ran
caue
iinnei-e.san
death
and
let
ruction.
If
we
know
what
to
do,
we
can.
fight
back
ith
ctmCdcn.
i,d
iour.
If
we
act
calmly,
Uvr
and
Iroperty
will
be
sated.
Rrmember
thi:
Tliroughout
hUtory.
new
w
eapons
of
war
have
always
pro.lu.1
an
anti.U.te.
1
hi
hold
true
today
eirn
in
atomic
attack,
'fte
can
withstand
any
attack
1
ire
prejxirt-
noic!
Gil
Defence
preparations
are
going
alead
rapidly.
Special
training
course
are
bein-
held
for
member
of
our
Ciil
Defence
Corps.
It
will
be
imr
dMty,
when
eillet
i.n,
to
volunteer
for
whatever
role
you
are
bet
fitte.I
...
to
do
all
jou
can
to
make
our
CJil
Iefence
a
highly
organized
and
-.Hcrfi.l
weapon
in
the
tdiortet
possible
timr.
Remember
Great
Britaia
wartime
.slogan:
"We
do
not
admit
the
poibiiity
of
defeat
it
doc
not
it.
Thee
bulletin,
now
being
iLlil.ed
weeklr
in
your
local
newspaper
will
gie
you
the
ba-i-
fact
to
prepare
fr
vn'ur
part
in
Ci.il
Defence.
Read
them
hp
them
out.
km,
jtnd
act
Uh
them.
Watch
for
another
bulletin
in
eit
week
newspaper.
Rev.
J.
R.
Tinglcy,
Secretary
of
the
B
C
Auxiliary
of
the
B.bie
Societv,
v.
ill
srxw
scind
pictures
ent
iled
"The
Book
for
tke
World
of
Tomorrow"
I
ivwyfeoey
wvkvri
at
this
tr.:iRg
oX
oiUta&i:r.
kitemt.
VV
TUwn
was
railed
in-KKssibe.M
When
offi-
JaU
cf
the
CVIar.es.?
Corporation
of
America
first
-
looked
over
the
territory
tliev
were
told
that
a
great
,
plant
on
tins
coast
was
impossible.
It
was
impossible
for
a
r.un.ber
of
reasons.
;
Today,
having
forni
the
Columbia
CeUuIos?
Company,
those
officials
ran
smile,
sosrsetimes
crim-as
they
lock
back
to
react
the
number
of
impos"
s-'bilities
erti
which
they
buh
a
vast,
modem
pulp
f
lar..
The
official
openly
of
the
Port
Edward
plant
cn
Tuesday
let
the
cu'.si'.e
world
have
a
glircps?
of
the
gnat
dek-';.-en;s
that
are
under
way
on
this
coast.
Not
far
south
cf
the
site
ci
the
cellulose
plant
contractors
are
taking
the
first
giant
strides
towards
a
new
sjurtir.usa
industry.
These
developments
.have
sret
a
shot
of
r.ew
life
pulsir.gr
through
rer.tral
British
Columbia.
Towns
that
have
been
dreaming
cf
a
destiny
that
sometimes
seerted
an
impossi'tHlity
have
awakened
to
the
fact
that
their
ttrearj
is
oa
the
doojrstep.
Despite
what
is
written
and
said
abotrt
the
present
surge
of
interest
in
rentral
B.C..
th
scope
of
the
plans
is
cot
appreciated
br
mct
of
the
people
of
this
province.
A
grat
r.ew
industrial
empire
is
rising
in
B.C.
and
rising
fast.
lsion,
phis
braias
and
capital
are
making
wheels
hum
where
there
used
to
t?
cn!y
dreams.
Vancouver
Province.
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
!-';
Aw.
Ties
EVANGELIST
A.
F.
HART
or
c
Aic.r
Sclve-i
mm
Btir
CU
IMS
CUMLNG
5UT
KFZK:
Re.
P.
S.
Jones
P.
A.
Goglordi
p-x&ec
c
t
A
T,,E
COVERiir.lENT
OF
DRITISII
COLUMBI
Re.
Fi
HOX.
W.
T.
STPAtTH.
KX,
PrwncUl
Srtafy
tAAJ.-CLH.
C.
R.
STEIN,
D?x'
Ci,ut0