.criticism,,
no
matter
how
Jusuth,
t
trih
how
honest
or
how
fair.
'Secretary-Cenerul
Visits
Latin
America
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
i
Int"i
and
,,.
As
I
See
It
Monday,
March
26,
1951
'My
Lit:;.
".
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ONLY
ONE
LEFT
W.
Bleasdell
Cameron,
last
survivor
of
the
Frog
Lake
massacre,
died
recently
in
Saskatchewan.
Nine
white
men
were
killed
by
Cree
Indians
April
2,
1885.
It
was
the
commencement
of
t(he
Northwest
Rebellion.
1
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aaity
newspaper
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to
tne
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or
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Published
evei
y
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
i
Young
Cameron,
in
grave
dan-
t'
ger,
spent
weeks
as
a
prisontr
f
f
-
v
Ts
I'-
-
'
ui
Dig
cim.
lam,
iur
protection
from
other
Crees
to
whom
he
had
been
kind
he,
too,
would
Lave
been
slain.
For
those
In
this
country
who
iever
coukl
understand
why
a
Canadian
cruiser
should
bear
the
name
"Uganda"
It
might
be
explained
the
vessel
originally
came
from
Its
Royai
itfavy,
and,
..iter
t.eii
laid
away
In
mo:h
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HYDERABAD
STORY
HYDERABAD,
India,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
tesl
I
came
to
Hyderabad
calls
for
a
spell,
is
now
being
put
ALWAYS
A
FRIEND
In
the
many
long
years
sin.e
'85,
Cameron
kept
in
touch
with
because
this
key
state,
n
up-to-daie
snape,
witn
a
new
iame.
It
wU
be
H.iC3
'Quo-
t.ez:
1
hat
s
better.
NOTICE
H.-Buhitl.m
l.,,
(111
till
V.irlhun.
1-,,..
.
,
""l
Inited
Nations
Serrefary-Cfneral
Tryarre
l
ie
(alxve
left)
is
welcomed
by
the
freshen
of
Chile,
Oahrtel
G!trale
VidfU
a
the
openlnff
meeting
of
the
i:.N.
feonomie
and
Social
f
onneil,
ow
hoMintr
its
13h
session
In
Santiajfo,
fhihy.
Looking
on
fenter
in
the
FreWent
of
the
Council,
Hernaa
Santa
Crna
of
Chile.
aii-rrmiiw..
.,-
1UJ!
I...
.I.OHAV
K
'
"
"
IU.i.
The
Undersigned,
belnn
a
person
autnori..
IT
CAN
OCCl'R
A
weekly,
pu
;lished
in
Hawaii,
will
please
not
do
it
again!
Anyway,
It
should
know
betler
.nan
make
the
claim
that
Whilt-hurae
is
iu
Alaska.
It
Miuuld
assumed,
of
cour.se,
that
the
Hawaiian
publisher
has
heard
of
the
Yukon.
Yet,
these
little
.itaiti
will
persist
in
happening.
Next
time
we
visit
Honolulu,
.o.iano
publicity
will
be
played
down.
1
by
th.
j..
wriung,
vo
exvrcuw
trie
powers
vflit,
"1
tt
11,
j
111c
iiumwh
mk,
anil
Demi?
t1
1
right
in
the
heart
of
India,
is
a
good
example
of
the-country
as
a
whole.
!
The
best
brains
In
India
say
"if
the
Congress
Party
can
solve
the
problems
of
Hyderbad
It
can-solve
the
problems
of
the
entire
country."
For
here
there
is
not
only
the
,
age-old
question
of
all
this
part
!
of
the
world
how
to
stay
alive
;
how
to
eat
enough
to
keep
body
and
soul
together
how
to
J
light
all
the
diseases,
like
ma-
I
larla
and
plague
but
also
here,
in
violent
form,
is
the
key
problem
of
the
twentieth
irRury.
1
Hyderabad
is
one
of
the
two
!
spots
in
India
where
the
Com-
1
munlts
attempted
violent
re-1
bellion,
waged
with
all
the
wea-'
'
pons
of
civil
war.
So
far
as
1
can
discover,
the
Communist
j
uprising
has
pretty
well
been
1
Nurtlu
rn
Tin-Prov!nelm
Highway
frm
G,,la,
i
'
s'
to
duimi
thruuRh
exiraordlnarv
traffic
there
1
"
4
lng
H-gulBtton
pursuunt
to
Sectiuo
35
ol
the
Hi-hwu?
"
The
following
loud
and
speed
limitations
hl.yhway
until
further
notice:
No
person
shall
operate
an
vehicle
over
tlve
cl.U
Highway
from
Oalloway
Hapida
to
Tee
havi'.
-
;
ui
iwiimiii
ia
Bxvetia
or
nity
per
ce!lt
ot
lit
K-pniuwwiii
nmuR
pursuant
to
KeetKin
Hfl
H.SBC.
1948.
NOT
TONIGHT
The
Department
of
Agriculture,
in
few
and
simple
words,
explain?
the
butter
situation.
It
iays
there
is
not
enough
to
4
"
-
Iranian
Oil
IRANIAN
OIL
is
more
than
a
British
chestnut.
The
;
I
entire
western
defense
community
must
look
with
concern
on
any
changes
in
Iran's
laws
which
would
make
western
access
to
that
country's
oil
uncertain.
At
the
same
time,
and
for
the
same
reasons,
those
Economic
and
social
conditions
which
lend
extra
force
to
extremism
are
a
concern
of
all
who
have
(
associated
themselves
in
an
effort
to
check
Communist
expansion.
The
lower
House
of
the
Iranian
Parliament
has
voted
unanimously
in
favor
of
nationalizing
the
Iranian
oil
industry.
This
move
has
followed'
closely
on
the
assassination
of
a
premier
who
was
holding
out
agafiist
nationalization.
Now
the
British
are
warning
Iran
that
the
contract
between
the
Iranian
government
and
the
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Company
cannot
be
'terminated
by
action
of
one
party
to
it
and
that
it
has
many
years
to
run.
Much
of
this
is
reminiscent
of
earlier
chapters
in
the
history
of
raw-material-producing
countries
whose
resources
have
been
developed
by
foreign
capital.
But
there
appears
no
hint
of
gunboats
or
military
expeditions
here,
only
a
warning
that
Britain
may
take
the
issue
to
the
World
Court.
The
Iranian
government
has
not
gone
Communist
by
any
means.
Iran's
very
independence,
.
indeed,
rests
on
success
of
western
measures
to
curb
The
speed
limit
of
vehicle
with
p,um8t;t
,
twenty
mllen
per
hour.
Vehtcle
with
mni
trl
"
uaing
this
Highway
during
such
times
u
thl
re
DATED
ut
Prince
Ruiicrt.
B.C.,
thin
nut
cly"0t
ti";
li
I.
SMITH
Diiiartmmt
CI
H
Ki-ittr
nevfectlv
under-
!
standable.
It
reminds
one
of
wtiat
was
sometimes
heard
at
suppertime
when
little
Wili'c
lt.iud
he
was
entitled
to
one
helping
and
no
more.
?i
2
ACTING
1
t
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
defeated
here.
But
no
one
is
under
any
illusions
as
to
thff
leality.
The
Congress
Party
government
is
in
a
race
against
time.
All
over
Asia
and,
above
ail,
here
in
India,
the
great
weapon
-
It
Is
an
odd
commentary
on
the
strange
times
that
the
only
"imper.alism"
left
in
the
world
Is
ceing
practised
by
Communism,
a
political
system
which
is
supposed
to
glorify
the
common
man.
The
Ottawa
Journal
of
the
Communists
Is
that
they
stand
for
the
forcible
seizure
of
the
land.
"The
land
for
the
peasants''
is
just
as
powerful
a
cry
here
as
it
was
in
Russia
in
1917,
or
!u
For
compteU
overhaul
of
yrnit
fliph
Spe
d
Gasoline
Engine,
see
Itup'-rt
Motors
Ltd.
.We
Mve
the
trained
mechanics
iid
".prlaliwd
equipment
to
pel-torn
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
cffl-'e
tt:y
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
riit.lv
is
on,
lt
im
have
that
job
now.
China
where
the
Chiang
Kai-
STU.L
SEARCHING
'
About
four
centuries
ago,
Sir
j
f
Francis
Drake
buried
treasure
I
on
Juan
Fernandez
Island
off
the
coast
of
Chile
and
no
an-
j
;
other
attempt
ta
fiud
It
us
on
;
j
Shek
regime
crumbled,
partly
from
Its
own
rottenness,
but
even
more
because
of
the
Com
tut?
Kpreau
oi
ommunisi
violence,
so
it
should
not
be
impossible
to
reach
some
workable
plan
to
keep
BANTING
MEMORIAL
This
bust
of
Sir
Frederick
Banting,
discoverer
of
insulin,
was
unveiled
in
Simcoe
Hall,
University
of
Toronto,
recently
on
the
l(Kh
anniversary
of
Sir
Frederick's
death
in
a
plane
crash
In
Newfoundland.
Admiring
the
bust,
mtfde
by
Frances
Loring,
are
Mr.
Charles
H.
Best,
co-d:scoverer
of
insulin,
i-jft,
and
Dr.
Sidney
Smith,
president
of
the
university.
Rupert
Motors
Link
.
yjn
uii
Liie
siue
01
utJinocracy.
munist
slogan:
"the
land
foe
th-3
people
who
till
it."
0O0
I
HAVE
TALKED
HERE
with
all
sorts
of
people
some
very
poor
and
hungry,
some
cultured,
keen.
I
lunched
with
the
chief
minister
of
state
the
Honorable
the
cards.
Scores
of
previous
1
expeditions,
all
failures,
are
on
i
record.
This
time,
a
Chilean
navy
transport
is
making
ready,
j
There
must
be
a
powerful
las-
j
cination
about.
the
British
sea!
dog's
plunder.
Ya
ns
ar;
st'll
told
concerning
Captain
Kidd
and
where
he
is
supposed
to
;
have
hidden
high
seas
loot
1
somewhere
along
the
New
England
and
Bay
of
Fundy
shores.
But
nothing
was
ever
found,
though
the
hunts
were
many.
Reckon
it's
a
little
too
much
to
ipfure
Passage
for
Uoclaii
"This
is
the
day
that
the
Lord
hath
made;
we
will
rejoice
and
tea
glad
in
it."
Psa.
118:24.
INK
BOXED
STATIONERY
M.
K.
Vellodi
whose
Job
corres
ponds
with
a
provincial
pre
Cvaitaeli
i5in
mier's
in
Canada.
He
is
an
old
Is
Speaker
to
Govt
Employees
(lister
j
time
(British
trained!
India
;
civil
service
man,
He
is
as
calm.
;
competent
and
realistic
a
states-:
man
as
I
have
met
for
a
long
Easter
is
Celebrated
WRITING
PADS
ENVELOPES
if
BALL
POINT
PENS
&
PENCILS
Over
fifty
members
of
the
slieal
V'tlRh
Columbia
Government
expect
time.
He
BGfr
enly
answered
all
A
special
Easter
.'evai
Large
Congregations
Attend
Special
Services
in
City
Churches
yslhms
about
the
Commu-
so
great
that
the
congregation
service
was
held
by
the
frlnec
Employees
Association
met
in
the
Civic
Centre
this
w
eek
to
hear
-IliOLO
UUb
dlOU
11IAU.
IK
'tJ
SCRIBBLERS
.
I
dear
that
he
completely
under-
1
nuP"rt
Associtmon
m:A.
c
Bennett,
assistant
secret
-
It
was
a
dull,
clnnriv
rnnl
curing
tne
cnurcn
service
me
star,rt.
,hR
nrnhlem
in
its
wnrlH
the
Frrit
United
Church
Wednes-
1
tarv
sck-ak
on
Association
mat
Jtaster
Sunday
in
Prince
Rupert
m
w
hi
snaes
on
ietting.
1
day
night,
conducted
by
Rev.
L
ters
relating
to
superannuation,
ecst-of-liv.ng
bonus
and
Medical
Benefit
Society
fees.
Dictatorship
mu;t
not
control
the
press.
Democracy
mast
have
press
freedom.
The
latter
has
departed
in
Argentine.
So
hn
its
publisher.
La
Previa,
founded
in
1869
and
regarded
as
ths
London
Times
of
the
nation,
ever
outspoken
and
courageous,
lias
been
seized
to
become
tho
virtual
property
of
Argentine's
rulers
who
could
not
accept
lClty1,ChUr:te
dreW
X
i
o0
!
O.
Siober
of
First
United
Church,
room
room
under
uncer
A
a.
M
M.
Stewart
fatewau
congregations
as
the
anniver-
IN
WTrAT
TOLWS
pnirnwt!
I
I
witHi
.
.
.
A
.
The
jolnt
service
oil.
city
sar,
of
the
great
Christian
tri-
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
alw
JWSH
umph
of
tafs
over
death
was
Im-'
t
'
a
P
ql?
aUtSman
I
ehurchM
w"
featured
stir"
pressively
observed.
Chancels
"dren,
New
Clothes
for
Old.
!
K
any
glvin!r
ring
address
by
Rev.
E.
A.
Mlss
Yvonne
ulliLidi'
u
annpiy
B'v,1Ifa!.
Larsen
attractivelv
rieenriied
was
organ-,
were
u,ifn
...
.L
C0I?lel
tn
ist
rt,.rtnthm.r.i
whJSwmy
own
conclusions
after
a
few
.Wright,
DD
-.vhos?
stror.ger-
I
wa3
decided
to
ho":d
a
social
eveaifij
for
members
on
April
7
in
th
Oddfellows'
Hall
with
J.
P.
MacDonald.
F.
Green,
M.
Johnson
and
G.
Brodie
in
charge
of
arrangements.
Miss
Joan
Vivian
was
elected
to
the
executive
representing
the
cawy
oujiiiK
iiuwers.
ine
,asrer
,
xo-
i
in
this
r,uni
hot
1
aays'
stay
political
story
was
reverently
read
from
Junior
and
senior
choir
sang
un
der
J-
S-
wilson'
choirmaster
the
Scripture
by
the
pastors-
and
mon
was
based
on
tne
words
"is
is
Finished"
which
the
Lord
uttered
fronvt!"e
Cross.
Dr.
Wright
stressed
that
the
words
were
spoken
under
intense
test
hot
spot.
Here
is
how
it
1
looks
to
me:
j
1.
The
Communist
uprising
i
has'
been
temporarily
over-
j
powered.
The
government
has
been
able
to
win
back
the
sympathy
of
most
of
the
peasants.
Hence,
instead
of,
perhaps,
3000
'
Welfare
Branch.
I
Following
the
business
meet
ing
i
two
colored
movies
were
shown
developed
in
appropriate
ser-
Organist
H.
A.
Pluymn
ac-mons.
Special
music
was
ren-
eompanied
the
senior
choir
at
dered
by
choirs
morning'
and
the
evening
worship
singing
the
evening.
anthem
"God
So
Loved
the
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
World."
5ar.
Ssieoer
again
ad-Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
spoke
in
dressed
the
congregation
on
the
the
morning
of
the
Three
Gar-
text,
"The
Easter
Faith."
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
bv
Armtr.e
Boas
of
the
Health
Unit,
"Historic
Quebec"
and
"Bread
Making
in
Paraguay."
physical,
mental
and
spiritual
anguish.
The
crown
of
thorns
had
been
placed
on
His
head,
the
nails
had
pierced
H's
hands
and
feet.
He
had
been
betrayed,
denied
and
deserted.
'key
Communists
leading
large
3
lv
m
r
IN
DEVELOPED
FINE
APPLE
Charlii
Hammett
Snow,
REGCLAR
BAPTIST
.numbers
of
peasants
in
open,
With
Sunday
School
joining
j
violent
uprising,
designed
to
get
the
morning
congregation
the
:
rid
of
the
landlords
forever.
Regular
Baptist
Church
(Fun-
j
there
are
now
no
more
than
damentalisti
heard
the
message!
two
or
three
hundred.
"Easter
Is
the
Hour"
by
Rev.
L.
j
Of
courss,
as
the
whole
Com-A.
Thorpe.
In
the
evening
an
;
munist
movement
is
illegal
here,
dens
Eden,
the
garden
of
the
beginnings-
and
eventually
man's
downfall;
Gathesemane,
the
garden
of
despair,
betrayal
and
atonement;
tne
Garden
of
Joseph
of
Aramethia,
the
garden
of
fultllment,
the
triumph
of
life
eternal
over
the
darkness
of
God
appeared
to
have
deserted
H;m.
IKF
R
A.
W.
CONDITIONER
Yet
He
uttered
the
words:
"if
,.erai
agricultural
omciai
wno
it,
be
possible
let
this
cup
pass
!
ed
in
1931,
was
responsible
for
from
Me.
Nevertheless,
not
Mv
:
development
of
the
"Snow"
ap-
-
for
Domestic
Oil
Stove
ond
tm
death.
The
pastor
exhorted
his
sermon
was
enjoyed.
The
sermon
I
difficult
to
know
exactly.'
wlll
but
Thine
be
Done."
1
pIe-
.
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDMG1IY
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
i
1
1
rjontin-!
..Eicisawuii
tu
uruer
meir
lives
subject
was
"Receiving
the
Con-
i
2.
But
the
process
of
getting
Further,
the
speaker
1
.
"
1
Ule
new
era
queror."
!
rid
of
the
landlords,
under
the
!
t-d,
what
was
finished?
First,
wiiK.ii
naa
US
reoilth
in
the
lirst
.
The
junior
choir
SSitls
"The
no
rnnstitntinn
nf
Tnriia
is
a
Wis
oarfVilu
lifo
sernnri
hio
wnrlf
Easter.
The
junior
choir
was
Old
Rugged
Cross."
with
the
slow
nnri
enst.lv
hnsine
'
The
1
nn
oortvi
thiiH
ih
niQtinn
-,f
augmented
for
morning
Sundav
School
nnt.tina
oei
the
i
PnnctitniiAn
cawo
thaf.
nntwtv
i.t
Eliminates
sludge
and
water
in
storage
lines.
.
...
Prevent
soot
and
carbon
in
oil
burning
Improves
combustion
and
saves
on
oil.
No
sputtering
or
smoky
fires.
TOl'R
FLAME
BR
Ki
HTER
YOI
R
ST0
a
16-ox.
tin
$1,50
SOLE
AGENTS
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1
fihlm
"preliminary
exercises
with
the
J
may
be
deprived
of
property
The
ransom
price
for
man's
"a
anlaeJ
1S.er!
su"g,
A,lle'-
Atoning
Work
of
Christ
given
without
receiving
compensation.
1
salvation
was
paid.
Now
was
the
nLi
m,,uMi
f
by
the
3unior
boys
while
tneFair
compensation
for
dispos-j
time
for
man's
redemption.
The
""V,01
ser"Ke.
in
,u
tne
senior
boys
read
the
scripture
of
j
sessed
landlords
has
been
fixed
reconciliation
between
God
and
tnreH
?hV
n.f;
.f'r
T'-the
Res"rrection.
Mrs.
B.
Ewald,at
about
twenty
times
the
aver-lMan
was
now
complefa
and
all
.nrZ:
',
iwa3,planl"
Ior
,lne
mornmgiage
annual
rent
of
the
land
in
that
man
had
to
do
was
to
ac-
I
,
T
..
ifvl
auenaea
oy
iw.
uor-
question,
plus
an
extra
fifteen
..
.
.
.
uiiuuuk
ni
iiui
nmnJ
1
wv
i.ii
even
percent.
pianist.
GORDON
Martin,
J.
A.
Teng
and
J.
E,
Davey
as
soloists.
urst
baptist
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ST.
PAIL'S
LUTHERAN
The
regular
liturgical
Easter
The
Resurrection
story
was
service
was
held
at
the
St.
Paul's
featured
at
First
Baptist
Church
Lutheran
Church
at
which
Pas
cept
the
finished
work
of
Christ
for
his
eternal
salvation.
A
composite
choir
from
the
churches
sang
"When
I
Survey
the
Wondrous
Cross."
"In
th
Cross
of
Christ
I
G'oey,"
and
"Beneath
the
Cross
of
Jesus."
Pnrv
Pluvm
was
organist.
The
congregation
joined
In
a
responsive
reading
of
the
19th
psalm.
The
Good
Friday
message
was
contained
in
a
solo
sung
by
John
Davey.
Province
like
Hyderabad
simply
have
not
got
the
money
to
raise
such
huge
'sums.
Hence
the
"land
for
the
peasajits"
movement
proceeds
at
a
snail's
pace
when
it
should
proceed
at
a
gallop
to
save
the
situation.
I
KNOW
FROM
MY
OWN"
IN-tervlew
with
the
Prime
Minister,
Mr.
Nehru,
as
well
as
from
In
morning
and
evening
sermons:
tor
E.
Soiland
talked
of
"Christ,
by
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus.
To
lllus-1
the
First
Fruits
of
the
Resur-
irate
tne
taster
theme,
"The
j
rection."
Four
special
musical
Kisen
Lord,
and
Wavering
Dis-1
numbers
were
included
by
the
ciples"
special
colored
slides
1
boys,
girls
and
adult
choirs,
and
were
shown.
The
children
of
the
1
a
solo
by
Mrs.
Archie
Wudel
Sunday
School
also
attended.
singing
"Open
the
Gates
of
the
SAVE
FUEL---
6
his
speeches,
that
he
knows
the
reality
of
the
above
crisis.
Already
the
Congress
Party
is
talk
Get
More
Engine
Pep
Miss
Janice
Kondratiuk
sang
1
Temple."
During
the
evening
"He
Lives,"
at
the
Sunday
School
1
service
the
Sunday
School
pro-session.
Slides,
accompanying
j
duced
their
Easter
program
of
the
evening
message
of
"Why
recitations
and
songs
In
place
Men!
ing
of
changing
the
Constitution
in
order
to
speed
up
this
"land
M."M.
Stephens
sailed
last
nicht
on
the
Camnsun
for
Stewart
to
pav
an
official
visit
to-
reform"
business.
But
though
it
is
presumptuous
nieht
to
Fnoch
Masonic
Lodce
for
an,
outside
well-wisher
to!
there
in
his
capacity
as
district
say
so,
I
doubt
that
the
Congress
;
d?pwty
grand
master.
He
Is
bc-Party
as
a
whole
is
aware
of
j
irig
accomnanieH
by
.7
n
h
n
the
desperate
nature
of
Its
own
1
Thompson
and
Dr.
o.
F
H
race
against
time.
They
have,
Montgomery.
Thev
will
return
as
I
figure
it,
one
brief
moment
'to
the
citv
tomorrow
mnrnina.
'
Here
is
what
you
look
For
!n
shoes
.
.
.
Top
comfort,
quality
and
value!
...
We
have
a
wide
selection
of
business
and
casual
styles.
Drop
in
Today!
Seek
Ye
the
Living
Among
the
1
of
a
regular
service.
In
both
Dead
V
were
also
shown.
A
j
evening
and
morning
servlcet
special
quartette
of
W.
D.
Smith,
1
an
organ
and
piano
duet
was
Jack
Anderson,
Rev.
Fred
An-;
rendered
by
Miss
Mardell
Soi-
trobus
and
John
Antrobus
sang
;
land,
pianist,
and
Mrs.
E.
Soi-
"The
Lord
Is
Risen."
Accom-)
land
during
the
offertory.
Again
panied
on.
the
organ
by
Mrs.
J.
good
attendance
was
noted,
with
C.
Gilker,
the
choir
sang
"Al-
extra
chairs
being
placed
in
the
leluia"
and
other
Easter
an-
aisles.
theme.
Organist
in
the
morning
'
FULL
GOSPEL
was
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
A
Sun-1
After
the
regular
morning
in
history
to
use
all
the
powers
-
You
may
not
realize
it,
but
as
much
as
one-fifth
of
your
gas
may
be
going
out
of
your
car's
exhaust
pipe
UNBURNED
when
spark
plugs
need
attention.
Let
our
attendants
check,
e'ean,
re-gap
and
replace
spark
plugs
as
needed,
while
you
wait.
Drive
up!
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
217
of
democracy
to
end
landlordism
once
and
for
all.
For
what
hits
you
like
a
hot
blast
In
Hydera
day
School
attendance
01
iu
service
in
the
Full
Gospel
Tab-
ernacle,
with
an
address
on
ileged
positions
by
means
which
would
bear
examination
ThPV
charged
grossly
extortionate
rents
to
begin
with,
then
compounded
the
debts
at
interest
rates
running
from
12
to
35
percent
per
year.
They
had
literal
powers
of
life
and
death
over
their
tenants.
They
are
lucky
to
escape
with
their
lives.
Fashion
Foot
Wear
children
meeting
in
three
separate
departments
was
recorded
In
te
morning.
FIRST
UNTIED
"He
Is
Risen
Indeed"
was
the
Easter
Sunday
morning
sermon
at
the
First
United
Church
fam-
bad
is
that
the
peasants
do
not
concede
the
morality
of
the
landlords'
claims
to
ANY
compensation.
Call
the
landlords
zamindars,
Jagidars
or
what
not,
few
if
any
of
them
secured
their
priv
"Easter"
by
Pastor
C.
Fawcett,
a
special
evening
program,
was
presented.
An
edifying
discourse
entitled
"Power
of
the
Resurrection",
was
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on
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3)