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News
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Saturday,
April
28,
1951
To
conduct
a
ten-day
"Christ
Mayio..
DIRECTORY
ian
Lne
crusaue
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i
campaign
at
First
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Church
,uTh
Tt,7"
here,
Rev.
Frank
Humphreys
i
Lh,TR
lC?
young
pastor
of
Alta
Vista
Ban-
,
:r.
a,
l
more
,to
ntn."
,:
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Sunday
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Saturday
Sermon
Qifh
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the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
r
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s
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B
tV
Rector:
(Blue
7"?S
The
So
yesterday
irom
Vancouver.
He
is
accom
panled
by
18-year-old
S'tl
Bob
Henderson
erjon,
youtniui
baritone
dian
.
.
!
i
ONE
WORLD
AT
ROME
ROME,
ITALY.
After
i
By
Rer.
L.
O.
Sibber,
First
United
Church
i
At
'this
time
of
vear
the
Church
often
remenv
Press
and
BCHIS
nmsT
HAPTIftT
th
a
K
it
Tiwma;
Bt
UluHtrr:
ktrv
Pred
AntroOua
KIMXT
I'HKHHVTI-RUN
4r.h
Avpnmr
Caa
n-.
e.
a.
wnji.
orv
(Orura.
17
1
UNEMPLOYMENT
our
longest
separation
in
bers
particularly
the
providence
of
God.
That
leads
29
years
of
marriage,
my
me
to
the
creation
narrative
in
Genesis.
"In
the
be-wife
and
I
are
reunited
ginnino.
Go(l
created
the
heaven
and
the
earth."
.
.
.
here
m
the
Eternal
City.
.Am
8aM
Ut
th(J
earth
bring
forth
the
living
However,
the
gracious
lady
ar-
.
,
,
.
,
...
,
.i-
r.ved
by
bus
from
Naples
"vn'.h
creatures
after
his
kind,
cattle,
and
creeping
thing,
not
quite
ail
lov.e
in
her
eye.
and
beast
of
the
earth
after
his
"
In
my
enthusiasm
Lit
sea
kind-
and
it
was
so."
.
.
.
And
used
In
many
way.
INSURANCE
ROM
HUST
t
KtTO
Km
e,h
An
Wl
Ri
t.
L.
ti
h
kr
mm
ettf
H'1.1
'KCI'MI,
TAIII
RNAfi.K
20a
eth
av-.
w-st
Pttstnr:
C
hurtl
Rvrvlrea
11
am
and
7
JO
p.m.
MUST
UK
TnfJ
EMPIOYIRSI-I'I,,
d
,
J
......ra...f
l..,k.
f,
j,
j
i,.(Jv
,,
1
,.il
K.,l.,-1
trips,
i
had
sold
her
on
the
q0j
said:
"Let
us
make
nun
In
We
may
&peak
unto
each
other
idea
of
crossing
the
ocean
by
0ur
image
alur
our
iikeness:
and
directly
as
Jesus
spoke
to
his
ship,
not
plane.
They
had
a
let
tilem
nave
dominion
over
the
disciples
and
people.
We
may
really
terrible
Atlantis
crossing
fisn
of
tne
and
over
trie
fowi
use
the
printed
word
whereby
on
the
U.S.
Export
Line
ship
of
the
air
an'd
over
tne
caltie,
we
read
our
Scriptures
and
set
Excambion
roeeun's
fault,
iui
and
over
a'n
the
earth,
and
over
them
before
others
as
in
this
Sunday
S-huii
12.15.
,ntPs)-
eer
creeping
thing
that
creep-'
very
paper.
We
may
bring
the
And
words
unto
others
near
and
far
"
.
"
'
:
o,rV;-
:
h
upon
the
earth
behold
I
have
given
by
the
radio,
l
rejoice
mat
all
,h-
v....
God
said
SAI
VATIOV
AHMV
Praiwf
Btiat
CO:
cupt.
w
Pouiu
Ijlrttwv
Cavaa
2
f
m
HuNiiar
brlHMit
son
pm
IBTirt
20O-
mil;.
jruu
nam,
.-u,s
me
mci-
-,,v.,
kK
bearing
seed,
uiese
means
of
communication
cabinet
ministers
and
even
Prince
PROVINCIAL
Rupert's
own
MLA
have
been
saying
that
thy
press
lias
been
unfair
in
its
editorial
criticism
of
"hospital
insurance
affairs,
particularly
in
regard
to
the
recent
hike
in
premiums
and
the
co-insurance
scheme.
They
claim
that
the
press
has
been
largely
responsible
for
the
great
hue
and
cry
that
has
gone
up
on
all
sides
over
this
hospital
insurance
business.
Tie
press
may
derive
some
satisfaction
to
itself
at
this
admission
of
its
power
and
influence.
At
the
siime
time,
it
will
resent
any
suggestions
that
it
has
hj'eii
unfair.
;
Further,
in
the
handling
of
the
hospital
insurance
discussion,
even
if
the
press
may
have
been
critical,
It
is
difficult
to
see
that
principles
of
freedom
of
the
press
were
violated.
The
very
fact
that
tfie
press
is
free
to
criticize
is
the
nub
of
true
f
ree-dpm
of
the
press.
J
Now
that
the
cabinet
ministers
and
the
legislative
supporters
of
the
hospital
insurance
policy
have
become
convinced
that
the
press
has
been
doing
their
scheme
a
lot
of
harm,
they
might
look
to
their
ler
half.
wiui
nin.
ii
jolt
ileal,
mils
r,.ni.j
mii
ment
have
already
heen
nia.fe.
ThrT
exchanfjcff
Uir
new
rxx.k.
Jlrfurp
s,-ii,U,ii
in
your
J9-W..T
i
which
is
upon
the
face
of
the
are
given
that
the
Oospel
may
be
earth,
and
every
tree,
in
the
brought
to
all
in
and
through
the
HT.
rtrin
fTiiKR
tin
Ava
at
MnHruw
lit
faxux:
.
Bolland
(
Black
I0
!
oOo
NATURALLY,
IN
THIS
anci-:
ent,
love:y
and
mighty
city,
we
j
are
seeing
ail
the
sights,
the
holy
places
of
the
Catholics,
and
'
the
visible
reminders
of
the
time
when
Imperial
Rome
ruled
most
of
the
known
world.
njjixitl,
h
In
untitl
Jtipliauiim
in
i)
m
which
Is
the
fruit
of
a
tree
yield-
Christian
Church.
May
these
ing
.eed:
to
you
it
shall
be
for
means
continue
and
Increasingly
meat
"
Frm
the
beginning
God
be
used
by
the
whole
Church
in
provided
for
man's
physical
life,
our
land
and
tn
the
world.
Realizing
this,
and
more.
I
thrill
The
great
provision
God
has
to
the
words
of
experience
in
made
for
us
is
in
the
gift
of
His
Scripture:
"O
taste
and
see
that
Son.
In
John's
Gospel
we
have
ST.
Pf
TKRH
ANil.lCA!m
Cova
Kim
day
Sfhc.;
1
0
am
CtmlnR
Prayer
1'
nm
fBIua
2T)
ftem-vtul
of
h.Mik
is
iniMrtunl
to
yir
Piiiilnyee
ami
to
the
(
jjnui,i,,.'
..
Act
Prumplty.
v
I
We
are
here
now
to-
help
pro
dilferent
thj
Lord
Is
Good."
.
;
these
word
as
to
this
Gift:
"For
mote
the
cause
of
a
!
kind
of
international
or,
more
When
we
read
the
Sermon
on
God
so
loved
the
world,
that
he
Rl
(;l
I.Alt
nPTIHT
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(UU.
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A.
1
lmrM"
precisely,
supranational
govern-
the
Mount
we
have
Jesus
Christ's
gave
his
only
begotten
Son.
That
ment.
For
we
are
in
Rome
this
WOreU
concerning
Ood's
care
and
,
whosoever
belleveth
in
him
April,
1951,
to
attend
the
fourth
Kooriness.
He
noint
ta
the
fowl
should
not
perish,
but
have
ever-
iu
int
miuRcu
VffwRKcK
!
ll'veiHHiiaiatw
IK
in
yiMir
mmhi
if
t,
jtlt-a
laUw
meeting
of
the
World
Movement
nf
thp
atr
anrt
the
lilies
of
the
lasting
life.
For
God
sent
not
his1
,
,
,
for
World
Federal
OovernmeiU.
M(t
sartng.
wherefore
if
God
Son
Ult
the
world
to
condemn
.
This
is
a
loose
federation
of
all
co
,wh
th.
r
tho,
fi.M
,
the
world:
but
that,
tho
wnriH
'
Ol'T
OF
TlfT
to
llir
nrarmt
National
I
ui
Jt
rnral
(fc
renew
al
nmiietlialf
lv.
I
f
vom
trail
whit
lil.rwW
your
ireent
ailtli-eoa
tn
ikat
iaw
af
kaa
iiV
aenl
If
yntt
irxaly.
which
tnday
i,
and
tomorrow
is
UKft
him
might
be
saved.
"
CANTERBURY,
England
(CP)
cast.
tnf!
the
oven,
shall
he
not
Behold,
He
stands
at
the
door,
The
tenor
bell
in
Canterbury
much
more
clothe
yon,
O
ye
of
;
and
knocks.
;
Cathedral,
installed
In
1778.
has
ltttte
faithr'
!
"
rejoice
and
be
glad
In
been
a
little
out
of
tune
receni-
Ood
has
given
us,
too,
the
gift
God'
gifts
unto
us,
and
in
Him.
ly.
The
bell
will
be
recast.
organizations,'
anywhere,
in
the
world,
who
believe
in
the
principle
of
"the
parliament
of
man,
the
federation
of
the
world."
oOo
THE
CHAIRMAN
of
the
meeting
is
the
tough
and
wise
old
Scotsman,
Lord
Boyd
Orr.
Thp
fammu.
fnrtr
pimprt.
anri
UNEMPLOYMENT
Wm
of
language.
So
often
we
forget1
alxrat
this
gift.
By
It
we
may
communicate
to
each
other
COMMISSION
and
Peace
Prize
winner
toid
the
fir.it
!
thoughts
and'
convictions
C.
A.
I.
MtMCHISON
I
1ISS0N
meeting
that
the
choice
fur
.
experiences
01
uoc
s
gootiness
mankind
was
reaily
very
simple:
i
anci
care
of
us.
This
vehli-U-
is
More
world
wars
or
real
world!'
""
"
"
""
law.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Noted
speakers
from
Japan,
cus
g,x1n
Avenun
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
J.
Sleber
inuja,
r
ranee
ana
several
oim:r
countries,
including
America
l
and
Africa,
all
stressed
the
same
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
CHRISTIAN
LIFE
CRUSADE
AI'RII.
29
MAT
10
Sunday
Services
11
ajn.
and
7:30
p.m.
Monday
7
p.m.
Junior
Church
2
p.m.
Young
People's
M-oeting
Tuesday
through
Friday
at
8
p.m.
Speaker
REV.
F.
HUMPHREYS,
of
Vancouver
Soloist
BOB
HENDERSON,
of
Vancouver
idea,
but
emphasized
the
urg-
11:0o
a.m.-Mornlng
Worship.
ency
01
me
decision
mat
man-
Anthem:
"A
Little
Seed
Lay
kind
must
make.
Time
was
very
Fast
Asleep."
Junior
Choir
short.,
many
said
at
the
fir.t'
7.30
p.m.Evening
Worship
session.
The
real
question
Anthenv-"3un
of
My
Soul."-
own
public
relations
which,
with
the
possible
exception
of
Mr.
Anscomts
publicity
organization,
hjave
been
so
deplorably
deficient.
I
If
the
government
gets
out
to
really
and
effectively
present
its
own
side
of
the
case,
it
will
find
the
press
fully
co-operative.
If
the
hospital
insurance
case
is
so
worthwhile,
it
should
be
worth,
for
instance,
supporting
with
some
explanatory
publicity
so
that
the
situation
may
be
fairly
elucidated.
Irj
fact,
it
is
the
duty
of
the
government
to
see
this
is!
effectively
done.
!
And
anent
this
subject,
the
Vancouver
Province
has
some
timely
editorial
comment:
i
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
this
wise
reconsideration
T
of
requiring
old
asse
pensioners
to
give
us
part
of
their
J
checks
on
entering
hospital
I.
will
mark
the
beginning
of
,
better
public
relations
for
the
hospital
insurance
admini.;-i
tration.
This
newspaper
has
said
reDeatedly
that
it
is
not
1
so
much
WHAT
has
been
done
but
HOW
it
was
done
that
has
aroused
the
public.
The
ministers
must
bear
the
brunt
of
Dublic
dis-..
pleasure
and
it
is
from
the
ministers
that
sensible
direction
must
come.
They
can
not
allow
adding
machine
policy
to
be
Hong
in
the
face
of
the
public.
If
thev
do
they
will
kill
P
the
hospital
insurance
scheme
and
kill
themselves
po-'-
litically.
-
They
must
learn
that
people
can
be
led
but
they
don't
',
like
being
pushed
aronnd.
Faith
of
Pioneers
KINISTER
of
Lands
E.
T.
Kenney
has
called
i
VI
attention
to
pioneers
of
the
north
who
did
not
live
to
witness
the
coming
of
Alcan
and
the
immense
economic
growth
it
will
mean.
The
minister's
reference
was
a
timely
and
fitting
courtesy,
as
well
as
a
KELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
mon.
5M
working
conditions.
Top
wagv.
Two
weeks
Miij
after
one
year
employment.
50"'
Medical
Smimk
fees
paW
hv
firm.
'
2
First
Class
Automobile
Methane
T
First
Closs
Automobile
Body
Reps
and
Painter.
iaw
in
time
to
halt
the
two-bloc
struggle
that
is
dragging
mankind
towards
the
srreatest
E.
Turner
COME
AND
WORSHIP
.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
First
United
all
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
1
disaster
in
human
history.
1.
Helper
and
Cleon-up
Man
M
It
costs
nothing
to
investigate
fife
insurance.
It
pays
hand
somefy
to
invest
in
it.
garage
work.
Apply:
Rupert
Motors
id
oOo
THE
CONVENTION
was
opened
by
that
great
and
wise
statesman,
the
present
Italian
Foreign
Minister,
Count
Sfonsa.
He
spoke
first
in
Italian,
and
then
repealed
hi
sspeech
in
English,
in
which
he
is
equally
fluent,
(the
count
spent
many
years
:n
America
as
a
democratic
exile
from
Mussolini's
Fascism,
i
oOo
RIGHT
AT
THE
OUTSET
I
came
to
the
conclusion
that
the
Count
is
a
pretty
smart
operator.
He
was
doing
the
glad-
runs
some
kind
of
a
Catholic
orphanage
in
Paris,
but
is
also
a
French
MP.
He
ha.s
a-
fine
war
record
in
the
anti-Nazi
underworld
resistance
and
is'
honorary
chaplain
of
the
French
Navy.
Small,
bearded
and
with
close-cropped
hair,
he
speaits
behind
beautiful,
elear
French
that
even
we
unfortunates
wh
learned
only
Ontario
high
school
French
can
follow
him
without
the
translating
earphones.
oOo
ON
THE
FIRST
day
the
convention
declined
to
admit
"ob
CTTOYSI.ER,
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBCTOSJ
handing
job
on
behalf
of
the
happy
reminder
to
survivors
of
far-off
days.
Of
the
government
of
Italy.
Yet
he
very
Don't
Woit
For
YwrC
OVERHEAT
Bring
It
In
ForA
ii'
.ill
i
.
,
.
uciuy
yui
ins
uuger
on
uie
ve:y
servers"
from
the
Partisans
of(
Peare
that
is
the
Communist-engineered
organization
which
crux
of
controversy
at
this
con-
;
vention:
Is
It
better
to
try
for
complete
'.prompted
such
dubious,
or
b-;
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because
they
were
not
easily
discouraged
or
vanquished
by
disappointment
after
having
experienced
both.
They
possessed
the
confidence
that
knows
no
weakness,
felt
a
Relief
that
could
not
falter
and,
in
that
faith,
carried
on
to
the
end.
PRESSURE
...
i
'3
J'l:'-ft
L-
u
i.1,ij.'-,-"'1
aaaani
'
'i
'tf
'world
government
now,
or
would
hoax,
campaigns
as
the
.believers
in
the
principles'
of
'
Ban
the
Bomb"
petition,
ev"m
world
federation
be
better
ad-
'hile
Ria
was
promoting
the
J
vised
to
move
toward
it
step-oy-
,
aggression
in
Korea.
step?
j
1
Needless
to
sjy,
I
agree
com-
l
He
made
it
plain
that
he
fa-
pletely
with
the
convention's
vored
the
step-by-step
process
decision.
It
seems
to
me
infan-
vital
to
the
!
Vmrr
nitlnir
svSlem
l
as
car
as
tlie
Brakes
or
Motor.
......
.,
aiiprinl
'
Prophetic
Words
.
B.ni,
and
t
ie
wawr
"
Representatives
Richard
Sephton,
District
Aenl.
47J
Howe
8t.,
Vancouver,
B
C
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Representative,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Will
Robinson
IE,
T.
Kenney
I.td
P-esentativr,
Terrace,
P.C
H.C.
Webber,
C.L.U..
Branch
Mana(?et.
nwr
St..
Vanrnnver,
B
C
cieansmpi
me
ivaui-.".
..fiErrll,I
We
have
just
installed
a
row
Toda'
he
thought
Europeans
shouid
tile,
even
fatal,
to
admit
even
concentrate
first
on
federation
as
"observers"
people
who,
con-of
Europe,
which
was
possible
sciously
of
unconsciously,
act
lor
and
practicable,
rather
than
on
World
Communism,
which
be-the
world
goal
at
this
stage.
;lieves
in
world
government
but
However,
he
said,
quoting
of
a
kind
totalitarianly
differ-some
Italian
poet
or
scripture,
ent
from
the
world
free
democ-that
there
are
many
paths
to
racy
we
aeek
to
promote
here.
God,
so
there
might
be
different
Our
kind
is
what
Tennyson
Drire
up
for
a
DemonstraHo
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Announce
Bj.
Superior
Auto
paths
towards
world
govern-
predicted:
ment.
Where
the
commonsense
of
most
Torr
...in
He
cited
Dante
as
being
sev-
I
shall
hold
a
fretful
realm
tn
erald
hundreds
years
ago
an
I
awe
07S-T
STUDEBAKERono-
i
Park
eloquent
advocate
for
and
1
And
the
kindly
earth
shall
slum-
Third
Avenue
ac
prophet
of
thm
world
,
govern
ber
wrap'd
in
universal
law
ment
we
are
here
to
disduss
an
J
help
plan.
"
oOo
THI3
CONVENTION
abounds
i
We
mean
democratic
law,
made
for
and
by
the
people
and
not
by
any
dictatorship.
In
Rome,
dictatorship
is
a
WHILE
THEY
U
in
personaliUeT-Ji)&nv
of
then
very
old
story
and
also
not
co
famous
nmnes.-'litit1
to
me
"the
'.old
a
story.
They
have
had
it
STOCK
most
striking
is
a
Freneh
priest,
j
with
Caesar's
kind
and
Muttso-He
Ls
the
"Aubf
1
Pierre,"
whoilini's.
Never
again!
r;;-
OUR
COMPI-EW
MORE
than
50
years
ago,
Theodore
Roosevelt,
former
United
States
President,
wrote
prophetic
words
about
Russia.
Some
called
them
startling
words.
",
He
said:
"...
a
problem
very
appalling
...
if
she
ever
does
take
possession
of
northern
China
and
drill
the
northern
Chinese
to
serve
as
her
army
she
will
indeed
be
a
formidable
power.
But
when
Russia
grows
so
as
to
crush
Germany,
the
crushing
will
be
once
and
for
all."
;,
Numerous
prophecies
strangely
borne
out
about
Russia,
about
American
power,
about
American
politics
and
labor
movements
were
discovered
in
the
Roosevelt
letters
at
the
Massachusetts
Institute
of
Technology.
;;
He
wrote
of
Russia:
"Russia
chooses
to
develop
purely
on
her
own
line
ami
resists
the
growth
of
liberalism.
She
may
put
off
but
cannot
avert
the
day
of
reckoning.
She
will
some
day
experience
a
red
terror
which
will
make
the
French
Revolution
pale."
Of
American
power,
he
wrote:
"To
be
rich,
aggressive,
and
yet
helpless
in
war
is
to
invite
destruction."
Scripture
PaSAage
for
Jmlaij
"Go
ye
therefore,
and
make
disciples
of
all
nations,
I
baptising
them
In
the
name
of
the
Father
and
of
the
!
Son
and
of
the
Holy
Rpirit."
Matthew
28:19.
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