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Communion
8
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School
2:00
p.m.
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I
do
not
think
that
anyone
should
be
f
BE
4
illusions
about
the
position
or
standing
of
the
Churches
of
Christ
anywhere
in
the
world
today.
Powerful
forces
stand
opposed
or
entirely
indiffei-,
ent
to
the
cause
of
Christ
and
these
are
not
limited
to
one
hemisphere
or
to
one
political
or
economic,
idpoloey.
And
while
lt
is
true
,
-
"i
that
in
many
paits
of
Europe
i
lrK;iivtfr'"i
i'brch
i
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HI
Lt
OOSPEL
T
UH
RNAfi
K
RESERVIST
BOMBAY,
INDIA
After
sweltering
and
sweating
for
several
days,
during
plane
trips,
I
take
back
my
slighting
remarks
about
the
dhorti,
the
nether
garment
of
the
Indian
male.
I
realize
now
that
it
is
an
early
torin
oi
air
conui-tioning.
While
I
sat
stewing
yesterday
at
Hyderabad
I
6aw
one
enormous
gentleman
even
more
suitably
garbed.
He
was
swathed
in
what
looked
like
a
loose
yellow
bandage,
hung
from
the
shoulders,
but
with
plenty
of
bare
hide
showing
through.
He
was
a
cool
customer
in
more
ways
than
one
They
had
called
the
departure
of
the
plane
for
Delhi,
and
Mr.
Yellow
Sheet
was
Delhi
bound.
But
he
and
his
retinue
calmly
continued
to
eat
the
breakfast
which
is
provided
In
the
plane
fare.
When
an
exasperated
official
protected
the
corpulent
Big
Shot
shrugged
his
are
being
suppressed
or
subordinated
to
the
State,
it
Is
equally
true
that
in
the
West,
few
who
are
important
or
would
like
to
be
important
have
much
time
for
nnqaulified
Christian
allegiance.
This
is
an
age
when
20S
6th
Ave,
West
Psuir:
o.
Paweett
Services
11
am.
and
7.
SO
pm.
Sunday
Sohool
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(Own
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Mi
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610i
generals
plan
and
launc
leiisives
on
Sundays,
minis!
nt
stat.
hold
their
conferences,
captu
r
internatlon
international
y
f
,
:
(
':1
tins
of
Indus-;
,.jf,
;
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"
s,
educaUonai
,
"l
on
n,
liave
much
L
t
,
try,
labor
leaders
bigwigs
and
so
5?e
(f,e
Tlttiulti$
llktx
at
1
1
ST.
H
IK
ANGLICASl
tieal
Cova
Sunday
Bchot;
11:00
a
m
fiveuiiig
Prayer
'i
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p
in.
(blue
iJ'li
Defending
Freedoms
WHAT
we
Canadians
strive
for
in
the
existing
international
crisis
is,
basically,
the
defense
of
our
freedoms.
To
assist
in
the
mobilization
of
the
nation
for
that
defense
the
federal
government
is
asking
for
certain
emergency
powers.
Danger
lies
in
the
fact
that
these
powers
are
admittedly
difficult
to
define.
The
government
asks
the
authority
to
apply
price
or
other
controls
and
to
take
any
aftion
open
to
it
under
actual
war
conditions
except
censorship,
detention
and
deportation
of
persons,
and
spending
of
public
money
withput
parliamentary
approval.
The
threat
to
our
freedom
js
that
rnuch
of
this
authority
would
be
wielded
by
orders-in-CQunoil
rather
than
by
approval
of
the
membership
pf
the
House
of
Commons.
:
.;
.
As
the
history
of
Ottawa's
actions
in
the
recent
war
established,
a
government
invested
with
special
order-in-eouneil
power
becomes
reluctant
to
submit
its'
acts
to
the
slow-paced
examination
of
the
House.
"
Recently
Dr.
J.
A.
Corry,
professor
of
political
science
at
Queen's
University,
noted
this
danger
in
a
speech
to
the
advisory
..council
of
the
National
liberal
Federation
and
proposed
some
methods
of
ensuring
the
responsibility
of
our
government
to
Parliament
and
the
people.
The
main
point
of
Dr.
Corry's
suggestions
was
that
jf
Canada
is
again
to
suffer
prder-in-council
government,
parliamentary
committees
should
be
appointed
to
examine
the
effects
of
government
orders
''on
individual
rights
an4
freedoms."
r
Here
is
a
practical
suggestion
to
which
members
of
every
Canadian
political
party
might
well
tend
support
lest
we
some
day
find
that
in
our
final
battle
for
the
survival
of
democratic
freedoms
we
Have
lost
more
than
we
have
gained.
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAI,
fchoulders,
ate
a
few
more
RK.Iil
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BAPTIST
620
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Ann
ii.
Blue
Hurl
fastur:
Krv.
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mouthfuls,
then
got
up.
oOo
IT
IS
AMUSING
AND
EN-
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
Willi
us.
231
Finn
Hi
Ave.
RuKt
Minister:
Hev.
E.
A.
Wrifht,
111).
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
f.mith,
John
Ctorie
Sunday,
April
I,
1051
MorniiiH
Woi;,lii)
11
tclorK.,
Hiindai
hi
hool
-
12:15
i
:vfiii..g
ihfi
vice
-
7
:id
Renieinber
the
Kabbalh
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy
"
Jightening
for
a
westerner
to
mure
important
things
to
do
lor
the
most
part
than
worship
and
learn
from
the
God-Man
of
Nazareth.
For
all
this,
both
In
East
and
Wef.t.
the
human
leadership
and
membership
of
the
Christian
Churches
must
accept
much
tianu
.
They,
too.
like
the
people
i
who
are
passing
them
by,
have
i
been
too
concerned
with
them-
svlves
in
those
pai
ls
of
thP
j
world
where
the
heat
is
really
on,
is
that
it
matters
Utile
what
happens
to
organization,
to
:
buildings,
to
money
and
to
personnel.
The
enemy
Is
faced
with
;a
.strange
and
uncanny
htrenpth
i
which
comes
into
evidence
when
;
the
Church
is
to
all
human
in-I
Unit,
weakened
and
disabled.
This
strength
is
not
a
human
get
the
different
reaction
of
the
personal-service
.class
here.
They
are
openly
appalled
and
I
sus
P
THE
oC
ETTERBOX
PRINCE
RUPERT
Piitd
tut
&aw
tf6H
tant
-
Learn
to
be
a
Sailor
in
your
own
lioinctuti
Bt-
prepared
to
serve
Canada
ut
sei,
dimil
the
need
arise.
,
Go
pn
sale
water
cruists
during
the
sum
nier
months.
Larn
extra
money
at
regular
Njvy
m
of
pay
in
your
spare
lime.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
i:ifl
f'.ixth
AVfiuie
VVesl
Prliice
Itupert,
BC
Rev.
Lawrence
J.
.ieber
WANTF-P
PIECE
OK
MCSIC
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
have
been
asked
to
try
and
pect
downright
disgusted
thai
a
white-haired
old
muu
like
ir
should
be
travelling
arqund
India
all
alone.
Tlwy
just
cannot
understand
anyone
from
the
'.ieh
west
doing
such
a
thing.
You
soon
learn
here
that
In
His
land
where
labor
Is
so
cheap
the
personal-service
people
hava
worked
out
an
elaborate
system
of
compelling
anyone
better
off
to
"sliare
the
wealth
"
They
have
an
elaborate,
but
unwritten
code,
of
what
int
the
sl
ubbor-
locate
a
piece
of
music
and
have
strength.
It
is
oi
me
persecuted,
but
.1
suns
and
;i
new
creative
been
wondering
If
any
Old
Coun-
j
try
peopie
could
help
nie
find
ntw
Obtain
recreation,
aood
comradeships;
fs
11
:00
a
m.
Morning
Worship
.Sermon:
"Lead
Us
Not
Info
I
Temptation"
I
f.'llildreii:
"SpriiKT
Will
(
"nine"
Junior
Choir:
"Yield
Not
ln
'I'cmplatiun"
j
7::i0
p.m.-Evening
Worship
f
Re
rin
on:
'"nie
Unuvuidable
C-'hrist"
SUNDAY
RCIIOOt.H
at
Fir.-,t
I
United
all
at
12:11):
fit
Conrad
;
yourself
for
added
responsibilities.
"The
Sign
of
the
Cross"
that
used
:
energy
and
spirit.
H
is
the
old
to
be
played
before
every
Christ-1.
challenge
and
prophecy
of
the
mas
in
England
forty
years
uf,o
Christ,,,
riestroy
tin's
teuiJp,
much
like
the
Passion
Play
m
un1
t-bree
day:;
I
will
build
Qthar
countries.
The
music
another."
It
Is
tlie
new
and
cur-wanted
Is
in
the
last
scene
and
rent
evidence
of
the
Maninf!
runs
something
like
this:
,
the
Resurrection.
"Shenheril
of
Souls
that.
When
I
he
Churrh
fnrul.u
thai
is
done
and
what
is
nut
done,
i
The
room
hearer,
lor
Instance,
would
not.
dream
of
tidying
up
'
CHAM
l.
.
!
MSWt
miHIHG
ISIMPOtlAHT
JKAIMtHC
AND
stumble
by
the
way
i
she
Is
cxpendah,,'
like
her
Ma.;-
1
ulll"1
Ilal1
"
l
1
"'
That
shelters
all
who
seek
liislter,
the
world
has
means
of
re-
,
loving
brest."
'"Jmliidine
her,
that
she
is
wmtliy
E
have
hill
re-
It
seems
stranga
:
that
fitfM
Jof
no
bi
t
ler
treatment
than
lie
'
.WKJ
vi'd
our
new
was.
And
the
If.sne
of
the
ipvenl.
'
mums
WKOlt-
HlAKltD
WTltlST
&
errwr
uie
bathroom,
me
man
ho
tidies
up
the
bathroom,
is
not
the
same
chap
as
sweeps
up
the
hall.
In
fact,
every
.institution
,
like
a
hotel
has
so.
many
people
around
it
that
you
wonder
how
they
possibly
all
live.
The
answer
is
that
they
live
on
a
scale
whieh
by
western
standards
is
bare
exlstance.
On
about
26.
rents
per
day
a
poor
family
can
"get
by"
very
nicely.
oOo
WHEN
YOU
GO
TO
A
NEW
town,
and
the
hotel
people
see
you
are
a-
foreigner,
they
greet
you
like
a
long-lost
friend.
You
soon
find
that
these
people
are
the
fiercest,
most
furious
critics
of
the
new
regime
in
India.
w
iN
YOUR
01
1
v
IIOMI
music
sriouio
uisuppear,
lt
iras
befn
uearchfid
for
in
every
inuac.
store
in
England,"
also
here,
lit
up
to
now
the
siarelt
has
been
unsuccessful.
Jf
any
one
knows
where
lln'ic
is
a
copy,
it
would
be
appreciated
if
they
would
contact
the
Daily
News.
MUSIC
LOVER
over
and
over
again
since
t!i
first
Easter
lias
been
the
d;:wn
of
a
new
day
Inr
the
world
which
He
has
redeemed,
and
for
the
Church
which
Is
His
n
.dy.
hipmr-n!,
of
ROSE
BUSHES
pun't
forp.nt
l.r:
see
our
complete
lines
of
GARDE
N
SFEDS
Prince
Rupert
florists
hone
777,
3(in
3rd
W.
Mux
5K,
The
Best
You've
Got
,
IF
I'D
GIVEN
my
family
half
the
intelligence
I
'
I"
gave
my
business
I
shouldn't
be
the
lonely,
homeless
man
I
am,"
the
divorced
corporation
president
confessed.
Like
many
others
he
had
taken
for
granted
those
nearest
and
dearest
to
him.
He
had
treated
the
very
essence
of
his
life
with
hit-or-miss
methods
which
he
would
never
dare
to
apply
to
his
business.
'
;
This
all-too-typical
story
is
told
in
the
April
Header's
Digest
by
I.
A.
R.
Wylie
who
draws
the
moral
that
the
love
and
friendship
which
are
the
Water
System
.
For
Kincolith
EXPLOITING
RF.NTS
Editor
Daily
News:
and
would
hail
with
the
great
It
is
a
disgrace
the
way
that
landlords
and
landladies
are
taking
advantage
of
the
pulp
mill
being
here.
In
all
my
travels
this
Is
Ut.'
fir.-.t
city
I
have
come
across
where
the
lanulords
are
Kincolith
village
is
on
its
first
step
to
becoming
a
"city."
A
domestic
water
system
costing
In
excess
of
$20.(1(10
will
be
installed
at
once,
according
to
F
est
delight
a
return
of
the
British
Imperial
raj.
The
many
bearers,
etc.,
who
served
the
Americans
would
be
even
more
glad
to
see
them
back
in
India
1
1
suspect
even
at
the
eo.st
of
another
wan.
for
they
frankly
so
grasping
and
greedy
lor
Earl
Anfield,
superintendent
cf
TOR
PAPrRH
ANO'MG
PAINTING
WASHER
motley.
I
understand
that,
before
the
pulp
mill
came
here,
Prince
Rupert
was
little
nmie
than
a
fishing
village.
I
will
certainly
have
no
regrets
In
leaviiig.
You
have
always
wanted
Prince
Rupert
to
he
on
the
map.
Well,
it
certainly
is
right
now
for
Its
avarice
and
gu-ed.
fin
all
sides
you
hear
the
same
exclamation:
"Isn't
it
terrible
the
high
rents
we
are
forced
to
pay?"
tea
you
the
the
Americans
were
even
butter
'masters"
than
the
British.
By
"better"
they
mean
more
generous,
hander-outers.
oOo
ONE
KEEN
YOUNO
MAN
IN
Bangalore
regaled
me
for
an
hour
with
his
tale
of
woe.
lie
could
not
say
anything
bad
enough
about
the
present
Indian
government.
(With
Pump
Control)
Indian
Affairs.
Returning
from
a
tour
of
Inspection
with
Assistant
Superintendent
W.
B.
Halley,
Mr.
Anfield
was
impressed
with
the
new
housing
that
is
going
nn
nt
Kincolith.
An
engineer
will
be
arriving
to
iu;,tal
the
pipes
and
equipment
already
laid
out
for
the
installation
of
the
water
system,
the
source
of
which
wili
be
a
dam
in
the
Kincolith
Creek,
Mr.
An-lield
said.
Preliminary
plans
for
the
decennial
census,
which
will
begin
May
1,
were
made
by
the
department
officials.
SPENCE
AND
50
''India
government
man
no
I
ask:
is
that
going
to
benefit
$164
your
town
woriiing
such
hard
good.
He
went
on
tq
explain
that
whereas
in
tile
old
days
a
ship
on
the
average
working
AT
U
IK
best
of
life
need
the
best
we've
got
all
the
time.
J
'
If
you
want
to
have
and
hold
love,
you've
got
to
watch
the
little
things,
says
writer
Wylie.
Love
is
an
exacting
task,
not
made
up
of
occasional
glamor-our
gestures
but
of
a
steady
self-discipline,
a
sensitive
awareness
of
what
hurts,
what
pleases.
To
prove
the
point,
the
author
cites
examples:
a
famous
cpmppser
left
his
wife
forever
because
she
drum-rptd
on
the
breakfast
table
with
her
fingers;
a
girl
vvho
would
have
gladly
died
for
her
husband
lost
his
affection
because
she
wouldn't
powder
her
nose
or
kjeep
appointments
on
time.
;
Many
know
from
everyday
experience
that
these
irritations
aren't
trivial,
and
they
can
sympathize
with
the
woman
'
who
told
the
Reader's
Hfgent
author:
"I
wouldn't
care
so
much
if
Jim
failed
me
in
a
crisis,
if
only
he
would
be
pleasant
hen
there
wasn't
one."
gut,
someone
may
ask,
shouldn't
you
be
able
to
P"Wt
eff
your
best
manners
at
home
and
rely
on
those
who
love
you
to
understand
and
forgive?
The
an-Fijyer
offered
in
the
article,
"The
Best
You've
Got,"
$
that
you
do
so
most
unfairly
and
at
your
peril.
Yp
don't
win
love
with
your
moods,
weaknesses
and.
foibles,
and.
you
cannot
expect
to
keep
it
with
thtm.
An
eploBion
of
home
tantrums
nets
nothing
pijt
the
weary
Job
of
picking
up
the
pieces.
And,
wethcjr
you
realize
it
or
not,
there
is
a
little
less
egch
time-that
can
be
mended.
oiiMMi
ouiciai
mignt
give
obs
man?
Surely
there
is
more
to
to
five
or
six
"boys,"
the
new
life
than
grasping
the
dollar
fr,om
Indian
official,
holding
exactly,
our
fellowmau
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
tne
same
appointment,
might
Phmws
Blot
k
215
When
I
say
hardship,
I
mean
hardship
the
true
meaning
that
hire
only
two
or
three.
I
asked
this
chap
why
he
Northern
B.C.
Power
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Alt
Rlvett
and
son
Arnold
returned
yesterday
aboard
the
Ch
dentin
after
a
vacation
trip
to
California.
these
people
do
not
understand.
If
I
feel
embittered
it
is
be
vainly
kept
on
trying
to
get
wn
'bearer's"
jobs
when
there
were
Plume
210
Crime
Itupert
ton
few
of
these
to'lq
around.'
Why
did
he
not
seek
jobs
in
factories?
cause
I
am
in
the
same
position
ar
a
good
many
others
here
are.
I
know
what
lt
is
to
have
the
better
part
of
my
pay
check
go
for
rent.
DIRGURTED
He
could
get
a
lob
in
the
leather
factory
tomorrow,
he
Pf.
If
GARDEN
TOOLS
aid,
at
about
40
runees
a
SAVE
FUEL-
month.
But
-to
gel.
the
job
lie
would
have
to
pay
a
bribe
to
the
foreman
equivalent
to
about
one
month's
pay.
Ha
harl
tin
George
Stewart
Kincolith
Mayor
George
L.
Stewart,
was
elected
scruples
about
paying-the
bribe.
Get
More
Engine
I
tint
where
was
he
tq
get
40
rupees
hrlbe
money?
Garden
Hose
Broomrakes
Clippers
chief
councillor
for
the
Kiiwoliln
village
in
elections
heid
there
TFT
i
one-1
..
'.'
,
,il
n
Kl
ns
Hindi
oOo
I
I
HEAR
THE
SAME
STORY
everywhere
here,
and
as
I
want,
to
give
the
full
picture
J
think
I
must
mention
it.
On
the
whole,
the
achievements
of
this
new
regime
in
India
are
remarkable.
But
the
outcome
of
the
events
in
India
is
this
week.
Other
councillors
are
W.
G.
Barton,
secretary;
Abel
Stewart,
treasurer;
W.
H.
Stevens,
Francis
Watts
and
Herbert
S.
Doolan.
Scripture
J-aiiage
for
JoJa
if
Ra
kes
"Let
yftur
meejeration
be
known
upto
all
meii.
The
Lord
Trowels
Forks
Hoes
V7H1
may
noi
rcanc
m,
,
p3(inu-
your
gas
may
be
going
nut
of
ymir
u
UNBURNED
when
spark
plugs
need
1111(1
'
attendants
check,
clean,
re-gap
plugs
as
needed,
while
you
wait.
Drive
Ai.tn
Service
iji
at
mm
rm-.
,
,
"
'--
I
j
I,
,'
....,
rr-
Use
Classifieds
for
Results.
ciouctea
by
a
widespread
habit
Spades
Fertilizers
Insecticides
oi
petty
gran
and
peiMmal
dishonesty.
We
in
the
west
have
the
oc
anu
eigm-rooio
nesiiience
is
beng
erected
by
R.
C.
j,iutch,
for
J.
T-
Harvey,
iocaj
barrister.
It
will
have
a
commanding
harbor
!
i
a
IKTIH
Cuildjng
Fine
tyew
Residence
Excavations
are
under
way
for
ene
ot
Prince
Rupert'a
finer
new
hemes
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
IrCthe
Armstrong
Properties
area.
only
once
but
several
times.
Once,
in
a
post
office,
the
official
took
my
10
rupees
for
stamps,
did
a
doaen
other
jobs
before
he
finally
gave
them
to
me,
then
loudly
swore
by
'all
the
gods
that
I
had,
never
given
him
any
money.
STUDtbAKt.t
ana
View.
Plans
provide
for
modern
casional
very
rare
experience
of
attempted
short-changing,
say
at
the
wicket
of
a
busy
movie
theatre.
Here
In
India,
I
am
sorry
to
Bay,
in
a
single
month
I
have
been
short
changed
not
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
construction
with
the
latest
appointments
In
residential
de
Third
Avenue
ot
Park
sign.