Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
rav
Prairies
Need
SiiyAraAy..
June
23.
1951
!
f
il
..DIRECTORY
ISCinircliii
i
etvjces:
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In
all
,h,h,
m
l:.ni
.
.
.
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at
I,
"Willi
Reflects
and
More
Rain
th
Am.
w
r.I
m""
Reminisces
Saturday
Sermon
WINNIPEG
TlirouKhout
die
weslern
crop
region,
tempera-
i
tures
have
been
moderate
dur-:
ing
the
past
week,
with
on'y
,
scattered
showers
reported
from
any
province,
according
to
the
:
lr.gep?rj.dsnt
paliy
ncT.-jpaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Pnncc
Rupert
r.nd
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Ne-s-spaper
Association
P
A-
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Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
5ai
DL
Qft
f
More
young
Canadians
have
become
more
sea
conscious
in
Minuter;
Itv
plSt
me
pait
it
3a
tnan
vrlw
yeurs
of
rKHIltur
of
the
iB
Rv.
Basil
8.
Priiufcter,
Canon
of
St.
Andrew's
Catludral)
in
any
Cunadian
NaUooal
Roilw-ays.
uuuuti'
iuatury.
tlufy
havt
Havist
raius
.occurred
from
The
jrift
of
Faith
Ls
not
like
the
gift
of
some
kind
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
5th
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Morning
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Evening
7:30p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer
Meeting
8:00
p.m.
Pastor:
Mr.
Charles
Sinclair
Phone
Black
313
"I
was
glad
when
they
sukl
unto
ine:
'Let
us
go
Into
the
house
of
tlie
Lord'."
.
.
....
j
tcaaviue
.mj
wiuwwouncn
an.
i.:h
,i
'i;,..
southern
Baskawhewan
and
be-
U1
'
nJi
w'
ululJ-
h
u
iiui
.vuiiifiiung
ui.ii
urc
sea,
lived
on
ngming
aiupi.
aiutred
iii
c-juitwt
and
n
Uie
world,
trior
to
1M1.
few
iu-aea
could
iiuve
said
lliat
much.
Bewildered
People
HKT
tMTKI)
twen
Portage
ia
Prairie
and
people
can
have
and
other
people
cannot
have.
It
Amaranth
in
Manitoba.
More
.
,.
.
.
.
..
.
....
.
,.
rain
in
required
at
owny
points
i
basn
t
anything
in
common
with
the
ability
to
di.s-in
Manitoba
and
Baskatctevn
j
tinguish
colors
or
pick
out
a
tune.
Those
who
sutv
they
to
repteiuah
topsoUfliokiUire
und
f
.
i
4JT
HAVE
JT
Euapeuiiuu
of
a
iimll
weakly
thiiik
10
maIltain
erop
rusjeev;
at
i
wish
tnrv
iwu
l
aitiriiKe
Jlt?
ouier
ivupw
nivr
present
andards.
Faitn
nave
a
very
false
ldea
()f
in
Anchorage
makes
one
of
another
distant
sheet
DEMOCRATIC
people
find
ourselves
bewildered.
W2
Ye
are
pricked
by
strange
fears.
Every
man
and
woman
seems,
as
never
before
in
the
history
of
the
world,
to
feel
an
individual
personal
stake
in
the
political
restlessness
which
is
Newo
"v.r
".'."'!
th
nature
of
Faith.
Faith,
ol
anyway
...
any
mure
than
you
stays
as
healthy
as
ever.
Born
?kanagan
Uuit
ra
has
been
dry
and
windy
Ho
course,
means
faith
In,
God
and
v.
-
"
'
"
M
mi,
Ave
l-uMur:
c.
p8wn.
11
VATIOI
AH
Ml
CO.:
t.pt.
w.
Pouiu
Li..lui
c.a
j
;m
owl
Kr.i.inhf
mi
ill
t
liA
alum
water
or
friendship
...
i4w
of
n
.old
tkP.
it
nag
is
reuorted
lroiu
any
in
Christ,
it
fl'jes
not
mean
anything
In
connection
with
race-
hoists,
doctors
or
politicians.
cause.
And
Faith
is
essentially
a
liv-i
I
l.vp
thing
since
it
is
our
contact:
f
jrst
PresbyftftOn
Church
j
rnking
havoc
in
our
peaceful
lives,
says
the
Royal
rtXZ
:
Willi
Lilt?
OUUJUC
ll
'
JsaTik
monthly
letter.
wrote
countless
yarns,
and
bex
mta
J
ot
them
all
sliould
be
the
story
j
Ol
Us
own
life.
I
Development
of
knowledge
and
the
great
of
our
inventions
complicate
living.
Conditions
Are
Heading
For
Kitimat
ruiUl
u,,c
u.
v..c
vami..B1,Tnus
as
we
rectlve
lt
are
we
eil-
i
virtues,
and
nobody
has
Uiese
by
j
aDie(j
to
malvn
forwar(l
l)w
:
nature.
We
are
all
borrf
and
can
Et(,rna,
R(jad
b()un(1
for
Great
grow
up
without
theme
although
venture
!it
is
tragic
when
we
do.
Put
-Frtenls
aiMl
l,)m
we
have
none
i
they
are
gifts
bestowed
or
gwen
K()f
regt
nor
blest
abl)de
,10
those
who
want
them.
They
,
VK1
,
,h
f
n,,
Kr
hn.n
I
I
Tmil(v
Wli
Ave.
at
MiUnum
ttMUt:
t.
H.A,m4
"
ihatt
l
i.
-P..
tl,n
Knffc
an.-l
vcr
ivp
I
It
s'
one
can
be.
stonv
"Wr.
r.ft',
lW
ievotuuuui-ieu
iui
u.c
-
,broke
iu-lrsd
and
ca'f
ovp
not
bannv.
We
mav
not
be
able
to
put
into
starved
and
pretty
blanket
v
-
btaiiX
blank
miserable
in
th
Norseman
flying
boat
Jrf
B.C.i
re
not
Unites
which
you
either
AtUle
olnvr
end
of
the
road."
HT.
PKI
I
H
S
xiil,iu
ral
Cum
Sunday
txhm.,
a
do,,,
words
the
difficulties
we
feel,
but
we
do
know
that
;
have
or
do
not
have
on
acaiunt
South
Sea
islands
It
may
all
be
iCeatral
Ajj-yg
Wlis
ner
y4(.
iMaesfieldi
i
IUw
t,
life-is
for
most
of
US
a
continuous
process
Ot
getting
irue,
but
hundreds
of
novelist.
'
terday
ferrying
to
Leraano
i&y
who
your
parents
were.
The,
oiwii
a.wy
wjiw-is
buu
u
men
who
arrived
Brrivw
from
r,u.,
Vaueou
vnixo,.
iniee
caiauiaj
virtues
are
Faith,
Kl-lil
MH
MirtM
6-J9
fltli
Avr
K
j,,.
must
have
had
a
shrewd
notion
tsed
to
things
we
hadn't
expected.
'
In
all
cur
experiences,
we
started
out
with
Vr.
-j
-r
.
,
pf
what
the
reading
public
want-
ea-
-iney
craved
leitu'.e,
love
.,
,
.
,
,
,
I...
.v,
i.,.
ver
by
Canadian
Paific
Airlines.
1
"Pe
and
Chanty.
If
you
want
Eighteen
in
all
will
Join
the
er-
any
of
them
badly
enough
they
;
vice
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
!-an
be
fW"-
""w
assurance
is
I
Puring
the
pust
week
some
'
Ut
those
that
seek
wiU
find,
i
I
sixty
men
have
been
handled
ni
ho
kn(X
the
door
i
.
a-
wilt
nnen.
Sn
if
vnu
haupn't
jinv
i
ideals
Ot
Wiiat
SllOUia
oe,
out
mtse
e
'""l'
and
luxury,
and
whatever
else
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
!
into
frustration
and
then
bewilderment.
We
find
might
be
fancied.
FIRST
UNITED
CHUsI
vi.i'b
TVii'ir
inrougn
nere
enruuie
w
zveuiano
'
'
'
-
-j
I'vr
St
lot
tt
lU.NOlt.
t.,
.
,
u..
Fllh
it
it
is
is
hMan
because
vm
ha.
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
202
Sixth
Ave.
Wust
I
(Across
from
the
Armouries)
SIMUY
Morning
Service
11:00
'
Sunduv
School
and
,
1
Bible
Class
12:15
Evening
S'-rvice
7:30
,
WEEK
DAYS
i
A
m
u.iL.j.tai.v
,:.
;..,
corlsit
considered
so
tat
that
you
can
to
Central
B.C.
Airways.
Ls
to
public
speaking
training
that
compromises
and
adjustments
have
to
be
made,
and
we
become
confused
as
we
try
to
keep
the
changes
within
the
bounds
of
our
principles
and
culture.
.
.
...
.
net
q
nnn
u-itrttii.T
k''iiih
Uah!,
to
visitors
to
worsilip
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
D.
i
Organist;
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
Sunday,
June
24.
1951
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
7:30
o'clock
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy."
gain
enough
confidence
in
one-
i
"ue
to
neavy
trainc
in
air
-'""a
-
.
,
can
learn
from
nobody
m-where
Canadian
Pacific
Air-
self
to
be
able
to
get
up
any-
passengers.
to
speak
one's
mind.
Si
'lines
flew
an
extra
early
flight
Pfrwnce
but
their
own
often
,
said
Gecff
Hill,
at
Ui
Junior
!
from
Vancouver,
landing
here
at
lr
years
5uch
will
o'
the
.
.
'n
c-ij,.,.
tu
wisos
&&
nueuess.
moiiev
nariies
i
We
have
made
the
word
'progress"
include
C36
Sixth
Avtn
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
U
Sidw
11:00
a.m.
Holy
Ojmnw.ni
Btrmmi:
"Exprpssfd
a,
iunlty"
Children:
"Footprint!"
Junior
Choir:
"Onward
Christian
Soldiers"
.Ved.
8:00
Prayer
mecllni;
whole
p
,rStem
Of
philosophy
and
politics,
ine
ClVUl-
,,,0.
flnd
,,.
h,,
r(,1T1pm.
,
fneht
was
made
in
the
after-
Uj
great
outdoors
and
o
on
...
,
and
Bible
Study
nni.
.oiitnrxr
allnu-o
thp
avprnrrp
man
tn
bered
too
often.
Tj
be
tons
ue-
noon,
making
three
in
all
for
"
euc1.
Wings
in
thetr
way
I'hurs.
2:00
Women's
Mis
x
..0
V
cied.
thoueh
lifted,
lea-.ned
and
the
dav.
but
not
as
substitutes
for
Cod.
-
-
-
1
-
I
.
1
.
I
r
L,,,-,
hiixv.",
Ua
if
'
-
So
I
say
to
you
and
to
myself
sionary
Society
'ri.
7:00
Boys
and
Oirk
Clubs
8:00
Christ
Ambassadies
"Every
one
is
welcome
al
7:30
pjn.-Evening
Wurship
S.'rmon:
"CrcsMug
the
B.
.
on
th
Uisis
of
Divine
promise
RAT'S
STRANGE
LOOT
:
that
Faith
is
mine
if
J
really
LONDON
if
A
diamond
ring,
!
want
it.
Hope
is
mine
if
I
really
partake
iaitniy
ut
an
auunuancc
uj.
vuingo.
ue
ia
widely
exptrinced
is
to
o
surrounded
by
marvellous
machines,
healing
arts,
tuoxugh
iiife
undet
-a
grave
han-
.
,
-
,
,
.
,.
-i
dicap.
Ability
to
handle
oneseif
fatherly
governments
and
comforting
privileges
of
0n
his
feet
gives
a
iai-reaching
A
Irinrlc
advantage.
Many
a
man
.is
s-
FLAN
DROUGHT
BANK
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
tf
A
spe-elul
bunk
of
nortlteastern
Brazil
lias
Kuan
r...,.,
.
.
V.
.
C
i
........
..
tommon
Adventure."
Anthem:
"Mi.gn:fi:'at
I
found
in
a
rat's
nest
beneath
vant
it.
Chftrity
iS
mine
if
I
Prinae
Rupert's
fenteeuslal
Church."
He
;
ftoorhie
at
Woolwich
Arsenal,
really
want
ijt.
t
realjy
is
as
Minister
Lafter
witii
the
basic
i
COME
AND
WORSHIP
'
tontshed
when
discovering
Where
is
the
principle
to
be
found
that
will
cn
speak.
j
was
lust
10
years
ago.
It
was
re-
simple
as
Uiat,
There
aren't
any
aim
of
financing
defence
against
j
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
lit
First
3r;en
331
Pastor
C.
Fawci
tt
Us
.or
buts.
You
don't
have
to
be
i
f
'V.
'
1
.
I
'
if
-'
st
c
Vl
'"-V
'
1.1.1',
Air
"
'
1
M,r
v
..i
.
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f
'
V
Vl!
;
'ST..
.
4
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b
V
r
;
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.
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:
i
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!
f
I
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'
':
vMr
.i
J
!
'
p
e
i
1
'
1
J
it
1
droughts
that
periodically
ravage
stored
to
its
owner,
N.
Vaughan,
who
still
works
at
the
arsenal.
d
till
at
12:15.
worthy
end
you
an't
be
worthy
,
that
area
r-
.
JOHN
H.
appeal
to
all
people?
That
is
likely
the
most
mo-
seventy-three
Sons
of
Free-'
mentous
question
before
us
today.
Of
some
things
dom,
for
the
present
dwelling
ni
,
.
.
.
,
the
penitent
ia-y,
a.e
eating
we
can
be
certain,
but
they
are
mostly
negative:
a
again.
They
had
been
on
a
uiiitimr
principle
is
not
to
be
found
in
nationalistic
hunr
strUte
ljr
nve
weekai
By
,
..
.
,
,
that
time,
not
the
slightest
per-
movements,
political
dogma,
secular
peace
programs
suasion
was
necessary
to
cause
or
economic
panaceas.
The
principle
we
seek
must
consumption
of
cups
of
richly
,
,
.
,
,
11
i-
.
fortiiied
eggnog
Tne
Sons
be
ethical
and
universal,
something
appealing
to
couica
t
but
admit
the
stuff
wa.i
the
highest
moral
sen.-e
to
which
people
of
various
lmp!'
line
tx
a
sta"ter-
BULLETIN
No.
3
vwnn
fni
BULGER
Cjftwit'lisl
,
MM
xv
b
cultures
have
attained.
It
needs
to
be
etrong
if
it
is
to
overcome
the
obstacles
which
social
usage
and
Canadians
who
re"
perhaps
not
giving
much
contemplation
to
liiiaiK-e
mmisie-'i
remarks
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
elfish
impulses
will
put
in
the
way
of
its
cultivation
a
month
r
Snore
ago,
are
risk
'
as
Ume
No
si-natures
on
paper
and
no
outward
rites
jSngrera,noi
r
1
ean
lane
ine
place
ot
a
true
spiritual
culture,
which
(r
easy
to
pay
a
new
car,
or
?c
Aei-:.A
v,-
aij
t
T,-i,
i-;i-
v.:-
v:.,
icaar'
for
another
Nor
will
the
encouraging
of
credit
con-tmue
indefinitely.
Most
of
us
know
something
about
prescriptions
which
are
anything
but
pleasant
U)
taste
but
often
ihey
give
ynu
a-
healthier
feeling
jater
on.
1?
uts3-iuiru
xviiitjiu
o.
iuiiocc
uic
tins
ill
nip
Civilization
on
Trial:
"the
inward
force
which
alone
creates
and
sustains
the
outward
manifestations
of
what
is
called
civilization."
Building
on
such
a
spiritual
base-does
not
mean
that
man
will
vpnrmnia
tlio
anru-itia.-.
r.t
tn
r-timi
.
BlUHL
Tjis
TJME
gKEESA
his
natural
iaculties
or
scoit,
ccienee
and
improve-
suggestions
are
heard
thai
ment.
On
the
contrary,
as
was
so
eloquently
said
in
jiifj
IT
TZto?r
iitcjcucai
loiter
01
roper
rillS
Al
in
lyy,
'"He
i'urtiwr
awersUwu.
-In
a
land
like
this
the
project
is
not
wita-
thu3
ennobles
what
is
merely
natural
in
life
and
secures
for
it
new
strength
in
the
material
and
temporal
order,
no
less
than
in
the
spiritual
and
eternal."
ioox
advocacy.-
A
new
out
ti
doors
aiea
is
merely
a
niattr-r
of
time,
or.
as
po()ulations
grow,
j
Another
national
pUygKund,
this
time
s;niewliere
along
th
j
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River
need
hardly
b--,
urged.
ft
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criflure
l
are
f-a
MODERN
fc
for
laiiaqe
"Let
not
mercy
and
truth
forsake
thee
Prov.
3:3.
PLUMBING
The
hag
of
the
Communist
.People's
Republic
of
China
bea
-s
1
the.
date
Aug.
1.
Coinmuntst
revolt
started.
is
a
wise
investment,
In
terms
of
family
heallh
and
liome
economy.
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Blue
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Thousands
or
Yards
of
Broken
Concrete
from
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse
Especially
recommended
for
water
front
fills,
by
engineers
Commencing
June
1st,
1951
Approximately
irm
Founda
SaanicK
Th
worl
"attark'
may
fill
some
of
uh
vith
apprehension.
But
the
word
"defenee"
.
.
.
modern
defence
.
.
.
in
one
that
v,hen
properly
understood
can
dispel
fear
and
instill
reassurance,
t
Many
lurid
stories
of
destruction
are
exaggerated
but
they
have
their
origin
in
truth.
Modern
defence
is
understanding
tthat
may
happen
and
knowing
tiow
to
fight
hack.
Any
defence
must
take
into
account
all
the
various
methods
and
weapons
which
might
he
used
against
us.
An
attack
with
high
explosive
and
incendiaries
would
producei
Blast
.
.
.
Splinters
.
.
.
Shock
.
.
.
I'IKF.
Fire
is
certain
to
he
a
prime
factor
in
any
attack.
Every
family
must
become
an
actual
fire
fighting
unit
to
control
fires
in
the
early
stages
nd
to
prevent
them
spreading.
You
cannot
dceiid
on
service
from
regular
fibre
fighting
units
who
will
be
busy
controlling
major
outbreaks.
A
major
attack
on
a
thickly
populated
area
may
cause
casualties
nd
render
large
numbers
homeless.
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