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villi
REV.
H
O.
OLSON
(St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church)
"1
am
crucified
with
Christ:
nevertheless
I
live;
yet
not
I,
&ut
Christ
liveth
in
me:
and
the
life
that
I
know
live
in
the
Utah,
I
live
by
the
faith
of
the
Son
of
God,
who
loved
me,
and
gavv;
Himself
lor
me."
he
never
hooked
-seven
cents
copy
for
the
Bulletin.
Chiang
and
Spain
I
WAS
SITTING
in
the
lounge
of
a
copy
little
London
hotel,
reading
the
paper,
when
an
American
We
extend
a
cordial
t
to
visitors
to
worship
231
Fourth
Ave
Mmwter:
Rev
E
a
uTJ
Luther
says
of
Paul
he
had
the
same
voice,
the
ALL
HIGHEST
NO.
2
There
is
one
less
Hohenzollern
same
tongue,,
before
and
after
his
conversion.
Before
muinorl
,s
,
mo
T
m,nD
on
earth
today.
In
his
69th
year,
4-IIIKT
lntKHHVTKKUN
4t.h
Avmt
Ktutt
Hrv.
K.
A.
Wrlaht.
DD.
lOruon
I
looked
American,
for
he1"
conversion
his
tongue
uttered
blasphemies.
But,
...
..
.
..
i.
..4.'..,.
V.
a,;..
1
i
J
Orgunlst:
Mrs.
E.
j,fc
John
Cunit
.
SUNUAY.
JULY
a
!(
Morning
Worship
-u
Sunday
Si
huil
--.
J2
-15
Evening
Service-
7
'Rcii...mber
tin;
Babbi
io
Km
it
Huly.-'
assumed
I
was
from
thi
y'
e
collect
a
Jut-e
i
jus
cunvei
siun,
wis
luugue
upawe
a
spiritual
uir.i
wonaerrul
assortment
of
diaap-
UnVnl.,
1;in.n.iao-f
U.S.A.
tments
and
surprises.
He
J
,K
Mn-,.IV.
,
,...
'IHT
I'KITKH
eriH
urn
Aw
vat
Urn
L.
i.
Bi-l-ir
lUmn
)
had
amole
reason
to
believe
Paul
was
an
ambassador
or
vuD...b
It
was
at
the
height
of
the
itw,urifon
,iu...
Ood
k
nlnn
nf
s
vut.mn.
When
Diiin
and
(...scfimrnrt.
TCow
itw
lwCArlhtUr
epifHe
Bnd
my
fel"
Yet
he
died
after
long
retire-
"e
wa
persecuted
he
confessed
mother
loves
the
child
but
cles-
,t
lmenl'
Iong
illness'
shred
of
ai1
that
he
WaS
enly
a
messenger.
-.pilles
the
diphtr.rla
germ
thul
"Wi
When
t
I
act
t
k
back
i,
,
home,
iieehtrer.
nnmn
ind
nniutr
on.-i
He
was
Bent
bv
God.
and
was
..
VTII4.
lMeHI,
TAIUHMAI'IlK
ww
-mh
v
Wi-it
Puatnr:
C.
Fawonu
turwrn
ni
too
poor
to
live
in
one
of
his
confident
in
that
truth.
Have
"
f
numerous
uncomfortable
castles.
;
we
as
individuals,
as
a
congrega-
So
it
is
with
God
and
sin;
God
.said,
"I'm
going
to
tell
every-;
body
that
we
haven't
got
a
single
ally
in
all
the
world."
Much
to
my
wife's
disgust,
I
;
never
argue
with
strangers.
I
tion,
as
a
church,
that
conn-
loves
us,
but
the
sin
thut
we
.
WHY
NOT
A
STROLL?
I
c,ence
111
oocl
s
worcl.
lnat
we
re
commit
grieves
Him.
Canada's
Water
Power
CANADA,
industrially,
is
a
child
of
the
electrical
age,
fed
by
waterpower.
Or,
as
the
current
monthly
review
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
comments
:
,
"It
would
be
difficult
to
name
a
country
to
"which
the
rise
of
hydro-electric
power
has
been
of
greater
economic
significance
than
it
has
to
Canada.
...
',
"In
the
production
of
electricity
from
water
power,
Canada
is
surpassed
only
by
the
United
States;
an1,
if
steam-generated
power
is
included,
possibly
also
by
Russia
and
Germany.
.
.
.
;
"Installed
capacity
at
the
end
of
1950
was
22
per
cent
greater
than
at
the
end
of
the
Second
World
Wdr
and
55
per
cent
greater
than
in
1937,
and
a
further
addition
of
some
eight
per
cent
is
being
matte
this
year.
At
the
end
of
1951,
capacity
will
total
over
13,500,000
horsepower
and
other
large
projects
already
under
way
should
bring
the
total
to
about
16,000,000
in
the
next
few
years."
Yet:
'"Only
a
fraction
perhaps
25
per
cent
of
Canada's
vast
hydro-electric
potential
has
so
far
been
developed:
it
is
officially
estimated
that
water-power
resources
known
and
evaluated
at
present
ambassadors
of
the
truth?
D
j
There
are
parts
of
the
city
What
is
the
net-ret
of
success-
I
Just
listened.
It
seemed
he
was
where
tourists,
as
well
as
chil-
our
lives
in
our
daily
living
show
f
,
Cnrlgtl
VU1K,
Wnu,
wus
boiling
mad
because,
over
a
dren
and
citizens,
cannot
bein
rth
the
radiance
of
Him
who
it
J
u.
,.".
.,
,"7
MAI
HTIII1
AllWiy
Prime
Htret
CO.:
Ciait.
W.
t-oultun
lilritorv
Cram
(I-Hll
jj.to.
builttajr
Hfll'ool
X
IKI
p
m
I
BlanC
VnU'
fT.
fH1.-
M'TIIKKAN
IWIl
vb
at
MnBrliin
m
Pkruit:
trt.
H.
O
JIm
IblluUHll
that
made
Paul
and
Jeremiah
EVANGELICAL
f
REE
CHURCH
415--5th
Ave
I
SCRVICtS
Morning
in
Buinlay
Bchool
12
Eveiiliif;
,
7j
Wl
Vi:sliAY
T'rnyer
Mivling
e
Puslor
Hlnclair
I'hone
Hlack
Jsj
"I
whs
glad
when
tlr
unto
me:
'Li
t
us
to
k
house
of
the
Lord
."
drink,
he
had
heard
a
British
but
see
examples
of
conduct
lor
idled
for
us?
I
steel
man
accept
an
order
from,
Which
vandalism
Is
too
weak
aj
Remember
what
Jesus
said
;
a
Canadian
for
-a
thousand
and
term.
Take,
for
-example
Ah
I
,m.o
m
rtuHni..
in
i.i..i,n
and
others
no
strong
to
lubor,
so
willing
to
work,
so
perserverlng
finrl
in
linuAnri.H
In
Mutu
vnrlnir
HNR
niirlf
lL'hirh
frnm
Vnnrioal
I
eo.,
unt,,
lift
...x
.,..
di.od
......
irtj
ikJius
ui
UlCCl
yCL
I11UX1LI1.
Yet
that
verv
av
the
MmR
.
u"
SZ
"
.
1
.
ju,
m.
.
.
.
to
win
their
lellowmen
Into
the
told
of
how
Britain
.
,
trvina
"II
"""i":.
.V
mm"
De
and
U,OK
unlu
lne
,lu,ds
lor.
lllty
laith
of
our
Lord
J-us?
When
t
,
v.;
.
.,
iiioit:
uurui-iire.
oome-
are
an
wniie
unto
narvest.
Are
bfer,
Ration
of
;
thing,
however,
that
seldom
oc-
we
willing
to
look
upon
our
we
sum
It
up
we
realise
that
they
lived
in
the
"Word,
resting
In
P.T.
tTTKK'H
ANftl.n'Afl
tifl
Cova
Sunday
riTnix..
iiwit
m
IHIim
nun
I
l;i
i.ri
u
iiai'Tint
BJO
8th
A-.
K
hUic
803
Puntiir:
urv.
I
ruiiiird
A.
TlirM"
,,u,
li.c
.on..
curs
is
tne
presence
of
a
police
fellowmen
with
a
spiritual
eve,
v
constable,
not
as
a
regular
rou-
and
consider
the
ete.nal
destiny
EVEN
I
BROKE
1
tlne.
but
Just
for
its
occasional
my
fixed
rule,
of
their
souls?
Do
we
fully
real-
Hl
Hie
ena,
ana
got
llllo
a
:"'"''
mere
are
manv
that
mpn
anr
wnmrn
who
re.
God's
promises,
using
the
means
of
grace
that
God
had
given
them.
Paul
was
always
feeding
by
faith
on
God's
Wrd.
Jesus
Christ
the
crucified,
risen,
and
exalted
Saviour
was
the
meat
and
drink
for
his
soul.
persons,
local
1olk
as
well
us
ject
the
salvation
that
Ood
of-strangers,
who
would
welcome
te
m
Cnrlst
Jesus
are
vnernaUy
the
sight
of
an
office'r
on
some
lost?
serhiriri
nntv,
inl'iDH
.if
in
o
i
I
mild
argument
with
the
strang-i
er.
It
was
too
much
to
hear
him
(say
that
they
didn't
have
a
"real
i
ally."
The
London
papvrs
right
,
then
were
full
of
reports
of
the
COME
TO
ghastly
losses
suffered
by
the
death
(,f
Christ
...
.
.
.
not
nshnmpri
H
l,,vrt
th.m
0n
Cross,
joe
waicott
says
he
always
..
...
......',,
.
.
"
..,
'
'
made
the
atonnient
for
all
our
would
support
an
installed
capacity
of
55,000,000
!
?louTl!f
Keeiment
which
had
i
J
been
been
bad
badly
v
man
mauled
pri
holding
hnlriinir
ihd
the
with
a
spiritual
Iovj.
realizing
reads
the
Bible
before
a
fight
Lakeshore
Bible
Ca
sins.
He
was
victorious
over
sin,
death
and
th
devil.
This
is
the
truth
with
which
we
begin
as
we
nnpn
Oenesis
Thp
ai'ri
nf
Hi
UN
line
In
Korea
and
prays
between
rounds
This
lnal-
umess
me
rvpemea
ana
,.,,,,,
if
.
.
1
ha
never
never
heen
Dee"
cnnirier.fi
cor"ideretl
a
n
amended
their
ways,
they
would
Well,
you
are
going
to
tell
nasf
.1
.
1
,.
feature
of
rnntemnnrarv
miu
.
e
fnr.vpr
iorever
lost.
m
niriii
tiiat
yuu
naveii
l
goL
wnat
"
;
r
j
t--
you
call
-a
real
ally,'
maybe
you
10111
uui,
epeamug
uuuuiiu,
us
t,
muoi
iruiriuuti
in"
woman
bruising
the
serpent's
a
useful
thing
to
keep
in
.mind
we
have
many
people
in
our
v,,.ri
i.
nnthiVio
oi..
h,,.
.,
for
fun,
svn
and
instruction
in
a
world
that
keeps
gettim;
country
who
willingly
turn
their
Dne(.v
of
hr.
rri)(.1fi,.rl
T,,.
less
easy
to
live
in.
backs
upon
Ood
and
the
church.
.
ls
the
t,ut
h
tnat
mnM
They
are
not
under
the
Influence
Uhouyh
veiled
.11
th,nui,
th
had
better
tell
them
why
this
Is
so,"
I
proceeded
to
tell
him
how
many
Canadians
and
Britons
felt
about
the
U.S.
attitude
towards
Chiang
Kai-shek.
I
am
1
oi'sepower.
;
"Many
of
the
large
undeveloped
sites
are,
of
course,
in
remote
areas
from
which
power
cannot
be
economically
transmitted
to
the
places
where
it
is
most
needed.
Thus,
some
sections,
notably
southern
Ontario,
can
see
the
day
approaching
when,
with
no
new
large
sites
to
develop,
they
must
turn
to
fuel-produced
power.
"The
large
reserves
in
northern
areas
seem
likely,
however,'
as
in
the
past,
to
facilitate
the
de
No
popular
song
has
yet
ap-
ot
Uod's
Word.
The
children
i
,
...
,,.
,,,
,
,
i
..."
.1
iiiwn.
a
biiu
me
umLuiy
ui
nv
knowledge
knimMiie
1
1
.k.
thr
.
Th
.
j.
.,
peared
in
Korea
and,
without
according
grow
up
any
.T,.
rt.,
P,fi,.
v,
to
the
progress
of
cease-aie
jic-
01
God's
saving
power
in
Christ.
quite
sure
he
did
not
know
the
difference
between
the
Island
of
8oUatlons
al
Kaesong.
Just
how
Thereiorc,
th.-ir
conscienws
are
Formosa,
which
belongs
to
China,
and
the
country
of
Ko-
lis
w
iuc.-i.uu.
nun-
tiji
stnsiuve
10
uoa,
or
10
rigni
ever,
it's
as
well
to
remain
prac-
and
wrong.
They
grow'
up
in
an
tical
ar.d,
with
another
winter
environment
that
ls
onlv
of
this
panov.-r
lamb,
the
continual
s-heddlng
of
blood
in
the
tabernacle
and
the
temple
all
these
were
emblems
of
Christ
crucified.
This
is
the
truth
that
we
i
'e
even
in
the
book
of
Revelation.
"In
the
midst
of
the
throne.
You
practically
forced
China
cominS
"P.
find
something
to
world,
and
consequently
they
velopment
of
mineral
discoveries.
Moreover,
high
whistle.
"Keep
the
Home
Fires
,.nmmit
adulteries
mnrw
onri
.
lnl
the
war
in
Korea,
because
,,,i
t,:
,:
1
vcltage
transmission
may
m
time
make
many
of
!hoW
did
they
know
that
you
Burning"
can
take
a
lot
of
beat-
thefts,
all
because
they
are
not
lnS-
t?
conscious
of
a
livinc
God.
and
of
the
four
beasts,
and
In
these
.northern
power
resources
more
accessible.
I
the
midst
nf
the
elili-ra
sliuul
ii
we
'
neea
vo
"
oe
uc
comment
in
tne
"'c
:
Lamb
as
as
it
it
had
nacl
been
been
slum
A
Vancouver
resident
struck
a
1
...
.
slam.,
Yts,
YOU
WILL
ENJOY
O
The
safest,
sandiest
beach
imaginable
Supervised
motor
boating
and
rowing
Picnics,
hikes,
hcach
fires
Pleasing
and
profitable
Bible
lessons
A
daylight
bus
trip
both
ways
The
Cost
for
Transportation
and
Camp:
Young
People
(12-18
yrs.)..
..$12.00
Aug.
Children
(8-11
years)
$10.50.
..Aug
1:
Get
your
application
in
soon
to
man
in
the
face
and
is
now
up
"ul
wf
"
as
raw.
j
even
In
the
midst
of
hiavjnly
on
a
charge
of
manslaughter
I
j;
renvjmber
that
men
giory
we
get
a
view
of
Christ
cru-
"-
ptioj,
uac
uiCil
i
Clllt'u,
weren
t
running
interference'
for
--
-"How
Chiang
Kai-shek?
did
they
know
MacAr-thur
wasn't
driving
up
to
the
Manchurian
border
of
China,
where
he
would
step
aside
and
let
Chiang's
troops
keep
on
going?"
I
told
him
how
both
the
British
government
and
the
Cana-
Over
in
the
States,
another
man
f
lives
to
protect
the
word
of
God
As
we
live
in
the
Word,
we
see
Jesus
Christ
as
the
cruciflvd.
We
must
that
we
nave
totlay-
seveVal
named
E
Charles
fnr
.
i
r.rprisiiro
finrt
tiMt
Kj
nuVioinal
We
minutes.
He
cleaned
up
a
for-
....
.
'
,
rlscen,
and
exalted
Saviour
tune,
as
weu
as
a
lot
oi
praise.
V
.
..
"J
and,
alas,
too
politely
warned
of
mg&.
the
mix-up
that
might
result
vr.-r
iv
,-,
,,.
t
,
.
.,
wub
wHiiuuu
uaic
auuuicu
vll?
masa.
six-day
week
but
cows
still
use
He
retorted:
"Well,
then,
"
if
thi
Z
:.
seven-day
delivery
sygtem,
Rev.
L.
A.
THORPE
are
therefore
admonished
to
abide
in
the
means
of
grace
that
G?d
has
'given
us.
We
read
In
Acts
2:42i
"And
they
continued
fteadlastly
in
the
apostles'
doctrine
and
fellowship,
and
in
breaking
of
bread,
and
in
prayers."
These
early
Christians
continued
to
stvk
and
live
in
the
Word
of
God.
They
relolced
In
spiritual
fellowship.
They
observed
the
Word
and
thereby
they
were
preserved
and
strengthened
in
faith,
and
hope
untc
life
eternal.
As
we
daily
come
to
in,
yielding
ourselves
completely
to
"The
magniture
of
the
steam
plants
under
construction
makes
clear
why
Ontario
is
-urging
an
immediate
start
on
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway,
with
or
without
-United
States
participation
in
the
navi
gational
part
of
the
project.
...
"'All
over
the
country,
new
hydro-electric
facilities
are
being
built
in
the
effort
to
meet
a
steadily-rising
demand
a
demand
fed
by
the
needs
of
new
pulp
and
paper,
mining
and
metallurgical
developments
;
by
the
great
activity
in
the
heavy
industries
;
by
the
rapidly
increasing
use
of
electricity
in
manufacturing
generally;
and
by
a
mounting
commercial
and
domestic
use
of
power
associated
with
higher
living
standards
of
an
expanding
population."
Migration
is
Answer
AN
ARTICLE
in
the
New;
York
Times
points
out
that
'Western
Germany
with
a
critical
overpopulation
of
4,000,000,
Italy
with
3,000,000,
Austria
with
500,000
and
Holland
with
100,000
are
the
crux
of
the
problem
of
staying
the
advance
of
Commu
muBt
be
repentance
and
faith
in
Jesus
Christ
for
the
fogiveness
of
sins.
Jesus
had
a
stern
message
for
the
unbelieving:
"I
tell
you
"nay,"
but
except
you
repent
ye
shall
likewi.se
perish."
Bui
lor
the
penitent
sinner
there
is
pea;e
and
comfort.
Jesus
states
in
(Matt.
ll:28i
''Come
unto
me
all
ye
that
labor
and
are
heavy
laden
and
I
will
give
you
rest.
Take
my
yoke
upon
you,
and
learn
of
me,
for
I
am
meek
and
lowly
in
heart
and
ye
shall
find
rest
lor
your
souls."
ernment
felt
about
it,
why
did;
Regular
BaDtist
Church
LETTERBOX
Dox
633
Prince
Rupert
Phone
Blut
If
mey
go
into
Korea
at
all?"
My
answer
was
that
Canada
went
in
because
we
have
always
stood
for
collective
defense
against
aggression.
We
had
to
choose
between
evils.
LIFE
AT
DODGE
COVE
Editor,
Daily
News:
Could
you
find
room
for
a
few
lines
in
vour
DaDer?
Here
I
am
Paul
stood
firm,
defending
the
FULL
GOSPELTABERNACL
WE
DO
NOT
know
whether
the
just
past
the
eighty-year
mark,
nis
word,
we
are
able
bv
Ills
Red
government
of
China
manaitine
to
feel
voune
all
the
trutn
'ike
a
rock
that
could
not
era.ie
to
fulfill
t.ha
tpm.i
.202
(Sth
Avenue
West
(Across
from
Armouries!
would
have
interfered
in.
the
I
time.
My
morning
walk
is
my
be
moved.
He
was
willing
to
give
pose-for
our
lives
'
Korean
war
in
any
event.
!life-giver.
Around
Prince
Ru-:hiS
life
for
God's
Word.
He
was
---
We
do
know
that
the
link-up
pert
the
elderly
men
are
dying
concerned
about
one
thing
between
the
United
States
and
off
like
flies
evr
since
Uncle
Sam
namely
to
do
God's
will,
that
hix
riRST
lllsllTFn
ruiieru
Chiang
Kai-shek
made
it
much
let
off
the
atom
blast
right
In
icnowmen
cculd
come
to
know-
',"J,
un"1
1
tw
triUKLr)
JOINT
SERVICf
.English
ami
Chin"-1'
easier
for
that
Red
government
their
own
back
yard.
ledge
of
the
truth
and
find
C36
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sleber
to
get
tne
support
of
their
peo-
TH.
E.
EMERSON,
I
peace
wltn
God.
This,
of
course,
pie
for
such
intervention.
For
it
Dodge
Cove
I
Rives
us
a
tremendous
chal
-.nste.
i
Sermons
Everyone
is
comt.
Lively
Slnin
1'estiir.
jnifi.
"Miss
Lucv
Moh"
should
have
been
plain
for
years
:
SERVICES
Sunday
morning
11:00
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
12:15
Evangelistic
7:30
Wed.
Prayer
Meeting
....
8.00
Friday,
Boys'
and
Gills'
Clubs
7:00
Christ
Ambassadors
8:00
COAL-FIRED
GAS
TURBINE
NEWCASTLE.
Eneland
(CP)
oacK
tnat
the
peasants
of
China
won't
fight
for
the
Chiang
Kai-
11:00
a.m.
Sermon
:
-Morning
Worship
"The
Master
Work-
Have
we
given
Christ
full
possession
of
our
hearts
so
that
He
has
first
place
In
our
lives,
or
are
we
-wilfully
practicing
disobedience
and
wcret
sin?
We
need
sheks.
They
got
rid
of
him
once,
'
The
first
gas
turbine
in
Britain
and
don't
want
him
via
Korea
I
to
run
on
pulverized
coal
is
be-
nism.
While
present
conditions
obtain,
these
countries
present
a
fertile
field
for
the
expansion
of
the
Communist
doctrine.
Against
this
picture
of
toe
many
people
trying
to
live
on
too
few
economic
resources
there
is
another.
In
North
and
South
America,
in
Australia
and,
to
a
lesser
extent,
in
France,
there
are
resources
that
are
crying
out
for
the
workers
necessary
for
their
development.
What
then
is
th
an
Our
Sunday
Bchool
l
!
ducted
for
twelve
mnnik
the
year.
Dend
your
fM
to
our
Suntlny
School.
or
otherwise.
ing
tested
here.
The
engine
de-
I
to
refresh
in
our
minds
and
man.
Children's
Story:
"The
Knee
High
Man."
Bring
the
whole
family
to
this
m:rnlng
service.
A
special
'
session
for
the
children.
j
Likewise
in
Europe.
The
com-1
velops
600
horsepower
and
mon
people
of
Western
Eucope
:
more
compact
and
cheaper
is
;
hearts
that
God
despises
sin
but
to
j
loves
the
sinner.
j
May
we
illustrate
by
taking,
"Everyone
is
welcome
at
Prince
Rupert's
Pellteo'iaH''l",
Green
331
Pastor:
C.
FAWCETI
simpiy
wont
light
as
an
ally
of;
run
than
most
power
units.
Franco
Spain;
and
the
surest!
way
to
undermine
the
whole
'that,
ran
develon
Into
a
federa-
for
example,
a
mother
and
her
child.
This
child
becomes
111
1
NO
EVENING
SERVICE
!
North
Atlantic
Pact
would
be
1
for
nnn
-,v,ir.v,
nu
rtv
e
w
the
U.S.A.
to
try
to
bring
Franco
j
and
order,
and
abundance
to
all
!
af
N
AUVKKTIH1NO
IN
THE
DAILY
NfcWS
BRINQ8
RESULT
swer?
The
secretariat
of
the
Council
of
Europe
has
in
through
the
aback
door.
umateci
tnat
an
emigration
rate
of
600.000
an
I
Good
insurance
like
good
jp
I
health
grows
more
important
j
nually
over
a
period
of
five
years
would
ensp
thP
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION!
mankind.
Anyone
who
tries
-to
separate
the
U.S.A.
from
the
rest
of
us
Is
no
friend
of
democracy
and
a
direct
menace
to
Canada.
But
the
worst
of
such
people
are
the
GO
IT
ALONE
crowd
in
the
U:S.
administration.
.
.
LET
US
NOT
make
the
greatest
mistake
of
this
age.
Whatever
we
do,
let
us
keep
the
close
association
that
has
developed
amongst
the
Western
democracies.
If
we
take
the
right
road,
and
REPAIR
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
DECCA
COLUMBIA
CAPITOL
215
1st
Avenue
West
P.O.
But
'
most
pressing
problems
of
Europe.
It
would
not
increase
our
own
for,
instead
of
being
-dependent
on
western
aid,
these
thousands
would
become
productive.
There
is
little
doubt
that
such
action
would
materially
improve
the
western
position
in
Europe,
hut
it
would
materially
improve
our
own.
Canada
has
boundless
resources.
It
is
now
as
dose
as
may
be
to
full
employment,
leaving
no
overplus
of
workers
for
new
enterprises
that
require
manpower.
We
must
spread
the
burden
involved
over
more
backs
or
find
ourselves
unable
to
meet
these
demands
without
accepting
a
less
generous
way
of
life.
The
choice
is
ours
and
the
time
is
now.
:
.:r-
Scripture
Passage
for
?Doday
"Thou
shalt
call
thy
walls
Salvation,
and
thy
gates
Praise."
Isa.
60:18.
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