Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tu-'Sriuy.
April
17,
1951
pivic
V-ENTRE
ANCIENT
LAND
HISTORIC
POWER
Preachers
in
Short
Supply
TO
Meet
Zooming
Church
..bnW
was
cauea
ua-,
Between
the
7th
and
9th
con-Ja
bv
the
Oreek
gnograprt.T
tunes
Tibet
was
a
military
power
,.,o
who
lived
in
the
1st
cen-
whose
boundaries
extended
far
i
Him
vmna
and
India.
The
leathercraft
class-s
at
the
Civb
Centre'
are
extremely
bus;;
Chile
has
a.oZj
ana.
.
a
track,
the
first
railway
it
ere
having
opened
in
1851.
IN
RE
ESTATE
OF
ERIC
DAHL,
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
aa
Administrator,
duly
uppointed
by
the
court,
a!
the
estate
of
Eric
Dahl.
who
died
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
on
the
6th
clay
of
January.
1951,
I
roq'iue
all
creditors
ana
outers
Having
claims
auittnt
the
said
estate
to
w
ild
tho
same
ta
me,
properly
vori-r:f.-d.
at
the
address
mentioned
belo
f.n
or
before
the
15j,h
day
of
May.
'f-S'
,
altpr
which
date
X
shall
proceed
by
law,
having
regard
only
to
auch
ciaims
of
which
X
shall
then
tiv.e
been
notified.
An-1
further
take
notice
thai
all
p:r.sms
indebted
to
sitid
estaie
are
Fines
Imposed,
Game
Act
Cases
Two
fines
under
the
'
Game
Act
we.e
imposed
on
D.
:
Baldwin
of
Port
Edward
who
au-peared
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
qiassey
Saturday.
1
For
carrying
3
loadej
fiream
in
a
mo;
or
vehicle
and
a
f:.-.hin
rod
without
a
licence.
Baldwin
was
fined
$10.
Charges
wer3
laid
by
Game
Warden
H.
Jamie.sou.
Appearing
before
Mvi'.jtrai-Classey
jeite:day
was
T.
A.
Le-lebvre
of
Prince
OeorBe.
who
was
fined
$10
and
$3
costs
for
carrying
a
fishing
rod
wlthoi't
a
licence.
Cpl.
Edward
Marun
laid
the
charges.
nie.se
aays
witn
tine
caft
wo.
tiers
hurrying
to
finisn
projers
to
display
at
the
coming
a
Kz
and
Crafts
exhibits.
All
clas.es
have
been
oprned
to
all
soups
now
so
lhat
ths
firtulU
and
teen-a?ers
alike
may
attend
and
thus
take
advantage
cf
tho
ex'i'a
,
Instruct!,.
n
effo
ed
at
thfs'j
pr--
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Membership
in
U.S.
By
ADELAIDE
KERR
NEW
YORK
(Ai-)
Churches
in
the
United
States
are
facing
a
serious
manpower
shortage.
Religious
sources
report
20,000
more
e.jrgymeu
are
needed
to
meet
a
revival
which
has
zoomed
church
membership
to
an
all-time
high
of
81,000,000.
I-'tl.!e
churches
all
over
the
United
States
are
crying
for
help.
Many
have
no
minister.
Some
town:;
whVh
mu.slirouiiii'd
during;
the
M-cond
world
war
have
neith-'
er
enough
churches
nor
pa.stors.
Growing
city
churches
need
more
miiiLstcriuj
assistants.
On
the
other
hand,
more
rr.jn
are
studying
for
the
ministry
than
ever
before
almost
13.000
in
Protestant
seminaries.
25,000
in
Roman
Catholic'
seminaries
and
about
300
in
Rabbinical
schools.
1
The
churches
arc
pcrnii
in-r
required
to
nay
their
indebtedness
to
me
fortimith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
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a
day
of
Mureh.
HrI.
1
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(i'.rdon
FYaser
ForlM.
,
Oilicial
A(hninlstrui.tf.
;.
Prince
Rupert.
HV
(A:i.
10.17.34)
Momlav,
Tur
-lay
anj
Wednesday
nl'-lils
as
well
at
Wert11.1v
'lay
and
Thiir.day
afternoons
(are
the
times
that
leal
here
"u'fl
I
instruction
Is
civi-n
to
Civic
O-i-
tre
members
and
anv
w!.o
mrt
hi,--
i
if
ik
:
'i
:
have
iinfini;
lied
work
a'
home
:
arc
bMivr
u
ued
to
brim?
if
d
rvn
I
for
instruction
and
completion.
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RED
INDIANS
TURN
COMMA
NDO
Th
e
order
of
rires,
.,.
.r
?-Tn
tU,lb1,-
'Jr01
kemsene
suits-
and
coveralls
as
the
RCAF's
t
rli
"',S?Pted
th6
DeaCeful
eveninS
"lumber
of
the
Kuntiysicle
in
l
around
CXi.ham,
Eng.,
recently,
by
attacking
their
C"
and"
wL
ep
grass
barbed
en"
tanalen.jnt,,
the
raiders
swarmed
down
on
the
airport
and
derftshhT'nyK!
th?
ai,fielCi'S
VUal
with
thun-
mi,
t
g
ovcrwh"I"lfd
by
the
defending
RAF
air-
h
u
re.!w't0
Sh0WS
fUr
Rcd
I,ldians
111
h"'
battle
atray.
r
Left
r,
to
right
are:
Leading
Aircraftmen
Joe
Ar.senault
of
Richmond,
P.E.I.:'
Lou
Manwr-t..
nf
r.,i.,i
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Three
beauiiful
handbags
which
are
to
be
raffled
by
the
leathfrcraft
classes
in
connection
with
the
cominn
exhibitioii
are
almost
comnlftei
nnd
will
1
AUCTION
BALE
1
Timber
hale
l.i
I
I
i
There
will
be
ottered
fr
sale
fit
;
Public
Auction,
at
10:30
am.,
on
Monday,
May
Mtly
Klal.
In
the
utll
-c
of
tile
District
Fun-ster.
Marine
BuilUilnt.
Vancouver,
BC.
tile
Ll-ieence
X45714.
to
cut
3.000
OOO
f
.b.m.
of
Hemlock,
Balsam,
Cedar
un:l
bjiruee
on
au
area
situated
on
the
:
A'Cift
slit
re
of
Kildaia,
Arm
and
ad-I
xiiilnj;
the
nortli
and
east
bmindar-
ics
of
Indian
Ileserve
No.
4.
Range
4,
C.
otiPt
Land
District.
Three
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-j
nuival
of
timber
"Pi-ovidecl
anyone
unable
to
attend
i
llie
auction
in
person
may
submit
j
tender
to
oe
opened
at
the
hour
of
,
.LUction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
j
Further
particulars
may
be
ob-i
ti.lned
from
the
Deputy
Minister
t
f
j
r'ore.,tfi,
Victoria..
BC
or
the
District
Punster.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(A17,24e
ne
rn
aitrlay
In
the
window
of
1
thoii.'anr!j
more
TVin
Nntiannl
i
9;
y-:
J-
I
I
I
Vance's
Fine
Arts
in
the
mar'
Council
of
Christ
in
the
U.S.A.,'
futu-e.
An
oil
nalntine
has
b-cn
'
reports
the
Methodist
Church
denated
by
M-'s.
J.
T.
Hnrvv
!
has
launched
a
four-year
drive
v-Mh
frame
r'-nr.tcd
b"
T
M-
i
for
10,000
ministers:
the
Discip-Ch-istie
of
Woodbllt
Products
!
les
of
Christ
seek
3.000
in
thrm
Cartmell,
of
Merritton,
Ont.;
and
Frank
Dalton.
of
Chipman.
.
U
t
National
Defence
Photo!
t
nnd
will
also
bff
raffled
at
that
I
years.
The
Presbyterian
Church
of
the
U.S.A.
has
2,000
parishes
without
'ministers,
the
Eoiscopal
I
Switched
to
SS0
Service
for
Spring
Changeover
For
your
Spring
changeover
needs,
protect
ihe
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
Murveluhe,
the
detergent
motor
oil
that
meets
all
car
manu.
fjcturerj'
.specifications
for
correct
lubrication
,
.
.
and
with
Imperial
Esso
Specialized
Lubrication
which
services
every
point
by
chart
according
to
manufacturer's
requirements.
Make
a
date
this
week
for
Spring
changeover
with
your
Imperial
Esso
dealer
and
his
"Care
Saves
Wear"
service.
m4
ume.
in
is
picture
Is
a
scfne
of
local
Interest
oprtainln?
to
her-rln"
fl'bi'v
aid
has
won
prais?
fcr
i1'
nnthontiftt"
oh"r
rr,"'v
n
i-fm-Mnn
ni'h
tbo
rnfr'
..-ill
lrilt..V
n
Cf.-t'
I.,.,
!.,,
,v,
,.!.
a
jj,,
the;-
packet
secretary.
WJI
'PLt
Before
the
fishing
sea.son
opens,
the
recently
organized
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
United
Fishermen
&
Allied
Workers'
Union
will
hold
their
first
telephone
whist
tomorrow
night.
Convened
under
Mrs.
Helen
Van
Pykstra,
the
telephone
whist
and
tea
will
be
organized
from
the
homes
of
Mrs.
V.
Pat
AUCTION
SALE
Jlnitier
Sale
Xli;':;;
There
will
be
oirered
fur
stile
at
i
Public
Auction,
at
11
am.,
on
Mon-
Uiy,
Uuy
14ln.
IMt,
in
the
office
of
;
Ihe
District
Forester.
Murine
Bulld-I
tm;.
Vancouver,
B.C..
the
Licence
5,777.
tn
cut
4
000.000
f.b.m
of
Hemlock.
Balbam.
Spruce
and
Cedar
cn
an
area
Mtuuted
on
the
west
bank
on
Kiltlala
Hiver.
at
the
head
of
Kil-
-liila
Arm.
Ka:ii,c
:.
Co:ist
Ijtnd
Dls-,
tnct.
j
Tiirw
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
atten
l
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
the
District
t
Forester,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(All
,24c
i
SHE'S
QUEEN
Verna
Rousseau,
112-p
o
u
n
d
hazel-eyed
brunette,
is
queen
of
Ottawa's
multitude
of
civil
servants.
A
secretary
in
the
trade
department,
she
won
out
over
25
contestants
from
the
various
federal
government
departments.
Besides
the
honor
of
being
queen,
the
former
Cornwall,
Ont,
girl
gets
a
four-day,
all-expense
paid
trip
to
New'
York.
(CP
PHOTO)
1240
Kilocycles
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
Church
needs
000,
and
other
denominations
varying
numbers.
Msgr.
Thomas
J.
McCarthy,
director
of
the
bureau
of
Information
of
the
National
Catholic
Welfare
Conference,
Washington,
DC,
says
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
"could
use
3.000
or
4,000
more
priests."
There
is
one
exception.
A
dozen
fundamentalist
sects,
which
grew
up
In
the
last
50
years,
report
no
shortage
of
ministers.
Leading
churchmen
believe
the
cause
of
the
shortage
Is
a
17,-00,000
gain
in
membership
in
the
last
decade.
Some
think
the
low
salaries
have
played
a
certain
part.
"The
average
Protestant
minister
receives
SI
200
a
yv?ar
and
a
(Subject
to
f'hangc)
rick,
Mrs.
John
May,
Mrs.
Akx
IMPERIAL
'iliis
tuivertiwineiit
is
not
pulihshed
or
displayed
tiy
the
laquor
Control
llourd
or
by
the
Government
of
liritish
Columbia.
the
sign
that
says
uomez,
Mrs,
A.
Newton,
Mrs.
M.
Penny,
Mrs.
Karl
Rosang.
Esso
to
stop
for
DEALER
Canadians
use
AfOXBFORD
TRU&CS
,
,i
i
I
lu
UT
parsonage,"
said
one.
"Comow
IkiLnctJ
performance
from
your
engine
with
Eio
gasoline.
Fill
vour
tank
with
'
un-tn-ujte"
I
mu
of
lisso
intra,
like
your
cir
nut
on
the
to.ul.
See
for
yourself
i"
heicer
jll-iounJ
irtofinjiue.
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
i
Mb-Tall
Tales
4:45
Stock
Wuotutions
&
I
in
4:55
CHC
New
S:0(i
International
Comfy.
5:10-
Rawhide
5:30
T.B.A.
t
ut
Wup)cr
Serenade
(1:15
Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
C.30-
Mr.
Glencannon
Clin
cl-tc
New.,
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
They
Saw
it
Happen
,
8:00
The
Commodores
8:15
The
Nation's
Business
this
with
,3.500
which
New
Y'irk
cily
pays
experienced
men
for
cleaning
streets."
tan
Vothermak&
...WWz
l;sso
anil
i.ssu
Ixira
are
0111111111411
lienix
unproved
to
give
llie
mud
romhinatmn
of
fast
st.,rtuiK,
gul
auclerjiion,
puwfr
and
Switch
to
1
sso
Gavolines
ami
you
re
alwayv
ahead!
NORTHERN
EXPLORER
Baffin
Island,
vast
peninsula
north
of
Hudson
Strait,
was
dis
start-
fiscrve
capacity
Ru;iranfeei!
tire
life
with
lite
lamous
Atlas
Uril-ttn
Guarantee
that's
m
power
and
longer
hie
with
Allan
Halleries.
covered
by
the
English
navigator'
honored
hy
over
M.ooO
(
anada
and
he
I
I.S.
Athn
Wnrien
Guarantee
if
the
mosi
hler.i
olittrd
motorists
William
Baffin
in
1616.
IN
RR
ESTATE
OF
ERNEST
ONWIN.
DECEASED.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jessie
Alice
Jucobs
has
been
grunted
Letters
Probate
of
the
estute
of
Ernest
Unwln.
't
lute
of
Prince
Kuperl.
D
C,
Deceased,
-
'
who
tiled
on
April
4.
11151.
All
creditors
and
others
havinir
claims
agniiifct
the
estate
are
require.-
Unreserved
Auction
Sole'
OF
Household
Goods
and
Chattels
l'f
Hi-hl
at
7111
Second
Avenue
(Opposite
New
Liquor
Slure)
ft'
iwnu
me
same,
properly
vnllcd.
Li)
the
undersigned
ou
or
before
June
'i
IS1.
All
persons
Indehled
to
the
nai:l
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
indebtedness
to
the
iiiHli'i-Mfiiiecl
,01th-wlth.
UATFD
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
llilh
day
of
April.
IHftl
1IUOWN
&
HARVEY,
Box
liM,
Prince
Hupext,
B.C..
Solicitors
for
the
Executrix.
(A17.20.
H24-27C)
mi
niirs.i.iv,
April
lfllh,
coninic-neiiir
at
2:13
A,
p.m.
f
1
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1
1
move
fn
'oiii
stinaiie
to
auuve
address
I
will
svll
to
f"'sl
,,i,ui,,'
Uu'
folliwhis
articles
n
tiardless
of
cast:
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r
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mil,.,,
bedroiim
suites.
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r..i
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if.'
i.iLor
"iiir.le
dresser
and
bench.
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cl
cabinet
in
hh.MiOo.d
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Kit!
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8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Piano
Playhouse
9:
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Ray
N
orris
Quintet
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C'liC
Newt
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10:15
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10:30
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Sign
f
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A.M.
7:00
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Cluck
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Morning
Kong
2:30
Morning
Devotions
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Little
Concert
9:00
P.BC
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Cohitj.
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Moderns
9:30
Mornli);?
Ctmcert
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ime
Kit4ti.il
10:0(1
-Mornins
Visit
10:15
Harry
Wood
Hhow
10:30-
Melody
Time
10:45
Rubin
HimhI's
Mu.slcal
Kitchen
11:00
Kintleri'.arum
of
the
Ail
1
1:15
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11:30
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1:30
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