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PASTOR'S
MESSAGE
Rev.
J.
II.
.Myrwang:
.Makes
Statement
To
Congregation
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
In
announcing
his
decision
to
leave
the
local
pastorate
to
accept'
a
call
to
a
parish
near
Seattle.
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang
delivered
the
following
statement
to
the
congregation
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
j
Church
at
services
on
Sunday:
j
"The
members
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
have
known
for
some
time
that
the
pastor
had
received
an
invitation
to
become
the
pastor
of
a
parish
near
Seattle.
For
several
reasons
it
has
been
very
difficult
for
the
pastor
to
decide
finally
whether
to
accept
or
to
decline
the
letter
of
call
from
Washington.
"For
many
reasons
the
sincere
wish
of
the
pastor
has
been
to
eonttrroe
In
the
present
field
for
some
time
yet.
He
has
learned
to
lore
this
field,
the
work
here,
and
the
city
as
such.
Without
doubt,
there
is
a
place
and
a
mission
In
this
far
away
frontier
community
for
the
Church
of
Our
Fathers.
With
consecrated
efforts
and,
with
Christian
love
in
the
hearts
of
our
people
here
and
with
unselfish
loyalty,
unity
of
spirit,
sincere
cooperation
In
worship
and
in
work
and
with
hearts
illed
with
Christian
optimism
and
hope,
there
Is
a
good
future
for
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
Also,
the
congregation
has
won
the
good
will
and
respect
of
the
people
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
That
means
that
the
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
has
a
definite
call
to
continue
to
serve
In
such
a
manner
that
a
strong
spiritual
and
cultural
foundation
is
built
In
the
hearts
and
lives
of
young
and
old
in
this
Im
portant
place
in
the
Great
Northwest."
The
new
field
to
which
the
pastor
is
called
is
promising
and
located
In
one
of
the
most
active
communities
on
the
West
Coast.
On
account
of
situations
over
ADVANCE
PROJECT
First
General
.Meeting
of
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
At
the
first
general
meeting
last
are
Robert
Gordon.
A.
E.
Dieldal,
A.
S.
Nickerson,
W.
F.
Stone,
Even
Evenson
and
Os:ar
Haveroy.
Mr.
Young
and
Mr.
Gordon
are
members
of
the
executive
repre
senting
the
public
at
large
as
elec
ted
at
last
night's
meeting.
The
others
represent
four
organizations
Gyro
Club,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Rotary
Club
and
Sons
of
Norway.
The
building
as
at
present
planned
is
a
60
by
110
foot
structure
along
lines
previously
described
including
main
and
secondary
auditoriums
or
gymnasium
rooms.
The
building
Is
planned
to
be
adaptable,
besides
straight
gymnasium
activities,
for
various
recreations,
social
events,
stage
presen
tations,
meetings,
etc.
No
swimming
pool
is
provided
for
in
the
present
plans.
It
was
disclosed
at
last
nieht's
meeting
that
$0,345.22
had
been
raised
as
a
result
of
the
canvas
for
funds
last
fall.
It
was
suggested
"that
another
which
the
pastor
has
no
control
canvas
might
be
held
to
synchro
but,
nevertheless,
carrying
respon
similtles
that
cannot
be
turned
aside,
the
pastor
has
found
It
necessary
herewith
to
tender
his
resignation
as
vstor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
congregation.
"May
the
Lord
of
the
Church
continue
to
bless
the
congregation.
May
he
soon
send
another
faithful
servant
to
His
Church
here
and
may
the
Lord's
benediction
rest
upon
that
ministry.
"This
resignation
will
become
effective
as
soon
as
the
new
pastor
has
come
to
take
over
the
work.
Detailed
arrangements
will
be
made
by
the
Church
Council
to-,
gether
with
the
present
pastor."
New
Drive
For
Old
Clothes
Is
On
In
Germany
BERLIN.,
May
27:
A
new
drive
forvca.-off"
clothing
will
commence
throughout
Germany
In
June.
It
Is
the
second
such
drive
within
a
year,
the
first
having
been
on
behalf
of
the
.lil-clad
Reich
troops
in
Russia
during
Ihe
winter.
This
was
not
a
great
nlze
with
the
actual
start
-of
con-stru:t!on.
It
was
also
suggested
that
the
civic
centre
carnival
Idea
this
fall
should
not
be
allowed
to
drop.
D.
C.
Stuart
was
elected
auditor
of
the
Association.
BIG
CROP
GOING
IN
Newspaper
Izvestla
Says
Russia
Will
Have
Plenty
of
Food
,
This
Year
MOSCOW,
May
27
Spring
sow
Ing
of
Russian
crops
Is
proceeding
satisfactorily,
said
newspaper
Izvestla
yesterday,
and
there
will
De
abundant
food
for
the
Soviet
this
year.
In
addition
to
the
rest
of
the
vast
country;
crops
are
being
put
In
on
land
recovered
from
the
German
invaders.
More
wheat
than
ever
is
being
sown
.ini
a
large
quantity
of
flax
Is
also
being
put
in.
GOOD
OLD
YORK
'
York
Is
one
of
the
oldest-
settlements
In
Britain
perhaps
the
oldest.
SPORT
CHAT
I
If
Johnny
Loanng.
hurdler
and
Royal
Navy
Lieutenant,
can
get
leave
from
the
British
port
fat
which
he's
stationed,
he
hopes
to
compete
in
some
big
track
meet
this
summer.
He
s&ys
he's
hi
"pretty
fair"
condition.
nls.
It
Is
played
by
four
popple
with
a
small
siaed
football
and
a
seven-foot
net.
I
And
here's
another
game.
It's
'called
"scramball"
and
came
into
j
being
recently
as
standard
sport
for
the
Women's
Services.
A
form
of
rugger.
It's
played
with
a
light
ball.
The
general
Idea
seems
to
be
to
grab
the
ball
and
"s:ram."
Jock
McAway
is
still
throwing
punches.
British
middleweight
champion
the
last
nine
years,
he
defened
the
title
against
Ginger
Sadd
of
Norwich
May
25
at
Norwich.
night
of
the
newly
incorporated)
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince)
Many
times
Britain's
champion
Rupert
a
resolution
was
passed
hockey
Gordon
Richards
gained
authorizing
the
executive
to
pro-lh
first
seasonal
victory
in
win-
ceed
with
the
securing
of
a
federal
"lnS
the
Barrow
stake
at
New-
priority
permit
and
the
calling
market
on
Dinorama.
It
was
his
of
tenders
for
the
project.
A
tenta-1
first
triumph
In
about
15
attempts.
tlve
estimate
of
cost
of
the
civic
Richards
fractured
a
leg
last
cenre
on
the
basis
of
plans
pre-
ipring.
Meanwhile.
Gunner
Harry
pared
by
the
provincial
architect's
department
is
$55,000.
So
far
a
total
of
$23,433
in
various
founds
is
available
for
the
project.
Wragg,
who
took
riding
honors
last
year,
has
been
a
consistent
winner
this
spring.
He
rode
four
firsts
in
one
-day.
Following
the
general
meeting
of
the
Association
last
night,
the
new
I
Adams
has
designed
new
types
executive
went
into
session
and
I
of
utility
apparatus,
sportswear
elected
officers
as
follows:
Chairman,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Vlce-Chalrman,
O.
C.
Young.
Secretary,
C.
G.
Ham.
Treasurer,
G.
T.
German.
Other
members
of
the
executive
and
methods
of
training.
Among
designs
is
a
new
type
of
champ-
iortsnlp
model
boxing
ring
re
quiring
no
floor
fixing,
and
a
new
type
of
hurdle.
W.
Harston,
who
played
as
a
schoolboy
with
the
Tottenham
Hotspur
football
club,
just
celebrated
his
60th
year
with
the
61
l
year
old
organization.
He
Is
a
steward
of
the
club.
One
of
the
Spur
directors,
George
Cox
at
86
is
the
oldest
football
director
in
the
country.
Pacific
War
Production
LOS
ANGELES.
May
27:
War
production
on
the
Pacific
Coast
Is
well
ahead
of
expectations,
says
a
well
known
congressman
following
an
Inspection
trip.
Most
of
the
plants
making
war'
goods
are
turning
out
their
products
twenty-
two
percent
ahead
of
schedule.
Gave
Empire
.
Day
Message
Sir
Alfred
Duff-Cooper
Is
Heard
On
Behalf
of
British
Government
LONDON,
May
27:
Sir
Allan
Duff-Cooper,
Chancellor
of
the
Duchy
of
Lancaster,
In
an
Empire
Day
message
on
behalf
of
the
government,
said
that
the
British
Empire
had
been
built
up
on
"consent"
not
"force."
It
was
not
a
militant
Empire.
SEASON
TO
SEASON
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mosquitoes,
carriers
of
Jungle
fever,
live
from
one
rainy
season
to
the
next
in
forest
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Wednesday
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DODGERS
STAY
UP
Rrwdklyn
Stilt
Irartlnf
National
league
by
.Margin
of
Five
Full
Oames
i
BOSTON,
May
27
I
Canadian
Pressi
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers
al-i
though
Idle
yesterday,
are
still
,
The
Olympic
Umber
topper
from
:
leading
National
League
standing
Windsor.
Ont
on
loan
to
the
i
by
five
full
james.
the
runnlng-up
I
Royal
Navy,
is
back
in
England
j
following
adventures
in
the
Mediterranean.
He
was
rescued
from
a
cruiser
sunk
by
Oerman
dive
(bombers
off
Crete.
The
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Force
Boston
Bees,
still
going
strong,
de
feating
the
slipping
New
York
Oiants
who
are
now
in
sixth
pla:e
below
the'
Cincinnati
Reds.
In
the
American
League
the
New
York
Yankees
downed
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
The
Cleveland
In-
J
Institutes
admitted
they
were.dlans
stopped
a
losing
streak
by
stumped
on
receiving
a
request
1
'"B
out
a
2
to
1
victory
over
from
a
Polish
unit
for
the
nec-
Chicago
White
Sox
and
held
to
essary
equipment
to
play
"Slat-!
within
three-and-a-half
games
f
kuwka."
No
one
ceuld
even
pro-
j
tne
Yanks
In
the
standing,
nounce
It.
But
the
problem
was
Bi
League
scores
snce
the
solved
when
the
Poles
explained
,
week-end
have
been
as
follows:
the
game
is
similar
to
deck
ten-f
TLE5DAVS
National
league
New
York,
2;
Boston.
4.
St.
Louis,
2:
Chicago,
1.
(Only
games).
American
League
Boston,
2:
New
York,
9.
Washington.
8:
Philadelphia.
3.
Chicago,
1:
Cleveland,
2.
Detroit.
3;
St.
Louis.
1.
MONDAY
National
League
St
Louis
10,
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
0,
Brooklyn
3.
Pittsburgh
1.
Cincinnati
6.
New
York
1,
Boston
3.
American
League
Boston
1,
New
York
3.
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
3.
Washington
5,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
5.
Cleveland
1.
SATURDAY
National
League
Brooklyn
2.
New
York
5.
Cincinnati
3.
St
Louis
4.
Chicago
4,
Pittsburgh
5.
Boston
5,
Philadelphia
6.
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
3
New
York
8,
Washington
4.
St.
Louis
2,
Cleveland
1.
(Only
games).
SUNDAY
National
League
Brooklyn
6,
New
York
0.
Cincinnati
3-2,
St.
Louis
2-0.
Boston
2-6,
Philadelphia
3-3.
Chicago
JM1,
Pittsburgh.
5-4.
American
League
St
Louis
3-4,
Cleveland
2-1.
Philadelphia
6-5,
Boston
5-6.
Detroit
6-14.
Chicago
2-0.
New
York
8,
Washington
9.
The
Big
League
standings
date:
National
League
W
L
Brooklyn
27
11
Boston
23
17
St,
Louis
21
17
Pittsburg
19
21
Cincinnati
18
19
New
York
.
18
22
Chicago
17
22
Philadelphia
13
27
American
League
New
York
25
10
Cleveland
...
23
"15
Detroit
23
19
Boston
18
St
Louis
18
Philadelphia
17
Washington
15
Chicago
14
18
22
20
21
23
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Victory
Over
Leading
Tram
in
(illhuly
Cup
Football
With
a
greatly
strengthened
i
team
the
Navy
met
the
league
I
leading
Signals
at
Acropolis
Hill
last
evening
In
a
critical
DUhuly
Cup
football
game
as
far
as
the
top
three
teams
are
concerned.
The
Navy
won,
getting
the
single
goall
of
the
game
through
an
error
by
j
Signals.
Winning
the
toss
Navy
elected
to
play
dewn
hill
In
the
first
half
1
and
soon
the
Signals
were
pressing
j
ound
P
eder
ion
but
a
lusty
clear-
j
mce
by
Murray
turned
the
tide.
The
first
half
was
very
much
In
lavor
of
the
Signalmen
but
great'
defensive
work
by
Murray
and
'
Sastman
broke
up
all
their
efforts.
The
second
half
was
a
repetition
f
the
first
with
Signals
going
all;
ut
to
put
the
game
on
ice
but
igatn
the
Navy
defense
prevailed.
Pederson
In
goal
brought
off
some
nice
clearance
and
was
weli
pi
-tected
by
his
two
backs.
Sign.
1
forwards
were
over
anxious
and
when
well
placed
did
not
seem
to
know
what
to
do
with
the
bai!
Hunt
minutes
from
time.
Navy
broke
away
and.
from
a
scramble
in
front
of
the
Signals,
thry
had
the
mortification
of
seeing
Law-ford
help
the
ball
Into
his
own
nc
From
then
to
the
end
Signals
played
like
demons
but
It
was
again
a
case
of
the
Navy
defense
against
the
whole
Signals'
team.
Pick
of
the
fast
moving
Sifnal.s
was
Hllder,
Baker
and
Smith
while,
for
the
winners.
Murray
was
'
a
stalwart
defender
ably
helr-d
by
Eastman,
while
forward,
Bowles'
was
outstanding.
Teams
'
Navy
Pederson:
Murray
and
Eastman:
Brown.
Vettch
and
Dowllng;
Matard,
Drew.
Harris,
Bishop
and
Bowles.
Spares.
Baker.
Wat
kins
and
Ness,
Signals
Lawford;
Randall
and
Kerr;;
Smith.
Hllder
and
Baker;
McNaught;
Johnson.
Akerman.
Yelland
and
Nutter.
Spares,
Brook,
Wallace
and
De-mers.
Edmonton
Fusiliers
and
Air
Force
will
play
tomorrow
nl'ht
The
League
standing:
W
L
D
F
A
Ptt
Signals
4
1
0
16
Fusfllen
3
1
0
14
to
Air
Force
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1
0
7
Area
Head
qtrs.
12
0
5
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13
0
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