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em.
men
israci
wuum
uc
mu-u.
'Signs
of
the
times."
which
was
Mr.
Parker's
subject,
placed
the
world
in
these
latter
days
on
the
threshold
of
a
new
age
when
God
would
take
matters
Into
his
own
hands
and
bring
to
conclusion
by
His
own
will
the
Issues
He
had
se.
out
at
the
beginning
of
the
age
of
man.
Britain
and
her
great
family
of
nations,
including
the
United
States,
would
be
as
one
never
to
be
separated
again.
Even
In
Prince
Rupert
today
was
evi-
;'dence
of
Ood's
forces
banding
to-jl'gether
under
the
banner
of
the
!
Cross
for
the
new
day
when
the
law
of
God
would
be
pre-eminent
to
the
laws
of
man.
when
the
basis
of
weaRh
would
no
longer
RUSSIA
IS
DESCRIBED
The
story
of
how
Union
prepared
itself
for
the
pres
i
at
work
and.
at
play.
The
capacity
Prince
Rupert
aud-jience,
filling
the
Carpenters'
Hall,
jwas
keenly
interested
in
the
(
speaker's
account
of
the
mighty
;
nation.
Many
questions
were
asked
I
of
the
speaker
at
ihe
cVwe
qf
his?
address
and
borne
members,
ot
the
audience
cute
took
wu(
part
in
m
the
ue
discus
sion
aiscus-jj
Simday
al
the
Carpenters'
lilt
second
nd
Hall,
was
inaugurated
by
the
Car
'
penters'
Union
as
part
of
the
educational
program.
It
Is
open
to
the
general
public.
1
At
the
next
open
forum
October
4,
the
speaker
will
be
W.
W.
Lefeaux
MX.A.
from
Vancouver.
The
subject
of
his
address
will
be
announced
later.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
British
-
Israelism
Issue
EXPOUNDS
DOCTRINE
Vancouver
Speaker
Predicts
Nat
ural
Phenomena
Will
Help
Victory
in
Final
Battle
God
will
move
with
a
mighty
hand,
shaking
the
foundations
of
the
earth,
to
bring
to
pass
His
promise
to
His
chosen
people,
to
destroy
their
enemies
and
restore
them
regenerated
to
their
klng-
drm,
declared
J.
W.
Parker
Vancouver,
president
of
the
Bri
tish-Israel
Federation
of
British
I
Columbia,
Saturday
night
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
the
second
of
a
series
of
lectures
here.
Natifre
had
already
testified
to
the
power
of
Almighty
God
in
exercising
His
will
in
such
incidents
as
the
earthquake
of
Sinai
and
the
tidal
wave
which
had
brought
about
the
deliverance
from
Europe.
There
would
come
an
earthquake
in
the
land
of
Canaan
when
the
hosts
of
Satan,
trying
to
smash
the
hosts
of
Israel
'British',
would
be
de
li
I
stroyed
as
they
attacked
Jerusal-
I
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..--
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A,
By
DOROTHT
GARBUTT,
Hostess
It
is
nice
to
see
Phil
Palunvbo
back
In
town
after
a
three
months'
absence.
He
reports
that,
while
back
In
Seattle,
he
won
Ilfty
rinll.ir.
tar
a
dancing
chamtion-
f;ip
so
watch
for
him
girls
at
lonignvs
uajicc.
ncc
own
"
dance
Before
and
we
mean
dance.
Another
wandeier
returned
to
the
fold
is
Warrant
Officer
Stan-(ey
Blchard
-of
the
Medical
Corps.
He
has
been
away
since
February
andr
It's
a
pleasure
to
see
his
high,
wide
and
handsome
face
beaming
at
us
again.
Hlc
arrival
coincides
with
the
opening
of
the
bowling
alley,
his
old
stamping
ground.
The
Dog
Watch
at
the
8D.0.
has
taken
on
a
grim
and
realistic
significance
now
that
the
chief
dog
Lucky
Is
on
watch
'with
the
Signalmen.
And
what
a
watch
dog
he
is.
It
seems
he
took
umbrage
at
something
one
of
the
lads
said
of
him
tor
was
it
threw
at
him?
I
and
the
rest
of
the
evening
was
spent
by
the
men
in
merrily
h
raping
from
desk
to
desk
out
of
Lucky"
way.
Boh
Gibson
asks
me
to
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
the
young
officers
of
the
forces
to
come
up
and
make
free
use
of
the
Y.
He
feels,
and
so
do
I,
that
they
are
at
a
loose
end
with
no
adequate
place
to
soend
their
leisure
time
and
If
they
are
Interested,
we
shall
be
only
too
happy
to
have
them
with
us.
We
do
have
a
good
time
and
would
like
to
share
It.
The
YMCA-YWCA
staff
had
a
be
finance
or
power
but
human
Ret.uwether
at
Jock
Morse's
Sat
me
ana
nappinew.
wcn
nJiwiurd.T
nieht
as
a
farewell
to
WU
pertty
would
Be
the
enjoyment
oyt
McDuffle
who
Is
leaving
for
t
1
l
a
..11
m
jf-
.
peopic
oi
nappmw
to
w
the
uic
4U
full.
r,
thA
south
n.
next
week.
We
nad
a
cf
their
capacity
wiuioui
nurt
tolroiind
'r6bln
OI
jokes
0r
recitation
,any
other.
Iin
wnich
each
member
had
to
There
would
be
hard
times
and
comf
acr0M
wjth
some
gem.
The
trials
yet
and
the
greatest
ar
j
hlghllgnt
of
evening
was
when
In
history
would
be
seen
asserted
I
ve
re
prtvlleged
to
hear
a
dra-the
speaker,
but
the
banner
of
matlc
rendering
of
"The
Revenge."
the
Cross
would
still
be
flying
;tale
of
Hawkins'
real
!hen
all
others
had
fallen
andIlj?ht
artul
waSi
o
course,
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
on
earth
I
CaplaIn
0uy
Armllage
would
be
established
with
every!
,
i
person
dwelling
happily
in
Edenlc1
perfection.
Air.
ranters
meeiing
was
prc-i
sided
over
by
Very
Rev.
James
B.J
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Ang-
j
lican
Cathedral,
and
Peter
Lien,
presided
at
the
organ.
There
was!
a
fair-sized
congregation.
i
IBOWLING
IS
teams.
ORGANIZED
Mixed
League
to
Swing
Into
Ac
lion
Wednesday
Evening
Of
This
Week
ary.
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
has
been
reorganized
for
the
com-
C"il.AUd'f"C'
at..C"nt.f"'
in?
season
and
play
w;,l
get
un
nan
ncars
isuur
10
t.3.iw
.
ttr.j..j-
,.r
Give
His
Impressions
this
week.
j
Teams
already
entered
are
Sav-.Mor.
Chinese
Youth
Association,
the
Soviet
oMn0.
ntnnp's
Clothiers
Toilers
and
Pushovers.
It
Is
ex
cnt
struggle;
Its
achievements
ln.p
eie
u1u
another
two;
industrializing
the
former
hack
ward
nation;
the
great
strides
It
had
made
In
raising
the
living
standards
of
the
people
and
a
general
account
of
life
in
Soviet
Russia
was
given
at
the
open
forum
In
the
Carpenters'
Hall
8unday
afternoon
by
Charles
Ble-slck.
Mr.
Bieslck
visited
Russia
shortly
before
the
war
and
travelled
through
the
European
part
of
the
Soviet
Republic
which
has
since
become
the
great
battlefield
where
Russia
Is
grappling
with
the
Nazi
foe.
He
visited
many
of
their
big
industrial
centres,
hospitals,
collective
and
state
farms
and
ob-'
served
the
Russian
people
at
work
and
observed
the
Russian
people
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
O.O,
B.A.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
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Jtnd
North,
ands.
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DESCRIBED
ASFICTION
Itev.
A.
F.
.MacSMcen
Calls
Theory
Unsound
and
Incompatible
With
Christian
Beliefs
Definite
issue
against
the
doc
trine
of
Brttish-Israellam
and
a
strong
reply
to
the
preaching
ol
W.
Parker,
exponent
of
that
cult,
was
the
feature
of
the
sermon
of
Rev.
A.
F.
MaeSween.
pas
tor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
before
his
congregation
yesterda
morninr
It
was
a
vigorous
repudiation
of
any
belief
that
essayed
t
prescribe
man-made
distinction
ot
snobbery
or
racial
superlorin
in
the
establishment
of
the
King
dom
of
God
which
was
open
to
ai:
races
and
people.
Mr.
MaeSween
described
British
-
Israelism
as
"pure
fiction"
and
characterised
a
"wild
tales"
such
fables
as
the
Coronation
ston
having
been
brought
to
Ij
eland
b
Jeremiah
and
the
various
thnr
as
to
the
western
migration
of
tlx
Ten
Tribes
of
Lrrael.
The
sllrnn
hlch
now
surrounded
the
throrj
that
King
Edward
VUI,
the
one
hundredth
in
line
from
Solomon
would
be
erowned
"David"
wa
something
to
t?e
noticed.
The
British-Israelite
theory,
dr-
;lared
Mr.
Macfiween.
was
unsound
not
only
hlstor
locally
and
acientl-ficaHy
being
deaertbed
as
"unsound"
even
In
Bneyelopedla
Bri-tannieat
but
was
manifestly
untrue
to
the
spirit
of
Christ.
The
teaching,
however,
did
have
one
thing
in
iU
favor
It
had
led
many
people
to
an
Increased
study
of
the
Bible.
In
that
It
was
like
such
cults
as
Mormon
lam
and
Jehovah's
Wltneasea.
It
had
IU
parallel
in
other
lands
ucfa
as
Shlntolsm
In
Japan
and
tie
"blood
and
aoU"
doctrine
of
Oer-
man
Ofezkam
all
ol
wtalch
led
In
ihe
dtreetioo
of
racial
prejudice
and
away
from
the
principles
of
democracy.
"Fantastic
and
mis-
Mr.
MacBwean
at
the
ooOet
of
his
sermon
traced
toe
history
of
the
British-Israel
movement
and
then
gave
his
answer
to
some
of
its
claims.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Sept
21.
1917
French
airmen
HERE
THEY
ARE
TWO
FUGITIVES
FROM
A
BRAIN
GANG
YOU'LL
ROAR
WHEN
JERRY
HIDES
JUDY
IN
AN
ARMY
CAMP
.
.
.
Wtt
TO
THE
ARMY"
JUDY
CANOVA
ALLAN
JONES
ANN
MILLER-JERRY
COLOi
MO0UMH4
"Daughter
Of
Itosic
O'Crady
Further
Prophecies
Nostradamus'1
"KoatI
In
India"
c
r::r
stows
j
3
r
d
IN
"TRUE
TO
ARMY"
Hilarious
Comedy
Coin
In
i
Tb
Screen
of
Capitol
theatre
Here
At
llrtt
of
Nest
Week
.
An
hilarious
comedy
revotvtni
around
a
United
States
Army
camp
entitled
"True
to
the
A
nay"
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Thealrt
here
this
Monday
and
Tuesday
The
cast
is
headed
by
Judy
Canova.
Allan
Jonas.
Ann
Miller
and
Jerry
Coionua
Judy
Canova
plays
the
part
of
a
tight
rope
walker
In
a
small
town
circus,
flhe
la
seen
by
a
iroup
of
gangsters
who
kill
the
circus
owner.
In
order
to
escape
it
u
itmtrtn
whieniine
larawers
ana
vne
imsce
wno
-,
could
not
be
accepted
In
the
'want
her
to
testify
against
thew.
5
ltht
of
the
New
Testament
and
i
she
hides
out
In
an
army
camp
M
'
Co"
the
doctrine
of
Jesus
Christ.
oa,
is
eniei
paeon
scauw.
wriij
.
sod
Allan
Jonas,
an
army
en'r-
H
lalner.
act
Judy
into
a
uniform
cut
her
hair
and
try
to
pass
her
off
on
Sergeant
William
Demarest
as
Just
one
of
the
boys.
The
trouble
and
the
fun
that
this
lead
to
mske
a
truly
hilarious
film
Ann
Miller,
as
the
general's
beau
yful
daughter,
does
an
unusual
lap
dance
to
the
accompaniment
of
machine-gunning,
this
heintt
a
!ery
interesting
and
novel
terpst-
c
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ran
routine.
raided
towns
In
Wurtemberg
and
failed.
Threatened
revolt
of
Rus-
Rhenlsh
Prussia.
Austrlans
air-
stan
Coesacks
checked,
and
Oen
raided
Venice,
but
four
counter-
Kaledln
resigned
his
leadership
to
With
L.
M.
Felthensal
as
preal-!
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on
the
Balnslaa
Plateau
Premier
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Cliff
Johron
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