if.,
Ml.
German
Ban
1
1
I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
'pin'mber
30,
1950
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Lifted
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OTTAWA
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l
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
or
Prlncf
Rupert
and
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and
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des
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of
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r-
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i
SATURDAY
SERMON
"The
Christian's
Daily
Life"
tfsent
your
bodies
as
a
living
sacrifice."
Romans
12:1.
(By
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Presbyterian
Church)
Minister
Harris
announced
Friday
that
German
nationals
have
been
placed
on
the
same
peace-time
basis
as
ony
other
foreigners
for
the
purpose
of
emigration
to
Canrda.
The
eleven
year
ban
,
against
them
coming
here
as
;
enemy
aliens
Is
over.
I
Aprm
ono
nnnt
will
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ciiV1iw
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Managing
Editor.
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G.
PERRY.
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v
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.
Am
I
In
the
first
eleven
chapters
of
his
letter
to
the
'
only
to
general
regulations
gov-
iReluctant
Maturity"
Childrn'i
Comforlei
Romans,
the
apostle
Paul
had
been
setting
forth
the
TnXLll
!
""n
Covert
gospel
of
salvation
by'
faith
and
of
God's
unsearch-1
order
makes
it
possible
for
any
;able
wisdom
and
unfathomable
methods
in
bringing
ZXnTS
.
it
about.
In
chapter'
twelve
he
concludes
these
lofty
federal
regulations.
meditations
with
practical
applications
to
daily
life;,
Neither
ex-Nazis
nor
commu-
'st.
however,
will
be
allowed
to
nf
th
tv-
h
v,
Al
I
"BEST
BIT
OF
SOWINB
EVER
.
.
.
Te,
non,
Tve
jiirt
Bnive.1
crop
that
will
Bully
bear
fruit
rciireiiicnt
awurani
iu
the
hun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
l'nul.
And
the
mine
policy
provide!
tliRt
if
afiytliitut
Imp.
pent
to
rim
while
we
Hill
have
JiiortiMge,
the
fria
will
b
vU'tu
of
di'bt
for
your
niolhor."
Xo
funuor
nhuuld
be
without
Uii
protertiou
call
me
today.
SUM
LIFE
ASSURANCI
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
illows
DIRECTORY
Swilrw
In
all
rhiir,
hM
at
11
.m.
net
7::tO
p.m.:
Kmulay
Si
liool
ut
IS
il.l
rxrrpt
as
shown.
ANGLICAN
CATIII'IIKAL
4th
Ave.
W
Bt
Dunsmulr
fit.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
BiindRy
School
2:OQ
p.m.
Canon
Basil
3.
Prockter,
B.A..
B.D.
Rector:,.
Blu
733)
FIKST
BAPTIST
Bth
Ave.
K.
at
Young
8t
Minister:
Rev.
Fred
Antrobua
(Green
81S)
FIRST
PKK.SBVTKRIAN
4th
Avenue
Kant
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
(Green
832)
FIRST
IMTKI)
es
6th
Ave.
West
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
(Gruen
613)
FI'I.I,
OOSPEI.
TABI'.RVACI.E
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor
:
C.
Pa'vcett
Services
11
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12.15.
(Green
331)
Ml
V4T10V
ARMY
Eraser
Stieet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2
.30
pm
Sunday
School
3
:00
p
m.
(Black
269
st.
PAri8
m'thfran
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
E.
Solland
(Black
610!
enter
Canada.
The
waitlme
ban
against
them
remains
effective.
These
at
th,
cusing
!
-Therefore",
he
Bays
,
In
Kaith
comes
w
lts
cllmax
her2
the
first
verse
of
chapter
twelvy..
ln
the
practical
Injunctions
and
in
view
of
these
things
put
tins
duUes
set
for
ln
ch
ters
12l
y
price
of....
5
ia"T
,,7
"
u
,
.you
Put
your
salvation
Into
dailv
rvtriyuj.y
nviiiy;
.
After
this
lofty
soaring
of
hisj
..,,r
0(,ruHa
nir,i
The
Hunting
r.lirl
h....l..
'
'""J
B-
Port
Clements,
who
have
bewi
visiting
their
son,
in
Telkwa,
were
in
the
city
yesterday
enroute
home.
They
are
old
timers
in
the
city
and
district.
IOHN
T.
FOWLS
Gospel
Lighthouse
might
have
expected
him
to
come
to
a
climax
by
calling
for
all
to
stand
and
shout
the
great
"Hallelujah
Chorus".
Or
;:
s
here
j
sleeping)
i
j.
142
5th
Ave.
East
I
.
'I.
felt
that
he
would
we
we
might
migni
have
nave
1
,
r
I
I
StneTS
At
Francois
Lake
I
1
v,
Residence
1
.ja-usuiwaiwi
Phone
Black
549
!
to
a
Keswick
Ret
depth
of
the
divine
truth
Or
we
'
FRANCOIS
LAKE-Drdication
might
have
thought
that
heand
Thanksgiving
Service
took
would
urge
us
to
organize
a
eeriss
P'ace
a
ne
Francois
Lake
of
huge
mass
meetings
and
pro-1
Gospel
Lighthouse
on
Sunday,
mote
the
doctrine
of
saving
faith
afternoon.
The
church
was
These
are
things
we
would
most
!
beautifully
decorated
for
the
probably
have
undertaken
I
occasion
with
flowers,
sheaves
Instead
Paul
points
his
finger
0'
Braln
and
a
collection
Of
veg-at
each
listener
and
says
"Do
you
'
etables
on
a
sloping
table
to
want
to
know
what
all
this,
remind
the
people
of
a
bountiful
1
amounts
to?
"Therefore",
in
view
harvest.
j
1
of
this
fine
salvation,
in
view
of
D-
c-
Mlllar
8ave
a
word
of
THIS
phrase
reminds
a
church
publication
which
has
reached
the
Daily
News
office
of
the
habitue
of
the
Irish
Pub
of
whom
we
are
told
in
that
delightful
book,
''Lovely
is
the
Lee"
who
greeted
each
stranger
with:
"I'm
a
man
of
few
words.
Tell
me
in
a
sentence
what's
wrong
w
ith
the
world."
Perhaps
there
are
too
many
things
wrong
for
us
to
$eglib
about
it.
But
one
failing
can
be
mentioned,
$nd
it
can
be
done
in
a
phrase.-That
phrase
is
"reluctant
maturity."
It
is
the
unreadiness
to
assume
Obligations
and
face
responsibilities,
to
grow
through
effort
and
to
recognize
that
what
may
happen
to
us
might
be
of
lesser
consequence
than
what
ye
might
help
to
make
happen
to
our
world.
'
One
Friday
many
years
ago
a
young
man
stepped
into
the
San
Francisco
office
of
Louis
Janin,
the
banking
mining
engineer
of
his
day.
"Just
out
of
Stanford
U
and
looking
for
any
sort
of
job?"
Janin
j
demanded.
;
"Not
quite,"
said
the
young
man,
"I
am
going
to
j
be
a
mining
engineer,
and
I
think
this
is
the
place
to
!
start."
!
"Boy,"
Janin
retorted,
"I've
a
list
long
as
your
!
arm
of
young
fellows
like
yourself
who
are
planning
to
step
into
my
shoes.
Even
if
they
were
good,
there
j
isn't
a
job
for
them.
The
only
job
in
this
whole
place
J
is
one
for
a
junior
stenographer."
.
"I'll
take
it,"
said
the
young
man.
"That
is,
if
you
can
hold
it
till
Tuesday."
,
Tuesday
came,
and
the
young
man.
Janin
called
';
him
into
his
office.
"I,don't
like
puzzles,"
he
said.
;
''If
you
were
so
certain
you
were
going
to
be
an
en-
gineer,
why
did
you
have
to
wait
till
Tuesday?"
:
"I
had
to
rent
a
typewriter
and
learn
to
use
it,"
the
young
man
answered
calmly.
:
"H'm
!"
said
the
great
Louis
Janin.
'And
your
'
name
again?"
,
'
"Herbert
Hoover,"
said
the
young
man.
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Sunday
Schoc:
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
3271
KCCill.AK
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
Pastor:.
Rev.
.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
1
OroffilTlKr
!
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
are
not
taking
any
dealing
pressing
at
present
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
vrv
the
glory
of
your
redeemed
life,
welcome
and
extended
a
hearty,
-1
do
not
forget
your
moral
obll-.
"lv'Bllu"
w
me
people
01
prr
I
BETTER
FASTI
First
PresbYterlaif
Church
leations"
to
vr.ur.splf.
tn
the
pn-!
Francois
Lake
and
surround
ing
i
.
.
.
.?
Tl
TT,
:.
1
'
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
H
pairing
it
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
ariiv(
Order
now
for
better
choice
LING
THE
T
A
1
1
C
'
Expert
SIGN
WRITING
ernment,
and
to
your
fellow-:
"
1,le
iaii"ing
.senp-Christians."
t
ture
reading
was
followed
by
1
The
practical
business
of
sal-,several
appropriate
hymns.
Mrs.
I
Ration
bv
faith
is
daily
ethical
Carl
Klassen
brought
an
object
hving.
True
faith
does
not
even-:
lesson
and
son8
entitled
"TeJ
Ituate
in
shouting,
or
orthodoxy,
11
A8'n
for
the
Children."
Mr.
or
ritualism,
but
in
applying
Millar
then
brought
the
dedi-Chrlstian
love
to
everyday
affairs.
1
cation
message
and
prayer,
On
this
truth
Paul
Is
squarely
j
hich
a
based
on
various
por-planted.
Salvation
Is
not
onlyltions
of
scripture.
The
service
high
doctrine,
but
it
is
high
liv-1
closed
with
a
Gospel
Message
Box
286
220
-6th
St.
Phone
64
i
ing.
Jesus
had
said
it
years
be-j6lven
y
KJassen.
tore,
'Not
everyone
who
savs
to!
A
GOOD
SIGN
IS
A
SIGN
OF
A
GOOD
BUSINESS
ANDREW
WASEND
Graduate
of
Detroit
School
Lettering
BLUE
836
i
Me,
'Lord,
Lord',
shall
enter
the
i
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
who
kingdom
of
heaven,
but
he
whaj
went
south
last
week
to
take
the
25th
anniversary
service
at
the
noes
the
will
of
my
Father
who
is
in
heaven."
I
believe
here
is
the
central
sin
'
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
Organists:
Mrs.
E.J.
Smith,
Presbyterian
church
at
Murray-vllle,
returned
home
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Louise.
ot
all
religions,
namely,
the
sub
John
Currie.
.
.
:
Phone
203
i
stitution
of
church
observance,,
no
matter
how
right
and
proper
in
their
place,
lor
right
living
with
others.
Since
the
day
heti
Sunday,
September
24,
1950
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Evening
Service
7.30
Evening
soloist,
Rowland
Mil
the
prophet
Amos
decried
the
A
young
man's
wisest
investment,
ne
that
protects
his
family
at
the
same
time
a
participating
policy
'
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
!audy
?U"ln
an.d
de-
For
All
-
manded
that
justice
flow
Jlke
a
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
"
"Remember
the-
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it.
Holy'
Fisl
United
Church
G36
Sixth'
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawoence
O.
Sieber
perennial
Stream,
on
to
Jesus
scorn
cf
tne
Pnarisees
who
tithed
"mint
and
dill
and
cummin?
and
neglected
justice
and
mercy"
tven
until
no,
religions
everywhere
have
passed
over
Paul's
"therefore",
and
what
follows
it.
It
Is
hard
to
get
"therefore"
m
Electrical
Wirii
And
Service
1
into
the
religious
conscience,
even
11
:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
and
the
Christian
conscience!,
Ve
t
i
t
-
frji
r.
Not
so
long
ago
ex-President
Hoover,
accepting
a
degree
at
Ohio
Wesleyan
University,
put
a
prac-.
"tice
into
words:
''At
all
"
timeTnT
history,"
he
said,
VEhere
have'
been
those
who
sought
'
to
escape
into
(security
from
self-reliance.
Do
not
choose
that
mean
Jand
timid
course,
that
kills
the
joy
that
lies
in
individual
adventure,
new
undertakings
and
new
achievements."
After
all,
what's
the
matter
with
growing
up?
tTIIE
UPPER
ROOM
IS
the
machinery
of
the
church
becoming
more
im-I
portant
than
its
mission?
The
Congressional
Un-ion
of
England
and
Wales,
facing
a
sharp
decline
in
membership,
were
challenged
by
Dr.
Lovell
Cocks
5of
Bristol's
Western
College
to
answer
the
question
?
whether
the
problem
didn't
go
deeper
than
a
declining
membership,
whether
that
decline
was
not
It"
Zrmmr
1
if
'
w
.
I!
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
ill
Holy
Communion
j
argue
over
baptism,
quarrel
about
Sermon:
"Each
ln
His
Own
the
Lord'
Supper,
disagree
con-Way"
kerning
ordination
and
apostolic
Children's
Story:
"Measuring
succession,
dispute
regarding
the
Cross"
I
chur;h
government,
divide
On
Junior
Choir
Anthem:
"The
doctrine,
and
over
literal
or
sclen-Good
Shepherd"
C.
A.
Wreiss
tif'c
scripture
Interpretation.
7:30
p.m
Evening
Worship
i
How
very
far
these
are
from
Sermon:
"What
Rewards
Do
"therefore",
and
the
practical
You
Expect?"
i
living
of
the
Christian
life.
What
Solo:
"The
Blind
Ploughman"
!
mtle
naVe
tnev
to
answer
to
the
(R.
C.
Clarke)
Dr.
Winstoh
i
world's
demand,
"So
what?."
;
.
Mahabir.
,
I
Paul's
concern
was
to
get
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS:
At
First
Christian
virtue
into
practical
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART.
PHONE
210
ft
A"
i.
Pepresentatives
Richard
Sephton,
District
Agent,
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
.
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Representative.
Prince
Runert.
B
C
,
Will
Roblns6n
(E.
T.
Kenncy
Ltd.)
Representative
Terrace,
B.C.
:
Church,
all
at
12:15;
at
Conn
iIfie'
a
matter
which
s
so
ea3y
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p.m.
i
t0
forget
or
avoid.
The
Christian
;.f
.
:
-.--
f--
j
Gospei
of
the
Great
Salvation
ay
ti.y.
weoper,
CX..U.,
Branch
Manager.
75
Howe
St..
Vancouver,
B.C
.
,
:
-
f
m
bood
NIGHT
SCHOOL
YOU'LL
FIND
Your
Suit,
Guns
and
Spu
ENROLMENTS
REQUIRED
School
District
No.
52
;
Financial
Shape
!
OTTAWA
0
A
three-year'
i
struggle
to
rebuild
Canada's
de-
:
pleted
reserves
of
gold
and
Uni-I
ted
States
dollars
and
put
new
I
power
into
her
trade
structure
!
may
soon
be
finished,
informed
Now
ot
We
Need
.
We
Have
Woodworking
5
Bookkeeping
7
Typing
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merely
a
symptom
of
a
declining
faith,
and
whether
the
maintaining
of
an
outward
symbol
of
faith
balanced
the
dynamic
challenge
of
bitter
and
unfriendly
creeds.
Said
Dr.
Cocks:
"Can
a
faith
as
halting
as
ours
outrun
the
fierce
dynamism
of
the
Marxist
creed?
('
Can
we
hope
to
beat
the
communists
until
Christ-;;;ians
know
their
stuff
as
well
as
communists
know
theirs?
Till
we
do,
the
communists
need
not
be
!"af
raid
of
us.
j
"Big
ill-attended
churches,"
he
challenged,
"are
';
bonds
of
brick
and
mortar,
crippling
to
little
f
ellow-
;;;ships.
These
fellowships
have
come
to
believe
that
"the
cause
of
the
kingdom
means
keeping
these
buildings
going,
and
everything
else
is
sacrificed.
'
May
it
not
be
that
what
Christ
really
wants
them
to
do
is
to
sell
out,
to
get
rid
of
their
buildings
and
hire
;;;a
room
over
a
shop
an
upper
room,
and
begin
all
oyer
again
in
an
apostolic
way?"
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