Prince
Ruperl
Daily
Hews
r
"It
rfvi
I
Services
Saturday,
December
15,
1950
lC1uircKl
Huge
Emergency
Budget
Approved
Christmas
id
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
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and
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Columbia
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Canadian
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Bureau
of
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Dally
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a.
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Director
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Comforl!
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He
will
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j
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DC.
ft
A
j$17Joy.304.424
emergtney
appropriation
bill
was
passed
by
the
House
of
Representatives
yesterday
and
sent
on
to
the
Senate.
The
total
includes
$1,DQQ,QQO,000
for
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
and
the
rest
for
military
3y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
SitvIom
In
all
rtitinhr
nt
1
1
.m.
nd
l-.HU
p.ni.:
Similar
Srhooi
at
U:iS
exwpt
as
sliimn.
ANGLICAN
CATHEDRAL
tt
Ave.
W
at
Dunsmulr
8t.
Holy
Communion
8:30
am.
Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
a
A.,
B
D.
Rector:
Blu
733)
UNTO
US
A
CHILD
IS
BORN
(By
Rev.
F.
AntrQbus,
First
Baptist
Church)
Christmas,
as
an
event,
often
obscures
Christ
n
PIPES
CKAII
TOBACCO
Weapons,
Not
Manpower
A
new
atomic
energy
plant
is
to
be
started
near
Paducah,
Kentucky.
MNSON
AnESSP.
FIRST
BAPTIST
8th
Am.
B
at
Young
Bt
flbiautr:
Be
Fred
Anwohua
(Qreea.
$12)
IF
A
THIRD
world
LlGHltf'
a
person.
Nearly
seven
hundred
years
before
Christ
was
born
in
flethJehem,
the
prophet
Isaiah
made
this
majestic
announcement:
"For
unto
us
a
Child
is
born,
unto
us
a
Son
is
given;
and
the
government
shall
be
upon
His
shoulders;
and
His
name
shall
be
nnllnJ
llf..v.
J
BIO
PORT
strategists
hope
to
win
it
bv
better
weanons
anr
(GROTTO
FIRST
PRFSRVTFRf
AN
th
Avenue
East
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
DD.
New
York
area
of
320
City,
covering
an
square
miles,
hus
(Green
982)
nearly
COO
miles
of
waterfront.
I
Mighty
God,
the
Everlasting
Father,
the
Prince
of
Peace."
Man
to
reign
over
us,"
and
"Let
"rf(.),,J.TT
FIRST
VMTED
036
6th
Ava.
West
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
(Greta
1J)
PDHAIMif
Here
the
event
is
maris
subsld-
11
j
and
cast
away
the.-
cordi
from
Jary
to
th
person.
What
a
glor-
us,"
God
is
laughing
at
their
ious
vision
of
the-
Messiah
is
futile
opposition
to
His
rule,
and
here!
And
yet
thl$
One
was
born
I
is
announcing,
"Yet
I
have
set
the
Child
Of
MarV.
Great
InrlpBrl
I
Mv
K'na
iii.n
Hu
!,!..
l,m
r
jX
Looking
TtA
Ahead
Fn.L
OOSPEL
TABERNACLE
202
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
c.
Pawcett
Services
11
a
m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12
15.
(Green
331)
U
Uie
mystery
of
Godliness:
OQd
Zion."
Christ
Is
born
to
wear
the
was
manifest
in
the
flesh.
diadems
of
universal
authority.
with
IOIIN
T.
FOWLE
"Christ,
by
highest
heaven
adored,
Christ,
the
ewrlasUng
Lord,
Late
In
time
behold
Hinj
come,
Offspring
of
a
virgin's
Most
of
ui
are
reluctant
to
facn
unpalatable
trutb.
That
liensltive
Mijut
Hour,;7a.tt(
For
take
home
orders-Ph0ne
'y
He
must
reign
until
all
His
enemies
are
put
under
His
feet.
Already,
in
the
purpose
of
God,
He
Is
King
of
Kings,
and
Lord
of
lords.
'O
come
let
us
adore
Him,
Christ
the
Lord."
A
world
on
the
verg?
of
war,
with
international
bitterness
ready
to
burst
into
open
flames
of
bloody
hate,
should
pause
for
this
brief
spell
to
hear
the
son
SALVATION
ARMY
Praser
Stiaet.
CO:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
9:30
p
in
Sunday
School
S:0O
p
m.
(Black
268)
ST.
PAI'L'R
I
t
TH1BAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St
Pastor:
B
Solland
(Black
GIO)
ST.
PETKR'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cova
Sunday
Schoc;
11:00
am.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
837)
womb;
Veiled
in
flesh
the
Godhead
see;
Hail,
the
Incarpate
Deity,
Pleased
as
Man
with
men
to
dwell,
Jesus,
our
Emmanuel.
Ancient
kings
were
elected:
,
.
.
V-'UR
OFFICE
will
be
CLO!
of
the
angel-s,
and
realize
that
there
can
be
no
true
and
solid
the
Chrisrmai
Hplidoy
f,0m
pt.
J
rnpdern
kings
are
hereditary
peace
for
man
the
individual,
or
(probably
juat
a
temporary
Irrigation;
that
twinge
of
pain
irl
f
he
region
of
the
heart
will
n,J
loubt
go
away
if
we
ive
il
time.
Too
many
of
us
put
o
heeina;
"our
dtuitmt
or
consultinii
four
jihyaiiian
for
a
uerlo.li,
f
luck-up.
Bimllarly,
r(iiliilUj
pi
early
death
ia
an
unpleaaan
fact
that
we
try
hard
not
tii
think
about.
Yet
only
two
cate-pont.i
of
peopi
can
afford
tl
Uwrexard
sura
a
contingency
I
thi
who
have
no
d-nilenU
atid
thuse
who
have
made,
through
life
anwirance.
sufTicif
nt
provision
for
th.ir
loved
one
BKiiinst
the
chance
of
untimeW
dfHth.
If
you
cannot
conwieiii
JuiUHly
rlaitu
to
be
In
either
oj
these
catepurira
drop
u
Jlna
-or
telephone.
6th
inclusive.
for
men
as
nations,
until
He,
the
Prince
of
Ptuce
shall
nign.
Rbtill.AH
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
SOS
Pastor:
Rev.
Leonard
A.
TlMirix"
monarens:
Dut
Jesus
Christ
was
born
a
King
and
He
was
tjorn
a
Saviour.
"Born
to
raise
the
sons
of
earth,
All
orders
plqced
up
to
ond
including
Bishop
Speaker
better
tactics.
They
can
hardly
hope
to
match
the
boundless
manpower
of
the
Communist
world.
The
present,
localized
conflict
in
Korea
is
an
example
of
the
kind
cf
tattling
the
American
military
planner
had
hoped
to
avoid
a
struggle
in
which
ground
forces
of
the
Allies
face
Red
hordes
which
outnumber
them
r)most
five
to
one.
The
West
can
be
certain
of
one
fundamental
thing:
the
forces
of
the
non-Communist
world
could
never
win
a
world
war
if
numerical
strength
alone
was
involved.
The
Russian
ground
force
alone
numbers
more
than
3,000,000
men,
the
Western
powers
substantially
less.
Now,
without
a
Russian
soldier
moving
over
the
border
or
firing
a
shot,
the
Communist
camp
has
plunged
the
non-Communist
world
into
an
unhappv
situation.
In
Korea,
about
210,000
United
States
and
other
United
Nations
tioops
are
facing
1,000,000
Chinese
Reds.
This
Rod
force
is
only
part
of
a
total
4;000,000-man
Communist
China
army.
Well,
what
about
the
better
weapons?
Here
the
United
States
is
in
a
curjous
position.
It
has
among
its
arsenal
of
modern
weapons
the
atomic
bomb.
Some
think
that
weapon
alone
could
wipe
out
the
dangerous
difference
in
manpower
strength
in
Korea.
Rut
there
is
hesitation
.about
using
it.
.
r
Part
of
the
reason
is
political
and
ethical,
part
of
it
tactical.
There
is
deep
reluctance
to
use
a
weapon
which
would
kill
so
many
innocent
men,
women
and
children.
Also,
the
countries
of
West
Europe
worry
lest;
use
of
the
bomb
in
Korea
might
be
the
giant
spark
that
would
set
off
atomic
war
in
Europe,
with
Russian
A-bombs
blasting
the
cities
of
the
western
democracies.
If
American
strategists
know
how
many
A-bombs
the
Russians
have,
they
are
keeping
it
as
closely-guarded
a
secret
as
U.S.
production
of
the
bombs.
'
.'
As
for
American
use
of
the
bomb,
L.
B.
Pearson,
Canada's
minister
for
external
affairs,
raised
Born
to
give
them
second
First
Presbyterian
Church
birth."
But
thoutth
innocent
sdTo
Youn?
People
will
be
delivered
before
Christmas,
look
of
your
cool
bin
NOW
and
0rd
to
ovoid
the
ruth
-
i
this
Child
could
pot
have
pro
vlded
redemption
for
His
racek
Forty
members
of
the
Catholl:
uuij
tie
npi
Deen
divine,
fie
was
Youth
Organisation
hud
th.-ir
the
Son
given
by
the
Father,
who
'
annual
Christmas
Banquet
In
Hie
so
loved
the
world,
that
He
eav
Broudwav
r"af
nnrt
ha-jr
a,,
rtnv;
!
His
nnlu
hnonltan
C-.n
Y
r4
.
utiir
tnll,
k..
fi..i
a
.
l.
S
i
John
T.
Fowle
SUN
LIFE
OF
CANADA
142
5th
Ave.
East
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO,
III
could
give
the
body
of
Jesus
to
'
Jordan.
His
Excellency
v.
aa
Intro-be
crucified,
but
Christ
gaveiduced
by
thu
p
esident.
Mi-lvii
Himself,
fpr,
"The
Son
of
Qod
Murphy
presiding
was
Clayton
loved
me,
and
gave
Himself
for
Cloutur.
After
the
banquK,
the
me."
Here
Is
where
the
atone-
J
party
proceeded
to
the
Cathou
:
ment
of
Christ
receive
its
in-
Hall
to
enjoy
dancing
and
th"
,
finite
virtue.
Is
there
anything
j
singing
of
Christmas
Carols.
,
,
;
.
trr
mnnh
f
fine
ni..
1
i4
Phone
651
COAL
it
iiuf.it
-
bi
11.DINC
sim
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
that
He
has
given
His
Son?
Ho
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrieht.
Kgllv,
DD
.U.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
mat
spared
not
IJUb
A
His
A
lO
own
UW11
Son,
OUli,
but
UUl
1
J
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
delivered
Him
up
for
us
all,
howl
shall
He
not
with
Him
nlsr
frenlv
John
Currle
We
Specialize
in
S
give
us
all
things?
j
I
In
a
world
like
ours
with
its
;
'confusions
and
fears
it
is
well
j
for
legislators
and
rulers
to
re-
,
,
,
'
mutviKn..
V.
1.
Sunday,
December
18,
1950
Mornin
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
7.30.
w
ALLACE
s
DISHES
Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
.
authority
has
been
placed
upon
to
Keen
it
'
Holy."
;
tne
shoulder
of
new,rn
We
extend
a
oortUal
invitation
King.
While
men
everywhere
ar$
j
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
saying:
"We
will
not
havethis
Pharm?
IS?
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Kur
OntHide
Ordrrs
PIIO.MC
Hi
OPEN
FPO.M
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
cue
que&uun
oi
me
psychological
and
political
consequences
of
such
attacks
on
the
Chinese.
With
the
JJ.S.
wartime
attacks
on
Hiroshima
and
Nagasaki
in
mind,
Pearson
warned
that
"certainly
its
use
for
'
'a
second
time
against
an
Asian
people
would
dan-
i
i
ii...
9
a.m.
to
9
p
7
CMfe-
io
Beautiful
.
.
.
r
rrr
uith
ma
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
SUNDAYS:
gerousiy
weaken
tne
link-,
that
remain
between
the
western
world
and
the
peoples
of
the
east."
ifivzt
Shtittet
(Cljttrrli
Sunday,
December
17
11
a.m.
Morning
Service.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School
7:30
p.m.
'THE
CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE"
This
message
is
U)ld
in
pictures.
54
kodachrome
slides
telling
the
entire
Christmas
story,
including
the
story
of
Zacharias.
birth
of
John
thv
Baptist,
the
annunciation
lo
Mary,
Mary's
visit
to
Elisabeth,
the
birth
of
Jesus,
the
visit
of
the
wise
men.
and
the
flight,
into
Egypt.
More
slide?
showing
the
Sunday
School
children
will
also
be
shown
9:15
p.m.
Carol
Service
at
the
Civic
Centre.
CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM
Dec.
20,
at
7:15
p.m.,
for
Primary
and
Junior-Senior
R;pU.
4
L1a.
t.'n
Features"
The
New
...
McCLARY
"27"
Washing
Machine
7
P
.
o?H
uncii,
auuui
uliicj
wejijjuiis
j
vniy
a
iew
people
know
whether
the
United
States'
arsenal
includes
,
"unconventional"
weapons-,
other
than
the
atomic
bomb,
and
which
also
are
designed
for
mass
destruction.
althnno-Vi
it
i
lrnnvir
tViQt
p
See
it,
and
you
will
say:
"Its
the
washer
that
nai
everything:"
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVEMl
j
"
viv
tvaoi
vc
WUlri
Held
been
carried
on
in'
the
radiological
and
bacteriological
weapon
fields.
(
!
it
P'
SCRIPTURE
f
ASSAQE
FOR
TODAY
"He
is
faithful
that
promised."
Hebrews
10:23.
JA
McBrlde
8treet.
Phone
311
Respecied
Man
(Funeral
ol
f
mm
mM
Passes
a!
80
CERTIFIED
First
United
Church
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon
"Ring
it
Again"
Children's
Story
"Christmas
Decorations
Anthem-"Glory
to
God
In
the
Highesf-Gounod
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
Sermon
"Immanuel:
God
With
Us"
Anthems
and
Solos
from
Handel's
Messiah
Christmas
music
and
piano-organ
duets
I3UND
A
Y
SCHOOLS
A
t
First
Church,
all
at
12:15,
a
White
Gift
service.
At
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
Dir.'
'
White
Gifts.
CARS
"Bill"
Hanson
VANCOUVER.
Funeral
or
Olof
Gustaf
William
Hanson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson,
was
held
at
the
Center
&
Hanna
Funeral
Chapel.
Rev.
p.
Donaldson
of
Mission
officiated
Mr.
Donaldson
had
earlier
been
stationed
in
the
north
country
and
is
an
old
personal
friend
of
the
Hansons.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
Senator
J.
K.
King,
representing
the
federal
government;
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
representing
the
provincial
government;
Hon.
Harry
Bowman
minister
of
agriculture;
A.
Aker-berg,
F.
l.
Chapman,
Matthew
M.
Lindfors,
Austin
Goodenough,
Jack
Hanson
Don
RnthorionH
WWWM
WWW
.
1
The
death
of
Roger
Wiat
occurred
at
Old
Masset
last
Sundav,
after
a
long
illness.
Mr,,
Wiat
Who
attained
the
age
of
80
years,
was
a
highly
respected
citizen
in
the
village.
He
had
become
a
Christian
unde;'
the
influence
oi
the
late
Canon
J.
H.
Keen
and
from
the
first
took
an
active
"
interest
in
the
choir,
then
as
a
Church
Army
Captain
and
later
a-s
a
Lay
Reader.
On
Tuesday
afternoon
a
larga
congregation
attended
the
fu:i-
..
eral
service
In
St.
John's
Church
Which
was
conducted
by
the
Rt.
Rev.
J
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
.
Caledonia,
assisted
by
Rev.
M.
8.
Young,
incumbent
of
the
parish.
'
The
choir,
under
the
leadership
of
Eddie
Jones
rendered
the
'
anthem
"Gracious
Father"
and
Hove
V
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
To
VANCOUVER
and
WAYPOINTS
SHOP
EARU
FOR
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GIFTS!!
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PARKER'S
just
the
type
of
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PHONE
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nmn
that
WOU
una
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for
Christmas
this
ye"-!
and
J.
McEwen.
SPECIAL
FOR
THE
WEEK-END
Pallbearers
were
Charles
Reld
H.
McDonald.
Paul
Arm
nnr
Mar-
-
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Mrs
Emily
Parnell,
Mrs.
Hester
Mark?'
Victor
Thompson
and
Eddie
Jones
sang
"Oh
That
I
Had
Wings."
The
hymn
"Lead
Kindly
Furniture
DeparW
Visit
Our
old
Fisher,
J.
Kirkpatrick
and
Arthur
Brooksbank.
.
i-jgnr.
was
sung
bv
choir
nnrt
Interment,
was
mrin
iv,
-,-
1950
CIIEV.
FOUR-DOOR
Showroom
condition.
Only
J2250
0
puiwv
You
will
find
wide
range
mnrrfennt
ah
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......
w.,6tcsawujJ.
flws.
Williams
Dre-
December
21st
(
View
Burial
Park.
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The
deceased
is
survived
by
his
wife,
Jean;
his
parents
Con-Isul
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
and
oauea
at
tne
organ
The
procession
from
the
Church
to
the
cemetery
was
led
by
the
village
band
followed
by
OOU'
CHAIRS
CEDAR
CHESTS
a
sister
Linnea,
Mrs.
D.
SAFE
BUYS
47
FORD
4-Door
1225.(t0
'40
FORD
5-Passenger
,
895.00
uie
roDea
cnoir.
The
hymns
at
the
Committal
Service
we's
"Jesus
Lover
of
My
Soul"
and
"Abide
With
Me.
The
Early
arrival
in
Vancouver
Dfeember
23rd
Call
or
write
C1Ty
oa
DKVm
TICKET
OFFICE
fcarly
reservations
necessary
PHONE
26Q
or
358
C
qnifli'iM
Ui:.i
r
i
ferings
attestine-
GORDON
and
ANDE
in
which
Mr.
Wiat
was
held.
He
leaves
a
widow
tn
mm-v.
TRUCK
BUYS
41
SEDAN
DELIVERY.
Snap
at
played
by
the
band
were
"Rock
of
Ages"
and
"God
Be
With
You."
TShere
were
numerous
floral
of-
425.00
caiiuuian
MUIIUIIcll
JiedmSniDS
vw
.UUMl
1
his
loss.
jrd
Ave.
W.
Federal
Block