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Week,
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Month,
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Teai
;For
racialism
Is
the
mental
dis-
ease
which
holds
that
the
white
man,
or
yellow
man,
brown
man,
,
or
black
man
is
superior
to
ail
other
species
of
men
simply
be-
i
cause
of
his
skin
color,
or
the
slant
of
his
eyebrows,
kink
in
!
his
hair.
;
oOo
I
THE
SCIENTIST
does
show
,
that
the
human
race
is
essen-,
l.tlally
one.
The
great
teachers
of
all
religions
declare
that
God'
As
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NEED
OF
HOUR
-MORE
MEN
OF
GOD
Exodus
34:
29.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
made
of
one
blood
all
the
nations
of
the
earth;
and
that
the
(Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church.)
ANUI.M'AN
CATIir.KRAI.
4th
Am.
W
t8t
Dunsmulr
8t.
Hol
Communion
8.30
am.
Simda?
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p
m.
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
3
A..B
D.
-
Rector:
(Blue
7S3)
CORRECTION
PLEASE
Wa
of
"chosen
people"
U
a
i
perversion
of
truth
if
it
holds
EVERY
JOB
HAS
its
that
one
nalien-or
slin
color-or
,
.
.
eye
slant,
is
by
nature
superior
Matured
Law
Whatever
view
we
take
of
the
manner
in
which
I
God
communicated
to
Moses
those
moral
truths'
good
ana
DUG
points.,
n.
to
others.
FIE
ST
BAPTIST
Bth
Ave.
1.
at
Young
8t
Minister:
Rer.
Fred
Antrohua
(Green
812)
which
are
contained
in
the
Ten
Commandments
we
writer,
for
in-!
But
our
concern,
in
what
are
cannot
fail
to
recognize
the
grandeur
and
importance
'
newspaper
t
'
-w
t
th;
little
Sms
'Tmore
StS-"
11
m
-
-
.
.
tr
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
4th
Avenue
Eaat
of
the
event
Moses
ascended
the
Mountain
alone
and
ih
h
1nv
nf
Dickinc
sion-
We
are
engaged
in
one
of
tnnl
eaC11
h
t
iimna
f,,Mn
1
'
(laY
0l.
'
the
greatest
struggles
of
all
hU-
FIRST
rXlTF.lt
636
6th
Ave.
Wert
Kev.
L.
U.
Sieber
(Green
613)
--QUPPLY
and
Demand"
is
just
a
natural
law.
,
rr-cX'Left
to
itself
it
will
quickly
establish
prices
VI-on
the
basis
of
two
well-determined
factors
the
amount
of
goods
available,
and
the
number
of
IT
persons
who
want
or
can
buy
them.
Capital
is
'
just
as
incapable
of
long
obstructing
the
operation
of
this
law,
even
if
it
so
desired,
as
the
individual
vtas
na
viuu
iui
iui
vy
uays
in
iiin.i.a
t-y
j
up
the
paper
and
seeing.tory
with
a
new
worid-wiuel
The
cloud
or
the
Divine
Pre-
.
(,
,
l
f
i
.
forte,
Communism,
whose
most',
sence
surrounded
the
mountain.
versity
of
B.C..
said
much
the
now
nl6
or
livr
powerful
appeal
is
on
the
ground
j
The
people
shrank
from
Mases'
same
thing
about
our
present
iooks
in
print."
of
racial
equality.
Two
thirds,
pure
bright
gaze
when
he
re-1
civilization.
He
said,
that
it
For
untn
you
gee
jt
m
print
j
of
the
human
race
ha
a
long-i
turned.
The
power
of
a
Divine
may
De
that
actual
and
reul
never
do
know
whether
it;
standing
and
deep-seated
griev-l
illumination
glowing
with
such
civilization
is
in
decadence
in
r
d
not.so.goo(j
bad,
or
just
i
ance
against
"the
west"
becau
'
splendor
from
his
face.
Beauty
our
Ianci
we
think
a
land
is
civl-
i
plain
lousy
"
'
of
our
"white
supremacy"
as-j
and
strength
of
character
come
uzetj
because
it
has
more
mach-
v
sometimes
too
you
get
a
sur-1
sumptions.
We
are
now
reaping
from
fellowship
with
God,
while
lnes
and
gadgets.
A
land
is
only
I
du
typographical
mis-
tthe
harvest
of
the
bad
past.
I
the
bearer
may
be
unconscious
civilized
when
its
people
have
1
j'
k
j
Eot
one
the
otner
day
even
in
such
things
as
the
Kor-of
it.
"Moses
wist
not
that
the
tne
rlght
attitudes
towards
God
wnen'
x
rgad
in
one
paper
(not:ean
war.
j
skin
of
his
face
shone."
and
man.
It
is
a
fearful
thing
to
all)
tnat
-obsolete,
die-hard
in-
j
The
New
York
Times
reports,
Now
Moses
was
pre-eminently
1
contemplate,
but
our
land
may
,
t,
k
sociallsm
and
page
one
August
12,
that
"anti-
,
FIXL
ClOsrEL
tai:racle
202
8th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
C.
Fawcett
Service
11
a.m.
and
7.30
pm.
Sunday
School
12.15.
(Green
331)
i
ParenU
havt
bility
of
child's
eyesight
keen.
Chi!w:
reluctant
to
R,.
marks
are
luw
,
some
eye
defit:-The
Optomttr;
service
to
eyes
and
giv,
corrective
me;.
BAI.VATIOX
ARMY
Fraaer
Btteet
CO.:
Capt.
W.
Poulton
Directory
Class
2:30
p.m.
Sunday-School
3:00
pro.
(Black
28i
S
T
is.
incapable
of
regulating
the
prices
of
the
goods
he
wants.
When
there
are
more
buyers
than
there
&te
goods
prices
will
increase.
They
will
decrease
when
the
opposite
situation
exists.
That,
in
its
simplest
form,
is
the
Law
of
Supply
and
Demand.
It
is
quite
true
that
it
is
possible
to
induce,
shortages
to
artificially
stimuate
prices.
But
the
a
man
of
prayer.
His
responsi-.
be
in
a
state
of
moral
and
spirit-'
imperialism
are
fighting
so
des-
United
States
feeling
In
India
bility
as
a
leader
was
a
great
ual
decadence:
its
people
cer"
'
neratelv
to
survive.
nas
never
been
so
widespread
imDetus
to
Draver.
This
is
al-1
tainlv
neglect
God
and
His
what.
T
reallv
wrote
was
as
it
is
now.
wan
every
day
oi
fT.
FAIL'S
I.rTHKRAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
E.
Botland
(Black-610!
"onsolete,
die-hard
Institutions
the
Korean
war
bringing
more
.
like
RACIALISM
and
imperial-
news
0f
bombed
cities
and
flam-
'
ism
are
f
iehtinz
so
desperately
'.
ing
villages
the
unpopularity
of
'
::
ii-nuji;
io
m
ociiijjui
ji
y
as
aic
LIlc
ifSUUS
Ui
ally
to
survive."
the
United
States
is
growing"
pJIHll,
,r'
.i
other
intprfpvpnpp
with
thp
law
TVio
en
cro-oatirr
ways
so.
In
ever
hour
of
his
need
i
Church.
'
as
a
leader
he
never
forgot
that
The
need
of
today
is
for
more
he
was
in
God's
hands.
He
did
men
and
women
of
God,
these
not
seek
honor
for
himself
,
but
j
wno
have
come
to
Him
through
remembered
that
we
must
seek
His
Son
Jesus
Christ,
and
who
first
the
honor
and
glory
of
God.
live
and
walk
in
His
Presence,
All
this
had
its
effect
upon
his
doing
His
will,
and
who
live
un-character
and
gave
him
power.
,
selfishly
towards
their
fei'.ow-Fellowship
with
God,
and
labor-'
men.
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
827)
.
j.v,
fv-w
T"
.
of
shortage
spells
opportunity
to
someone,
and
"
"
competition
soon
sets
the
law
in
motion
again.
...
.
..
j.
j.
-i
i.i
i
it
i
R.
W.
COLI
nil
c
n
i
i
.."
ItI
i
-
rii
niurir
111
jir
uian
in
inn
'Qm
i
i
hat
i-
rtn.
Authorized
ri
KICll.AR
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
Pastor:
Be.
Leonard
A.
Tliorpe
ing
in
His
service,
stamps
the
divine
image
more
'and
more
upon
our
lives.
Gen.
Omar
Bradley,
Chief
of
Staff
of
the
United
States'
First
PresbyteridH
Church
ELECTBUl
Contact
the
air
Services
and
I
o
See
the
new
th:
EI.ECTR0I.IX
MV
INTERPKETATION
of
the
I
uuu
great
world
crisis
of
this
cen-j
ONE
MIGHT
ask
why
Indians,
tury
is
that
it
Is
basically
a
j
blame
Uncle
Sam
for
the
by-struggle
between
birth
and
.
products
of
a
war
started
by
the
death.
j
satellites
of
Uncle
Joe?
Not
We
are
compelled,
by
the
facts
logical,
perhaps,
but
the
natural
of
science
and
mechanics,
to
result
of
the
long-standing
ra-(
move
on
to
one
world.
We
are
,
cialism
for
which
the
western
;
compelled
to
abandon
nation-
people
are
responsible.
j
alism,
for
Instance,
which
set
We
still
have
a
little
time
to!
up
law
and
order
within
each
atone
for
the
sins
of
our
fath-1
oneof
the
60
or
70
nations,
but
ers.
But
if
we
don't
make
that
had
no
law
between
them
ex-'
atonement,
soon,
and
convinc-cept
the
law
of
force.
ing.
many
more
of
OUR
sons
We
are
compelled
to
abandon
;
will
die,
and
the
flaming
vlllag-
imperialism,
which
is
the
gov-
es
won't
all
be
in
Asia.
(
j
ernment
of
one
country
by
some
I
,
.
'
j
foreign
power.
CANADIAN
LAKES
And
above
all,
we
are
com-j
In
addition
to
the
Great'1
,
v
mand
and
prices.
But
it
cannot
change
the
law
any
,
,
more
than
can
the
capitalist.
It
can
merely
legislate
that
demand
shall
not
be
satisfied,
and
the
.
'!
usual
result
is
to
set
demand
operating
in
the
ugly
half-world
of
the
black
market.
.
It
should
be
quite
obvious
that
there
is
no
per
.
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hi
a
111
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I
4
NMUaw
J
POI.ISHll
Army,
is
quoted
as
saying,
"We'
I
have
today,
too
many
men
of
I
science,
and
too
few
men
oil
!
God."
He
goes
on
to
say,
"We
t
I
have
grasped
the
mystery
of
the
,
jatom
and
rejected
the
Sermon'
:
on
the
Mount.
Man
Is
stumbling
blindly
through
a
spiritual
dark-;
tr
-
Applies
the
wax
polish
manent
satisfaction
to
be
assured
by
attempts
to
ftC(f"-?f't
over-ride
the
natural
law
either
by
act
of
parlia-
I
tTJ
k
4
,
PHONE
A
CKlent
or
by
group
pressures.
Let
these
arbitrary
ness
while
toying
with
the
precarious
secrets
of
life
and
death.,
With
the
monstrous
weapons.
celled
to
abolish
racialism,
Lake3,
Canada
has
nine
other
which
in
my
opinion
Is
the
dead-
lakes
which
are
more
than
100
i
Phone
today
f
a
stratlon
of
the
:
of
the
ELECTE
..police
forces
slumber
for
one
moment
and
the
natural
forces
will
again
take
control.
The
only
liest
danger
in
the
world
today,
miles
long.
1111,1
man
already
has,
humanity
Is
in
danger
of
being
already
trap-Ded
in
this
world
bv
moral
ado-
PURIFIER
and
O
FLOOR
POL
I
lescents.
Our
knowledge
of!
III
science
has
already
outstripped
Fourth
Ave.
East
our
capacity
to
control
it."
He
says
that
the
world
has
achiev
way
to
assure
that
increases
in
wages
will
not
be
offset
by
simultaneous
price
increase
is
to
work
with
the
law.
That
is,
to
assure
that
for
every
wage
increase
sufficient
additional
goods
shall
be
avail-tShle
to
supply
this
extra
margin
of
demand.
With
the
supply
of
"goods
equal
to
the
demand
prices
I
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
ed
brilliance
without
wisdom:
power
with
conscience.
"Ours
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie
is
a
world
of
nuclear
giants,
and
TAKES
HAND
Prime
Mtnls-ethical
infants.
We
know
mm-p
'ter
St.
Laurent
calls
in
union
about
war
than
we
do
aboYft
4
'and
railway
heads
with
view
cannot
increase.
So
wage,
gams
become
real
wage
Sunday,
August
21,
1950
to
strike
settlement.
omna
ivhjiiuii&
wuianip
uvtut
John
E.
Davie.
Newest
Shapes,
Sizes
and
Fabrics
Low
Price
for
Smart
Wardrobes!
Evening
Service
7.30.
Solo:
"Just
for
Today,"
Dyke
THOUGHT
FOR
TODAY
it
T
HE
rather
general
belief
that
we
have
only
to
McMillan.
I
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
peace,
more
about
killing
than
we
do
about
living.
This
is
our
20th
century's
claim
tc
distinction,
and
to
progress."
Prime
Minister
Menzies
of
Australia,
in
a
speech
at
the
summer
gathering
of
the
Uni-
Firsl
United
Church
,
C36
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
FOR
PLAN
make
demands
lo
have
the
resources
necessary
i
to
keep
it
holy."
W
extend
a
cordial
invitation
FOR
BUILI
to
meet
those
demands
immediately
available,
is
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
FOR
REPAII
j
Correspondents
Are
Limited
TOKYO
Correspondents
at
the
front,
In
Korea
have
been
cut
to
sixty
words
daily,
for
relay
to
Tokyo.
Between
frequent
deaths
from
disease
and
causual-ties
in
the
field,
much
Illness
chiefly
from
flu
and
dysentery,
this
war,
to
date,
has
been
a
tounh
one
fo.-
the
press.
The
situation
has
also
been
made
more
dlff!cult
throuph
the
Eighth
army
blackout.
Fr
a
while
telephones,
teletype?
were
removed
from
advanced
Call
361
still
apparent
in
the
public
attitude
toward
the
,:.obviou&
necessity
of
larger
commitments
for
de-'
fence
and
possible
participation
in
the
present
IIZTsmouldering
war.
The
obvious
fact
is
that
we
j
haven't
got
the
money,
and
if
we
are
to
find
it
"
rigid
economy
somewhere
must
be
prompt
and
"
effective.
A
recent
issue
of
the
London
Economist
MITCH
Children
Spoon-Fed,
Class
Told
HALIFAX
CP)
A
Pine
Hill
Divinity
College
professor
recently
told
a
teachers'
summer
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
Sermon:
"The
Religion
of
Jesus."
Rev.
Percy
H.
Mallett,
Terrace.
Children's
Story:
"Salt
Fish
and
Crackers."
Morning
Service
Only.
LiMini
stated:
.nVinnl
nlnop
VlQT-n
toTlH
t
r
t
Hulljlers
A
M
"
....
If
room
is
to
be
made
in
a
fully
stretched
ppnnnmv
tor
spvpra
hnnnrpn
mi
inn
more
ot
ne-
j
spoon-feed
our
children
too
much
instead
of
educating
them."
.
Prof.
J.
B.
Hardie
said
thte
teachers'
job
is
to
produce
minds
that
can
move
on
their
own
HOBBY
SU
fence
expenditure,
then
some
other
form
of
expenditure
governmental
or
private
will
have
to
JJjJ
reduced,
This
presents
an
awkward
choice;
but
NOVELL
They
are
catering
too
much
to
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10
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it
w
fancies,
and
discipline
is
suffer-
be
decided
by
the
blind
lottery
of
inflation."
,ng.
J
.
"I
suggest
we
are
producing
Fashion
Footwear
FAST
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
We
know
that
when
you
order
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
is
why
we've
arranged
for
rapid
printing
and
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
us!
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Phone
234
I
parrot-like
children,"
said
the
I
professor.
"We
are
not
letting
jthem
do
enough
on
their
own
and
are
deliberately
crushing
I
initiative."
I
In
religion,
too,
he
said,
the
Importance
of
young
people
is
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
,,,
"This
is
life
eternal,
that
they
might
know
Thee,
the
only
true
God,
and
Jesus
Christ
Whom
Thou
hast
sent."
John
17:
3.
Phones:
BLUES
:
stressed
too
much.
He
caused
-
la
laugh
when
he
added
that
CLASSIFIED
ADVEKTISING
IN
THE
DAIL1
NEWS
PAYS!
I
"child
psychologists
are
begin-
i
ning
to
declare
that
one
may
1
1
Jto
Iftuffii'M
(trnmrtkA
FEEL
LIKE
LOAFIN?
I
actually
spank
a
child."
Dr.
Hardie
said
there
must
be
i
f
j
1
more
study
of
languages
and
i
Canada
should
emphasize
the
.
.
.
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n
.
i
.
.
MEN'S
FINE
SMI'
ad
ELM,
Plumbing
j
Prompt
and
KJ
3RD
STREET.
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRINTERS
--
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
I
aiuuy
vi
r
lentil
Decause
tne
nation
is
Di-ungual.
i
DUCHAINE
LOAFERS
How
at
i
A
REMINDER!
CONCESSIONS
RUNNING
AGAIN
VANCOUVER
Concessions
were
in
operation
again
today
at
the
Pacific
National
Exhibition
after
having
been
closed
down
for
a
time.
Operators
breaking
Association
rules
have
been
discharged.
.
I
t!
rNfilNFS
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your
bills
in
full
T.ODAY
so
that
your
Credit
'
will
be
good
TOMORROW!
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BUREAU
OF
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IN
CHOOSING
A
DIAMOND
Le.t
our
years
of
experience
with
Precious
Stones
be
your
guide
Moving,
Packing,
Crating.
Shipping
and
General
Cartag
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Effic
ent
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd..
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
1910
Phones
60
and
68
w
u.NEW
STAMP,
NEW
FORM
A
new
10-cent
air
mail
letter
form.
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
1:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dlsnes
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PHONE
133
an
M
T
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Issued
for
use
by
Canadians
writing
overseas,
has
gone
to
press.
1
1
A;
newly-created
stamp,
showing
a
North
Star
aircraft
flying
over
a
rlver-hamlet,
is
on
the
design.
Post
Office
officials
said
the
old
-1
.
design
was
"rather
too
plain"
considering
the
popularity
of
the
forms
among
Canadians
writing
to
friends
and
relatives
in
distant
countries.
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Photo)
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COOK
JEWELLER
Box
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Phone
26