Prinre
Rupert
Daflw
r3cto0
LtD.
Saturday,
March
27,
1948
First
Baptist
Church
,
(Young
Streetl,
Minister:
Rev.
V.
Antrobns
Phone:
Res.
Oreeri
812
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O.
A.
FVNTER
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
Ot
CANADIAN
PPr
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OF
rlRCTTLATIONS
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DAil.T
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
'
i
eUBSCfifPTION
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Carrier,
per
week.
l.V;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear.
7
00;
By
MaU,
Per
Month,
40i-;
Per
Year.
4
00.
SATURDAY
SERMON
A
Poor
Easter
Minister.
11,,
EASTER
CANTATA
IS
HEARD
BY
400
ON
GOOD
FRIDAY
Combined
choirs
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
and
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
presented
the
Easter
cantata
"The
Crucifix-
.HWlitiii
i
m
M"::k,:s"'uJ
F
EVER
a
perplexed
and
troublous
and
suffering
world
needed
a
renaissance
of
the
spirit
of
Easter
I
EASTER
SUNDAY.
MARCH
28
'
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service.
Topic:
"Risen
Beyond
Doubt."
Dedication
of
child
at
this
ser-
.
vice.
Junior
Choir
will
sing,
j
12:15
p.m.
Church
School.
Open
session
to
which
parents
and
children
are
especially
invited.
The
talkie
film,
"No
Greater
Power,"
will
be
shown
again.
7:33
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Topic:
"The
Risen
Lord's
Appearance
to
Waverlsg
Disciples..
Special
music
by
Senior
Choir;
also
a
solo.
Ordinance
of
Believer's
Baptism
will
be
observed
at
this
service.
PASTOR
PAUL
A.
BARBER.
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
WHY
DID
CHRIST
DIE?
This
is
a
question
that
has
been
asked
and
discussed
since
the
Cross
of
Calvary
was
first
lifted
up.
To
the
disciples
of
our
Lord
it
was
a
tragedy
that
wrecked
all
their
plans
of
an
earthly
kingdom.
Hut
(Oik
I
IIHT
(
iTr
CALL.
TO
WORSHIP
IN
THE
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith,
Organist
,
ICltn
riii
i
lnllf
LJTnnPh,6"e,r
","!
to
the
Christian,
the
death
of
Christ
is
the
very
gate
--
nvi-
Vnt
""to
the
cornerstone
of
our
faith
byterian
church
last
mKht.
The
life,
even
-
:
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t
...
.
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-
"
....
1
!
Many
VI
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n
.
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t
,
.
rl
.
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n
-n
A
T
"
"
people
today
are
drift-:
raster
sundaY,
March
28
ing
from
the
old
fundamental
j
cone
astray:
we
have
turned
and
death
of
Christ
was
unfolded
musically
with
solo
parts
be-
ri
iisi.r
st
ri.-.
every
one
to
his
own
way
and
the
Lord
hath
laid
on
Him
CO.:
Ci.pt
Earl
J,,
hilmlay
S,
h.K,l
3
(,
Morning
Wurshio,
11:00
a.m.
j
Anthem:
Junior
Choir.
Easter
Sermon:
Rev.
A.
McColl.
"When
He
Saw
the
Wagons,1,
He
Believed."
j
Evening
Service,
7:3(1
p.m.
view
of
a
substitutionary
atone-tnent
held
by
the
Reformer,
j
Instead
they
are
classifying
i
Christ
simply
as
a
good
man,
a
prophet
or
a
great
teacher
and
:
i
Christ
i
the
iniquity
of
us
all
ing
sung
by
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
j
baritone
and
John
Davey
and
J.
A.
Teng,
tenors,
t
The
combined
choirs,
consist-
The
Saivation
Army
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett,
(Officers
in
Charge)
ft'h
Av
i
M(.B
I'itMor:
(ft
.
.
.
and
He
was
numbered
with
the
transgressors
and
He
bare
the
sin
of
many
and
made
intercession
for
the
transgressors
.
.
.
He
was
wounded
for
OUR
transgressions,
He
was
bruised
for
OUR
Iniquities,
the
chastise-
.-nn.nl
nt
"IT
TO
tunnoe
tif
o
a
1
1
firm
ST
"I
K
S
AM;,
ing
of
11
men
and
15
ladies,
gave
his
death
as
that
of
a
martyr
to
magnificent
effect
to
the
choral
His
cause.
They
continue
their
passages.
Organist
and
director
theories
of
Higher
Criticism
and
of
the
cantata
was
Pr-ter
Lien,
deny
the
Virgin
Birth,
the
Res-organist
and
choirmaster
of
St.
urreetion,
and
the
necessity
of
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Blood
Atonement.
The
teach-
ArchrlPiirr,n
K.
Horim.
"He
Is
Risen."
Duet,
Mrs.
Wm.
Martin.
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng,
"Blflssed
Are
they."
Easter
Service:
Rev.
A.
McColl.
"Why
I
Believe
In
the
Resurrection."
....
,.iK
rraycr
7
(o
IB
it
is
today.
We
consider
what
could
and
should
le
done
economically
to
relieve
the
want
and
physical
sufferings
of
nations
in
the
world
less
blessed
than
we.
We
ponder
the
possibility
and
seeming
inevitability
of
war
which
never
yet
in
the
world's
lonp;
history
settled
anything
permanently,
even
though
it
might
on
occasion
have
been
clothed
with
aspects
of
righteousness.
P.ut
we
would
like
this
Easter
to
speculate
upon
man's
true
brotherhood
with
man
and
commend
to
seriou
consideration
the
practical
application
of
the
spirit
of
the
Man
whose
death
and
triumph
this
season
of
observance
memorializes.
Easter
the
greatest
religious
festival
of
the
world
should
be
a
happy
and
a
hopeful
time
when
new
life
and
spirit
spring
forth
to
revive
man
and
the
world
but
what
is
this
Easter
but
an
epoch
of
wars
and
rumors
of
war,
of
alarm
and
uncertainty
?
And
Why
should
Easter
1948
be
such?
We
would
indeed
say
it
is
because
there
is
such
lack
of
that
very
true
Easter
spirit,
that
true
spirit
of
man's
real
brotherhood
with
man.
If
thf
re
were
the
true
feeling
of
Easter
among
us
as
individuals,
as
communities,
as
nations,
there
should
be
no
such
unhappy
Easter
as
we
must
per-iorce
admit
afflicts
the
world
today.
So
it
is
a
question
that
each
of
us
might
well
ponder
as
another
Easter
day
impends
is
the
world
today
like
it
is
because
we
have
lost
the
old
spirit
such
as
once
permeated
the
civilized
nations
of
the
world
and
their
peoples?'
And
when
we
ask
the
ouestion
we
might
speculate
if
the
spirit
of
each
Rev
Allan
M.
M.-Col!
pastor
ings
of
Jesus
are
sufficient
guid,
im,
What
e
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
for
us
to
follow.
,
...
.,
that?
The
crowd
h
COMMIMTV
SI
vow
est
End
Han,
2
w
vicarious
than
Tonight,
8
p.m.;
Rev.
J.
Llnnev
-
will
speak.
EASTER
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11
a.m.
Holiness
Meeting.
"The
Saviour
Triumphs."
3:30
p.m.
Directory
tin's
3:00
p.m.
Sunday
School.
1:30
p.m.
Oospel
Meeting.
"The
Empty
Tomb."
Tues.,
7:30
p.m.
Home
League.
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Soldiers'
Meeting.
The
Church
School
has
been
was
chairman.
in
John,
Chapter
20
and
verse
.tnrust
lhe
challenge
at
him,
"If
cancelled
for
this
Sunday
so
that
31,
we
read
the
following:
"But
thm
art
the
Ron
of
God,
come
tne
children
may
attend
the
these
are
written
that
ye
might
dowfl
from
the
CroM-
but
he
mornng
service
with
their
par-
believe
that
Jesus
is
the
Christ,
com
not
8ave
Himself
and
save
Pnts
and
frjPniis
The
Nile
River
has
11
,
.
.
ALASKA
LACKS
mi-
greatest
aams
in
ft.
greatly
increasing
the
area
of
Egypt.
.
J.
A.
teng,
Clerk
of
Session.
ACCOMMODATION
me
sou
ui
una
ana,
inai
oeiiev-
otricrs
too.
Mnv
considered
Him
ing,
ye
might
have
life
through
a
heretic
and
blasphemer,
dying
His
Name."
What
clearer
state-;
,;.,,,
nt
h..
ru,i
mtw
rhilms
ment
do
need
t0
the
Deitv
of
but
there
is
doubt
in
their
wf
Worried
Worried
About
About
Mow
tfow
Ti
Tourists
no
To
Be
Taken
Care
Of
our
Lora
jesus
unrisi.
it
lur-
minds
as
to
the
real
nature
of
ther
states
that
faith
In
that
.,.
tnfferinos
Thev
nn
suh-
:
!'-r
Aecordlng
to
a
survey,
recent-
Name
fives
eternal
life
to
thp
j
stitutlonary
and
redemptive,
ly
made
in
trie
United
States,
believer.
Therein
lies
the
ans-
j
Christ
took
your
place
and
the
families
of
that
country
pre-
wer
to
our
question,
"Why
did
'
mme
tn
deat,h
He
bore
the
in
Alaska
this
Christ
die?"
fei-
holidaying
Judgment
that
belongs
to
each
The
Apostle
Paul
says:
"It
Is
a
!
of
us
because
of
our
sin
and
now
faithful
saying
and
worthy
of
i
God
can
offer
us
pardon
since
year.
Seven-tenths
of
one
per
cent
of
all
the.
families
are
looking
northward.
As
the
population
4r
mTP---1
m
all
acceptation
that
Christ
Christ
satisfied
the
demands
of
Jesus
chame
into
the
world
to
God's
insure
and"
holiness
WlHll
kind
ul
world
is
reckoned
at
a
hundred
and
!
save
sinners."
How
much
Is
'
against
sin.
This
Is
why
Christ
forty
million,
there
certainly
iS;Contained
in
that
word
"sin-i
died
upon
the
Cross
so
many
reason
to
anticipate
substan-
j
ners?"
It
is
so
broad
that
It
in-
;
years
ago
that
He
might
make
tial
business.
I
ciu)es
all
men
of
all
ages
irres-
-
a
way
of
salvation
for
all
men,
Alaska,
however,
has
a
griev-
i
pectjve
of
color
of
giai
stand-
i
that
the
universal
offer
of
mercy
ance.
All
the
visitors
will
see
of
jing
..AU
have
gimd
and
come!
might
be
made
in
the
words
this
vast
national
vacation
short
of
the
glort
of
And
("whosoever
will
may
come
ami
land
will
be
a
glimpse,
while:
as
such
are
under
the
universal
Uake
of
the
water
of
life
freely."
passing
tnrough
Dy
plane
or
spntence
of
eternal
condemna
boat.
The
reason
is,
accomoda
1
tion
and
nunishment.
On
that
I
tion
is
lacking.
The
strangers
we
would
TC&VlM
that
outside!
win
your
Cathedral
Church
.f
St.
Andrew
Rectory:
542
Eighth
.
Avenne
West
Blue
733
from
the
States
want
comforts
j
of
chrlst
we
facei
at
death,
eer-
wnne
away
irom
nome
ana
are
nal
separation
from
God.
prepared
Pay
But,
if
unable
j
reasQn
,n
,n.
to
enjoy
what
they
are
accus-
.,
.
.
mov
n.
i
tomed
to.
their
prescence
wijSon.
who
laid
aside
thi
Rlqry
He
children
inherit
I
i:had
with
the
Father
before
the
To
a
limited
extent,
f
v,
hotels
i
,
,
.
,
,
.
.
,,
.
.
iworld
was,
and
took
upon
Him-
that
deserve
to
be
called
mod-:
,,
,
...
EASTER
DAY
"My
Lord
and
My
God"
7:30
a.m.
H'jly
Communion.
8:30
a.m.
Holy
Communion.
(Choral
i.
11:00
a.m.
Festal
Matins
and
Sermon.
Anthem:
"The
Strif
Is
O'er.
Duplius-Ley.
Holy
Communion
after
this
service.
and
every
one
of
us
right
here
and
now
Is
any
better
or
worse'
than
the
spirit
which
we
deplore
in
peoples
far
removed
and
whose
troublous
acts
We
hold
responsible
for
the
grave
and
trying
conditions
as
we
see
til'-world
around
these
days.
We
very
much
fear
that
Easter
and
all
its
implications
are
held
of
little
consequence
by
us
and
that,
bad
as
things
are,
we
ourselves
might
assume
some
of
the
blame.
If
we
knew
and
acted
the
true
spirit
of
Easter
there
could
be
no
strife,
no
conflict
in
a
happy
world
well
capable
of
supporting-all
its
peoples
with
peace
and
harmony
prevailing.
NEW
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDERS
IS
SATISFACTORY
to
hear
that
the
Department
IT
of
Transport
intends
to
provide
a
new
lighthouse
tender
for
the
Prince
Rupert
agency
which
includes
under
its
jurisdiction
some
of
the.
most
turbulent
waters
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
is
responsible
for
the
maintenance
and
supply
of
scores
of
isolated
and
difficult-of-access
aids
to
navigation.
'
.
For
some
forty
years
this
lighthouse
area
has
been
served
by
makeshift
and
entirely
inadequate
vessels,
to
large
extent
inc'apable
of
ministering
fully
to
the
requirements,
particularly
in
ease
of
emergency.
It
is
fortunate,
indeed,
that
they
have
got
along
as
well
as
they
have.
Now
that
the
Department
is
planning
the
construction
of
two
new
tenders
one
supposedly
to
replace
the
old
Alberni,
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
Estevan,
out
of
Victoria
it
in
to
be
expected
CIII,
aic
acc.l
1.1
M.c
n..
"u.
;
hor,nmo
an
nhprtiptlt
results
in
the
b
'
,
'
..
.....
,
the
shortage
servant
even
unto
the
death
of
the
Cross.
Why?
"God
was
in
Christ
reconciling
the
world
j
unto
Himself."
It
was
no
mis-
least,
instead
of
the
most
of
what
might
be
obtainable,
being
secured,
in
th
way
of
patronage.
"
2:00
School.
nnned
Jesus
p.m.-Sunday
lYobnMy
it
he
a
heller
uorlil
in
every
way.
AIR
PASSENGERS
to
a
cross.
It
was
rather
the
7:30
p.m.
Festival
Evensong
and
Sermon.
Certainly
it
lull
lie
a
heiillhier
uorlil.
l
or
M-iriM-e
is
Uoikiri"
cca-rli--'
l"
outpouring
of
God's
heart
of
.
To
Vancouver
W.
R.
McAfee
(Irvine
inire
elT'i-lic
ay
of
trealin";
ami
pro
crilin"
iliM-u-e.
lOVC
UOlIl
liuittaw
u,i..jr.
To
Sandspit-H.
Kraupner,
W.
fettered
by
the
habits
of
sin
Solo:
"I
Know
That
My
Redeemer
Llvetb."
(Handel).
Organ
Solo:
"Hallelujah
Chorus
i
)
(
Handel
i
.
Hut
the
la-k
in
mormon
mul
ttislly.
Tlull
is
ly
the
life
iii.-(ir:imr
mi-
panii's
in
(iiiixla
liae
i
imlriluilcd
large
iiimof
tnoni-y
fr
man)
yi-ar-
tnvun.
lln-
work
of
ini
ilii
iil
Hck'nv(
p:n
tii
ularl
t
in
lhe
lii-M
if
jirrvritlivc
ri'anli
r
uoger,
j.
benroeaer.
They
did
not
kill
Jesus.
He
gave
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
G.
ms
ufe
Thpy
CQuld
not
dMtroy
Ryan,.
A.
Gillanders,
Miss
Evelyn
.(hp
Creator
of
life.
He
dls.
'
3ussey.
mlssed
His
Spirit
back
to
the
From
Sandspit
J.
Sutherland.
Father
when
His
Work
of
re-
.
.
i
dpmption
was
"Finished."
h
result,
Kiorc
men
iiikI
otn
n
are
cnalilcil
li
Work
in
i-ll-eiii'Hl
Liltur.-itdriu
uiiirinir
unr
inr.'iiiiwl
f'miii
I
utiiriiili
i!
mill
liolio.
Nl'iC'
f
i
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iliiiI'M
ASTHMA
i
In
the
words
of
the
prophet
j
Advorti.se
in
th
L'ailyNrws!
AND
HAY
FEVER
litlllji
iiir
tit
tii
ti
in
infill
in
iiiriiiiiir
in
nn
nun
iinni.
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hstrMc.
iiil.
the
k
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irrnl
devotion
uliich
llu
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i-t-
liriii"
to
llieir
w
pi-onuM1
new
frceiliini
frmn
sicknesn
in
vrur
to
come.
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BAPTIST
tiiiiii
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riiinii.
i
ii-
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r-
infill
mil
-
iiiiiiiiiii
health
taii'lanl
of
the
natron.
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MMMI'.T.IT
l
OD.n.
Hull
Sth
ftnrl
McBrlcle
rhnne
nun
I5v
owniiiir
life
insurance,
vim
lieln
to
create
a
healthier
worM
f'J'""l
The
Popular
S.S.
chililreii.
A
mnwfr
Jnim
ihf
Life
lnvumnre
C.ompnh'm
in
(miiiiiIii
nml
lin
n
-!
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
LIFE
INSllliANI!
It
U
iiititl
rifipitsliip
to
olt
SUNDAY.
MARCH
28T1I,
L048
'
1
"The
Lord
is
RISEN
Indeed."
Lk.
24:34
12.15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
1
SPECIAL
EASTER
SERVICES
Open
Sunday
Parents
and
friends
Invited
Scrlptugraph
"The
Easter
Story."
(Mrs
C.
J.
Carter
i
7:30
p.m.
C.ospel
Service.
(Prayer
Praise
Testimony)
Speaker::
Topic:
G.
R.
S.
Illackaby
"IS
Ol'R
LORD'S
PlIVSICAI.
BODY
IS
IIF.AVr.N
NOW?"
Hearty
Gospel
Singing
Wednesday
8:00
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Thursday,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
7:00
p.m.
Junior
Young
Peoples
wf.
nt
t:rti
tor
oi.n-TiMi;
hixkuon
Special
Music
Junior.
Choir
Solo
Ralph
Wicck,
"The
Old
Rugged
Cross"
L-UK
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
COAL
I'OtrlillLLS
SOOTI.ESS
LUMP
EGG
NTT
STOKER
Ht'LKI.F.Y
VALLEY
M'MP
and
Olf
cah1
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Fr
information
call
or
writ
City
or
Prnt
Ticket
Offt?t
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
nn's
ServK
that
it
will
prpvkle
itself
with
vessels
suitable
and
.
adequate
to
the
needs
ships
of
sufficient
stoutness
and
speed
to
carry
ojit
at
all
times
and
under
any
j
conditions
the
requisite
duties
of
maintaining
!
speedy
mainj'nance
and
repair
service
to
the
lfghts
and
protection
and
service
to
the
faithful
people
who,
day
after
day
and
night
after
night,
with
little
diversion
and
lonely
existence,
keep
the
lights
ing,
the
horns
blowing
and
the
bells
ringing
so
that
the
shipping
of
the
coast
may
keep
going
steadily
and
safely.
And,
when
new
lighthouse,
tenders
are
being
built,
we
are
constrained
to
hone
that
our
own
local
shipbuilding
plant
will
have
a
chance
at
the
work.
WOUNDING
WORDS
BE
FORK-
WE
ARE
VERY
OLD,
we
learn
that
words
can
wound!
Everyone
has
seen
a
"hurt"
look
on
a
child's
face.
Adults,
too,
they
say,
can
be
"cut
to
the
quick"
by
sharp
comments.
So,
since
no
one
likes
to
be
injured,
in
feelings
or
in
person,
everyone
should
guard
against
doing
or
saying
things
which
make
others
suffer.
A
pleasant
word,
an
expression
of
commendation
or
congratulation,
cordial
greetings
all
these
things
help
and
they
create
happiness
for
those
"svho
utter
them
as
well
as
for
those
to
whom
they
are
directed.
POPCORN,
ETC.
IIIST
WHY
A
THEATRE,
should
give
an
en-J
hanced
charm
to
the
eating
of
popcorn,
peanuts
and
candy
has,
apparently,
not
yet
been
satis
fa'ctorily
discovered.
But
that
appears
to
be
what
many
folks
want
so
that's
the
way
it
will
have
to
be.
Seemingly
the
more
interesting
the
show,
the
more
disorderly.
the
consumption
of
dry
refreshments.
Jaws,
when
not
employed
crunching,
are
also
found
useful
in
the
singsong
exchange
of
comment,
that,
of
course,
comes
with
wisdom
and
ripe
judgment.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
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Lumber
Building
Supplies
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UKIOICK
THIS
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ON
RECORDS
AVE
MARIA
-
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PALMS
By
Thomas
L.
Thomas
Record
11-0109
"
THE
HOLY
CITY
by
Fred
Waring,
Webster
Booth,
'
Jesse
Crawford
HAI.I.EI.EIIAH
CHORUS
-
BEHOLD
THE
LAMB
OF
COD
By
Sadler
Wells
Chorus.
Record
11-8610
HALI.EI.EIIA1I
CHORUS-WAR
MARCH
OF
THE
PRIESTS
By
Boston
Pops
Orch.
Record
11-8085
.
V
ALBUMS
BEI.SHAZZER'S
FEAST
Huddersfield
Choral
Society
ORATARJO
ARIAS
Richard
Crooks
GREAT
SONG
OF
FAITH
Marian
Anderson
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McLeod
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NEW
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P.M.
TO
9
P-M.
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