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Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
23,
1950
i
As
!
Christ
Came
lo
Bring
Peace
A
:
A
i
;
4
'
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:-
v.
Tell
Truth
About
Santa
fen
-W
MOST
REV.
A.
JORDAN,
O.M.I.
-arrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Tear,
R00:
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Yenr,
$3.00.
J
yr
V.
Peace
is
My
bequest
to
you;
and
the
peace
whteh
I
give
you
is
Mine
to
give
John,
chapter
14,
verse
27.
Sirc'JL
See
11
Mi
Among
the
myriad
problems
Jesus
Christ,
the
Son
of
God
and
Saviour
of
the
sincere
which
beset
parents
at
Christ
t
world,
came
to
bring
peace.
He
promised
us
"that
liLjLiLJ
It
&
Spirit
of
(Cltrtstuuui
I
peace
which
the
world
cannot
give."
But
we
have
not
Bw
ELMORF
PHII
VfYTT
MAN,
if
he
so
will,
ran
put
his
mind
and
heart
ml'
peace.
For
-our
Lord
can
give
peace
only
to
those
who
want
peace.
And
while
ihose
of
us
who
hate
war
and
tune
tune
with
with
the
the
spirit
spirit
of
of
Christmas
Christmas
to
to.
remind
remind
JEXMSON
'.c;0
r;:
FORESAW
'aAv
mas
time
are
the
many
questions
from
the
small-fry
about
Santa
Claus.
And
the
business
of
telling
ing
Junior
junior
or
or
his
his
little
little
sister
sister
the
the
truth
truth
about
about
the
the
Jolly
jolly
old
old
gemie-
gentleman
in
the
red
suit
is
really
a
major
task.
However,
the
situation
is
bound
to
arise,
and
when
it
does,
it
does
something
to
your
.The.piro(oulbusinewBi
-W
henbe,,MlhaBoo
j0-
iorou,Yuie,Me,flJonit;tj;;
nl
t
Saccewful
St
at.
Commercial
him
of
the
birth
of
the
Christ
and
brine
a
revival
of
i
11
A1
1
1
-lM
its
horrors
are
many,
those
of
us
who
want
peace
are
few.
Most
of
us
simply
want
to
-
:
!
be
left
alone-
to
pursue
our
own
see)r.
to
render
to
Ood
our
willing
the
hope
for
good
will
among
all
mankind.
IF
YOU
and
I
could
stand
tonight
on
the
hills
It
does
not
come
through
undue
generosity
of
it
Hoiel
civine,
or
those
outward
displays
which
too
often
outside
Bethlehem
we
hearutnngs-so
you
draw
the
&'
.
,
litue
ones
clof
and
cast
about
discredit
the
real
meaning
of
the
day.
m
These
are
only
i
1
might
I-,
u
be
a
wee
bit
down-
i
for
lne
t
explanation
-symbols
which
n:an
has
attached
to
the
anniversary
hearted.
'
J
oddly
enough,
the
true
story
.
.
.
.
.
,
...
I
V,;n
1
is
best
nd
the
easiest
to
tell.
way,
untroubled
about
the
hard-
service
by
obeying
His
lawk,
not
hips.
the
needs,
perhaps
even
nnm
we
are
concerned
for
the
the
rights
of
others.
We
forget
righU
of
our
neighbor
are
wt
that
peace
is
not
merely
the
working
for
peace,
absence
of
fighUng,
that
it
is
My
greeting
to
you
all
on
this
something
just
as
positive
a
Christmas
of
1950
is
embodied
fighting.
It
is
the
butldlng-uo
in
these
words
of
St.
Paul:
-May
that
is
opposed
to
war
s
tearing
the
peace
of
Ood
which
sur-down.
It
is
the
enforcing
of
Jus-
laMlva
au
our
thinking
watch
Ire
that
is
opposed
to
war's
en-
over
ytur
mind
and
hearts
!n
forcing
of
Injustice
.
Christ
Jesus"
"Peace
Is
the
work
of
justice",
that
Is
the
motto
which
needs
oi
me
most
important
event
in
numan
nistorv.
ui
"uoC
mna
wuciv,
So
whv
not
iust
tell
the
littl
.
,
a
little
ones
mlsT
sheDherds
To
be
genuine,
the
spirit
of
Christmas
must
bej-Jn9e5
p.
entnroneci
in
tne
neart
ci
man,
a
personal
i
eanzu-
neara
me
angeis
sing
oi
peace
Cjaus.
real
name
He
lived
tion
which
he
alone
can
know
and
enjoy
...
a
certain
J'J
pnTnleTo
!?
nw
a"d
waVhe
!?.!!!
the
Greek
v..u,
...u:l
u:.
...itL
;
C
u
uns.
"JSJS"
"hoP
of
church
iiuinuieiic-.-s
which
uiii.;.-
huh
n
inc
hvjjjc
uhh
huui
b"""'-
of
Myra
in
Lycia.
He
is
the
A
few
hundreds
yards
away
n..
.
.,
to
be
eneraved
on
the
worlds
CANTERBURY
,
England
-
through
his
humbleness
man
has
taken
the
true
at
titude
for
his
own
spiritual
salvation.
.Arab
sentries
stand,
permitting
,
aropean
countries
a
rensciou'ness.
Let
us
not
-
The
barber
was
surprised
when
none
to
come
from
Israel,
and
n-
ansfA
oe
vlUhn
whether
as
Individuals
or
as
na-
an
11-year-old
boy
sat
In
the
'
beyond
thm
are
the
country-
imbies
the
children
and
dis-
tions
deceive
ourselves.
.
When
chair
and
let
fall
two
pigtails,
men
of
Jesus,
the
Christ,
uni-
,riK...
,.
,,.
...
e
forsake
lustlce
we
destrov
The
boy's
father
said:
"Mv
first
With
this
meeknesr,
must
come
love
for
his
fel-
lowman,
a
determination
to
live
helpfully
to
search
'
formed,
armed,
challenging
all
and
other
nJce
t0
ltw
peace.
When
we
tolerate
injust-
thi
?e
children
were
boys.
I
vowrd
ice,
we
are
mainereni
to
peace,
mat
11
me
lourin
was
a
Doy
t
for
and
eliminate
the
dross
in
his
life,
and
t)lace
lovei
..,'
,.
w.-
ocd
boys
and
6irl
e.
vtiu..i.,
On'v
If
we
actively
fc-ek
to
make
would
let'
his
hair
glow
like
a
Children
loved
and
kindness
in
its
stead.
...
rr"
,
.
,
and
trud.fd
al.mir
heirtp
hia.
JU"-e
jjirviui
aie
e
...
i-w
i
reU1r
u
,
waa
rong.'
To
whatever
extent
man
can
live
by
the
spirit
of
j
giooe
arrnies
are
mobilized.
More
"
trudged
the
dusty
roads
btf
...
verv
naturc
re.
Mi
Christmas
will
his
life
be
a
benedition
and
a
thing
and
more
of
the
worlds
produc-
:u,
c"h
Z
v
t
T
t'h.
gds
ood
and
our
neighbor.
n!
PENS1LVA.
Cornwall.
England
tion
goes
into
tne
Diooay
jaws
-
-
-
demands
not
only
that
we
have
of
the
pnds
of
war
Fear
is
near-
that
Ood
Who
Offered
for
sale
at
auction
'
'
our
rights,
but
May
you
enjoy
laming
good
ly
everywhere,
with
hate,
the
One
of.
the
many
stories
to'd
child
of
fear
inflaming
human
of
his
goodness
concerns
a
poor
hearts
toward
wars-
more
dU-
nd
honest
man
and
his
three
bolical
than
those
of
the
days
food
and
beauytifu
ldaughters.
of
the
Caesars.
Tr
father
was
unhappy
for
made
us
and
our
fellow-men,
here
was
an
ancient
six-sen'"
j
who
are
the
som
of
Ood,
should
wagonette
complete
with
whip,
have
their
rights.
To
work
for
"Come
on."
said
the
auctioneer,
the
securing
of
our
own
rights
"somebody
make
a
start."
It
went
is
good;
but
It
Is
not
working
for
to
the
sole
bidder
for
40
nts.
tliecr,
tliecr,
liappinrM
liappinrM
and
and
jood
jood
tA-
j
,eah.,.U,.,ougHfi
pf
beauty.
PEACE,
GOODWILL
.
.
.
were
the
words
the
angels
sang
to
the
WHAT
shepherds
in
the
hills
above
Bethlehem
on
the
first
Christmas
eve?
Present-day
biblical
scholars
are
not
sure.
There
is
general
agreement
among
them
that
the
Gospel
of
Luke
in
the
King
James
version
did
not
set
down
the
heavenly
message
correctly.
Bvi
Not
until
we
earnestly
including
whip.
In
the
face
of
these
obvious
porty
prevented
his
giving
the
ce
facts,
how
can
the
average
man
customary
dowries
to
his
daugh-
eaon
and
the
or
woman
really
be
joyful
this
lers,
and
Tor
this
reason
they
Christmas?
could
never
have
suitable
hun-'
Granted
it
is
not
easy
for
any
.
bands.
and
impossible
for
some.
But
It
I
One
night
a
b.g
of"
coins
was
mm
r
New
Year.
is
my
firm
conviction,
oasea
on
(tossed
in
at
the
man'i
window.:
thev
maintain
that
the
earliest
document?
differ
nn
manv
years
of
study
of
the
ln-
Iff!
V
f
Tt.tT
tJt
The
next
night
the
act
was
re-'
peated.
But
on
the
third
night
the
father
watched,
and
the
anonymous
girer
was
detected
The
Jolly
bishop
stood
with
the
third
baa
of
coins
In
his
hands.
!
that
the
hope-
ternation
.
ii
f
,i
scene,
the
meaning
of
that
message.
;
f
ul
tne
betteri
lne
more
hUmane
The
King
James
version
translates
it:
"Glorv
to
is
winning
out.
Things
only
.
.
j
because
what
Is
de-
(i
i
v
,
,
.,:
seem
worse
God
in
the
highest,
and
on
earth
peace,
good
will
to-1
manded
now
ls
a
total
world
reelintif
3)
Her.
It
eur
wish
to
all
our
friends-that
this
may
bt
the
Merrieit
Christmas
ever-the
Happiest,
HtsithUit
and
Most
peace.
No
piecemeal
peace
will
The
father
was
very
proud
and
suffice.
Man
Is
learning,
the
would
not
accept
the
money.
Tha
hard
way,
by
atomic
bomos
and
good
bishop
begged
the
poor
similar
devices,
that,
like
it
or
man
accept
the
gut
and
use
lump
it,
there
is
one
world.
We
them
for
his
daughters'
dow-have
to
organize
It
and
pacify
ries.
requesting
that
his
name
it
as
one
world,
or
perish.
,
never
be
revealed.
oOo
1
At
last
the
father
accepted
the
JUST
107
YEARS
ago
Alfred
money
for
his
daughters,
but
he
Tennyson
wrote
a
great
pro-
could
not
keep
the
name
of
the
phetic
poem,
Locksley
Hall.
Over
generous
bishop
secret
so
the
ward
men."
The
new
Revised
Standard
version
of
the
New
Testament
prefers:,
"Glory
to
God
in
the
highest,
and
on
earth
peace
among
men
with
whom
He
is
pleased!"
But
a
footnote
adds
that
some
ancient
authorities
read
"peace,
goodwill
among
men."
There
is
a
great
difference
between
the
two
translations.
Did
the
angels
bespeak
peace
only
for
men
who
please
God?
Or
did
they
hold
out
the
bless-;nrs
of
Deace
and
goodwill
to
11
men
whether
or
rmr
'
Prosperous
New
Year
of
all.
Dibb
Printing
,
Co.
half
a
century
before
an
air-
legend
of
the
goodness
of
St.
plane
ever
flew
he
foresaw
aerial
Nicholas
was
further
spead
and
ui.
'
4.
,
-.commerce
and
the
conflict
oi
strengthened
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
Hi
me
muitais
idii
miui
l
ui
vjuu
s
iiieasui
enienis
lur
"airy
navies
grappling
in
trie
i.
V
f
.
i
n
it
.1
...
i
1
i
a
I
,
.
,
V.
1
.
.
i"
.nlninir
ina'n
n1
'
me
sons
or
earth
wnat
mr
inp
anrre
a
Rincr
if1'
uiuc
.6
o
1
tn
'
earth
a
"ghastly
dew."
Since
the
scholars
cannot
be
sure,
a
layman
h
lf
you
want
to
sell
It,
adverts
It.
News
classifieds.
fTi
,
..
i
...
Tennyson
foresaw
the
world
wars
and
he
clearly
described
the
turbulent
period
in
which
we
now
are.
But
above
all
h
foresaw
the
end
of
wars!
Till
the
wwr
drums
throbb'd
nc
longer
and
the
battlMlags
wc:i
furld
In
the
Parliament
of
Man,
t.s'
Federation
oi
the
world.
There
the
eommonsnse
of
mo-,
shall
hold
a
fretful
realm
In
awe
And
the
kindly
earth
shall
slumber,
wrap
t
In
universal
law.
If
Tennyson
was
right
abort
the
planes,
right
about
the
world
wars,
right
about
the
turbulence
originating
In
Asia,
was
he
wrong
In
the
very
apex
of
his
free
to
accept
either
version.
He
can
accept
the
view
that
the
angels
would
not
promise
peace
to
men
careless
of
God's
opinion
on
the
ground
that
such
a
gift
cannot
be
given
to
such
men.
Or
he
can
hold
thivt
there
is
no
limit
to
His
compassion
and
believe
that
in
good
time
the
pledge
will
be
made
good
to
all
mankind.
For
reasons
there
W
no
need
to
supply,
Canadians
in
this
day
and
?ge
may
be
tempted
to
favor
the
modern
version.
But
on
Christmas
Eve
it
is
good
to
remember
that
the
tidings
of
great
joy
were
to
all
Sv'-';f-"i',SxA'4tf-
s"'
'f.f
.
.
f..".
If
1
i
j
prediction
about
the
parlia-
people.
It
is
well
to
have
faith
that
the
promise
of
ment
or
man?
Aw
i
'
;
4
'
'
,
tt
-
y
i
'
"
,
Z
y
-iijx
.
.v;'--
'-fix
:A
J
"in"
-
.nfv,r
.
-
I
do
not
think
so.
oOo
THIS
IT
A
TIME
of
great
trial.
But
most
of
us
will
come
throught
It
alright,
once
we
really
start
to
organize
the
peace.
And
then
the
world
will
be
a
better
place
to
live
in
than
it
has
ever
Deen.
Peace
on
earth
was
a
heavenly
promise
when
the
angels
sang
about
it.
Now
it
becomes
the
condition
of
our
survival.
When
7-
.
1
ivy
1
,1
"A,
Y'
we
get
that
Into
our
heads
and
hearts
we
will
get
peace.
It
will
be
based
on
law,
applied
-with
common
sense,
and
backed
by
a
good
big
police
force.
To
our
faithful
old
friends,
to
our
devoted
new
friends
and
to
those
whose
friendships
we
hope
BLANDFORD,
Dorset,
England
(P
Local
authorities
have
ruled
1
that
tenants
of
council
houisl
may
keep
only
one
hen
for
each
member
of
a
family
and
no1
roosters.
peace
will
be
redeemed
when
all
men,
like
the
shepherds,
can
see
and
hear
the
heavenly
choir
and
in
simplicity
of
heart,
hasten
to
the
manger
where
the
young
Child
lies.
MAKE
IT
SAFE
PA.SS
UP
that
cup
of
holiday
cheer
if
you're
driving
home
from
a
holiday
party.
Records
show
that
one-sixth
of
all
traffic
accidents
involve
a
drinking
driver.
"Don't
Let
Death
Take
Your
Holiday"
is
the
slogan
for
Christmas
and
New
Year.
Traffic
accidents
Srem
to
reach
their
peak
at
the.
end
of
the
year
because
of
winter
weather,
earlier
darkness
and
holiday
festivity.
The
spirit
of
Christmas
emphasizes
the
sacred-ness
pf
life,
but
the
tragic
deaths
from
needless
accidents
make
a
hollow
mockery
of
Christmas
joy
and
festivity.
To
keep
death
from
taking
your
holiday
or
someone
else's
is
a
simple
thing.
All
that
is
re-ouired
is
extra
cautior.
and
courtesy,
and
a
little
more
time
during
the
holiday
rush
just
enough
'
more
time
to
be
extra
careful
when
driving
on
the
highway
or
crossing
stieets
and
in
recreational
and
home
activities.
vlf
you're
walking,
watch
for
traffic
and
wait.
Carry
packages
so
they
do
not
obstruct
your
view.
Motorists
cannot
always
see
you,
especially
during
early
evening
darkness.
If
you're
driving,
start
early
and
take
it
easy.
And
take
it
easy
when
you're
celebrating.
Don't
let
holiday
spirit
or
spirits
replace
your
usual
caution
and
common
sense.
Assume
personal
responsibility
for
a
safe
celebration
for
yourself
and
others
and
you
can
help
make
Christmas
happy
for
everyone.
Season's
Greetings
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earn-we
wish
a
most
cheerful
Christmas
and
a
New
Year
filled
with
all
the
good
things
in
life-Health,
Happiness
and
enduring
Peace.
We
extend
this
greeting,
not
because
it
is
the
customary
thing
to
do
but
because
it
is
a
sentiment
genuinely
felt,
for
as
the
years
go
by
our
apprecu:!
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cherished
friendships
becomes
greater
and
greater.
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SEV
AND
THE
STAFF,
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In
a
sincere
wish
that
you
and
your
family
may
gather
together
this
year
for
a
merry,
merry
Christmas.
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the
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