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O
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V
FULL
GOSPELTABERNir
As
I
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It
0m
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In
all
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II
a.m.
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
J
Saturday.
Muy
3.
1952
Anttiili
iionclont
clailv
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupen
.
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
i
Member
of
Canadmn
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
I
Canadian
Dnilv
Newspaper
Association.
Published
bv
The
Prince
Rupert
Dnily
News
Limited
J
P.
MAC.OR.
President
H.
G
PERRY.
Vice-President
O.
A
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor
7:30
MS'
ASI.I
K
AV
(
ATllr
Ml
l.
4th
Ave.
W..
at
Dunsmuir
fit.
Holy
Communion
8:30
am.
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n.
Unliniil
9
On
nm
?
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ft,,.
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f
Sl'NDAY
SI'.KVICE
1U:30
Sunday
School
arid
Bible
Class.
11:30
Morning
Worship'
"BELIEVER'S
OBJECT"
7:30
Evangelistic!
Service.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
RA..
B
D.
ouiimiiiLiuv
a
Imorp
A
SpiritMal
Church
wilh
,
Uvj
Subscription
Hates:
f.
carrier
Per
week.
2fc:
pur
month
I
00;
per
year.
10
00
....
il
htr
m,.nth
1
riP
Mr
ll'iir
&8
00
fireen
331
Aphorized
as
second
class
mad
by
the'
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
wm
C
FIW(
(
;
Letter
From
India
rtecior
iinut
tint)
r'IKST
ll.lTIST
5th
Ave.
E.
t
Young
St.
Minister:
Epv.
Fred
Anirobtis.
lOreen
tug)
jrjHfiT
imn
ihkiis
tt
4th
Awime
t',ast
Rev.
E
A.
WrlglU.
D.P.
(
Green
083
I
HIST
1
MTIilt
:)8
6th
Ave.'
West
-Rev.
L
O.
Sieuer
(Green
613)
MIrU)
AKMV
Prascr
Street
CO.
Sr.
Capt.
George.
Oystryk
Sunday
School
t
.
'40
p.m
"
Saturday
Sermon.
The
Greb
For
Gain
.
i
SENIOR
CAPTAIN
GEORGE
OYSTRYK,
Salvation
Army)
"Yo
lust,
and
have
not:
ye
kill,
and
desire
to
have,
and
cannot
obtain:
ye
fipht
and
war,
yrt
ye
have
not.,
because
ye
ask
not."
James
4:2.
FIRST
;
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Fifth
Avenue
Kast
s.V
at
Vount
""It
SUrft
1
Masthead-And
Story
There
is
a
story
behind
the
new
masthead
which
lociay
commences
its
appearance
on
this
page.
It's
A
KIND
LAY
sends
me;
one
of
the
most
encour-j
agimj
letters
I
ever
got
;
the
story
of
a
young
English
tailor
who
early
in
the
especially
because
it
was
century
with
o
few
coins
in
his
pocket,
set
up
!f0r
her.
and
not
for
me.
We
do
not
have
to
be
very
clever
or
intelligent
FAMILY
NIOht
1
Black
209)
business
in
the
Fort
George
area
where
men's
suits,
;
it
comes
from
a
ery
distm-
to
see
that
this
Scripture
is
most
applicable
to
con-
ALL
PICTORIjj
!T.
I'
M
l.
fi
I.I
Till
If
N
bill
Ave
at
McBrlUe
St.
Pastor:
Rev
H
O
Olsen
"THE
GREATEST
iffcny,
were
built
to
last
a
long
time.
!ndiae
known"
as
one
of
the
.
ditions
today.
Everywhere
around
us
there
seems
to
I
On
the
face
of
it,
the
young
man
was
in
for
a
;
greatest
and
wisest
friends
thatjbe
a
prahhine:
and
grasping
for
the
flimsy,
.fleeting
(Black
610)
1KL
TS
H-CAXADIF
K:
NEUEINWANDERERr
Es
wird
frucndlkb
el.ige-lariin
zu
regeimassigen
schlichten.
OOJTESDIENSTEN
Bfnbsi'-htlt
1st
Jcdem
kur-iin.
XJittesdienst
eien
allge-ineinen.
Gedanicenaustausoh
uber
Probleme
und
Fragen
des
Neuclnwanderers
vor-aazustellen.
SEI
HERZLICH
WILLKOM-MEN
EDEN
SQNNABEND
20.00
UHR.
iKleine
Kaoelle
v.d.
Klrchei
'
ON
EARTH"
Speaker:
MR.
LIONEL
Thank
you
for
cuttings
from
i
bit
of
material
goods,
as
if
it
was
the
la.st
.shied
and
Elmore
Phiipotfs
accounts
of
w,sfjjre
0f
human
existence.
jiT.
I':ti:ii'm
wwii.ix
,
heal
Cove
nector:
Rev.
H.
Godfrey
Bird
Sunday
School
11
W
8.10.
II
.
his
Indian
experiences,
especial
,
(Blue
827
)
Surely
mast
of
us
must
realize
CIIILDKEVs
HOI
Come.
In
D.:...
K
ly
what
his
impression
was
of
that
nothing
good
or
lasting
is
uP
vourselves:
sneak
not
evil
Prime
Minister
Nehru,
aernmnlished
in
our
break-luck
of
nnmhpri
If
we
follow
ItK.I
l.K,
IIAPTIVf
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m
Morning
Worship
Service
13:15
039
eth
Ave.
E.
Blue
323
May
S-l,
Monday
tt
A
Yes
the
Indian
general
elec-
haste
acquire
and
amahs'
the
these
admonitions,
havlivg
first
tions
on
an
adult-man-and-
perishable
while
we
capitulate
found
Christ
as
our
Saviour,
we
woman
suffrage
were
probably
t0
the
throne
of
mammon.
chall
find
the
answer
lo
our
Each
t
.'nines
from
:
Pastor:
Rev.
l.eonar-1
A
Thorpe
!the
world's
greatest
experiment
Certainly
most
of
us
must
greatest
need
and
the
ultimate
j
I
in
democracy
180
million
vot-
realize
also
that
the
largest
por-
answer
to
our
pravers.
May
God
ers
to
be
enrolled
and
brought
tion
of
thus
gain
is
only
de.stinetl
;
mak3
us
wi.se
to
Salvation
and
i
to
the
polling
booths
so'
un-
t0
be
COn.sumed
upon
our
)uu'
fellowship
with
Him
and
thereby
eventfully
and
smoothly.
This
or
the
human
vultures
that
lie
in
fulfil
the
reason
of
our
existence
THE
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
EVANGELICAL
is,
I
think,
a
proof
of
the
man
wait
for
them.
in
this
world.
ner
in
which
Nehru
s
spirit
nas;
a
woman
stopped
me
on
the
FREE
CHURCH
Services
at
I.O.O-E
MaM.
Fourth
A-
BOYS!
-
GIRLS!
CHILDREN'S
HOUR
Comes
to
Prince
Itupert:
Five
Slights
Only!
Moy
4-8
A
WHOLE
IIOCK
each
evening
tt
beautiful
COI.OKVS10
TECIIM-STILL
PICTTBES:
IVetk-Nishts
7-
p.m.
''Search
the
Scriptures
.
.
.
.
they
are
they
which
testify
of
Me."
John
5:39.
Vour
whole
family
will
en-
i
permeated
the
masses
and
the
street
this
week.
They
have
no
jarmy
of
officials
who
had
to
place
to
live
the
reason?
the
!
organize
and
conduct
the
elec-"
extortionate
price
'charged
uy
!
tions
...
those
who
have
been
fortunate
1
"Both
Canada
and
India
keep
to
get
their
hands
on
a
dwelling,
'alive
the
spirit
of
loyalty
to
the
If
one
has
committed
the
sin
of
King
isic)
India
In
spite
of
the
having
several
offsprings,
there
fact
that
she
has
become
a
Re-
Is
Just,
very
little
consideration,
public
within
the
British
Com-
i
James
by
the
inspiration
of
monwealth.
There
were
mourn-
God,
defined
this
better
than
any
ings
for
King
George
in
every
modern
psychologist
or
pych.-town
and
village
in
India
and
atrist
could
ever
do
it
is
bc-!
the
sDeeches
in
the
Delhi
Dar-
cause
of
"lusts
tnat
ar
in
your
lean
future.
But
he
had
brought
something
else
with
him;
something
less
obvious
than
his
needle
end
scissors
but
much
more
incisive.
It
was
a
mind
of.
brilliance
and
force.
j
It
took
only
a
short
time
for
this
great
asset
to
.shbw
itself.
Within
three
years
after
his
arrival
he
had
helped
found
the
townsite
of
Prince
George
and
became
its
mayor;
and
within
eight
years,
by
now
a
budding
publisher,
was
on
his
way
to
the
provincial
legislature.
There
he
continued
to
surge
upwards
to
achieve
distinction
as
Speaker
of
the
House
and
later
as
Minister
of
Education.
In
addition
to
these
positions,
his
political
career
led
him
into
such
important
roles
cs
Canadian
delegate
to
the
Empire
parliamentary
conference
in
1935..
and
chairman
of
B.C.'s
post-war
lehabilitation
council.
;
The
man,
of
course,
is
Harry
Perry.
Since
1943
he'has
continued
his
forceful
crusade
for
the
north
as
publisher
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Until
recently
he
was
also
president
of
the
B.C.
Liberal
Association.
'His
continuing
absorbing
interest
in.
the
Canadian'scene
is
assurance
that
his
career
has
not
spent
itself,
and
there
is
no
telling
what
achievements
!e
ahead.
Yet
there
always
comes
a
time
when
health
puts
its
demands
on
the
line
and
it
is
for
this
reason
that
Harry
Perry
is
passing
active
management
of
the
Daily
News
into
other
hands.
As
the
mqsthead
shows,
however,
transfer
of
management
does
not
mean
retirement.
For
as
long
as
he
is
able
to
do
it,
Mr.
Perry,
through
the
columns
of
this
newspaper,
will
continue
to
give
service
to
his
country
and,
more
particularly
this
part
of
it.
Special
Speaker
For
Anniversary
Of
Church
Here
Owing
to
unforeseen
circumstances,
Rev.
J.
A.
Munro
of
Toronto,
who
was
to
conduct
the
Joy
and
benefit
by
the
following
sprvirv:
11
a.m.
Sunday
School-Classes
for
all
ages;
Flan-
nelsraph
lessons
for
the
Monday
...
"Dick
and
His
Dori
Tuesday
"Dick's
Startling
Disw
Wednesday
"The
Man
in
the
R;
Thursday
"The
Closed
r,.
COLORED
IIYMNS,
CHORUSES.
STORIES
You
to
(Parents
Welcome
i
bless
anniversary
services
at
First
Minment
ran.
u,ith
fppiim?
and
members."
How
can
God
children.
'
V
12:15
p.m
Morning
Service.
Church
tomorrow
'sincerity.
In
fact,
the
grant
of
u'-
individually,
collectively,
or
Presbyterian
Bible
studies
setting
forth
"Practical
Christian
Living'
independence
to
India
has
nationally?
brought
the
two
countries.
Eng-.
?
ecome
conceited
to
!1
extent
that
he
alone
can
land
and
India,
closer
together
7:30
p.m.
Inspirational
singing
and
a
simple
Gospel
will
not
be
here.
Instead,
he
has
sent
Rev.
David
Rowland,
M.C.,
of
York
Memorial
Church,
Toronto,
to
take
his
place.
Mr.
Rowland
held
the
rank
oi
ever
before."
:
than
message
to
meet
your
nctd
auajjc
ilia
utrs.iu,y
aiiu
in
auuic
mysterious
way,
avoid
the
God
of
judgment
who
shall
some
day
D.H,McDOIIALD-BAIIM&Hl(
"Blessed
are
they
that
keep
ills
testimonies',
and
that
seek
major
.in
the!
last
war.
:
MY
MIND
goes
back
to
Sun
bring
him
into
account
for
all
his
Him
with
the
whole
heart.
Psalm
119:2.
PaUor
C.
W.
Sinclair
I
Francisco
in
1943
where
I
had
deeds
or
misdeeds.
We
rejoice
in
i
"
the
great
privilege
of
interview-
in
ouf
boasting,
mostly
because
!
Uls-
Jorin
McLeod
of
Stewart,
ling
Nehru's
beautiful
and
brll-
we
choose
to
be
spiritually
ig-,'ho
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Van-
INVESTMENTS
LTD.
.
:
Announce
the
Opening
of
their
Offices
ot
'liant
sister,
Mrs.
Pandit.
Read-
norant,
and
know
not
that
ail
:
"ouei,
oanu
ami
tuiiiomoii,
.triers
who
have
scrari
books
of
mv
such
reioicins
Is
evil
in
God-s
nved
ln
the
clty
011
last
night
st
210
MocLeon
Block,
Colqory,
Alberta?
train
and
will
proceed
north
on:
Classified
Ads
fay
writings
may
see
recorded
there
sight.
Friendship
with
the
world
the
Coquitlam
tomorrow
evening.
1
where
I
asked
India's
then-
is
enmity
with
God.
Whosoev
therefore,
will
be
a
friend
of
the
'
iiimffif
iul
nmhawndnr.
rthmit
th."
25181
Phones
6MH1
SHOCKS
-
BONS
-
INVESTMEN
Brrknche3
in
Retina
an
Vancouver
future
relationship
of
Free
In
dia
to
Britain.
Mrs.
Pandit
told
me
that
In
Evangelical
Free
Church
dia
would
declare
herself
completely
Independent,
but
that,
once
haying
done
so,
would,
be
world
is
the
enemy
of
God.
May
we
be
shaken
out
of
our
complacency.
James
sums
up
the
matter
of
our
approach
to
God
ln
these
words.
Submit
yourselves
to
God;
.draw
nigh
to
God
and
He
will
draw
nigh
to
you;
cleanse
your
hands
ye
sinners;
purify
your
hearts,
ye
double-minded;
hum-
Investigate
the
Advantage!
of
come
ln
fact
closer
to
the
Brit
11
ish
family
of
nations
than
she
ver
had
been
in
me
past.
A
year
later
at
New
York
I
MUTUAL
FUND
again
interviewed
Mrs.
Pandit,
again
for
publication.
But
by
this
time
she
had
become
the
May
we
furnish
you
wh
da'a
;
and
recommendations
for
sound
official
and
not
the
unofficial
spokesman
for
India
at
the
UN.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
MAY
4
Services
at
8.30,
11:00
and
7:30
Children's
Service
at
2
p.m.
'
I
asked
her
precisely
the
DIVERSIFICATION
&'INC0
same
question
tmnKing
sne
would
have
forgotten
what
she
had
told
me
at
San
Francisco
The
Bishop
of
Caledonia
will
She
replied,
with
just
a
touch
hold
a
Confirmation
at
the
11
.
PRESENTS
"The
Sickle
orThe
Cross"
10
M.M.
SOUND
FILM
A
challenging
presentation
railing
our
generation
lo
the
faith
of
the
Gospel.
'
"Communism
or
Christ
(or
Americo"
SUNDAY,
MAY
4
3
P.M.
ODDFELLOWS
HALL
4rh
AVE.
EAST
ADMISSION
FREE
PASTOR:
MR.
CHARLES
SINCLAIR
FILM
SHOWING
By
CECIL
S.
CARTER,
director
of
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Shantyme.n's
Christian
Association
of
North
America.
of
sharpness
in
her
voice:
a.m.
service-and
will
preach
the
'As
I
told
you
at
San
Fran-
,
sermon.
Diversified
Income
Shares
Canadian
Investment
Fund
Trans-Canada
ShaiM
Ltd.
Mutual
Accumulating
Fund
Leverage
Fund
of
Canada
For
Full'lnfoi
minion
Plea-
ConUCt
Cisco
.
.
.
She
went
on
to
re-
1
,
peat
the
words
recorded
above.
It
gives
me
a
thrill
t6
read
I
THOMAS
S.
MACKAY
PKOGRESSIVE-CONSEKVATIYE
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
Rev.
II.
J.
Olson
the
words
of
the
distinguished
;
Indian
elder
statesman
to
see
!
how
literally
Mrs.
Pandit's
pre-v
G,
Clarke
McLean
dictions
of
1045
and
1946
have
:
been
realized.
j
MUTUAL
INVESTMENT
rum
'
i
1
TelcphOD(
Bo.r
1511,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
VOTERS
OF
ATLIN
Make
Him
Your
First
Choice
1NDIA
has
confounded
her
critics
and
delighted
her
You
are
invited
to
come
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul
s
Lutheran
Church.
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
SUNDAY
SERVICES
MAY
4,
1952
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Clo
For
quick
results
try
a
Doily
News
friends
by
doing
tne
first
and
'
hardest
part
of
her
democratic
!
job.
But
the
results
of
the
elec-
j
tions
show
that
India
is
in
u
MARK
YOUR
RALLOT
THUS:
desperate
race
against
time.
I
Sermon:
'
CHRIST
THE
CON-j
SOLER"
ni;.ri
r,t.r.
TnT.r.
.
mng
Service
7:30
p.m
INTERNATIONAL
BROTHERHOOD
A
BIBLICAL
WARN-
Sermon:
ing
that
India's
new
democracy
must
put
through
an
effective
system
of
land
reform,
within
p.
I
NING"
Sunday
School
12:15
OF
PULP,
SULPHITE
And
PAPER
First
Presbyterian
Church
MILL
WORKEF
Thomas
S.
Mackay
1
PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE
t
i
very
few
years,
or
go
the
way
Of
China.
I
do
not
believe
that
India
will
go
that
way.
Apart
altogether
from
Nehru
and
his
en-'
lightened
form
of
democratic
leadership,
India
has
spiritual
(
giants,
who
walk
in
the
footsteps
of
Gandhi.
One
of
these
Is
the
remarkable
holy
man,
Cinoba
Bhave.
rvJ?H'
K
f
4i.
.
He
is
putting
through
his
own
amazing
land
reform
program
m
;
Landlords
haye
actually
given-t
'Tf.
ftl
ft
t
,
him
35,000
acres
of
land,
which
!Jr3
Ti
.
-mtmi
-a
ne
in
turn
gave
10
the
poor,
without
payment
of
one
cent.
He
-is
out
for
a
50
million
acre
call
644
for
Local
700,
Watson
Island
o
SPECIAL
MEETING
SUNDAY,
MAY
4,
7:30
P
METROPOLIS
HALL
'
o
Urgent
Business
concerning
new
working
schedule
to
be
discussed
program.
And
don't
say
offhand
!
he
won't
make
it.
He
has
offers
of
over
10
million
acres
now.
NOTICE
IT'S
ARRIVED
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
331
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
MAY
4.
1952
'
45th
Anniversary
Service
'
SPECIAL
PREACHER
Rev.
David
Rowland,
Toronto
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
7:30.
Job's
Daughters
will
attend
evening
service.
SPECIAL
MUSIC
MORNING
AND
EVENING.
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy."
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