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816
and
Red
12.
Protestant,
RC
Churches
Revising
Rites
in
U.S.
Face-Lifting
of
Addis
Ababa
Started
For
Big
Anniversary
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Revised
forms
I
of
worship,
designed
to
make
re-
ligious
.services
more
effertive.
:
are
developing
today
among
i
many
churches
in
the
United
.States.
j
In
one
way
or
another,
virtually
every
denomination
has
been
affceted.
From
small-
town,
frame
churches
to
great;
cathedrals,
devotional
practices
j
have
been
modified
in
varying
and
a
stadium
've
h05Pi'
PHONE
"Undoubtedly
we
are
in
the
midstream
of
a
liturgical
movement
that
affects
every
cjiurch
in
Christendom,"
said
Dr.
Douglas
Horton,
executive
secretary
of
the
Congregational
Christian
churches.
PSYCHOLOGY,
TOO
"This
has
meant
careful
inquiry
into
psychological
effects
of
the
varying
forms
of
liturgy,
a
searching
into
its
contents,
and
a
weighing
of
written,
read
forms
against
the
more
free,
spontaneous
forms."
In
the
Roman
Catholic
church.
Rev.
John
T.
McGinn,
director
of
the
Paulist
League,
said
there
vising
a
face-lifllng
operation
which
will
give
this
proud
capital,
standing
on
a
9.000-foot-hlgh
plateau,
an
entirely
new
look.
Emperor
Mvenellk
II
founded
the
capital
and
named
It
Addis
Abnba.
new
flower.
One
of
his
successors,
Emperor
Halle
Selassie,
is
th?
Inspiration
behind
the
move
to
beati'ify
the
city.
A
two-year
Improvement
plan
Is
due
to
be
completed
in
tim.
for
the
?5:h
anniversary
of
Emperor
Selassi
s
Coronn
tion
Nov
3,
1955.
974
The
pie-Hcr
part
of
the
plan
is
the
work
of
Sir
Patrick
Ab-
degrees.
j
Many
pastors,
who
once
wore
only
street
clothes
in
the
pulpit,
have
donned
robes.
Congrega-
i
tions,
which
once
sat
siltnt,
now
join
in
responsive
readings.
'
jUpnts
glow
on
once
unlit
altars.
Th-
cnarr.es
are
varied
and
numerous.
In
general
these
trends
are
evident:
I
Among
Protestant
churches.
with
tlvir
less
formal
approach,
TODAY
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
DINING
PLEASURE
i
is
a
strong
movement
to
"get
Catholics
to
take
more
active
participations
not
as
spectators,
but
as
participants."
This
has
involved,
among
i
other
things:
Widespread
use
of
missals
giv-I
ing
English
translations
of
the
Mass,
so
congregations
can
fol
-
vi
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w.-
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ft
I
jcrcrombic,
British
town
plun-
n
ng
expert.
1
Tli"
work
of
windlnti
streets
i
i
far
his
necessltalnil
the
p'lll-jiivj
rin'vn
'
of
more
than
l.OdO
isinrill
reshlentlal
and
business
i
premises
and
a
number
of
larg-i
er
buildings.
The
capital's
blKccst
hotel
tr
mmti
I
ii
i
im
it
tig
iwz
in
m
i
i
fimm
Xill
W.ll
H
J
the
shift
generally
is
toward
mo'c
formality.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
LOOKING
AS
IF
IT
MIGHT
have
been
turned
inside
out
with
the
wallpaper
on
the
outside,
the
brightly
decorated
"tulip
house"
of
Charl
as
Mosley
of
Akron,
Ohio,
stands
as
a
symbol
of
its
owners
Individuality.
Mosley
became
somewhat
tired
of
his
plain
white
house
and
painted
clusters
of
gay
red
and
yellow
tulips
all
over
it.
low
the
spoken
Latin
version.
be
named
the
Palace,
is
under
(
Commodore
Cafe
Wolloce's
Dept.
Store
J
OUirr
prominent
buildings
on
.y
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
TuesdayJune
8,
1954
Iran
Oil
Plan
t
iwwat
ainu
Wednesday
.
7
p.m.
-8:20p.m.
Among
Roman
Catholic
churches,
with
their
elaborate
ritual,
the
tendency
is
toward
less
formality
and
more
congregational
participation.
It
has
meant
the
introduction
in
many
congregations,
of
features
once
shunned..
Among
them:
Robed
choirs,
offertory
and
choir
processionals,
altar
effects
such
as
candles
or
crosses,
printed
orders
of
service,
set
readings
and
prayers,
more
exalted
music,
p.kstoral
vestments.
Encouragement
of
congregational
singing
of
hymns,
customarily
sung
only
by
the
choir
Increased
use
of
the
"dialogue
Mass"
generally
on
week
days
and
similar
to
Protestant
responsive
readings.
The
effort
is
to
get
congregations
to
read
responses
to
the
priest,
ordinarily
given
by
altar
boys.
"The
whole
effort
is
for
more
intelligent
understanding
and
more
active
participation
in
worship,"
Father
McGinn
said.
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Smart
Player
Uids
Low,
Saves
Weak
Partner
Mr.
Dale
soft-pedaled
the
bidding
with
a
pretty
good
hand
in
today's
deal.
The
reason
was
that
he
was
playing
with
the
weakest
player
in
the
game
J
Now
WALLACE'S
5
Give
You
BRANDED
I
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
by
SAVAGE
Featuring
long-wearing
Ncolilc
against
two
of
the
best.
May
Not
Reach
i
Former
Output
'
My
VINCENT
Bl'IST
TF'tlMV
'Reij1prsi--1
no
iaiil1
British-built
oil
refinery
at
AUa-tlan,
which
Mohammed
Mosxa-,
tle(h
nationalized
in
1951,
may
not
resume
full-scale
produc-
!
'
tion.
i
International
oil
company
rep-
I
resentatives
have
warned
the
I
Tove't'inent
thai
such
bin
refineries
have
become
out
of
date.
Although
Abadan's
output
fell
!o
h
ti'ek'e
after
the
Iranians
took
over
from
British
engineers
in
19al,
the
government
here.
,ial
heppd
for
a
return
to
pen
iiitput
under
an
oil
settlement
with
the
west.
OH.
AIH'.NDANT
But
the
new
fashion
in
the
oil
world
I,
to
disperse
refining
capacity
in
"safe"
places
next
dooi
to
industrial
slies
and
cloie
behind
the
bases
of
armies
.navies
mid
ar
fleets
which,
without
oli,
are.
tniuotent.
Crude
oil
resources
are
ubulu'-unt
in
widely
tpaced
world
re-kuhis.
At
present
there
la
more
than
the
world
could
use
for
more
than
200
years.
Almost
every
year
new
fields
are
discovered.
Crude
ell
presents
no
prob-
:
Nylons
at
New
:
Lower
Prices!
'Theontyuis'Braw!
Sir
Lauronct
tarries
off
hit
role
of
hard-riding,
hard-drinking
and
hard
acrobatics
a
la
WELDREST
AND
i
z
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Iulr)
8
A
Q
7
H
10
6
S
D
K
6
3
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8
8
6
vt
y-t
(Mr.
huiiiphiM)
(
Mr.
Milkier)
6-
8
8
6
3
s
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10
3
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Q
H
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8
7
11
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7
5
2
D
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7
3
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10
8
SlDllll
(Mr.
lu..)
S
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5
4
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4
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4
3
The
bidding:
South
Vvest
North
K.t
1
H
Pass
1
NT
Pass
2
H
Pass
Pans
Puss
With,
a
stronger
partner,
h"
:
would
probably
have
bid
two
hearts
on
the
first
round,
or
i
taken
some
other
action
more'
aggressive
than
his
actual
one:
no
trump
call.
i
His
lh-ory
i
which
I
heartily;
recommend)
is
that
the
number!
of
'
points"
yc
u
hive
in
your
j
hand
is
only
a
relative
consider-;
ntion.
With
25
or
26
points
in
j
the
partnership,
one
partner
may
make
an
easy
game,
by
vir-
I
the
of
good
Ihuugh
not
neccssar-
I
ily
spectacular
play.
Another
partner
may
go
set
two
or
three
tricks
cn
the
very
J
WHISPER
.
.
.
NEW
M
LOW
EVERYDAY
!
soles
soft
leathers
Sanitized
for
longer,
healthier
wear
Selection
includes
boots
.
.
.
oxfords
.
.
.
Saddle
shoes
.
.
.
patten
STRAPS
.
.
SANDALS
Fashion
Footwear
.
OB
3rd
Ave.
V.
Ited
221
Douglas
Fairbanks
with
hit
usual
xuboranco.
And
ht
takes
Captain
Machtath's
ondlett
intrigues
with
tho
ladiot
in
gallant
strido."-
TV.
PRICES-
:
At
Wallace's
:
Laurence
Of
Course
same
cards.
He
needs
more
the
ace
of
trumps
"and
noted
Mr
points
for
a.
reasonable
shot
at
Champion's
play
of
the
queen
game.
In
any
case,
it
surely
i
tfnw
Mr.
Muzzv
is
a
sitfp
tn
T'i
hottleneck
Ls
the
rj-
"Beggar's
opera
.(standsout
that
it
is
unwise
to
;
the
obvious.
He
kn.w
what
play
;
fining
process
r
-
1
tj
,
.
t
press
your
cards
when
you
are
'I
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.'
-.oiid
Wor'd
War
showed.
playing
with
him.
9
up
Britain's
and
Europe's
chro-i
'
ic
ia
k
of
refineries.
While
or-
in-
wouia
nave
made
Horn
a
holding
queen,
jack
of
hearts
alone.
He
would
have
played
the
queen,
of
course.
That's
the
'IO
-
-TECHNICOLOR
;
TOTEM
USUALLY
SAVKS
POINTS
mie
and
air
fleets
thirsted
for
Also
"So
You
Want
lo
be
an
llrir"
"Carnival
in
Rio"
"I
Gopher
You"
Shows
at
7
9
p.m.
Mr.
Dale
realizes
that
he
will
1
he
miss
0
game
"fooler"
Play
,Iom
tnat
combln-
j
millions
of
gallons
dtiUv
on
now
and
then
bv
ation-
He
felt
sure
Mr.
Champ-
batllefields,
tankers
had
to
cn
toriou
ni
m-pri
u..ea
ioaay.
bui
,
.
.
.
,
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...
.
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
TIIEATO
the
tactics
he
the
Atlantic
bringing
hlah
oc-
;
vw
Luc
luixe
JaCK.
CHAMPION
FOOLS
MUZZY
h
knows
from
long
experience
that
he
will
save
points
in
the
Ions
run.
"Let's
have
it,"
he
said
confi-
SALE!
SALE!
SAL,E!
lane
aviation
and
motor
fuel
from
United
States
refineries,
i
Abadan.
while
enemy
forces
menaced
ihesoianern
ea
routes,
was
of
Hi
tie
use
to
Europe.
Tne
hi-;
oir
ompanic3
learned
a
les-;
son
then.
After
the
war
they
began
building
many
more,
but
M.i)!r
refineries
in
strategic-1
Mr.
Muzzy
ran
true
to
form
at
dently.
as
he
cashed
the
king
of
hi.s
contract
of
two
hearts.
The
hearts.
But
Mr.
Champion
dis-open
ng
lead
was
the
five
of
:
carded
a
low
spade
on
the
t;rk
diamonds
and
he
won
in
his
own
.
Mr.
Muzzy
then
had
to
lose
two
hand
with
the
ace.
He
laid
down
heart
tricks,
two
clubs
and
a
RUGS
and
BY-THE-YARD
.
You
simply
unroll
a
Congoleum
rug,
and
it
lies
perfectly
flor
in
couplt
of
hours.
With
Congoleum
by-the-yard,
it's
almost
as
oasy.
Write
for
free
instruction
sheet.
Remember
Congoleum
also
gives
you
a
wear
surface
equal
to
S
coots
of
the
finest
baled
aramsf
and
the
most
colourful,
up-to-date
Congoleum
patterns
ever
offered.
The
Gold
Seal
is
your
assurance
of
satisfaction.
diamond,
barely
making
his
con-
tract.
n
lv
end
nolitic.illv
safer
areas.
WE'VE
BUTCHERED
'
$
PRICES
$
We're
Selling
Con
By
The
Pound
This
is
no
Baloney
The
right
playat
trick
three!
ir
one
is
lost,
the
oifters
can
was
a
low
heart
toward
the
10.
1
make
food
the
jap.
If
Mr.
Champion
had
the
lone
-
Uncle
Bob
is
Slaughter-
'Choice
Pork
Chops
jack
he
would
win
with
it,
but
that
would
be
his
side's
last
trump
trick.
But
then
the
marked
finesse
of
the
eight
spot
would
again
hold
the
trump
losers
to
one.
ONTAKIOS
PEAS
usually
account
for
70
per
cent
of
the
Canadian
wool
output.
Shipments
of
car.s
and
trucks
from
Canada
reached
a
record
Cf
433.710
In
1952.
.
from
43c
to
49c
per
lb.
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Bride-To-Be
Dies
in
Crash
I.ANGI.EY,
B.C.
"CPl
All
IX
V(
ar-old
bride-to-be
was
killed
in
a
car
crash
early
Sunday
on
her
way
back
from
a
bridal
shower.
He
fiancee
.suffered
concussion
and
was
unconscious
in
hospital.
RCMP
identified
the
girl
as
Ann
Polywkan
and
her
finance
as
Harry
Wood,
19.
Injured
were
hi.s
sister,
Beverly,
2";
Yvonne
Edkland,
18;
Harvey
Inland,
18,
and
Dorothy
Newton,
18.
Police
said
their
car
side-swiped
the
side
of
a
highway
transport
truck
smj
:,
kidded
Into
another
vehicle.
No
on,;
was
injured
in
the
truck
or
second
car.
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OUR
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THE
CIVIC
CENTRE,
JUNE
22,
23,
24,
25
and
26
A
FULL
LENGTH
MUSICAL
FANTASIA
WITH
A
COMPANY
OF
SEVENTY
FOK
Til
A
1
1
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
I
COMPANY
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
McEride
Street
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
SEE
IT
TODAY
$339.95
$34.00
Down
$17.00
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
'The
Store
that
Service
Built'
Phone
6
or
36
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
i
uu
$1.50,$
ton
no.
327
Third
Avenue
At
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Phone
775
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fi,
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