j.
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
-4
Saturday,
January
24,
1953
In
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of
Canadian
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Circulation
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Aaaoelatlon.
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by
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i
Saturday
Sermon
uthorlwKl
as
x:d
class
r.-.all
bo
u
Poet
Offiue
Department,
Ottawa.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
There
Is
something
better
thtin
an
even
money
chance
that
the
next.
Federal
general
election
-exact
date
at
present
unknown
-will
set
a
new
record
for
tur-bulance
on
the
hustings
whenever
it
may
come.
If
It
do.,
one
of
the
agent
mainly
responsible
will
be
a
tyro
member
of
the
House,
Carl
O.
Nlckle,
PC
representative
for
West
Calgary.
Nickle's
surprise
attack
on
Lieut.
-Col.
F.
W.
George
'Liberal.
Westmoreland
I
for
drawinu
dual
salaries
as
an
MP
and
as
an
officer
of
the
Canadlun
Reserve
army
has
Injected
a
new
el.-ment
of
real
political
avaery
Into
the
normal
strife
between
the
ASH
-.y
Itr
V.
II
O
OI.SON
fastur
of
St.
fku
Luthrn,
Watch
yv.
stand
fust
In
the
faith,
quit
you
uk,
Sr
'
be
s'long
"
1
1
("or.
lfl
13l
To
know
Christ
makes
people
strong
jn
(,
in
service
Chusf
was
strong
in
the
preser
ond
foe,
r
sorrow,
in
suffering
and
in
death
I
i
a
i
:
More
Prophets
A
PROPHET
who
wrote
j
me
a
remarkable
fore-j
cast
for
the
year
1952
now!
writes
again:
"Last
year
I
gave
you
a
proph-1
ecy
that
there
would
be
a
British
railway
wreck
of
unsurpassed
!
proportions.
It
happened.
This
year
there
will
be
another
om
also
In
England,
surpassing
the
former
cr.e.
'
inq
Him
we
will
possess
sure
convictions
"Ton
"
vt-ji
('.
-trrtl
sin,.
r,
litre
nrc
Mime
of
the
thing
that
will
t.'ke
place
In
a
person's
llle
wh"ii
Carbl
has
freedom
to
rule
He
vtlll
re'-eive
tourage
to
you
4iy
with
Taul,
-j
,'
things
thrmiRh
c,'
strengtheneth
me'-'j!
C(n.,n)ine
to
0'l
nh
all
sins
a
d
ac-
nolitical
parties
In
the
crp?
,h
'
Mrtv'he
wttti
lit?
infers
in
ChrtM
This
In
r
ontrary
to
the
itiittinil
heart
It
Is
not
ea.-y
iwim,
Th
Liberals
regard
the
Nlckle
attack
as
a
tlear
ease
of
hilling
hW
A
'fSt
Y
below
the
belt
In
111III1IL
Ull"!
v,n,
tun,
hi-
'-
ner
In
need
of
forgive
.ie.
There
IHUKCTOI
"!
In
an
,
t,,rt
,
'
1
m,
i..M
.
II
II
er.l
ikuan
AM.I
U
V
Tmi
4th
A.
w
Hly
(Wtfnran,t,
(i
Canon
Hull
H
,
,
It-
politics.
Hence
they
are
pro-cluimlng-not
too
loudly
but
with
a
quietness
which
Is
even
more
impressive
that
Marquis
of
Queensbury
rules
no
longer
apply
In
the
political
arena.
INSIDE
STORV
As
told
by
Liberal
sources,
here
t
are
many
Dial
have
fled
ewayj
horn
the
preenr
of
0id
when'
they
rellel
llistt
they
mutt
m-
j
fiont
of
their
sins
and
turn
away
T
om
tin
ni
and
tx
lli
ve
In
Jesus
I
Chi
1st
as
a
pi
rtomtl
Saviour
in
j
order
to
be
,nived
He
will
have
th,-
roorage
to!
iht
Mirrw
Mi
a
a
at
M4
Mlnlrirr:
rrre
,
LONDON
STRFET
PKCORATI0NS
have
already
been
prepared
for
the
Coronation
of
Queen
Elizabetn
in
June.
A
design
bearing
the
Royal
cypher
is
tested
on
a
lamp
standard
In
Kingsway,
a
main
thoroughfare
in
the
borough
of
Holborn.
The
designs
include
a
crown
and
orbs,
artificial
flowers
and
coronets
and
papier
mache
shields
of
the
Tudor
rose.
The
decoration
will
be
erected
shortly
before
the
Coronation.
iaT
eHi-Hti,i
4'h
Arrr,.i
fc
K
A
t
Is
the
"Inside"
story
of
the
"double-cross"
they
claim
to
have
l.tuffered
in
the
Nlckle
attack:
I
When
the
Parliamentary
re-j
turn
was
tabled
which
listed
Col
'
Oeorge
amongst
the
reserve
army
1
officers
who
had
received
pay-'
ment
for
his
services,
the
Lib-
,hunible
hlmi'lf
belore
men.
Ifj
(One
has
winnpert
another
he
will
;
rei-elve
rouraye
lo
nmfesn
him-1
self
as
tx-tiifi
In
error
We
all
know
that
their
are
degrees
of
j
moral
good
which
vary
rutisld-1
erably
In
different
peipe
But,'
HHST
still,
W
SOI
A
,
H,
L
O
n
1
lnA..I,l
fp.'in,
HEIVinilhl:
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
P.y
JOHN
STURDY
use
was
to
be
made
of
the
fact
The
answer
allegedly
was
In
the
that
a
natural
ninn
will
runleia
thcve
thliiKS
llni'Vtr,
when
Christ
moves
In'o
the
Itearl
and
takes
ie.sr.v.iii!i
H
givei
the
citiraee
to
l.e
honest
and
make
all
ihiiiiti
rinhl
with
both
God
and
man
"The
worst
ship
disaster
since
the
Titanic
will
come
about
in
'53.
Winston
Churchill
will
resign
in
the
late
summer
of
1953.
Flying
saucers
from
another
planet
will
be
reported
during
June,
July,
August,
and
September.
"A
new
type
of
hydrogen
bomb
will
be
dropped
in
'53
Tills
will
cause
havoc
with
our
weather
here
in
Canada
snow
in
summer
just
for
fun
remember."
THIS
prophet,
who
was
so
nearly
right
last
year,
adds
that
there
will
not
be
a
world
war
till
1957,
in
which
year
"U.S.
will
go
to
war
with
Russia
In
August."
That
is
a
long
time
to
wait
to
see
how
right
or
wrong
he
Is.
But
here
are
two
hard,
immediate
predictions
about
politics
in
Canada.
Our
friend
says
that
the
outcome
for
the
pendinn
federal
election
will
be
so
indecisive
that
"Mr.
St.
Laurent
will
agree
to
a
coalition"
to
avert
another
election.
If
you
are
right,
brother.
I
can
tell
you
right
now
which
parties
will
join
such
a
coalition.
It
will
be
Liberals
and
CCF
which
would
probably
give
us
the
best
government
we
have
ever
had
in
Canada.
The
prophet
agrees
with
the
famous
clairvoyant,
Madame
Lys,
that
the
Soereds
will
nol
win
a
majority
in
the
next
B.C.
election.
He
agrees
with
my
own
calculation
that
the
Liberals
and
CCF
will
run
neck
and
neck
in
seats
won,
but
he,
adds
"the
Liberals
will
have
more
votes
than
the
CCF.'.'
IN
HER
New
Year
prediction,
Madame
Lys,
the
noted
clairvoyant,
said
that
the
strange
n.is
ti
Krasrr
K-im
CO
It
Opt.
Imr-
ftMmiay
tKtVM
3
;i
at.
rl
I
'
I
T
Hi
i
Mh
Av
at
R
u
rf
.
U.
0
negative.
that
the
PCs
recog-
In
the
village
post
office
the
other
iav
I
had
toinued
the
non-poiiticai
ratuiv
i-i
.l
i
,
u
u
,
of
the
reserve
army,
that
Colonel
wait
while
the
man
who
rents
the
hox
next
to
mine
ai,QWi
slotus
as
an
MP
(tkn
l
(cuvl
tn
rrnt
rile
lror
lntn
th
Infk
Affpr
ho
h.nl
i
incapacitate
him
from
serving.
An
International
Issue
THERE
are
indications
that
western
Canada
may
have
the
same
sort
of
prolonged
international
issue
concerning
water
power
that
the
east
has
in
rthe
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
In
fact,
some
observers
anticipate
that
the
two
problems
will
eventually
;
overlap
each
other.
;
Jn
the
west
the
point
at
issue
is
the
Aluminum
'.
Company
of
America's
application
to
make
use
of
Canadian
waters
for
its
projected
multi-million-
dollar
plant
near
Skagway.
Although
Resources
'
Minister
Winters
has
assumed
a
hands-off
policy
;
towards
the
Alcoa
proposal,
the
Americans
show
no
;
signs
of
being
discouraged.
"I
think
that
if
the
Canadian
government
is
'
convinced
that
what
we
think
is
right,
they'll
let
us
"
proceed
with
our
project,"
the
company's
chief
'
consultant,
James
P.
Growdon,
said
in
Prince
Rupert
recently.
The
note
of
optimism
also
persists
in
the
Alas-:
kan
press.
The
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chronicle
has
this
-
to
say:
"We
would
not
be
surprised
to
see
an
international
development
of
the
Yukon
headwaters,
;
supervised
by
the
two
nations
and
financed
in
part
,
by
the
two
governments,
with
private
industry
of
either
country
allowed
to
use
part
of
the
power."
While
the
Americans'
determination
is
a
eom-
mendable
quality
in
any
interprise,
it
is
difficult
to
see
on
the
surface
of
things
how
they
justify
their
hopes.
Mr.
Winters'
refusal
to
consider
surrender
of
Canadian
resources
was
directed
squarely
at
Alcoa
and
included
no
it's
and
but's.
In
addition,
there
is
the
prime
necessity
of
protecting
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
development
at
Kitimat.
Should
a
,
plant
of
equal
size
be
constructed
oh
Alaska
territory,
Alcan's
sales
to
the
U.S.
would
suffer
accordingly.
To
avoid
this,
and
to
demonstrate
to
other
industries
contemplating
large
projects
in
Canada
that
the
government
is
on
their
side,
Mr.
Winters
relations
with
Alcoa
must
be
held
to
about
the
same
temperature
that
his
name
implies.
Further
examination
of
the
American
position,
however,
suggests
hope
is
still
held
that
a
big
deal
can
be
consummated
in
which
Canadian
aid
to
Alcoa
will
he
exchanged
for
U.S.
help
in
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
While.
nothing
less
than
this
is
likely
to
change
the
Canadian
mind,
it
must
be
admitted
that
the
St.
Lawrence
project
is
possibly
large
enough
to
do
it.
The
catch
is
that
Canadians
out
here
would
object,
with
considerable
justification,
to
being
part
of
any
such
horse
trade
particularly
when
they
can
see
what
end
of
the
horse
they
would
be.
He
will
have
the
courage
to
and
that
the
list
of
paid
of-
Snorted
and
huffed
and
Uttered
POine
rather
Colorful
j
frpri
contained
many
names-break
with
pail
sins
and
worldly
uMxiatini..s
We
all
rctilue
that
,.,,-,,
fn.
savaral
minntcc
t
nniptlv
i
I
rrrrpi;t
pd
th;:t
ho,
although
not
MP'a.
were
vu.o
uw..,
.
j
PC
s
In
their
politics
riol
C'-w
r
J
8.
Ik
tea
t
It
iRt-)
Kimittf
Vivci
i!
Kvtllrt)f
fTafer
"
t
Acting
on
this
alleged
assur
It
takt
rourupe
and
faith
in
,
Ihri-t
to
break
anil
f
ee
from)
sin
The
reason
for
this
Is
be-'.
r:t;i!
people
l-tvr
the
sins
audi
the
pleasures
of
Hut
present
evil1
'irl(l
Sometimes
when
a
pernor
ne
swucn
nis
Key
10
me
nei
u..
He
was
trying
to
get
Into
mine
j
-
-
Which,
of
course,
started
ra?(,wavi
suspected
It
was
Col
thinking
of
the
old
apartment-
skeflington-Smutt,-,.
and
I
wa.t
ance,
the
Liberals
gave
no
further
thought
to
the
possible
political
dynamite
In
the
return.
As
a
consequence,
they
were
HK.I
i
Mtnt,
'IM,C
Dat"-
r"'L-
I
taken
away.
.a
kii
..nnrered
anrf
h
Ls
roi.froi.ted
with
JeA.ua
in
such
For
a
time
the
charge
against
j
surprise
when
Nickle
launched
a
"
'hat
he
has
Ut
muke
a
ti
t
it
at
I
S
-al,wt
ltv
I
'
mn
t
was
the
assistant
Janitor
anC
Co.
S.
Skefifryton
-
Smutts
Ret.
i
and
I
were
tenants.
e
wiil
throw
trie
blessed
-aside
for
the
sake
of
me
stood
a-
coiHrlbutint;
to
Juv-
njs
attack.
chor
.,
enlle
delinquency
and
robbing
i
.,..,...,
..
...
.
v
...
Saviour
The
letter-boxes
in
our
apart-'u
Malestvs
mails
iA
fetieral
..
.
"'e
sins
of
this
world
Many!
T'
T
First
rreibyteriflii
ment-hou.se
were
located
In
the
offen.se
I
was
a.tsured
but
ln
.
.
.
regaro
me
auei
s
klow
U.lt
t,,,.y
nr,,,(1
l0
ron.
,0A.
I
U-
tnd
.
1
"d
.Jl4""!
ptTlhe
-amir
teI
1
verted
but
do
not
dare
for
fears
of
what
their
companions
will
:
-.V'""
-""w"n
payi.tg
lor
a
new
,
Thev
aaV
that
both
th
4
i
l
,
with
slots
lor
the
mailman
'to
for
the
Bl.
kies.
as
the
original
;
'
.
''Z
'l
,he
reat
UtL
l,.s
lv
sriy
"n,ry
p"!
nIf
'
and
1n,lr
insert
the
letters
and
tiny
doors
one
had
to
be
broken
open
with
"V
o
an7thTt
hU
oav
Z
rf,rl"''1'''
"
i
"
you
opened
in
order
to
get
them
L
crow-bar
In
order
to
relea.se
;f!
t
Z?
rl"
"h
i
out.
I
had
lost
my
key
Uat
Timothy
Ti.Mm.
s
contingent
upon
his
actual
and
Ly"ar
1'
are
you
living
a
morniriR,
I
remembei,
and
yet,
by
!
'r,,la"'l
'H-
''
ave
wh(lJ)
H.imUh
0,H.nei
my
own
continuous
presence
at
reuimen-
you
,ur-
"I
I.
peering
down
the
.slot,
I
could
,,h
.
Dllss.kcv
r
ducov-1
tai
hendouarters
Ht,i
thev
take
rendered
y
ur
life
t
Jesu,
and
goings
on
in
Russia
were
due
to
see
there
was
an
envelope
tuck
ered
that
the
precious
envelop''
the
view
that
the
etrplnnniitai
i
-
'
a
big
struggle
for
power.
The
ed
in
the
box
ultimate
winner
of
this
struggle
containei
my
poem,
returned
bviwiil
never
overtake
the
original
"Uncle
Billy's
Whiz
Bang"
wltii
t-hare
and
that
the
smear
will
a
note
from
the
editor
saying
the
remain.
;
thina
lacked
artion.
1
One
Liberal
MP
eommenied:i
!""
Is
clear
that
from
now
tni
Now
that
envelope,
I
anxiously
hoped,
contained
a
cheque,
i
Cheques,
provided
they
are
signed
by
somebody
else,
huvo
always
been
Important
In
my
mud
Is
to
become
an
accepied
'
apon.
Well,
both
aides
life.
Well,
at
that
time
I
hap
:lMILESTONESisriS.-
Certainly
the
govern
pened
to
be
writing
.some
ma
ment
MPs
aren't
Rolng
to
allow
nificcnt
poetry
I
lyric
for
a
mak-j
I
mm
III
Hies
ill
I
he
pally
Nraa
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
r.(h
Atn.
Wt
M'Hride
St.
i:r-
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o.
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OME
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UORSIIIf
.SUNDAY
SrKVICf.S
JANUARY
25.
lfir.3
Morning
f,
rviee-ll
(Hi
am
S'
fmon:
"Cliaracte
list
Irs
of
Faith"
Chair
Anthem.
EvenliiK
Service.-
7
10
p
m
Luther
UuKtie
In
charge
There
will
be
messages
In
word
mid
In
Ming.
Sur.day
s
IhkiI
12
13
p
m.
ithe
Opposition
to
have
a
monop-joly
on
It.
There'll
be
reprisal
And
they
wont
be
nice."
40
Year
Ago
Todoy
J
At
the
fourth
anniversary
i
We
rxtend
a
cot.
'
Ut
visitors
to
wnrr.:n
231
Fourth
A-.
!
Minister:
Rev
r.
A
OrnanliUs:
Mn
&
J
i
and
John
C-
.SUNDAY,
JANUARY
Mwrninc
Wurn.p
II
Similar
tu
hwtl
13
li
t.vrmng
Worship
1
3
MuiKirr
al
tt!
'
'Remember
the
!U
,
to
keep
it
Ik
would
be
a
woman
now
Inside
the
Kremlin
maybe
Molotov's
daughter.
She
would
soon
become
a
more
powerful
Russian
ruler
even
than
Katherine
th"
Great,
says
Madame
Lys.
I
met
Madame
Lys
myself
just
before
I
went
out
to
India.
She
told
me,
over
a
social
mot
professional!
cup
of
tea
that
Stalin
was
no
longer
the
real
boss
of
Russia
in
fact,
for
all
practical
purposes
was
politically
dead.
Could
be,
too.
IN
NAZARETH,
where
Jesui
Christ
spent
his
boyhood,
a
stubby-bearded
Aab
came
up
to
me
in
an
open
front
cafe
and
held
out
a
string
of
brown
beads.
"Hold
these,"
he
requested
me.
I
duly
held
them.
-
azine
called
"Uncle
Billy's
Whiz
Bang"
and
I
had
recently
submitted
a
small
masterpiece
entitled
"In
the
Vale
of
KeeW-wan"
("Where
It's
forty-five
below;
and
the
huskies
howl
and
the
wolves
they
roam
and
the
northern
tempests
blow."i
Mr.
Service,
move
over!
Burns
banquet
held
by
the
St
Andrews
Socle
y,
S
D.
Mac-donald
acter
as
toastmaster.
F.
M
Davis,
l
he
well-known
f-roj'eSSor
Jlonoretl
Dr.
O
3.
Spvnrer,
professor
of
joology
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
has
been
appointed
a
Fellow
of
the
Entomological
Society
of
America,
an
honor
given
few
Canadians.
Dr
Spencer
has
been
a
member
of
the
tTBC
denartmenl
of
So
I
was
quite
certain
that
thej
launch
and
boat
house
man
envelope
contained
a
cheque
I
along
with
his
two
assistants
from
Uncle
Billy,
only
when
I
lived
on
beans
and
rice
for
10
tried
to
get
my
fingers
down
the
lVS
when
their
launch
was
First
United!
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Kay
re-
lnt
theu
refiksed
to
nn
anv
far-
"""neci
uji
o.r.r...
i
Sixth
Ave.
W.
ind
1
EVANGELICAL
FREE
Station
"II"
Building
Sixth
Avenue
F-aM
FASIOH:
(.
W.
SINCLAIR
ther
than
the
first
knuckles
and
-??nt
ly
That
old
fellow
told
me
all
II
a
m.
lornitif
I
sorts
of
things
that
I
had
almost
I
failed
to
make
contact
wilh
thui
30
Years
Ago
Today
zoology
since
1924
and
his
an
forgotten
myself.
He
also
told
!
envelope.
This
was
a
very
des-j
Hon-T
D
patiuiio,
minister
of
International
reputation
for
his
me
amazing
things
about
the
perate
situation.
Hands
and
member
for
Prince
;
research
work
in
the
field
of
In-
Sam
Connery,
back
in
Van-
pensions
and
retirement.
When
couver,
saw
New
York,
Oibral-
will
I
get
a
raise?
tar,
Italy,
Switzerland,
France,
Sermon
-
,'
Wherf
Ii
'
'
dom?
Children's
Story
'
In
Jeaus
"
future,
including
the
fact
thatl
And
then
I
spotted
young
Tim-
Runert
in
the
B
C.
legislature,
srcl
"ts"'
I
was
about
to
be
re-united
with
my
wife.
That
old
fellow
had
Anthem:
"What
I
M
othy
Tubbs,
the
small
offspring
arrived
here
this
morning
for
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tubbs
who
lived
the
official
opening
of
the
court
in
Apartment
32.
I
pounced
on
house.
Have
"
never
laid
eyes
on
me
before
7:
J
m.
Fvenini
"
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
siMiiv
11:110
a.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
r
vangrlintic
Service.
Favorlt-e
Hymns
from
Redemption
Songs
Ke:irchini:
message
by
the
pastor.
WUtr:SIHY
:0ft
Prayer
Meeting.
FRIIMY
7:00
-Children's
Service.
and
he
surely
did
not
know
that!
thLs
rather
repulsive
juvenile
...
I
had
a
plane
ticket
in
my
j
ar,d
told
him
to
get
his
grubby
An
experiment
in
the
planting
pocket
which
the
very
next
dayjnanr
down
the
slot
and
fish
out
of
wild
rice
as
an
attraction
for
was
to
take
me
to
Rome,
where,
tne
enVelope
while
I
stood
guard,
wild
ducks
Is
being
carried
on
8ermoi:
"The
Solo:
"Hear
My
P"
'
delssnnn.
SoU
Wlrk
I
met
my
wile.
SUNDAY
8CHOOI.1
And
then
I
saw
Mrs.
Bicklc,
...
!
another
of
our
tenants,
coming
CllSllK.e
.
,h
:a.
anrt
vnn
know
THE
ONE
THING
that
I
ITnlieH
Church:
Dt
Spain,
Austria,
England,
Ireland
Tallulah
Bankhead,
the
act-and
Scotland.
He
did
it
In
six
ress,
is
telling
the
story
of
her
months
for
$650.
It
would
cost
life
to
the
press.
It's
a
breezy
almost
that
to
live
and
see
noth-
and
diverting
story
and
In
many
Ing.
In
Spain
lih
paid
four
cents
ways
refreshing.
But
there
Is
for
a
haircut.
In
Prince
Rupert
one
danger
point.
Having
de-it's
a
hundred.
;
voted
her
life
to
stage
and
I
screen,
the
Vancouver
police
Extension
of
the
S
C.
and
Al-
may
detect
a
threat
to
public
berta
boundaries
northward
to
morals
and
take
action,
the
65th
parallel
is
in
prospect
and
need
surprise
no
one.
Later,
General
Eisenhower
has
vast
on,
perhaps,
the
same
can
be
responsibility,
yet
room
for
an
said
of
four
new
provinces.
'
occasional
pleasantry.
He
wore
',
no
silk
hat
at
the
inauguration,
It's
just
a
year
since
26
were
for
with
plenty
of
Democrats
drowned
from
a
plane
at
Sand-
ti
n
town
it
would
never
do
spit.
The
tragedy
was
a
vital
to
have
a
snowstorm
come
emergency
then,
and
costly.
1
along.
Dors
the
state
of
affairs
look
'
Primary
at
H
ntinlla
at
IMS
about
these
accurate
Predic-
1
n
ilt
can
come
over
ions
of
the
future
is
that
i
If
of
us
thi
am
hniipfi
nn
t.riit.n
inpn
Unllerl
Hall,
all
at
M
A
cordial
Invitation
is
extended
to
ull
for
attendance
at
these
muniiWf
ATIONAL
It
:3fl
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
11:38
Morning
Worship
7:30
Evangelistic
Service
Wednesday-Prayer
Meeting
8:00
Friday-Christ
Ambassadors
1:00
"Bright
Singing,
Good
Music'
"Where
the
entire
word
ul
God
is
preached"
everything
that
is
going
to
hap-1
I
turned
hurriedly
to
young
Tuesday
evening
"
services.
by
Alex
McRae,
the
enthusiastic
,
hunter
of
this
city.
20
Years
Ago
Today
Alderman
Basso-Bert
was
the
guest
speaker
at
the
regular,
meeting
of
the
Oyro
Club.
He
'
spoke
oh
matters
pertaining
to
i
Fascism.
10
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
Miss
Beatrice
BerneT,
RN,
i
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Berner
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
military
training
as
a
nurs
pen
has
already
been
rore-i
'"U'"J.
",lu
"
ordained
In
the
slot
by
this
time.
I
don't
believe
that-qulte.
I;
"Psst!"
I
whispered.
"Oet
your
out
of
that
box.
We've
been
believe,
or
hope,
man
really
has1
hand
free
will.
.spotted.
.
..j
can't,"
said
Timothy.
"I'm
ANNUNCIATION
any
safer
today?
PARISH
stuck!"
Well,
I
got
to
him
pretty
darn
r;reen
331
Rev.
C.
Fawrrtl
ing
sLster.
Leading
Churchman
Pays
Tribute
To
Liquor
Inquiry
Board
Report
EIGHT
ond
NINE
O'CLOCK
MASS
M
in
CONVENT;
ed
quick
and
gave
his
little
arm
a
yank
and
all
that
resulted
was
a
piercing
scream
from
the
child.
And
then
Mrs.
Bickle
was
upon
us.
There
I
stood,
white-faced
and
shaking,
with
Timothy
screeching
beside
me,
dangling
Canada
is
making
use
of
far
more
horses
than
ever
before.
By
this
is
meant
more
horsepower,
and
it
illustrates
the
scope
of
national
industry.
They
can,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
do
all
sorts
of
illustrating.
10:30
MASS
IN
ANNUNCIATION
SCHC1
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Rev.
Douglas
H.
Telfer,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Council
of
Churches,
ed
under
a
system
of
licensing
and
law
which,
if
enforced,
ought
to
control
sales
and
abolish
abuses.
NO
SERVICES
IN
CHURCH
by
one
arm
from
the
letter-box.
has
paid
tribute
to
the
"hard
General
Electric
Appliances
PLAIN
WORK
What's
wrong
with
work?
inquires
the
Times-Journal
of
St.
Thomas,
Ont.
That
is
a
question
a
good
many
employers
are
asking
these
days.
More
and
"What
on
earth
Is
that
child
doing?"
demanded
Mrs.
Bickle.
She
peered
closer
and
gave
a
horrified
gasp.
"Good
heavens,
he
is
trying
to
rob.
our
mall-box!"
Sure
enough,
that
stupid
Timothy
had
got
his
hand
In
the
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
YOUTH
RALLY
IKI
work,
consecrated
intelligence
and
moral
courage"
shown
by
the
three
member
of
the
B.C.
liquor
inquiry
commission.
Mr.
Telfer
said
five
things
stand
out
in
their
report
which
will
form
the
basis
for
new
liquor
laws
in
the
province:
Present
system
of
beer
par
more
people
don't
know
how
to
Local
option
is
retained.
Setting
up
of
a
three-man
liquor
control
board
should
make
for
greater
efficiency
and
more
careful
selection
of
Lssuing
licences.
Establishment
of
a
rehabilitation
centre
and
research
council
and
exteaslon
of
the
prtsent
education
program
out
of
liquor
profits.
"It
Is
my
opinion
that
the
people
of
B.C.
have
an
opportunity
now
to
display
their
ma
work
and
have
little
intention
wrong
box,
and
it
happened
to
of
learning
how.
They
do
not
IN'
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
ClTADf
apply
for
a
job.
What
they
seek
lor
stands
condemned.
"This
Washing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Radios,
Kettles,
Ranges,-
Vacuum
Cleaners
and
many
others.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECIttt
Phone
644
Box
1279
Is
"an
association
with
your
firm."
They,
not
the
employer,
belong
to
the
Blckles.
"Fagln!
Mis.
Bickle
shouted
at
me
Teacher
of
thieves!"
Well,
of
course
all
this
yell
system,
introduced
by
the
mod
Saturday,
January
24th,
8
p
"-
REV.
H.
0.
OLSON
Speaker
Bright
Sirtfinr
Tetlmnnie
eraUon
league,
has
run
its
course
and
none
will
mourn
its
ask
questions.
When
do
they
get
vacations
and
how
about
living
ing
brought
out
most
of
the
tenants
in
the
apartment-house
standards?
Do
I
get
free
hos
turity
as
citizens,"
Mr.
Telfer
EVERYONE
WEI.COME
ESPECIALLY
Yl
passing."
Sale
of
liquor
is
to
be
opert
pital
insurance?
Tell
us
about
and
someone
called
the
police
(I
said.