riince
Kuperr
uody
iNcvi
Saturday.
June
7,
1952
L.
JS
deserve
recognition.
7
On
the
FINALLY
our
experience
of
I
groping
our
way
through
may
m
It
"
.
s
help
the
next
fellow
along
the
BOOK
SHELF
1
name
path.
Mil
lilt
Saturday
Sermon
1.
My
SON'S
STORY"
by
John
P.
Frank.
(Available
at
Wm.
Earl
;
Sargent
Memorial
Library.)
The
simple
dignity
of
this
remarkable
human
document
will
!
be
of
profound
interest
to
parents,
even
if
their
children
are
spared
the
tragedy
that
struck
the
frank
family.
Petey
was
a
handsome
child
By
CANON
BASIL.
8.
PROCKTER
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
and
RECONDITIONED
Phone
Black
38!)
210
4tii
Street
a
ia,i
was
heard
to
say
of
a
friend
of
hia
youth,
but
he
did
not
develop
normally.
He
was
found
to
have
cortical
If
T;
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,
-"Wl-
-V
?i3U.
&M!UrUA?:j.
V
Vyy??'
J
1
atrophy,
the
consequences
of
04
touch
with
him.
I
became
a
Sunday
School
and
he
became
interested
in
politics
and
we
her
,
-
.
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anart.
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which
leave
a
chiin
little
more
I
.
.
'
,
'
'
ViS
rat
'1
At
first
the
Franks
were
de-
!
..
'
U
vCttt'
v''-
'
"
ir
'
termined
to
take
care
of
Petev
,1
V
.
'rlTA'
J2i
J&JG
1
home.
Good
friends,
including
t'
-
C4-
C
J
two
supreme
court
Justices,
per-
r"
s
fk
-r
TC5
"
1
1
'
SUaded
them
to
institutionaliz..'
...
it
lion
rwiw
icmi-un-uwlU)
the
idolatry
,
wa-
urn.
B"fl
of
'''
Rml
vances
the
reasons
for
and
rtir.
V.ir.
tis..-.
A
V,;,.
V,,l.-
,
.
c
-
another
of
the
desert.
The
god
of
wisdom
is
quite
different
from
the
god
of
wine.
If
a
man
wants
to
marry
ha
munt
pray
at
one
temple;
if
he
wants
to
make
war
he
must
take
his
sacrifice
elsewhere.
.We
turn
to
another
department
of
life
called
politics.
Now
we
think
In
quite
diffei.'nt
terms.
Our
liturgy
is
the
catchwords
of
the
daily
press.
Our
divine
revelation
is
the
news
broadcast.
Our
creed
is
"I
believe
In
democracy."
Our
Incentive
Is
ihi
fear
of
we're
not
sure
what.
But
It
isn't
fear
of
the
-K'i
performs
a
great
service
for
hri&tion
science
'.--V
THIS
WEEK'S
I
I
those
confronted
by
a
similar
ui.runtl
Aveniw
West
1
ij.
'
Wv-v-";
.ituation.
m
PARADE
prim
e
Rupert,
B.C.
rtl
,
The
First"
Church
of
aSn.
litest,
in
Btftton,
Mass.
-ied,
of
Lesson
f,Tmon:
No
less
valuable
is
Mr.
Frank's
informed
report
of
the
institn-
tions
investigated.
The
Franks,
who
are
not
Catholics,
eventually
discovered
that
only
a
Catholic
institution
could
help
them.
The
closing
section
is
a
fine
tribute
to
St.
Rita's
near
Buffalo,
where
Petey
still
lives.
John
P.
Frank
is
a
teacher
of
an.'
"RigoJetto."
The
group
includes
such
leading
stars
as
Rise
.Stevens-
and
Fatrice
Munsel.
About
11,500
saw
thy
opening
vnight'E
performance.
Critics
found
It
had
"considerable
style
and
elegance"
bur
voices
were
confined
"within
the
limits
Imposed
by
certain
unsolvable
acoustical
problems.
(CP
PhotO)
OPKRA
AT
GARDENS
The
Metropolitan
Opera
Company
.of
New
Yx
k
opens
its
tour
of
Canada
and
the
Unlte'rt
States
wltrr
a
lavish
production
of
"Aida"
at
Torontp'
Maple
LeaX
Gardens.
Other
operas
scheduled
in
the
big
arena
mori
accustomed
to
hockey,
wreitling
and
boxing
are-"La
Boheme,"
"Cafmea,"
1.
Bh'G
Ttmar
L.'roy
Anderson
7,.
K:ss
of
F're
'
Georgia
Gibbs
3.
Wheel
Fortune
i.lll)
Till')
OM.Y
t.rtvnr.
AD
CREATOR."
fliws
Kv?ry
Sunday
at
II
a.m.
AVdnisilay
Kveninif
Meeting
Scn.iKl
Wednesday
of
each
ir-Mitli
at
8
p.m.
A
Room
Open
Wednesday
Lord.
Therefore
do
we
have
political
platiforms
which
have
to
do
solely
with
payrolls,
insurances
and
debt
structures.
We
have
school
teachers,
lawyers,
merchants,
builders
and
so
on
who
know
nothing
and
care
less
about
wider
purposes
of
human
society
and
spend
all
their
time
and
Kay
Starr
jSafvtilitm
-Jl
rniit
l
i
an
4.
A
Guy
is
a
Guy
Platter
Parade
by
DICK
WESCH
Doris
Day
.jt
Ki.i-'y
Irom
Z
to
1
p.m.
it
5,
I'm
Yors
law
at
Yale.
Here
is
Mr.
Frank's
own
version
of
the
book.
"This
is
a
book
about
my
son,
who
is
sick
in
a
terrible
way."
Why
publish
it?
he
asks.
His
answer
has
three
parts.
FIRST
the
American
people
Operation
70
am
pat
fin
Robert
Mellin
!
thought
in
efficient
operation
of
"Poor
Whip-Poor-Wliir
Is
an
6.
I'll
Woi'
Alr.-e
their
own
particular
department
D.
Cornell
"Operation
70"
is
an
evangelistic
campaign
which
will
be
launched
tonight
by
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
'
A
terrific
new
voice
is
coming
up
fast
into
the
ranks
of
top
male
vocalists.
This
one-man
invasion
came
about
on
the
strength
of
one
record
made
for
a
small
diskery
and
has
Just
ought
to
know
more
about
an
almost
unknown
yet
common
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Illi
Ave.
nl
Mi
Bride
St.
Krv.
II.
.
OUun
ywi
me
invited
to
com?
and
Woniiip
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
other
good
number
and
has
also
teen
done
by
the
Bell
Sisters
for
Victor.
lienor
Roll
of
Hits
as
tabulated
by
Billboard
Magazine)
:
1.
Blue
Tango,
Leroy
Anderson
2.
Kiss
ot
Fire,
Georgia
Gibbs
3.
Wheel
of
Fo.tui.
i,
Kay
Starr
Tyndall,
Salvation
Army,
Vancouver.
Services
will
atiii
tne
economic
returns
therefrom.
And
all
of
them
want
to
push
the
parson
Into
a
corner
and
tall
him
that
religion
is
his
business
and
nobody
else's.
But
this
spells
the
disintegration
of
human
society.
There
f.hould
be
a
meeting
place
for
us
earned
the
singer,
Al
Martino,
a
tragedy
in
their
midst.
If
they
know,
they
can
do
a
great
deal
to
improve
the
handling
of
it.
SECOND
certain
people,
do
commence
at
the
Eraser
Street
Citadel
and
will
con
contract
with
Capitol
Records.
Martino,
the
first
boy
singer
to
tinue
Sunday
and
each
night
until
Thursday.
ing
u
iiagiiificcnt
if
lonely.
job
7.
Blacksmith
Rl-es
E.
M.
Morse
8.
Here
in
My
Heart
:
T.
Bennett
S.
Be
Anything
P.
Lee
and
Gordon
Jenkins
1C.
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
..
G.
Mitchell
and
Col.
and
Mrs.
Tvndaii
nave
a
4.
Guy
U
a
Guy,
Doris
Day
5.
Km
Yours,
Eddie
Fisher
and
cau-e
any
Hurry
in
the
night
club
t
and
record
trad
-3
since
Johnnie
I
Tfcf
Just
Shall
I
i"
By
Faith1
trying
to
meet
the
situation
now.
Ray,
will
get
mucn
the
same
j
Don
Cornell
0.
I'll
Walk
Alone,
Don
Cornell
SINDAV
SERVICES
JUNK
r!i2
i
stii?
S
'i
vice
11:00
a
m.
,
build-up
Ray
received
when
he
wealth
of
successful
experience
through
the
many
years
of
active
leadership
In
India
and
in
Canada.
The
Colonel
will
develop,
throughout
the
campaign,
the
theme
of
"The
Plau
Two
weeks
holidays
twice
a
year
-winter
and
summer
is
ail.
H
has
been
Divinely
louncied
and
It
is
called
the
Church.
For
if
we
cannot
all
meet
around
the
feet
of
God,
there
can
be
no
such
thing
as
community.
To
a
rotting
Jerusalem,
He
said
with
team,
"How
often
would
I
have
Bishop
Urges
Less
High
7.
Blacksmith
Dlue,
Ella
Mae
Morse.
Mrs.
li.
O.
Olson.
being
mooted,
and
the
idea
ap
first
started.
Martino'g
song
is
on
the
EBS
label
and
is
called
'
Here
In
My
Heart."
The
Canadian
release
i3
8.
Here
In
My
Heart,
Al
Martino
pears
to
be
ga-nmg
strength
9.
Be
Anything
(But
Be
Min
One
month
out
of
twelve?
Is
t'-iJ
ni.i'.iliiis
in
song.
.
Sri
vice
7:30
p.m.
Mi.-:;
Jonnu
l:
oil
of
Redemption.'
M.
Miller
Eddy
Howard.
hi
pnnriiift.
n!on
Quality
Records.
Both
the
Pressure
Ads
that
extravagance?
It
ml(;h
gathered
thee
,a
a
hen
galher-eth
her
chickens
under
her
wi.ig,
public
women's
rally
in
the
Cit.i4ong
and
singer
are
sure
to
.
10.
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania,
Ouy
j
mcaR
1(,ngel.
UI.
...
than
to
keep
.
.
.
r.i.
..
..
Irfmch
Itfeach
llu
the
tnn
top.
I
Mitchell
Mitchell.
?
.
..
n
!..,-.:,,..
..r
,li.,K'
J.inil.h
Stole
;
on
with
the
debating
of
daylight
m.iMi.
s
(.f
chorus
slnitlnK
uc
m
...
1...
:
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
l,(iai
siiRinK
and
readings.
saving,
trimming
of
weekends,
working
out
some
other
picayune
wiipme
There
ijp't
the
slightest
for
11
years
secretary
for
tha
i""y
oeiuiett
io.,
vie
w-
,
Army's
League
of
Mercy
work
imone
(Merc)
and
Dick
"?ymes
.
.
Thi
iP9hp.
of
R;l1-
I
and
the
Andrews
Sisters
(Decca)
I
hS
Week
S
Artist
,
.School
12:15.
.
,
BRIGHTON,
Sussex,
England
(CP)
Dr.
G.
K.
Bell,
bishop
of
Chichester,
says
that
the
old
.sensational
appeals"
of
adver-tisinu
heve
less
effect
than
they
and
ye
would
not."
And
can
you
really
feel
so
smug
and
complacent
about
all
that
happens
in
this
fair
town
of
Prince
Rupert
thut
all
that
concerns
you
is
your
economic
security
and
your
amusements?
The
life
story
of
Jane
Froman
difficulty
in
enjoying
yourself
vation
Armv
personnel,
visits
i""
lUM
uu,il!
8
as
much
in
January,
a
in
fst
Presbyterian
Church
hosDitals
prisons
and
other
In-ihe
closest
to
Martino's
in
popu-
;
is
a
saga
of
courage,
heroism
I
just
stitutions:
Haiity
being
the
Tony
Bennett
i
.
.
.
and
music.
At
the
height!
June
'"
vprsinn
version.
t
1
rf
of
hot
her
maiarrn
meteoric
riuo
rise
in
to
fnm
lame
.as
as
L..
-
.
once
did.
lr
Mercury
Ttecords
was
given
the
I
"The
First
Lady
of
Song"
in
the
"What
people
ask
lor
more
and
more
today"
Dr.
Bell-told
the
Advertising
Association
at
its
annual
conference,
"Is
information
and
argument."
okay
sign
about
playing
the.
orbit
01
popular
music,
sue
iHosfililyT
Egging
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
Richard
Hayes
recording
of
"Jun-
What's
New
At
Nobles?
cq
Partner."
Research
was
do
le
abandoned
ner
career
10
uecomc
the
first
artist
to
volunteer
he;"
talents
for
the
entertainment
of
servicemen
overseas
during
Basis
For
Divorce?
Ion
the
Junco
title
coming
up
with
i
t'na
Cajun
translation
meaning
THE
:
.
r
'
,
...
r
rill
"worthless
man."
Banning
of
the
;
World
War
II.
V
I
11
v
j:
,.
i
i
'
Kt.'
t;
,
'4
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V-
,
I
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,
t.
.
,
4
i
.,
:
t
J
i
,
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14
;V'Cf'Vi
tf,.,;
i
(AM
'
.
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..."
i
A
lit
.
;
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t
.
:
if
.
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r
-
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v
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;
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i
LONDON-
(CP)
A
recommen-
EVANGELICAL
tune
was
brought
about
when
it
jane
Froman's
tragic
plane
be
made
Dr.
Bell
appealed
to
advertisers
not
to
play
upon
peoples'
oasslons
or
their
worst
instincts.
"Don't
play
fast
and
loose
,vith
the
deepest
things
in
order
to
commend
your
commodities.
Don't
bo
so
fascinated
by
the
ocssibilities
of
technique
that
aation
uw
believed
the
lyrics
referred
accident
enroute
to
Europe
possime
.or
w
.v
,
u
(
to
the
use
of
narcotics.
The
U.S.
her
valiant
fight
for
life
and
coMmual
hostiht,
,
who
suffer
Agency
has
given
a
recovery
...
her
amazing
come-
STAR
EYES
'
FAREWELL
"
Helen
O'Connell
I'M
YOURS
KISS
OF
FtRE
Les
Baxter
WITH
A
SONG
IN
MY
HEART
I'LL
WALK
ALONE
Jane
Froman
LOVE
YA
LIKE
MAD
OAKIE
IIOOOIE
Elln
Mae
Morse
,
,
""''7'-
;:
,.
Clearance
to
tne
Hayes
version,
back
and
the
touching;
toman
t
as
well
as
to
several
other
disks.
!
note
wove
into
the
dramatic
Forecast'
of
future
Record
,
pattern
of
her
life
all
evoked
.
.
you
ignore
air
moral
con-
j
Commlssion
on
Marriage
and
iderations
ana
lose
your
own
:
Divorce
!
Hits
"T'r.i
Knrrv."
n
nleasant
new
:
f
v,n
n,nt.ii
rani(h
nran.
soul.
The
commission,
which
has
:
.
rt
.
k
H
d
u
;
&
,
"
'
We
exteiul
a
cordial
invitation
visitnrs
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Aw.
East
been
taking
evidence
ior
seveirti!A
drcws
sisters
Deccai
and
corded
anyone
In
show
business.
Miss
Froman
Is
a
native
ol
months,
received
the
proposal
in
Bobb
Wayne
(Mercury);
"I'm
FREE
CHURCH
Services
at
I.O.O.F
Hall,
Fourth
Ave.
E.
11
a.m.
Sunday
School.
Clashes
for
all
ages.
7:30
p.m.
Enjoy
a
Hearty
Sc.
lg
Service.
A
Bible
Message
to
meet
the
need
of
today.
"Thy
Word
is
a
lamp
unto
my
feet
and
a
Light
unto
my
pathway,"
Pastor:
C.
W.
Sinclair
A
friendly
church
away
from
home.
t'i
Ur:
Krv.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
a
memorandum
irom
tne
Confessin'
"
and
"Carioca,"
St.
Louis.
Missouri,
where
her
Menial
;,
,,,,.
fv,oii-ermv,
ViHo
"Tiopr
'
;
i,i
First
Baptist
Annual
Picnic
tional
Association
for
Health.
Record
Bar
Phone
100
iRag"
by
Les
Faul
and
Maryjtne
age
0f
eight
at
a
church
At
present
the
law
says
that";Ford
(Capitol);
-Walkin'
My
,,artv.
At
colleue
she
studied
,
ODDOsitc
Totem
Theatre
iimonrt
nnr
nia
fritpn
fin
on
1.
.
.
1
-
a
d
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
mul
John
Currie.
JUNE
8
lfif2
Muri,;..;;
Worship
11
'o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15.
FvcrmiH
.Service
7:30.
R"m'!iiiT
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy."
FIRST
BAPTIST
Church
page
,
crue
'"u,,-c
vorce
can
be
uv,
given
Baby
BacK
Home,-
taKen
irom;music
and
joumullam.
sane
lead
lty
grounds
.
only
if
it
U
,
Johnnie
al-
the
top
selliag
Ray
ul
vari0U3
co!iege
musicals
and
ed
that
mat
the
uie
cmeuj
cruelty
leads
toih
;bum
,
,
Columbia
Columbia
1
1
and
and
"Here
"Here
In
In
i
mo
seen
eor.
h
by
a
a
thct.tre
theatre
hnnker
First
Baptist
unurcn
annum
provea
booker-
McRAE
BUOS
picnic
group
left
tne
imperial
a
breaKaown
m
neaitn.
me
My
Heart,"
by
Al
Martino
(Qua!-
;BiUed
as
the
"Blues
Hinging
Co-Oil
docks
at
11
a.m.
today
for
sociatlon
suggested
the
law;Uy)
and
Tony
Bennett
(Colum-;Ed-.
at
the
Grand
Central
a.
day
on
Dlgby
lsiana.
Aooutjmignt
oe
extenaeo.
to
'"'J
y
v
;lvadevUoi'for
M:K-
;l(jfH-liurch
and
Sunday
School
category
under
some
soeh
heaH,,t-?''
V-
Jy
she
vv
8hared
j,vv
dressiiy
members
tooKpaxt
intrtees;;;
b(':
r
r
The
Foui
Aces;
sparked
by
lead
;
room'
with
a
child
dancer
i
J
.
i.'vi'i
!,.t"
'iL-hirh
are
to
include
i
haviour.
"'
'
'
'
'
'
'clmrer
Al
Allwrto
rtn
a
strnnir
inh
i
....
-,
Record
Selections
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
;.
2
sixth
West
(aerosn
from
Arnwiurifs)
sports,
games
arm
inning.
traiuci
uas6."6
v..,h".
i
on
lue
loveiv
new
oauao
1
111
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
agement,
the
memorandum
urg-
i
wirs"
overside
the
oldie,
"I
Later
Miss
Froman
attended
the
Cincinnati
Conservatory
of
Music
and
as
the
result
of
en-
Baptist
minister.
Is
in
charge
of
j
ed
that
behaviour
which
made
understand,"
shows
off
the
th"
group,
which
was
lerrieu
i
tertaining
at
a
social
function
I
was
offered
a
job
on
WLW,"
NEXT
SUNDAY
June
15th
REV.
CARMAN
LYNN
PASTOR
AND
YOUTH
BIBLE
TEACHER
SI
NDAY
SI
RVICES
10
3D
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
11:30
-Morning
Service
?'3(,-
Evangelistic
Service
'wi,
8:00-
Bible
Study
and
Prayer.
Fii,
8:0-Christ
Ambassa-
ilor:;.
across
the
bay
by
Sam
Currie.
Refreshments
including
soft-drinks,
coffee
and
tea,
candy
md
Ice
cream
were
provided
by
the
church.
Members
packed
their
own
picnic
lunches.
respect,
aiiection
-auu
mum
w-.group's
strong
beat
and
suck
tween
the
partners
impossible
j
harmony.
'
should
be
included.
Under
this;
.
heading
also
should
be
perver-
I
,
Uke
a
nk,e
balad
by
&
)ovelv
sion,
alcoholism,
persistent
adul-1
si
?
If
s0
listen
to
Rosemary
eery
and
irresponsible
and
con-.
clooney-s
Columbia
etching
of
cealed
extravagance.
-Half
As
Mush."
Keep
your
eve
On
the
question
of
reconcilia-.
Qn
thfe
onCi
Ior
a
could
easi!y
LP.
CLASSICAL
Mu.-ic
of
A.btniz
and
Oranarli:.;
Andres
Segovia
Beethoven
Symphony
No.
101
(The
Clocki
Arluro
Toscaninl
LP.
SEMI-CLASSICAL
Night
and
Day
Allan;
Jows
Quo
Va'dis
-----
Otlginal
llu-me
imiflc
from
film
Aa:on
Slick
from
Punkin
Crick
Dinah
Shore,
Robert
Merril
and
cast
L.P.
POPULAR
'
Great
Tiumpet
Artists
z
Louis
Armstrong
'..
Bunny
Berigon,
Roy'Eldridge
and
others
Fats
Waller
Favorites
Fats
Waller
Hawaiian
Festival
,
Lane
Mclntire
Al'
Time'
Hiu"
"'.Z.i
.'
Tommy
Dorsey
"YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
OUR
MEETINGS"
One,,
Pastor
C.
FAWCETT
tlon,
the
association
saia
yiai
u
1
bfi
he;ld
,d
lor
tne
top.
other
side,
oil
cases
rma
to
gu
tiiiuugii
mat--
1)
IRECTOltY
rimonial
courts
before
reaching)
the
divorce
courts,
much
mighi;
iervlros
In
nil
rlmrih
at
11
a.m.
where
she
remained
'
for
two
years
doing
22
programs
awewk.
Heard
by
Paul
Whiteman,
she
was
signed
by
NBC
and
featured
on
the
ChresterfielU
Show
with
such
names
at
that
time
as
Benny
Goodman,
the
Dorseys,
and
Charlie
Spivak.
She
appeared
in
several
Warner
Bros,
films
and
up
to
1942
played
top
nhrht
alubc
throughout
the
U.S.
U.S.
It
was
in
'42
on
her
way
to
entertain
the
troops
in
France
that
the
plane
crash
occurred.
Miss
Froman
finally
ended
the
battle
for
her
health
last
March,
after
being
in
and
out
anil
'::',
p.m.
Siimluy
wiimii
ai
be
done
to
mend
marriages
on
the
verge
of
disruption.
j
1-15
CM'f'pt
US
KlIIIH'll.
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Foot
Lights
By
LILLIAN
MILLER
Back
from
the
grave.
Yet,
It
seems
reasonable
to
sug-
gest
establishment
of
family,
A:l.l'AN
'ATllKDHAl.
4ih
Ave.
W..
at
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Communion
8:30
a.m.
.Sunday
School
3:00
p.m.
courts
which
could
consider
ahj
Fraser
Street
"Ooorotion
70"
EVANGELISTIC
CAMPAIGN
Cnnon
Biisll
8-
Prockwr.
B.A.,
B
u
legal
matters
affecting
the
family,
including
petitions
for
divorce,"
the
memorandum
added.
78
P.P.M.
I'm
Yours
I
Unt'erstand
.'
Conducted
by
Prince
Rupert's
Little
Theatre
has
emerged
from
the
darkness,
shaken
off
the
dust
and
cob-(
webs,
and
has
produced
two
plays.
"Death
Writes
a
Message"
and!
Rector
(iiiue
iuuj
UltST
BAPTIST
Sill
Ave
E
at
Young
St.
Mlnli.ter:
Itev.
Fred
AntrobUR.
'
(Green
812)
Four
Aces
of
hospitals
for
five
years.
"In
such
a
court
the
interests
of
the
children
might
mor?
readily
find
a
hearing."
In
1950
she
accpted
aa
offer
"From
Five
to
Five-Thirty"
put
from
20th
Century
Fox
to
screen
the
amateur
dramatic
group
her
life.
She
asked
as
technical
back
on
its
feet.
I
advisor
and
recorded
26
songs
MUST
I'RKhBYTKKIAN
41
h
Avenue
East
Rev.
E
A.
Wright,
D.D.
(Green
082)
I
IKST
I
NITI
O
fl:ifl
8th
Ae.
West
Rev.
L.
O.
SleDer
Another
help
in
our
revival
which
were
dubbed
in
for
Susan
moc
tv.
imnrt
nnws
that
the
Havword.
who
plays
Jane
Fro-
1
C:'-ed
Myself
tf-
Sleep
Here
In
My
Heart
Al
Martino
'
Within
Your
Arms
Baminay
J
Stafford
I
Waited
a
Little
Too
Long
Me
Too
i
Kav
starr
Aaron
Slick
From
Punkin
Crick
,
Dinah
Shore,
Robert
Merril
and
cast
Smgin'
in
the
Rain
Original
'
cast
from
MGM
film
Shamrock
Melocs
Dennis
Day
E
if
Hoc
,
Music
and
Drama
Festival
As-'
man's
part.
Capitol
Records
has
(Green
613)
sociatlon
is
awarding
a
scholar-
brought
to
tne
pimnc
trie
re-chin
inn
to
he
divided
be-
cordinus
of
hit
songs
sung
by
COLONEL
and
MRS.
1.
TYNDALL
Saturday,
June
7th
to
Thursday,
June
12th
St
I
p.m-"The
Need
of
Redemption"
Sun,
U
a
m.
and
V-"."
"This
Need
Met
by
God
s
Mercy."
Mon.,
8
p.m.
"God's
Plan
and
Purpose
in
Redemption"
Tues.,
8:30
Women's
Rally.
Mrs.
Col.
Tyndall.
"Christ's
Great
g
p.m,
Work"
8
-
"Tha
Holy
Wed.,
p.m.
Spirit
in
Redemption
rhurs.,8p.ni.:"Sonsof
Ood
ln.and
Through
tween
Booth
Memorial
High
Miss
Froman
in
this
dramatic
,.hot
Hrgm.
ninr,
nnri
the
Lit-1
and
colorful
motion
picture.
HAI.VATION
ARMV
'
Fraser
Street
CO.
Sr.
Capt.
George
Oystryk
Rnnriiiv
School
2:30
p
m.
i
tie
Theatre
'Performed
with
warmth
and
'.
.
.
fervor,
her
elorious
voice
was
o
,.,
Pnt-,
H
'H
Kist
'is
(Black
269)
beautiful
a
Sing'n
.wctc
wec
been
ame
to
pi.ui
"
,
.vmhnl
nf
h
brilliant
career.
S
r!
I'Al
l.
1
1
1
III.RAN
Sth
Ave,
ot
McBriue
t.
P.f.irt
Rev.
II.
O.
Olsen
season.
A
full
schedule
oi
nam
WESTERN.
Anyt.i
ig
That's
Part
of
You
i;
,-y
on
the
Eyes
:
Htver
Ta'-e
'
Ribbons
F
rrn
Your
Hair
(Black
610)
work
and
fun
has
been
mapped
Eddy
Arnold
out.
We'll
start
working
on
these
sen
Buy
Steamboat
Hijacked
RANGOON,
Burma
(Reuters
Burmese
rebels
hi-jackeel
:
ST.
IITKR'S
ANdl.trAN
See.1
Cove
R.etor:
Rev.
H
Oodfrey
Bird
.,,
odiiv
School
11:00
a.m.
Someone
Calls
Me
Daddy
Eddy
Arnold
plans
Monday,
June
16,
at
3
p.m.
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Anyone
interested
in
cultural
'
'
i
'
i
(
?il
I
Jnp
Telephoned
Unsta'rs
steamboat
at
Labutta,
DO
mi:.:
(Blue
837)
ank
Snow
My
Mother
-
southwest
of
here.
They
drove
progress
is
invited
to
the
meet
Ttm
mm
hid
We
hone
to
cast
two
plays
the
nassengers
ashore,
took
about
45
R.P.M.
ALBUMS
lor
the
fall.
Meanwhile,
Little
$6,000
worth
of
valuables
from
l:(ill.AR
BAPTIST
Sunday
Kchool
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Service
12:15
irai
nth
Ave
E.
Blue
823
1
err
Fim,mik
Rnrher
Shoo
Ballads
Mills
Bros
KVERYONE
IS
HEARTILY
INVITED
,TO
ATTEND
know
not
what
hour
y-mr
"Watch
therefore:
for
ye
l
ord
doth
come."
Matt.
24:42.
Theatre
will
keep
the
public
them,
and
steamed
away
witn
n.,
i,,r-
Rev.
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
posted
on
its
activities.
'
the
vessel.