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News
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As
I
See
It
Week
of
Prayer
Special
Speaker
Saturday,
January
5.
1952
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Saturday
Sermon
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In
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daily
newspaper
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the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
nress
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Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
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A.
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Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
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Principal
J.
E.
Harris
of
Vancouver
Bible
School,
Is
to
be
in
the
city
next
week
as
special
speaker
at
the
annual
Week
of
prayer
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
i
Association.
j
Until
he
took
over,
the
leadership
of
the
Bible
School,
Rev.
J.
E.
Harris
held
pastorates
in
Bup-'
tist
Churches
in
Edmonton,
I
Vancouver
and
Lethbridge.
He
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week,
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afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
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Ltd.,
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Rupert
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n
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i
By
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber,
First
United
Church
The
Old
Year
said
to
the
New
Year:
"You
take
him
and
show
him
greater
things
than
I
have.
You
must
be
for
him
a
richer,
fuller
year
of
the
Lord
than
I
could
be!
It
will
be
for
that
person
such
a
year
Litvinoff
Reminder
Kector
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I1M1ST
5th
Ave.
K.
nt
Yoius
Rt
MllHAer:
rte.
Krl
Aiiiniiim
Kirn.,
ni,.
in
an
attempt
to
build
up
the
stocks
if
other
countries
were
freely
exploiting
this
resource.
"These
and
other
associated
matters
were
the
subject
of
the
discussions
between
the
three
governments
in
Tokyo.
The
convention
drawn
up
at
that
conference
is
the
first
attempt
to
meef
these
problems
of
conservation
on
the
high
seas.
By
joint
'agreement
between
the
three
countries,
they
are
prepared
to
i
waive
some
of
these
international
rights
and
under
certain
:
circumstances
to
abstain
from
fishing
such
stocks
as
are
under
!
conservation
by
one
or
more
of
'
tiie
other
parties.
The
conven-!
tion
aims
therefore
at
providing
1
the
maximum
sustained
yield
of
;
the
fHiery
resources
of
the
area
with
each
oi
the
parties
assum-!
ing
obligations
to
encourage
the
conservation
of
such
resources,
i
'Under
me
convention
each
1
country
agrees
to
abUin
from
:
lishing
certain
stocks
under
cer-;
tain
conditions.
If
the
particular
stock
Is
already
under
maximum
exploitation
and
if
it
is
under
;
extensive
scientific
sludy
and
if
,
it
is
also
under
regulation
for
TTTI?
nPATH
nf
Mnvlm
was
for
some
time
connected
Uih
UhiA
1
H
01
AlalU
Publishers,!
wilh
thc
Eva,igelical
Litvinoff
is
a
reminder
Toronto,
prior
to
assuming
the
t
f
u
.,1
V,
work
of
the
pastorate.
j
tot
'IP
It
ll
:f
3
U1
LUC
V"'-k,
Mr.
Harris
was
in
Prince
Ru-
if
he
'1
win
go
in
tne
u
Bi,.
u
u.c
also
the
hopeful
in
Soviet
pen
for
a
week
seve.-ai
years
says
ii
conoucung
a
omie
vumci-,
reniemDering
ram
msu
uuuum,
hc
uui
vvinuiuc
I
lltsT
I'ltl.SIIVII.ItltN
4th
Avenue,
KaM
Hev,
E.
A.
Vw
nxhl.
Ij
D.
(Cirten
tfliti
I
IK
ST.
I
M
ini
1KB
(ilh
Ate.
West
Hi
V.
L.
O.
Hi-on
evil,
but
overcome
evil
with
good.'
-
.
:
A
little
boy
was
being
punished
(tiri-n
Br.
rm
HUWU
vi
ays.
ence
ln
the
BaptiSt
church.
Ha
For
years
past
nobody
in
the
is
a
very
able
speaker
and
Bib.e
west
was
sure
whether
or
not
expositor.
Litvinoff
was
alive.
When
he
was
The
Week
of
Prayer
is
to
be
in
e:lip;e
m
Hie
Soviet,
reia-
held
In
cne
centra
this
year:
tions
with
the
west
were
alwayi
namely,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
dark.
When
Litvinoff
was
on
the
Church.
j
job,
relations
with
the
west
were
Tnere
will
also
be
daily
Bible'
good.
Classes,
Tuesday
through
Friday.
Hut
let.
nohodv
he
fooled.
Rus-
afternoons
in
the
Presbyterian'
f
f
tr
.
.
.
KMttllllN
AKMV
by
hi
mother
and
the
lud
said
to
her:
"Why
did
you
spank
me?"
Thc
mother
replied:
"Because
I
want
to
show
you
the
difference
between
right
and
wrong."
"Mother,
I
know
the
difference
Fra.sT
Ktreet
Hr.
dipt.
Cieiin-e
Oystrtl
Uuntlny
Si
hfiul
il
.1.10
p
m
I
Hij,
k
.
Churjh.
sia's
relations
did
not
improve
but
I
like
the
wrong
better,"
said
i
the
boy.
That
is
a
child's
answer,
!
and
too
often
our
grown-up
prac-'
i
tice.
We
do
not
do
the
right
!
simply
because
we
know
it.
There
sr.
i-
v
I
i.
s
i.i
no
kw
6th
Ave.
nt
MiTlrlile
St.
I'lislur:
Hev.
II.
O,
Olseu
because
Litvinoff
was
on
the
job.
!
the
purpose
of
maintaining
r
Unfair'
to
Prince
Rupert
I
V
TH"E
federal
government
is
interested
in
giving
'
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
a
square
deal'
and
making
a
gesture
of
encouragement
for
ocean-going
-hipping
out
of
here,
it
would
do
well
to
remove
a
li.strimi
nation
which
now
exists
in
'the
matter
of
(ilotage
and
which
has
been
illustrated
since
export
-shipments
of
wheat
were
recently
resumed.
Figures
which
have
been
compiled
relating
to
the;
call
here
in
November
of
the
Japanese
freighter
Kiyokawa
Maru
show
that
pilotage
service
tor
this
vessel
at
Prince
Rupert
cost
$52(').fsl
as
compared
with
.$187
which
the
same
ship
would
have
been
charged
at
Vancouver.
The
pilotage
board
charged
$2.f0
per
draft
foot
here
whereas
the
Vancouver
charge
basis
is
$1.50.
here
whereas
the
Vancouver
charge
basis
is
$2.
On
top'
of
that
was
charged
ohe
and
one-quarter
cents
per
registered
ton
as
compared
with
one
cent
at
Vancouver
differentials
which
would
appear
to
be
entirely'
unjustified.
!
Further
than
these
discriminatory
charges,
$:,0
was
charged
for
pilot's
waiting
time
here,
$162.40
for
travelling
time
and
$100
for
pilotage
boat,
which
i
must
be
some
power
within
us
to
hi
"
i
h
M'.
I'l
Tl.lf!
AMil.ll
AV
I
Heul
Cove
.
j:
Ifedtor:
llev.
H
fliKlll-iy
m,S
'l
i
compel
us
to
do
the
right
we
know.
tr
V
in
s
ll
suiiiluy
Heliinit
1!
productivity
then
any
country
Litvmolf
was
on
the
job
be-
the
deal
was
made,
the
Com-whieh
has
not
been
fishing
that
cause
good
relations
were
then
muni.sts
in
Canada
and
else-stock
in
n
y
be
asked
to
abstain,
expedient
for
Russia.
,
where
meekly
toed
the
new
Mos-The
oth;T
country
or
countries
cow
line,
even
to
the
point
of
which
are
carrying
through
LOOKiNG
back
over
my
own
sabotaging
our
war
effort,
these
conservation
measures
comments
on
Litvinoff
's
go-'
.
asrec
to
continue
such
measures
ings
and
coining
I
see
the
fol-
i
FIGURE
another
startling
to
maintain
or
increase
the
lowing,
printed
in
various
Can-,
change
in
the
Russian
world
yield.
Because
halibut,
salmon
adian
newspapers
on
May
11,
nne
iS
quite
probable
in
the
and
herring
off
the
British
Co-
1939:
,
next
couple
of
vears
-and
th's
:K
m
I
HI
lie
gp
We
know
and
do
not.
Yes,
and
we
ought
to
go
on
from
this
place
by
taking
a
step
further
as
sug
g?sted
In
these
lines:
III
CI
I
K
BH-I'INT
e:n
cth
Avn.
e.
nine
era
ratvtor;
Itev.
I.eon:trrl
A
'llnrw
It
Is
IHit
Hip
"Tlicy
lire
wtoiik.
,.
"I
regard
the
'release'
of
time
the
change
could
be
very
Maxim
Litvinoff
from
the
much
for
the
better.
lumbia
coasts
do
meet
these
conditions,
Japan
has
agreed
to
abstain
from
fishing
these
resources.
:
SPECIAL
INTEREST
"The
principles
do
not
apply,
however,
in
cases
where
a
coun-
LJdLA
kntiwnu;
of
OfMrfi
from
t-vil.
Virtue
Irom
vice,
Oixl
from
devil.
That
drtvw
us
Irtjm
imrudisc:
But
the
knowuiK
of
ititixi
trotn
better.
Of
tlu'
iiud?:
frfm
okI.
Of
the
spirit
ut
J"y
Irnm
the
tetter
Tliifi
in
the
flnmliiK
rKl."
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Our
Sunday
Services
and
Sun
day
Sehiinl
will
be
held
in
tin
l.O.O
'.
Hall.
Ilh
Ave.
last.
FOR
WEEK
OF
PRAYER
Rev
J.
E.
Harris,
principal
of
Van
Russian
foreign
office
as
one
it
seems
to
me
that
thc
true
:
of
the
most
frucial
events
of
explanation
of
tne
tugging-and-1
these
times.
For
an
numerous
hauunK
0r
the
last
few
years
occasions
before
I
have
re-
,n,his-.
corded
the
fact
that
drastic,
j1""'
,
.
,
,
,
,
r.
r
defeat
of
Ger-policy
change
in
Russia's
foreign
The
complete
was
at
least
a
possl-
many,
Italy
and
Japan
in
the
bility.
Long
before
Britain
and
Second
World
War
created
a
France
pushed
Russia
into
vacuum
of
power
the
like,
of
isolation
at
Munich,
this
pos-
which
had
never
before
existed,
sible
change
was
being
whisp-
x),e
united
States
from
the
one
cred
by
diplomats
.
.
.
!sif)(,
,n(1
R,lssja
ir0m
the
other
"Anyone
who
took
the
trou-
rushPd
forward
tu
seizc
a.s
mUch
ble
to
get
a
complete
copy
.
th
v:1..1,m
..
.
missibi.
Week
Day
Services
in
Ui
couver
Bible
School,
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
next
week.
homes,
to
be
announn
d
We
know
and
do
not
because
we
have
not
allowed
our
know-lodge
to
be
inspired
by
the
Holy
Spirit.
What
good
we
do,
what
right
we
do
is
too
often
obedience
to
some
external
compulsion.
We
COUTEOUS
POLICE
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
0'
Jcsu
said:
"I
am
the
Wav
the
Truth
and
the
Liie
"
PASTOR.
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
"The
friendly
arm
of
the
law
f
t
H
vnaonh
ITI'ltlt
K
I
111'.
r
,
is
f
reo
at
Vancouver.
'
Presumably'
neither
insurance
companies
nor
shipowners
insist
on
registered
pilot
service
but
the
government
says
that
ships
must
pay
pilotage
fees
whether
or
not
they
use
the
pilotage.
I
To
be
reasonable
about
the
matter,
it
could
well
be
'insisted
that,
if
vessels
using
the
port
of
Prince
said
Police
,
tan
do
thc
good
and
the
right
tntnr
Stalin
to
the
General
Russia
has
had
a
great
ex-,
reached
a
long
way,
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Party
Congress
of
the
Rus-.
tension
of
her
power,
chiefly
be-j
chief
John
Thompson
when
he
sian
Communist
party
on
cause-
ol
the
total
Communist
'
receiVej
a
cart(
from
Chief
Con-March
10
of
this
year
could
victory
in
China,
which
was
as
,tabe
p
Q
Markin
of
Peterbor-hardly
be
astontshed
that
a
Stalin
a'
complete
a
surprise
to
h
EnR.llld
The
English
i
try
has
had
a
historical
interest
in
any
particular
fishery
and
a
country
could
not,
therefore,
be
asked
to
abstain
from
any
fish-
ery
in
which
she
had
had
such
1
interest.
And
her
exception
to
j
the
principles
exists
as
between
I
Canada
and
the
United
States
I
in
the
waters
of
the
Pacific
!
coasts
of
the
United
States
and
i
Canada
from
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
;
southward.
Because
of
the
in-
!
termingling
of
stocks
in
this
re-
j
glon
and
because
of
the
inter-j
'
mingling
of
the
fishing
opera-
j
tions
of
these
two
countries
no
recommendation
for
abstention
!
can
be
made
to
either
of
these
'
parties.
'
i
,
"To
study
the
North
Pacific
I
fisheries
and
to
determine
the
j
application
of
these
principles
!
the
convention
establishes
an
1
international
commission
representing
the
three
parties.
That
j
body
is
to
promote
and
co-ordi-
iuS-.;i-v...
m...v.v.
....
1(,
uny
Dud
v
in
America,
nut
uie
police
chief
expressed
best
wish
the
Livinotf
policy
ana
mat
i,nl,-,i
rIjiIm
ha.
nl.su
areatlv
es
for
the
new
year
because
It
ls
good
and
right.
This
ls
a
higher
realm
of
divine
obedience.
God
takes
what
hands
are
willing
and
uses
them
to
do
the
right
and
the
good
So
wherever
you
see
these
being
done
you
can
be
sure
God
is
there.
He
takes
our
hands
if
we
will.
And
He
uses
them
through
very
ordinary
and
common
tasks
and
nJigh-borliness.
Plato
said
that
it
was
enunctuiea
."".
expanded-in
fact
has
had
the
1
030
Sixth
Avvnue
We-1
Prince
Kupi
rl,
B
C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sii-lxr
11:00
a
m.
Morning
Worship;
!
.Holy
Comiiiunion.-u!
,
Sermon:
"The
Gospel
Acco:
ing
To
You"
Anthem:
"Love
Divln.'"
"a
greatest
extension
of
power
that
:
outolav
he
democracie
theft
'own
gam?
At
Munich
any
country
ever
had
in
the;
TAKES
LESS
BEAVER
they
virtually
gave
Hitler
the
entire
history
of
thc
human
NORTH
BAY,
Ont.
(
As
a
go-ahead
signal
on
his
long-
race.
For
U.S.
war
bases
now
result
of
decline
In
fur
prices
this
advertised
march
to
the
east,
literally
girdle
the
globe.
season
trappers
appear
to
be
Stalin
meanwhile
made
It
Now
that
the
Dover
vacuums
taking
less
beaver,
although
the
wise
for
anyone
taking
a
Journey
7
30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
to
talk
it.over
with
someone
who
,
g,.rmon:
"Looking
Forward'
had
gone
that
way
before.
Anthem:
"Te
Deum"
iJacUi,
plain
to
Hitler
that
if
Ger-
are
the
dans,er
of
war
is
animals
are
plentiful.
To
the
end
many
were
going
to
go
on
the
less
Nejtner
side
can
exr)ana
ol
the
yjar
only
67
beaver
were
rempage
anywhere
t
had
bet-
ef
without
actua,
war;
Allrl
seaied
by
forestry
officials
here.!
penseVnd
no
Russia's''
neither
can
start
such
a
war
compared
with
120
in
the
same;
COME
AN'D
WORSIOP
The
journey
of
life
has
been
taken
by
Christ.
Put
your
hand
nnlp
the
Rpipntifir.
tnrlie
np.-
----
"
WllUVUb
lllJHg
Ji
'"ll
in
His.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
F.
United
Church:
B)Vlnner
4V
Primary
at
11
am;
Jurui
First
Presbyterian
Church
and
Older
at
12:15;
ut
Cor.
s
,ST1U.'.V..J
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p
m.
,
SOCIAL
HOUR
aftpr
the
evr
Ing
service
ln
the
Church
H
Films:
"South
of
the
Clous-Color
local
slides.
Eats.
COY.
vation
programs;
and
it
has
the
!
AFTER
L
wrote
the
above
I
was
function,
too,
of
determining
attacked
from
two
different
i
what
particular
stocks
meet
the
groups.
The
Chamberlain
sup-conditions.
On
the
basis
of
this
i
porters
iwho
included
nearly
tit
will
make
recommendations
to'every
big
newspaper
in
Canadu
i
the
governments
for
abstention.
;
waxed
Indignant
because
any-In
the
treaty
itself
Japan
agreed
'body
Should
predict
such
a
con-i
to
abstain
as
mentioned
above,
sequence
of
the
Munich
policy.
'
from
the
fishing
of
salmon,
hall-
j
But
.
the
Communists
were
but
and
herring.
The
commis-:
equally
furious
because
anyone
'sion
may
recommend
additional
'
could
predict,
as
I
did,
that
j
abstentions
in
the
future
or
if
:
Stalin
and
Hitler
would
make
I
anv
of
these
fisheries
no
loneer
a
deal,
a
dicker,
a
compact.
f
.J'M'
uupert
are
compelled
10
nave
a
pnui,
me
least
uiu
government
could
do
would
be
to
see
that
the
cost
of
the
service
is
the
same
at
Prince
Rupert
as
at
Vancouver
instead
of
the
present
arbitrary
and
discriminatory
excess
charges.
Pf
course,
Prince
Rupert
could
be
removed
altogether
from
the
jurisdiction
of
the
pilotage
board
and
shipowners
could
then
do
what
they
wanted
about
pilotage.
There
would
be
no
precedent
as
certain
ports
in
the
Maritimes
Yarmouth
is
one
are
free
of
compulsory
pilotage.
Certainly,
we
could
well
be
exempt
altogether
from
pilotage
if
the
government
does
not
see
fit
to
at
least
make
the
charges
for
this
port
on
an-
equitable
basis
with
Vancouver.
,
A
further
penalty
which
shipping
at
Prince
Rupert
suffers
at
present,
and
which
should
be
removed
at
once,
is
involved
in
connection
with
a
Department
of
Agriculture
inspection
of
grain
ships.
Ships
using
this
port
are
being'
charged
travelling
expenses
for
the
inspector
to
come
here
whereas
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
New
Westminster
get
the
service
free.
!
Here
are
.handicaps
to
this
port
which
could
be
readily
rectified
and
certainly
should
be.
For
the
ten
'or
so
grain
ships
which
will
use
the
port
this
shipping
season
they
will
represent
an
extra
charge
of
some
$4000.
Such
things
are
discouraging
generally
to
the
use
of
the
port.
We
feel
justified
in
expecting
that
there
will
be
no
delay
in
having
such
discriminatory
treatment
removed.
It
would
be
so
easy
to
do
so.
V.
i
qualify,
under
the
principles
it
Wei
e
not
Communists
and
Fasc-
mav
recommend
the
ending
of
1
ists
arch-enemies,
mey
asKeur
Yet
a
few
months
later,
when
abstention.
"The
commission
also
has
powers
to
arrange
for
the
making
of
new
conservation
agreements
between
any
of
the
part
ray
Full
Gospel
Tobernocle
202
Cth
Ave.
West
(Across
from
Armouries
1
Sl'NDA
Y
SKRVIC'FS
10:30
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
ll:30-Morning
Services.
7:30
Evangelistic
Service
WI.KK
IAY
Mon.
Men's
Fellowship
7.M
Wed
rrayer
Meeting
8:00
Frl.
Boys'
and
Girls'
Club
6
t
Christ
Ambassadors
8
C
"Come
to
Prince
Rupert's
Lvanxtlistic
Centre"
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
:
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
I
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
,
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
D.
I
Organist:
Mrs,
E.
J.
Smith,
:
John
Currle.
"
ri
f"
I
r
'
I
M
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O.fWTTt
vTiim
ro.i'
"
BCDQoom
tivino-orn
I
M
Il'0l4'0
'iO'-OilV-O
Lmhh
IM
,
9irtino
'0lO,
H
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ies
should
any
stocks
oi
fish
!
seem
to
merit
a
conservation
S
program.
Thus,
for
example,!
should
the
United
States
and
i
Canada
wish
to
develop
new
conservation
methods
or
tech-1
niques
for,
say,
pilchards,
this
I
could
be
done
under
the
international
commission.
Any
two,
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
6,
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30
o'clock.
"Remember
thc
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy"
'
WHO'S
WHO?
!
Federal
members
appear
mild
j
ly
shocked.
Toward
the
close
of
j
Green
331
Pastor
C.
Fwu
dr
all
three,
of
the
parties
can
make
such
conservation
agreements
in
the
future.
the
recent
debate,
tney
learns
I
thai
some
students
m
Canadian
The
draft
convention
con
otian
a.
107
the1
universities
are
unable
to
tell
tains
also
clauses
relating
to
enforcement
of
these
measures'
the
name
of
the
Prime
Minister.
upon
the
nationals
of
the
vari-l
i"ere
'
i
w
"J
ous
parties
and
incorporates
'.-easonable
explanation.
Wondc.
within
it
the
machinery
for
if
they
mean
the
students
can
t
1
and
the
conversion
of
all
non-i
Christians,
it
wa?
announced
re
Unity
Under
centiy.
handling
in
a
free
and
equitable
:
pionounce
n.
THE
ASBURY
has
a
large
utility
room
with
three
closets
ana
a
cabinet
substitutes
for
a
basement
in
this
plan.
It
also
houses
the
heating
and
laundry
equipment.
'
A
galley-type
kitchen
with
cabinets
on
opposite
walls
allows
for
a
large
ctoss-llghted
dining
space
in
the
kitchen.
In
addition,
there
It
a
double
glazed
picture
window
and
fireplace
In
the
living
room.
Wardrobe
closets
in
the
bedrooms,
three
closets
in
the
utility
room,
linen
cabinet
and
coat
closet
provide
for
storage
needs.
The
first
floor
consists
of
an
insulated
slab
of
gravel
fill.
Exterior
,
The
Sa-red
Coiigregation
for
wav
tne
Droblems
that
inevit
in
Church
'Propagation
of
the
Faith
said
ably
arise
when
fishermen
of1
captain
Kurt
Carlson,
whosi
!
jeacn
01
tne
eight
flays
will
be
,
different
nationalities
ouerale
in
'
sniitarv
viiril
aboard
tiie
almost
VATICAN
CITY
Catholics,
dedicated
to
a
special
topic:
;
the
same
waters.
i
sinking
steamship
Flying
Enter-i
'
throughout
the
world
will
holdj
1-
Union
of
all
Christians
under
1
BERING
SKA
SALMON
i
prise
caught
the
attention
of
the
eight
days
of
prayer
beginning;
the
Pontiff.
..During
lhe
discussions
par-
marine
world,
has
been
joined;
Jan.
18
asking
the
return
of
all
2-
Union
of
the
eastern
and
the!
.ir,.ar
difficulties
arose
over
the
i
bv
an
officer
from
the
tug
Tur-i
finish
is
asphalt
shingle,
with
siding
and
a
touch
of
brick
In
front.
Overall
dimensions
are
44
feet
by
27
feet
8
Inches.
Area
is
1,392
square
feet,
cubage
16.358.
Christians
to
the
Roman
Church!
(Continued
on
p:-ge
3i
determination
of
the
movement
i
moil
which
came
300
miles
over
a
of
salmon
in
the
Bering
Sea
1
0
:
stormswept
sea.
Contact
has
the
coasts
of
Asia
and
North
;
been
reached
between
the
ves-1
America,
respectively.
A
provi-'sels.
The
real
test
Is
coming,
sional
line
was
drawf?
on
the
j
Can
there
be
a
tow?
This
is
a
175"
W
longitude
meridian,
and
great
salt
water
story.
And
It
Japan
and
Canada
agreed
to
Isn't
fiction.
::::
-L
li
li-o
A
NFW
WASHER
.
.
.
For
the
New
Year
UNITED
WEEK
OF
PRAYER
MONDAY,
JAN.
7th
to
FRIDAY,
JAN.
11th
Held
each
night
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
8
p.m.
.
SUBJECTS:
Monday
"Why
Is
My
Prayer
Unanswered'"
Tuesday
"The
Worth
of
Prayer"
Wednesday.
..."The
Scope
of
Prayer"
Thursday
"The
Price
of
Prayer"
Friday
"Yesterday,
Todoy
and
Forever"
Afternoon
meetings
for
Bible
Study
ot
thc
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
at
3
p.m.
Tuesday.
......
.."Entrusted
With
the
Gospel"
Wednesday..
.."Replenishing
the
Soul"
Thursday
"Carrying
on
for
God"
abstain
from
fishing
to
the
east-
ward
of
that
line.
This
provisional
agreement
ls
to
be
under
the
review
of
the
commission
whenever
it
is
established.
It.
is
instructed
to
make
.specific
studies
relating
to
the
intermingling
of
these
various
salmon
stocks
ln
the
Bering
Sea
WINSTON'S
WELCOME
This
is
a
changeable
sort
of
week
for
Premier
Winston
Churchill.
He
leaves
London
for
the
Atlantic,
leaves
the
liner
whei
near
New
York
to
board
a
plane
for
Washington
and
is
spending
the
week-end
with
President
TUB
INCil.lM
MOIIIX
"ir,"
Check
these
features
0
Automatic
pump
Porcelain
enamel
tub
0
Lifetime
Hlbrication
0
Quiet
as
a
whisper
Lovetl
safety
wringer
0
Year
guarantee
only
$159.00
Jir
.
.
.
'y:
wii'i
I
I
11
1
;.
;
I,
-5
.r
&
'
and
to
determine
the
most
satis
Good
Credit
Is
Like
Money
in
the
Bank
It
means
you
are
a
solid
citizen
and.
as
such,
you
are
entitled
to
every
convenience.
Protect
Your
Credit
.
.
.
by
paying
charge
accounts
on
the
10th
of
each
month
and
installment
accounts
on
due
dates.
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
this!
Truman,
cruising
the
Potomac
factory
method
of
handling
particular
problem.
i
R'ver-
Just
one
tninG
after
an-
"The
conference
in
Tokyo
did
1
lner-
not
sign
this
particular
conven-j
;
tion.
The
conference
has
recom-
Banning
of,
the
word
"Domin-mended
to
the
three
govern-
i0n"
from
the
Elections
Azl
is
ments
that
they
each
accept
this
-virtpni.lv
arouslncr
Ca.nada.
One
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
convention.
The
final
signing
of
jwollJd
think
so,
from
the
debates
such
a
fisheries
treaty
requires
!
as
minted
in
Hansard.
Members
the
ratification
of
the
peace
INDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
denounce
the
course
taken
by
The
Ministerial
Association
is
pleased
to
announce
that
Rev.
J.
E.
Harris
of
Vancouver
the
government,
and
tell
th
House
their
constituents
feel
the
same
way.
Some
members
per
Bible
Institute
will
be
the
special
speaker
for
the
SAVOY
HOTEL
.'
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
treaty
Itself.
When
this
is
done
'oy
Canada
and
the
United
States,
then
the
way
will
be
open
for
the
signing
of
this
convention
for
the
htgh
seas
fisheries
,
in
the
North
Pacific."
sist
In'
using
the
word.
80
does
week.
the
Prince
Rupert
telephone
directory.