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'"Waste No Waste" _SUNDAY°
Should Be Motto SCHO OL
LESSON
Room For Ittaprov.en.ent Seen
In 'Our. Salvage System
"The Axis crashed in a deluge
of pop bottle tops„ chicken bones,
rusty pen point's and out-at=the-
heel socks." You will never; read
' that in a headline or history text
• but figera'tively speaking 'it can
• and may' happen, says the K itch -
P ener • Record. •
We can, learn a very profitable.
lesson fn the, b `importance of
• little things in w.ihning a war by.
. noting'' how the. British eolleet
salvage , systematically. Every'
home now has four cans .for, four.
types of. waste needed' to din!. the
Axis blade: • One can is'.for paper,
find 'rags, " another for 'bones, 'the
third -for metal and the' fourth
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for garbage. ,
The., :salvage. of waste- paper
alofre.saved ''45,00:0 tons of •ship-
ping space which could be used
.for more vital •ttiaterials.' The
L
o n d oar :Passenger. 'taranspurt
-J3oard reduce. 1 the thickness; of
• • the• tickets •by unly .004' of, .an,
•inch, thereby saving, 480 tons of
paper annually and that paper is
needed for cartridge '• wads.
11pst important, enough scrap
metal -L. -aid', skillets, sardine tins,
razor blades; toothpaste. tubes=--
roled frim those cans,. 'junk 'heaps
and city, dumps to build ten de-
stroyets,; 10;000 tanks and 10,000
' ' anti-aircraft , guns. '
. That is only part .of Abe British,
salvage' system., but .obviously,it; is
• more .than worth While. . (t•.could
possibly spell the difference ; be-
tween defeat •and .victory, thC•re-
i'ore it beeeraes t rte:-e?..ity,
')'here is : iniit•h t oc::t I'or• •itr.=
:proven!ent in Canada's salvage
• system. Just• another case' where
Canadians. need .'to emulate what
the, 'people of ;Britain •are doing
in an all-out 'effort tn.'•win the
was
LESSQN. XIV •
CHRIST AND • LIE ttRTER
O.EATI4 (EASTER) -- •,R!! a r k
r 12:24-27; 1 °Corlett -hens 15:50-58.
GOLD.EN TEXT—Thanks be to
God,who giveth us •the victory -
through our Lord Jesus Christ.
'I Corinthians 1.5:57..' •
THE' LESSON IN ITS 'SETTING
Tlme—The words here -quoted
tram' rit's G.dspeh were. spolten
. by. our Lord on Tue,rt ay 'of
sion" Week: April 4, A. 2.' 30. The •
First, Epistle of Pani to the .COr-
inthtans was written abifbt A..D,
.56-. ,
• Placa '1'•he'•w'ords here • yuotede'
froin oue of aur Lords diseuui•ses
. w,ei•e uttered in Jerusalem...- The
first Epistle to the' Corinthians Was
written at 1)phesus. •
• God of the Liv,i i.g .•
24. )"Jesus said •unto .them,. Is it•
.not for this eause that ye ei•r, that..
ye know not the scriptures,, nor
• the Iiowver . of -God? 25. For When
they shall rise from the dead, "they
neither Marry, nor are •given • in
marriage. 26. Hilt as touching the
' dead, that' tli'ey are •raised; have .
ye not read in the • book 'of Moses,
• in the • plate concerning the .Bush,
how. 'clod spake, unto hint, saying,
.1 am 'the God of• Abraham, and the
God of 7saae, and the God of
Jacob•? •27, Ile is. not •the'God • of '
the dead, but of the living:.ye do
, greatjly err;' Jesus -attributes these"
- -proms d' �r� en tvi t1i iia of ; an d xre a -t=
trib•lites their error• to their„ ignor-
ance. Though 'these. 'men were full
of- iintellectualpride, they Were
lacking in • trn'delstanding of hod's
Word and faith ` in 'God's • flower.
Jesus -Says. that God can and will•
raise the dead, and that in the'
risen life earthly relations will be
dissolved. Qur domestic relation-
ships. will no longer exist. ,Because
there is no more death, there is no
ore need ..of marriage, but the
•aetlee.Med a•re, in• this respect, as
angels, . Jesus emits. 4.ti: He. began,
• saying' thatthey erred .and erred
greatly.' It is God's Word which"
tells of. -His power, .and it we do
' o . one' we •shall not
believe in;. the other.
50.."No* • this' I say, brethren,
that flesh aijd, blood cannot' inherit
the Kingdom of' God; neither doth
the corruption .inherit incorrup-
ti•on." Fleshh' and , blood describes ,
the ;hitnxan'body as it exists in this:
life. Inthis state the, body cannot.
enter. ' heaven. o'rrup ton s
€1 a<i_�1r1aa�
causer -o4 min 'Orly yali.en h "to;r.•-
gether witlr its effects is •complete-
ly ;,removed from our bodies do
our bodies attain' incorr4ptfon and
thus inhefit' God's. Kingdom.
51. "Behold, I tell you a mys-
tery:
ys-te'ry: Weshall pot sleep.but we
shall :all be changed, 52, in a um-
- -in" the twriiglin,g lot an eye,`.
• at. the last trump: for the trunnpet
shall sound, and the dead shall be
raised incorruptible ;:nt1 'we shall
be, changed.' Those living when
'Christ 'comes will not fall' asleep,
that is die, before they are caught
up to be with Hite. We shall be
changed in 'many' ways. Our bodies.•
will be changed.. Our minds .will
be enlarged. Out .very characters
shall be purified and we shall be'
Presented . spotless • before the
- Throne of Gi•ace..
'53. "For this corruptible 'must •
put on incorruption, and 'this mortal'
must put on innnortwlityr" ,The •
bodies in whicli'we•'now live are
-mortal. The bodies in which We
shall live will be immortal. free
from death, and the possibility of ,
'death forever, • ,•
, 54. "But When this corruptible
shall have i,ut ,on incorruption, and
this mortal shall have put on 'im-
' mortality, then shall come to pass
thesaying that is written. 'Death•
is swallowed hp in, victory., 55.
.0 grave, where is thy, victory? 0
• death, where is thy sting?" Death
is • only an. instrument •in God's
hands,. and having .done its .J•ent-
porary work is thrown asides and
resurreielon, steps- in, and with its
supreme victory reverses all of
that which seemed a Victory for
death.'
56. "The sting of death is sin:'
and the power of sin is the law.''
In the lain Is sera fhe'-et.tir•easfoii
e,f• the nail of rod, 57. IBut. thanks ..
be to God,. \filo giveth us the vie -
tory through our Lord Jesus
Christ." . The victory here meant
is the victory over death and the
'grave. Christ by' his death hath
destroyed him that had -the power
of death, 'that, is, elle devil, and de-
livered them who through fear of
death were 'all' their -lifetime sub-
ject' to bondage:. ' Christ deprives
death er all power to injure 1-Iis'
people) Christ not only gives us
this victory but He now Creates
the soul after the image' Of God
and repairs all 'the eviil which
death had inflicted. He restores us
to that state from ;which 'sitr had
i';ast us down. He rescues our
bodies from' the grave and £asit-
lofii't'lient. like unto lis body, even
by .that. power whereby he Is able
to subdue 'all things unto Hint-
self (Phil, 3:21)1 Had it not been
Director of the Consumer Sec-
tion,.. Department of Agriculture.
Development Of 1,
Dehydrated Food
• Fruit ' and Vegetables 75 to
90 Per Cant .Water
•
.Announcement that before :the
' end of this year Canada'ntay send •
35,000,000 dpzert dehydrated eggs
to the United Kingdom calks 'at-
ttinn,, says the Stratford •Bea -
v isn-Herald, to, the raid develop-
ment `of this food 'process as ap
plied to all . kinds of fratit and
vegetables. ' ' ' •
Vt •Strange as it inay scent. fruit
. 'and vegetables are' from 55- to 90
per cent water, and'tit`was pointed out at a ccfiivetition of dehydra-
ters'in Chicago -that during the
past year about 150,000 tons of
• water were '..shipped front.the '
United :States to Britain in -that'
form. . All that • was so much
shipping place taken up with
something that was of no value.
Dehydration was first 'practiced,
''•Pout ten Years ago. • Since then,
ea the result of millions of. dollars
spent on 'research, it has made
reinarkable progress. 'Last year -
- thedistributors of deliydr'ited
foods •shipped $12,000,000 worth
overseas, and it it »estimated that
this year the ratite will be nearly
$100,000,000. The • latest • tech-
nique sirpiy' eliminates the water
• from , the , commodity treated, de- •
• str•oytng harilly any, of - the, vita-
mins; and as there is no need
o grade the products. there . is a
saving of about twenty• per cent
in cosi.. These dried foods occu-
" py about one -Seventh the .hulk. of
the 'untreated foods. so that, in
• • effect, one ship can carry as Much
as seven the old way. In view
of the vast quantities el products ..
that have torte :shi.pped .t013ritain,
and to • Various -war fronts,
' ""this is a vital contribution to, the
, war effort. , '
All that' is needed for ,use is
to warm the dried foods in a little
water. Then they swell out and -
assume their normal shapes. Al -
for Christ, death would have
most 'any -kind of 'fruit or veget-
able can be dehydrated. •• reigned forever over .our orvn'falleti
bast season, 'ingland had ,3511,-
• 000 acres 'producing. sugar+ •beetl.
next year this is expected to he.
e.ome' 1'05,000 acres.
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CANADIAN AIRMAN WINS. GEORGE MEDAL
eant Thomas . B Miller of Owen. Sound, • Ont and. St. John,
N113.0 first member of the Royal ' Canadian Air Force to win the
George Medal 'gained .the award for "prompt and extremely .brave
action." This picture is the first to reach Canada sinee his exploit.
The 20 -year-old observer, entered the flaming wreck of his 'crashed
bomber twice to'rescue, first the pilot and then the wireless' operator.
The latter was. "sort of 'a human torch according' to Miller's own.
words, but he managed to get him to the• grass where he "rolledt°• :.
out the flames. Miller spent three m;onths,.in hospital. . The crash
:followed� s
' uccessful raid ovkr' Germany,. when they were apparently,
trailed lionie by a Messerschmit1 which did no open ,fire until -they
neared their'home base. They suffered a burst "right.On the nose,",
one engine "conked":: and a crash landing was inevitable.•
New Sentry. System
Guards War Plants
Silent sentries, many times
mote efficient than men' in storm,
fog. and :darkness, ;are guarding
miles of wire.fence enclosing
many .of ' the nation's war -pro-
duction plants,.the'du Pont Comp-
any, in • Wilmington, : Di t,, . dis-,
closed. •
They're rabeta. '
monthsof tests have ptoved
the new sentry system the most
efficient/. yet devised, the comp -
V ,J
I any said, with the robots "hear-
ing" a person's whisper or the
snip of a wire -cutter, and passing ,
these warning sounds instantly to
a watchman at his 'post or to a
-central guard • station ' inside the
plant,'
' t'The acouStie fence" -apparatus
has'the effect' of multiplying by
. tfrany times the number of 'guards -
on duty in^ aderse . weather and.
at night when guards would have.
to ,be ,placed almost 'elbow to el-. •.
bow to provide, protection; du' •
• -Pont engineers said.
I , ' The robot sentinels ran keep
race; but Christ has given us the
victory; so thatthe believer may .
even now :say 0 death, where is
thy sting? 0 grave, where it •thy
Victory?., •
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HORIZONTAL
on ice.
7'Players move
on
12 Cha
13 Smell.,.
16 Organs of bees
17 Minute object.
18 Flyer.
19,Its players
score on
opponents' •
20 To sell.
22 Coin.
23 Butter lumps
,24 To subsist.
25 Female sheep.
27 Falsehood.
29 -Delivery from
injury.
' 32 -To sting.
33 -• • • •Unit.. •.-•
" 34.14 prriment
35 Sailors.
38 You.
29 Senior'(abbt
40 Female deer
41 Sorrowful,
42 Fuel
*INTER PORT
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"A .CONTRIBUTION TO
CANADA'S ALL=OOT`
WAR EFFORT
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s3'efeetiS' :8evee,a Es'LIMITED 75
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an alert 24-hour watch over fences
'often fifteen? of ••twenty. mile in
length, they explained, enabling
the_•liuniap guard •to'hear what is'
going • on for .several `milts along
.the line and 'to tell, instantly the '
location of any disturbance.
• Cosi:I Is. Be.omling
• Big .IC Problem
• Britain now is consuming '.far.
more coal than before. the war
and.. -will have "a. very • difficult'
task to me next year s demands»
for /he fuel, an official spokes
pian said,
He.fdresaw no difficulty for the
present winter;. however, .despite•
increased.'. consumption ".and 'said '
`there 'had' been no stoppage of es-
sential• industries. ' • .
the •home market, he added., •
will absorb almost four.and a halt
tons'a person next Year, and "we
must produce •4,000,Q00..„,tons for
every •week of the year.” J
No Near Collapse
Of German Morale
Germany ' Knows She Is .
• Beater -But Is Afraid To
-• Quit
Germany ) today knows she is
Ibeaten ht;t eontinuns to fight 'with
. undiminished fury in an •effort to
as ossible the
time or. post -wear reprisals, accord-
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