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Amazing 12 -Day- Trip �t �r ` ` Via' f � r
c'' �4Ald�lr3 a r .q'�' .-{: yam.-�•7.- - ,,. :..• �',s�» r 1.- .- <, " % prI.oduction t0 - tll.e AY',y I''.II'ler= .
A sturd American, ca, o e ser >' w ? .• ., .,, ..a <. . , + -- �'apatiese-inspired reassurances �:i gency Relief, ,Present weekly • six; ,
with half her starboard side • M.¢� k :',Y -. >:,:• '..,.: t--!'�^ ° i ' that conditions at camps where dickers indicate that .it will coop
, blown away , b an axis tor• .edo'-- . e' +' • �u '3 w. ` ? i a '
:, " t �• r �+ Hong If'ang war prisoners .are held be heard v'ia the ,air -1440s, at, ".1
Y Y x p y "" v m r, v d i the months sines �!, hi like 10 900.00 a week
. 'has • completed an„ incredible 12- �.,. ,'• :,.. - t ... a hay e' i .:P. o e . , n r; v :, somet ng , . .
da voya a home to a Gulf Coast. ~-' i,./ i cost. Tru] � an inspiring Show, . ,
y < j' s a✓ i ",i�. :fi;...:,. December brought a'olne measure > / 9 i Y p Fe s
r,�s¢ r the' faimer British colony fel last.
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. Even the officers were .amazed f packed with fun, ,and with Irving
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at the' craft's "" �:. mately 1,600 Canadians believed n of his, World No. 1 Re -
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tn�ey viewed• the damage in'a gulf+ "'; : M ll x M to be. prisongrs there. ` ' f vue; "Oh. How I Hate to Get' Up . •
port , drydoclK. However, the ship . , .i. ax? The report of improved condi `,r " in the Morning," . "This is the
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. ill :sail again as 'soba as the a -' �' ' # ',> ��'�. ' ' dry' ' ` - tions made public recently by the `
w . g g P ,^, a,. Army is de tined to a great Ana
Ing hole in her steel plates is re- « I w External Affairs 'Department and e, stage, •
. ;:.,, , ' l r q.:.; < r� z :a,a • �� ,,, healthy life, via the' t Lha .
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Only two men 'wer'e injured, s` H "' Lured at fife, Far East base. are, sat m 'Charlie McCarthy recently sold
neither' seriously, .when the ship' :ii►+{, �l11 ,:" isfied with .their food rations, that % a Bomber load a# Bonds for Uncle
Was torpedoed at 6.0.5. p.m., on May ` pF disease has been checked'and that
;' Sam .in • his t i r of Airplane
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22',' In the (.aribbeau.- Tho missile . �:, f, f: Manufacturing Plants: • . .
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, leas --declined >?romi.a total',of °1,150< ' `� `, Jimmie 'l~`idTer. gives '.a. $'25.00
gm - an enemy. eubtuarine whipit, „
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•- . _ - s ... �(is. not sighted,; struck amidships•• : ;; ,;:�._.."� .�..;..;.. � ,
• �• b' � � "` ""� ictory Bond' away ,each week ono.
• on -the staa-boaid • -side. � « ' In less .reassurizrg, vein, the re- Claire > Booth, the' globe -trot- his S'u. nday night •q.30" Hollywood .
. ,,', - ' - Took- Zig-Zag Course - ,. ' . Rg - ,
„ port described„ transport difficul- actress -a
Crewmen said' the '. be an n' vi- > r ties' as "'acute" ,gad •said it .has ti author,. act at►u war Commentary, heard, from CKOC
" ' >" "r'" been virtuall imposs•i'iteSPondent, vwho recently gave a and' CKCL:
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gating on a zip -sag course along °'��" ._� y impossible" to
ha in In large uantitiesof suli vivid '"LIFE"' story:on�the $aide Brother B'ab•'is' aggain at 'helm
a reef . fter Tieing lint and about g 4 .
' Wxee hou'ra daCer saw a�; black puff plies to Hong .Bong: of Egypt, is heard quite frequent- of, Music Hail on Thursday -nights. µ
. of smoke and a .geyser or. water1111111111111611111 Food Clothing est, speer tor, 'and h sil golfnghis, fisging,eagle
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,File nearby. Working from, photographs of wrecked planes Her R. Bollirr art director "Flying," draws - No complaints had. been received ,guest, al,.commenta
They g, g, 'war analyst! mi and his HORSES - somi
could- not. decide whether. artist's 'conception' .-of- -"-Zero'-' fighter... Phi$ carries 20•'mm. cannon in each win two about clothin the Japanese ac- '* * folks' call that 'a holiday.
- another torpedo ' from the undersea• machine guxls mounted on engine, cowl. , count claimed. Officers ' were re,- i� �� Musical. sensation . of the year
p•:- Craft had hit the• reef or whether quiired to • pay' for ,their clothing,' Curlilbeks Phil Harris, or, 'as
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enemy craft itself had plowed �/ A �j found there. And he said, I will but otHer ranks were supplied .free. Jack .Benny would call -him, Young .twelve year old Lorin
into the rocks.. S U I� A ' l ' not do it, if I' find .thirty there:. SC�U �G a a � Similarly, officeY+s paid for the "Corny Joe of the Wilshire Bowl" . Memel, -who has been doing some.
• ,.31. And he said, Behold Aow, 1 food they obtained. -is about to he a military •band- P -flits . summer conducting„ off'
Theship, running empty, ducked - �j / such august.,organizati'ons-as thd. ' .
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,have.taken.upon,me to speak unto-.,.._Fo, - `pia_gter_ He might venbe wpv-
-i6to a littlg-tuay,foi emergency re- • the Lord: peradventure there lying i,i'on-adges;'-the- ue ne ,o� sympir -
• c „ pairs .just . beore daylight the next /r �+ �+ r "Wings", of Scoutin were award �1 in all cawps, ,were described ' Ing a baton • over an ' Air' . Force .
h� . G J J O• -N shall be ,twent found there. And g► 'orchestra, and others. .Somewhat
. morning and. the,'n for 12 days and' Y • as similar to 'iHe food given Jap-'.; qr,...'a Coast Guard band.,liy the
' • he 'said I will not destro it 'for' ed eight. St. Thomas 'Boy Scouts- reminiscent of 19th century bril'.
nights' pushed across' the 'Carib- y amese troops in this same' locality: time you' read this. At any rate,
2 Aur, he said and presented by Wing Comman- lianpe• �.as ;exemplified,.in the• Mo=
n d t A, 2RANAflll S $N•TEERCESS.ORY , ithe +twenty\ii sake. 3 d ,. •Covsillerable, • difficulty hada Been Harris wh is'''cau . t short right
_ bE"%4 ?_ be 'Gulf wf l4Yexico' �e>cl:._ ... _ _ Ttolles_.befoxe a,_lar .,m_, '' 1' zart's Schubert's 'and Waeg•ner'(��
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. PitJ►1tER-Cenes.s 1I _ peiena the T�ord-lre angry; and . .�. -]
exper%need of 'fn st in stili'p'lyi3ig' bt *sen; the first anii:-thud, ;draft ,- - _. _ _ -_- T
lug steadily despite the greaC hole - - - -
LESSON 32a I .will speak yet' but "this once. gathering of military and tra?n+i9 -
m herr side. .., • , - amts and 1.rife ; ublic at Pinafore . food in adequate quantities but by with a self supporting wife and a ,' wwo ksproofeemuacul� oouit -
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Printed Text-Gene,.s' I& 23-33 , 'Peradventure .ten shall be found p the .end of March each inan was baby', feels that it ' is about' time formed
. ' .."When. ' I' saw that hole I • wad.. Park on Dominion. Da The boys merit during their early year .
ore seared than I was when the GOLDEN TEXT= -"The sul�'plica.: there. And 'he said,'' T: will, not y receiving 1,139 gram§ (40 ounces)' he does+his stuff for the services. D s f; i.j�_,�
. . . +. i. -- k-- d s" it f4i the -'s "sage':'' "^'1'�e ;mstr':.^.t'ed. b,", �}yil an: ln- Of rl B .470. am' 1% ounces oY ' be Benn 's Maestro � the Po&-IaT IiiL� fD� �ll^c. 'w"e I..i-
" +lo=pe+lo l:it ss;' 'said 'Sa.on.�,' Matta -€ s ..g..teoac =..an ae>.1 �y c 8i s ( ) Who ll Y mal
Smuckler with a wry grin. "I'don'.t'
et6 wncii: James '5:16. The motives 'that . prompted Ab- structor Jack . Shepherd , of • the fresh vegetables, 139 grams,' ('fitre' - ' fall ' when' the series rd -opens, . is elude a:'little j' �ngle' called Jmg1eE t11
'.see how` the old girl brought us THE 'LE SON IN ITS SETTING rahiun .were twofold: first. theizs'. R:' ,C.: A. F. Technical` Training ounces) of meat-,ineluding fish stall a question:. Perhaps' Phil's Jangle, Jingle, and, another on��
home. I'm telling ,you, half t• '•' `lime: l'robabl about 1900 -was a. natural anxiet about his School. t put, put, put
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-' ship was gone. The,hole extended' B:C. , ., 'kinsman. Lot.. Twenty years had'; '. ' . `' The Japanese repor,:t asserted might be 'a- good 'idea.. , ,fes
right down to. the kee: and the ` P'laee: Hebron, . twenty - two : passed since Lot bad ]eft him and Many thousands '•of Sea Scouts that'. officers and .men . received a *. C1'sOslan �HVE; �S.'
Leel' was .twisted." ' miles 'south' of Jerusalem: r 'now the strong impulse:of natural - -from 'all. parts of Great Britain weekly ration of 30 gram's (one' • The' stage, the screen- and prob- �
' First Intercession • affection stirred; him. to ,make an - ' 'liave gone- into the Royal, Navy,' ounce) oR tobacco fires along with By C>E1 tali Gr'ast %.
"An effort to save Sodom lest' las and'.have..made a fine' 'record.; kwill be all• joining
23,. , d Abraham dreW near, +?' ably radio
I necessities as soap,. small hands. in ma 'ing a gigantic na- Goslings- have replaced motoy
C j. ��'� � � tt-t e, tl}e nephew i ht b.e ave • Iielmed in cotton Towels, socks and, tooth
..-. ___.. _Y,. _-___ _. _�__.- . , - , .err? s :id,. g -' ,r , . . , .. Lional.' ,revue of Irving I.Berlin' mowers to `'tlie h dti,f ti Greys.
' teous with the wicked . 24; the overthrow: , R al religion A new Sea coir land, s'h pl;'"' paste; - it "Th rmy." AI= -' hou•iia' tra2*k fol 'fife duration hti= ,. • .
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>> tends not to destroy brit to fulfil the Venture, a rtrairning• centre. . .e
Peradventure there are' ' f i t y Y ready. a seTI-out as a stage play, mowers ate precious ` .gasoline
f>'> ' "`v>:z , �`: "..-t natural., , and central anchorage for Mont- . i the sass. ' The
aX� ` f °' rt hteous within the• cit ill all' the. impulses of "true n to r •
:: "g y� Plan Aar 'art In': ' using army talent ,and 'men' ex- while • triinnl . g
.: f^°��-p:..' not spare 'the' love• , seal district Sea Scouts; .was p • elusively, Warner's .have :pard . .goslings trim the glass and satisfy,
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r- -., • � ;;;,a� r: :. Secondl , -Abraham-feared fiat_- •launched. ,.with.'-du.e..cere'm.p'".In_,...._ __ ...:. _ - w r their appetites in .the same ..quips,
a place. for tfie fife r} Liteotia that Y H��rt®1n�lOI1 2h0.000.00 "do n a eat' fo i
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' are therein?. 25. That',be far from if .ah were swept away, the ,sur the presence„o,f a larget'.gathe.ring■ ,
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trice to-do after this. manner, to ' rounding nations might have res- of Scout officials and listing-- ' A great airport. surrounded b�
slay the righteous ith the. wick, • son. to' reproach .God and would ui hed guests: Th.e latter .'included •spacious war memorial park may .
. ed, that so. the righteous 'should accuse him •;of' unrighteousness officers of th•e `R.C.N.V.R. The rise from raid ruins-iri the:heart
01�-be as the wicked; that be�far from and inju.#ice -inasmuch as be, anchorage is located at Valois of London, according to, .reports.
,may r •thee• 'Sh'all not the Judge of all , destroyed the righteous with •the Bay,'on Lake St.• Louis:
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hovah said,. If I find in Sodom The Lord a Departure . The fifth. annual Boy Scouts' are be)n examined b, 4 line.
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! -�ue�ved to•'be .s,; fie �.mt'•"gro al SLID"�, D,R AG O S',
ti r'"' : -.Alb !' P S $2 Period.
„.. ,. Lot, lima yet •God 3ein'enibeied Scout •'i' cis.. 16 Lon aperture. ,
` zveaild 'desfio'Y, a .remarkably ac-' pipers. available for `an' air ort Provided «, g p 23 Baglike part. __`
sham and sent Lot out of. the . • ' • P P P'A S RAS ERS R E I
t ' . ` curate prefi uYin� of the tom as • ' ,• 17 Bathes:Z+-;
.1 Ig . g P that certain building restrictions
cion of the Lord. midst of the overthrow (Chap.' Some 6,000 Scouts and . Guid.es 19 Spirits. . O P T i C A L R O T E M 26 South' Amezi•. m „ .
w 1'9.29) .so that there' had been of Leeds g , are applied in the', "immediate ,
n I The friend of God ' is com as , ..England, attended a streams. • - S A TILL liJ E E P P ca (abbe..).
:::v�,.,..:,.., neighborhood, so as 'to ensure s .
4- ,. i? . _ _... 1 Fe ale fowl.' ERRS S ,q I D D R O L' 28 Pertaining to
3:> :<.:4:::.:.:,:;,: :>: and de- nmrecorded intercession for him specval Scout . Guide •service :an, _. _ _ _. in ... ,..,.. _ .
,;:: ._,> eionate even,of,the sinful safe aproacT} for aircraft; • "�
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graded. Abraham did not inter- ish. desires' for . United, Natio'us ' 'Sunday. - The 22 Compendiums. DOT S _ ,5 C O T E i. the, Pope.
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BR A' proposal- made some years 24 Born. A L T O T I. M E NEP 30 Beret-. s
I Former member o•f the Cana.. • cede for Lot, but .for the sinners' others, that exhale from human arade salute was taken by the
Ilan Press news staff and until in 'Sodom• He' had perllled his . hearts under 'the influence of the '� ago for alis roofing over of rail- 25'Like. - R E 5 6 S 31 Hastened.
Deputy , Chief Scout, Sir Percy +
recently, chief of news and fes- life in warfare for them he no'w love which' Christ ants in ua + = 'way wards to .provide a landing 26 Male child. 32 Ship s record
y hoerett, who is well known ,to
k Lure staff' of the, Office of Direc- leads With God for them. Where do come down "in_` i sings . on Canadian Scouts and leaders. With ground will also be considered. 27 Smart knock. ,44 To 'halt VE'KY'ICAL book..
$ ><or of ,P•.ublic Informatipn, whose ° p A central airport is unlike;y.. to =29 Doctor (abbr.) 46 Adam s m te.. 37 Side bone..
ointment . I Executive ho - had he learned this brave pity. others. We help 'one another Sir Percy were the Lord •Mayor of'. 2 Efts:•
When we pray for one another. be large enough .to serve the. huge 30 Explicit. 47 Common• verb. 3•portrait statue 39 Gents -bf
1tPP `Where but fAhi the God with, Leeds,' I,grd Ho;"wood ' and'. Gena
I . &ant is announced by • Elliott M. airliners which will maintain a . 33. Gazelle, 48 Eyelid. herbs:
j ' Little, Director of .National Set- whom he - lived by faith? , How Sir- William 'Bartholomew, ' the 4 Almozld. '
Re ional Scout Commissioner. world-wide' service from Britain 34 Sickness. 49 Sooner than. 40,To bow.'
l3 tetige Service. mach more su'rel will real 'com- g' 35 Protrusion• of 50 Ray. 5 Indian 41 Occurrence `
manion.with Jesus lead' us to loon �$ Ja an Pre ar1I1 10,b00 people, joined: , in the ser- after, the war. Large air junctions the lis 53 Sec ,ndar mulberry: 43 To sanction -
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'for ahese monsters will probably' ' 6 Steep rugged
on all men, and especially 'on 'the' �I'b 1�ittaCli '.51berla! vide and witness d the march past. 3'6 Upon. 54 Pressing tool. P 45 Bound:
LOss Of Limbs be distributed in. various parts of 37 Ugly old. 55 Important row 46 Cupid. ••
vicious and. outcast, with His eyes • ' •
Of No Importance' who saw the multiudes as sheep Like their brother Scouts of the British Isles. 1. ~woman. river in this 7 Indians. ' 49 Epoch.
'Japanese ,preparations for ' an The London airport, would act, 8 paid publicit land. r «.8 Nose opening. 51 August (abbr.) '
. her blitzed' 'Brush cities,' the 4 y• P g .
"� withou., shepherd. Indifference attack on Russia's Siberian marl- °t as a "'feeder." to the main junc- 0 Nothin 56 This land's 9 -Grain ('abbr.)', 52 Mountain ai
Lass of limbs must 'be of no ' to the miseries, 'and impenc(ing Scouts of Canterbury ' rendered g:.
" rman sol'die'rs danker of Chrrstl-ess.men is - im- time provinge i 'and' Vladivostock outstanding service during ' and tions, 'but 'it would also be ]•segs 41 Measure far former enters lO.View. (abbe.). ?�
Importance to •Ge ke are almost ',complete and if neces• enough for fast,' light planes run- print. were the I1 P.ersia& 53 To exist. - .
because' they can return to ,their' ', possible for any whom: he calls follo%� ng the G.eiman air raids : g p
irin 'not •seran'ts but friends'. This sary, the Japanese could "press the on :that ancient cathedral .town. ning �.to 'Paris and other 'nearby 1142 God of War. Manchu, -�. 12 Celebrated..' 54 Into. _
' Civilian jobs even those rcqu g., button and, start to move. into ' European ca itals, the corres •
mafival labor,. "with or without" a, passage is called `the 'sublimest Authorities in charge, of several P P1. 5 7 ; 8 9 tp 11 1211
' v Siberia", a British soiree declar- ondent hears. .
Professor act of human intercession of A.R.Y. .branches Called • on the '' P
surgical replacement," ed recently. '
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Distri�t Scout Commis loner to I 14
' . o erlin University whicji; Scripture. 'preserves a re- „ . s '
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This source, ,said .the. occupation j Obekhig Hitler
7 recently• said in'a broadcast. cord'. The object the •patriarch''' of islands at .the western tip .oi ihaihk hini for the va sable Work'
"dor everyday life,. a man does contemplated .'in his .intercession performed by the Scouts. I6 17 i6 19 ZO
was not .simply the preservation the 'Aleutians resulted in a use- Y V�itlh PleaSlare W'
. .pot need two hands, or two legs," . . . I'll3 .
1e said. of any, godly remnant' that might ful strategic situation for the I �Z
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° ,K' "Soldicrg who lose both legs 1?e ' found within the domed Japanese since WI? aced theii�� tin
QUSt NOL%a8tte Arco ding one of the tales
;an, for examine, continue"to ride' towns, but the. rescue 'of 'their enl.- attack• on the - flank W an ossible Ameihcan carried rfram l;urope and' reprint- , a5 . ,
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Japan.!' String. In Britain ed in' e'Canadian Unionist, Hit- � •
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horses:" title populations from•the impend- g • . -
All that mutilated soldiers need. Ing judgment.. • • - While Japan has massed an ler and.,Coei . were visiting ail 30 31 . 3z
-1. 10 return to their former' lives, is l army of about thirty divisions -.in - .Severe penalties for those who . armaments plant And Goering .
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aerial help is sufficient .and pity � peradventu're there shall lack five
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