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CLINTON NEWS: -RECORD
PAGE THRE
REMEMBRANCE
By "PEG"
Iinoek, Knock, I{nock. lasting peace might be pnseible,'
In response to the continued knock- Could you tell us Sir, just how things
, - ing a worried looking butler answer- stand :as Remembrance Day1947gs
ed thesummons. 1
sums ns, being: absenvved•."
There at the door he was met by Mr, World looked tom ° one " -
y£ .to en-
thral young ruen'and a woman. Could other of the ,group representing the
we speak'to the Master of the house? diffeoent nations twfhieh had been on -
they enquired. After some eonversat- gaged in the .two wars. After some
ion they were shown into the library (hesitation he said 'I am very much
and a. man, Mr, IAnxiou $Perplexed t afraid:: that the news .I have for you'
and entered the room.
The spokes- know whattosay, in fact I
would
descended a broad stairway' is not very encouraging, I hardly
.man of the group introduced them rather not say )anything.''
selves by .saying "Sir, we are sent as I Weil Sir," .laid the spokesman for
a delegation from the other world. (the group, "could' we talk it over with
We represent the thousands of Men .you as we most take back some de-
and Women, young and older who finite report to our gathering over
gave
their lives in World Wars 1 and yonder. Take for instance Britain.
II, in order that our loved ones might ; We feel confident that so long after
have freedom. Ill
the Great Beyond yon
the war she bast settled
down and is
we h ve
a been over talking � o •
g affairs zraprosperous
o
way although her
on the earth. Our object in' making torn and demo;Iished buildings may
the sacrifice was that at the close oaf not be all rebuilt. What about dear
the war there might be unity among' dear old Britain?''
.the nations of :the world and 'that a) A. cloud) swept over the face of .Mr.
,.World. Am sorry to say Britain
in very bad'`ishape. The governnle
changed soon after the war and no
the Labor party is in power. Wheth
that is the cause of the trouble or no
I would not like to say. The condi
ion there i:; " really pathetic. 'Mian
in fact are not getting enough to ea
The financial condition is: very se
ions. They are living pretty: m
on borrowed money. The opinion
those high yup in affairs of Britain i
that she has been down, but +perhap
never to the extent, she is to -day
Unless something ,happens which
almost a miracle it is just a problem
what will happen. We are hoping
and praying that the old saying wil „
remain true that will always
be an England."
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"Whatabout the United States?"
was the newt queltion. The reply
was "To us it did seem:ia tragedy that
so soon before the erose of the war
;that President Roosevelt, who had
worked d sofa'
z
thfull
.v with ..other
leader
st o
in
w
r the war should It old be.
suddenly stricken and like each one
of us had to answer the last call.
Preeident Truman has worked very
hard to fill this place and has done
well. President Roosevelt and Prime
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Minister Churchill worked so well
together it seemed the end of all
things when that. tie was broken•
Shortly after that 'Winston Churchill'
was defeated in Brittain, Things are
very unsettled hi the United !States.
There are strikes and more strikes.
President 'Truman Seems to be hav-
ing no end of trouble in Congress and
it remains to be seen what the 1948
elections will being forth"
to mention. That will give you 'some people and we sib feel that a 'world
idea of ,
the state of affairs",
"Is nothing .being done to try t;i
straighten these things out?" one
young man asked:
"Oh yes °there have been Internat-
ional conferences and coiincil5. The
United Nations Council is now meet-
ing in the United iStates, but many
many O'dilfieulfties are arising: Plans
Int ariuwer to the question fernier itsi comnnitrtee wilexi theyd are
q n what
about Canada? )Mr. World said "Can- Iuntilre:eo tlye Corned eee vaany Up
oda is ,still under' the same govern- Instil recently there were -many well
g v n !felt that Russia would consider well
ileus as during the war. Strikes are
before sh o
the order of the day there too and j e rvv of be the•scalls e -
there Seems to be (erre he the world^ )er war as those .difficulties to be
foto the e last
diet on every band. She like the war pi there arse those
who i'`
d ter i 1 'I 'o`
t t herr opinions. 141 Il .
State comparatively s Oh that
IS -bites has a ++ p a
c mpalatively ""`“" ! ennetlin could be done to Min
sized permanent army since the war) g
spi•e8 have been woiiaing but they peace m aur time!"
•
were discovered. Alii; plane service!The lady i'epr:esend:ative of the dole -
has been instituted' to elle" far north, gation said "It looks as if there was
aIlorernsgteriso
uas dciganptara�Ye,inmi.,w YCaniad-ma z is little Chrstianity
stianity i
n the World
today.
We thought when we laid dawn our
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r•gnts are being liz'ought over ,roan lives that the mations would be so
di .l c •s
a ed t tire•
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or . 'r;
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t a epeace fo
to t'heri a long shit°° time.lel
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t o had in Canada:" j God's word that there will never• be
lasting peace but eve are much die -
where
about the European countries appointed
where all the ? suoh
d that world affairs aro in
strife suss. was the soa state--+tva5 our sacrifice worth
next question, while will be the queside,, nslcs:d when
(revival is near at 'hand."
The faces of the young represent-
atives brightened and the spokesman
said, "That looks better, for a few
with Christ means more than an
army of the enemy. As far as the.
report we are to take back is con
eerned it is not very encouraging.
Please ,Mr. Anxious Perplexed World
ask the people to keep on praying
and read .His, word, accept Him and
follow in his footsteps. That evi-
dently has been the trouble, Those
on Earth have largely forgotten God
and until tl they
co
me back to; Him
there can be nothing but: chaos."
Sir
willyou,
tell the people of 'our
visit and remind them of our ehal-
g' lenge. We have thrown to them the
torch and it is for therm to hold it
high. We xnssst return now to give
our report, discouraging although a
neat deal loft '•
t is. Thank you for ex-
plaining just how world affairs Stand.
We are ofs
course disappointed d mt
ed bu
pP t
knew wt'h
at
with God
11 things are
ossilble. Good evening:"
AE•tex they had gone Mr. World sat
Jong into the night thinkng over the
strange- experience and decided that
LEGION CHURCH PARADE
uSL"APOtRTII--1'1Sle1nbers of Seater,
th 'branch of the Canadian Legion,
No. 1;66, attended a elinurch ,parade on
Sunday ,evening, to' the First Pres,
bytterian Church, Rev. R. II, i1 '
W Izasas, '
addressed the veterans.
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
copeenere -- Despite bhe first
snowfall of the season; overoaet skies
and cold winds, a representative
group of :citizens attended an, impress.
ice Remeanbaance Day siiviee here
Su
nd y morning in the. Goderio'h Bap-
tist Church, conducted 'by the minist,
er, Rev. G. W. H. 1VIedle .
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y
COW KILLED ON' HIGHWAY
DUBLIN -- A cow belonging to
Albert .Cronin was strnek and killed
by a ear on Highway 8.
the
would
send a world o �ut
bzoa
dca
st
asking kLmall to follow
request o
st
q ft
the
folie young people .and to pray; pray
and pray that the world would be-
come, Christianized zed that peace
would be ours.
The condition there is very serious we go back. What are the young
and also very pitiful There in star- people doing? Have they ;Eor raker)
vation ori everyfhand. The Preneh Christ altogether?"
govetnnnelt has changed and there is
a great dceal 0 communism there. "Well," said Mr, Anxious Perplexed
he
King of Denmark died and was ailTce, World, "Ghrisftiane shave always been
eeded by his son King Frederici:.IX. ran the minority and now it seems
Germany the cause of both wars is worse than ever. Even one el -suedes
divided into three zones British, I are , falling down terribly. At a con -
American and Russian. 5lpaial has !tmmaon service recently a newly iii-•
had trouble but seems to have settled,}ducted minister niucll to the master -
down again. •Poland, Yugoslavia, Cze. nation, indignation and worry' 01
ehosiova'kia, Rumania,' Bulgaria and many of his congregation made the
Austria are having strife politically announcement that there wouldbe a
Greece is very much to the fore in seating 01the young people on a
the U. N. Council. Russia to the East cenitarn night. At the close there
of them all seems to have her own 'would be a dance in the basement of
idea as to what rho 'wants but the the ehurch. There are many today
outside world knows little of what is . who want pleasure and amusement
going on there, nor yet what she but .they have 110 thought of God.
her'; Surely we have had punishment
intends to do, The countries,
Allies in • the last was aro conning •,enough to realize that if we make
in for a great deal of criticism Teem 1 promise in John 3:16 our very
her- Generalissimo Stalin is still at the '• flwll Haat we will find pleasure in
head of affairs there. 1 Cliratien living which the world can
1never give. Christ tells us that who -
"China le again torn with civil war. 805101' will come to (Lint He will in
India has been granted self govern- no wise east out. 11 only our young
mens and is now divided into Palls -'people would accept Him there would
tan and India. There Ids been much be a great deal less trouble in the
bloodshed and Mehandas Candi - who world. There i4 one thing retrain,
has been their leader is at times fear- churches have been dedicated to the
fol of the euthome of it all. Palestine, cause of Christ ,and our Saviour will
is just now in the throes of real I not dwell in our hearts while we
trouble. What the result of things ; allow the world to live there. People
there will be no one knows, May God say the church is not attractive
grant bleat no sudden sem* will start 'enough to draw people. Christ's rol-
a war which will be the worst in all lowers ' should consider that their
history. There are other countries pleasure and privilege. There are
involved but they nee too' 1i57nerotis many conferences of young Chrstieat
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