HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1940-01-25, Page 6British Bombers Return From Raid On Heligoland
The crews of the English bombers that took part in the raid on Heligoland in December, in which they
brought down 12 German planes, are shown, BOTTOM, leaving their planes after returning to their undie-
closed. base in En,eland. Three of the English bombers that took par in the raid are shown taking off at
dawn from their base, on the start of the bombing expedition.
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Sunday
School
Lesson
LESSON IV
JESUS DRAIVIATICALLY PRO-
CLAIMS HIS MESSIAHSHIP
Matthew 21: 1-16.
GOLDEN TEXT.—Behold, thy
King cometh unto thee. Matt. 21:5.
In. this lesson the perfect char-
acter of the Lord Jesus is revealed
to us afresh — his perfect know-
ledge, his infinite tenderness, his
holy wrath against unholy things,
his compassion for the blind and
the Iame, his perfect calmness in
the midst of forces furiously bent
upon destroying him.
Matt. 21: 1. And when they
drew nigh unto Jerusualem. Our
Lord has spent Saturday and Sat-
urday evening in the home of
Mary, Martha and Lazarus, in the
village of Bethany, just over the
top of the Mount of Olives. Now
comes Christ's last visit to Jerus-
alem in the beginning of the week
which will terminate in his cruci-
fixion. And came unto Bethphage,
unto the mount of Olives. Then
Jesus sent two disciples, 2. saying
unto them, Go into the village
„ that is over against you, and
straightway ye shall find an ass
tied, and a colt with her; loose
there, and bring them unto me.
B. And if any one say aught unto
You, ye shall say, The Lord hath
need of them: and straightway he
will send them. We are free to
suppose that our Lord has already
spoken to the owner of the colt
when he sent the) two disciples,
for nothing in the narrative con-
tradiets this. The owner of the
ass seems to have known Jesus,
and perhaps was a disciple.
Riding Upon An Ass
4. Now this is come to pass, that
it might be fulfilled which was
spoken through the prophet, say..
in, 5. Tell ye the daughter of
Zion, Behold thy King cometh
uu-
to thee, Meek, and riding upon an
ass, and upon a colt the foal of an
ass. This prophecy is found in
Zech. 9: 9. TWO things were it -
tended by the coming of Jesus to
Jerusalem in this way. The first
was that of official kingly entry,
manifestation of his ¥ingship to
the crowds of Jerusalem. And yet,
aecondly, Jesus wont in this way to
exhibit not merely his kingliness,
but Ids meekness. (That the Ring
Messiah should come to Zion rid-
ing on an ass lneant, for the Jew-
ish people, that he was to have a
:kingdom not of this world).
The Triumphal Entry
6, And the diseiples Went, and
(did even as Jesus appointed them.
'And brought the as, and the co%
Old put ot there their. garments;
*ndhe sat thereoe. 8e, And the
Most emit Of the nraltitude spread
their garments it the *ay; and
ethers cut branches from the trees,
itnd spread them In the *ay. Mut's
qvceoutt,ot this event (12: 13) im.
forms us that the branches were
from palm -trees, The palm, , in
Vaose days, was regarded &s the
bol of victory and triumph,
brandiee atreINA We :iffl
symbolized Christ's triumph and
the people's joy.
6. And the multitudes that went
before hin,. and that followed,
cried, saying,. Hosanna to the son
of David: Blessed is he that corn -
edit in the name of the Lord.
10. .And when he was come into
Jerusalem, all the city was stirred,
saying, Who is this? 11. And the
=etudes said, This is the prophet,
Jesus, from Nazareth of Galilee.
The attention of the whole city
of Jerusalem was attracted to the
coming of Jesus. For at least an
hour the people recognized him
for what he was.
The Temple Cleansed Again
12. And Jesus entered into the
temple of God, and cast out. all
them that sold and bought in the
temple, and overthrew the tables
of the money -changers, and the
seats of them that sold the doves.
This took place in the large outer
court of the temple, separated
from the shrine by a stone par-
apet. (The doves were the sacri-
fice offering of the poor.) 13. And
he said unto them, It is written,
My house shall be called a house
of prayer: but ye make it a den
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of robbers. The priests, who ought
to have been the holiest men in
all Isreel, were in the very temple
dedicated to God robbing people
who came - with spiritual burdeiee
sending them away poorer than
before,
and disgusted with the
Whole business.
14, And the blind and .the 'eine
came to him in the temple; and
he healed them. 15; But When the
(thief priests and the scribes saw
the Wonderful things that he did,
and the children that were crying
in the temple, and saying, Hose
anna to the son of David; they
Were moved with indignation. The
hierarchical pnrty, who had mostly
ignored Jesus hitherto, now tecrii
for hi destruction, their interests
being threatened by this temple,
reforming zeal. The chief priests
had a monopoly of these sales in
the temple, and drew enormous
profits from them. 16. And said
unto him, Nearest thou What these
sire saying? And ;Jesus saith unto
them, Yea: did. ye never read, Out
of the mouth of babes and suck-
lings thou has perfect praise?
These children were no doubt
some who had heard the shouts
at the triumphal entry, and at the
sight of Jesus in the temple began
to sing out what they had heard.
FARM...
COLUMN
PASTEURIZING WHEY
Importance of pasteurizing; in
cheeee-making was stressed by
Frank Hern, secretary -treasurer
of the Dairymen's Association of
Western Ontario, in an address to
delegates attending the assecia-
tiles 73rd annual convention.
Eighty-five percent of the 79
factories operating in Western On-
tario are now pasteurizing whey,
said Mr. Hern, also chief provin-
cial dairy instructor for the terri-
tory.
"Pasteurizing is an important
point in preventing fruity and off.
flavor cheese," said Mr. Herns.
"it has been noticed each year
that where, even for a short pe-
riod, the whey which is to be re-
turned to the milk cans, was ne-
glected to be pasteurized, objec-
tionable flavors were soon notic-
ed in the cheese."
COOKED POTATOES FOR HOGS
A considerable portion of the
potato crcp is unsuitable for seed
or table stock. Various methods of
utilizing the cull potatoes have
been suggested, and one method
is to feed the potatoes to live
stock. Potatoes may be fed to
practically all kinds of live stock,
but apparently they have their
greatest feed value when cooked
and fed to hogs, states Leonard
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Griesbach, Assistant, Dominion
Experimental Farm, Fredericton,
N.B.
It has been demonstrated by
many feeding trials at various in-
stitutions that four pounds of
boiled or steamed potatoes will re.
pliee approximately one pound of
ground barley, when fed in a bal-
anced ration to hogs.
Indians Receive
Medical Services
Five Hundred Doctors and
Dentists Are Employed In
Looking After Health of Ca-
nada's Redskin, Pnpulatitm
sateguarding thetea:lth of. the
Indian .population, the ',Dominion
'Onverinnent Zudian Affairs Branch
employs about five hundred doct-
ors and dentists on whole or part-
time work, and has several hospi-
tals of its own and a small but ef.
ficient field nursing servtee. It
supplies medicine .both by central
purchase and local prescription,
and engages in every activity re-
lating to the health of about 118,000
Indians living In about eight hun-
dred separate communities in Can-
ada.
New Hospitals
Tho new Fisher River Indian
Hospital will servo a community of
about 1,509 Indians, which former-
ly had to send hospital patients to
Winnipeg. This and the new hospi-
tal at Dynevbr,"Man., are being eS•
tablished as a means of providing
needed care for sick Indians at a
cost less than that of admitting
them to public WS 111111.1011S.
POP—Singular
RADIO
AND
By MADGE
INTERFERENCE REMOVED
CBC has at last come to an agree,
meet with the Mexicae Govern-
ment to have the wave-leugth ot
NieRA, the .po welded station at
Vilin A.cune, shifted to another
channel, his means that signals
from CBL, Toronto, can now lie
broadcast tuft peatet through or t
Ontario.
XERA has ken a there in the
side of CBI., ter yeare. The Mexi-
can station Is the most powerful
transmitter in the western hemis-
phere, and is measured nt 25,9,000
watte. it obliteratea night recep-
tion from CBL in many parts of the
province and seriously interfered
with reception elsewhere.. Mexican
radio authorities have agreed to
move it to another channel where
its signals will not affect Catudiau
outlets.
AROUND THE DIAL
There lo '0 strong :'umor that the
Chase and Sanborn Hour is soon
to be broadcast from Non' York.
CRY instead of from Hollywood.
Just when Edgar Rergen and Char-
lie McCarthy, Donald Dickson and
R.obtert Armbruster will pack their
bags and fly east is not kuown,
Rudy 'Vallee is not retiring from
radio after all. He has just signed
np With a new sponsor and will he
heard on Thursdays at 9:30 p.m.,
over the NBC red network. Vallee
will begin broadcasting as soon as
"Good News" follows the example
of the Chase and Sanborn Hour by
going into thirty minutes of show
time.
Coast-to-coast radio in Canaan
has added a striking personality
NOTES
NEWS
ARCHER
to Rs entertalitineet forces in the
person of Captain 3. J. Cagnier,
Bandmaster of If, M. , Canadian
Grenadier Guards, who directs "On
Parade" the new military musical
show hoard on ThursdaY evenings
from 8:30 to 9:90 E,S,T., °year'
COL, Captain. Cagnier is ono of
the busiest and most versatile mus-
icians in the Dominion. Resides be-
ing conductor of the famous mili-
tary organization he is CFIC's Quo -
bee Regional Director of Music, a
famous guest conductor and a busy
adjudicator in both Canada and the
United States, Ile is also a com-
poser of reputation and holds the
degree cf Doctor of Music tram the
Univereity of 'Montreal.
TO BE HEARD
Saturday, January 27111, 1:55 p.m.
CBL, Metropolitan Opera , . 10
p.m., CBL and CBY, NBC Symph-
ony ... Jau. 28, 3 p.m., CFRI3, N. Y.
Phil. Orel), , • le00 p.m, CSL, The
Chase and Sanborn Hour .. Jan.
29,, 8:30 pat„ CBY, With the
Troops in England . . 9:00 p.m.,
CFRB, Radio Theatre • 10:00
p.m., CBL, Contented Hour . .
Jan, 30, 8:39 CBL, Informa-
tion Please . 9:00 p.m., (3BL,
Reginald Stewart , . . 10:00 p.m„
CBL, Les Concerts SYmPhonielles
Jan. 31, 9:30 p.m., Percy Faith
10 p.m., CBL, Strike Up the
Band . , February 1, 4:15, Roder-
ta Beatty on Trouping the Coun-
try ... 3:00 p.m., CBL, Miss Trent's
Children . . . 8:30 p.m., CBL, "On
Parade" — . 9:00 p.ta., CBL, Good
News . . 9:30 p.m., OBL, Bing
Crosby,
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12 Coupled.
13 Venerable.
15 Bone.
16 Belong.ing to
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17 Robin.
18 To crush.
20Famounterecia
21 -Climbing
plant.
23 Eccentric
wheel.
24 You and me.
25 Blockhead.
26 Burden.
27 Railroad.
28 Throat.
30 Evil.
31 A beverage.
33 Upon.
34 Being.
35 Seasoning.
36 Blackbird.
37 Type measure.
38 Valuable
property.
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3 Booty.
4 Snow glider.
5 Marriage.
6 Alleged .force.
7 Lean.
8 Hourly.
9 Pair.
10 Earthy matter.
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mammal.
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25 Toothlike
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28 Nothing.
29 To commence.
30 Wager.
32 Battering
machine.
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36 Venomous
snake.
39 Sun.
40 -To walk with
short steps.
41 Plant,
42 Journey.
43 Seasame.
44 Guinea.
45 Note in scale.
46 Portion of e.
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48 Spain.
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50 Credit.
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