HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1941-03-06, Page 2Distinguished Canadian Scientist Killed in Plane Crash
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
SCOUTING
LESSON X
CHRIST REJECTED --
Luke 20 ; 8--21 ; 38.
PRINTED TEXT, Luke 20 : 9-20
GOLDEN "TEXT. ---Blessed are ye
When men reproach you, and per-
secute you, and say all manner of
evil against you falsely, for my
sake. Matt. 5 : 11.
THE
Time.—Tuesday, ApeSON IN s 4, A.D. 30.
Place.—A11 the events of the
chapter, down to 21 : 5, h kplace
et
in Jerusalem proper; Mount
discourse was given o n the the from
of Olives, directly pp
and east of the Holy City.
The prophecies uttered in this
lesson are wonderfully rich, a rev-
elation of Christ's divine fore-
knowledge and an unveiling of fu-
ture events.
The Wicked Husbandmen
Luke 20: 9. "And he began to
epeak unto the people this parable:
A man planted a vineyard, and let
it out to husbandman, and went in-
to another country for a long time.
10. And at the season he sent unto
the husbandmen a servant, that
they should give him of . the fruit
of the vineyard: but the husband -
men beat him, and sent him away
empty; 11. And he sent yet another
servant: and him also they beat,
and handled him shamefully, and
eeut him away empty. 12.
And e
sent yet a third: and him also they
wounded, aril east him forth. 13.
And the lord of the vineyard said,
What shall 1 do? I will send my
beloved son; it may be they will
reverence him. 14. And wL• 'u the
husbandmen saw him, they reason-
ed one with another, saying, This
is the heir; let us kill him. that
the inheritance may he ours." The
Inference in this parable is that the
owner will eventually come back to
the vineyard and punish his treas-
onable and murderous tenants by
death. That the vineyard and its
husbandmen together represent Is-
rael, almost all would agree. The
lase of The Vine as a symbol of the
Jewish people is a familiar one in
the Old Testament. With' it go the
thoughts of Divine care for it, and
Divine hope of fruit from it. Have
we here, then, the Vineyard as the
emblem of the people, and their
Leaders --the Rabbis, Elders, and
Teachers — represented by the
wicked cultivators? If that be so,
the servants sent by the owner are
prophets bringing a message to the
people.
Warning to the Husbandmen
15. "And they cast him forth out
of the vineyard, and killed him.
What therefore will the lord of
the vineyard do unto them? 16. He
will come and destroy these hus-
bandmen, and will give the vine-
yard unto others. And when they
heard it, they said, God forbid."
If the husbandmen here referred to
ave the ecclesiastical leaders of Is-
rael, who should have been godly
men warmly welcoming the Mess-
iah instead of partaking in his
death, then the punishment here
predicted was definitely accom•
edishect in the destruction of Jer-
iealene under Titus in A.D. 70.
From their cry "God forbid!" we
are rather led to believe that the
Jews knew immediately et what
Ohrist was hers speaking. and that
many of them were definitely con-
scious that they were symbolized
lyy the husbandmen of this par -
The dejected Stone
17. "But be looked upon them,
mad said. What then is this that is
written, The stone which the build-
ers rejected, The salve was made
the head of the corner? 18. Every
one that ta.11eth on that on 'wonone t
be broken to pieces;
eoever it shall tall, it will scatter
Vim as dust."
The careful reader of this Cunt er• i
station will be struck with two
@points in it, first that Jesus claims
%o be the heir of God; second, it
is implied. that this was known
by the Jewish leaders. it was just.
because they knew Him to he the
Messiah, they were so eager to
!ease Him, That the stone here
spoken of was the Lord Jesus
Christ must be acknowledged by
eseryoa e.
Question of Tribute
19.. "And the scribes and the
ahiet priests sought to lay hands
en him in that very hour; and they
'feared . the people: Int they per -
solved that he spoke this parable
ttinst them. 20, And they watch-
*d htm, and sent forth spies, who
Reigned themselves to be right-
eons that they might take hold of
this speech., ern as to deliver him
wp to the rule and to the authority
Of the governor," The reason that.
the scribes and the chief priests
Wanted to lay hands upon the lord
uvea not 'that He had done any-
thing wrong, not that Ile was tell -
tag a lie, liut that, Fee was telling
the truth, in exposing their sinful-
ness. The only reason thCY slid not
lay hold of the Lord at this per.
tieulae hour was through fear of
the people. Meantime they plot-
ted an elaborate scheme to trap
our Load, and bring about his
death. They asked 'him: "Is It law•
tett for us to give tribute unto Caes-
e
During the heavy Nazi attack
,,;i Bristol, 14 year old Scout
Derrick Belfall, an A.1t`P `mos-
enger, was given an
r to
take into one of the partioulaely
eangerous zones. On the way he
put out a fire single-handed
at by
Lan
means of a stirrup pump, re
he was seen carrying a baby from
a burning house, on tltly t tee ;
he was found lying a 3tr he
fatally .wounded. Just n•
died in the hospital to which ho
was carried he was heard to mu r-
mur, "Messenger Belfall 1'epo
big. I have delivered my mes-
sage."
Free weekly use of the pub ics
schools of Toronto by
Scouts and Girl Guides
wasrs cone
tinned for 1941 by the
Board of Education. The
only
stipulation made
not number
groups meeting .onsideraber
less than 20.' A
•
number of Toronto Scout Troops
and Girl Guide Companies have
met in Toronto schools for some
years, their training being
idered by the Board of Educa-
tion a valuable addition to the
school curriculum.
Sir Feederick Bantmg, e—discovererthe insulin,d one
of s Canada's in
scientific
foremost medical authorities,kthe nown
en
route to research, toff theife when
east Boast he was Si
Fee is Eheldnd pancakedT At the
beeneengaaledcinthe arnyank of medicaliAork since he outbreak of war.
hadhe
time of his death he was occupied with the problem of how to find
the way for airmen to fly at high altitudes with efficiency and se-
--
ity
in other word to discover the physical secret and prevent
the n
in the feeling that definite progress was
blackouts that. make the handling of huh -speed machines sodanger-
ous.
ane -
ous. He had been *happy
being made.
ar, or not?" The question was de-
vised with Buell craft that it seem-
ed impossible for our Lord to es-
cape. They thought they had him
whichever way he answered it. But
his answer confounded them: "Ren-
der unto Caesar the things that are
Caesar's, and unto God the things
that are God's." He passed behind
policiesale al
all
differinghum nopinions on the
question of administra tion, or state-
craft,
applied then, L anddall principle
ciownhuman
history, and today.
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New varieties of potatoes are
obtained by cultivating the seeds
of the potato flower. It takes
about three saason's growth
to
produce a new type of potato.
a
The Log Book at the Tweeds-
muir Room, the Halifax gather-
ing place of former Boy Scouts
now in His Majesty's Forces,
shows visitors from some twenty
Old. Country counties and al fax,
the latter including
England. Scouts also are re-
corded from India, Norway, Hol-
land and France.
Farmers PIn
rowing Okra
But, quite oddly, said Dr, Adams; a
gas cloud far from a star is just as
hot as one close by. spaces be.Other parts of these s ,
tx'...en stars hate temperatures of
155 below zero, he said. Astron•
omers now feel certain that there
avo many dark, or near -dark stars,
suns whose heat has about burned
itself out. If astron.oincrs knew ex.
1111110 REPORTER -11
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NEW CANADIANS
In Canada there are some four
mullion citizens who are not of
Anglo or French-Canadian origin.
We who are of English and
French descent, find it difficult
sometimes to pronounce their
dames and impossible to read
their newspapers. But despite
this fact they are Canadians.
Some of them have been s smr
for
thhree or more generations,o
e
are comparative newcomers.
Many of these men are serving
is. the armed forces of Canada
_-Thousands more work in our
°factories while their women en-
gage in home front war work.
k ase
Since the war began,
new Canadians have had little op-
• portunity to express themselves
to the rest of Canada. But opportunity
they are giver, this
each Wednesday night at 10.30
when "Canadians A11" is on the
alt. Every British and French-
Canadian
re point
Canadian should make it and a
to hear this proppint
ibly
know their neighbour a little bet-
ter.
keen siunming up of the day by
day war moves. +I
Broadcasting front Rome last.
week, an American correspond -
en quipped as follows: "The Ital-
ian High Command reports have troop
movements but they forwardo
said whether they were
or backward". For that crack
he was tossed out of Italy.
Ona Munson is being "haunt-
ed" by a girl named Una hlun-
son. No sooner had the "Big
Town" feminine lead checked
into a New York hotel than
strange things began to happen.
She received mysterious phone
calls, mail front unknown per-
sons and her own incoming thletters disappeared. Then
ra-
dio player learned that a Miss
Una- Munson also was a guest
at the same hotel. When the
"Big Town" Munson moved her-
self to another hotel, the same
confusion began all over again.
Out of several hundred available
hotels, the second Miss Munson
once more seleeted the same one.
The situation finally was solved
by conference and everybody is
isilhe zod i overfriends.
Mies lYfunson
CFRBWednesday
night at 9.
AROUND THE DIAL
In these hectic days of war
unci rumour — with rumor play-
ing
n loltthe part
enovesonInternational
checker board --- it is always a
good thing to have some under-
standing of what goes on behind
the scenes in the chancelleries of*
Europe. You can have this un-
derstanding if you dial in Dr. E.
T. Salmon, expert war observer,
from CKOC -- 1120 on your dial
—any weeknight at 7,15, Dr,
Sslmon'0 long association with
the British foreign office gives
him a sound background fur his
.................
aetly where to look they,mW 1l it
teat these objects wita - heat -
measuring devicete
in the gas and dust ei '' of
space two new substances have
been identified recently, cz,aneg0n
and hydro-carbon•0, the stuff. ew bleb.
makes petroleum, Prcviod i4e ! iWenftn-
tiYied_ were gases of c aloitut.
iunl and potaesiu4T1.
� 13y•Wiliiatl� ,
TI -HS CURIOUS WORLD . Ferguson
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its:
WEE WEU- SUPPl-IE'D
in Essex and Kent Counties
--New Vegetable Will Be
Used For Making Canned
Soup
Estenaive growing of okra is in-
dicated for Kent and Essex coun-
ties this season as a war -time
measure to preserve foreign ex-
change and keep front having to
import the green vegetable from
the United States, it is learned
from H. S. Coyle, Chatham rep-
resentative of a large soup com-
pany says the Windsor Daily
Star.
A:ithotigh a large acreage has
been allotted to farmers, there is
still some available to interesed
growers, Mr. Coyle said. A
num-
ber of growers in the Leamington
area have shown interest in the
new crop and will be contracted,
he said. FL AVORII' G
USED IN
A. green vegetable used exten-
sively for flavoring canned soups,
okra has formerly been brought
to the Canadian plant of the com-
pany in brime tanks from their
Camden, New Jersey, plant
but
efforts to preserve Canada's for-
eign exchange have influenced
the company to encourage large
scale growth of the vegetable in
Canada.
Experiments have shown that
the soil of Kent and Essex, is
most suitable, and areas free
from heavy winds most desir-
able. A very few farmers have
grown a limited quantity there in
the past few years.
Hot Spots Are
•
Trivia: Louise King of the
King Sisters is married toPop by
leader Alvino Rey
er
Yc,ung (Curtis Arnali) really got
himself married a ehoxt time
• The musicians in Glen
Miller'.
Why ago . ' from 19 to 24 years of age . Drummer
Dave Tough is back with Benny
Goodman ... Ben Bernie claims
that liis first
to li
broadeastfrom frthetert was
oen:let tocoast
POP — The Amateur P' etoglw a rki�1�
Wel j
CAN SELL
YOV I W.S
I OTMY
gErOR , YOU
GO?
Found In Sky
Heat Reflected From Stare
Twice That of Sun; Gas Very
Thin
Celestial hot spots, vrheie
e
temperature of seemingly empty
space is 20,000 degrees, or twice
the sun's surface heat, have been
discovered recently.
Dr. Walter S. Adams, director of
Mt. Wilson Pasadena, Calif ob-
servatory, home of the world'$
largest telescope, described the
findings in a report to the Astron-
omical Society of the Pacific.
REFLECTED FROM STARS
Thhot scattered gas, M sti clouds
of thinly
inly
these "clouds" are thinner that
the best vacuum that can be made
on earth. Dr. Adams said that in
some few thousand are no cthan
nd modecuie�s of gas to
a cubic mite.
The heat is refl0cNs from stars.
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Africa.
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separator.
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21 Turf.
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24 Eternity.
25 Dandruff.
27 Newly -
hatched 46 Cake
salmon (pl.).
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34 To subsist. 52 Tent.
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letter. 56 Kiln.
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38 Genus of cherries.
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units.
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relative.
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