JANUABY 219-“

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Double-distmid love Fun , . . thaFll llnp America lwghing For weeks.

1s rivvu ‘m: MAN r0 lulu: llvlwi run "DADDY?"

shflinvents": husband and than lie claims 110's "it!"

a newsy nature muv he inserted- .. - . at 5 ccnll a ward. strictly pay- ' able in ad ance.

REOOVERING FROM ILLNESS_ i-i-iends of Miss Imelda MacGulgtui, city, will be pleased to know that sne has about fully recovered from iier recent. illness.

POLICE COURT — A young man with a. Police Court recml was PIBCLd under arrest early Saturday tilomlllg when found wearing a naval uniform wuthout oullluluty. He pleaded guilty and was re- manded for sentence. A drunk and ‘ incapable who failed to appeal had his and estreated.

APPOINTED BRIGADIER _ Lleutcllant Colonel L. T. Lowther ‘ of this city wh; went to England l as D.A.A.G. of the First Division has been appointed Brigadier of the First Canadian Infantry Brigade of that division during the tietlnporalv abellce i:l [he hospital of Brigadier Aiiliaud Sillitll

TWO AIIUIEN MISSING-‘Pwo illcmbers of the Royal Air Force, ifutiuned at an ail‘ )Ol'b near hcre have been missing since last Monday night, Chief of Po- lice A. Biruvistle said last night. ‘The i11CIlill'(.'.\1V.R€L‘\’0 and V. G. lncii are, W. Rccve and V. G. Elderfield, both alrcraftsmeil first class. The men were in Charlotte- town Monday evening but have mot been heard of since. Chief lBlrtwistle said Reeve was rive feet IIIIII lnchcs tuli. fall‘ with blue cycs, tllicksct and with a scar on his chill. Weight 153 ooullds. klldcrileid, slightly under six feet, ‘IIIILL dark hair and weighed 163 ,pounds. He was about 20 years old. The age of the other man was

iilot given. oral of Rcv. Joseph Fziv was held Saturday morning fi‘om the A. A. . Hcnllessev Funeral Home to St. Dullstalls Basilica, where Pontifical

FUNAIIAI, SERVICES-Tile fun-

Popular Science £4’ Johnny Messliefs Orcll.

, Requiem High Mass was celebrated , bv Right Rev. J. A. O'Sulilvi1n. as- sisfcd bv Ritzllt. Rcv. Monsignor J. A. Murphy. High Priest; Revs. Ed- mulid Donailce and J, A. Sullivan, Deacons of Honor; Rev. George Mc- Cornlnc and, Rev. Wilfred McCardle Deacons of’ the Mass, and Rev.

CAPITOL-ms. 1-00. 8-45- Today Tue. Wed.

‘Iiiglloat Annie . s k

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Louis Dougan, Master of Ceremo- nies. Rcv. Gavan Monayxhan and

Rcv. A. MacDonald. C.SS.R.. were present ill the Sanctuary.

Tile mill

1 R. hit-Innis and C. St. ClairTrain- or, KC. The body lay in stat-e in

1 St. Dullstans Basilica until 2.15 on

Saturday afternoon when transfer

wns illndc to the C.N R. dcpot f?’

train to St. George's for lllterme .

- 6- ‘i3iiilltnflkjal" I'm 9°11” “ TAKEN T0 rancomvoon - Rupert Kane, who was found in an alleaeftly unconscious condition at 1 the ilpprorich to the Hillsboro Bridge on Thursday night, was rclnolwed by ‘ lllc R. c. M. P. from the City Hospi- tal Saturday and taken to Falcon- ,wocd Hospital for observation. The Jllilil gave his address as Amherst. 111. S. Ihvestlfratlon sholved that the had at one time cnlltcd in the lAriny under the name of itficllncl McIntyre and that he had mirt- a habit of “fnking" accidents. ‘It was also lczirliczl that 1.0 lmcl been a nlclitiil piitlcnt. ill Dartmouth, N. S. on fiVe occasions.

TRUST COMPANY OI-‘I-‘ICE BIYRGLAIKIZEII) — Burgiars were nctiw in thc city ovcl‘ the wcekclid with 1i break nilcl an attempted break bclngz rcported to police. ‘Fllicvcs entered the office of the P. E. I. Trust Company in the Royal

flllk Building and took some post- age stamps away. They did not suc- ceed iii getting any money. The break was discovered at. 7 p. nl. Saturday and a broken glass in the door >howcd how entrance was gain- ed. What is believed to be an at- leillptcd break was discovered yes- ’lt‘i'("l_y' when all clllployce visitcd ‘(J19 nfflci- of the Prince Edward Island Travcl Bureau. It was found that,

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MARJORIE RAMBEA ‘ ALAN HALE JANE WYMAN RONALD REAGAN

HENRY BUSSE 8r ORCII. Vllaphone Musical Cnmcrly

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, BIBTII IuKINNON-At the Prince Coun-

b‘ Hospital, January 21, 1941 to Mr "

uld Mrs Hugh MacKinnon, Gra- hams Road, tson.

MARRIAGE!

HAllrlN-nloollm - At at. Dun- ltens Basilica by Rev. Patrick Mc- Mahon, Jan. l6, 1941, John Alfred

A Malfni of Charlottetown to Blanch l1. lfoorc of Murray River,

glPABQFIF-It - MocLEOD ._ At Nllllttlas Afiillse on Tuesday, Dec. ‘f 1.1411 by ‘the Rev. W. I. Green. Jfll‘ Qilllislllie MacLeod of For- u. 11111 in Jean William Du- ' OI Geneva. Switzcralaild.

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< - stunt-lily at his home at

Ml- llola‘ Wilizun Burhoe in hi;

5611 you‘,

(LARK _ gill I 15111. Miss Clara Clark, .5» 1"‘ “ rears. Funeral from the -~\1<-ellcc. o1 her nephew. Austin

Vivi-roll 011 Tuesday, at 2 o'clock to TITO» Ccllletery.

““|'||Fl"—ln the Cit _ q - y Hospital. 12111413] 1-"(1 . Mrs. Nell McPllee, in "$3.111 \l‘lll‘. Remains will be Rlcilaard-lf fhc residence of Mrs Sm“ (Xfcliinnon. 206 Dorchester am“ ‘10111 three o'clock this .__fln~~flflll until Tuesday afternoon 110;,“ AP)‘ will be forwarded to her - lll Fast Baltic from where

l. ., . if‘ funrlal will take place Wed-

“i-‘dfll luornln" to St Columba Clfflrl-h, p.113; palm" '

1n Memoriam

I .- "—— filming memory of our deer

@312". who dlrd January la. 1m. l0 forgotten

lies in peaceful we sh II I It . her InnmNyY-u up

L470. v.-_-_.

s fifififi N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER

EMBALMER

(‘lurlotteto and North Wilts Ire Phone lltl

" "lrmorv Inverted by

At Augustine Cove. Jail:

the back window had been broken

fllldt one of the bars protecting it bflll. In this case, however, the u. s. wcild-be burglars did not succeed |in gaining entrance to tlleoffioe. 1 Sgt. w. K. I-I. angel, R.C.M.P., has ‘ '11 ill at his home fol‘ the past N f d1 d

At ST. JAMES CIIURCII ._i_ Rev. Dr. J. Kiel" Fraser conduct- ST‘ Jon-bra Nnd" Jan 26__(cp l‘ both services yesterday. Ill thc cable) __The United Suites trims. iilorilllliz he prcachcil on the tcxt port. Edmond B. Alcliitildci‘. I)(‘i'lt'— Colossltills III and il-“Your life is 111R troops to man thc U. S. defence hid with Christ ill God." and dealt base here. was held ill Concciliull _\vl'.ll_ the necessity for more spir- Bav over the week-cud by a snow- ltualfly and contemplation. less storm that made it lnlpo slbc for hustle and activity ill tllc develop- her to enter this nfll'1'O\\‘-ll0CK(‘d llicllt of the Christian life and the my f, lPXpflllSlfill of fllc Church. ’I‘l1c The 2l,000-ton former Gcrnlrill choir rclltlcrcd thc nllihcnl "Hark llllel‘, with all llll(|iS('iOSt‘(1. 1llllIl|)\‘l' Hark My soul". tshclleyi, Mr. and of soldiers aboard. approached St. Mrs. Raoul Rcylnond taking tilc

John's Saturday. bill ivus lorccd to sDIO part. detour around Cope Friulcis to. In the eveninv Dr. Fraser weather the storm. Because the pl-oachcd on the tcxt Lukc 12-24,

harbor mOUK-il WOURI afford Ql\1\‘ Fl “Consider thc Raven." The clloir 15-foot clearance 011 villlvl‘ 5K1"- it f‘('ll(I(‘1'l‘d the nilthcnl. "Jcsus flnvcr

was not considered advis; 11c totzikc ‘m M‘. soup Mm Annflbflnp Law- months as a floatiluz blllTflLi-S. Tllc 1 St. John's oiicc astaln will assume;

llcr in until the wcnthcl‘ clinical. 5,." 111mm; 11,,- solo pa“

The Alexander. WillCh wit. 1x‘ tho

I garrison she carries will bc brouuilt ashore after llvinrz quarters for the 1 the status of a gnrrisoil tcwll iiftcl‘ n I a lapse of 70 irears. It is that lulu: ‘ WASHINGTON. Jail. 26-~fAP)-

largest vessel ever to cntcr this

port, will remain ilcrc for scvcriil

troops have been colllplcfczl on laud. j ' '

Ajflvn] of‘ the troops lllcalls that l .

since the withdrriwnlvll" British

tmOps stationed hole orlszulalv to

withstand tile attacks of tiic French were withdrawn.

M. V.." int Halifax, Britain's ncw WORK Ar H“: (‘oAyl Aliibrillfisilfllll‘ mid member 0f the British war cribiiict, said Snhirdily

At the Pacific Const and tlliouall- out British Columbia a [COLL coll- servatioll campaign in co-o1‘-9l‘=\~°"

lllf‘ urrntcst riid the Ullitcd States coiild provide his llomclllnd

for yoll

Silver fox A 1 Fur prices , Make advance 1

The following information con- f 001111111; the Canadian Fur AUCUOII Sales Companys sale of sliver toll pelts, held in Montreal on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, at which 18.000 pelts were offered, was re- celvcd too late for publication in Saturday's issue.

From Peter G. Clark of the P. E l’. Fur Pool. Ltd, attending the auction ili Montreal the‘ following: 1 "Sales continued strong today. 0V9!‘ 400 pelts sold for 550,00 or over. of which over 50 sold for. over $70 and three for over $100.1 The top price was $135. Salon con- gludi today (Saturday). Peter G.

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_Fi'oln the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Association. Sulnrllc rslde:

"A telegram from the Canadian F111‘ Auction sales Co. Ltd, Mom.- rcal, received this morning by lis {lives the good tidings that on ves- tcrda_v's auction sale of sllvcr fox. pelts 88 per cent of tllc day's ot- fciings were sold at prices seven‘ to ten per cent in advance of] those 0f their December spoclaii sale." Canadian National Silver, Fox Breeders Association

The telegram from Mr, Clark]

rcfers to Friday's sale. of wvllicll. some 700 pelts of the 9.000 offered were consigned by the Ontario Fox Breeders Association and were the show pelts of that organization. They were a magnificent lot and no doubt they contributed to the verv high prices silowil in Mr. Clark's wire. ‘Pile information fi‘om the Carl- adfan National Fox Breeders As- soclatlon had reference to Thurs- day's sale.

Altogether the sale was un- doubtcdlv a most successful and illspiliiltz one from its start Mon- Klfll’ with thc sale or general furs such as muskrat. aver, racoon, mink. martin and ermine and oth- er furs which reached from ten to fifty per cent higher than the prcccdlnz sale tn December-to the silvcl‘ fox as mclltioncd above the latter part of thc wcck.

Trinity United Church

MONDAY:—

7:30—Sl.udy Class of \V.lli.b'. at the‘

mon pointed out that God in His‘ infinite tenderness wclcoillcs

shown in that beautiful story there

every bit as beautiful as tlic rc-; claiming of the sinner nftcr hc| has sinncd.

The 111011111111‘ illusic was IIIIYIFI‘ the (lircctioll cf Mr. A. R, Kendall while the choir rclldcrcd the ail- them "Wllat. Arc These?" I

In the evening, Rev. Mi‘. Miller‘ entitled his seluuii "Going Out into the Unknown". He illustrntqd his‘ sermon with tho storv of Ab-‘ rallzun leaving his native city be- cause 0f his faith in tllc 0f God. All nrcfif lcilrlcws - formers wcrc UFIIIII“ -'-‘-~ ~ <~ =~ -‘ I into the unknown." with no guide but their own faith ill 1::ao1-.. ' all pvcople- who lire not uicri‘ drift- crs tllcrc coillcs a time wlicn they‘ will cillbark flpoll solllc original] vclltilrc. At such a tilllc it is wcll‘ to think about our great prcdcccs- sors~to hitch our wnaoll to a star. -for only thus will our vcufurc be spiritually successful and tllc world ricllcl‘ fcr our cl~"‘-‘-‘.‘oul'. _ The cvclling alltllcln xvds. 1011i‘. Breathe 1\ll Evcniul.‘ Bless- mg."

Shipping hill: Makes appeal For support

VIONDON. Jail. 26 ~10?) - Ship- ping Milliswi‘ Ronald Cross. ill a broadcast to the United Slates. dc- ciarcd Silturdzly llicrilt t-ilnt Bu’ ill can beat the U-boat threat but “we must have your industrial support."

face so. lsdiillgclz“ he said. ftvcl‘ since the fall of France our shipping losses have been heavy‘, and at the present rate of sillkillgs, file day might cocne when our powt r to import would not cqual our llliliinrv llccds.“ tllc Minister continued. "Wt- ‘TTP Dlltfllllg all our encrcy‘, ilsult; 1 "Pry resource to mcct this tllrciiz, for 1f inc output of your factories could llot roach tilec 5il0l'!‘S, our

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lo n_ illcrc pasiivc dcfcilcc.

"The Will‘ lllirht drlu: nu for loll: Yours. before wc could wca“ down tilc enemy's spirit. . _ fSo it s vltwi til nlai“ riin our 511111131113. British shipyards an \\'01'kl‘f1f.Z at filll stretch tn rcplacc 1 losses of oilrtzo ships and rcduco I; lhenl by augmenting wilrslltp: to "1 protect convoys . . .

"But tho need fol‘ ships cxcccds tllc ilnaidcd capacity of our _\".ll'f'l.<," l “Tile brittle of 1941 will bc the 1 battle of the seas,“ he sad. "If. ls alone ‘.0 dctcrllliue ulldt

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,___ _ ‘. . b“- u f . r our speedy victory is worm to you with the Rea class lwitrd 0v.“ W’ $17111“ifiiiilliiilil”311N113? ‘Zilidbiis "mt t" ‘"1".’ l"">==.""~1 l" “W "l- 1i tons of Jam ando the Dlitlvffsfilélflqllfig granhlniion mm “(non 1,, supply. tent you wl 1i to give us 1101p" ‘J

t] 12.01 01115 0 H" l , _ l1 .1 11 . (I I1 . ‘_"'_—‘"“"i '" “ ‘, fifiiihhlili‘ T.) 1.1.,» Qllfmfl Elizabeth {if " i“ 5"" m‘ “m” "Q INDIANS sr-mvr: m WAR UNITS fund $50 ivas s Ill ffmlt Nnm‘ The envoys sfatclncllt. was mndc ~—— —- i Fraser and $70 V1 11K‘- Fm"'-“l‘ Rcdito rcportcrs after llc had talked OTTAWA. Jan. 24 —(CPl _T\v.> “

Cross as W911 as 1M2? flllililimes of lfor more than all hour with Cor- clothlllg bclug ccllcfllfd "It" 59m‘ doll Hull. sccrctarv of Statc.—f\ overseas as wcll as to rfillilfcs h‘ ‘Lltlk WIIICII Lord l-faliflix said cov- Canada. , ‘ercd the uholc rmrzc of irr- Madalne do Gripsnbrrrz. Ellfz-Lsll national affairs of vilnl interest to wife of the F-liluish Ambn ‘rider lo-thv two llnflons. London thanked tile inst tulcs for, their all-lrc ill the efforts of 1119 tunltv fol‘ nil cvcil longer discus- Associated Country Wolllcn of 1h? icon of ihf‘ same sublect wiul Pro- World whi-h rcsultctl in Lil.‘ flll-"llw- sidcilt Roost-wit when the Presl- mg and flsqol-aiinn or a home ocon- ‘dent. shattered ull precedent by omica school and handicraft scll00l moi-ting the lncomlml "IWLV FT!- bcmbed during the Ruslsa-Flnnlshvlny nilrht nu the nrcsldenllrl wax, |.V""hl Pntcnlnc tn Chczid-Pfiglfilfiflf- l r n4‘ cam-i e n: (I"(li'{t" . 1' ll“ ailflulfaflilrzirllfillliiig ‘salons lnixrqlt IFJNLLIPFIIII). liroilillll Till" Pmgbuylng munitions, hospllil IIIfl-enllilfflx in the United Status. It krill and bflnqhig of 1111 to war was (IlSCIOWd that lllflll Ulllifd

llundrcd

Gill Viscount Halifax had an oppor- Afév ‘ I v t 1 ‘m. lam sumlnv Hymn]? the §£l1.‘8.l.°e"n’£€’oit..-’f§’ 1§.§.~‘1‘..3“.1.'l ‘Men I Win11.» be" ‘we Home lax-pct umber '79 &"qkalyllp“lgn 4§lnlltllcm wa: Zulgairllrs "Go Not imtléil Columbia 111' and Alberta 1F" Frml Mc 0 God." Vcry Infgf‘. and Nova scum‘ 12 MC“ congregations wcrc present morning Dr. McGill explaillcd other In- "Id "Tm"?- dfnlls may have Q11] strd liwav from

and tilttv-fou“ Canadian .1 Indians from the Nootkns in the ‘ wcst to the Micmics 111 Nova L-olli have Joined Canada's ficllti": 5ft’- vlccs. according to Dr. 11 . director, department airs.

. W. Mc- of Indian

illclr reserves witllfiul i‘f-p.u'lllllg to the department.

.. ~ "til t 1 . ‘.1 (ft lals "were lrivcll folk-a e wcrking hard to do cur (tcvelopmcnt ill battlcshiPfi-

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1 b‘ u . —*—~ — fifililimyeaiii plmnm l“ muslflnltll’! kllll fills

back into l bottle."

"A Columbus professor llcw opillcs that» the sum of tile pirts ITIfIV b:

greater than the Iiitlf‘. l’

kind for whose cause I utmost sympathy." ' and for WhOfll I am attempting to do all I cnll to unite tllc United States and to 2hr: England all the aid that is p0><l|Ji0 ill iicr struggle ‘ZED-Official Board, Ladies Parlor. for n99 mo“ an 0"“ m" ‘Nomi-I.

is also a preventive religion that (‘New revellts the individual fi‘oill ever ‘WM nvillg his Fathers house and is w“

molls on "Tile '1‘1‘at'iling (if J:

‘will. .10 ifs Bcllcvcl." preulo tcaciirr of religion. Rciigioil

Funeral of Mr. Daniel Williams Held Yesterday

The funeral of the late Daniel Wiluaills. whose death (lectured at lllsiloille. 2 HavLano Street. at iul early hour Friday morning, was held yesterday afternoon. flile re- mains were forwarded from tile MacLean Funeral Home to Trinity‘ United Church. where services at 2 o'clock were conducted bv the Rev. iillf-lil Miller. assisted bi‘ Rev. Doll- aid Bootlirovd.

The deceased was 82 years old.

The interment was at People's cemetery. Rev. Hugh Miliei‘ offici- ated at the grave. The pail-bear- ers were: Major J. R. Paton, Cap- tain lxolvarrl Murray, Mr. Frailk Eden. Mr. W. B. Bcliticl. D1‘. J. H. Ayn-s and Ml‘. u I". Hiilciiesoll.

'I‘i1c (tcceascd was well known and iiigiliv esteemed iii Cilariottctowil. where he has spent the past i7 years. He was a native of Walcs, and before coming hero ill 1923 had resided lll Halifax \\‘llL’l'(‘._i0l‘ 411 years he had bccil Supervisor‘ 1.1. the Direct Cable Colllpiiily‘ pricl‘ f0 his retirement hl 1921.

The late Mr. Williams was a iilan of o. friendly disposition and had won manv friends with his pleasant manner. Despite ‘his Advanced use 11L‘ ivas quite active and imd lwell about as LISUHI ‘rluu-sday ivheli he suffered a paralytic stroke, from which he failed to recover. He was an elder of Trinitv Ullilcd church.

He loaves to mnum his u-ifc, one son, Percy‘. with Buntain Bell and Co, and a daughter", Miss Gladys at home.

Willkie favors All aid possible

LONDON. Jan. 26——(CP)—~\Ven-

dell L. Wiilkie arrived in London today 1,0 do "all I can to iuiitc the ‘United States uild to give England all tllc aid that is pflssililc ill llel ‘struggle for free lllcil all ovcl‘ the world."

"I am very glad to be in Eng- have the Willkie said,

11c said he cxpccts to slay i_n

home of Mpg; “t, '11 uuggfln‘ Britain about two weeks and is 200 flillsboro 5L anxious to scc as much as possible 7:45--Wllling (‘irclc OI the King's l" that "m"-

Daughtcrs. East Parlor. I "Bill. 1 wall! to have :1 look ___.___i____ around bcfnro 2~ll\'i1‘.'.! ill‘._\'lllllll". Tlupfffy l; 1T1“) CHURCH I1il\l't‘." ll_c silld. ilddhlg that llc llopcd his ulllrllvllld foul‘ of the

At me morning service’ me He“ country would lflCillftft all the

Hugh Mme;- in an inspmng 5er_.t0\vns which have bccn attacked

In a London intervicnv. Willklc

me said: "I want tn soc as much as I

sinngr as did the fmhm- in ‘he can of English production and the pawl)“; of me Prodigal Son‘ Y9, social and economic life of tho besides the remedial religion as “Olmltv-

Ho shook hands with sonic Am- nilots at the airport lll crn England and rlcclarcd he “glad to mcel you boys."

Consumers will Reap greatest Benefit, belief

IVINNIPAG, Jllll. lZti—tCP,i—Hoil. J. G. Tugglirf, 5il('i>il<IIA.‘ilC\\i\iI Mill- istci‘ 0i Ati‘.cultui‘c, today said zhdt

‘ l Iiasfcrii Cflluui- ‘ill ‘ ‘lllcilcli ii lllc ‘c- lillcial 14m 'i .ll;1its ilct-cpt tlic ol- tci‘ of tllc DJHlilliUll goicililili-iil f0 piiv llri l‘ file cost 0t 511111131112 8,000,- 000 busilcls of iccci grillil from tile fnkqllinld fo illrlllcrs ill Ontario, Quclicc and the Aizitlllilics.

Thc 1J;iliuli<:ll govcriiincilfs offcr was ilmdi: known lli Olluwa bv iilc Federal .-'l;;l'ic11ltiii‘ul Dcparullcilf, ivllicli said tile pliiu dcpcllds oll wlictllci‘ the provincial lidllliilistra- llOlZS aficclctl. agree t0 pay the bal- ance of the freight cllargcs and ar- ralitzc the shiplllcllfs.

“'f‘hc farlllcrs ill the cast will re- ccivc illf‘ izrciitrsi bcilcllt from the Diilfl if 11 is iicoslltcrt." ;.-.i1il.\fl‘.'1‘.iu- Kllfl ill all illtcrvicu‘ ill"1'l‘, “Tilcle illilrllf hc a slight ilicrcusc in east- crn collsulnption of fccd grain as a result of the schcnle, bill the ill- crcnso would not be Llfcfll."

11c did not kilow \‘.'lIf‘ll1(‘1‘ nllv cf fill‘ provincial Qovcrulllcnts nlicrlcd

Tllc sccond of a scrics of s “

. . i llic iltiill of 111i‘ world fodliy‘ {£6 cfillicdb fir}, speedup o! Allin“ IINIILS dcllvcrcrl by tllc Rcv. l. Jud 111 h" " p m P‘ ' LIA“ B. A.. at. tllc 1110111111‘: stuwlac.

the subject "The God Ill Whom JCMIS is t-llc su-

s that which rclatcs Illflll to fiod.

11nd thus. man to nlmi. Tiirrc 500111 to bc fwo csseullnls, duo's bclii-f ill God, and thc kind of (lod ill whom

lo lxllcvcs. Jcsus is our sour:c of

‘teaching, Jesus does not argue t-lle existence of God. hc begins with a . , t, lid t' . i bl‘ plans to deft-at. I{l1lt"‘.‘i$!ll fllllSi- yirld ‘£3115 . iafmwi 1 lbolicve in God in a ccrtiiin way, such 1L)(‘ll(‘i will rcflcct iisclf ill our livcs land work. Whcn we acccpt JPnllS as

lclidci‘ and Lord, we accept the God