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“Dubs.” are to be rebuilt on the same snot as before, somewhere e180. 0r not at all. »

eat fear was th disease d sweep through Europe and kill millions of persons.

ABERDEEN Scotland — (OP)— The Harbor has decided to

st Aberdeen fish market. roreg-n vessels will be allowed to berth only after 4 pm.

LONDON —(OP)— Exchanges of visits between lmglish and Ger- man bishops may begin soon as e result of a message from the prim- ate of the Confessional dhurch in Germany asking for restoration of personal communication between the chm-ones.

Bl-llllililumll) —(OP)— Hot rum today was the order of the day when a vat contain soo gallons of rum caught fire. blaze was extinguished before much damage was done-Jo the firemen or the rum.

IQNDON —(CP>-1"ield Marshal Montgomery. new colonel-comman- dam, of the Royal Tank Regiment, revealed the sgcret of his famous beret in a message to the regiment He said it was given him by a sergeant commanding his tank mrriraﬂ the Bettie of Alamein.

1D ' , Northern Ireland —(OP)— londonderry naval base, one of the headquart- ens of the war against the U-boat, is become an antioubtnas-ine

LONDON --(C?)-- o! 140,000 army vehicles now parked in var- ious parts of Britain, only 26.000 could be used commercially in their present condition, it is announced. Many have high gasoline consup- lion and maintenance costs out of xgortim to the payloads they

PLYMOUTH —(CP)-- A bullock which escaped from a slaughter- house near the city moi-m raced across the promenade, divide into the sea and swam out 200 yards. It was rescued by three men in a boat Who tied a rope round the bullock's neck and towed it to a sllpway.

LONDON —(OP)- Alter a six- year absence tihe Brigade of Guards has resumed guard mount- ing at the Bank of England-at wawm suing back to 1780. During the Honorable Artillery Ccmpanv the War The ward was provided by and military police.

cop's worm swarms suns: FOREVER. when Satan ,came. before the

shame Of Eve's and Adrian's sinning, He planted doubt and changed

God‘ “bond in the inning a wor , "Yea, lhath God ssldgggsnd us he ed Eve on, in his endeavor

To ruin man, but pralse/ the Lambi God's word stands sure forever!

God promised live. ere she did leave

The garden in her sorrow,

He, thrgd her seed would meet the

n And bring a brighter marrow. A coat oi‘ skins, to hide their sins God made, that He might never Forget His grace, or hide His lace; l-iis word stands sure foreverl

'I‘l'1ro' days of old by bard foretold The promise e’er was given, That Christ would come, a Virgin's

son, And man could be iorgivenl Tho’ some did try, His truth deny, Yet, change it, they could never. For Lo! rie came, yes, Praise Ills

name! God's word stands sure ioreveri

B0, God the Sou, incarnate One. Was here ‘mid this world's sorrow, To give relief, to bear the grief And bring a brighter marrow!

And then we see the cursed tree- No power oi’ sin could sever

The Son of Man from God’s Brent

P130- His word stands sure forevexi He no» again, from death lle

came.

The Lord oi all creation!

For forty days on earth He stayed. Rejected by His nation.

And then one day He went away To heaven and God can never Rlejeotﬂﬁiis blood" the crimson

His word stands sun foreverl mat word stood sure in days oi

ore, Selntsyfor the faith were martyred: Tho’ Satan tried the truth to hide. God's word ne'er be bartered. ‘rhey praised His name. while curls

0f f From earth thtir souls did sever: They saw the prize btyﬂﬂd me

His word stands sure ioreverl

Beloved. we may f» w m

0 Loud’ return lotlil

All; while‘ we wait ietls o'er relate The blessed gospel story.

Tho’ some may sneer end eqoi! and

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South African Letter

WARNS UNION WON'T AIJDW PARTY ARMY

CAPE TOWN, Oct. l5 — (OP) _.A warning that the South Afri- can government will not tolerate formation of private armies l" “combat teams", was delivered by Dr. Colin Steyn. minister of Jill" ties, following s: ouncemerst by the Nationalist my NM M11 teams would be ed to amtwi meetings.

The Nationalist announcement followed disturbances at Johannes- burg when they organized a ‘vic- Lory" parade through the city and clashed outside the city haul with a huge crowd of soldiers and civ- ilians. Pollce were forced to use batons to protect delegates to the Nationalist congress being held ln the city hall.

The Nationalists said the com- bet teams would be recruited from youths in the party and would be used only against "Communist rabble." A deputation of party leaders called on Premier Smuts demanding an inquiry into the disturbances. '

Dr. steyn seld it would be the height of folly to tolerate Nazi or other activities which would ulti- mately bring ruin on South Afri~ ca as they had on Germany. Steps would be taken to deal with many attempts to create such an organ- izatlon.

An air service between the Un- ion nnd Britain will start about the middle of November, Claude Sturrock. minister of transport, announced at a meeting of the South African air transport coun- cil. One York aircrait will 0p- erate each way.

Mr. Sturrock told the council civil aviation in this part of the world could not achieve iis iull promise until all nations in South Africa were brought into the pic- ture fully. Only interim replies had been received from the gov- ernmeuis of Belgium, France and

resented on the council. Discussion on a United States proposal i0 operati- a service i0 South Africa at low fares had taken place at the international conference on civil aviation at

Chicago last year. But, Mr. Stur-

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aviation.

rock told the council. no com-Ito obtain imports to make up for mitments had yet been made al- a short local production of 4,500.- markets are being set up. though the Union had not been 000 bags, Dr. C. H. Nevcling, sec- idle and was end-eavoring to cul- retary of agriculture. realistic as well as com- He promised Africans their sup- merit in South Africa has ceas- prehezisive approach to the com- plies would not be cut further but ed. according to a pllcated problems of lllléfllilllﬂllﬂlllf necessary quotas set for stock

and poultry would be cut further. tory at Johannesburg is closing -—~- _ after having ‘rhere may be a maize crisis imsupplying food to the drought- turned out 5.700 armored the Union soon as it is difficult stricken native areas is now being other war

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