JUNE 2'. 1937

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iiuii iinmi.,._iiinm ii STOCK QUO TA NAS

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soup coinrom’ . . . ch. _ |,¢y that liu brought more than

1,500,000 Hilti”

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__,.‘£r2'i'»f1`I.rr -Eff.

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to the

Mount Royal and Room ‘

M I,i th

onlin 0 e

" them coming, when In

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7

I. ALDEIIC RAYMOND VIINON G. CAIDY

hnuur 14...," 9......

"3" 2`-’-'.- _ ,-.~ ' ' ff . »

if A- =/'

WOOL I WOOL I WOOL

SHIPPING DIRECT TO THE MANUFACTURERS enables us to pay HIGHEST CASH PRICES for

good quality

unwashed wool

N0 GRADING REQUIRED we pay all freight charges on 100-pound lots, or

I110l`€, '01' 0\|I`

trucks will call.

Buying daily at 257 King Street, opposite Railway Station

A. BLOCK and SON Charlottetown

NEW YORK, J-une I-Week end News for the most part was un- favorable. There were several kill- ed in a riot in the Republic Iron and steel strike. Then there was is ilmor in Europe again that the

: United States would lower its gold

buying price which caused a sell

off on Saturday and yesterday caused further weakness due to the tense situation which ha= arisen as a result of the German sit- uation. According to Dow Jones the London market is steadier to. day and European reports that the situation is less tense. The whole W9€ll'@I‘id news will probably mean a nervous opening and we would be Bllifled by volume. The Sup- reme Court is scheduled to meet at one o'clock. Dividend meetings ‘lfvday are American Smelting, Celanese, Home take, Mack Truck and Sunshine Mine.

MONTREAL, June 1-Asbestos Cvriiii.-Earnings up-Firth mine

Q-' > mQ&&U9 §%l

iiiveriisiiig hates

|_-mitral trunrdiau locals, lv on

-Payable in Advance

9" mind; Auiiuuriceineuiu nud firming Events Bo yur word; Clnulfleu is per word; lu Mt-auuriruu Notion. 'ith per Inch; Llntl of Floral and

spiritual Ullorlugn. Lurdn, etc., W noir, isoiivi-n or

eo per munei Letteln ol Condnlence 'ltlc ~

Tlrimlu and Appreciation. We per Inch or do per

wi-il. other rata-n un application.

niuuuuru uunniv tw

any advertisement twenty-[Ing oon¢|_

_.pQ4}{.‘0Q{iQ/1000-0-Q0¢}QD_~D-D§»Q0f\U~DD~QQ§' J*D‘D'i' DD

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opened. Although prices for its Products are fixed by contract at the same levels as last year and

l` expenses this year are heavier,

substantial increase in volume of

g sale: has resulted in moderate

improvement in earnings of As- bestos Corporation Limited to date this year and present indications are that higher profits will con- tinue.

MONTREAL. June 1-Alberta-

f“""'" O

A For Sale

Government defaulted cd $1,650,- 000 bond maturing today.

~

[Q LET-HOUSE Queen street. 4 APPW §2 UP Q,,,,_,,_ i_. iozi-6-1

JO Let

[0 LET-'l`ENEMENT

54 UPPER FOR. SALE WQRKHORSE Iwo

_per jpg Good c0nd1ti°n_ Apply Daniel British Government has begun a ' U genuine effort to work out a for-

-- .2 »__ mula for an Anglo-American Trade

191 WEY- TALKING PICTURE BUSINES

$1- Lutz. Bangor. L-l.0<ll-6-2-

mouth. nil inouern conveniences. for sa.e. Apply Yeo, Souris,

ai “_” ' ° ' ` '

i~ 193 Weyinoiith St.

App) l..-lCil.0-5-3i-inwf- »- - “' wr"-

Li£'l`--sl-JVEN ROOM HEATED Apply 330 Fitzroy Street

Euston and L-1038-6~2- large lawn

Q FOR SALE - BOARDS, SCANT

uilpaiiiiieiit at corner Rocliiortl SLIGCI-‘i Wllll and ornamental trees. i~i0 Rcoiiford Street.

Alllily

L.-10-14-6-2-3i. load or car loud. John Devin

lV1isi.ellaue¢i\5l_ __._.. ~_:_ _ ~

Lvsiiiir: nv 'rua sun ticipate in the profits

receirecl an average 01 011°

and .

one half million dollars B WEEK 5 FOR SALE - 1 FAIRBANK

i_e__§unuing_

see J. A. Moore. Cui-

--' -`

Wanted

w.t.\"rEn - CHEAP HORSE, IS- iuri Bred. Give description and

price. Box H. care Guardian.

Lll‘l‘. PAR

Di ml-5 Brea* J. B. Gay, Pownal.

1-________-_iM '

' "

company past year policyholders M J VL_”99_ _'11, ,Ir-

r

,_ `__”v__v_9 53 B

Morse Generator and Excimr

tlculars apply to Mrs. Cora Leard Crapaud.

L_896_5_2B_51_ purpose mare. Island bred. 6iy€H

li? '*_"`_:T._T;";_ ' W.\NTl-ID-6 T0 8 ROOM HOUS by i-elittblc permaiicri

'Write X L care of (iun.rdlan_

I. WIIBHLS.

E working harness. Sydney Ranlca

:Ti :AY L-935-5-28-29-6-2. Mal He| Whnted

vantcd daily at our iai`iCl'i N°l‘\l1 Hier Roid. AlJi>lV Hflldlllg Br°§l‘ mms Examiner, Immigration In-

__f _ L-1042-s-2+

Work Wanted

irate nooxiti-:ara Strinoginplier waitts work. BCS references. Apply Guardian.

` L-1004-5-31-6-'1-ZI.

l“"~*._-._f.:". - '

YOUNG MAN WANTS

farm. Apply Guardian.

L-1046-6-2-if

.'fT

For Rent

0 ras? E’1r`u'nivrsneo“nouse for summer months. Phone 1267. ____ #__ i.-iooa-s-ai-6-i-ai.

FRONT ROOM T0 RENT. APPLY juardiiiii. H L-1047-6-2-31. i

Male Help

R ANU

WORK ON'

Service as Postman, Clerk. Cus

` the M. C. Schools, Toronto 10.

H W wstl’

t learn Barber Trade. Short Course

expert training. Molar Barber Co.-

_ Aiege,_i-isiifax_ y _V 17556-

Me_n;_Wanted

' LARGE ORGANIZATION WITH

over 600 dealers has openings for men with car to distribute Food

900 homes in your own locality. Experience unnecessary we train you. Steady work. earning about $30.00 weekly. Write immed- iately: Familex Co., 570 St. Clem- ent, Montreal. M-W-

ruii sn.: in will

wivran-i.vNo'rvra ‘Role E E-' -- I

“Or or person having some ex- perience in lyiiotype operating.

Stal” €'Xi>0i~lcnce, wages wanted

HDDFY Pioneer Pub. Co.. Sum-

__lPl~`_’5l(l0~ L-_I00o-5-3-31 L_; '_`_`_'T;`.‘_Tl_ ._ _*__ ’ `

l"`cmnle Help \N_afnted -

WANT!-ID _ COUNTRY GIRL (IF

.

Woiiirin. Family of tue. Write “B'

juiiiiiiiiii. _ i.-1045-6-2-ai.

ii'ANrr.n _ imrr~:niA'raLY nx-

On estate of the late Edward Dunn, five good young milch cows. Apply to

RICHARD GILL or

WM. (YSHEA. ' ‘ Executors of Estate- ; L-ioai-6-2-4;,'__:________ im.\ii.\‘ N or' CANADA

i-iio\'i.\'i‘i-; oi# _ i°iii.\'ci-; isu\\'ARu isis.-\xn

l rrr tm- Probate Court in oforn Vl-

A. D. 1037.

In lie l-Jsuitc nf Eliziiln-|_li Biiriictt pf

Fort Auguriiua in Q\l1'L‘iiH U*\|"l~‘ "

p"l"’li‘i`<l Eirl for housework. me ,mm ,.,.,,,.“,`.,, d,,c,.,,,,.,| m,,.,,,,.

APPLY Cosa and carry. L.-1041-ii.

AUGTIIIII SALE

0" Saturday, June 5th at 2

0’clock.

Valuable property, 35 ac- TGS oi' land,l mile from city, all clear, excellent house,

i ir H ri-.iii imiioiii i.i-:o-

_\-_lfml f~,\i,'_’\I'i',:§¢ 'sim-ogate .fudge 01 Ullllimllfta cU§hciqi;f" of the Cnuiity °l'

q||,.,.|,'5 (jriimiy nr niiy Conatiilrlc or ltr-rntc pi-rson within said Louniy-

t}ItI'II<}'I`lNG: \\‘|ii-;iii'7As upon reading the D0'

iilion on file of .Iohn F. Vcliiilrir of l-wrt Auiziirtris in Qucgiiwi t_n\\r_\tyi l~`i\rnior Anil .lonlivh l\<‘llY "f l‘If,'l'_ Augiixtiin, riforcaaiil, lariner, the .x ei-iitora of the above named elirnte pmyliig that n i-itvitlnii i.\in\‘ be 1“,,,.rl for the purpose hereinafter net forth: You are terefur hereby re- quired tn cite all persons Interested in ilic aalrl A-llnte tn be and appear he-

gfmd 0UII`)|.IIIdIl'IgS. An Id€IlI fore ino nl. n Probate Court to be held

Bilutiiion along shore to

in tim Cniirt Hunan in Chnrloltetowii. in 0ueen's Counl_\’. In tha siild I‘ru~

0l°E(!t gummgr c0t(ugeg_ Thig rim-v. on 'ruenviny the flficcnih riny of

properly can be inspected “lid sold privately up to day

DI sale,

APPIY on premises to

MRS. J. B. LEWIS.

West Royalty

°' J- A. MacooNAi.o,

L_l040_6_1_4i Auctioneer.

m

AUcT151v SALE

'30 Iota with houses, elm cord-

*°W. hitndimw. splitting saw,

"':,°,"‘_°' mules. Jima our. mer! Duncan Roan, Hunter

Alex

MW-M. Auctioneer.

.lnne next. c-curing, at the hour of

- '-in k to oon of the onine

aim 1 o

vi eil ns rnycil for in anlil volition

Slit: on nidllloii of .\l. Alhnn Ifnrnit-r. ics ., Proctor for nnld l‘ci.ltioi\er. Anil I do hereby rrrrlvr that n true prrpy lit-rr-nt he forthwith rulilllhed in noinc nr~\\'iip\'per \\\ililllhr\t In Clint- Iriltr-inwn rrfnrr-nnlrl for lt lrult foul' w,,,,,.iitl\'r~ vwokrr fi-uni the flute here- or and tion ri mic com' hcrvcf he forriiwna iifilirfl I" *li* f°""“""* Imblm p|,,,,.,, regprii-ilvr-i_\~, niiinl.-l5_‘. In the hiill nf thc t'nnrt House- in lliar-

' |,,¢¢,|.,“-"_ in or ncnr the Store nt

Adrien D. Feelinn In illount Stewarb ln Qucen’a Couiitv riml at or near tha Store of Maurice (li-lttln at Wohetei-'I (.m_,,,.|_ ||| Qru~vn‘n Coiinty nfnrellld im thrit all pr-rnnnn liilorr-:tml In the mm |.im\t|\ nn crore-iinlcl may linve due

on-of.

""(‘l|I‘l\'El\" niitlvr mv linnil final Slrnl of nn- una mir: ini- rim rirry or my A. D. ilifli' and ln the Flrlt. year of iii- w-iciiiv'» i"-"¥"~

U' "l may n. x.. rtmaelt

L-1042-8-I-II. -

L

Judge ol Probate.

FOR SALE - M. A. FORD OOUP

cycle 25 K. V. A. For fiirther par-

” ably constitute for holding some and the day's news was fcatnrcln

pm; slug; ._ (3000 GENERAL cash. However. on a further set- with thc result that little basis vla

S _ _ _ . _ _ .

__--_°_.____--l’-- _ -. -.._.

"IW W"N_"5"-15° LBS- MILK Loox Annan-oar lN'ro civi

` ____ spector. etc Full details fret fi0m

M, __ __;.__'

~

APPRENTICE WANTED T0

- & Household Products on route of

British -United States Trade-

5 Pact.

L 964-5 29 41. Spain-Germany reported to have

- rm ~ approved a Franco-British plan to

E. _ ‘ _T

|crea_te naval safety zones around ‘ Spain.

, Canadian consti-uction~Conrtracw awarded in May valued at over $24,000,000 up 61.5 per cent over May 0936. according to MacLean building reports.

Dividends-Dividend payments by Canadian corporation= in May “P 27 her cent and for first five m0l1ll'iS up '18 per cent over cor- \`@>P0f1Clli1S months last. year.

LONDON, June 1-Chancellor Sir f]°h“ Slmoli in reply to a question in House of Commons whether he would control output of gold or alljerllllllvely <`llsCLi-ss its demonetiz- - ation as a remedy against accum- ulations aninially of 250,000_000 Pounds sterling fresh gold, replied that the answer was in the neg- ative but that the matter w

as

under consideration constantly. In the annual report of the Bank of Netherlands, Dr. L, J, Tripp, pre- sldent. of the bank. stresses the great infini-ion danger from in- creasing gold production which has created a considerably widened

credit case policy which threatens

to influence the price level sharp- ly. A cautious policy on the part of business life and banks of issue

is . ,

Yesterday s

Celery Irunv-I1 i (`nrr|.ts 3 lhu 3 Polntooa pk

Turnipa

('nbbiil:e hcnd

Toinutoes ripe Ib

Apples doa

_ at-me ii. »Str‘Ilk lh

iltoasl: beef Sled- merits

(Thif-ken each

y Butler lb Miitton lb

Vrcum

Ezra rio:

' Fowl Pigs 6 wks old ef ia H.rrl d p D

coanncran ron avany wr-: i Nason' or sA'rimnn's rssu

RETAIL MARKET

if

_ Molezvrivc sToc1< LETTER Local Maw,

(Received over Pltfiela and Co's Private Wire) .

- = ._ Quotation

10-251'

I(lc

'.'(lc 4 -hr

15-2(

200 'J.'ie Z.’3ic

20- 280 zo-'inc

p- E.

O

Essay

(Read By Charles McQuaidi

We are living in an age in which

history is being continuously made. In the brief period of a third of a

S, century the maps of three contin-

ents have been changed. The .dawn of the century brought with l it the struggle in South Africa. In the wake of the Great War we find a new Central Europe and the formation of the Soviet State. Still more recent was the expansion of ‘Japan at the expense of China.

ic With the past year came the des-

truction of an ancient empire, that of Ethiopia, Even now, we read daily of another conflict, the con-

15`,50c test “which is being carried on in

;1_oo.si_;iq Spain. Its result. time alone will

30-flfc is-isa

qu.-

18-23

unfold. There is, however. an- other battle being waged. Censor- ed presses have kept the outsi e

c CI

70-Still public almost completely unaware

$7 00

L_ of its existence. Yet, in one sense.

ii ng rin gl-| _ A

i.r.i»sir~rs in cn.: it is even far more important than Iiny loose cwt 5"" those which ive ourselves have Outs bus ang ‘ ’

I.rin|b lb gm, Vriii iii in-i.f.- ` 75c

Broilera each

New York

Stock Exchang

Al Clie-ill .-ini (‘:|ir

Ain For Pr

.-\ni Ruti

Ain 'i`i\l 'I`el

.ini \\'.1i¢»r

‘.\irii<#\>in|u

latter and gold sterilization in the fllilifrlirr

lore rcquired urgently but, as the -\‘<'liir-on

long run probably will- be ineffec- tive. furtlicr steps are necessary. Dr. Tripp t-onuders that the issue

done after currency stabilization.

llulil liiwil Ilull (Hilti Iii-||iII.\ AV ltvili .\‘\

FI `llB|*

'of gold coins is impossible uiilesw iiri,_-i,-if _min

He also rejects a lowering of the

,Vin-.~‘ Ohio |`lil`.\'.~`Ivr'

Sold price ns he believes a gener- <‘-rin _-'ru -

al ngrcciniit in this respect is uu-

likoly and because such a reduc- (mn isdn

('oni \`o , l`\|I| l`.'

tion would make the gold price i`~rn i'i-o

the perninncnt regulator of ec

which is hlgiiiy undesirable.

\`\\i' Wright

0' .. .

nomic and financial developments Il`.f,f.l..,¢

Idler .\iit<i Iit I'I|r~i- I’i‘ IA.

9-Pliareutly ha= been induced prin-

action of the rails and the lack of

_ an¥ fi/ors likely to promote 5

de initely bullish tone in the In-

vback many Industrials should be

r

od. Complete with almost new set ccme attractive for purchase to

' Min`ng I

(Supplied by Woods-ltrnde and Co.)

Stocks gin.,

Alrloriiiuc hir. .\rg|»ri_\' 55 Asloriii R '

liniikflclil

liner- .\I<~inls

Ili-rilllv 1

Iiillignoil 55 ,lllir .\llsii .|_', Ilulijo 1_1 / lions 40 V Ilruloriie 'mo iirr-ti Tr _q iinfrriin Ank fits (‘nii .\liil 11,",

20 ‘lim "!l(I

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tiriniinr iinld

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is :mm its :mis is rico i:i.'t ni

2-10 |3225

1 4 0

840 56 l-tl 2l;'r IR Ill 5.1 800

|sidernbly less evident at the pre-

- ments ovcr the week end. No Laidlaw 'and Co. S great amount of stock appears to MORNING MARKET LETTER 60 be pressed for sale, but the poor NEW YORK, June I-Frida

score a fair sizcd rally. In gciiernl thc more important factors which haie brought about the ‘ubstan-

. _ 5

L lx tial decline in security values

in

recent wccks seein rather well dis- counted, in our opinion. The in- flation ps_vchol0§.V. which was marked earlier in the year. is con-

sent tlme. and the dlturbing de- cline iii Goverriineiit Bond. has been replaced by a quiet but fair- ly firm market for - these issues.

Laidlaw and Co.

inn ($05

lt

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Prirrnii

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Por |'ri»\\'n

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.\'\\il ltusin Sud ruin 2il~§ Hulllirin 1'.‘.'i :~1_\'lr;ini|l- 300 'I`<-wk Iliiuli .’r4i.1 'i'n..|..,. will rin ’l‘..i\|irii 2.'.li '\‘.»\v.-|i_*iii:i|- li\.'» \\'|lIli- .\ii\il '."i'.`i \\'¢»rii| (','i~l ‘IT

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Ir I. Lagoon

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MARKET BULLETIN ‘

;....s 'r

Img' Shingles ‘md w°°d by truck (Received over Woods- Reade and Company Special Wire) if |N“\,l`f‘l

8, r t‘

il . t ‘

Peaiies. I..-921-5-as-ai-6-2. . "1 "Wi" 'H

liii lI:ir

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f I\'¢~i|ii<= d _\li.-.- l'nc I(v

non* i-'on sau:-iii rr. WIDE N003’ WMMENT l°f NW -’@f_»*“-‘Y- Clify lei- Tiffike `.l"' 7"" T"

33 it_Iong_1m.ge cabin no engme_ The market appear; to be doin- Roller Bearing, standard oil 0 Must be sold Make often Apply, lnated by a note of caution which _Indiana and St. Jost-ph Lead. an

.\innr \\':i rtl

_ in the lower priced stocks, Texas “M .-,,

2,_ cipally by the European develop- Pacific and Sooony Vacuum.

r N Y ('('II

.\'lllI HIS

.\;|t llusli It(-ii: \'r\\‘ YD I( \' H

y'S .-\inrL'o`

market slioived quiet. strength but 5"" l""‘

l'nr-k .\Iiit

iio major trend. The prospect of an i~,,.-,. exteiiclrd holiday over the week- In-.in R R

` L-1043-6-2-4-5 dustriais over the near term prob- end curbed trading enthusias

l‘liil \irrr

m iiilii iw-r on S5 Post 'I`r~l l`i|li 5, i'uh >'.vr X .I

ziiailable for more than minor =;'_:f`|'€|_‘:'_f_ ll’ price cliaiigcf. The tone of the i¢,',.|i.. K 0

r, hold beyond the next month or market. however. wa. firm and

Stanhope. L-1037-6-2-31. Y two. In particular we like Borg- _

-Q---» --=_=.-;__-- Warner. Kounecott, Standard Oli with any ciicourngeineiit, coui

ii.~|. sl

there were some indications that "f""”" IW"

.\lii-Il I iiiuii

ti .siinili lun-

I.\'i¢l till linl .sid (iii .\` J

\.\'ti\rIc l‘u

(Trix Vp

|'nirr-<| Air l'iill¢`il (‘r»

I`iii|i-ri lirug i'iii|r-ii Gris Imp I' S Iluli

.<1 Us

I' S liirl .\l

\'iii|niIiriiii

Wiiriicr ltr-is

\\'»-sf I'i|i1rir

\\'1~ri| A R \\'<-sl Eli-4' \\'|io|\\'ortll

(‘l¢».<o :-

Jiil.\‘-l'_'.'l'L. Ociohor-115.

sheep and lambs. 79.

Oklend

(lI|I Dill]

rl‘I.onr_v _\lnr Und riymiiirska C

tlrlirll-

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l‘r»ii<-r

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Hog prices moved steadily higher in early dealings on Montreal live stock markets today while cattle prices held steady. Receipts: Cat- tle i00; calves 1236; hogs 669;

Fair to medium quality cows

brought $4 to $5.25 with common butchers from $.35 to $4. Canners and cutters sold from S2 to $3.25.

Veals were again 25 cents lowei'.

About a dozen made $7 with med ium quality aroimd $6.

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witnessed. This is the struggle be- tween the legalized forces of Hit- ler and the staunch faith Of the German Christians. .

Religious Strlfe _

Gei-man_v has been the seat of

much religious strife After her

e conversion to Christianit b' St.

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Boniface, Germ:-1n_v enjoyed some ten centuries of religious pence During this time was built up a strong living faith which was to help the nation through future difficulties. The great break came when Martin Lui-her pro-

Revolt. His followers. thc Luth- er:iiis_ form one of the <:i'f=aicr- re- liiziruis bodies engaged in the pre-

Church, the world saw the out-

ivcre arrayed on opposing sides.

hiiictt-cnth ccniiiry was that of the

appointinciits While the Cliur

fices, Bismarck. in the name of

tained that it lay within his juris- diction. In view of these troubles.

tian party with the purpose of

New Religious Bodies

sprung into being. The more radica

lNordic_ and consequently "Injuri- oiis"_ iiiflucncns. A iioii-Nordic religion cannot be acccptable to the Nordic man. He must have one founded on Nordic priiirlples. with Nordic rites and a Nordic god.

The secoiirl ol these two institu-

tions is thc German Peoples Church Movciiicrit. While it is less radical than the fomier. it rejects dogma. _sncmmeiii and priest. Its teaching is the so-called positive Clii'istiziiiit_v. This is in opposition to the now existing form of what the-_v cull negative Chrisziaiiity. or sclhdenial and self-repression. Theirs is a teaching of personal freedom and self-expression. un- .

' restricted by rini\ei'sal or compul-

sory beiicfs. They have rejected the

Old Tesininent as unfounded and urinecessziry. They have re-writ- ten the New Testament to' suit their o\\ri views. It is no longer the inspired word of God. but rather ii constitutional document, drawn up by hiinmii hands. to gov- ern their man-niade society.

vaiicc is based on his newly- foiiiidcd rclicioii. ilic Grcrmnii Na- (ioiinl Cliiircli. His conception of

cr-\vorld" religion, which was

ish rcri-ori.<ni_ Whcn it is believe-rl in. it liclps to slablizc existence and siiffcn imtioiiul resistmicc. as was wiiiics.»cri b_v thc brotherhood of thc trcnclics, On no account may it iiitcrfr~i't- with the conditions of this world. Should present Chris- tiniiiiy not conform to the views of Hitler. it must be put aside or trzihsforni<‘d.

which Der Fuchrer and his aides

- have orouizlit into being is a com-

promise bciwcen the Gorman Faith Mm-cmcnt and the German Peo- plc's Church Movement. Its teach- ing ls definitely a positive one. The Nordic people are the new chosen race. and their Christ is modelled

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.art. reaching its highest level

claimed his doctrines and found himself the heart of the Pi~oif~'sl.ant

sent slriiugle. A liundred years af- ter L\iili<°r's separation from the

break of the Thirty Years war. in which Luthcrans' and Catholics Tradition. The religion of new

The most promineiit struggle of the

10 year Kulturkanipf. The main issue involved was the control of the cdiicntionztl and ecclesiastical

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thc Gcrmariy Goveriiment. main-

the need was seen of a new Chris-

corifii'ming the co-operation of Catholicism with the national will.

New religious bodies have been

foriuccl in Germany, but not. how- evcr, along the lines of the projected one. Quite on the contrary. two main anti-Cl~irisi.ian bodies have

of these is the Gcriimii Faith Mo\'ciiiciit, a definitely pagan fac- ' tion. It has for its aim the aboli- tion oi Christian belief and wor- ship Its followers mise thc Nor- dic man almost to dcific heights. ll-le is io be girtrded from all non-

, The object of this new religion. as

given hy Rosenburg on the estab- Not 5 Loslnll' Blllile

lishment of the German National ,,, Church. "is to create a for-iiiig ni Great as the odds may scci-rr. it {i__h‘_‘, ,H ,.,m,_,_,,,,,_,,,“_,, ,,,~_,,,,.T.,,.,, ,,,,,. on:-'s own high value, to segregate gtiiolx li0W@\i$~qi*:i in M t. i. for ir i. i-i i in ~ those who have won for themselves i U1' “IS “ll 5 - 9 *fl ` ‘ V a deep inward confidence of funn- of mrn. lraiilizrd by his 0ii'ii liciid- ' own nature. who have fought suc- Triic Chrislitmiw. On tht* C0I‘iti'i\i`.\ I c ‘_ ‘V M _` \_mmm cessfully for a heroic com-option PIHWS ll'S~fHll-ll ln “S Dlvlne F°““' l"'“ " ““` "“"‘ "" “ ` °‘ "“"" ““‘ °""“‘“*‘“°“ "` °°" s"‘$°'§"i“€“..'€.T§’a l’f.f.i1°`§Zl‘l'l . .. . f .... ...H . Strongly, 8lI.Il0llgh riot. OIIICIRIIY. l'l'lf\Y C°I“ r “f Y n_f\rt~sii i. :ini ` in r~ui_ fi supported by Hitler himself. The only io iitrenstheii and wiisiill- *"““"'" """““"“- "W ' "" "”""` aim of the society is the over- dale thi! Filth- The l°Yal f°ll°W

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The German Reich i.~ very far-

sighted in regard to the future membership of its religious pro- ject. The Hitler Youth Society, a vast organization made up of i young Germans of the Nazi party.

which embraces the majority of the German people, is thoroughly educated in the ways of the new and nationalistic policies of the Fatherland. To obtain office in any department of the civil _wr- vice. one must be a member in good standing of ihe Hitler Youth asso- ciation. The govemment press. loo, has played its part in the education of the people. With its own propaganda. and the censor- ship of opposition presses, the pub- lic is kept unaware of what is ` really happening.

Although such a state of af-

fairs might be called Christian, in reality it is not so. Christianity. by definition. is the religion based on the teachings and doctrines of Christ. founded on Scripture and

Germany has bluntly rejected all this.

Built Upon Feet of Clay

With the Old Testament cast

aside and the New re-written, their

defended her right to assign the of- idol is built upon feet of clay. The

object of iheir society is to set the Nordic man upon a pedestal in place of the Deity which they have renounced. Their aim is con- ti'ai'_v and destructive bo true Christian spirit, This body. there- fore. cannot be called Christian. -but must be faced in its true light as a Pagan revival. It is a pagan- ism such as was never before wit- nessed Hitler and his followers have abandoned the God in whose

apostate to their Faith, and forc ed others to accompany them .i the worship of their Beiial,

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Doctrines of Hitler

religion absolutely dependent on the State. But Nationalism and lReligion are not incompatible. and Der Fuelirer was well aware of this when the State. under his control, and the Church first came into conflict. Cardinal F‘aulhaber,.Archbishop of Munich. had laid down a plan by which lihe two inlght both exist peace- fully in the some State. An ef- fort may be made to keep the national characteristics pure and unadulterated under the following conditions: First, that the love of orie`s country should not lend to the hatred of hers. Second, that he individual s ld never con- ider himself free from the ob- ication of nour' hing his own soul by persevering in the means of grace the Church provides. And last. that riice culture should not assume a hostile attitude towards Christianity. All these conditions Hitler ignored. a proof of his dis- regard for true Christianity.

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Continunl Campaign

The churches have not taken all

N,,w|y Founded Renginn these rcbuffs unchallenged, ` but,

insofar as they have been able.

Hmm.-S boast of Christian “_ have fought back in an effort to

prescrvc their very existence. They are waging 5 coiitinual campaign in spite of the disadvantages at

Cl\vis\iai\it_v is that it is an “oth- Wlllcll Lll@`H0\'<’l`1lll'l€m IIRS Pl3¢`\?d

them. They iiiiiy not a.pi'x\nl to

forced on thc Nordic race by Jew- U19 DUbllC ©lli'Ul1Kli U16 Pilbllc Dl`€‘S<-

and ecclesiastical press are great- l_\' i'esti'ictcd_ Letters from the pul- pit are treated as treason. Yet 'his l bloodlcss battle goes on. The iCittholic Ciiurrh is one of the

,co\‘i‘i‘niiiciit's stroligcst opponciitz- ciigagcd in the struggle. To show her disa.ppi'oval of government tactics in rcgnrd to religion. she has laid down rrguliitioiis to gov-

two. The chief and most. pointed of these is that no Catholic may join thc Hitler Youth Party un- der exclusion from the Sacra- ments. Nothing can be piniiier than this. It is a casc of either being willing to suffer for thc Faith, or to apostai-ize, There can

after thc Nordic man, He is not be no coniDr0iii1-%‘- Hlll0l"5 PFD' one of thc suffering and forgive- WSP- llif’ Nfllmnfll Sofmllst Clms' ness. but rather the Christ beating, l-lRi1il»_V. iS |10! llif Cl“'l5°la“l"Y of the money-changers from the Tcm- Chrisi. niifl "\\'l`iii\ ¢0¥\°°\'d hom

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friendship they were born. turned

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