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On Oct. 8th this Convpany re- sumed their regular meetings. Mary Myers. Nora DeBlols. Bul- anne Palmer and Helen mosey are the Patrol Leaders. On Oct. loth two Brownies. Kathleen Skinner and Mary Whlteside re- ceived their Wings and flew up to Guides. Nancy Hyndman step- ped up to Guides. The Brownies of the 1st Pack were present and did the Grand Salute.

2nd Class badges were present- ed to Nora DeBlols. Helen M and Suzanne Palmer. ‘

0n Oct. 16th the following pas- ed‘ their stalking and Scout Pace; Ann Horne. Doris Billion. Mauren McCorkell and Mary Worthy. The regular meeting was not held on Oct. 22nd as the

I P.E.l. Baptnst ' . I I ' I ihstrlot iisetmg

11-! ' ‘The anti-animal meeting ol- the Island Baptist District met in its first Fall session on ‘ruceday night with a service and bus- iness sesion under the Lsland Baptist Young People. Notice oi this meeting is given elsewhere in the was. ' The Wednesday mornim session opened with a devotional service led by Lie. Stephen Ackland of Cornwall. Mr. Ackland took as his subject "Launch cult". The great necessity of Christian Men and Women of the C-hrurch is to iauoda out in a day when the enemies of Christian living are as great. perhaps greater. than at any time in the history of the Church. ‘Iihe gathering was urged to launch out in Island effort to meet the forces of evil which threaten to predominate. The Moderator. Rev. E. J. Ban-ass of Summerslde then opened the bus- iness session by calling on the Key Man, Rev. C. A. Britten for Ilia report on Island Denomina- tional finances. A record year in Denominational and Centennial allotments was reported,

Ouldes attended s. Rally st the AlIclrka

On Oct. 23rd the ﬁrs lighting test was passed by the ilollicwing: Arm Horne. Doris l-tilllon. Liilly McPherson and Maureen McCor- kell.

We regret that Mrs. Alan Mac- Millan will not be with us this year as our lieutenant.

Good Guiding and Be Prepared.

“L” Train Brash injures Many

A.n elevated cactus train manancd

the estimated 1.500 imp-‘bolilftd pea sengers packed into both tmlns.

The impact derailed both trains but nesally all cf the inhaled ea- oaped with cuts and bruises and teas than a dozen were kept in hoe. pltails. Both trains were so jammed —a bus strise adding to the normal load-that only a few were thrown to the floor.

and laddu- ulpmcnt to runovc the injtncd from the elevated struc- tore.

Ambulances and ilnc equipment co the area iihat ail ltruet can‘ and automobile traffic had to be matted. The w: vlctiiana were when to eight. south side hoapitah in every ambulance available. 0th. m! received first aid a: the scene.

The motionnasi oi ﬁn second tan-in, George Yetmltca, about 90. c! datoagvo, apparently was tlhc molt seriously injured of llhe vic- tims, suffering s. crushed leg and possibly other injuries. He was in a coma with! firemen cnbrlcated

CHICAGO. Oct. 23 - (AP) —

imothereaa-ofsnotherinsderlse 10g today, injuring at least 281 of

outline of the requirem mts for the coming and present Marl- timc Dencsninaticnal Year.

A most interesting and tarpirlng series of Messages on Evangelism was conducted as follows: Mass Evangelism by Rev. A. E. Todd; Personal Evangelism by Rev. H.B. Crawdotrd; Visitation Evangelism by Rev. C. A. Britten. messages and the general dia- cussion which followed‘ emphas- ized the fact that evangelism whether Mass, Personal or by Visitation is the basic factor in building the Kingdom. One form of evangelism is closely related to another. The one may be sl vital and intportant factor inl making the other a success in‘ any church or coumtunllty.

The afternoon sesdon was

Baptist Women's wssionary Un-t ion. Notice of this will appear in a. later issue of the press.

The closing session on Wednes- day evening opened with a song service led by R/ev. H. B. Crew-l ford. followed by the District‘ Sermon which was preached by Rev. E. J. Bsrrass from the Text Ecclesiastes l2. V. 13. “Let Us hear the conclusion of the whole matter". Conclusion must be heard and recognized quite as much ‘as beginnings. During the war. no general or other mill-

_ tary leader would dare say thatw

(the reverses of the early day: by any means determined the final result. the final conclusion must tell the story. N‘: manmalifc g ts beginning te cry the/t m. 'I‘he conclusion is the final verdict. No men has a right to judge another man's life by its beginning. The conclusion is the final word. God's plan for. His World is not recognised fully in the present age. We must "hear the conclusion of the whole mat- tor"

‘Ilhc musical out of the Wed- nesday program was greatly as- sisted in special musical numbers by Mrs. Leigh Warren and Mrs. A. E Todd.

Resolutions mounted by the chairman of the Resolution qmn-l mlttoe. Rev. Crawford. included the following: Resolved ythat we unge the members of our church- eg to realiu their high calling

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LONDON. Oct. m -Two mcmb~ en of the ruyztl household who ac- companied the King and Queen to Canada in 1939 will he among hhie staff of 29 men and wmnen with T7181!‘ Mllwtles and the Princeses Elizabeth and Moment On thdr tour od South Africa early next year.

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Sir Alon Isscelles, wclikxwwn to Canadians will laced the King's staff as his private secretary

Surgeon Rcar-Adnzlral H E. Y. White who trove-lea as royal medical. officer in Canada, will perform the ‘some fimctlon in south Africa.

Otther ntemhcrs on the IO-wccks‘ tolu- will be Maj. Thomas Cokayne I-lhrvey- private secmtary tothc King; Capt. Lc-xls Ritchie, press secretary at Buckingham Palace; Wing Comm. Hwtot- Townsend and Lt..Oomm. Ashmore, Equlcrriee

Thee will be three ladies-in- mit-laig-Ledy Hzuicch and Indy Delia Peel in attendance on the Queai and ic/ly Margaret Morton attending Princess llilimbeth.

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NEW DELHI, Oct —lAP)_ Tension heightened in India today as news spread of attacks on Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru in {the northwest frontier country by hostile Moslems and violence erupted in Calcutta

with refugees from Eastern Bangui

pouring into the city.

Three persona were killed and 12 injured in kn-iflngs in different parts of Bombay today. a. com-

munique said. Eight persons were

wounded. one fatally. when police opened fire on rloters in Calcutta.

Mohandas K. Gandhi. spiritual leader of the predomlnantlyl-llndu Genome party. said in an inter- view. meanwhile. that communal

spondble for the safety of the royal party.

WARSIIIP PREPARED At Portsmouth mockyaiu H.M S.

Vanguard, latest-built British capital by

ship. is being flhtt-d for the voyage out. They royal family will be ac- commodated on the shelter deck.

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and day cabins will be adapted for their 0Q. '

The King's dining cabin. seating 22, will be furnished with tables. chain and sldcboo up from his W011i». Victoria and Albeht.‘

A spacial pole latest. fitted to the main lrlct. will marry tlhc royal standard which will be ﬂoodlit as occasion dunonds One of the ships boats in being converted for me as a twat barge.

‘Ihmlﬂilllt the tour 0d the union and southern Rhodesia a cabinet minister _I\d provincial aatninist. retu- wiii accompany the party :1“!!! their 01m perticucr paw-

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disturbanceswould and "much quicker" if Britid: influence were removed from India.

Nehru. former Congrcl Party president and leading minister in the new Interim Government, and three members of his party were inlured when Moslems stoned their car near Malekand d Nehru’: tour of the wild northwest frontier ares.

Calcutta police opened fire out- side the Calcutta terminus of all East Bengal trains to break up fighting between Moslems and Hindus over the custody of two refugee girls from East Bengal.

_The girls were reported victims of

forced conversion to the Moslem religion.

Gandhi. in an interview here. said that the Moslern league Min- istfy in Bengal should be able to control the disorders. which he des- cribed as “hesrt-brealllag.” He de- clared that both Moslems and Hin- dus needed to work mgeum- to beat the problems of starvation. corruption and illiteracy.

1n London, Arthur Henderson, parliamentary under-secretary to the Imdla office. told the House of Commons that estimates of 5.000 dead from the Ellt Bengal gqn. mil-Ml lighting "are s great exag-

geration." He quoted from a report Sir Frederick Burrows. Bengal

DEOLABES GREAT RHINI CLOSED AREA

BERLIN, Oct. 23—(R.cuters) - The British military government today declared the great Rhine ln- dustrial centre of Duesseldorf a closed are; because of an acute food and housing shortage. A con- tinuous influx hes raised the total population to 418,000. reducing liv- lng space to an average of about four square yards a person. Dues- seldorfs pro-war population Wm 539.905.

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was doubtful if nurses or othea persons skilled in handling mental patients would be allowed to leave the country at m; tlmu. Dr P s. Campbell, dcpilty Provincial Health Minister. lid tonight. He was ocanmmting on a ropnr that Mass- achusetts health authorities were melting 2.50) employees in tile Mlaritimc Provinces.

Dr. Campbell added that he had fecieved no cliﬁficial information that linseed-smells would seek re- cruits for service in its mental hos. pltals in the Marltlmos.

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Rloting. he said. had been caused “by a body of hooligans" and added "there had been no general rising of Moslcms against Hindus."

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