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GO THOU AND DO LIKEWISE
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Bishop Hall's Sermon At The Cathedral
The Rt. Rev. Bishop preached the following serman at St. John's Cathedral yesterday:--
If it should happen that on our way to work each day we found men lying by the road side, com- pliance with our Lord's commands be simple though perhaps a little monotonous, if that did happen to us the day expenditur: of time and two pence and a little oil and wine. would not necessarily be compliance. It 18. the spirit that matters. The spirit of the Good Samaritan was the spirit of the whole hearted. It is the half-hearted "to-day who say life
pearl of the Orient, a Christian city bearing witness to the char- acter and devotion to Christian Britain.
I have no clear vision and no concrete proposals to make as to what God would have us do more to cultivate this plece of land in which so far an unequal con- test is being waged with "the weeds and some deep digging has been dcre
there a little but appearance yet of the garden God means it to be. Three opportunities, however seem to me absolutely clear. The Orst is the duty of experimentation. It
Is so complicated and pass byes by experiment that science on the other side.
progresses. A scientific experi- We have asked you during this ment takes. small quantities of last month to face up to the different elements and by con. meaning in our 'le' to-day of our centration of attention on the Lord's command "Go" thou and behaviour of these elements under do likewise. We have endeavour- į certain conditions has been able') ed to make clear several tunda- mental things in Christianity.
more that
The
certain
be
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HOME RUGGER HOME FOOTBALL CAMBRIDGESHIRE
All Blacks Win At Cardiff
London, Oct. 28. With a single defeat since they began their tour the All Blacks rugger team from New Zealand another victory, beating Cardiff by 20 points to 5.
wor
The following were the results of other leading matches:-
Londen. Oct. 26.
The home defeat of Southamp- ton, Reading's fallure at Aldershot, Doncaster's check against Barns- ley, and West Ham's fallure to se eure both points, at Upton Park provided the main upsets in to- day's league football,
Detalled results. as cabled, by Reuter, were as follow
Cheshire 17, Durham 3, at Bir-Birmingham
kenhead.
Blackburn Cornwall 13, Somerset 9, at Cam-Chelsea
borne.
Grimsby Devon 0. Gloucestershire 3, at Leeds
Liverpool Northumberland 12, Cumberland Matter C.
7. at Gosforth Bradford 14. Halifax 3.
Sunderland Cambridge University 12, Rich-w Brom.
Torquay.
mond 13.
Stoke
Cheltenham 6, Gloucester 6 Devonport Services 12. Exeter 3. Blackpool Harlequins 33. Guy's Hospital 3. | Bradrotd Leicester 14, Northampton 0, Bury London Scottish 12. Manchester 5. Doncaster Moseley 6, Coventry 32.
Leicester Oxford University 24, United Norwich
Services 0. '
Notts F. Blackheath 3. Bedford 9.
Shef'ld U.
Old Milhilliers 3, Rosslyn Park S'ampton
5.
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BETTING
"Pegasus In The Lead
London, Oct. 28.
M. Boussac, the owner of Negun- do, has announced that his cari- didate is a doubtful starter, for the Cambridgeshire which is to be run at Newmarket on Wednesday next.
The latest call-over prices are as follows:-
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Arsenal
2 Preston
4 Portsmouth
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2 Bolton
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3 Hudd'neld
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2 Brentford
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0 Derby
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5 Wednesday
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2 Wolves
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1 Man'ter U.
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2 Plymouth
Barnsley
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4 Tottenham
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? Burnley
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0 Charlton
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Swansea W. Ham
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1 Reading
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Coventry
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2 Northampton 1
1 Luton.
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B'rnemouth
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3 Accrington
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4 Brighton
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3. Barrow.
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2 Southport
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1 Chester
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6 York
2
1 Lincoln
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Public buildings and premises were closed throughout the city and flags flew at half-mast as signs of mouming everywhere.— Keuter.
4 Stockport
4 Crewe
Bath 28. Clifton A. Neath 5. Newport Pontypool 9, Aberavon a Swansea 0. Llanelly 8.
Aldershot Edinburgh Un. 4 Glasgow Ads Brighton
12.
Bristci C.
Herltonians 16. Watsonians 6.
Beuter
WHERE LOUIS XIV, DINED
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had not
to prove the rightness or wrong- ness of its hypothesis, It seems GOD AND THE GARDENER
to me that God Himself has used (1) The Arst is God is Creator. that method though with a diffe- Notice the is is not was. He is rente. The Bible is a record of Creator. He is octive in making God's. great experiment. HL famliy fe, city fe, national life, singled out une people. He International life You may have
came Himself at read an appropiate paragraph in time and place. th claiming this the local press last week where to be the activity of God we do a successful negro gardener gave not deny that the same God is an apt reply to a parsonical com- , not equally active among al. ment The comment was "It is other peoples at all other times.
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, Oct. 10. wonderful what God can do in In the same way the activity of
When the Prince of Wales vis!t- men." co-operation with
the laboratory are not other than reply was "The Almighty was not the activity of similar chemicals "the Château de Versailles on doing very much about this piece outside the laboratory
Sunday he was shown. I hear, a under
Carlisle it." similar conditions.
fountain which The value of cf land ti I got busy on
played Darlington When I say God is Creator active- the experiment depends upon this for many years, writes a corres-Gateshead ly making cities and nations my assumption.
Halifax The knowledge which pondent.
Bulit in a specia; garden pavi- Hartelpools view.is
of the negro the 'experiment provides can gardener than that of the parson!-, used outside the laboratory, but on where Louis XIV. used to give Mansfield
Court fates and dinners, the foun- Oldham quite the knowledge can only be obtain-
tain
notice until Rotherdam.. clear that God's highest creative ed by the concentrated attention
had escaped quite recently The man to
beauty of Tranmere works He has left. for
of the laboratory, achieve. But men can only
One has got
to believe that the pavilion, however, attracted Walsall achieve it by cbeying the creative
the the attention of Mr. Rockefeller, Wrexham recorded in God's activity laws
who offered funds to have it re- of God. Laws of gravity, Bible is of the same kind if one
stored to its former glory. laws of motion. laws of light and
is to believe in God at all Why Science has heat and radiation.
should He not have done for taught us to recognise this side
men what He did for Jews. of our co-operation with God in The reason can only be that the His creative work and the neces-
illumination provided by God's sity of obedience to observed fact, But there are also laws for social experiment with the Jewish people was needed if it were ever to be the progress which are equally possible for all men to know Him creative laws of God and because
and co-operate with Him, as it these are mainly personal they
needs the lumination of the can do
themselves than less of
laboratory experiment to enable laws of nature but equally they
the applied scientist to work can
do much more When, men
ouside the laboratory. co-operate.
cal commentator.
It is
have (3) The second point we endeavoured to make clear is that Jesus and His Church are, not a recipe for white-washing those seeking goodness, but the dynamic instrumer.i
of the
But there is a differences. In the case of God's activity the ex- periment is a vital part of the process. In the Eighteenth Corps
France the Corps Commander had a demonstration platoon. It eternal pur
Jesus
was highly trained to do certain pose of the Creative 'God.
particular pleces of work. It was was not a man of principle but a
There are nothen sent round various batalions man of purpose, Church principles, only a church the Corps and enabled them to understand the ideas that purpose. In each case the pur-
the Corps pose is God. It is the purpose of were in the mind of
Commander. The history of the fullment of creation
is similar. We can the Jews compare them to the Corps Commander's demonstration plat- oon.
in history
(3) Thirdly we have suggested that in the history of the Chris- tian community since the death
They are, as the demon- and resurrection of Christ the creative power of God has broken stration platoon was, part of the means by which the purpose of the out from time to time to redeem and change the common life of Corps Commander was achieved.
have been Universities. The Jews Hospitals. Schools, freedom of the slaves, like that demonstration platoon. freedom of women. Co-operative If then both in science and re- and Friendly Societies. and in Ugion the experimental method these last days" Housing Associa is an essential part of the process. tions of a new kind have sprung it is likely also to be useful in from the womb of the Church social progress. and have brought the cerative Imagine,
men.
Most of us. I
are wrong.
ex-
the
The work is now finished, and the Prince was the first person. the officials. to see the fountain playing.
except for
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ULSTER'S HOMAGE TO LORD CARSON
·Belfast, Oct. 20. Ulster paid homage to the tate Lord Carson when 500,000 people from all parts of Northern Ireland and loyalists from the Free State lined the streets for the funeral procession from the quayside to the Cathedral.
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most conspicious in our Church Schools in which Chinese and Euro- peans work together. At the head of the School Hall the Union Jack and the Chinese flag karig, to- gether. In the corner of one i
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NEW B.B.C. CHAIRMAN
(Special Air Mail Service
London, Oct. 10, the Cross and th the corner of the It is announced from the General. other the Sun. The Cross Is the Post Office that the King has been source of our redeemed Christian pleased to approve the appoint- life and the sun is the source ofment of Mr. Ronald Collet Nor- our physical life. They are both man of the British Broadcasting Corporation, to be chairman for
Charter. the remaining term of the present
creative activities of God and a symbol of the value of co-operation and is place in God's purpose
sequent outlook of
ane
police and magistrates, these peo- ple all have that sensitive know-
LORD MAYOR-ELECT ROBBED
Mr. Norman, who is a younger "SENSITIVE KNOWLEDGE brother Mr. Montagu Norman, The third suggestion I have to Governor of the Bank of England. make is more personal. I think is has been vice-chairman of the business men recognize, and all B.B.C. from 1933, and his wife- professional men also, the dif- formerly Lady. Plorence Bridge- man-is a kinswoman of the late ference between classroom
Lord Bridgeman, whom he succeeds bock knowledge and the more
as chairman of the B.B.O. Educat- sensitive knowledge that a man ed at Eton' and at Trinity College. acquires by doing a job. That Cambridge, he was private secret- knowledge seems to me to be pos-ary first to Mr. George Wyndham esssed to the highest degree. by at the War Office during the South Christian men here about their African War and afterwards to own job but it is very noticeably Lord Halsbury, then Lord Chan- lacking about the city in which cellor. He is an ex-Chairman of the com- they live. belleve that
the London County Council, mem There are of course ex-ber of the Royal Fine Art Commis life of God with new power into petative spirit in Industry keceptions. You can tell at once the tion, and a vice-chairman of the the common fe of men. Like national armaments the negro gardener God did not But because a wholesale change difference in knowledge and con- National Trust and of the Ne- who tional Council of Social Service. seem to be doing much about to something different seems to through the Society for the Pro- His appointment will extend to
and doubtful until Wilberforce, Shaftesbury, dangerous
we do Lection of Children or the St. John's the end of 1938. What we should do as Ambulance or through the neces- Basil Jellicoe and their, like got nothing. busy. Again, like the negro gar- Christians and God-fearing men dener, when you see the result of 1 to make courageous experiments sities of his job, as in the case of their work you know that God. There should be Christian the unseen Creator, gees what periments carried out by they have done in
obedience to Christian Church and there should Government experimenta. His laws and relolces to see it be
Hongkong would make an ideal good.
laboratory for experiment. in social progress and in new finan- ground. I do not want to suggest of the greatest help to the whole that the city in which we live British Commonwealth, and in- 4 deed to other nations. The first is a piece of waste gorund, great deal of love and care, a suggestion I have to make then great deal of devotion and love is that we should explore the way and generosity has been put and experiment in social progress, is being put ate its cultivation. INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION where the Good Samaritan found It was only on the previous day The work of the Sanitary Depart- The second is very simple. It is him. He may be in your office, in that Sir Percy Vincent had been ment and the Police and the this: There are great opportun your friend's house or a fellow elected Lord Mayor of London for Voluntary Services Hike the Society ities for inter-racial co-operation traveller on the way. It may be the coming year. Lady Vincent the Protection of Children in voluntary social services in that God has work for you to do stated yesterday, that the intruders and St. John's Ambulance in the this city. The different experi- in one of the Societies who are had taken almost all her jewelry, New Territories must rejoice the ences of the various nations, asking for help. The half-hearted and though the missing articles heart of God, but they are but and even our different tempera- will not find what God has for were insured others to take their The whole-hearted pisce could never have the same beginnings. There is much more ments, will make the correspond them to do. that must be done before this ing results richer and more fruit- will. God Himself will show you personal value. It was very un-
In many
If you city stands out, ak with God's ful. I have seen this
are really willing to be fortunate that the thieves had as the ways already, "The symbol of It is like the Good Samaritan,
/timedtheir visit just when she help it will stand out,
PIECE OF WASTE GROND When the
his negro started
edge which comes from actual
contact.
It is my conviction that Chriss (Special Air Mall Service) 1 saying to us still to-day, "Go
London, Oct. 10. thou and do likewise." He is ask- While B Percy Vincent, the Ing us to clothe the naked. to Lord Mayor-elect of London, and
garden there was a piece of waste a methods which would prove visit the sick, to feed the hungry. Lady Vincent were at dinner with
for
He is asking us to let loose His members of their family at their My request home at Purley on Sunday, bur- love upon this city. therefore in His naine to all Chris- glars entered a bedroom window, tlan people is that they should be stole a considerable quantity of alert to observe the man lying by jewelry, and escaped without at- the road side. You won't find him | tracting attention.
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