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Ahab, King of Israel, was married to one of the most ticked women of his. tory, Jezebel; She had brought cv- cry abomination and idolatrous practice from her native home in Syria along with all the priests of great mountain range midway along the Mediterranean shores of Palestine and Syria, rising from the western side of the plain of Esdraelon. The river Kishon flows past the northern base of Mount Carmel, emptying into the Mediterranean near the city of Haifa. ' ELIJAH: A LIFE OF COL Tl” UN Sunday School Lesson Pla cat NELSON EDDY RETURNS TO THE AIR RADIO li, UIEM" DIRECTED BY TOSCANINI [I M rmt I) th ma tam 0 M By MADGE ARCHER TING In ugh. that NEWS woo time it on th (‘FR Workshop Kraft Mus Baal. These priests were bitter opponents of such a prophet of God as Elijah was known to be. And so Elijah commanded the king to brim: the prophets of Baal be- fore him at Mount Carmel where Elijah faced them, :II POP - Prepared to Break Duration Record l Yes! WE'RE GOING OUT TO T i3RgAlrr-l_c. 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CHI litw rl by M ll Dom " I) “I m m 1h Ty purp hims th Tho: gmup picLurezl at Charlottetown, P.K.1., on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the first meeting on the island of the Fathers of Con- federation, is comprised of three direct de::,cendants of that distinguished group who conceived the idea of a united Canada. From LEFT to RIGHT they are: Mr. Justice L. P. D. 'l'illey, Saint John, Nm., son of Sir Leonard Tilley, who was the New Brunswick delegate at the Con.. federation meeting; Hon. Wm. J. Topper, lieutenant-governor of Mani- toba, son of Sir Charles Topper; Hon Geo, D. De Blois, lieutenant-gov- ernor of Prince Edward Island; and P. C. Johnson, of Moncton, son of Hon. J. M. 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