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and
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Co.
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We
join
with
allthe
rest
of
the
community
in
celebrating
THF
PRflWNINP,
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THF.
KINf,
Tomorrow,
May
12
bringing
peace
and
prosperity
to
the
country.
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Featuring-
OF
NATIVES
Northern
British
Columbia
Brotherhood
Sends
Message
To
King
and
'Queen
.Following;
the
copyof
a,
tele.--gram'
sent
to,
Ku)g
,
George,
and
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occasion
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Native
lirotherhrioU
'of'
"ftritish
Co-
lumbia:
To
Their
Most
Excellent
Majesties,
the.
King
and
Queen,
Buckingham
l'alacc,
London,
Eng.
"The
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
on
behalf
of
the
natives,
express
their
loyalty
and
affection
to
Your
Majesties
on
Coronation
Day.
We
rejoice
and
pray
for
your
Ions
years
of
happiness,
remembering
'the
kindness
of
Your
Majestry's
father
and
Quren
Mothsr
to
our.
people.
We
Wish
for
your
reigri
peace,
goodwill
and
fellowship
among
our
peoyle
GIVEN
OUT
School
Children
Ueceiving
Souvenirs
of
Coronation
Today
Presentation
oJ
30uverilr
Coronation
mugs
to
school
children
is
taking
place
at
various
city
schools
during
today.
Prominent
citizens
have
been
cho;en
to
make
the
presentations,
the
children
to
be
assembled
to
hear
suitable.
.
addresses
at
each
school
Tne
-presentations
ate
being
made
aiifillows:
King
Edward
HHlt;;Sehecl,
olof
Hanaon'MP.
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Booth.
MmtUiaV
find
S&l
Qove.
Schools,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.j
Alder.
!
Borden
Street
School
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman
of
celebration
committee.
Annunciation-,
SchoolG.
W.
Nlckerson.
t
.
Most
Key.
'
Archbishop
fnrown
the.
King
and
Queen
'of
the
King,
will
lead
the
peers
in
goffering
their
homage
at
the
Coronation.
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ISO..
Miss
,
Nor$
Gladstone
labove),
'17-year
old
Indian
maiden
of
the
.
Blood
tribe
near
Cardstop,
Alta.,
chtUen
b?
the
National
Council
of
Education
to
attend
the
Coronation.
Miss
Gladstone,
-whose
Indian
name
is
"6-Muk-A-Pcnni,"
meaning
"Big
Eyes,"
Is
a
clever
and
attractive
student
at
St.
Paul's
Residential
School,
one
of
the
west's
famous
Indian
schools.
She
Is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jimmy
Gladstone,
and
grand-daughter
of
the
late
Chief
Joe
Healy,
famous
Indian
scout
and
interpreter
for
the
mounted
police.
beth
Bowes-Lyon
at
St
Paul's
Waldenbury.
February
22,
1922-Bridesmald
at
wedding
of
Princess
iMary
and
St.
Andrew's
JananeiseIlionjlscount
Lacelles.
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:
Miss
R.
M.
Davies,
O.B.K
HIGHLIGHTS
IN
QUEEN'S
YEARS
August
4,
1900
Born
Lady
Eliza
January
15,
1923
Engagement
to
Duke
of
York
announced.
Cosmo
O.
Lang,
the!
April
26,
1923
Married
Duke
of
of
Canterbury
wllifeYork
at
WetmInster
Abbey,
"
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The
Duke
of
OlourMter.
hrother
April
21,-
1926
Princess
Elizabeth
born.
August
21.
1930
Princess
Margaret
Rose
born.
December
12,
1938
Became
Queen
vlth
accession
of
George
VI.
Those
Desiring;
to
Hear
Westminster
Abbey
Ceremonies
Must
Stay
Up
All
Night
Those
who
desire
to
hear
the
joronatlon
broadcasts
direct
from
Lcndon,
England,
tomorrow
will
nave
to
get
up
early
fpr
the.
broads
ast
stark
at
1
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time.
Pacific
Standard
Time
of
the
.verseas
broadcast
are
as
follows:
:30
to
2'a.m'.,
departure.
of
Their!
Majesties
from
Buckingham
Pa-j
lace;
2:00
to
4:40
a.m.,
the
Corona-
;jn
service
In
Westminster
Abbey;
'
-:40
to
5:15
a.m.,
departure
of
Their
Majesties
from
thev
Abbey;
g
':
15
to
6:10
a.m.,
arrival
of
the
re-
$
turn
procession
at
Constitution
1111;
6:10
to
6:20
a.m.,
arrival
of
Their
Majesties
at
Buckingham
g
Palace.
From
10:20
to
11
a.m.
will
s
be
heard
'The
Empire's
Homage,"
jX
and
from
11
to
11:10
a.m.
the
ad-Is
dress
of
His
Majesty
will
be
broad-,g
cast.
For
listeners
unable
to
heang
ill
of
the
original
ceremonies,
the'
CEC
will
present
a
rebroidcast
of
the
Coronation
service
from
11:30
i.m.
to
1:45
p.m.
and
from
6:00
to
8:50
p.m.
will
present
a
rebroad-cast
of
"The
Empire's
Homage"
and
lis
Majesty's
address.
KING'S
STEPS
TO
CROWNING
1895
(Dec.
14)
Born
Prince
Al
bert
at
York
Cottage,
Sandrlng-
ham.
r
1910
Entered
Royal
Naval
raining
College,
Osborne.
1913
Vlilted
Eastern
Canadaas
naval
cadet.
.
.
1916
Aboard
H.M.S,
Colllngwood,
t
Jutland;
mentioned
In
despatches.
1917
Joined
Royal
Air
Force.
1919-
jEntered
Cambridge
for
history
and
economics,
1920
Created
Duke
of
York.
1923
Married
Lady:
;EIizabeth
Bowes-Lyon.
1924
Visited
Africa
and
Esyot
1927
Toured
world
on
H.M.S.
Renown.
1928
Named
Councillor
of
State
'n
'Georire
V
Illness.
1929
Was
Lord
High
Commissioner
to
the
Church
of
Scotland.
1935
Represented
Gnome
V.at
Scottish
clbrat'ons
of
Juhllre.
i
1036
De;.
10
Succeeded
to
Throne
on
abdication
of
Edward.
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Coronation
.
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