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1952
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
39
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C,
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"
All
f'"
I
fl
IMIIlli
mm
mm
v
t
I
1
i
toric
Pageantry
And
1
Prince
Rupert
Pays
Homage
at
Crowded
Service
of
Tribute
impie
it
ices
as
King
1
Goes
to
His
Final
Rest
Two
Million
I'eopltt
Line
Funeral
Route
Nobility
j
I
alil
t..
IIif
mail
h
XimmI
at
thr
pitf
II"'
r,
Hr
mr
a
llslit
that
I
mar
trratl
xafelv
into
tlif
iMikmmn.-
ami
hi-
iliwl.
.
hand
Into
tlif
hanil
if
.'
THal
i.iil
IiiHi
Ihr
larkiif.
ami
lint
ur
vhall
tr
l
iou
bi-tlr
than
llslll
and
alir
than
tlif
kimmi
a.
KINO
OBOBOK
VI
IN
THE
CHRISTMAS
BROADCAST
OP
1938.
.
i
ii
I
i
And
Common
People
Mingle
W
,
I
LONDON
'(Canadian
Press)
Amid
historic!
)SC0W
lOddy
funeral
pageantry,
Britain
today
laid
a
King
to
rest!
More
than
1000
Prince
Rupert
citizens
thronged
their
way
into
the
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre
this
rf-Heads
of
Brit-,n
Australian.
In-
beside
his
father
and
others
or
his
royal
line
in
tne
"Tomb
of
Kings"
at
Windsor
Castle.
.
;
i
The
grey
walls
of
St.
George'..
-
morning
to
Dav
their
last
homage
to
the
late
rur
'
Chapel,
high
above
the
River
George
VI
while
Britons
attended
his
funeral
in
ttw
and
Men-
Beethoven,
Chopin
Faki-stan
missions
memorial
service
:iisn
embassy
in
,y
tor
the
late
King
Motherland.
Thames,
again
ecnoea
trie
woras
for
King
and
commoner
alike
delssohn.
j
Massed
pipers
played
laments
j
Draped
with
the
royal
stand-1
ard
and
bearing
the
glittering
f
the
simple
Anglican
prayer
of
committal:
"Earth
to
earth
dust
to
dust.
In
ashes
Uauua
to
W
ashes,
imiiloi
wow
,u
wu.jv,
"'
Imperial
imperial
state
crown,
tlUWII,
the
kiic
royal
lujai
i
sure
and
certain
hope
of
resur-
coffin
was
drawn
slowly
along;
poMln
tn
to
nttirnnl
eternal
me.
lifp"
;
the
v,rt
streets.
ting
of
the
streets.
rection
,
I
The
public
observance
ceremonies,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Citv
of
Prince
Rupert,
assisted
by
Frince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association,
were
opened
at
11
a.m.
by
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
president.
On
the
stage,
a
40-voice
choir
representative
of
Prince
Rupert
churches,
was
under
the
direction
of
Peter
Lien.
An
Altar
Tornado
Kills
Four
Persons
NASHVILLE
Four
persons
are
dead
and
one
hundred
injured
as
a
result
of
a
tornado
which
swept
four
states
yesterday.
Thp
states
were
Tennessee,
The
sovereign's
simple
oak
I-
iml
i
coffin
was
born
from
West-
I
hrOO
'minster
Hall
at
9:30
am.
o
J
IIICC
crepe
hung
Paddington
railway
1
;
station
for
the
Journey
to
Wind-
in
In
a
a
hnrsp-rirawn
horse-drawn
coffin
coffin
al-
al-
j
most
immediately
behind
the
;
coffin
rode
the
Queen
with:
Queen
Elizabeth,
her
mother;
j
Princess
Elizabeth,
her
sister;
.
Mary.
Princess
Royal,
her
aunt.
TUe
meeting
of
the,
wr
There,
among
slopes
car-
It
n
took
kjok
3''2
i"i
hours
nuuis
iui
for
the
inc
mi-
cor-
toieiun
ministers,
petea
uy
numi
,
draped
with
the
Union
Jack
was
placed
before
the
platform.
Civic
officials
headed
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
and
aldermen
,.,or
Hnt.pri
In
the
front
row.
fol
Alabama,
Missouri
and
.Arkansas.
The
wind
was
so
violent
as
to
carry
loaded
freight
cars
off
the
lo
have
been
held
1
funeral
started
at
i
p.m.
as
two
tege
to
Journey
tnrougn
ixinaon
i
po
tponed
or
called
minutes
silence
enfolded
the
to
Paddington
station
where
the
!
'
r
Meantime,
Sec-
land.
'
!
train
was
taken
for
Windsor.
lowed
by
Provincial.
Federal
and
l4i
Dean
Acheson'
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbvuy.
tin
n
uinta
In
one
small
town
150
houses
j
foreign
government
officials.
Flnnkine
the
centre
seats
weni
100
Canadian
Legion
members.
50
members
of
Imperial
Order
I
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
uni-
formed
reserve
Army
and
Navy
personnel
and
100
Boy
Scouts
and
Cubs.
:
Red-coated
RCMP
added
a
d
state
and
For-;
Dr.
Geoffrey
Fisher,
officiated
:
tour
royal
oukcs
wanted
oe-i
Hulits
t
Schuman
at
these
rites
climaxing
a
ser-
hind
the
Queen's
carriage.
One;
Here
to
attend
the
les
held
since
the
weary
King
of
them
was
Edward,
Duke
of;
K'tig
George,
are
died
in
his
sleep
of
a
blood
clot
,
Windsor,
who
in
1938
abdicated
;
mally
here.
at
his
Sandrlngham
estate
a
after
eleven
months
as
un-i
:
the
fact
that
the
week
ago
Wednesday.
crowned
King.
On
his
left
was,
mint
of
France
Is
witn
Dr
Fisher
were
the
Dean
'
t'le
Duke
01
Ki
nt-
16-veaj;-
!
old
school
boy
nephew,
on
his
;
.i
t.-,t
vote
of
con-
of
Windsor,
the
Archbishop
oi
..,w.
the
status
oftyOI
k,
the
Bishop
of
Winchester
;
right,
the
Duke
oi
Gloucester
.
st.ll
uncertain.
;
ano
canoM
of
the
chapel.
',
younger
brother
of
the
dead
;
K,n8'
anQ
lhe
ot
w
,uv
me
i,e
meeting
auioufnca'
of
iTJ!'u,?
rmw,
k'
,S
Dostwr
burgh,
husband
of
D.ue
Queen
Elua-,
Scientists
to
Watch
Eclipse
NATO
con-
f
-
-,v
.,'-,
-
-
.-;
..
...-.Mkm
mn
ri
scthcr
sovereiKwi
ot
the
Ni:Uie.r-t
Ouixa'mMle
a
.surprise;
lundK
Nurwav.
Denmark,
owe-;
,
..
.
,.
on
.(!
'
hflrt
npxt
week.
cn
IK1
KHARTOUM.
Sudan-Astrono-
ersTmf
scientists
are
assembling,
Dr.
Wright
spoke
the
opemnx
for
a
renteive
and
the
here
with
their
equipment
total
eclipse
of
the
sun
which
will
1
follow
id
by
the
hymn.
O
God
:
Our
Help
in
Ages
Past.
I.
visible
February
25
on
'which
'
day
the
sun
for
a
space
of
three
;
Responses
were
in
charge
of
!
minutes
will
be
totally
obscured
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber.
First
United
by
the
shadow
of
the
moon,
j
Church,
and
Rev.
H.
Olson,
Lu-'
Valuable
data
is
expected
to
be
theran
Church.
I
gathered.
j
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
OMI.
pre-
I
n,ui
nnt
h
vUihlp
spntprf
thp
SrriDture
reading.
Rf-
.
.
visit
to
vv
cawiuitatui
'den.
Iraq.
Luxembourg
an
J
4Udown
Thursday,
Joining
her!
.
Orrrcc
alone
with
several
oth-i
,
...
lhll.
h
.
-
w
...
......
,..l,
.Kn
lix-upie
.i.
1J
'"
.
i
fnthor
as
he
lav
in
state
for
ihip
'CIS
WI1U
iiuyc
tvnv
kii,
ti
i
TWO
IMII.l.K...
i.'(ll'LE
i
I
inrongs
oi
nuniDier
pL-upit
rtfjay
:
queued
up
in
the
chill
damp
wvlQj
i
night
to
pass
by
the
purple-
VEILS
OF
MOURNING
Her
face
small
and
wh
te
behind
the
black,
wide-spreading
veils
of
mourning
Qu.eu
Elizabeth
is
shown
at
the
win
low
of
her
automobile
as
it
slowly
followed
the
gun
carriage
bearing
the
body
of
King
George
during
the
funeral
rites,
when
a
solemn
journey
began
from
the
tiny
parish
Church
of
St.
Mary
Magdalene
and
ended
in
the
heart
of
London.
The
body
of
the
late
King
rested
in
Westminster
Hal!
until
it
was
removed
to
Windsor
today
and
buried.
CPJrm.AP.L
final
hours
before
it
was
taken;
to
Windsor.
21
'2
miles
to
the
i
west.
Unnoticed
by
the
crowds
I
passing
the
catafalque,
the
j
Queen,
her
sister.
Princess
Mar-
j
1
lie
t:i.iilJc
"in
iivu
i-
-
nl.
:
.
1
...
I
'
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson.
Bishop
of
Cale
!
in
North
America.
.
Wet
Snow
Makes
draped
catafalque
in
westmin-full
cargo
of
9.200
'
ster
Hall.
The
doors
of
the
from
the
local
i
year-old
edifice
remained
open
Japanese
steamer
j
unln
g
a.m.
only
34
hours
be-vus
due
to
reach
!
f,r.
ih
hnrlv
nf
the
Kinn
be-
donia
delivered
the
sermon.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church,
offered
prayer.
A
general
holiday
was
observed
by
all
city
businesses.
r.itv
Rriinnls
were
closed,
but
garet,
and
her
husband,
tne
i
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
stood
for:
ten
minutes
beneath
the
doorway
of
the
great
hall.
)
i
rrci
jnj
vi
no
National
Mourning
Whole
World
Radar
Limited
i
-
-.
rTTAUA
Ottawa-The
Thp
Nations
National
4
IV
Rlio
u-a
ftt
:
i...
i.
....
,n
n,.l
naimniv
The
voung
queen,
already
!
w
"..v
gIl
1W
JUU1IIU7
ill
iifei
iv..j
8
am.
picking
m
Windsor.
As
they
walked
by
Re-
organized
ceremonies
had
been
W'
W'
MouhcljCst.
many
Vrsons
"lering
state
duties
death
of
passed
her
Observed
in
CanadaiWo7w
King
on
to
her
I'
the
search
Council
admits
the
ine-
;
observed
Thursday
in
the
schools,
f
fectivesness
of
radar
equipment
'
Hymns
were
"O
God
Our
Help
i
,it
tn
in
Aires
Past
'
and
Abide
With
..tl
i
1..
ri...nu
nn,4
IIMlp
Ivill
father,
had
broken
with
uaai-
f
j
.MlllC
UUIIH
11M
iivvib
i..
f
i
Maru
is
moving
j
qucts
in
front
of
the
bier.
.
.
wnen
w.u-
,"'V-Q"
I
V'
with
band
and
orchestral
tion
to
greet
visiting
royalty
V
i
-
;
'
1
.
fV,
t
V
1
'1,
6
1
i
1
it
1
1
r
f
1.
T
U
'H
..or
an.l
will
be
lln-
Un(Jcr
grey
skles
and
a
cold
;
other
nolable
notable
visitors
visitors
from
fromj
!
LI
i
be
northerly
wind,
close
to
two
f
,
,
lands
d
at
t
a.iuncheon
a.iuncheon
and
and
'
1
llnR
by
Monday
and
m.mnn
of
the
dead
King's
griev-
:
.
',..
rather
than
th
the
state;
siati.
OTTAWA
UliAWA
(Canadian
wuauan
Press)
;
Canada
observed
LONDON
(f1
Millions
tnrougn-
is
seriously
"
limited
when
there
accompaniment
and
the
pro-ign
out
the
world
echoed
the
throngs
almost
ceedlngs
closed
with
the
sing-ption
today,
the
day
of
the
Kings
funeral,
as
a
national
tinn,i
Qf
mourners
ln
Britain
and
Js
narrow
n
could
waters.
be
ing
of
"God
Save
the
Queen."
glvCn
on
"
the',
of
,
mAiivnin
mourning
and
unH
mnst
most
cities
rit.ips
issued
issued
ni'Oclama-
proclama-
r,nJ.
Canada
nn
on
the
the
occasion
occasion
of
of
the
the;
rece
mt
next
Wednes-
j
lng
a
subjPCts
Jammed
the
streets
bonq
UiUllJUtl,
;
flaY
quet
usually
UiSUtniiJ
B4""
of
London
and
Windsor
to
pay
eye
of
a
King
s
funeral
jnerai
Hie
Vessel
will
nro-ithpir
lost
resnects
as
the
coffin,
.
.
.
,
,
'
.
!':,
n1noc
nf
Vininpss
Tenders
Called
For
Fifty
tunerai
oi
R.mg
ueuige
vi.
In
scores
of
capitals,
from
the
General
uwignt
u.
tisemiuw-;
nuns
uwiuu
mawo
vi
i
Bay,
Vancouver
I
was
enrred
Dast
on
a
gun
car-1
.
1.
,...,.
.,
...
.
.
i
.
..
ii.-i
i
i
er.
w
o
Decanie
a
Ciovernment
oinces,
umu
t-
um
tuiti
iur
nur
r
flffn
rnp
Knip
one
liihl
iiau
'
.
.
.
commercial
l
ander
and
Prime
Minister
St.
scorching
deserts
of
Africa
to
the
i
-"
n
,
v,nT
llll'iniT
f
np
np
-
,
I.
n
m.H't
.nn
with
the
wheat
(carried
Queen
Victoria
King
Ed-,
-
Canada's
da's
morning
morning
M
8raong
late
Staousiinieuba
uts
were
nc
closed.
.
.
;
Laurent
iuiv..,
led
Low
Rental
Houses
in
City
wintry
regjons
of
the
northern
the
Court
of
mmnrlal!
,u,..,
special
rooin,
memorial
with
a
service
in
the
Most
most
oi
of
in
.';
,
V
XI
ailU
Ivlil(S
.
.
'
o
rtlvfl
Is
I
.....
.
.u-
the
theatres
,
hemisphere,
Hnnnr
nt
th
Parliament
Build
Maru
is
no
stranter
'
their
final
resting
place,
wavai;
5ei
vices
were
held.
,
u:
K
tho
r,Ptitr;il
'
t
She
has
alreadv
!
ratings
drew
the
gun
carriage.
.
.1
-'
pru
prs
are
now
uenii:
wucu
"-
'
nnm
-
ling.
Eighteen
above
weather
p
,
.
necessitated
the
cancellation
of
Canadian
Broadcasting
Cor-
.
aiuws
at
Vancouver
'
More
than
ten
thousand
men
of
the
Royal
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Auto
Spending
A
Bugles
sounuea
ne",
-
:
"
-n
u
(-
tjew..
at
half
staff
and
radio
,
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
for
M
houses
,i
poration
networks
went
off
the
.
-.
urs
old.
was
was
Force,
posted
Hi
paces
apart,
alter
aftjr
broadcasting
uiuui.aous
tne
iu-
""""
.
.
stood
between
the
crowd
and
the
:
C
vro
Afir
FftAfl
air
neral
service
and
"the
national
Tower
tolled
.
solemnly.
,,i
'
bioadcasting
to
the
funeral
cere
rnnce
Kupert
unaer
uie
icucioi,
fiu,,"w"''
scheme.
The
tenders
will
close
pal
low
rental
housing
Mo,v.v,
is
Plns
snecifications
and
forms
of.
tender
procession.
Two
thousand
extr.i
LAtvVUJ
I
UVU
nollce
helDed
control
crowds.
I
1
monies
at
London
and
Windsor.
memorial
service
at
Ottawa.
The
,
closedown
is
the
first
of
its
kind
since
the
funeral
of
King
George
1
Presi-
Question
of
US
Canadians
Prefer
Driving
to
EatlnR,
At
At
Washington,
WasnillglUH.
DC,
u.v.,
uc-iuuii.m
1
-r
dent
and
Mrs.
h.
s.
Truman
i
are
available
for
inspection
at
the
ottice
ot
uiu
nrltish
vessel,
hav-mired
by
the
Japan-
'
snip
for
this
port
French
vessel
.Jean
.is
here
a
few
weeks
expected
back
about
k
in
March
for
alitor
Japan.
ln
1936.
Private
radio
stations
Statistics
Would
Indicate
While
Big
Ben,
giant
clock
in
Westminster
Palace,
tolled
a
mournful
stroke
for
every
one
of
the
King's
fifty-six
years
of
life,
military
bands
played
selections
from
Handel's
"Saul,"
attended
a
special
cathedral
Tt
t..
nf
Commerce
in
Prince
Kupert.
4
There
are
three
sites
West-
,
vIpw
Sixth
Avenue
and
Elev-
Liquor
Deferred
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
question
of
the
sale
of
United
stntps
wines
and
spirits
in
!
"
,j
were
not
required
to
close
down.:
OTTAWR
Canadians
would
halted1
Thomaa
Ontario
rather
drive
than
eat,
it
appears.
JftwoStes
tart-
i
,
"
tra'I
e
for
two
minutes,
They
are
spending
more
for
auto-
imnhiiP
than
for
food.
Dominion
i
lnS
11
a
nl-
,
service
of
mourning.
Other
government
officials
were
present
as
vrell
as
diplomatic
representatives
of
many
nations.
;
Australia
and
New
Zealand
observed
two
minutes'
silence.
ti,
nffiriai
riav
nf
mourning
in
Chaiii
HftUur
"
!
enth
Avenue
with
22
houses
in
jnOW
UEIUIJ
lone
group,
16
in
another
and
....
'
12
in
the
third.
Contractors
may
!
R.irpan
of
Statistics
figures
show.
'
British
Columbia,
Prince
Ed-
Spared
Kinn
Possible
tender
on
one
or
more
of
ths
Mill
Workers
i..
rv
ti.prp
'nrp
nnsci
VII
lit
MIC
ua.y
ui
uiuwi
will
not
be
taken
up
during
the
forthcoming
---
session
of
the
groups.
1
lUre.S
1
"
IU
LUUHHJ
"...v.,.-
-
...
....
j
If
11
nwiw
a
stntutorV
f
w
Great
Agony,
Journal
Hints
these
realms
of
Commonwealth
.,
.
..ni.ni
i-aiiiniT
fnr
the
tenders
follows
$2,3:iC,OI)U.OUU
as
compared
wiiu
b
-
i
---.
.
.
.
.....
Lin.
jm.
for
f,ir,H
:
holirinv
with
all
non-essential
Legislature.
'Will
ill
be
be
Sunday
Sunday.
anom.
lwu
uniiuii
uunau
ii
.
......
t.onsiueraoie
1
n
t
u
n
cin..v.w
o
---
caused
,,:h
tv,u
this
mnmlnir
morning
bv
by
all
a
a
recent
ni
vi
visit
of
engineers
s
who
south
Africa
had
a
full
day
of
was
,
I
in
1950
there
was
a
similar
Industries
closed.
Attorney
General
uoraon
l)()N
(Canadian
Press)
The
British
Medl-
rXcess
of
car
expenditures
over'
Most
cities
held
civic
memoi-j
wismer
has
told
the
United
,
il
i-i
.
,,
.
,
i
,
fnnri
iial
services.
:
states
consul
he
"had
not
had
i,d,(l
tolay
that
the
Kings
seriOUS
lung,
I0;U)mobiIe
dealprs.
saies
ml
Toronto
held
its
service
in
,he
opportunity"
to
discuss
1
last
September
harl
not.hinir
to
do
with
I
tarn
were
uo
16.6
percent
while
,
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
with
a
cap-j
the
matter
with
the
Board
of
...
.u-
a.,
..!,.,
.
v,n
a
AnlfTl
rars
filled
Services.
ed
a
service
m
me
mii,Miu
muic
-
-
ASKS
.KKe
REVISION
m.
vision'
Redemption
at
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
;
CITY
i
Church
nuu
n
"i
of
the
uic
.--
t-
,
ocerv
sales
were
up
15.3
per-
!
acity
of
18,000.
I
Liquor
Commissioners.
New
Delhi.
ruu
miQTn
"
Governor
r.
ci
General
Earl
Alex-
The
death
of
tne
King
ironi
y
I
coronary
thrombosis
ten
days
Ja
J
i
ago
was
caused
by
"conditions
ICU
I
diagnosed
in
1948
and
bearing
employees
were
stalled
at
.
the)
v,-i
Thp
The
r
city
tv
has
has
asked
asked
Centrti
foot
of
Frederick
Street
and
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corpora-.
Eleventh
Avenue
hill
this
morn-
tion
engineers
to
check
the
ra-ing
No
sanding
trucks
were'tio
of
15
two-bedroom
to
3a
available
from
the
provincial
,
three-bedroom
houses
planned
public
works
department,
said
for
the
project.
Mill
Manager
W.
C.
R.
Jones.
I
The
housing
committee
feels
"I
was
told
today
is
a
holiday
-
the
larger
units
should
be
more,
and
no
sanding
would
be
done."
j
evenly
balanced
with
the
small-said
Mr.
Jones.
"We've
been
sit-
!
er
homes
from
a
standpoint
o
ting
here
for
more
than
an
;
requirement
and
of
cost.
u,.,.
up
o-pttinc
our
own
Plans
submitted
to
the
city
;no
relation
to
the
disease
of
the
-Tm
Dominion
'
lun8
for
which
re-section
was
Lord
s
Day
Alliance
j
r-arried
out
in
September
of
last
iticizpri
(v,o
vear"
the.
Journal
said.
M
HH.
Vttll-
"d
paper
Industry
for:
Tne
Journal,
official
publica-
i
i-ri..
ii
ii
nui,.U
11
MnrA
rn
1
Ac.
trucks
and
men
to
do
the
job.
i
t
onfnHri
cnlH
thnt
trrPflt.
shook
The
pulp
mill
is
operating
On
this
Day
of
Mourning
(or
the
laie
King
George
VI
we
join
with
the
rest
of
the
world
in
expressing
our
deepest
sympathy
to
the
Royal
Family
on
their
great
loss.
Management
and
Staff
of
Daily
News
i-.ould
be
loss
nf
ti1p!:and
Brlef
caused
by
the
sudden
4
il
atmmnWi.
...I
death
of
the
King
should
De
were
for
two
two-bedroom
homes
with
basement;
13
two-bedrooni
homes
without
basement;
six
three-bedroom
homes
with
base
-mcnt,
and
29
three-bedroom
homes
without
basement.
Four
houses,
facing
Atlin
Avenue
where
grounds
fall
away
ton
f'V
of
rest,"
the
board
1
tempered
by
"the
knowledge
of
Statement.
"The
noise
iwhat
he
may
have
been
spiu'"
-TIDES
"ie
loud
voices
of
cu'
'e
staccato
sound
of
I
The
King
died
peacefully
in
Saturday,
February
16,
1952
High
4:18
20
1
,eet
ta-ia
174
feet
low
for
sewer
connection,
wouia
served
-
ny
septi,:
Low
10:40
6
0
feet
(have
to
h
y
'uue
01
engiires
and;
his
sleep.
.
f;ie
and
roar
'of
heavy:
The
Journal
did
not
describe
.-
I
Heard
on
an
ordinary
:
the
agony
the
monarch
might
;,!'2
'H'p'i'
conducive
-'nuin:ive
to
lO
have
JiHvr
had
imu
to
wj
im
face
ln
the
future
22:3"
6
8
teel
tanns.
fy
u,lc
puse
ol
mind."
had
he
lived
on.