national
sonK.s,
notably
the
im.
BLftl
ous
song
of
the
French
revolu-
'U
nh,
DYju
I!
tj...
...1
r
i
!UD(air,trf
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
it
THE
SOLDIERS
OF
THE
QUEEN,
I
knew
them
off
by
heart
even
then.
"It's
the
soldiers
of
the
Queen,
my
lads,
who've
been
my
lads.
nun.
dui
inn
i
near
uerrnans
p.,m
,
"ft
.
J.
if;;
N'
sing
-DeuTsniand
Uber
AUes"
or
vZi
ls
"The
Watch
On
Tno
Rhin-
r
'
xmt
16.
.Friday,
March
28.
1952
Th:
Cm1
Reflects
and
Reminisces
who've
seen
my
lads,
In
the
fight
a
tingling
feeling
in
the
snine
'
instit
fit
for
England's
glory,
lads,
when
",A'-
"v
w
him:
uiiil
on
mi
An
iruiepciKlenv
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
!
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
i
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
what
must
it
do
to
the
Germans'
!
edufativna
The
old
Czarist
Russian
na-
V
tional
anthem
hi.d
.Itanic
power
i
KriTt
r'
CL
Intore,
n
ii
mcia.'inaiiv
iowas
a
n.w'
we
havj
to
show
them
what
we
mean.
And
when
we
say
we've
always
won.
and
when
they
ask
us
how
It's
done,
we'll
proudly
point
to
every
one
of
England's
soldiers
of
the
Queen."
i
You
Just
could
not
get
peoplt?
to
sing
those
blatently
jingo
words
now,
unless
they
did
it
as
PbLji
moving
song
than
anv
......
i
i
.
.
,
n
111
IS
tl
ii
t
L
.
Ry
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year
-"""Tv"'
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8.00.
itt'-5Sfe"
f-.
.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
;
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Authorized
as
second
clu&s
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
asiociaiea
wnn
tne
Red
revolu-'n0vBi
.
o!-'
tion
which
chased
out
the
Czars
vvLl
m
"'
In
our
Canadian
evangelical
D
churches
they
used
to
use
the
music
from
tle
C?ar's
anthem
o
FOX
E-
the
words
of
a
fine
hymn..
1
Charle.,
n
C
Governor
.
V
Pots
of
shamrock
were
seen
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
,
St.
Patrick's
Day
and,
generally
speaking,
the
austere
chamber
was
not
above
committing
quite
a
few
"shc-nanegaiis."
Woll.
,
the
Prime
Minister's
mother
was
Irish
although
it
must
be
admitted
that
St.
Laurent
does
not
sound
like
Erin's
Isle.
That
New
Anthem
a
joke.
Proper
Business
RECENTLY
in
ihis
column
I
re-
of
the
I
?
C"
ir
ferrcd
to
a
pamphlet
called
'
breeder
'
s'
NEW
CLERK
OF
PRIVY
COUNCIL-J.
W.
Pickersgill,
46,
special
assistant
to
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
has
been
named
Clerk
of
the-
Privy
Council
and
Secretary
of
the
Cabinet.
His
appointment
to
the
$15.000-a-year
post
is
ef-
PLENTY
ALREADY!
Canada
has
enough
problems
without
presuming
to
assist
South
Africa
in
helping
solve
troubles
of
her
own.
It's
there
they
belong
exclusively
and
not
THE
Conservative
Lon-!
some
wit
wants
to
know
why
i
;
don
Spectator
is
an
ex-!
am
so
excited
over
a
standard!
'
,
version
of
"O
Ctmada."
He
says
I
cellent
weekly.
But
Surely;
it
does
not
make
any
difference;
it
made
a
mistake
when
i
wnat
u,he
vensnare.
'Tl
l?
i
.
ay
because
most
people
just
it
picked
the
following
as
sing
O
Canada,
O
Canada,
Q
.;,
jn
Via
i
Canada
over
and
over
and
over
the
winner
in
.
the.
prize
8guin
ri(,lu
,roui,h
m
wnole
contest
for
a
substitute
sn-
fifth
ium
verse
ei.se
Jn
-.1
God
vjuu
ocivu
Save
I
"e
ear
1
wt'm
on
a
coast
t0
:coaiJt
lecture
tour
for
tne
Cana.
the
Queen
;
j
dian
Club
and
so
had
a
chance
......
,
,
.
i
to
compare
live
way
Uiey
ting
Not
for
these
isles
alone
,
j
)
Canada,"
right
across
the
Endures
thine
anclentJhro.M.!counl
of'
cou8e
the
French
The
verse
goes
on
to
say
that;
In
lands
across
the
sea.
proud-
vilafitv
atK,
d
wnat
tn
nations
brave
and
free
acclaim
..
;
u
10l
Our
Queen.
1
But
she
is
our
Canadian
Quean
"
SS
SH'Sl;'
too;
and
we
Canadians
would
,,?
i
t
!.
J
in
Canada
on
me
otner
siae
oi
f
ective
June
1.
A
native
of
j
For
the
Eastelol
the
world.
Some
misguided
individuals
have
been
wonderine
if
Johannesburg
would
not
like
to
hear
a
few
suggestions
from
Ottawa.
Winnipeg,
in
1945
he
became
special
assistant
to
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
and
stayed
on
when
Mr.
St.
Laurent
became
Prime
Minister
in
1948.
"CP
PHOTO
i
the
exchange
rates
are
favorable
or
WHETHER
whether
they
are
not,
the
government
services
should
do
business
'like
other
people
have
to
do
in
the
matter
of
handling
United
States
money.
In
fact,
such
places
as
the
Post
Office
(and
the
liquor
store)
should
set
the
example
in
good
business
methods
and
service.
It
is
pretty
ridiculous
that
the
Post
Office,
as
it
is
doing,
should
just
not
accept
American
money
because
there
is
a
discount
against
it
at
the
bank
and,
if
the
clerks
take
it,
they
have
to
pay
the
discount
themselves.
Naturally,
if
that
is
the
best
the
Post
Office
authorities
can
do,
the
money
has
to
be
turned
down
with
all
the
inconvenience
and
ill
feeling
that
may
be
entailed..
Men's
Suits,
Todcc
When
he
says
your
face
looks
familiar,
that's
what
he's
trying
to
be!
;
Gabardines,
Furnish
feel
pretty
silly
singing
"not
for
r'
".Tw?
""1".'
.
iuc
f-.'"
L
L",,5
r.
Ithe
song
as
anything
but
a
dirge
I
INK
DKI
!S
WIIKT8
pluin
shades
Windsor
collar.
Ver.y
Special
'
Prll'es
:t.5
Builder
of
Alcan
Highway,
General
O'Connor
Passes
The
moving
of
business
prem-
I
ises
from
Third
Avenue
to
Third
Street
was
accomplished
this
!
week
the
first
time
such
an
'
operation
has
been
seen
in
years.
1
:;rrhoj
:.;dS
o
'
mirawa;
'
iTh('y
re
w,in?rg
rd
anno.
In
most
other
places
they
droned
it
out
like
a
dead
march.
NOW
THAT
we
have
a
queen
:
again
I
realize
how
old
I
am,
BUT
don't
feei
s0
ashamed
of
nnH
nlsn
how
fnr
thp
unrlH
hac
j.
.
f
There
will
be
a
lot
of
American
money
offered
'
Anolher
buildi"g
on
Third
Ave-
ti
i
-.jv
,
nue,
some
years
ago,
attempted
SAN
DIEGO
(API
Funeral!
Drliror)iu.
p,icrai
"
viuiuumns
"tw-
Knowing
aj
ttZf
6?
'
mov?
ln
th
KIGHT
dlrectlon
ln
Canada"
when
I
go
down
to
The
James
A.
a
O
Oconnor
o
nnor
66
w
wno
ho
,
a
haf
centur
y.
I
started
to
schooL
S
aleii
For
there
vou
soon
find
.
supervised
construction
of
the
,902i
C0UDle
of
years
after,;
,
LeiJi.
.1.
a
forward
movement
all
on
its
own,
but
received
no
encouragement.
It's
still
on
the
same
site
MI
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MEN'S
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erected
'43
years
.
Alaska
Military
highway
was,Queen
victoria
died.
ly
know
4he
Spangled
Banner"
aE-
,
held
at
San
Diego
Friday.
j
But
ag
thp
older
nlembers
of
;rJght
thr0UBh
either.
I-
General
O'Connor
died
of
a
,
the
family
all
sang
the
words
of
1
I
get
a
lift
out
'of
many
good
EACH
WAS
A
HIT
I
heart
attack
Sunday
at
his
Los'
-
-
-
Angeles
Jiome.
a
i
me
rota
vmice
nere
mis
year,
particularly
ty
tne
thousands
of
tourists,
and
the
government
should
at
least
arrange
to
accept
that
money,
even
if
it
does
involve
a
charge
being
made.
It
should
be
easy
enough
to
make
the
arrangement.
It's
just
poor
business
if
the
Post
Office
is
going
to
say
unceremoniously
to
its
American
patrons:
Take
your
money
away!
We
do
not
want
it!"
The
Post
Office
did
not
say
that
when
American
money
was
at
a
premium
and
we
do
not
remember
the
premium
being
allowed
either.
The
whole
thing
may
not
seem
too
important
but
the
principle
is
wrong.
:
Another
song
writer,
.
whose
simple
melodies
had
a
virtue
that
gave"
power,
has
passed
away.
He
was
Percy
Wenrich,
72,
of
New
York.
His
songs?
One
,
can
mention
a
few.
"Put
On
-
Your
Old
Grey
Bonnet."
Do
we
'ever
hear
it
hummed
today?
Hardly.
Or
"When
You
Wore
a
Tulip
and
I
Wure
a
Big
Red
Rose."
For
Your
Easter
Parade
at
Home
EASTER
CARDS
A
EASTEK
EGGS
A
CHOCOLATE
NOVELTIES
A
EASTER
WRAPPED
UOXED
CHOCOLATES
As
head
of
the
northwest
service
command
from
1942;to
1944,
O'Connor
supervised
construction
of
the
highway
from
Dawson
Creek,
British
Columbia,
to
Fairbanks.
He
also
served
as
chief
engineer
in
the
China-Burma-India
theater
and
headed
a
team
which
built
the
famed
Lido
road
from
Burmato
China
after
the
Japanese
took
control
of
the
Burma
road.
He
retired
In
1946.
cloth,
plain
httd.,
real
quality.
I
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"
MKN'S
SIIOWI
Rf'ROOF
II
,TS
-
Sand
color
.styi.'.
Very
Soecial
Canadian
casualties
in
Korea
;
total
713
with
131
dead
and
517
wounded.
There's
nothing
cold
I
about
that.
CANDY
EGGS
IN
CELLO
BAGS
IBM
BOYS
CLOTH
Conquer
Cancer
Here
QRINCE
RUPERT'S
annual
Conquer
Cancer
Cam-r
paign
will
be
held
soon.
Canadians
who
enlist
in
the
campaign
against
cancer
will,
this
year,
have
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
that
they
are
part
of
a
truly
international
HISTORIC
PORT
,
,
.
Digby
In
Nova
Scotia
was
named
in
honor
of
the'
admiral
who
commanded
the
British
convoy
that
brought
Loyalist
refu--gees
to
the
port
in
1785.
The
SPCA
of
Victoria
feel
in-
j
dignant.
It
seems
an
old
lady
,
with
enough
.money
to
keep
!
more
than
a
hundred
cats
as
,
pets
died
recently,
with
instruc-
BOVS'
PL'LLOVB
TI
RS
-
All
weight.
Less
It.
price
i
uons
to
destroy
all
the
toms
i
tabbies.
There
must
have'
crusade.
The
International-Union
Against
Cancer,
j
and
been
BOYS'
SWEAT
SH'l
a
poor
shot
somewhere
fort
Fancy
de.sisns
,
Special
the
casualty
list
included
j
wounded.
Hence,
SPCA
wrath,
,
j
which
was
to
be
expected.
A
1
j
cat
is
a
useful
and
harmless
j
BOYS'
WINllBKnU
Y
iitue
creature,
and
even
a
nun-
I
dred
can
be
distributed
among
I
homes
or
aboard
ships
to
ad-
j
vantage,
no
matter
how
their
original
owner
felt
concerning
their
fate.
Wool,
also
cotw
ish,
suitable
It
lound.
A
Rf'Hi
B
'
BOYS'
PANTS
-dress.
Gabartm
fit.
Lo's
of
Wfa:
Prices
K"'1
How
Travel
can
dive
a
you
Gentleman:
Any
man
a
girl
:
hasn't
been
out
with
yet.
j
t
ranKJin
Jones
in
Post.
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MIKETS
Size
54"
X
80".
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Good
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PAIR
BE
SURE
YOU
ARE
IN
Next
To
lUyal
Hotel
'
yprkwg
under
the
auspices
of
the
.
World
Health
Organization
of
the
United
Nations
as
coordinator
o
55
countries,
have
now
united
their
technical
and
voluntary
resources
against
the
disease.
2!
The
aims
of
the
Society
are
three-fold.
They
are:
education,
research
and
welfare.
Z.
The
Society's
educational
program
is
directed
toward
acquainting
people
with
the
need
for
early
diagnosis
and
adequate
treatment
;
and
toward
dispelling
the
sense
of
fear
which
has
existed
for
too
Igng
a
period
of
time.
t
As
far
as
research
is
concerned,
much
emphasis
can
be
put
upon
this
aspect
of
the
Society's
endeavors.
Cancer
continues
to
baffle
our
doctors
.and
scientists.
We
must
encourage
them
to
pursue
their
investigations
aimed
toward
the
ultimate
eradica
Wpn
of
one
of
the
worst
human
scourges
of
all
time.
E
In
the
field
of
welfare
the
British
Columbia
Division
helps
needy
cancer
sufferers
with
costs
of
transportation
to
and
from
a
treatment
centre
with
Wmg
home
care;
with
drugs;
and
with
housekeeper
service
in
the
home.
The
Society
does
not
pay
for
diagnosis
or
treatment
but
its
welfare
program
ensures
that
a
cancer
sufferer
need
not
delay
treatment
because
of
inability
to
meet
these
additional
and
related
costs.
2,
Prince
Rupert
will
come
more
fully
under
the
Uneer
Society's
benefactions
with
the
first
travel-.
lung
clinic
due
to
visit
here
next
week
Tf,
7f
jT;
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.
,
t
or
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that
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he
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or
remembered
longer,'
Any
Ciutnli,iu
National
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glatlly
give'
yon
imliculurs.
OUT
ALL
YEAR
Western
chipmunks
are
active
even
during
the
coldest
weather,
unlike
eastern
chipmunks
which
hibernate
in
the
depth
of
winter.
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Ail-''"
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acturlng
industry?
2.
In
the
United
Kingdom,
so-.
cial
welfare
and
social
security
..
spending
amounts
to
$44
per
'-capita
annually.
What
is
it
in
Canada?
3
Victoria
reigned
for
how
,''
many
years?
4.
What
was
our
principal
im-;,port
commodity
last
year?
5.
In
dollar
value
which
is
great-er,
our
Atlantic
or
Pacific
.
fisheries
catch?
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Answers
on
Page
Four)
1948
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PllfI
1941
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1947
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1941
Morns
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