Prince
Rupert
Daily
rievisi
Saturday,
March
13,
1954
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newspaper
dTOted
to
the
upbuilding
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nd
Northern
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Association.
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by
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rwnlv
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Limited.
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r.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
C
Ambulance
Service
Urged
VICTORIA
0:
An
ambulance
service
for
hazardous
British
Columbia
highways
was
.stigest-
d
Thursday
by
Irvine
C'orbett
SC-Yale.
I
Mr.
C'orbett
said
In
the
budget
debate
In
the
legislature
that
when
drivers
get
away
from
the
main
centres
they
are
without
the
protection
of
an
anitnttinre
service.
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built
here
to
speed
shipments
of
prefabricated
houses
to
be
as
sembled
nt
Kltimat,
Klrst
resit-,
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shipments,
likely
to
continue
through
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will
start
wit
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a
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Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
RAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER!
and
Intermediate
Forts
Each
Thursday
ai
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p.m.
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WEDNESDAY
MidniRhi
Comfort
and
Service
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reservations
writ
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To
lUROPt
by
Netherlondi
Government
ve,s
law
in
this
country.
The
air-wer
is-,
not
o,ulu.
parliament
has
never
yet.
passed
o
Hw
telllim
the
Kngllsh
speak
-inii
people
of
Canada
wlu.l
words
they
are
supposed
to
sin;;
when
the
musicians
hei-ln
to
play
the
melody
of
Canada.
However,
the
so-called
Weir
version
of
O
Canada
Is
sung
al-
most
everywhere
ii
fcny.lUi-
speaking
Canada.
TRYING
to
get
at
Ihe
.
background
of
O
Canada,
I
came
on
some
most,
interestlnf',
bits
of
Information.
The
national
anthem.
Clod
Save
the
Queen,
has
won
its
present
unique
place
In
public-esteem
throughout
the
Commonwealth,
without
benefit
of
'iws,
passed
by
parliament
There
is,
so
far
a.-i
I
can
Hud,
no
law
passed
by
the
British
parliament
which
says
that
peo-1
'
pie
must
do
such
and
such,
and
!
sing
sucu
anu
sum,
wnen
the
band
strikes
up
that
famous
tune.
'
However,
there
are
army,
navy
and
air
force
regulations
which
govern
lis
use.
Public
custom
Is
the
.strongest
law.
Incidentally,
we
have
exactiy
the
same
kind
of
semi-law
governing
I
both
God
Have
the
Queen
and
O
Canada
In
our
own
country.
Home,
years
ago
the
Minister
i
of
Defence
Issued
regulations
governing
not
only
the
;
royal
anthem,
but
our
own
Canadian
patriotic
.song,
O
I
out
tint"
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u
COMMUNISTS
everywhere
must
ho
tickled
to
death
by
what
is
happening
in
the
States.
The
U.S.
Amy
and
Senator
McCarthy,
their
most
powerful
and
their
loudest
adversary
respectively,
are
at
war
with
each
other.
If
its
implications
were
not
so
serious,
everyone
could
agree
with
the
Communists
that
it
is
a
very
amusing
state
of
affairs.
Put
to
words
and
aubic
by
some
modern
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
cuni--ination,
it
could
be
a
great
success
on
the
stage.
Unfortunately
it
is
not
meant
to
be,
and
cannot
e,
funny.
When
military
leaders
with
such
tre-lendous
responsibilities
for
the
world's
safety
are
acked
into
a
corner
by
a
pugnacious
politician,
umor
gives
way
to
anxiety.
What
respect
can
an
rmed
service
command
abroad
have
w
hen
it
is
in-olved
in
such
a
squalid
back-room
skirmish
at
ome?
More
particularly,
what
is
the
damaging
ffect
on
the
army's
own
rank
and
file?
To
a
certain
extent
these
incidents
are
in-vitable
and
even
desirable
in
countries
where
here
is
freedom
of
discussion
and
action.
Canada
ad
its
own
painful
moments
recently
when
it
ap-eared
there
were
horses
on
the
army
payroll.
But
the
McCarthy
campaign
is
a
great
deal
lore
than
a
political
embarrassment.
It
is
not
a
uestion
of
what
the
other
party
is
up
to,
but
how
ar
one
can
trust
one's
own
colleagues.
Private
!eals
are
being
made
and
broken
at
such
a
rate
tjiat
here
seems
to
be
no
unity
anywhere.
As
an
obvious
mischief-maker
who
is
working
jy-instinct
rather
than
on
principle,
McCarthy
is
certain
to
lose
in
the
end.
But
if
the
end
does
not
:ome
soon,
it
may
be
too
late.
D.ie.
.joule
r.Mii4l
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Sluni.lflll
IM.nKlile
v.f,.
il,,,rh
BY
;
Plnfnoll
:
II,
was
not
till
the
administration
of
Kraiiklln
lioos.
-veil
lh.it
the
Star
.Siaii',led
Banner
was
finally
lionorwl,
by
law,
ami
made
thi'
oll'iiiul
national
all
!
them.
Kvi-n
to
Ihi.s
day,
few
Americans
j
can
slug
more
than
a
few
lines
of
their
national
anthem.
However,
most
Brilons
know
only
one
short
verse
of
tlod
Save
Ha
Queen.
Churchill
hlmsi-ll
lias
told
of
the
scene
on
a
trover
just
alter
D
Day
Not
a
slnrje
oflieer,
except
hlm.ait
knew
tiy
heart
the
word:
ol
K'lle
Hlltaillii....
.
'
I
llt.KK
is
the
best
story
I
eVei
In
aid
to
show
why
we
need
one
agreed
version
of
O
Canada.
During
til
Battle
of
the
I
Bulge,
when
Hitler
Was
making
i
Ills
last
desperate
counter
at-
j
lack,
the
Germans
were
il
.inK
:
men
disguised
in
Canadian
and
Ajliel.,,.UI',
uniforms.
The
brass
huls
picked
a
hard
boiled
rcgl
llienlal
S-Mgcaht
major
to
soil
oul
the
real
Canadians
from
the
phonies
and
spies.
As
each
man
was
brought
he-fore
him
the
fit
ice
looking
KSM
would
demand:
"Sing
(J
Canada?"
H
the
man
.'.puttered,
choked,
and
muttered
something
about,
never
learning-
the
words,
the
llercc
looking
soldier
would
relax
and
declare:
"This
guy
Is
a
leal
Canadian
alright,
he.
doesn't
know
the
;
Words
of
Canada."
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PACKING
STORAGE
Phone
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iiiih
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rt,
rnti
Hospital
visitors
of
the
Cana-
THK
U.S.A.
had
an
argument!
dian
Red
Cross
regularly
rlLstrl-whlch
lasted
for
a
long
Ion
bate
cigarettes,
cards,
.stationery,
time
about,
which
song
was
its
,
.-.huvlns
supplies
and
other
-.m-rlghttul
national
anthem.
loi-ts
to
hospitalized
veterans.
iff
CITY
TRANSFER
REFLECTS
Reminisces
FURNITURE
MOVING
LOCAL
and
LONG
DlSTANCfi
ANNOUNCEMENT
I
A
vfiy
small
hoy
about
two
i
iopI,
liiyh,
In
a
hrown
jacket
and
j
a
given
woollen
rap,
Ls
a
far
greater
explorer
than
V)limimis.
The
naviKulor
only
cll.u-overi
d
Anierii-i',
hill
I
lie
Si.iall
bov
tiisrovers
the
world.
lie
Nulls
his
hoat
of.
the
mind
through
an
unknown
sea
In
wjiii
h
..ouiid.s,
.smell.'.,
lights,
rotors,
shapes
and
textures
are
new
eoiHinenls.
When
he
was
still
a
haby,
a
sunbeam
falling
through
attlily
window
pane
made
him
Klirgli.'
and
Hap
his
Utile
arms
wit
li
i
i
"'y'
!
Now
he
ran
rim
and
urab
;
I
everything,
hut
the
small
worth-
j
less
articles
seem
to
plra.se
him
j
lbe.-.t.
A
blob
of
fluff
from
under;
the
ehe.steilleld,
or
the
mini-!
j
pled
end
ol
u
i
lgarette
pui
k-j
I
age,
excite
him
as
mtu'h
as
cost-
j
!
ly
toys
do.
j
The
little
boy
holds
up
each
.
i
bit
of
trash
as
though
It
were
!
a
jewel,
and
commends
It
to
his
i
1
mother's
and
father's
attention
with
his
new
word:
"See."
Home-times
he
says
"See-see,"
or
fe-dada."
J
A
grown-up,
tired
In
the
pur-1
suit
of
more
complex
.sall.sfac-
i
lions,
feels
sad
because
the
little
boy
Is
so
readily
pleased.
I
The
little
boy
likes
to
run
ahead
of
his
mother
when
he
goes
out.
He
bobbles
along
on
his
wee
legs
through
the
cav-;
rrnous
passages,
of
public
buildings,
and
deters
to
nothing!
except
a
locked
door.
He
salts
into
offices
where
important
men
are
wrestling
j
witli
ideas.
Politicians,
business
i
men
or
editors,
they
are
all
the1
-ante
to
him:
shapes
that
look
somewhat
like
Dada.
but
smell
i
of
a
different
kind
of
tobacco,
j
He
pulls
the
men's
coats.
They
stop
their
work
to
pat
ills
head,
and
then
lie
.sails
away
again.
I
You
can
hear
his
little
voice
piping
"See-see"
as
new
mar-i
vels
appear
on
Ids
horizon:
drawers,
riling
rases,
telephones
:
and
desks
with
papers
on
them,
j
He
pulls
the
drawers
open,
.samples
the
papers.
j
'
Girls
run
to
him
and
gently
extract
the
papers
from
Ills
j
hand,
smiling
Indulgently
to-I
ward
his
mother.
To
the
little
boy.
weigh!
y
machines
and
possessions
are
so
!
many
objects-
to
be
seen
and
j
touched.
Banknotes
and
coins
i
are
playthings.
They
shine
and
!
feel
nice
In
his
grip.
He
likes
them,
cries
a
little
when
they
are
taken
aay,
and
passes
hi
something
else.
People
look
down
on
him
with
great,
tenderness,
as
he
suits
away
on
that
voyage
of
discovery.
Then
he
falls
and
bangs
his
head,
and
runs
crying
to
Mama,
whose
skirts
are
Ills
home
port.
Northern
Survey
FUN
F'LON,
Man.
(CP)
Federal
Mines
Minister
Prudhai.i
said
at
a
banquet
here,
that
aerial
survey
of
the
Northwest
Territories
will
be
resumed
hi
19M.
About
57,001)
.square
miles
of
the
Keewatin
area
were
mapel
Pi
1UM
and
tilts
year's
work
Ls
expected
to
cover
(iO.OOt)
square
miles.
i
:
l-1
t
fi
Spicy
Hut-Brown
Ale
f'IRRT
AVKNUE
AND
The
British
American
Oil
.Company-LifJi
achievement.
Hysterical
throngs
will
mob
a
move
star
in
the.
streets,
but
the
man
who
con-ouers
lethal
diseases
will
pass
along
the
street
unknown
and
unacclaimed.
St.
Thomas
lOnt.)
Times-Journal.
.
fclf
FHtS
SHOCK
Tobacconists
are
saying
the
scare
is
on."
fihares
are
down,
but
"In
the
long
run
It
appears
pretty
certain
cigarette,
sales
will
be
back
to
where
they
were
last
summer.
Bui
have
you
heard
the
story
of
the
man
who
became
so
horrifii
d
at
what
he
was
reading
of
dangers
of
smoking
contributing
to
development
of
cancer
that
lie's
already
r,lv-i
n
up
reading.
is
Pleased
to
announce
that-FISK
tires:
OPEN
THE
DOOR
To
Finer
Motoring
now
available
at
all
BA
service
stations
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
areas.
r$TZr"i
FISK
tires
are
unconditionally
guar
,
i
teed
and
are
exclusively
distributed
in
C
British
-
American
Oil
Compa
Be
'certain
choose
k
E?csy
and
Hollywood,
one
heats,
is
the.
place
where
you
live
happily,!
and
get
married
every
after-
ward.
I
February
acted
every
now
and
j
then
as
If
sore
about
.something
'
or
other.
And
so
far,
any
March!
hares
noticed
can
get
good
and
mad
when
they
feel
.
like
'
it.
;
Which
in
frequent.
'
j
Dr.
W.
G.
Leaman,
Jr.,
Phil-!
adelphla
physician:
Musi
men;
are
poor
drivers.
They
have
too
i
much
tension.
They
Jerk
around,
j
Their
lives
are
hi
the
hands
of
anyone
who
ran
get
them
up-
set.
Women
are
far
better
drivers.
The
perfect
guest
Is
tin
one
j
who
has
learned
thrj
gracious
leaving
A
gentleman
named
II.
11
Stuck
resides
in
Fort
Worth
Texas.
H
M
president
of.
i
flnn
that
maken
adhesive
J
'
V
Some
day
(.oaieone
will
solve
:
the
last
utage
of
preventing
or
curing
cancer,
but
his
financial
'
teward
Is
likely
to
be
trivial
In
i
relation
to
the
magnitude
of
his
i
it's
Brand
Hew!
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