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Prince
Rupert
Daily
mPUi
Momiay.
April
a.
i;,5
SEA
BIRDS
.
:
Yards
and
Yards
j;,s
Urbane
Auhorjly
I
Puffins
are
a
type
of
ea
bird
V
unu.K.
Blue
Bloods
"uui
uie
miantlc
am!
:betw
'sine
the
day
31
years
ago
whenl
he
drifted
from
a
spell
of
un-1
employment
into
the
business
of
j
tracking
down
family
trees.
Hanklnson
is
a
tall,
thin,
approachable
man
whose
pockets
are
always
stuffed
with
papers.
He
became
editor
of
Debrett's
In
1935
and
likes
his
job.
In
a
way
he'sc
grateful
to
Oliver
Cromwell,.
who.
left
the
nobility
in
such
an
untidy
state
that
in
1675,
after
the
Restoration,
it
was
decided
to
clean
tilings
up
in
a
book
on
the
leading:
fami-
XT'
ami
....
'
"Wi
.w.v
cua,U
ouinewnai
,smalir
than
a
crow.
X
:
Spring
Dress
Goods
;
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5
By
ALAN
HARVEY
LONDON
CP
"Mr.
Hunkin-son,
sir,
somebody
wants
to
know
would
you
say
'Rt.
Hon.
the
Lord
So-and-So,'
or
'the
Rt.
Hon.
Lord1?"
n
TYRONE
POWER
i
it
;
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"v
X
'
Al
BLYIH
Hanklnson
puts
his
finger-
lies,
publlsheu
in
what
was
aien
tips
together
and
considers
the
called
"Fleetstreet."
matter.
,
,
,
.
.
DEBRETT'S
SINCE
1770
2a
Coor
by
TECHNlCOlOt
yju
Daiance,
ne
replies
gravely,
"I
think
I'd
Just
-say
Rt.
Hon.
Lord
So-andSo."-'
f
v
5
-v
w
I
.
A
young
man
named
John
De-brett
took
over
the
book
In
1770
and
it's
borne
his
name
ever
lUDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
"veiling
Shows
7:011
-
9;0Q
p
m
That's
the
sort
of
delicate
TOTE
npvpr
Vinvino-
micspri
an
:
since,
rhoiu
Phoiu.
IIBIIW
I
im
miii
rm.
im.iifim.
Ke.l
i:!0
Today
for
R,mtl.n,
-
.."
"W,V'W(
iuowwi-wum
u
ui.wu
cvriy
jssue
jjpg
j864
day
by
Cyril
Francis
James
.
.
,
.
,
,
.'
from
track
of
lrt
keeping
Hanklnson.
tne
dedicated,
frail-,
looking
Englishman
who
edits
Utles'
Hanklnson
has
developed
'
back-door
office
nt0D
a
jrt
"Debrett's
Peerage,"
a
2000-page
register
of
Britain's
finest
tern-
'
toK
B"cng,n?
tm
Palace'
"e
fgets!
ilies
sometimes
irreverently
call-
about
60,
'"rested
lette"
a
,week
UT
ed
the
Bible
of
the
Blue
Bloods.
Persous
n
royalty!
,
.
.
,
,
and
genealogy,
principally
from
In
his
book-strewn,
second-.
aDloaa
A
woman
in
Chatham,
storey
office
near
Covent
Oar-
0ntf
for
instance,
learned
that
JULIANA
IN
OTTAWA
Quern
Juliana
ol
the
Netherlands
chats
with
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Ws
e
,
governor-general,
left,
and
Prime
Mi
lister
St.
Laurent
after
she
arrived
at
Ottawa.
Sr.e
spent
s:x
days
in
Ottawa,
her
wartime
ho
.rr.,
ttmi
returned
to
Holland
today,
i
CP
PHOTO
i
I
wiiin
juii
wno
fminkt
wtlU
silf
i-w.w
!!
yTW
(fathered
mostly
in
California
and
Oregon.
i
and
iron
nrvLV
08
f
I
Birds'
Bees
Obsolete
I
One
orchard
with
150
trp's
here
will
discharge
600
shells
at
Prince
Rupert
cherries,
Delicious
and
Winesap
C.
W.
Beck,
R.
Markle.
H.
n'&ninn
nnA
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..
I..
PlllTlminiTiJ
.T
P
PVU
lis
nnJ
uc.i.
Bw.ui.Lutu
uuuumi
an
she
ls
desCended
from
Charle-arrh
appropriately
bearing
the
ma
Kin
of
tne
Frauks
v-u.u
of
aims
c:
a
cuse,
Han-,
,
.
u
tt,
t,
bretts
euuor
ha.
a
gentle,
kinson
and
Ins
assistant
pa-!
tumtiv
wr.
toh
titi
tJL.
professional
air.
Sometimes,
PENTICTON.
B.C.
(CP)A
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T
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V..
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.
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"
a
lies,
sifting
through
birth,
"l
'
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"
"
fru
t
fanners
are
concerned.
:
mar-
Jprlcots
and
p,,,,
wlIl
be
po,.
Smith,
Edmonton;
Ruy
Hun-,
riage
ana
ueaui
notices,
for
hCracy
8
,
thp,
dn,
Iff
?bS0'TtC-
J"a
artificially
this
year
stone,
Ke.nano;
S.
C.
Thomson,'
1
h
n
background
on
the
150,000.
per-
to..?"
7
a'it.;
.Fa'.mers
Brltlsh
Columbia's:
other
methods
of
nollenation.
Prince
Rupert;
ftlr.
and
Mrs.
"SAVlf
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
A..L..J
nifirm..
who's
h.
..v.
-ZMUiuZt
...'tr'"
:!,7".w
lcrtiUZe,su(.h
as
use
of
a
brush.
Dlower
Girard,
Moose
Jaw;
Mc
and
M,s..
sons
annually
listed
m
who
of
the
elite.
CenetYffi
MMM
-m
I
nr"L7Z'7"':rn
.
l
aoulleator
and
a
little
stick
with
T.
Wallace.
Stewart;
R.
Craie,
"We
don'i
miss
many-
of
XT
7
'VhuZ
"
i'
ai..sl
iy
-as.
"
sounds-
a
Kauze
bag
are
much
slower.
iButedale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Croz-
them
"
says
the
56-year-old
to
have'
a
handle
to
their
names.
'
man
fire's
a
shell
con
an
w
S
Besides
Ule
?.a,n
LrrTl.
n.d...
Mrs'
1
naiiBBiaasiiikcaaBiB
we
sfcoWjng
TWO
FEATURES
Today
lo
Wednesday
an
.
.
!
ana
spetu
wun
me
snoigun
m-.
.
monuu..),;
But
not
many
of
them
get
away
one-fiftieth
of
an
ounce
of
pol
N!9h
ComnmJ
Tiv
Daily
News
Wor(r
Ads
baronets
and
belted
earls
ever
method,
many
orchardists
sav
Victoria;
W.
Pready,
Prince
they
will
have
their
'hunter's
George;
P.
LeRoss,
city;
Mr.
and
ot
7:30
I
eye"
when
the
hunting
season
i.
..
uuny,
iv.
LecKie,
koo
f
1
(
1
,
,ii
h'1
aH
rolls
around.
ert
Douglas
and
B.
Smollcn,
I
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F,
Brezo,
Exstew;
C.
A.
Smith
and:
(
Cinrj3i
I
jW.
L.
Maguire
Masset
ieii
irom
a
sianaara
12
gauge
On
the
other
hand,
some
peo-
shotgun.
The
pollen
then
settles
I
pie
who
are
entitled
to
be
in
on
the
blossoms
and
fertilizes
!
Debrett's
object
to
having
their
them.
names
or
their
ages
listed,
Lawrence
Bartlett,
distributor
and
some
particularly
sensitive
1
for
the
pollen
in
B.C.,
said
about
ones
have
come
to
Hankinson's
five
times
as
much
pollen
is
be-
I
office
threatening
legal
action,
j
in?
used
this
year
as
last.
It-!
When
he
isn't
listing
lords
and
follows
relaxation
of
regulations
;:
dukes.
Hanklnson
likes
(0
read
which
formerly
made
it
diffi-
j
biographies
of
the
Victoria
era,
cult
to
get
the
pollen
because
of
j
bathing
himself
in
the
frag-
the
disease
hazard.
The
pollen
is
'
'
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
M.
and
Kir.
0.
Kosunit
left
011
Mar
II
is
Jm
today's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Van-!
couver.
7--
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mower
s
uay
w
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You
arc
1
lire
to
find
AMs
J
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Ti
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snt:i')le
Cards
and
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for
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1
rauce
oi
a
more
Kinaiy
nnie.
we
I
mildly
deplores
the
"rootless-j
ness"
of
modern
life.
His
father,
1
still
an
active
writer
at
86,
lives
jin
a
big
house
in
Bournemouth
'
but'
Debrett's
editor,
a
man
at-
Delayed
by
heavy
freiphti
for
j
waypjints
including
Kemano,
j
Union
stoamer
Coquitlam,
Capt
James
Hunter,
arrived
in
port
at
12:30
midnight
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
early
this
morning
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
returns
here
to
sail
south
at
1
noon
tomorrow.
Ltuncd
to
tradition,
has
to
settle
CFP.
steamer
Princess
Louis
Capt.
Hicks,
arrived
in
port
at
9
1
Vr-lnU
(lite
mii't
1
1
ti
frmn
f
for
a
labor-saving
apartment
in
suburban
Eariing.
His
favorite
anecdote
is
of
a
Socialist
peer
whose
coat
or
arms,
"Labor
Omnia
Vincit,"
means
"Labor
conquers
all
things,"
and
ls
interpreted
as
a
not-so-subtle
plug
for
the
La
1
;
ft
":
yj
it
hA
y
pa'
'
wore
.nre
area
i
I
kt;''
.-vtf-i
coer
mZ
,
-
Hi?V"zlt-''
:
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For
SaU
vwTT
bor
party.
couver,
Kemano
and
Kitimat
and
i-iuls
.11.
u
p
in
on
uut
recuui'
south.
The
vessel
hart
the
usual
large
list
of
workers
for
Kemano
'and
Kitimat
and
also
several
passengers
for
Prince
Rupert.
Frank
Lawrence
has
trkrn
over
duty
as
purser
on
the
steamer
Camosun
which
was
in
port
at
the
week-end
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run.
He
1,
ciees
1
c-ihe
Smith
who,
iii
jturn,
hd
been
relieving
the
re-!
ular
purser,
Br
Stover.
Petite
New
Canadian
is
Doctor
on
Wheels
Your
Furs
Heed
A
Vacation
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
MONTREAL
(CP)
Florence
Nightingale
on
wheels
that's
Dr.
Dagmar
Vosu,
new
Canadian
from
Estonia,
who
rides
the
ambulances
at
the
western
division
of
the
Montreal
General
Hospital.
The
petite
five-foot-two,
blue
eyed
doctor
'ha3
a
degree
from
Tartu
University
In
Estonia,
but,
like
most
foreign
doctors
hoping
to
practise
in
Canada,
she
has
to
put
in
a
year's
internship
before
she
can
sit
for
qualifying
exams.
'
DINNER
GUEST
Willie,
the
pet
budgie,
has
a
habit,
of
dropping
In
aiound
meal-time
to
help
his
youthful
master
David
Laurent,
10,
of
Ladner,
U.C.,
tuck
away
the
vitamins.
Willie
has
a
sweet
tooth
and
usualiy
manages
to
get
his
share
of
tlw
jam
or
honey
on
the
slice
of
bread.
CP
Photoi
IMPORTANT
BROADCAST
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
;
Recently
she
has
been
answer-!ing
the
hospital's
ambulance
1
calls
anything
from
industrial
J
accidents
and
fires
to
highway
,
accidents
and
suicides.
I
A
short
time
ago
she
was
j
called
upon
to
treat
a
man
who
!
had
slit
his
Ihroat
and
wrists.
Asked
if
she
became
nervous
n
calls,
Dr.
Vosu
said:
.
I
"Why,
I've
never
been
nervous
iin
my
life.
True,
spectators
seern
HEAR
Lit
them
summer
in
Bill
Scuby's
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
mil
Intermediate
PorU
Each
Thursday
it
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
nl
NKSIAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
RBEEIT
Scientific
surprised
when
they
see
a
woman
doctor,
but
most
think
I
am
a
nurse
and
the
patient
doesn't
worry
about
my
sex-he's
anxious
to
get
medical
treatment
from
man
or
woman."
She
grabs
40
winks
while
on
night
emergency
but
claims,
"I
can
get
dressed
in
a
sDlit
sec
Number
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
Add
four
words
If
bo
number
required
ond
when
a
call
comes
through'
AHSCOMB
Leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
in
B.C.
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DKPOl
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
Fur
Cold
Storage
Vault
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Name
.
...
no
pin
curls
though."
Married
since
1940,
Dr.
Vosu's
husband
has
been
working
as
a
designer
since
the!
rarrival
in
Montreal
last
year.
c
Address
:
Phone
No
.
Bill
"11
m
1
m
i
irnone
free
rirkun
H
i
o
SPEAK
ON:
fime
for
Decision
are
made
better,
smoke
better,
ARE
better
TONIGHT
-
(All
Times
Daylight
Saving)
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Camosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Coquitlam
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
ST
li
WART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QLEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
May
9
and
23
ss.
Camosun
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
May
2,
16
and
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
;68
J.
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;
9
X
i
fiif
.r.
CFPR,
10:15
p.m.