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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
26.
1952
Truman
Bides
Own
Good
Time
Coronation
i
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k"c
s""aue
01
tac
been
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i
Royal
Marines,
drawn
up
on
the
do!
L
''Wt,lV
.sinking
decks
of
the
troopship
am
while
efforts
were
made
to
save
7:af
bc
i
women
and
children,
are
seen
trio
ntsv.
i
immortal
examples
of
couras-e
:
and
rock
like
discipline,
sell-
v,,,
sacrifice
and
steadiness.
Kiplin"
.
h
flow,
,
i
11
who
in
his
salute
to
these
Mrs
palle
J
Reflects
and
Reminisces
As
I
See
It
ore
oJ..
LONDON
(CP)
Works
Minister
David
Eccles
wants
next
oirc
rrtrnniition
of
Ouei'n
Political
Plans
More
Clouded
Than
Ever
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independent,
daily
newspaper
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WASHINGTON
(CP)
President
Elizabeth
II
to
be
the
most
coior-
Truman's
1952
political
plans
ful
spectacle
in
living
memory.
F.s
FFW
were
more
clouded
than
ever
-
See
what
you
can
do
to
'l'
1)0
fom
needs
an
anchor."
today
as
a
result
of
his
public
the
ministry
o.
works
to
make
of
Lal:e
m
siunu
una
dp
suh
to
the
as
elj
Mfr
mrKen
ean
arm,
is
a
damn
wal
lough
bullet
to
chew
By
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00:
per
year
,
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c:
per
year,
$8.00.
IrmiKt
III
I
Jr
Till
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III
riONU
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j
-
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-
bers
of
the
Centre
(Sa.sk.
In
introducing
hie
L"4
t
chairman
Frank
McKinnev.
little,"
he
told
mem
Whatever
else
may
be
deduced
Federation
of
Painting
Contra
Bill
of
Rights
ai
uiiawa.
Mmm"
mt.
l
&
Majesty's
Jollies
sku"
solflier
than
h"
o,
th
,
.
auKe
certain
that
some
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Authorized
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
Thanks
to
the
Queen
from
the
President's
press
con-
tors,
ference
at
Key
West,
Fla.,
vaca-i
.
"Next
year
we
really
have
to
privileges
and
licenses
have
not;
;
encn,
enooura
'
tremendous
so
already
Deen
imown
uvn
miU
:
ni
mr.M.
i
nr.uii
ll
h.v,,;';
ra
tion
headquarters
yesterdav.
ne
do
some-thing
There
Jjs
something
satisfying
floral
IK,
vnnr
nennle
into
makillir
it
queens
al-been
lucky
REIGNS
of
wavs
have
German
Peace
Treaty
for
the
British
world
1.
He
still
is
considering
seek-
a
reaily
gay
and
retractive
pa-
Not
many,
Just
like
"Old
Bill
ing
another
term.
geant.
Don't
let
us
have
all
this
aie-left.
Bailey,
had
he
lived
till
2.
He
still
considers
himself
sombre
business.
Let
us
break
August,
would
have
been
70.
The
the
boss
of
the
party
and
isn't
out
and
have
the
best'
coronation
British
Army
he
served
in
and
letting
anyone
else
speak
for
ever."
.
the
India
he
knew,
have
tlisap-
First
Baptist
Church
him.
.1
Eccles
also
told
the
paint
men
neared.
He
represented
a
ip
He
will
make
his
decision
it
was
time
they
departed
from
and
a
colorful
humor
that
had
to
his
announuement
in
ins
the
tradition
of
sombre,
colorless
be
heard
and
seen
to-be
ever.
3.
and
realm.
Already
the
fact
that
Canada
has
a
queen
has
had
one
fortunate
effect.
It
now
looks
as
if
we
really
will
get
one
generally,
accepted
English-language
version
of
O
Canada.
In
other
words,
it
looks
as
DESTI
faintly
appreciated
own
good
time
despite
pressure
clothing.
Eight
out
of
10
men,"
he
said,
from
Democrats
for
an
early
I
statement.
McKir.ncy
had
told
rcporU
rs
"leave
their
homes
to
go
to
the
o.'ficc
every
morning
perfe"'iv
dressed
for
a
funeral.
We
ought
SUNDAY,
March
30,
t
7:30M
he
believed
Korean
develop-
There
are
many
ways
in
which'
the
advent
of
sprlr.3
Ls
hallrci.
U.sualy,
this
recognition
has
a
delicacy,
a
brightness
and
fragrance,
and
other
forms
of
seasonable
contrast.
In
Prince
Rupert
for
example,
the
coming
of
the
oolichan
means
winter
ha.t
vanished.
This
being
a
fish
met
if
some
Vancouver
organizations
ments
would
play
a
paramount
to
wear
something
more
colm
ful
will,
at
long
last,
fall
in
line
with
part
in
wnether
the
president
and
Elizabethan."
all
the
rest
of
Canada,
and
sing
would
seek
re.election.
He
said
the
same
words
that
are
sung
hp
riiri,,'t
think
Tmmin
mM;
"
""
"
"
'
"
across
the
rest
of
this
great
land.
,
run
aBain
if
thp
Korean
u
-ir
whether
Gen.
Dwight
Eisenhower
would
return
before
the
party
convention
in
July
to
cam-
ropolis,
It
Is
not
inappropriate.
paign
actively
for
the
presiden-
And
so
sir
Qoliehari
'
were
settled
soon.
Asked
about
this,
the
'
Presi-i
dent
declared
that
Korea
does
'
not
enter
into
United
States
!
politics
at
all.
It
had
no
bear-'
ing
on
what
he
would
decide
to
-
grea.i,
to
cat
MONDAY,
March
31,
ot
8
M
This
Is
another
in
the
series
0f
scientific
mo.
ptfKhu.'d
In
the
Moly
Institute
of
Sdtncp
,w
1
"
Dr.
Irwin
Moon.
A
dramatic
presentation
of
Incxplbblf
.
nature.
This
film
depicts
wonders
of
the
him
heart
and
hand.
In
the
animal
realm,
then
j'
remarkable
homing
instinct
of
the
pigeon
the'
bat,
guided
by
its
own
radar;
the
incredible
of
the
grunion.
a
fish
laying
its
eggs
on
dryfej
.
These
scientific
marvels
show
unmistakably
Creator,
Who
is
also
the
Redeemer.
tial
nomination.
abundant
ana
RIKKl
SINCE
1927,
when
parliament
suggested
it
be
standard,
almost
all
English-speaking
Canadian?
have
sung
this
Weir
version
of
O
Canada:
O
Canada.
Our
home
and
native
land:
;
Here's
-How.
Pleased
by
the
number
of
votes!
he
received
in
preferential
prl-
A,.
i
do.
Truman
also
reiterated
that
niaries
in
New
Hampshire
and
A
century
ago
a
few
weeks
back,
there
occurred
the
wreck
Minnesota,
Eisenhower
issued
a
of
the
Birkenhead
off
the
Ca,
I
of
Good
Hope
and
lo-s
of
nearlv
statement
from
his
headquarters
in
Parts
saying:
0
1100
lives.
This
was
February
2(,
"The
mounting
numbers
.
1
1852.
The
anniversary
wuness?u
he
would
decide
when
to
make
1
an
announcement
on
his
plans
McKinney
had
said
he
expected
a
decision
before
May
15.
i
While
Truman
dropped
,
no
hint
of
his
plans,
there
was
plenty
of
speculation
from
other
sources.
j
Senator
Clinton
Anderson
of
New
Mexico,
secretary
of
apri-1
culture
in
Truman's
cabinet
inr
to
make
me
the
Renublican
i
'Hting
cermony.
If
ever
there
r
nominee
are
forcing
me
to
re
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
command.
,
With
glowing
hearts
we
see
thee
rise.
The
true
North,
strong
and
free,
And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada,
We
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
I
heard
Vancouver
school
children
singing
that
fine
song
a
few-days
ago.
but
down
town
some
personal
position
lilr
1
1
examine
my
and
past
decision."
In
Key
West,
President
Truman
said
earlier
that
Elsen-
iroin
ma
to
iaa,
torn
a
!
We
Wish
to
Announce
That...
porter
he
believes
Truman
will
newer,
supreme
commander
of
run
for
re-election.
North
Atlantic
Pact
forces
In
Despite
the
President's
denial,
!
Europe,
was
at
liberty
to
re-he
sided
with
McKinnev's
belief
turn
to
the
U.S.
any
time
he
of
the
much
to
be
desired
German
POSTULATE
peace
treaty
is
a
united
Germany
but
how
that
unity
is
to
be
achieved
presents
a
perplexing
problem.
Today
we
have
two
separate
German
republics
the
"German
Federal
Republic"
in
the
west
and
the-"German
Democratic
Republic"
in
the
east.
How.
a
the
necessary
preliminary
to
peace
treaty,
are
these
two
to
be
merged
into
a
single
state?
The
difficulty
is
that,
since
the
two
were
created
under
different
auspices,
their
characters
are
very
different.
The
German
Federal
Republic
is
a
democracy
of
the
familiar
western
pattern.
It
has
a
government
responsible
to
a
freely
elected
parliament.
It
has
the
usual
western
political
freedoms,
of
speech,
of
the
press,
of
association.
The
eastern
(jerman
state,
by
contrast,
is
not,
by
ordinary
western
standards,
a
democracy
at
all.
It
is
essentially
totalitarian.
All
power
is
in
the
hands
of
the
leaders
oWfl
single
party.
No
opposition
is
permitted.
The.
parliament
was
the
product
of
an
"election"
in
vhi'ch
there
could
be
no
opposition
candidates:
so
.
tjiat
it
is,
in
effect,
composed
of
Communist
nominees.
There
is
not
freedom
of
the
press,
of
speech
oi'
of
organization.
So
far,
there
has
been
no
sign
(k
any
real
intention
to
allow
these
freedoms
in
eastern
Germany,
or
to
create
there
the
conditions
if)
which
it
would
be
possible
to
hold
free
elections.
On
the
contrary,
the
East
German
government
has
eien
refused
to
allow
a
United
Nations
commission
t'o
enter
its
territory
to
examine
and
report
on
the
matter.
Here,
then,
is
the
kernel
of
.the
whole
problem.
T,he
restoration
of
democratic'
freedoms
in
the
Soviet
zone
of
Germany
would
open
the
way
at
once
for
the
holding
of
free
all-German
elections
and
the
formation
of
an
all-German
government.
That,
in
turn,
would
open
the
way
for
the
negotiation
of
a
jfeace
treaty.
Rut
without
the
first,
the
other
two
remain
impossible.
Are
the
Russians
and
East
German
Communists
prepared
to
concede
this
and
to
take
the
necessary
action?
Their
words
are
still
somewhat
ambiguous,
hoped
that
further
communication
fr.om
Moscow
will
do
something
to
clarify
this
all-essential
point.
For
something
to
clarify
this
all-essential
point.
For,
until
it
is
clarified,
discussion
of
the
possible
contents
of
a
peace
treaty,
though
interesting
enough,
must
be
rather
unreal.
that
Korea
would
have
a
bear-
denied
it
safe
and
proper,
ing
on
Truman's
decision.
Another
development
in
the
"I
believe
if
we
could
achieve
Republican
picture
was
the
de-complete
peace
the
President
cision
by
Senator
Robert
Taft
to
would
not
run,"
Anderson
said,
withdraw
his
name
from
the
"But
we
are
not
.
going
to
have.Vew
Jersey
primary.
Taft
drop-complete
peace
by
July."
The
ped
out
with
a
hotly-worded
President
will
be
asked
by
the
statement
to
Governor
Alfred
Democratic
convention
to
run
Driscoll
accusing
him
of
hav-again
and
he
will
heed
the
con-
ing
"broken
his
word"
to
remain
vention's
plea."
.
i
publicly
neutral
and
of
having
In
the
Republican
political
lined
up
the
state
Republican
camp,
the
top
matters
were
still
organization
behind
Eisenhower.
organizations
DID
sing
this
Buchan
versiqn
until
the
late
king
died:
O
Canada!
Our
heritage,
our
love.
Thy
love
we
praise
all
other
lands
above
From
sea
to
sea,
out
thy
length
From
pole
to
border
land.
At
Britain's
side
what'er
betide.
Unflinchingly
we'll
stand.
,
With
hearts
we
sing
"God
i
,
save
the
King,"
"Guide
"hou
the
Empire
wide,
do
we
implore
"And
prosper
Canada,
from
shore
to
shore."
.
You
just
can't
aet
"God
save
the
Queen"
Into
the
above
without
;
."-polling
the
vvlrole
thinf.
'.'-.
.
,
1
ill
j
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jj
,
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i
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's
"w
oyoi,ob,c
ot
your
ncorcst
Ji
I
'
iH0TE
RETAIL
GROCER
K1:
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITS
-THE
CONFUSION
In
versions
(
arose
in
the
first
place
because
;
the
words
were
written
in
French.
;
In
Ontario,
when
I
was
a
boy.
we
were
all
taueht
th's
fair
approx-I
ima-'iop
to
the
original
French
words
:
;
O
Cannda,
our
father's
land
!
of
old.
Thy
brow
is
crowned
with
leaves
of
red
and
gold.
'
I
Beneath
the
shade
of
the
j
holy
cross
they
children
;
own
their
birth
.
.
.
j
That
version
was
apparently
considered
too
French
and
Cath-iolic
for
Protestant
Canada.
!
though
it
never
struck
me
that
I
way.
So
we
got
dozens
of
ver-!
airtight
seal
which
retains
natural
jv
if
ffWJJ
R
CA
AY
I
I
moisture
and
flavour.
'
V-UW
Ongeit
i
j
sions,
which
gradually
dropped
'
down
to
two.
,
'
Now
it
looks
like
one
survivor.
IT
DOES
NOT
do
to
be
too
literal
:
'
minded
about
these
songs.
The
!
;
neopl-a
who
were
the
most
voci-:
ferous
for
standing
"at
Britain's
I
side
what'er
betide"
showed
a
VSSi
.
dirt
'
remarkable
cooling
off
during
the
;
!
years
when
'he
Labor,
govern-
;
I
ment
was
in.
They
have
a
wary
:
!
eye
on
Bevan
now.
-
Keep
Them
Coming
SAID
David
A.
Croll
(representing
Spadina),
addressing'
the
federal
Parliament:
"We
need
more
Canadians.
In
order
to
have
more
Canadians
we
need
more
immigrants
and
we
need'
them
now.
Years
ago
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
said
that
the
twentieth
century
belongs
to
Canada.
Like
so
many
words
of
that
great
and
far-seeing
Liberal,
this
prophecy
is
coming
true
today.
With
half
the
century
over
we
find
today
that
the
world
is
our
oyster.
Our
voices
are
heard
in
the
councils
of
the
world.
Our
prestige
is
high.
On
every
side
we
hear
our
praises
sung.
Wre
are
fourth
among
the
trading
nations
and
first
on
a
per
capita
basis.
Our
standard
of
living
is
second
only
to
that
of
the
United
States.
Our
finances
are
in
excellent
condition.
I
feel
certain
that
my
generation
shares
Sir
Wilfrid's
optimism.
Our
great
need
today
is
people
and
more
people.
I
ask
the
government
to
keep
them
coming."
Also
in
some
circles
in
Canada:
you
mav
te
considered
some-
i
what
subversive
if
you
question
!
the
Infallibility
of
the
United
States.
If
we
translated
the
j
reality
Into
song
we
might
have
to
make
It:
i
"At
Uncle's
side,
whater
betide."
Or
maybe:
;
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ho!
Nato!"
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It
looks
as
if
we'll
i
settle
for
standing
on
guard
for
Canada
in
song
even
though
the
literal
minded
may
point
out
i
that
our
boys
are
in
Germany.
i
Organizing
Civil
Defence
In
"Thou
shalt
hide
them
in
the
secret
of
thy
presence."
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training
of
the
first
class
:
of
civil
defence
Instructors
well
;
under
way,
about
120
volunteers
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will
be
accepted
fbr
classes
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will
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basic
first
aid
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one
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list
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volunteer
totals
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about
40,
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at
least
40
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Brigade
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going
to
start
classes
April
18
for
qualified
first
1
aid
instructors.
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expected
between
eight
and
12
candidates
i
will
take
this
course,
upon
completion
of
which
they
will
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