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'NEW LYRICS FOR 'MAPLE LEAF' Additional Anthem | Sought For Canada By DAL WARRINGTON HALIFAX (CP) -- The Can- dian Authors Association cam-| paign for new lyrics to The Maple Leaf Forever has been misunderstood, says Miss Helen Creighton, association presi- dent, In an interview here Tuesday she said controversy over the association's offer of $1,000 for new words to the old song is}to supplant O Canada, she said,|present words offend both) based on ignorance of the condi- tions and objectives. "We are casting no asper-jpen, but it is not our primary|how the English whipped th sions upon the old words," she said, '"'They are historically cor- rect and were eminently suited) to the time when they were written." | But 'times have changed. The Maple Leaf remains our em- ble mbut no one sings the old lyrics anymore." The music was. still good however. The authors would, like to start afresh with 'words our various cultures can sing with equal enjoyment." IS FOR WHOLE COUNTRY It should be the whole of Canada--stirring, inspirational, suitable for schools, churches and public oc: tion recognizes that the maple'Bathurst St., | OBITUARIES casions."' The controversy started last week after George Salverson Toronto office manager of the association, announced that Go don V. Thompson, Toronto mu sic publisher, would publish the best mew lyrics and pay $1,000 advance on royalties Mr. Thompson, who con ceived the idea, said the ori- ginal Maple Leaf lyrics arouse antagonism in Quebec and have Heavy Water Claim Study Ready Monday OTTAWA (CP) Industry little "many seen a maple tree. Dr. Creighton said the music, is fondly remembered by many Canadians who sang it in school especially when Canada had such a meagre supply of pat-) riotic songs. | She wanted to clear up an- other point, 'This is not meant appeal. for westerners, of whom have never} "although if the lyrics are good enough that might indeed hap- purpose." | Every nation had several na- tional songs besides its desig-| nated anthem. Britain and the! United States each had or four, 'Must Canada have only one song?" | GIVEN NEW LIFE "Old songs are new life by newer and more appropriate lyrics. The Star- Spangled Banner is an old Brit- ish tune, as is My Country 'tis of Thee and Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. Our hymn books often given "something fof abound with hymns having new Maple Leaf Song lyrics written to older tunes ss She said the authors associa three? b aets on SEMEN es Provinces Glum - After Meeting By JAMES NELSON {tial chronic high-level - unem-) OTTAWA (CP) Industry pleyment now and immediately, | ministers of the federal and/in areas of slow growth." | provincial governmenos m et HAD DOUBTS leaf is Canada's national em-;Tuesday to discuss co-ordina- "During the course of these yor ver, No|tion of their programs but ap-| 4: ..ccions it was appar ti: blem, known the world over. No, sere 1a, ci) wan discussions it was apparent that one wanted to belittle it or sug- parently tailed 0 allay ail PTO-'the provincial departments of gest some substitute: vincial fears of federal interfer- trade and industry had appre- "Rather we should like (0 add ©"C® hensions as to the role which our meagre supply of patriotic) ©. M. Drury, head of the the new department of indus- songs aS we prepare for our newly-created federal depart- try centenary, including the maple/ment of industry and chairman' play. leaf or not, as the contestant de-|of the meeting, said there was) "These apprehensions related sires." heartening. eyidence that the /to possible intrusions by the new Mr. Thompson said earlier the provinces intend to co-operate, | department into what were re- tand that provincial apprehen- garded by the provincial dele-) French-Canadians and U.S. cit- sions were "largely allayed." (gates as provincial fields. izens. The first verse recounted| However, Russ Brown, indus-. 'In. my view," Mr. Drury e|try and information minister for added, z----Odd lot, Stock Abitibi Alta Gas Alumin Arg C P pr h might feel called upon to pane y a Bank NS Bell Bath r Brazil BA Oil BC Forest BC Phone Pow "these apprehensions} French at Quebec and the sec-| Saskatchewan, said he was not were allayed by a fairly lengthy) Chemw ond how the Canadians beat the/e¢n tire ly satisfied. He com-/and clear description of the| ¢ RES Americans at Queenston| Plained before the meeting fuctions and role the new de-| Cdn G Inv Heights and Lundy's Lane. about the federal plan of desig- partment intends to play." ie a. ie nating depressed areas for spe- Mr, Drury said further meet- M rs ncement, : ; F : silted The authors alupidedes oe , cial encouragement of industry, ings, at both the ministerial and) CPR says it is not necessary that the thr sisal dias tae : ' a , Dist Seag : ij 'i irough tax concessions. official' levels, would 'be held kh title should be The Maple Leaf : : D Magnes if 'some more challenging and Mr. Drury later. told report- later. inspiring (daw ik presented." ers that provincial delegates Ww Cap Bidg had pointed out that the desig SCOT HONORED 4 Chemcell Con M eh ; 'on Gasn But Dr. Creighton said the nation of areas for special tax LONDON (CP)--Sir' Thomas Con song must have either three Orjincentives was not a true de- MacDonald, New Zealand high §0PP four verses and one Chorus.! vojonment program, and said he commissioner in London, has Many early entants had forgot- joreed been chosen Scot of the Year ten the chorus. "This is not a long-range de- by London's Gaelic Society Lyrics should be sent to the velopment program," he said. Previous holders of the title in Contest, Ca- "Jt is an emergency measure, clude Sir Compton Mackenzie nadian Authors Association, designed to deal with substan- and Dame Flora MacLeod A Clark Tar Text Pont as Today's Toronto S TORONTO 11 By The Cana Toronto Stock Exchange--Dec. 12 | Quotationsi n cents uniessm arked $. xd--Ex-dividend, rights,x w---Ex-warrants. Net changei s from previous board-lotc losing sale.) 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POLSON The death of Donald M, Pol son, 495 Masson street, occurred lat the Oshawa General Hospital Wednesday, Dec. 11, in his 72nd year. Although he had not been well for the past two years, death was sudden. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, he was a son of the late Joseph Polson and Margaret Munro. He was educated at the . George Heriot School in Edinburgh. Mr. Polson married, the for- mer Geraldine| Childs in West- {mount, Que., in 1928. Since com- ing to Canada, he lived in West- mount, Que., St. Stephen's, N.B. and Oshawa. For many years, Mr. Polson was associated with the textile industry, but lately he had been an agent with Mu- tual Life and General Insurance. MISS ELIZABETH J. BAYNE One of the most efficient nd successful public school teach lers known in Oshawa, Miss |Elizabeth Jean Bayne, died sud-}§ ldenly at her home, 370 Simcoe|® |street north, Wednesday, . Dec. | 11. She had been in poor health for the past year. 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Dr. John Leng,' minister found a new and cheaper way) ment. jment will be in Oshawa Union approval of discussions| windsor end a daughter, Cath-|lieu of flowers, donations be and Deuterium of Canada Lim-|and two sisters, Margaret, of) S "s ] enator Croll, heavy water at Glace Bay, N'S.}are two grandchildren, e vould able, the government would), ia inthe McIntosh-Anderson ae a ; [Bret minister of Knox Presbs: awa (CP) -- senator Da. f SS SLO ST IP oY LR eT pap + Til SABO AES tly PSOE A ES IO LIC RECA, Oshawa Uni C Bae : ac : i sie ae shawa Union Cemetery mand) were elected Tuesday as os ee 1} say Hitti I made to the Heart Fund. study consumer credit Domestic Fully-Automatic DEATHS only briefly for organizational machine! For instance, just insert @ disc ond watch cused the United States govern-| members for its weekly meet- BS buttons, blind hems, appliques, overcasts el in Buffalo, N.Y Campbell, 42, manager of the|will get down to work early in sewng ond comes with push-button reverse stitch, which sells $1,000,000 worth of ada's Maitland works and for- consumer credit and decide more precision feotures. Order ot this low price to move PORTABLE, WITH CARRYING CASE threatened by tariff increases or C MING EVENTS U.S. for up to 10 per cent below Estate Marketplace the Classified | Also available in Welnut-Finished Console cent above American competi- daily looking in "Homes for Sale." department announced it will in- . ' ; ot ST. 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