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An Independent ‘newspaper Oy
-of Prince Rupert and Northern and: Central British Columbia,’
_ ‘es A member -of'TheCanadian Press—Audit Bureau of |
Gy Clreulation— Canadian Daily. Newspaper Publishers Association |
re Published. by The Prince, Rupert, Daily News Limited.

B, MAGOR |
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devoted to ‘the ‘upbullaing »

G. P.. WOODSIDE |
General Manager "|

Authorized, as ‘secon class’ malt ‘by. ‘the Post Office ‘Depar tment, Ottawa,

 

 

  

   
 

 

ouncil or. the: Chamber of Commerce

| on : of: any: pending halt to its Canso sery-
jee to the Queen | -
4 ‘there appears to be some. truth in 1 the.

Charlotte , Islands,

 

Reméval 0 of the Cariso- “from ‘the

- ‘Sandspit run in. the. immediate future
-would not; only cause hardship: to. QCr

residents, regarding. foodstuffs . from

Prince Rupert. but would. send. city
mee residents via’ Terrace under. conditions —
ee not: anticipated when: eouncil. agreed

we that. Prince Rupert’s air-minded trav-
os ellers could ut up with Terrace serv-.

   

Pressures of

fa oo The “key. role. of, immigration’ is shown in”
“the: latest: Population estimate.’ ~Economic con-
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rowth . from: the _previous year...
The:main flaw: in ‘present immigration poli-
Oo at. ‘they. do not: -bring- ‘in: enough .

“no “long-term «. projection of . how: “many -
o this country: should bring: in. ;

   

 

“he could. never forget the day when |

. “his father, General William Booth, the |
_. founder of the Salvation. Army -t00

_. him, when’ boy>inté-a‘crowded court
o house.

He. pointed out. the prisoners
him, and said: Lhe:

 

Down through the years “work: in

7 the-courts-and- ‘in the prisons,-hag al-,
ways been. an important. part: of. the”

con for’ the. ‘crop. ‘in the rate of popula os

TFRIDAY,, SEPTEMBER: 18," 31959.

Canso should stay on, until next ‘spring ©

a ‘WHILE Canadian ° Pacific. Airlines”
oot has not. officially” notified’. City

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- ice, for the time necessary to complete

the. city's airport on Digby Island.
When - that ° understanding was”
reached, * “it was thought that. the
Prince Rupert to Terrace section. of
Highway, 16. would be. completely —

-hard- -topped : and ther efore a trip. to.

eo ‘ace would be no. hardship.

How-
ever, the. weather at: this end of. the

Rupert.section this year,

With a new engine installed in the a.
ae

_Cariso. only’ recently and the annual
‘overhaul not due until next’ spring we,
‘fail. to see why CPA. cannot continue.

the Canso flight until next year. In

that’ ‘Way our airport on Digby Island _

will be that much closer to completion

“and the comfort” of ‘the passengers =

 

the r moment —

. Instead they are based on the pressures of

the: “moment. Restrictions * are clamped’ on at.

the first sign: of: ‘recession, without” ‘apparent.

“regard tothe new consumer | demand which

_ immigrants. bring with . them,
Canada’s immigration policies” should ‘not: be

based on:-meére bigness.-Nor should they neglect
the economic’ stability created. by - a:

_. domestic ‘market..’ But -above’ all, they should

‘but that: they:seem: to ‘be based |.

a S "These are our people’
Bi A MWELL BOOTH: once said that

that where anyone is in trouble, and -

 

 

look beyond’ the. latest brief presented to: the
government, and the latest. shift in economic
“Weather: cae a J Winnipeg Tribune.

Salvation ‘Army’ Ss: ‘service. eo PS a
Tt expresses the spirit of the Army

to bring friendship _ and encourage-
ae ment, It is never the Army’s way to:
_ censure - the. _wrongdoers but to. take

them as they. are,‘and where they are
and to. do whatever it-can for: them.:* |
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‘An ‘idea SO, td: “that: ho. ‘one. Sealy
been. ‘received’ in” ‘British Columbia.:.
-. Itvis-a proposal: that’ the’ Peace: Riyer | distri¢t—including; cuts -
out of ‘Northern Alberta’: ‘and B.C.—amalgamate’ With apart.
of the’ Northwest’ Territories: ‘into’
. ‘outlines: the area. -involved.: “Another. ideatbeing | talked. about: at .
.the’ same time is: ‘that B.C. -take- over-‘part -of. -the.: ‘Northwest.
_ Territories in exchange for maintaining: the: Canadian. section

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“$aw-men of seven’ ‘ground. téch-
nical: tr ades | stripping’:

planes. and. jet. engines:
checking” thet’ “complex - net--

work ‘of. wires «and. duets for. :

. °. Men-of the ground crew: ‘like.
. the’. pilots,

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“trouble ‘before. it” hgppens, . A
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ink, (that; is” “pr

  

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‘patient’ by an absent- -m)i ded

  
  

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| meat the’ loss. of: lives. .
hundreds
dollars.

. money..

A small.

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surgeon—can- cause. a. “arash. 5.

found, by. an Anspector making:

~/a double “cheek.
~}-I met. several British’ Colum: -
. ‘bia men: in the maintenance |

“. : Section; vincluding |,

, “Jensen: ‘of. Victoria,

LAC ‘Paul

Outside the: life- ~is- real- and-

; 7 earnest “atmosphere of work-
». ing hours, Canada’s. officers’
...and airmen have. fun. I looked -

“over Marville’s modern: recrea-.

. ition’ hall. (which would have:

“been a crédit:to-a. Canadian.

. city.” ‘of. . - 100,000 ©:
“ large. ‘swimming | “pool,
shooting:
“wand: ‘Squash. court.:

~The’ golf. course didn’t, cost

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people);

its.

‘the taxpayers anything. Tt-was

built. from’ station- funds—the - ;
_ Profits of stores and. canteens 4,

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taken into consideration that | much LS

— lated’ events. that took. place
_ over a Single: weekend:

“young. ruffians .,
.. boys to death’ and. ‘terrorized

Jarge ..
-ed with knives and ‘chise}s held
“up spe institution (

hours. :

we championship show
— E—In Victoria -B.

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INTERPRETING THE NEWS”

 

 

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4 ‘Archbishop Makarios, tall and rather,

: sthister- -looking with his black mitre and lux-

uriant: beard, and once pictured as the arcéh-—
villian of Cyprus, now is the man of peace,
’ Once there were dark hints of his being the.
mastermind behind plots and intrigues. But
with Cyprus approaching independence—it is
due in February—he is the object of ‘plots’
and rumors of plots. |

The villain now is fiery-eyed Gen, George
Grivas, a little man with a twisted black mous-
tache, whose billing is that he “defied . the
search of 30,000 British troops throughout four
years of selfless struggle for freedom in Cyprus,”

The clash between ‘these two men is ‘over

the Independence agreements signed by. Brit-.

ain, Greece and Turkey in London and Zurich .
early this yedr, The archhishop agrees to them;
Grivas, who once did, now repudiates. them
as a Sellout to the “Anglo-Turks,”’
f cy te

Grivas professes to be much concerned that
the people of Cyprus may be getting a: raw
deal, In the opinion of some observers, he
js really more interested in furthering - his
political ambitions. He talks about “saving”
Greece—from what is not exactly clear, © ,

Within the Jast week, a clonk- -and-dagger
atmosphere has prevailed on Cyprus, ©

LETTERBOX
Haida fisherman lists

The Editor,
The Dally News,

The United Fishermon and Allied Workers’
Union has heen criticized so often in recent
months, that I began to wonder Just what
the sald union has done for us Indians,

Just prior to the Second World War, wo the
Queen Charlotte Islands Indiana, recelved four

Culture ©

" Culture avails nathing unless tt ennoblea
and strengthons charnater,

—W, Bomercat, Maugham,

+ Cu
- The highest purpose of Intollectial ‘oultiva-
fion Is, to: give a man a perfect knowledge
and mastery of hla on Inna a aelf, 1 7Novalta,
: Cultivation to the mind,
ns food to the Poy

The ncquiring of culture
‘of mn avid hunger for

ae
Tevery man's ability may be atrongthonod
or §ncrensed by culture, eVYohn Abbott,

In ng ‘Necessary
, = Olearo,

Is the developing
knowledge and beauty,
~—Joano Lee Bonnett,

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“Makarios now appears as man 1 of peace
By DAVID ‘ROWNTREE. a.
Canadian: Press Staff Writer

- The’ Makarios’ cabinet, Qa. transitional one

: during a: great,: impoverishing

' . during prosperity ih a. society

until the island becomes a - republic, gained

possession Of some letters which are said to
be evidence of a. plot to murder Makarios and
so meof the cabinet ministers, Grivas was
closely linked to the conspiracy, some sources
say, ,

‘Following the disclosure, Grivas ‘issued a
brusque statement from Athens:

- “I would .be prepared to help in the im:
plementation of the Cyprus agreements only
under certain conditions; otherwise I shall

'. Oppose them with -all available lawful means,”

cod “fe i

. The general has been angling for some way
to take a hand in affairs in Cyprus and stop
‘what he believes to be appeasement. of British
and. Turkish interests, The old cry of Enosls
(union with Greece). has been heard from. his
‘fanatical supporters,

Makarios has called Grivas’ bluff. by saying

he has no right to butt in on the island people's

- eonty por dog salmon (nat pounds) and maln-

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right to settle their own future, |

(Now the general seems to bef left with
three choices: To try to revive: the island’s
bitter civil feud; to do what he ean In Athens
to upset the Cypru & agreements before they
‘can take effect; or, Ike other old soldiers,

. Slowly fade away.

work, of union

Jand’ fishermen (mostly white) received
cents per fish in the samo area, —
In fact we had two rates of pay. in every

flvo

area, one rate for Indians and a highor rata

for thea whites,

~ The cannery workers worked ps much a8
20 hours without overtime and without coffeo
breaks, When women workers fainted from
exhauation on their jobs, they wera “packed
out revived and sont back to work,

Now, aftor many. yonrs of fighting, onr
‘union has-won the following for us:

@' It has brought prestige to our humble
made of livelihood so that we recelve tho
shime wages and prices as our white. brothars
and alstars;

@ It has Also von soolal neourity tor Ma :

Mombars,

@ Our widows do-not have to worry about
‘funeral axpanaca and they recelva enough
money from aur welfare fund to tide thom
over tholr roughst period of tine,

@ ft has also won ws the rlght to recplve
Unamployment Insurance and compensation,

Tho stronger wo nro organized the guror
we are of pence and acnurity for our futuro,

— Ivan Adams, -
Prince Rupert,

- treatment have = been put. on

'. thie personality for anti-social

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. Juvenile” “galingueney. seems ,
Sto... be. increasing. in amount .:

   

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‘Here: is: a’ catalogue. of re-

ca false sense of values is being

 

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“stabbed.. tio. being. ‘held responsible. for

  
 
   

ed: that half ~ today’s:
uents’ started . -persistently..to-
misbehave at the age of Seven.
Anti-social’ action - t90
often: ‘condoned :.as
oY -pression” by ‘parents who gar-.
ble Freud.’ “The philosophy -of

a neighborhood - park... we
—At.reformatory in Carlt on, .
England, 80 teenage boys arm- |

_ @d “by the philosophy. ‘of ex-
» cuse’” says: one juvenile court
judge in New York, Judge P?

‘ teenagers’ wrecked and, looted: a
“carnival, slashed. car: Aires. and

. are: being taught , “the. differ-
ence. between right. and wrone: }*

“absorbed, and childrén are not’.

' their! misdemeanors. ‘Be it not-:
deling- - Lo

" “self -ex-

-responsibility has been replac- °

“T: Farrell. Many’ offenders do.

not: believe ‘thoy have’
do. not care

and : have ‘no’ sense ‘of
The blame is put. on

wrong,
“have, -
guilt...

‘using ‘philosophy « of excuse |

“somebody . else, or their.

psyches..
Our. society may bé domin-
» ated by. our youth toa danger-.

done |
if they

Own:

ous degree. The child is:basic-

" ally a self-centred animah ‘He
-has.to ‘acquire. consideration:
. for. others; he has to be taught.

to distinguish between: right ™
and wrong: It is evident that

. all too‘many parents are fall-

‘ing down.on the job of moral «

‘and. ethical . education: of the
young. an .

 

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and: -viciousnéss- ‘everywhere. in’
even, it.
in ‘the: USSR. Why?. It |
is ‘not enough. Simply to label:
these’ youths as‘the ‘shook- -up .
generation,” sick from the-na-

“ation . before. it. was — vastly |
‘more “shook “up.” ity matured . “@ “Fully Stocked Store
depression and a great shat-.
tering war as. well. This .pre- .
sent generation. of youthful. '
bad -actors‘has come into being
more welfare- conscious | than te
ever before.”

Much study; money, « care, ‘S0-
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BOATS AND MOTORS — VERY. REASONABLE |
GROCERIES AT CITY PRICES -
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On “i
aha ‘other. cnterprised,
government. puts ‘up. a’ certain.
amount:of money, to build’ rec-
reational facilities, ‘In 9 place.
‘like: _Marvilie,. _which Is:a jong
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the: station personnel :, “

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~ ands of.. children, at this ssta~
‘tion, and ‘the! ‘other: station;

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and) ‘working. at.a- number of
«., Other: jobs around the stations, .
* are. the ‘teenaged.
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EDITOR'S. NOTE —! “Slénea.
_ articles, : ‘and: editorials credit."
“ed to other: newspapers. do. not”
Necessarily reflect the. views”
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the problems and cases’ of
adolescent delinquency but the
results. are not ‘encouraging,
It has been fashionable ‘to -
blame increased urbanization; |. -
crowded slum. environment,
drunken parents, broken
homes and innate- psychopa-

behavior of children ‘and
youths,’ These are: sometimes .
factors in the creation of dé-.
linquents, but not always — or ee
even primarily. toy
Recent American studies in-- |:
dicate that delinquency is In- |°
creasing In prosperous midd e-
class districts, that a “broken °
home” js jess significant than.
each parent's attitude to the
child, that delnquoncy rates.
decrense in periods of wide-. ;
spread unemployment, ine.
crense jn periods of prosperity, |”
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out slums, to provide parka, |. a
playgrounds, benevolent clubs || , -
and the Ko, But such im-
provements cannot-be expect- |. -
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workers and psychiatrists. now.
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