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(It
is
the
democratic
privilege
of
the
people
in
this
country
to
express
their
opinions
and
views
on
matters
which
concern
their
community
and
country.
Through
this
column,
a
new
feature
of
the
Daily
News,
the
peopl
of
Prince
Rupert
will
te
given
the
opportunity
to
exercise
this
right
by
answering
a
direct
question.)
Protest
Justified
on
your
main
sirir
SOUTHERN
LADY
CITY
MADRAS,
India
I
FELL
IX
Jove
with
a
beautiful
lady
today,
and
again
it
was
at
first
sight.
This
time
it
was
with
a
city
Madras.
When
I
landed
at
Delhi,
I
had
'"8
at
an
inters
see
anv
cars
s:
Stop
pedestrians.
Question
of
lbs
day:
"ATE
CITY
MOTOKISTS
GOOD
DRIVERS?"
ZflfC
Tru
a
feeling
of
anti-climax.
colorful
enough,
!
the
place
was
and
there
is
a
vast
treasure
house
;
of
human
interest
in
the
basajirs,
j
I
with
their
teeming
millions.
j
But
somehow
or
other
it
was
'
not
till
I
got
to
Madras
that
I
1
felt
that
THIS
was
really
the
i
India
of
which
I
had
dreamed
j
SOAI
Vondei
W
Wooll!
THE
STORK
Sr:
Answers:
Mrs,
A.
S.
Hamilton,
!)40
Am-bro::i?
Avenue,
motorist,
housewife
"Yes,
I
think
they
are.
The
average
driver
sliows
courtesy
on
the
road
and
obeys
the
rules."
Jim
Warner,
4fi.
Fulton
Street,
truck
driver
"Generally
they
aie,
but
there's
always
the
fellow
who
doesn't
use
his
heaii,
and
Is
WHILE
closing
of
the
government
agency
at
Stewart
will
further
concentrate
provincial
administrative
matters
of
the
north
country
at
Prince
Rupert,
we
can
sympathize
with
the
people
of
Stewart
in
making
their
protest
at
the
closing
of
the
agency.
Prince
Rupert
may
stand
to
derive
some
small
benefit
from
the
fact
that
certain
administrative
and
consultative
business
will
henceforth
have
to
be
carried
out
from
the
local
agency.
At
the
same
time,
it
may
involve
some
inconvenience
and
loss
of
time
and
money
for
the
people
of
Portland
Canal
district.
p
Closing
the
agency
at
Stewart,
which
has
been
located
there
since
being
moved
from
Anyox
years
ago,
leaves
Atlin
constituency
with
only
one
government
agency
at
Atlin
in
the
far
north.
This,
of
course,
too
far
removed
and
indirect
of
access
to
prove
of
any
use
to
such
communities
as
Stewart
and
Anyox
which
may
increase
in
importance
as
mining
centres.
Few
Bad
Accidents
)
Ca
lUn
JLICAI
iLi
Btrnpri)
since
I
was
a
boy.
I
oOo
I
I
HAD
BEEN
WARNED
TO
BE-
ware
of
Madras
heat.
A
genial
young
newspaperman
frotu
Madras
had
told
me
in
Delhi:
"In
Madras,
we
have
only
three
seasons:
Hot,
hotter
and
hottest."
S
Yet
when
we
deplaned
at
about
2
p.m.
there
was
a
nice
breeze
;
blowing.
They
also
have
great
THE
POOR
RELATION
Ar;h
Dale
in
fie
Winnipeg
Frte
Press.
(CP
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BEST
OF
FOOD
m
i
LETTERBOX
Navy
League
is
Meeting
Again
LANDLORD
AND
TENANT
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDKRS
PI10XE
IN
DROADWAY
CAFE
rows
of
shade
trees
in
this
lively
!
city
and.
of
course,
as
fine
a
stretch
of
sea
beach
as
there
is
:
anywhere
on
earth,
j
oOo
IN
MY
BRIEF
STAY
IN
!
MADRAS
I
met
many
fine
people,
j
Cheesemen,
a
New
Zealander
i
who
works
for
our
Canadian
Massed-Harris,
and
who
says
that
w
hat
India
needs
most
of
all
is
training
in
simple
mechanics.
Also
J.
A.
Borron.
an
old-time
British
information
officer,
as
j
hard-bitten
a
character
as
I
have
met
In
a
long
time
but
unless
I
miss
my
guess,
100
percent
hon-
,,
of
friends,
that
v.
as
jioiii;?
a
little
;
An
evening
with
the
Navy
will
tv,ii
v...
The
Editor,
Daily
Nes.
.
niht
when
be
tomorrow
,
enjoyed
;
100
rar-
e
'm
''
yp
'PIe
,fi
m
m
The
article
in
Monday's
paper
another
meatin(?
oi
lucd,
the
of
the
Pro-
:
to
stay
with
us
and
that
too
was
on
postponement
bsmch
of
lhe
Navy
League
of
vincial
and
Federal
housing
pro-
,
investigated
to
the
extent
of
fol-
Canada
will
be
held
to
elect
an
.
ject
which
was
under
considera-
lowing
our
guests
at
night
to
see
active
executive
with
a
view
to
j
tion
for
Prince
Rupert
didn't
where
they
went
to
sleep.
Even
reviving
Prln:e
Ruuert's
"Cap-:
exactly
make
things
very
hilar-
gotng
as
far
as
to
look
In
the
1
tain
Cook"
Sea
Cadet
Corps.
As
lous
for
those
unfortunate
ten-
window
of
the
tiny
room
where
a
prelude
to
the
nieeUjiu
tliere
ants
who
are
paying
between
$75
our
guests
were
sleeping
to
try
wm
be
a
showing
of
the
naval
and
$125
a
month
for
a
house
t0
nn(
out
whose
mattress
or
bed
;
film
"In
Which
We
serve."
of
any
si?.e.
description
or
con-
tney
were
sleeping
on.
It
wasn't
1
dition.
Before
the
postpone-
cne
o
the
adults
either
but
the
-
SAVE
FUEL-
Get
More
Engine
I
face
of
a
fourteen
year
old
girl,
)
or
thereabouts.
The
reason
was,
STEAMER
as
the
landlady
later
stated,
that
!
i
est
even
when
it
hurts
himself
i
and
others.
!
Borron
disputes
the
main
the6-I
is,
advanced
by
visiting
agricul-
tural
experts
from
Western
coun-
ment
there
seemed
to
be
a
flicker
of
hope
for
us
but
now
even
that
has
disappeared.
It
just
seems
that
every
time
we
get
our
heads
above
water
someone
pushes
it
back
under.
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
THIS
which
has
had
a
fairly
fortunate
career
as
far
as
seVious
accidents
are
concerned,
although
there
have
been
a
few
unfortunate
incidents
at
pretty
well
spread
out
periods,
might
well
have
had
a
serious
mishap
but
the
eastbound
passenger
train
Monday
night
was
fortunate
in
having
only
two
unoccupied
cars
struck
b,y
axockslide.
Had
the
engine
or
occupied
passenger
cars
been
hit,
there
might
have
been
tragic
consequences.
It
was
an
act
of
Providence
that
the
damage
and
delay
were
so
light.
Danger
always
lurks
in
more
or
less
degree
along
the
railway
lines,
particularly
those
through
rugged
country
like
this.
The
fact
that
there
are
so
few
accidents
is
a
tribute
to
the
vigilance
and
care
of
the
men"
who
guard
and
keep
up
the
maintenance
of
way.
such
things
weren't
allowed.
She
went
from
one
tenant
to
another
to
try
to
find
out
if
there
had
My
husband
and
I
are
paying
been
money
parsed
between
ou
!
tries.
Suppose
India
adopted
Am-
!
erican
plowing
techniques,
and
turned
up
12
or
13
Inches
of
soil.
$75
a
month
for
five
rooms
and
bath
furnished
with
the
bare
You
may
not
realize
it,
but
as
much
as
one
your
gas
may
be
going
out
of
your
car's
exhaust
UNBURNED
when
spark
plugs
need
attention
U:
attendants
check,
clean,
re-gap
and
re'ta
s
plugs
as
needed,
while
you
wait.
Drive
u;!
instead
of
scratching
about
half
that
depth.
With
the
torrential
rains
and
later
scorching
winds,
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
m.
4
For
KETCHIKAN
guests
and
ourselves.
iie
must
have
thought
she
could
raise
our
rent
or
take
any
extra
we
may
have
made
on
our
guests.
Well,
Mama
Landlady
was
in
for
her
big
surprise
as
no
money
passed
between
its.
essentials
and
not
a
great
del
of
them.
The
walls
are
scarred
with
ugly
black
marks.
Wall
paper
has
been
stained
badly
Superior
Auto
Service
l!
the
top
soil
would
simply
blow
away.
Already
erosion
is
a
major
problem
in
India.
With
more
j
deep
plowing
(and
failing
elaborate
anti-erosion
measures)
India
would
face
agricultural
;
catastrophe.
I
As
I
myself
have
seen
Saskat-
j
chewan
ton
soil
literally
blowing
j
away
in
farms-fu'l,
I
would
be
;
These
absurdities
finally
made
j
us
seek
the
kind
counsel
of
a
lawyer
who
set
the
score
right
and
made
us
feel
that
theie
is
still
one
power
who
can
hold
the
nd
AUSTIN
DEALR
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
5T
UDtBArvtK
0
landlords
down:
the
law.
A
TENANT.
Third
Avenue
at
Park
riplure
passage
for
Doclay
"We
shall
not
all
sleep,
but
we
shall
be
changed,
in
a
moment,
in
the
twinkling
of
an
eye."
1
Cor.
15:51-52.
with
the
dampness.
Mattresses
are
also
stained
with
mishaps
of
the
children
of
previous
tenants.
The
oilcloth
on
the
floor
is
cracked
and
worn.
Our
one
piece
of
furniture
in
the
front
room
never
fails
to
bring
apologies
from
myself
whenever
we
have
guests
as
the
springs
a
e
badly
broken
and
creak
and
groan
at
weight
of
an
average
person.
The
lighting
is
very
poor
and
at
the
point
of
being
dangerous
as
one
of
the
switches
blows
blue
smoke
when
the
twitch
is
pulled.
(The
landlord
was
shown
it
but
did
nothing.)
The
wind
blows
the
For
Reservations
Write
cr
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
the
last
to
scoff
at
this
rugged,
;
down-to-earth
old-timer
in
In-
j
Ma.
1
PRINCE'
.RUPERT,
oOo
I
MET
ALSO
SEVERAL
OF
RE3RCU?
RAILWAYS
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
T;13
3outh
India,
Madras
and
Southern
JVaratha
and
Myscre
railways
will
be
amalgamated
and
krown
a
t
ie
Southern
Railway.
Th1:
is
the
first
move
taken
in
the
the
key
people
on
the
fine
newspaper.
The
Hindu,
of
Madias,
including
the
distinguished
editor,
Kasturi
Srlvivasan
The
press
of
SPRY
CCTCGENARIAN
SLING
SHOT
MENACE
LAKENHEATH.
Sulfolk.
Eng-
LONDON
(CP)
Managers
of
land
(CP)
Eighty-four-ysar-olrt
motion
picture
theatres
in
Lon-Tom
Brown,
who
keeps
himself
don
suburbs
have
called
in
tlia
fit
by
putting
his
feet
round
the
police
to
deal
with
a
new
men-back
of
his
head
and
walking
vze.
Gangs
of
youths,
armeJ
cn
his
hands,
has
challenged
with
sling-
nets.
are
damaging
any
old-age
pensioner
to
a
screens
by
shooting
iron
staples
hsnd-walking
contest.
at
thorn.
i
ry
s.c.
1
MS;
'
'
"
-in(
1
iri(mr
iiii-
We
hear
tap-
Ccnt-al
Advisory
Council
of
clothes
line
down
India
'.s
of
a
very
high
calibre
s
plan
to
i'ejrcu;
IirJian
on
the
whole,
better
than
ours
In
ping
on
our
window
and
find
'
Railway
Papa
landlord
outside
waiting
to
lins.
America,
especially
in
interna
tional
coverage.
tell
my
husband
to
put
it
up.
The
,
cartage
company
uncrates
the
Jt.
BE
A
The
Hindu
boasts
that
it
has
only
once
run
a
heading
bigger
furniture,
leaving
the
lumber
on
j
tnan
one
column,
mat
was
iv
1
ie
lawn,
su
uvci
agaui
tumco
Papa
to
inform
us
that
it
may
j
I
77ie
Pfasbzr
octet
Means
so
maei
report
the
news
of
the
murder
of
Gandhi.
They
print
in
an
ultra-modern
olant,
like
our
best
ones
at
home.
hurt
the
grass
if
it
isn
t
picked
up
right
away.
Next,
a
limb
of
1
one
of
the
lilac
bushes
became
broken.
It
was
made
plain
to
us
that
it
must
not
happen
again.
:
It
seems
at
the
least
little
thing
j
there
was
one
member
of
the
family
knocking
at
our
door.
j
There
is
such
a
thing
as
get-
;
ting
used
to
it,
but
when
they
'
They
run
ads
on
Page
One,
English
style,
including
movie
publicity
in
two
extra
colors.
We
chatted
a
while
about
the
world
situation,
then
laughingly
RESERVlSt
A
rm'-:
v..
in
frur
Own
Hw
m
Iord
Calvert
0,
the
editor
told
me:
"If
Canada
really
wants
to
Improve
relations
with
India
let
her
tell
us
more
newsprint."
Next
to
food,
newsprint
is
the
scarcest
commodity
in
India.
0O0
id
were
tne
ii
-
mii
against
'
the
Westernization
of
this
land.
"They
have
never
adopted
a
single
custom
from
the
West."
I
tie
Sm4S?
rrrlLAl
M
Served
with
pride
U
TWO
OF
THE
ASSISTANT
editors
chatted
about
Canadian
politics.
One
wanted
to
know
all
He
explained
to
me
the
Hindu
woman's
greatest
ambition
was
to
be
"sumangali,"
that
is,
happily
wed
to
a
living
husband.
nn
thnen
snprinl
nrr.mlnns
H.M.C.S.
CHATHM
4
1
1
imif
o
lors
OF
VAfZOY;
'
1
1
L
when
only
the
finest
t-
Mill
suffice
wee
fti
about
the
CCF
in
Canada,
and
mentioned
Mr.
Cojdwell
by
name.
I
was
surprised
at
their
knowledge.
All
the
reporters
are
university
graduates
many
have
MA
degrees.
They
get
about
200
rupees
per
month
but
though
the
rate
mm
PRINCE
RUPH1
iP'n
'K
II
"
r-
j
(I
is
4.45
rupees
bo
the
Canadian
dollar
one
r
14
p
e
e
here
buys
about
as
much
as
a
dollar
does
at,
hone.
the
crai"
-
it
learn
(general
llectrtc
WASHERS
He
prep.ir'''
'
the
mxi
r"
-a
u
Go
or.
!
c"
find
Out
How
yu
Cam-
summer
UK-
ju,.
I
11
II
I.
HI
.
Linotype
operators
get
about
I
90
to
100
rupees
per
month,
plus
cost-of-living
bonus,
which
brings
it
up
to
about
140
rupees.
They
work
seven
hours
a
day,
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FRIEND,
discovered
in
Madras,
was
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a
staff
reporter
on
The
Hindu,
who
had
learned
from
a
friend
in
Delhi
of
my
visit.
"Ramani"
is
a
young
married
man
In
his
20's
who
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to
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next
year
on
one
of
those
newspaper
fellowships.
It
was
he
who
told
me
more
about
India
than
I
had
learned
in
my
previous
stay
in
this
country.
Above
all.
he
explained
to
roe
that
it
was
the
women
of
India,
and
not
the
men,
who
liavy
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