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arf,,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
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'si.
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I
See
It
Victoria
Report
THE
Wednesday,
April
18,
1951
women
to
qualify
as
psychiatric
nurses.
It
is
intere.silna
to
know
that
400
nurses
have
already
graduated
from
the
School
of
Psy-chiatrij
Nursing
operated
by
the
Provincial
Medlral
Hospital
at
Essondale.
The
B.C.
Psychiatric
Nurses'
Association
has
a
mm.
ETTERBOX
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Arc
Doctors
Playing
Fart?
Kishop
on
Liquor
Question
Government
Exercises
Authority
VICTORIA.
The
special
legislative
committee
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
more
bershlp
of
37a
graduates
In
psy-
f
'
chiatric
nursing.
Among
the
as
-
v-rw
tin
which
will
tour
the
province
investigating
eveiy
sociation'i,
objectives
are
the
nrnmntinn
Imhrnutimaiit
i
D
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00.
ohase
of
the
British
Columbia
hospital
insurance;
maintenance
of
an
enlightened
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
and
progressive
standard
of
psychiatric
nursing
and
the
development
of
an
active
public
interest
ln
the
treatment
and
care
of
the
mentally
Hi.
i
OILY
LAM)
RUMBLES
KARACHI,
INDIA.
Held
up
for
a
whole
week
it,
c
awl'
t
set-up
may
well
look
into
the
part
the
medical
pro-iession
should
be
playing
in
hospital
insurance.
There
were
everal
hints,
from
"
'
time
to
time,
in
the
Legislature
be
better
served
by
permitting
during
the
session
that
the
doc-
the
citizens
to
enjoy
in
moderators
are
not
.
playing
their
full
tlon
a
little
alcoholic
refresh-part.
ment
with
iheir
meals
in
ho'.el
Arthur
Ash,
Liberal-Coalition
1
dining-rounut
and
public
restau-member
for
Saanteh.
was
the
.
t
England
and
else-most
forthright.
He
said
that
a
B
where
ln
the
British
Empire,
lot
of
doctors
are
"def
inlteiy
,
sabotaging"
hospital
Insurance.
1
j
ANSWER
TO
ANCIENT
I
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
regard
to
"Disgusted
Ancient's"
letter
in
the
Daily
News
;
about
the
cost
ox
living,
I
would
like
to
suggest
that
he
try
and
,
keep
a
family
of
faur
children
on
the
equivalent
cf
the
cost
of
Hvinar
fifteen
years
aeo.
I'd
like
to
sve
him
do
it.
According
to
his
statement
$1
can
buy
$1
worth
of
groceries.
Maximum
and
mini-
Now
compare
these
prices:
"
;
19.16
1951
Hambii'-t'er
3
lbs.
25c
fiOc
ib.
Po:
R:a.st
2
lbs.
25o
74-7G-
lb.
Ba.-;:n
and
tin
of
!
peas
lb.
35c
ab
ut
95c
;Eilllerlb.
35C-45.-;
80,:
i
I
Maximum
and
j
minimum
labor
i
wases
45c
per
hr.
$1.15
I
!
Prince
Rin-vt
is
highly
over-pupulated
with
people
like
"Dis-
:
gusted.'1
Trains
leave
here
thre-j
times
a
week
ani
planes
leav?
every
day.
Maybe
"Disgusted"
'
'
.(-..-'W..!
in
Pakistan
on
my
way
to
the
Holy
Land,
I
have
had
plenty
of
time
to
study
what
is
happening
in
he
Oily
Lands,
in
between.
I
can't
say
I
have
been
biting
my
finger
nails
la
get
away
from
'
this
place
for
out
at
the
alrpnr'.
hosier
the
thermometer
ranM
between
70
and
90,
but
with
a
lovly
breez
blowing.
Besides,
anybody
like
me,
wit'.i
i
a
double
set
of
false
teeth,
would
be
a
d.f.
to
bite
his
finger
nailj
and
take
a
chance
on
breakinii
his
teeth.
nnid
Arthur
Turner.
CCF
member
The
margarine
argument
ln
for
Vancouver
East,
said
also
tn8
Legislature
developed
Into
an",hPr
ba,ll"
The
f
rn
the
doctors
are
not
doing
every-
of
argument
it
seemed
that
thing
they
can
to
co-operate
in
y
making
hospital
Insurance
a
"rs-
y
Rolsln
would
'
f
much
support
for
her
ament-
success
He
said
that
In
many
countrles
the
medical
profession
men,
V,e
Oleomargarine
Act
if
would
have
-which,
passed,
has
obstructed
public
health
removed
the
color
restrictions
schemes
.
'
,
,
,
i
that
the
government
hud
to
But
most
of
all
was
surpris
rig
h
u,
,,
th
caucus
lmo
ses.
Hon
A.
D.
Turnbull.
minister
,
u
,
,
k
th
b
,
health
and
welfare,
who
said
,,
BISCUITS
AUo
worries
are
comparative.
lould
find
a
place
wh"re
he
can
buv
one
dollar's
worth
of
groceries
for
$1.
DIEC'JSTED
NCT
SO
ANCIENT
line.
i.idl
All
week
I
have
sweated
17
he's
convinced
the
great
majority
of
the
medical
profession
is
co-operating
but
that
some
doctors
are
not.'
He
agreed
with
Mr.
Turner
that
the
special
leg-iflatlve
committee
should
look
stewed
trying
to
get
.
another
plane
reservation
to
make
up
fori
'
the
one
I
lost
when
the
BOAQ
was
a
day
late,
due
to
ensii
The
government,
takes
the'
stand
that
there
should
be
color
restrictions,
that
margarine
shouldn't
look
like
butter.
Otherwise
the
dairy
industry
will
be
ruined.
rf
jr-ij.
'A.r
.
-
.
HOSPITAL
ANI
CM'NCIL
trcutle.
But
now
all
that
i'
fixed,
we
hope,
we
hope.
And
Into
the
part
the
doctors
should
iv
-
-"-
-"T'
ril
H.mttH&SiijLr:
But,
seeing
that
"
-
several
bak-
..I
1
...UU
ttnorittnl
In.
I
EcliUir,
Daily
News:
'
j
'
The
report
in
your
columns
dated
April
10
of
the
City
Coun
(besides,
my
newspaperman's
(troubles
are
mild
compa
ed
with
pmy
11.
uie
wnwic
'""
bench
MLA's
were
wanting
to
surance
picture.
.
pJease
tneir
constituents
by
al-
Dr.
J.
J.
Oillis,
Liberal-Coali-
iowin
cuiored
margarine,
the
cil's
remarks
about
our
request!
those
of
the
regular
corresprrtd-
!ior
a
Dy-iaw
to
provrae
o.uuu
:
f.
nPreabouu
has
caused
considerable
concern
For
wRh
the
great
political
among
memlwrg
of
the
Hospital
crlslg
bgiUm
up
ln
Persia
over
Board.
Our
hospital
is
one
of
th-
tne
assassinaUon
of
th-
Prim
j
very
few
in
the
P
ovince
rhbi
;Ministerand
the
nationalization
does
not
receivs
every
year
sub-
;of
foreiRn.owr.7d
nil
comnanies
tlon,
Yale,
the
only
reprejienta-
government
had
to
whip
them
1
tive
ln
the
House
of
the
medkil
jnl0
shape
again.
profession,
said
that
the
doc-
j
tors
are
co-operating
but
that(
The
new
psychiatric
Nursej
there
certainly
Is
a
shortage
of
;
Act
Is
a
big
step
forward
in
the
hospital
beds
ln
Vancouver.
development
of
modern
nursing
i
In
this
province.
It
will
give
Mwins,
plr(j.
,
Sliippinj
fjid
(j,r
Carta;e
ami
St,
Compleu;,
Rtiiali'.c
;
ci-:il
Service.
A!.
if
(Janatliun
Liquid
Ai,
dit
Oxyi'-n,
Arf
.yfci
v.'i
hi.iir;
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CA!
C5
It
seems
the
liquor
question
professional
standing
to
mental
i
Stantial
grants
irom.
tne
n"-'
:
the
boys
are
receiving
t?rse
ord
-Council
whase
citizens
they
serve
6rs
from
lne
hnmp
rff(pe
teino
It
would
seem
that
we
are
beiiv;
j
lhem
to
hoSfoot
lnt0
per.sia.
(embarrassed
by
our
forme-
But
P-rsia
c
Iran
to
?1ve
i
financial
independence-th?
i
thg
modem
name,
s
not
anx-direct
result
of
efficient
adm.n-;lous
to
make
rwspaer
c3nV
fnr
istration.
;the
i0Urnais
of
th
Vte'V
All
the
just
will
not
die.
No
sooner
had
case
nurses,
a
standing
equal
to
the
Legislature
washed
Its
hands
that
of
the
registered
nurse.
Ttv;
of
it
waiting
for
a
plebiscite
new
act
will
provide
an
incent-
Chop
5ucy
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
v.Will
Korean
War
Spread?
INTIMATIONS
of
possible
open
intervention
by
I
Russia
in
Korea
tighten
an
already
taut
situation.
.They
test
with
new
tension
the
intelligence
ami
-.,
steadfastness
of
the
Allied
people.
Vords
of
Speaker
Sam
Rayburn
of
the
United
.
States
that
"we
stand
in
terrible
danger
of
World
War
III"
and
intelligence
reports
that
Russia
has
'.
given
the
Chinese
Reds
:'000
planes
for
a
spring-offensive
and
that
enemy
activity
is
markedly
in-creasine
in
North
Korea
deserve
sober
attention.
Wo
need
not
assume
definitely,
however,
that
fhe
Soviet
will
take
an
open
part
in
Soviet
hostilities.
It
is
to
be
very
much
questioned
whether
to
do
"
so
would
be
to
her
advantage
as
yet
at
least.
However,
our
thinking
might
well
be
in
preparation
for
a
new
adventure
in
aggression.
Some
might
find
it
difficult
to
see
how
general
;
hostilities
could
be
averted
if
the
Soviet
should
openly
attack
United
Nations
forces
in
Korea.
'"'
.
Conversely,
extension
of
the
war
beyond
Korea
by
the
United
Nations
might
be
the
spur
that
would
bring
Russia
into
the
conflict.
On
the
other
hand,
it
might
not
be
necessary
to
assume
that
Russia
is
spoiling
for
war.
Moscow
may
not
be
in
a
good
position
to
start
a
general
conflict.
Certainly
the
Allies
are
under
no
inexorable
compulsion
to
take
such
a
desperate
step.
First
consideration
should
be
given
to
dealing
with
actual
attacks.
If
Russia
attacks
in
Korea
it
should
be
met
there,
This
might
involve
striking
at
Russian
bases
in
the
Far
East,
particularly
if
Russian
submarines
should
raid
out
of
Vladivostok.
Already
it
is
reported
that
the
UN
commanders
have
permission
to
apply
the
doctrine
of
"hot
pursuit"
in
chasing
enemy
aircraft
across
the
Yalu.
A
situation
might
arise
where
it
would
be
ad-.
visable
to
use
atomic
bombs,
but
it
would
be
well
;
.not
to
leap
to
conclusions
in
this
field.
Certainly
the
;
assumption
that
a
Russian
attack
in
Korea
should
.ie
answered
by
A-bombs
in
Europe
should
be
re-'
.sisted.
The
preventive
war
advocates
declare:.
'We
'
should
hit
the
heart
of
this
octopus,
not
its
tenta-v-''.cles."
But
cutting
off
the
tentacles
of
aggression
has
many
advantages.
-It
ne'ps
to
keep
clear
the
direction
from
which
"""Aggression
comes,
thereby
retaining
a
sounder
moral
position
and
the
good
opinion
of
mankind.
In
.
...
?.ny
prolonged
world
struggle
allies
can
be
vital.
Until
there
shall
be
definite
proof
of
Russian
intervention
it
would
be
wise
to
remember
that
Moscow
may
have
other
reasons
for
sending
forces
into
Manchuria.
One
would
be
to
balance
Chinese
power
there
and
retain
control
of
rail
lines
and
certain
ports.
It
is
difficult
to
limit
the
scope
of
wars.
But
,.hSre
are
examples.
No
one
who
knows
what
war
does
will
expand
it
lightly.
Even
should
Russia
lake
&
STORAGE
L'.
Cor.
2nd
and
Prk
'
Est.
191U
FIitorS
two
years
from
now
than
a
lve
to
encourage
young
men
and
powerful
churchman,
Rt.
Rev.
-
'
Harold
Sexton,
Anglican
Bishop
of
British
Columbia,
got
up
and
,
!r7
HOW
lO
IllliVI
COUGHS
I
would
like
to
point
out
that
,
renresentatiyes
of
bis
Western
even
new
no
request
is
beinis
napers
have
been
turned
Asvn
made
for
funds
for
operation
;
fiat
when
thev
went
tn
ask
fur
but
only
to
complete
facilities
to
'visas
for
entry
o
P?rsla.
said
that
hotels
and
restaurants
should
be
allowed
to
serve
beer;
FALSE
CROUP
provide
additional
beds
Rwh
warm
oil
Hilo
jt
with
1
and
light
wines
with
meais.
The
Bishop,
long
an
advocate
for
changes
in
B.C.'s
liquor
laws.
ruck
and
clxil.
Mo-
said:
"I
do
not
think
cocktail
KHi&7
warm
flannsl.AI
drug
dj
ON
h
giill'
o
S
yaori.
'
0f)T
READERS
MAY
RECAI.I
whnt
I
wrote
the
b-'slnp'i"
of
this
fir:
That
I
rewpH
the
a-ea
between
Ind'a
a-id
Oib-"'-tar.
inclusive,
as
th
mot
critical
area
in
the
world
today.
In
mv
judament
the
twj
great
A
CARLOAD
OF
Mayor
Rudderham
is
quoted
;:s
follows:
"I
don't
like
the
way
they
do
business.
They
start
out
on
a
big
building
program
without
consulting
us
then
whsn
they
fall
down
they
practically
demand
aid."
I
would
remind
him
that
there
was
and
is
a
bars
are
the
answer
to
the
prob-,
lem
of
furtive
drinking.
The;
cause
of
real
temperance
would
1
K
cu"st,',"s
ft
NEW'
'representative
of
city
council
on;
1.
WM'
he
India",
ub-c"-
,'.hs
Hospital
Heard.
At
the
time
;
tiri-t
ho'-
a'
a
solid
basis
fo-the
expansion
program
was
We"'rn-vlp
demcerflcw
upstarted
in
1948
the
board,
I
ani
',
wfk
od
strange
as
that
system
given
to
understand,
felt
;t
had(ia
be-e?
And
1
sufficient
funds
$50,000,
ac-;
wv
"s
boIpt
to
hn-"jp
p
cumulated
without
any
help
from
between
p"
across
th?
Arab
aid
I
City
Council
to
complete
the
Moslem
belt?
(Nurses'
Home.
This
was
our
mosi
j
came
tr.
the
p-p-I'-'-m
'n'
KROEHLERS
(urgent
requirement
as
we
werj
.young
as
it
is
democracy
unable
to
hcuse
sulficient
nurses
likol-
hniH
an"'
rov
In
India
and
Pakistan
at
'ast
for
t"
next
fw
years
whpn
the
?rfit
3t'.
r
what
is
free
enterprise?
wrestling
m?'"h
Mw
,"
world's
heavyweight
bloi
w
"
be
decided.
But
I
a'so
sot
the
Hear
Im
pression
I"
F?vpt
th"
t
the-e
Is
a
(ConUnued
on
Page
5i
,
c
?
Q
0
II
D
n
Q
s
D
D
U
D
Uj
iptr"
v..
-j
-
N
11
KSDIHtER
ito
care
for
the
steadily
increai-(ing
number
of
patients
in
ho?-jpital.
An
additional
$30,000
war
,
received
from
the
provincia:
government
and
the
new
nu
se'.
i
home
was
commenced.
This
hi
(now
been
completed.
I
Unfortunately
costs
have
riser
!so
greatly
that
there
does
no;
(remain
sufficient
lunss
in
hosoital's
treasury
to
equip
th
i
second
and
firft
floors
we
!
wing
i
and
build
the
new
steam
plant
and
boiler
hcuse
especial'
(
as
the
provincial
governmei-'
'
i
which
Is
contributing
substan-
cially
to
the
cost
has
insisU-'
I'that
the
boilers
be
large
enou?'
ifer
everi
furthe-
expansion
c
i
the
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part
in
Korea,
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plant,
gravely
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consequences
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are
already
badl
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pressed
for
bsds.
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than
emergencies,
are
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postponed,
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PRICES
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
Free
Enterprise
Is
Self-Rellanee,
Initiative,
Ambition
and
Inventhe
IJenoiircefulneiiH.
It
built
cities
out
of
desolation
-built,
our
railways
our
factories.
It
developed
our
forest
riclies,
mined
our
coal
and
ore
.
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.
and
sent
them
to
the
markets
of
the
world.
Free
Enterprise
is
the
working
classes,
the
middle
classes
and
the
well-to-do
classes.
Free
Enterprise
is
the
butcher
,
shop,
the
bank,
the
newsstand,
the
big
store,
the
great
tnanu-
faeturing
plants.
It
is
that
Free
Business,
big
and
little,
on
which,
civilization
alone
depends.
"
Free
Enterprise
is
Private
Property
and
Personal
Liberty.
Free
Enterprise
is
the
hope
of
Europe
ami
Asia.
caslonally
deferred
admlssior,,
With
our
steadilv
increas'iv
population
this
problem
can
only
get
worse.
Tf
the
citv
council
fails
to
submit
to
Its
cltizena
:he
necessity
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on
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