'
whelmingly
because
Gandhi
that
the
great
unanswered
queJ-
!
i
was
its
real
head
till
it
and
tv;
tlon
is
here.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Census
Taking
Subtle
Points
Ttia
t.
i
Monday,
April
16,
1951
"-OtW
Pov4witk)
TIMBER
BALE
X45218
Sealed
tender
win
be
rruheil
by
tile
MlnUler
of
Forests
at
VI.-torla.
B.C..
not
Inter
than
11
am
cn
the
8th
day
of
Mny.
1951.
fur
the
purchase
of
Licence
X45218,
to
cut
H.8IK1000
fJi
m.
of
Hemlock.
Spruce
Cedar,
Balsam
and
Cyprew.
on
nil
urea
comprising
of
vacant
Crown
lund
situated
on
the
north
shore
of
Steamer
PiiH-snge.
Kitntfe
&
Const
Lang
District
Five
years
will
bo
allowed
for
re-mnval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chltf
Forester.
Victoria.
BC.
or
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ill.
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
2(lc;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00.
"iMf01
a
did
the
crucial
job.
Even
Nehtu
0O0
knows
trrat
all
he
has
to
do
to
THEY
ARE
TALKING
OF
win
THIS
election
is
to
show
building
a
huge
structure,
a
six-the
fine
picturei
of
which
I
ttorey
building
shaped
like
was
given
a
copyi
of
Gandhi
Gandhis
head.
It
will
be
right
and
himself
sitting
side
by
side,
here
in
Delhi.
oOo
That
seems
like
a
bad
sign
to
BUT
WHEN
YOU
TRY
TO
me.
For
if
admirers
will
do
:
grapple
with
the
question
"How
something
so
contrary
to
every-mu:h
oi
the
teaching
of
Gaudi-.l
thing
for
which
Gandhi
stood
has
really
lived
on?''
you
don't
only
a
few
years
after
his
pass-get
far.
ing,
what
will
they
say
of
him
I
Congress
Party
is
not
much
centuries
from
now?
I
different
from
must
incoming
Maybe
they
will
get
as
far
i
political
parties
in
Canada,
e-
away
lvm
the
teachings
and
more
Wan.
7
1
OTTAWA
P
How
would
you
like
to
be
paid
while
going
to
school
say
at
90
cents
an
hour?
That's
going
to
be
the
good
fortune
of
the
18,000
Canadians
wlr:
undertuke
the
job
of
count
Use
Classifieds
for
Results.
ing
their
fellow
men
in
the
big.
WHAT
GANDHI
LEFT
decennial
census
next
June.
;
ueciallv
1:1
the
provincial
Jiekl.
nations
of
the
little
01a
saini
For
four
days,
before
the
cen-j
NEW
DELHI,
India
The
longer
they
have
been
out
as
we
in
the
West
not
from
the.
sus
campaign
is
launched
June
1,
rp,
;',,
.v,;,.v,
T
of
office,
the
hungrier
they
are
actions
and
teachings
of
the
this
formidable
army
will
un-
1
nei
e
is
one
lumt
,.mn
w
mill
1
;
lur
the
ruit!)
and
t,al(,fits.y,,,;i
oaliitan
carpenter.
;
dergo
schooling
in
census
have
ylxrey
mentioned
spoils
of
office.
R.
..,
...
not
The
ASK
THESE
CAHADIAH
Work
men
"weapons."
cinfo
cf.minp-
to
India
in
Au
powtr
U'"di
U
,CMnil
wt.rld
has
had
the
Sermon
on
I
And
while
this
training
is
going
Miice
luiiuiij,
w
iiiuut,
m
and
the
c(jrrupUOil
t,.nd.s
to
.set
lh(,
Mount
for
0Ver
1900
years
on,
in
school
basements,
town
this
report
01"
Otherwise
in
quicker
and
spread
faster
i,(lforl,
Gandhi
tool:
the
principles
Hulls
and
city
auditoriums
across
v
,
..
1
.
where
there
is
no
effective
op-
jt
,-,,.0;:Utjmwi
,uut
hamess-d
WHY
tin
m
to
.social
action.
the
country,
the
census-iaKers
-
J
position
w
nut,
-
naunw,
u-m
i
will
get'
paid
at
the
rate
of
90
powerful
and
most
alive
cry
"Stop,
thief!"
There
is
no
!
rente
an
hour
with
tna-e
in
rural
tor&f
'
in
this
W
.
hole
1
.
i.,,l
land
opposition
in
India
worth
ih.-
JluiUe
areas
getting
a
little
more-to
cover
travelling
expenses
to
wen
now.
I
Su
tne
Congress
Party,
us
Gandhi
took
them
out
of
Lnc
holy
book
and
put
them
in
.10-Ulill
I'li'ill
111
the
sll'et-b,,
luiufs.
even
of
untouchables.
I
MuyLe
il
wuu't
tak
another
1900
y
ars
to
do
it
again.
j
Gandhi's
creature,
may
con
"f.chool."
I
mean,
of
course,
the
name
ceivably
have
an
actual
dra-
TV,n
iminino
li'ill
tl'ii't
Mi)u
91
.
r
T,
i
;ffw.i,ll
.nHndMa';
During.
r
n.eeve.i
try
to
gueh
fttur
time,
a
eorp
f
mr-
S8
how
much
ufte.X
not
com-
HAHIE3
EXKMPT
!
visois
win
uini
turn
omticjiw
in
leacning
01
tiaouiu
nas
nvrj
1
.
There
,
.
pletely
the
case.
is
even
VANCOUVER
KP
New-born
'
talk
of
a
split
in
the
Indian
Com-
babies
at
least
are
exempt
from
j
munlst
Party.
One
hears
that
'.he
provincial
compulsory
hos-
1
tome
have
quit
tile
party
on
piial
payments
plan.
Tlie
Gen-
I
the
giound
that
it
is
too
far
out
tral
Hospital
lias
advised
dm:-,
of
line
with
what
Gadlii
taught.'
tors
that
"there
will
be.
110
'
And
so
I
can't
report
any
hard
co-insurance
ehurge
for
new-
facts
or
convincing
statistics
on
boras
while
the
mother
Is
in
the
subtle
art
of
waging
a
sue-
on
in
the
hearts
and
minds
of
eessf
ul
census
campaign.
I
me
people.
Kor
what
I
do
not
The
census-taker
will
learn
all
know
and
cannot
find
out,
was
about
the
history
and
back-
whether
they
followed
Gandhi
ground
of
a
census,
its
import-
because
of
admiration
lor
his
ance
in
the
growth
of
a
nation
tactical
skill,
or
whether
they
and
the
need
for
accuracy.
'really
got
the
point
of
what
.10
was
lrylnt5
lo
demonstrate
(TN'Sl'S
FQl'IPMFNT
Ernest
Bevin
tough
and
indefatigable,
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
BLUFF,
Bevin,
until
recently
Britain's
Foreign
Secretary,
who
died
suddenly,
will
go
down
as
one
of
his
country's
great
statesman.
That
is
why,
in
death,
he
is
stcknowledged
on
all
sides
regardless
of
political
stripe.
He
gave
greatly
of
his
effort
and
talents
and
the
strain
of
his
post
undoubtedly
helped
to
induce
his
illness
and
death.
His
passing
is
a
great
loss
both
to
his
country
and
to
his
Labor
party.
Homespun
Ernest
Bevin
came
up
from
orphaned
poverty
to
the
Foreign
Secretaryship
of
Great
Britain,
a
post
he
held
during
one
of
the
most
difficult
periods
in
the
Empire's
history.
It
was
he
who
charted
the
nation's
policy
in
(he
cold
war
with
Russia
that
followed
World
War
II.
That
policy
conformed
generally
to
that
of
the
United
States.
While
Bevin
sought
to
reach
agreement
with
Soviet
Russia,
he
spoke
plainly
and
bluntly
in
warning
that
Britain
could
not
he
pushed
"too
far."
He
cautioned
:
"The
people
will
one
day
say,
'we
are
tired
of
this.'
There
comes
a
moment
when
we
say,
'we
have
had
enough.'
"
Bevin
never
concealed
his
scorn
and
distrust
of
Communism.
Early
in
World
War
II
he
denounced
the
Communist
Party
and
its
associates
for
having
told
British
workers
in
1940
before
Russia
entered
the
conflict
that
their
nation
was
fighting
an
imperialistic
war.
"I
shall
never
forgive
them
for
that
to
the
day
of
my
death,"
he
vowed.
In
the
spring
of
1949
Bevin
came
to
the
United
States
to
sign
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty,
by
which
12
nations
agreed
to
confront
any
Russian
aggression
with
a
united
defense.
"Our
peoples
do
not
want
war
and
do
not
glorify
war,
but
they
will
not
shrink
from
it
if
aggression
is
threatened,"
he
said
at
that
time.
Later
he
described
the
Atlantic
Pact
as
a
west
this
matter
can
just
remark
hospital."
JJo
u.ill
luaen
ton
n
nhnn
'
J
"'"
.v.ov
consider
to
be
evil,
but
you
must
the
pen
that
is
loaded
with
black
do
so
by
methods
which
are
ink
that
conducts
electricity,
the
"
1
not
evil,
too.
little
population
card
that
re
cOo
I
AS
A
MATTER
OF
PLAIN
fact,
Gandhi
demonstrated
the
mighty
power
of
some
of
the
,
truths
which
Jesus
Christ
him-
',
places
the
cld-type
newspaper-size
information
document,
the
questions
he
will
have
to
ask
and
the
answers
he
is
likely
to
receive.
THE
STEEIWORKER
Me
rides
one
10
work
became
he
knows
(hat
the
(.jiudiaii
su-il
in
(
.(,.M.
is
good
itrtl.
self
tauffht
in
the
Sermon
on
But
most
of
all
the
census-
,
tne
Mount.
i
taker,
fnan
or
woman,
will
learn
(Suddenlv
this
thought
strikes
something
about
the
art
of
:
me;
In
a
few
days
I
myself
may
1
.
getting
along
with
people.
For
;
stand
on
the
very
spot
where
'
THE
PAINTWORKER
His
enamels
give
(X.M.
Bikci
their
lusting
beauty.
'1
he
(..(
.M.
lie
has
ridden
to
work
for
yrtn
prm
es
this.
without
the
co-operation
of
the
the
Master
Jesus
preached
that
t
THE
RUBBERWORKER
His
pranked
rye
reio);niws
hi
own
Canadian
tires
ua
the
t
X
M.
Hike
in
the
raiks
ti
hit
'
plant.
Thus
why
he
ridts
a
'
mighty
sermon.)
I
Gandhi,
apart
lrom
being
a
great
saint
and
teacher,
wai
also
one
of
the
most
productive
political
leaders
who
ev.r
lived.
But
would
his
techniques
have
worked
if
his
"antagonist"
had
been,
say,
Joe
Stalin
or
Francisco
Franco,
and
not
British
statesmen
who
had
also
adsorbed
the
teachings
of
the
Sermon
on
the
Mount,
often
at
their
mothers'
knees
as
intaniu"
person
who
answers
the
doorbell,
all
the
two
years
of
effort
that
census
officials
have
put
into
the
census
structure
will
count
no
more
than
a
puff
of
wind.
A
door
slammed
in
the
census-taker's
face,
a
stubborn
refusal
to
supply
Information,
or
the
still
worse
insiduous
supplying
of
deliberate
untruths
these
are
the
things
that
can
wreck
a
good
census.
Fortunately,
say
officials,
Canadians
in
the
past,
such
as
in
the
1941
census,
have
shown
tremendous
willingness
to
co-operate.
Not
a
single
person
was
r
MS
Ji
..(..M.UJO.
Then
Compare
it
and
See
Why
C
is
the
ONLY
Bike
With
the
BIG
FOUR
0O0
-
.
I
OVER
AND
OVER
AGAIN
I
have
thought
of
the
meaning
of
1
this:
V
f
IT'S
MSIlOBtAZf
D
-
0
IT1
MMOWE
i
renter
irength
with
AnmifftW
"cuihiaMiHuniton
fiUin.
Ukn)
iustw
hauled
into
court
although
the
law
says
you
must
supply
census
(
'
information.
'K,
ern
shield
against
the
biggest
army
in
the
world-Russia's.
Obviously
referring
to
the
Soviet
Union,
which
kept
insisting
it
was
interested
in
peace,
Britain's
Foreign
Secretary
declared:
"There
has
never
been
a
dictator
in
the
history
nf
this
worU
who
has
not
talked
neace
when
he
has
I
f
I
-
1
Sufc,
ieniiivr,
swivel
-at
nun
tu-erina
.lur
"Srmahi
Linf
v
j
There
is
no
nook
cr
corner
of
tins
vast
iand
wntre
the
name
of
Gandhi
is
not
kiu.wn.
in
iat,
uanun.
s
nuine
is
tne
04uy
name
that
everybouy
in
iiiUia
does
know.
Not
another"
n.i.'r.e
if
living
cr
dead,
huma.i
'or
v.:
human,
Is
so
we'.!
knon.
The
above
is
the
k;y
to
ne
election
coming
up
this
year
in
India.
Congrei.3
wiil
win
over-
IJrive
.
Census
officials
shy
away
from
court
action.
They'd
much
rather
,ee
perfection
of
co-operation.
They're
banking
heavily
on
the
census-taker
to
get
it.
H
t,
tv
i
;
IfjjgtvoimrrHSHJ'
Housing
For
Cellulose?
Company
and
Housing
Officials
Have
Meeting
I
Prinof
Ruwrt
1
('CM
Dealer
in
I'rincc
Ruperl
I
McRaeBros.
Limited
J
-
-
-
-
-
t
been
preparing
for
war.
Do
not
be
misled."
Bevin
accused
the
Communists
of
"creating
a
situation
of
fear
in
order
that
the
will
of
the
Kremlin
could
be
carried
out
and
the
whole
of
Europe
brought
into
bondage."
The
Atlantic
Pact
was
the
answer
to
that
situation,
he
declared.
He
said
the
Russians
and
their
satellites
had
thwarted
peace
efforts
at
every
turn.
Earlier
Bevin
had
cooperated
immediately
and
wholeheartedly
with
the
program
outlined
by
U.S.
Secretary
of
State
George
C.
Marshall
for
a
cooperative
effort
for
European
recovery.
He
hailed
the
plan
as
a
"bridge
to
link
the
east
and
west."
As
Foreign
Secretary,
he
helped
to
pattern
the
"changes
that
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee's
Labor
Government
effected
in
the
British
Commonwealth
in
the
post-war
years
changes
that
made
India,
Ceylpn,
Burma
and
Palestine
independent.
f
I
I
"pi
-r-.
.
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
officials
had
"no
comment''
on
proposals
for
housing
made
last
week
bv
T.
B.
PI
c
kvi
r
s
g
i
11.
Central
Housing
and
Mortgage
Huh
advertisement
is
not
nuhlished
AGRICULTURAL
I
Corporation,
and
J.
E.
Brown,
or
displayed
by
tlie
Liquor
('ontrol
iioa.nl
or
by
tlie
Government
of
liritish
Columbia.
provincial
government
representative,
j
Hou.'ine
officials
said
Friday
night
at
their
meeting
with
city
council
the
company
would
be
approached
Friday
with
a
proposal
under
which
tlwy
could
build
homes
for
their
employees.
.
"I
hope
the
council
doesn't
feel
that
housing
for
Prince
Rupert
IMPORTANT
BROADCAST
HEAR
HON.
HERBERT
Leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
in
B.C.
and
Minister
of
Finance
in
the
Johnson
-
Anscomb
Coalition
Government,
Speak
on
.
.
,
will
depend
on
anything
our
company
may
do,"
said
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
mill
manager.
J'i
n
he
a;
ked
Mr.
Pickersgill
if
the
government
would
assist
individuals
in
building
their
own
Knw
is
the
time
to
j'.ive
your
parden
and
lan
G
Prevents
Acid
Soil
0
Troniotcs
Growth
I
orrjer
Vegetable?
More
Bontjliful
Flow
1
sack
delivered
ei
HI
Up
to
5
sacks
delivered
V
Over
5
sacks
delivered
'
PHI
LP0TL
EVITT
&
Co
PHONE
651
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
-
LUMBER
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
I'hone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
homes
if
groups
of
employees
undertook
the
actual
.
labor
of
I
construction.
j
Mr.
Pickersgill
said
this
could
be
done
only
under'
National
I
Housing
Act
.
loans.
If
these
could
be
obtained
locally,
pro-
i
visions
were
made
in
such
cases
for
direct
loans
under
the
Act.
"We
have
men
who
would
only
be
too
willing
to
build
their
own
houses
in
order
to
get
a
place
to
live,"
said
Mr.
Jones.
n-'.
Wait
ForVo"'
0
Interest
Rate
OVERHEAT
P.nn
It
Inf
:
spare
us
I
his
lime
;
IT
IS
to
be
hoped
that
Ottawa
follows
the
policy
;
I
which
Washington
announces
of
using
plain
Eng-:
3ish
in
the
orders
it
will
be
writing
in
relation
to
the
defense
mobilization
effort.
!
During
the
fast
war,
the
legalistic
gobbledy-gook
;
in
which
many
of
the
orders
and
regulations
were
;
clothed
caused
not
only
frustration
and
hilarity,
',
but
worse
stiH,
confusion
and
misunderstanding.
The
I
complex
is
also
a
prize
way
of
concealing
loopholes
-
and
trick
clauses.
Business
Week
cites-one
gem
of
obfuscating
;
officialese
;
"Ultimate
consumer
means
a
person
or
group
of
persons,
generally
constituting
a
domestic
!
household,
who
purchase
eggs
generally
at
the
individual
stores
of
retailers
or
purchase
and
re-
ceive
deliveries
of
eggs
at
the
place
of
abode
of
the
;
-
individual
or
domestic
household
from
producers
or
retail
route
sellers
and
who
use
such
eggs
for
;
their
consumption
of
food."
;
This
was
rewritten
to
read:
"Ultimate
consumers
are
people
who
buy
eggs
and
eat
them."
There
are
many
places
in
business
and
industry
.where
plain
talk
would
also
be
to
everybody's
advantage.
Some
New
York
real
estate
operators
have
just
replaced
their
traditional
8,538
word
leases
with
a
;
new
one:
992
words.
Financial
Post.
PRESSURE
!
UK
vital
t"
Your
cooling
system
is
ns
a
Iho
BrflllPS
OT
MotOr.
D
v.
o.-,
v....
.,
PRESSl'IlE-PVRGINl.
'RESSl'RE-ri;RGlNO
is
is
th
nper
,ac
cleansing
the
Radiator
and
u,e
ESStR-'l1i"
:
.
.
"...,
a
new
"
rm
Boost
Housing!
OTTAWA
O'Sdi
ficial
quarters
!
are
considering
the
possibility
of
j
boosting
.
the
interest
rate
on
I
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing'
Corporation
loans
to
five
per
j
cent
from
4V2
percent,
it
was!
learned
Saturday.
j
This
development
follows
a
i
general
Increase
by
insurance
and
trust
companies
of
interest
on
i
mortgage
loans
to
5'2
percent!
from
five.
.
:
An
informant
said
that,
if
the
!
government
moves
to
boost
the
j
rate,
it
will
have
no
effect
on
!
current
Central
Mortgage
and
Houpsing
Corporation
loans
but
it
would
have
the
effect
of
cut-
j
ting
down
a
number
of
prospective
mortgage
seekers.
I
.
u-t
inctn
mstuiuu
it'll
a.
-
-
We
have
jusi
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VICTORIA
Sunday,
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Tuesday,
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