Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newsl
As
I
See
It
j
01
Churchill
i
To
Hazelton
Tuesday,
April
17,
1951
fit
i
i
k
i
chap:
"Why
are
they
such
foo!s
vrou'd
as
to
spend
about
ten
years'
some
f!jrH
earning
on
a
mere
wedding?"
tr!
m
h,at
He
answered:
"It
is
more
like
ably
th.u"'
ft"
twenty
years'
income
for
most
eft
m
!(',
of
them.''
'
Yet
a
little
later
on
he
to,d
REALIST
.
me
that
he
himself
had
finan-
Just
a
a,
ced
his
own
sister's
wedding
last
nisij
gaJz
""
year,
and
gone
very
heavily
in.o
HI
enem'u
t'f
,i!k
debt
although
he
nated
the
mln
ar,ri
Sto
.
1
i
A
pai'ty
of
members
of
parliament
including
led
Appls-whaite,
member
for
Ekeen.i.
visited
the
National
Defence
In
stallations
at
Fort
Churchiu.
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
whole
Idea.
He
Just
could
nK
in
Pm,ti
UK.Sla
in
;
.V9
irwn
Manitoba.
lhe
gates
o!
Z'1
Speaking
at
a
dinner
tendered
stand
the
thought
of
the
contempt
of
the
family
.;
nei-houi.-,.
'
ooo
!
I
CITE
THE
ABOVE
AS
ONE
n'st
kn.)w
tta,
J
Illustration
of
what
seems
to
me
uny
a
choice'bttvi
"',
nuiHt
wroiur
with
India
irshio
nt
it.
'
INDIA'S
WORST
THRU,
xYimur
nri
in
l..i:..
.ui
r
uf.i
iNl.vv
iwum,
j
se
lu.etU
a
g,eut
conversion,
l'rshlp
,
'
The
P.OAC
plane
ran
into
a
mighty
mental
revolution
'"ajwliy
of
tli.
J
the
members
by
the
combined
services,
Rt.
Hon.
James
Gardiner,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
said
that
net
very
lung
ago
lie
had
been
visiting
in
the
Pa
River
area
where
a
(rand
old
gentleman,
eighty-four
years
ut
age,
ha3
said
that
he
had
hoped
to
live
to
se?
a
railway
from
Hazelton
to
Churchill.
Mr.
Oar-diner
.said
that
he
too
hopes
this
old
man
may
see
such
a
railway
in
his
lifetime.
some
k
m
of
trouble,
on
"J
r"
.
.
'
,".
V
:w
""H
:.T.M,,wh,
-
i
u
uri
ftiM-n-Kv
iium
vup
very
v,r
ir.cr
nt
t.
-
1
.
r
V
oau
weainer,
totiay,
uii;i('uuhu
id
up.
up
The
enliiihlentd
I
do
not
t.litvc
tn.
rs
like
Nehru
are
complete-
ixfvitubly
sucfim.h!
here
I
am
back
in
a
New
iv
uwuin
ui
iiiu
uu
are
uoi.ij
",v
u"i
II
WjuU
,v
i"
Delhi
hotel
when
I
expec-!
their
best,
aguinst
great
wills,
to
riur
Uiir
HKsftn,
,
.
,
'
pave
the
way
for
It,
i
,
i
i
it,
to,l
in
ho
inilinir
Jit
the
.
..
'
"
Vl
"
"
"
;
But
meanwhile
there
U
tre-ail'poi't
near
Jerusalem,
i
mendous
pressure
from
another
The
Pulp
Mill
Starts
EVKNT
of
utmost
importance
and
vital
AN
significance
in
.the
permanent
economy
of
Prince
Rupert
lias
quietly
occurred.
The
great
pulp
"
mill
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
at
Watson
Island
has
gone
into
operation.
With
a
minimum
of
fanfare
the
official
opening
ceremonies
being
reserved
until
early
June
the
big
plant
is
now
in
production.
The
long
period
of
massive
construction
is
almost
over
and
it
is
now
but
a
matter
of
ironing
out
the
creases
and
cleaning
up.
It
has
been
an
enormous
undertaking
of
both
LETTERBOX
3i
But
It's
a
welcome
deiuy,
for
lUUCmll,
Iii.il
u
U
buck
lu
ui0.
nosrriA..s
AND
WCH
Editor,
Dally
News,
Would
appreciate
space
"CHARTFR
MFMBFR
"
Brig
W.
O
Colqtihoun,
it
former
commanding
officer
of
the
PPCLI,
was
on
hand
ta
bid
farewell
to
officers
and
men
of
the
Special
Force
advance
party
as
they
recently
sailed
fur
Korea.
Now
retired,
Brig.
Colquhoun
was
appointed
a
lieutenant
with
the
unit
when
tt
was.
formed
In
August,
IH14,
and
won
thj
Military
Cross
for
his
exploits
in
France.
He
is
.shown
with
MaJ.
E.
J.
H.
Ryall
uf
Hamilton,
left,
and
Sat.
A.
N.
Dalzell
of
Canary.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
it
gives
me
time
to
write
a
sum-
j
oia
iimou
way
oi
me
anve.
up
on
India,
while
I
am
still
in
!
And
don't
let
anybody
tell
you
!
the
amasphere
and
spirit
of
the
!
that
it
is
not
a
powerful
force
,n
pjace
;
this
ancient
land.
Politically,
the
The
greatest
of
all
questions
njrlKhtists
and
reactionaries
hive
India
is
how
something
over
350
lost
ground
since
the
murder
of
million
ueoDle
can
set
enouuh
Gandhi
which
was,
of
course,
to
correct
a
misquotation
by
your
paper
in
Monday's
issue
as
to
statements
purportedly
made
in
pi
TO
MEET
mi
food
to
stay
alive
especially
direct
product
of
the
kind
uf
connection
with
my
remarks
st
-
inhnr
Councils
""
ulr"
""H""
i
"kh
8u!i"S
at
the
rate
of
one
percer.i
Aikyowlimui,,,
organization
and
actual
construction
and
has
had
a
great
impact
upon
the
life
and
affairs
of
Prince
j
Rupert.
Even
yet,
however,
we
have
hardly
become
Pearson
Outlines
Four
day
evening
last
I
did
not
state
J-
Jn
q
back.
Irokti
In
pj
uiiiming
iui
wmuii
liiey
sianu.
But
I
ask
all
the
best
informed
people
I
can
find-
for
the
deeper
trends.
And
I
find
that
some
of
the
most
hard-headed
and
best-Informed
people
in
India
are
of
the
bpinlon
that
if
any
0"i
deiah
ol
""Hip!
that
we
Btma
w
and
wardness
-
and
ignorance,
low
of
the
Compensa
t
on
1
of
proper
i
of
sanllaUuili
With
millions
upon
mil
births
still,
outnumber
deaths
Principles
for
Nations1!
Hoard
the
lions
I
,
thr
of
dollars
accumulated
thing
were
to
happen
to
Mr.
by
over
three
million
per
year.
(AlVIN
IW
otiKhout
the
years
ot
its
ex-.
p,tras!nn
nf
nil!
Nehru
or
his
uoverrmu-nt
that
Utence,
many
of
which
are
in
fc.
ri
.
pd,,PaH0n
mav
goon
if
for
any
reason
there
were
to
Four-Point,
Keep-Your-Eye-on-the-Hall
Policy
1
oe
a
conup.se
mat
ims
country
j
Victory
Bonds
and
other
invest-
y,
producUon.
But
i!?!.'"
tell
n.1
of
the
Work-
Ut
'-
will
even
more
surely
cut
i
.
one
ever
heard
u
;oula
j
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
Canadian
Press
Stall
Wrlttr
meo
s
1-o.npeii.i.u..
-
;
e
a
bold
suu,
who
wolUd
pre
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
is
"expounding
a
kpn-vonr-evp-nn-the-hall
nolicv
as
u
euide
for
h.u.
ever
tosiua
...-,.
I
diet
that
Indians
could
be
taught
On
the
contrary,
the
gist
!oilln
t.0ntrol.
or
any
form
of1
what
I
said
in
part
in
this
con-
lamily
'planning,
quickly
enou;.li
it'll
''.i
-
-
-
i
.
Mnvint,
Patkim
Mipin
r.i
(
-irla(
and
Vi.
f'liniplete,
Rcllati
cicnt
Service.
Al
Canadian
Liquid
t
dir
Oxygon,
A
Welding
supplies.
rJislus
the
free
world
in-
case
the
Communists
spring
anyj-
"Si
b.c".
ml-
XPiS
"
i
more
"secondary
ac-oressions"
similar
to
Korea.
general
had
their
har?
-a
o0o
Hhase
monies
and
Investments!
it
IS
SUCH
FACTS
AS
THE
view
has
been
enunciated
.
The
The
view
has
men
enunciated
turned
over
to
their,
tacn
it
b
ove
wnl
c,
,
hel
p
t0
creal
t.
the
I
MZToMlnl
nl
mean
that,
":
.e:-'ryi
wouldn't
be
necessary
to
f
oLM
;
nt
oTLnnd
pessimism
LINDSAY'S
CaI
geared
to
the
new
industrial
era
which
the
pulp
null
has
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
and
which,
in
its
wake,
is
bringing
other
business
and
industry
here.
Pulp
mill,
expanding
fisheries
and
all
the
new
developments
are
quickly
bringing
Prince
Rupert
to
the
place
in
the
sun
we
have
waited
for
so
long-but
perhaps
a
lot
of
the
citizens
are
not
fully
appreciative
now
it
is
here.
Building
Prohibitive
in
communities
like
Prince
Rupert,
where
PEOPLE
there
is
such
a
grim
shortage
of
housing,
will
find
it
difficult
to
see
any
rhyme
or
reason
in
the
proposal
of
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
to
increase
the
rate
of
interest
on
housing
loans
from
four-and-a-half
per
cent
to
five
per
cent.
What
with
mounting
costs
of
construction
'through
increasing
material
and
labor
prices,
it
is
already
getting
prohibitive
enough
for
the
ordinary
person,
harassed
by
higher
living
costs,
to
do
any
building.
The
increase
in
the
Interest
rate
on
building
loans
will
just
about
price
the
average
person
;out
of
the
possibility
of
building.
Chop
5ucy
-
Chow
Mein
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Outside
Orders
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133
ineecn
a
ecoi.oiuic
aim
m.m.v
legislation
upon
me
cuins
whlch
is
s0
widespread
In
India'
speech,
-nee
.nee
In
in
the
the
annual
annual
repoi
report
t
.
.
..
for
back
Th
,-...hu
nrov
nee
to
pav
,H
..in
mn,,f
inte'.
&
STORAGE
li
Cor.
2nd
and
Pa:.
of
his
department
on
CJ
UebU.
additions
and
furnLshlnps
JecUljls
forcener.t
action
lobe
taken
and
the
United
Nations.
Est.
Mil)
IW
Kj.wnicn
me
nuspuai
uuu.ua
u.u
j,or
Q
Qj
Ue
harciesl
tnini;s
1...
t.ba
n.ra
nf
iholll.
L
....
...
Th.
n,
u
!
,hi-
h
fr.
asf-
st
an
aggicj-s'
must
related
to
the
practicability
n:
mole
le'1!
laT
Ti
:
,
a"
the
worm
to
change
is
tnc
nations
still
aren't
strong
enough,
e
ves
had
thev
oeen
paia
ie;;in-
:
,
,lf
.hiniin(j
nf
the
Indum
t.n,nrh
pnnuphtr.
hi.
nhlp
to
stamn
c
and
ool'tical
.s.-uaM,,
out
every
aggression
that
may
st!f
f
"hould
to
Peibility
of
such
en-selves
occur.
They
govern
them-
af
accordingly.
They
should
e,?e1ntna1cVon
?e?nlnltl:
and
law
abidina
peaceful
power.
'conserve
their
limited
resources
mate
per
diems
Instead
of
the
village0l
lne
peasant
and
the
'
dictatorial
ones
prescribed
!
peasant's
wile
and
daughter.
the
Compensation
Board
during
j
Take
lne
qe.slion
0(
debt.
the
past
years.
I
When
I
travelled
up
and
clown
And
I
cited
the
case
of
tneithLs
vasl
ianti
n,
.
.puzzled
rue
Albernl
Hospital
of
some
fewihow
lne
ptasant3
cou,d
ever
years
since
in
substantiation
of
nave
got
lhemseivej
FO
deeply
m
my
contention,
which,
was,
to
the
,
tebl
to
the
iantj0rcis
in
tle
jirt
effect
that
on
their
10
per
cent
pjace
Tne
answer
was.
paying
cases
they
netted
a,
..
Wedciings,
profit
of
approximately
$4000,
j
flnd
tn(lt
cven
'ow
a
,,0(ir
A
CARLOAD
OF
in
order
to
be
able
to
apply
them
'
'v,
,
'
V
a"olh"
a
far
more
where
they
are
most
needed."
.
,
,
.
.."
threat
to
the
peace.
And
the
main
front
lor
tne
v
We
&bnm
recagnre
our
tree
world,
Mr.
Pearson
says,
still
imitations
ln
thls
wayi
PV?n
is
Western
Europe.
when
condemnatory
a-.-tioi
h
is
NEW
In
his
address
to
the
Ontario
to
be
taken.
There
is
nothing
Bar
Association,
the
minister
immoral
in
this
It
is
bnmo-a'
,u
..,'
village
family
will
go
thousands
(lesfnhml
the
world
as
being
.k..,
comperuwiioi
c
.u....r
of
ru.)ees
Into
debt
to
finan
-e
.
-----
-
-
"
y
ed
d
a
a
loss
lasa
of
of
rou
rouiihlv
I'fooo.
puvt
rt....K..
....
wedding.
The
good
tho
ting
them
in
the
red
to
old
North
American
vice
of
keep-
extent
of
arouna
Jjuuu.
Ana
vne
,n
u
wjth
the
Jotleses
ls
M
ROEHLER!
Compensation
Board
Iiany
r.-
sluff
comparet
witn
tne
struggle
fused
to
give
them
any
consid-
even
ln
the
vlllaKe
t0
uphoid
eration
in
this
respect
whatsu-
tne
fun1ily
prestige
by
putting
-snarca
oeiween
iwq
gieui.
super-
tions
at
the
United
Nations
stutvs
around
which
most
of
the
condemning
ag-recor!.
-n
"iv;
rest
of
us
gather
in
varying
de-
the
impression
that
they
will
hi
grees
of
confidence
or
uneasi-
followed
by
stromr
pud
effr-tiv:
1RSS-"
,
'
.'
economic
and
militn
v
n?t;o'v
Now
that"
the
Communis
when
we
know
that,
in
fact,
su-h
sphere
had
shr.vn
it
is
prepared
action
will
not
or
cannot
fce
to
risk
general
ar,
the
dilemma
taken.
of
how
far
the
United
Nation:.
;
.
could
and
should
go
in
enforc-
j
'
inrr
cnllei-tive
xppnrilv
hv
mili.l
MAJESTIC
SIGHT
ever
men
uie
uiy
iuu"n
up
.
an
Imposing
lrunt.
I
Ji.iid
to
oi.
e
very
Intelligent
whiih
was
the
Hospital
Bjard
ln
this
ca.se,
took
the
matter
to
the
courts
but
what
happened
trom
there
on
I
am
at
a
lass
to
.
i.
ti
i...
tary
action
in
a
two-jjower
wj.1.1
:Why
Do
We
Do
If?
YCU
ever
notice
how
hard-worked
is
that
DID
left-hand
door
at
the
Post
Office
entrance-how
there
is
a
bottleneck
of
traffic
trying
to
get
.through
there
while
the
right-hand
door
is
hardly,
',
if
ever,
used?
One
would
think
everybody
in
Prince
'ltupert
had
gone
left-landed.
The
psychological
reason
is
probably
the
tendency
against
pulling
out
of
doors.
If
they
moved
.inwards
instead
of
outwards
or
were
swing
doors,
the
natural
inclination
would
probably
be
soon
to-
ward
the
normal
right
side.
It
is
an
interestinir
study
in
instinctive
action.
The
Grand
Canyon
In
Arizona
know
weuu.-
i
1'"
'
Is
517
ml'es
lon.r,
4
to
18
mil.-,
ceased
publicizing
the
piocee
i-
had
become
acute.
It
first
bi
came
acute
when
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year
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per
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rate
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hospitals.
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the
past
year?
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not
all
and
every
year?
But
lhan
ever
with
Lne
question
whether
the
United
Nations
should
try
to
take
military
en-
then,
that's
where
my
remarks
about
unholy
alliance
come
in.
Thanking
you
In
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of
this
favor,
Mr.
Editor.
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war
in
which
our
strength
would
be
so
dissipated,"
said
Mr
Pearson.
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should
we
r1"
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the
potential
assessor
should
:
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the
provisions
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Pearson
went
on
to
suggest
that
"the
outlines
of
a
wiv
out
of
this
dilemma
a
e
beginning
to
emerge."
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woul
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508
PRICES
require
the
acceptance
of
for
main
principles:
1.
In
every
situation,
our
ol
ligation
under
the
charter
to
d
whatever
we
can
to
maintal
the
p
inciple
cf
callective
se-urity
should
be
discharged
.
.
We
must
recognize
unproveke
HEADS
ENGINEERS
-
J.
A.
H.
Henderson
of
Montreal
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Dominion
Council
of
Professional
Engineers"
for
1951.
A
civil
engineer
graduate
of
Queen's
University,
he
is
a
veteran
of
the
First
World
War.
Most
of
his
career
has
been
with
pulp
and
paper
companies
and
he
has
been
with
the
Canadian
International
Paper
Company
since
1925.
.
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aggression,
whether
committ"
by
great
or
small
power?.,
fr
what
is
is,
and
take
approp
lat
Thit
fvcrtiiMnt
H
MX
publithtd
di$plytd
by
tf
Liquof
Control
Board
at
W
CovOTMMM
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ColtMU
action.
This
acticn
may
have
;
Don't
Woit
For
You'
OVERHEAT
Bring
ltl"Fo,A
B.Cs
Example
AGGRESSIVE
program
of
school
overhauling
AN
In
British
Columbia
provides
strong
proof
that
Canada's
shamefully
antiquated
schools
can
be
eliminated,
Fred
Bodsvvorth
writes
in
an
article
'titled
"The
Shacks
We
Call
Schools"
in
the
current
"
issue
of
Maclean's.
Boasting
by
Canadians
about
their
modern
"schools
has
completely
obscured
the
fact
that
educa-tion
still
goes
on
in
thousands
of
dilapidated,
dungeon-like,
ill-furnished
and
badly
lit
shacks
;
which
no
progressive
farmer
would
use
to
shelter
a
milk
herd,
says
Bodsworth.
i
But
in
British
Columbia,
a
report
by
Dr.
Max
Cameron,
professor
of
education
at
the
University
-of
B.C.,
at
the
end
of
the
war,
brought
prompt
action
by
the
province,
which
reorganized
649
scattered
-'school
districts
into
74,
began
to
spend
150
times
as
much
per
year
on
schools
as
it
did
before
the
war,
and
launched
a
school
building
program
which
has
cost
$40
millions
in
the
past
two
and
a
half
years.
It
,
is
now
estimated
that
eighty
percent
of
B.C.
children
.are
now
attending
either
new
or
extensively
reno-,'vated
schools.
British
Columbia,
says
Bodsworth,
affords
the
strongest
proof
that
antiquated
schools
can
be
eliminated
just
as
soon
as
citizens
admit
the
need.
The
;
province
now
pays
70
percent
of
new
school
costs
as
legainst
the
former
30
percent.
Rebuilding
in
B.C.
is
going
on
so
fast
the
Minister
of
Education
has
time
to
do
little
more
than
run
around
the
province
officiating
at
opening
ceremonies.
vary,
however,
according
to
cir
cumstances.
2.
We
should
never
formalV
condemn
an
aggressor
until
tn
fact
of
his
aggression
Is
clear!
proven
by
Impartial
-
evidence
and
until
the
mediator
and
con
PRESSURE'
..
.
wt
ciliatory
functions
cf
U.N.
hav
been
exhausted.
3.
Condemnation
of
aggressi-T
to
.
vita!
Your
cooling
system
is
as
car
as
the
Brakes
or
Motor.
'
'
,
.
the
m'we
ktsri
(BIIVCE
cleansing
the
Radiator
and
Uw
p
,LrBt-FlH(lf
We
have
just
installed
a
new
Local
Campaign
Chairman
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Rupert
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