.come
more
of
a
problem
even
ber
of
offi
'
'than
it
is
today.
Even
now,
with
mems
and""
population
of
Prince
Rupert
drive
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
i
See
It
Monday.
March
19.
1951
comparatively
small,
finding
using
a
bus
rJ
i-
space
for
the
multiplying
cars
ness
are.
th
'
!
Is
gradually
getting
more
vexa-
each
ute
0,
:
tious.
With
the
coming
to
streets
tv,i.
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
i
.4
'
Independent
daily
newspaper
uevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
V
Rujxrt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
big
business,
more
only
to
a
Umit!
s
treasures
will
have
to
be
taken,
or
twentv
th
I
Small,
worn-out
buildings
will
actually
in
th.0""
j
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be
replaced
by
modern
blocks.
But
it
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,
This
will
lead
to
a
larger
num-
town
on
kLt
more
"ism
i
Prince
Rupert
s
economic
rebirth
!s
getting
Vancouver
down.
She
'earns
of
northern
progress
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
but
not
without
annoyance.
Yst,1
'
there
can
T?e
noted
an
attitude
of
'
admission,
sometning
akin
to
the
acknowledgement
cf
a
natural;
law
even
though
not
entirely!
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welcome.
Red
Cross
Night
Comes
woru
u:
a
consuming
i.iterest
which
is
natural
enough.
Every
forward
ttep
in
the
affairs
of
the
Cellulose
Corporation,
and
1
Aluminum
is
followed
with
avid
eagerness.
But
this
time,
Vancouver
is
not
the
core
not
the
heart
of
what
is
destined
to
reach
lmmeYise
proportions.
Sh?
may
be
near
but
not
in.
FA
RID
A
HAD
SHOWS
INDIA
NEW
DELHI,
India.
In
London,
the
secretary
of
the
40
MP's
who
are
on
the
all-party
committee
organizing
for
world
government
said
to
me:
"W.ien
ycu
fH
to
India,
be
.Hire
and
see
Mis.
Chattapadhay
--.".he's
a
key
person."
Dr.
Ani'.p
Sinsh,
crontly
r-tuiiiect
to
India
from
his
UN
job
in
Korea,
inirodumJ
us,
I
already
knew
that
Mrs.
(Kamala
Uevy)
Chatlapadhyay
was
one
of
the
main
figures
in
the
Socialist
Party
in
India.
But
I
did
not
know
about
her
pet
project--Faridabad.
FARIDABAD
IS
A
Brand
new
Tl.
-vi
was
mvm
ft
time
when
light
ra'llery
from
the
south
re-v;arded
Prin"
Ruoert's
earnest
industrial
efforts.
Usuallv.
a
bit
of
banter
provided
equal
amusement.
There
wei
j
occasions
when
the
seeminc
drudgery
.seen
in
years
of
uohill
battle
led
to
a
feeling
of
Impatience.
To
te
called
by
a
proud
city
a
few
hundred
miles
distant
"that
Siwash
village"
could
carry
a
stln;.
For
Economy
I
Switched
to
Elurvclubc
Win
trot
mtrtt
Art
,!
n
a
I
II
I
f.et:
lenient
about
25
miles
south
I
of
Dellii
Unto
this
sandy
waste
!
land,
for
all
the
world
like
the
dry
bell
pra'ries
in
Canada,
caitw
;
some
32,000
refugees
from
tins
;
extreme
Northwest
Fjontie",
now
;ADi'ME
SPEAKKR-Alnout;li
ttte
Brltl.sh
Columbia
Legislature
has
been
presided
over
by
a
woman
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodses
since
January,
1H50,
no
woman
ever
occupied
the
tpeaker's
chair
in
the.
Ontario
Legislature
until
last
Thursday.
Miss
Agnes
MacPhail,
first
woman
member
of
the
Houw
of
Commons,
now
CCF
member
of
the
provincial
legislature
for
York
East,
became
acting
speaker
at
the
invitation
of
Speaker
R?v.
M.
O.
Davits.
(CP
PHOTO)
yart
of
Parkistan.
The
difference
between,
th-vse
refugees
and
the
other
millions
Ah
well!
Other
times,
other,
practices.
Vancouver
realizes
the
time
for
trying
to
assume
over-lordship
from
the
Fraser
to
the
Peace
Rivers
has
gone.
Big
business
Is
beholding
opportunities
and
assvts
in
parts
of
British
Columbia
other
than
what
must
be
found
a
few
hours
from
Hastings
Street.
that
were
upnxHed
is
that
thes'
were
txme.
,
Hants
They
we,-e
not
;
or
more
memoers
oi
each
famUv
'
looks
Jilc
a
wnte
skii
t.
B'or
quiet
conditions
with
Marvtlube
the
premium
motor
oil
that
meets
all
ear
manufacturer'!
(specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
Marveluhe
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
givei
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
yon
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-X'ear"
service,
farmers
nor
citif
'.-Hi
craftsmen
'
I'll
business
men
and
thoir
!
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oqo
'
fa,'".ui''s-
i
THE
FARIDBAD
sttiers
THIS
is
Red
Cross
night
in
Frince
Rupert.
Porch
4
lights
are
expected
to
he
left
on
at
every
dwelling
.place.
Householders
are
heing
asked
to
have
Jr
thir
subscriptions
ready
and
they
are
asked
to
iTtnake
them
-as
generous
as
possible.
The
good
work
of
the
Red
Cross
is
too
well
known
to
need
detailed
expounding.
The
worthiness
I'vf
t
its
appeal
is
amply
established.
"Prince
Rupert
people
are
noted
for
the
gener-osity
of
their
response
to
good
causes
their
coni-Lpassionate
understanding
and
spontaneity
of
their
"appreciation.
Prince
Rupert
can
he
counted
upon
to
hold
up
its
end
once
again.
Short
of
war
time,
there
was
never
an
occasion
"hen
the
Red
Cross
organization
seemed
more
im-oortant.
.
Spring
Planning
'
THE
TAG
END
of
winter
is
always
dull
and
.
.
I
uninteresting
and
much
too
long.
We're
anxious
o
see
the
sun
for
more
than
half
a
day
at
a
time,
'
,;nd
,to
proclaim
the
first
bud
on
the
bough,
the
first
vreen
shoot
in
the
garden,
the
first
robin
on
the
'
"ving.
Such
bright
symbols
herald
the
approach
of
"?pring.
One
of
the
best
remedies
to
banish
the
mood
of
depression
which
usually
accompanies
this
period
"
;-?f
waiting
is
to
plan.
An
intriguing
pastime,
and
a
irofitable
one,
is
to
work
out
a
painting
plan
and
a
'
.iolor
scheme
for
the
exterior
of
the
house.
Many
people
plan
a
summer
vacation,
lingering
fong
over
the
gaily
colored
travel
folders,
maps
and
'
hotel
and
tourist
information.
It's
always
a
busy
v
season
for
the
gardener
too.
He's
consulting
seed
catalogues,
reading
up
the
latest
information
on
,
weed
killers,
sprays
and
fertilizers,
and
planning
flowerbeds.
But
in
this
drab
season
color
will
act
as
the
best
JTSttWilant
and
all
you
need
in
the
initial
planning
ISXSge
is
a
few
color
cards
and
a
free
imagination.
are
efficienzy
this
fellow
is
reaiiy
tops.
Yes,
it
was
quite
a
task
v.
hen
he
got
there,
he
;-ay..
Th?
trouble
waR
to
get
people
to
work
w.:h
their
hands
when
they
hr.tl
never
worked
with
their
hand?
i..e
f.uvenunen,
gave
mem
i
franklv,
not
good
farmers
S
j
anuy
tents
and
emrgen:y
ra-
lhe
main
emphasis
is
to
fin
J
tions.
But
then
Kamala
Devy
them
suilable
industrial
employ-Cliattpadhvay
pnd
lit"
soduli'-
nt
m'nried
callfatrurt
rot
tu-.v.
The!
wu-
1
s.i-2
tetore.
The
coast
all
of
It
and
more
comes
into
its
own.
Multitude
wo'ild
he
e'art
to
dwell
here.
Th's
land
and
her
oeople
aiJ
envied.;
As
for
the
Dcuklmbors?
British
Columbia
is
sufficiently
spacious
to
find
room,
even
for
them.
'
,
'
,
:
i
.me
cm
.-.no-
peupie
new
rovf:-nment
of
India
vo'1
building-
n
h'p-
fntnr
r,
the
sign
fhafsoyf
oOo
i
f
.
,
"'7
'outskirts,
and
have
contracted
ANYWAY,
TFFRF
STANTP
)
(sso)
E
A
1
1
R
All
V
.
VrL
ro'";"it"""
Ito
employ
50
percent
of
their
Faridabad.
It
has
been
done.
to
stop
k
.jut;
ijd.iia.
1
1
n-
Kuv-iuMruL
wu.i:..i
emjiloyees
form
Faridabad.
the
people,
without
exceotijn.
ijfn
Liie
ptMpi
to
fvip
Liiein-
I
1
nev
hnvi
B
kn
nnr.raftpH
t
-i
are
nff
flio
trnvnmmnnt
etl
And
so
there
is
peace
and
goodwill
as
Vancouver's
fresh
snow!
nn
t-.t.
tak
all
sets
of
secondary
ma-
The
schools
teach
103
percent
of
r.ui
now
-jui
i
..lie
pe-jpm
ni
-i
lerlals
f;.om
8ma
co.0peraUve
the
child
en.
There
are
clubs
accumulates,
her
March
rainfalls;
kalann4
performance
from
your
engine
with
hv
.
There
are
24
separrtj
c
-
and
cultural
activities.
Nev
your
tank
with
up-to-iUte
fsso
ur
tiso
t-itn.
i
out
in
the
road.
Se
for
yourself
its
better
aU.rouidre
ine
answer,
as
flven
c
wai
"co-ocerative."
I
gurgle
and
salty
Ra'-'s
whist'e.
More
harmony
Is
hailed,
Frince
Ruoert'e
water
pipes
are
thawed,
her
blue
skies
beam1
oCo
Esso
and
Esvo
Extra
are
(.ontinually
beina
imoTtc
belt
balanted
lomiMnaiicn
of
fat!
sururiK,
Rood
tuelerttwi.
i
mileage.
Switch
to
Lsso
Gasolines
and
you're
always
ahead!
IF
THE
PROOF
OF
THE
pud
operatives
working
even
t
fmall
industrial
co-ops
ar3
open-tiny
donkeys
which
carry
stone
ing
all
the
time
Uatpst,
button
on
their
backs
are
organized
factory).
A
small
power
plant
into
a
co-cp.
Ls
operating,
and
a
bigger
one
Is
The
guiding
een
us
in
all
this
being
built.
All
this
will
cost
the
is
a
slim,
very
young
man
from
taxpayers
of
India
nothing
ex
-Bombay
8.
CK-diirsairar.
who
1
cep't
an
original
loan
cf
tr-d'f
wears
n.
white
fhirt,
wi
w'nit.
'
-ver.
brightly
and
Shawatlans
think
of
applying
for
old
age
pension.
ding
is
in
the
eating,
Faridabad
Kuaranrerd
tire
life
with
protection
hllh
Wilh
h
looks
like
the
proof
that
cooperative
can
supuly
the
answe-
Iti'Jjj
the
famous
Atlas
Writ
ESS
ten
CiirJtantte
which
There
will
come
a
time
whn
the
question
of
parking
will
be-
covers
all
road
hazards
and
is
honored
by
over
3H.(XNi
dealers
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
ever
pi
tervued
by
chart
iumC.
maintififturefl'
ipifc.m.
a
&i&Mt&
faylfi&mjt.
Sfa-Uto&k
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PHONE
9C9
For
Efficient
Building
and
RemodeB
YOUR
BUILDERS
&
C0NTRAC'
-"l"-'".--
to
much
of
India's
social
prob-
'
lem.
!
The
orpanteers
cf
Faridab-i
.started
oh
the
urinciiile
that
the
people
should'
be
heitvKl
to
tret
themselves
out
of
tents
and
into
lion-os.
Hut
there
wer
no
houses.
To
have
houses,
ycu
have
to
have
brick,
or
some
other
good
material.
There
w.?re
no
bricks.
So
the
first
move
was
to
start
making
brick.
Now
there
are
14
brick
kilns
working
full
speeti
ahead.
No
less
than
3000
of
th
refuired
number
of
5023
homes
have
already
been
built
all
by
people
'who
had
r:ver
done
a
tap
of
such
manual
work
in
their
lives.
The
whole
townshiD
is
laid
out
on
a
good
plan.
There
are
few
trees
as
yrA
tut
the
community
has
its
own
nursery
to
grow
them.
But
the
Uttl?
hous-'
.stand
neat
and
inviting;
lookinc
They
are
four-room
affai'-s,
brie
Inflation
Greer
Bridden
Lt
(
,!
KO.
IUix
731
Prhire
Kjpt,
iPECI
OAL-
base,
but
plastered
over
on
the
outside.
One
of
the
four
room-is
a
ballr
oom.
Total
cost
of
the
homes
is
just
over
18S0
rupees
rouhly
$400
The
peonle
who
helo
build
the:i
50
ton
(Loose,
two
tons
or
net
wages
for
doing
so.
The
tun
-Jtctn
homes
are
bought
on
a
30-yea
plan
which
means
that
ttv
monthly
charge
is
about
11
ru
pees
(say
$2.55)
per
month.
LTEiCANADIANS
insist
on
scrambling
for-
the
I
available
supply'of
goods
and
services
they
may
well
"bid
prices
up
to
fantastic
levels
with
all
the
attendant
hardships
and
injustices."
This
warning
is
contained
in
a
special
report
on
inflation
issued
by
the
executive
council
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Various
methods
oj
combatting
the
menace
are
listed.
Inflation
constitutes
one
of
the
greatest
fears
of
Canadians,
apart
from
war
itself,
and
facts
brought
to
light
in
the
study
should
serve
to
give
Canadians
a
more
intelligent
understanding
of
the
!
problem
and
to
drive
home
the
importance
of
our
individual
roles
in
resisting
powerful
inflationary
pressures.
J
The
report
urges
Canadians
to
realize
that
in
J
spite
of
buoyant
incomes
there
are
going
to
be
rela-!
tively
fewer
peacetime
things
to
purchase.
Since
I
.this
constitutes
the
root
cause
of
rising
prices,
the
problem
can
be
solved
only
by
"preventing
excessive
j
purchasing
power
from
being
spent."
Direct
con-
trpls
do
not
provide
the
answer,
because
they
do
not
t
strike
at
the
root
cause
of
inflation
but
only
at
its
1
symptoms.
At
the
same
time,
some
controls
might
I
be
necessary
to
allocate
scarce
materials
to
the
most
es?ential
uses.
It
must
be
remembered
that
wag.es
a-e
also
low
the
peopls
pet
about
two
rupees
per
day--not
per
hour;
that
is
less
than
50
cents.
That
means
that
two
In
sacks
of
one
ton
or
more
$14.50
This
special
applies
on
our
limited
ski'
Alberta
Blue
Flame
Egg
only
Foothills
Alberta
coal
available
inoll--dt
prevailing
prices
PHILPOTTEVITT&Col
,
Ml
'A
It
tint.
fit.
il
L)i
1
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AXM
f
PHONE
651
riiii
niKin
SUPPLIES
-
LUMBER
H
Mass
Protest
At
Premiums
Hospital
Insurance
Hike
And
Failure
t-J
Change
I.C.A.
Arouses
Fish
Workers
Shoreworkers'
local
of
the
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union,
at
a
meeting
Thursday
night,
endorsed
the
Somewhere
In
your
community,
chances
are
that
invested
life
insurance
dollars
are
benefiting
you
by
helping
to
build
urgently
needed
public
works.
One
of
these
might
be
a
new,
well-equipped,
school,
encouraging
your
boy
or
girl
to
be
a
better
student.
It
might
be
a
modern
highway,
.
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favour
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action
of
the
executive
in
send-i
lng
a
protest
to
Victoria
at
thai
failure
of
the
Legislature
to
reopen
the
Industrial
Concllation
Act.
I
The
fishermen's
local
of
the
same
Union
earlier
In
the
week,
cently
moved
into
your
town,
creating
jobs
for
many
people,
maybe
for
you.
If
so,
it
may
be
one
of
the
industries
that
life
insurance
dollars
have
helped
to
build
or
expand.
Other
life
insurance
dollars
play
a
part
in
building
power
plants,
water
systems
and
many
other
useful
projects.
Families,
too,
benefit
by
these
investments,
which
help
make
it
possible
for
Canada's
5
million
policyholders
to
enjoy
double
security
income
for
later
years
and
protection
of
loved
ones
now.
Thus
life
insurance
promotes
progress
and
security
throughout
the
nation.
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gestion
in
your
district.
Life
insurance
dollars,
invested
for
the
future
needs
of
policyholders,
make
it
possible
to
build
many
such
roads
throughout
the
nation.
Perhaps
a
new
Industry
has
re-
having
taken
similar
action,
the
shoreworkers'
union
also
protested
against
the
Increase
In
hospital
insurance
premiums
and
proposed
that
there
should
be
a
mass
provincial
protest.
This
will
be
advocated
by
delegates
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
U.F.
and
A.W.A.
which
is
about
to
YOUR
NEW
is
r
to
be
held
in
Vancouver.
Delegates
to
the
Vancouver
convention
R.
L.
Gardiner
and
J.
Cazes,
who
left
for
the
south
on
Saturday's
plane
received
their
final
instructions.
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LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
in
Canada
and
their
Representatives
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