know
the
men
and
women
who
no
i
well-informed
as
he
is
dislliv
.'
Eriiished-lookiiiK.
have
actually
written
the
first
I
women
L.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
oOo
constitution
of
India
As
I
See
It
ine
U'cimo
1
P
THE
cyL
ETTERBOX
NO
SOONER
HAD
I
GOT
set-
Tney
are
all
up
:or
their
first
50me
ln
,h
Tuesday,
March
6.
1951
tied
In
my
hotel
than
Mr.
is.,
a.
general
election
this
next
Au
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
5
'.
"OLD
FOSSIL"
RMM.IES
Editor,
,
Daily
News
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
ember
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Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Daily
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k.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
arrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Year,
J.
pi4u
Tandon,
Director
of
the
lntor-
tumn,
so
this
is
the
last
session
nuitUjii
Services
of
the
Indian
0f
tne
parliament.
Department
of
Affairs,
came
to
Tomorrow
I
go
to
hear
Mr.
see
me.
In
addition
to
doing
my
Nehru
make
a
keynote
speech
own
reporting
and
radio
speak-
0n
the
world
situation,
ins
for
Canadians
while
I
am
In
o0o
i
India,
the
Indians
have
asked
j
MY
SENSES
ARE
ALMOST
ine
to
make
several
speerhes
and
!
,stUnnnd
by
impressions
of
the
also
a
talk
over
the
All-India
firKt
twH
days
in
Delhi.
I
have
Radio
System
on
"A
Canadian
j
been
driven
many
miles
through
'looks
at
India's
place
in
the
j
refugee
camps
and
narrow
street
j
world
of'
1951."
i
bazaars
much
more
fxsclnatin
;
Mr.
Tandon
look
me
out
to
jn
reai
nfe
than
anything
I
!
dinner
at
his
brother's
home,
have
ever
seen
In
the
movies.'
I
As
one
of
the
old
fossils
who
occupies
a
seat
on
your
city
conn-
SPEAKING
OF
DISCHARGING
cfl
and
parks
board,
may
I
All
the
firing
Is
not.
taking
b
iefly
aUempt
an
answer
to
place
in
Korea.
Some
thousands
criticism
against
the
council
of-
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
"'
"JBl
CALVIN
BULi;
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
'rince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Ruptrt.
of
federal
civil
servants
are
he-
f(red
by
Messrs.
Murdock
and'
...
.
vn',
ing
laid
off
in
British
Columbia.
Marock
in
recent
issues
of
your
.rIKh
I
IiIjA-M
Pi
i
AT
OEM
1
1
I
Right
now
I
wish
to
gratefully
i
at
aeknowledae
the
constructive
mn
nr
IXTT"UA
COME
TO
KITIMAT
There
will
be
50,000
people
I
They
served
a
tasly,
all-incuan-style
dinner.
There
were
cha-
The
people
literally
team
by
scores
of
thousands,
and
why
,
ii
i.i.
ill.
1
1
ii
Kitimat
in
a
few
years
people
pi-itirUm
e,inu
nf
i.h
tiiinu
T
-Oil
II
four
nattles
panics
(.suit
i.wn
of
i
thin
-""
Willie
"-
are
being
told.
Like
enough,
for
will
at
tempt
to
explain
by
reason.
'
P.O'AC
plane
was
more
0
them
are
.not
killed
by
used
instead
of
wheat
pancakes
t
,
ca.t
imil!.ne.
'
'
bread
1.
Also
some
thin
.sliced
,
,
,
.
.,
dress
is
of
infinite
Re
variety
mutton
and
beautifully-done'
this
aluminum
enterprise
plays
Being
the
only
member
of
th.
ana
tne
snares
01
coloring
are
vegetabley.
with
assorted
trulls
fur
dessert.
0O0,
superb.
Some
of
the
shades
I
have
never
seen
before.
T
saw
one
a;ed
.six
and
one
aged
four,
MEN'S
WEAR
hours
late
getting
to
Delhi.
But
that
certainly
did
not
annoy
in-,
as
one
011-o-ine
was
not
'working
perfectly
when
the
Captain
"revved
up"
the
big
Canada
ir
craft
at
Karachi.
Alter
the
four-hour
tuiiing-up,
she
hummed
like
a
bird.
Harry
Jay,
bright
young
(Montreal)
staff
member
of
II
n;
High
Commission
here,
met
me.
Congratulations,
Fire
Department!
n
RINCE
RUPERT'S
fire
department
deserves
a
Hhand
for
its
efficient
handling
'of
yesterday
morning's
fire.
If
such
good
work
had
not
been
dpne,
under
the
handicap
iif
the
coldest
winter
v)eather
of
the
year,
a
substantial
and
particularly
inflammable
section
of
the
congested
business
dis-district
might
well
have
been
wiped
out.
However,
trie
firemen
were
on
the
job
and
gave
a
good
account
of
themselves
indeed.
Measured
against
what
might
have
happened
yesterday,
they
earned
their
keep
for
mahy"a'clay.
I
It
is
easy
to
criticize
and
often
we
forget
to
give
credit
where
"credit
is
due.
So
these
words
of
approval
we
believe
are
timely
and
appropriate.
KOMIiF.K
JACKETS-Fur
collar,
quilled
Sell
regularly
to
$20.00.
Now
showed
me
their
books.
Tne
elder
boy
is
at
school
and
can
read
English
well.
Their
text
books,
by
the
way,
were
ultra
-m
0
d
e
r
i,
brightly-illustrated
KukIMi
language
productions
telling
tlii'
story
of
India.
One
sturv
was
new
to
me.
It
was
to
ball
with
five
hundred
millions.
Council
tn
have
attained
the
ace
Fifty
thousand
is
a
fair
sized
(,f
7s,
a
direct
reference
has
been
city,
but
it
might
be
as
well
to
made
to
me
and
my
"stale
ideas."
figure
on
25,000
for
n
starter.
That,
nf
course,
is
not
for
me
to
Estimating
the
future
size
of
a
judge.
The
electors
do
that.'
tuwn
liua
its
little
uncertainties.
Brains
uho
have
been
mentioned.
'
We
know
a
Prince
Rupert
man
1
think
all
humans
have
brains
who
made
a
prophecy
in
1910,
but
some
use
them
more
than
the
year
of
incorporation.
others.
I
The
brain
is
the
dynamo
that
SOME
SAY
BEALTIFIX
generates
opinions
and
forms
It
is
not
entirely
out
of
place
conclusions
based
on
experience,
these
wintry
mornings
to
re-
something
age
has
acquired
mind
one
of
the
old
saying
that
which
voul.h
has
not.
Youth's
no
two
snowflakes
are
alike.
AJul
force
is
in
its
enthusiasm,
which,
then,
who
has
ever
tried
to
find
if
not
directed
In
proper
ch;.!i-out
assuming
he
ever
thought
nets.
Is
capable
of
harm.
of
such
a
thing!
',
t
,
Experience
is
tlw
foundation
of
.,
knowledge
and
Is
a
hard
teacher.
It's
easy
to
live
with
a
dull
Therefore,
all
sensible
people
sky
and
soft
air
mil
an
effort
must
be
guided
by
experience
Hit
ESS
PANTS
For
young
and
old
men.
-A
ilai
of
perfectly
tailored
dress
pants.
Special
prices
from
4
BOYS'
WEAR
,
ISOMItl'R
'JACKETS-Warmly
lined,
fur
r-oliurs
"
S
WINimitF.AKI
RS
All
wool
wlndbreakcrs
SCHOOL
PANTS
Good
strong
school
panLs.
A!lWl
Alter
a
quick
once
over
of
New
1
tnf
pffect
I
hat
the
Apostle
Saint
Tnnmas
had
come
to
India
and
had
rounded
a
whole
settlement
ol
first-century
Christians.
Mr.
Tandon
li
is
arranged
for
me
10
move
to
Const
itiition
Delhi,
he
brought
me
here
to
1
lie
Hotel
Cecil
in
the
old
city.
H
h;
a
lovely
nlace,
with
fwimmllig
pool,
fine
tennis
courts,
shady
balconies
and
sim-nv
terraces.
Best
of
all,
It's
a
NOW
;
ti
Houise,
where
most
ol
the
elect-
no-tippmg-a!!owed
place,
iwy
i,uian
Ml''s
live.
Of
course,
hoD
and
h
wsm
I
is
needed
to
endure
an
ley
breeze,
lor
he
who
is
fooled
once
is
twice
add
on
ten
percent
to
the
hill
Communism
Fai
shy.
0O0
the
surroundings
will
not
be
mj
swanky
as
in
the
lovely
big
hotels
here.
Hut
It
should
give
Lei
it
be
noted,
Mr.
Editor,
that
tsSrave
at
LATER
IN
THE
DAY
I
MET
j
even
with
cheerful
sunshine.
End
of
the
week
saw
both
of
the
latter.
Yes,
even
oodles
of
sun-
I
light.
in
great
part
the
people
who
are
Harrv's
votine
wife
Dorothy
t
i
get
1
directing
the
affairs
of
the
City
and
al!t0
paui
and
Helen
Bridle.;
Council
and
the
School
Board
(whom
I
mentioned
previously
(.
1
are
all
relatively
young
men
and
paul
the
first
secretary
of
Aiil
fiT3Fl
I
STARTS
TO
wohrII
ij-s
GLASSWARE
I
ANOTHER
ONE,
S
WELL
I
"The
Almighty
was
very
lavish
in
giving
us
one
of
the
great-I
est
natural
:
harbors
in
t.hv
j
world"
says
F.
J.
Pickett
re-I
tired
1
in
a
Province
Interview.
I
But
not
any
more
natural
and
women.
In
fact,
a
number
of
our
High
Commission
here,
i;
them
are
native-born.
.
For
my
the
.son
of
the
Toronto
'Star's
part
1
do
not,
think
it
a
good
music
and
drama
critic,
Angus-policy
to
elect
all
old
men
or
wo-J
tus
Bridle,
so
I
was
able
to
tell
men
to
diieet
publie
affairs,'
him
"I
knew
your
dad
way
back
neither
do
I
think
a
solution
can
in
the
1
920
s
when
I
wrote
erii-be
found
in
youth
alone
in
the!
torials
for
the
old-
Toronto
lavish
than
the
one
a
few
hun
dred
miles
up
the
coast
at
Prince
I
expenditure
of
public
money
PYREX
WARE
MIXING
BOWLS
CUPS
&
SAUCERS
DRINKING
GLASSES
MEASURING
CUPS
Rupert.
Incidentally,
no
one
"Dirty,
soggy,
unkempt
town"
worries
over
lack
of
a
False
is
right,
that
alone
accounts
lor
Globe."
Later
I
met
Marwlck
Chip-man,
Canada's
High
Commissioner
to
India.
This
urbane
and
erudite
diplomat
must
surely
be
Canada's
most
disllnguLshed-
CHE
ARREST
of
Vladimir
Clementis,
his
brand-
ing
as'
a
"double-faced
viper,"
the
arrest
of
other
Opmmunist
"spies
and
saboteurs,
hirelings
of
imperialist
warmongers,"
the
great
purge
of
the
Czechoslovak
Communist
Party,
are
all
of
a
familiar
pattern.
Rostov,
Rajk,
Grpmulka,
now
Clementis.
;
They
are
all
signs
of
a
deepening
crisis
economic
and
social
in
the
"People's
Democracies"
of
Eastern
Europe.
I
In
Czechoslovakia,
as
in
the
other
East
European
countries,
Communism
has
failed
to
fulful
the
promises
in
which
large
sections
of
workers
had
bfen
led
to
believe.
The
revolutions
have
brought,
neither
freedom
nor
plenty.
The
masses
are
disillusioned
and
discontented.
'
In
the
economic
sphere,
Communism
has,
quite
liierally,
"failed
to
deliver
the
goods."
'
Chechoslovakian
industry
has
taken
a
"step
backward,"
according
to
President
Gottwald.
Production
has
fallen
while
the
cost
of
production
increases.
Consumer
goods
are
dear
and
vanishing.
Creek.
;
j
mast
of
our
drawbacks
and
re-
1
lards
our
showroom
ilevelup-
Marriage
Is
a
process
for
find-
men'.,
ing
out
what
sort
of
guy
your
The
City
Council
believes
cs-
-looklng
representative,
abroad.
A
fill
BtTTlR
PAST!
f
And
you
soon
find
lies
just
sentiuls
come
first
:
preferred
wife
would
have
Strickland
GtUilun.
TODAY'S
DIFFERENT!
Manitoba
will
have
no
floods
USED
CAR
1.
Adi
quale
water
-suppiy,
and
fire
protection.
2.
Adequate
educational
facilities.
3
Proper
sewer
svstems.
4.
Improved
slieets,
roadways,
and
sidewalks,
along
with
gen
this
spring.
Should
another
Or
deal
come,
the-
Red
River
valley
would
be
alL
but
ruinedi
tor
years;
men
and
women
would
VALUES
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
suffer
as
never
before,
and
Winnipeg
Itself
would
be
"confronted
with
new
and
far
reaching
eral
health
precautions.
These
essentials
corlsume
most
of
the
city's
revenue.
As
for
.showing
the
beauty
of
rugged
nature
and
the
harbor
a
,......,
1.
Qii,n.itei-
Redan.
Mi'i
age
13,000.
$15(1500
problems.
But
there
will
be
no
disaster,
for
the
scope
of
re
fnmi
is
being
created
through
a"
si5Hr.no
covery
in
the
past
year
has
been
on
an
effective
scale.
In
1950
special
levy
of
one
mill
per
year
preparedness.1
for
development
and
beautifying
$fr,o.o
there
was
no
There
Is
today.
ol
Koosevelt
Park.
The
parks
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
si
e
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
elflc
ienlly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rn.'.li
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
SIS!."..0l
i:nn
1
nr
ini'n
1
"
'
Healer,
radio,
etc
Excellent
condition
l!tr,fl
V
AUXHAIX
Seduji.
.
New
car
condition.
Ilealer
rir
New
cur
warranty.
Mil
ag.'
207
lii-Ut
ACSTIN
2rdoor
Sedan.
Heater,
etc.
Good
eon-
dllk'n.
Privately
iiwned
1917
FOXTIAC
Sedan.
Very
good
condition.
Heater,
defroster,
low
mil
'ape
30,40(1.
Private
owner
V.m
KI'ICK
Sedan,
Healer
and
def
rosier.
In
P."")
-running
condition.
Privately
owned
I'll!!)
MERCI'RV
Sfdan.
New
molor.
Heater
mid
defrnst'-r,
etc
t'Ml
OI.SMOHII.E
Sedan.
Out
of
town
iiwiw,
in
running
order.
Heal-er.
etc
-Jfe'
iboard
xpects
to'make
-
a
start
(
'DIFFERENT,
THIS
DAY!
i
there
this
iear.
Not
all.
but
many
a
coast
city1
Ai
,0
UM
srraIJ
,rf"
,leaP
t
has
been
battly.,hit
by,
fire
be-llle
wrnw
1)1
f'irs''
Avenue
and
fore
attaining
its
real
growth.!
Seventh
Street
that
property
$415
0(1
$0011.00
SK8.Y00
I
Yet
this
may
not
be
Prince
Ru-j"as
"'1
vt'1
""vertec,
to
tne
city
pert's
experience.
Not.
evei'y
!
""'lough
delinquent
in
taxes.
As
i
pioneer
town
lias
known
the
.
f:,K)"
as
the
city
gains
legal
own
-
I
service
and
efficiency
enjoyed
ershlU
of
the
propvrty,
or
it
i
;
i
locally
and
that
is
Prince
Ru.
,
Purchased
by
some
private
per-nerfs
ereat
eood
fortune
It,'".
stpl)s
will
be
taken
to
clean
Rupert
Motors
Liim
III4H
CHEVROLET
Redan.
Very
good
condition.
Heater,
defroster,
uiKlcreoat.'d
and
oilier
extras
Sl:!.10.
must
be
admitted
there
are
au,!
l,la('e
properly.
dozen
neighborhoods
In
which
In
,ne
meantime,
I
would
like
$"!050
0ft
A
Matter
Of
Form
experts
on
ailments
OTOLARYNGOLOGISTS,
of
the
throat,
have
developed
an
odd
form
of
conversing
for
people
who
have
been
unfortunate
enough
to
have
had
their
larynxes
removed.
The
method,
it
seems,
is
a
highly
refined
form
of
burping.
Patients
are
taught
to
force
air
into
the
stomach,
then
push
it
through
the
throat
in
the
form
of
a
.belch,
while
forming
the
words
with
their
mouths.
Al
highly
intelligible
form
of
speech,
it
is
said,
may
thus
be
achieved.
Such
a
mode
of
speech,
at
least
in
Canada,
is
sijre
to
have
certain
social
drawbacks.
For
while
a
series
of
well-modulated
burps
may
be
conversationally
appropriate
when
discussing
price
control
at
a
sdda
fountain,
it
is
apt
to
be
looked
upon
as
singularly
inappropriate
and
even
unparliamentary
by
Mir.
Speaker
in
the
House
of
Commons.
Burping
is,
nevertheless,
a
mode
of
conversa-
jthe
fire
danger
"is
ever
presenl.
Only
constant,
Vigilance
lias
kept
$Ki10.00
10
poiui
out
10
our
critics
mat
the
combination
or
rock
bluffs
and
muskeg
make
improvements
costlv
and
slow
Rui.
kohu
i'iu
iiir,
Pir.ll
PONTI
AC
25
Series
2-I)oor
fc.'Oan.
lieaiei,
.
defroster,
undercoatcd,
etc
1947
PONTIAC
25
Series
4-door
Sedan.
Heater,
new
tires.
Mileage
17.120.
Private
owner
INTERNATIONAL
'-,-lnn
pickup,
with
box
cover,
'51
license.
Mileaue
7,540
1)4(I
PONTIAC
Sedan.
New
niol.nr.
Heater
and
defroster,
etc
the
menace
stayed.
$1015.00
Be
Who.
.
BUY
NO
1
people
who
inhabit,
this
city
will
$1175.00
be
among
the
proudest,
people
In
ntllish
Columbia.
Aid.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
Complaint
By
Air!
Line
Lines
dated
January
24
this
year
had
said
thai,
the
Hoard
could
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
m
With
pump
j
Difficulty
which
Ellis
Air
Lines
;ni
see
its
way
clear
to
grant.
Pl.M
CHEVROLET
and
V.ir.f:
TwI'CKS,
'2-tmi
and
"-ton
in
Pickup
and
Piincl
models
for
immediate
delivery.
We
have
a'so
Psteil
privately
owned
cars
and
trucks
nl
-owner's
nrices
for
Iinmediate
sale
We
finance
private
sales
linger
our
G.M.A.C.
Finance
PLAN
SEE
OI
K
HI'DGKT
PLAN
FDR
I
INAN(
IN(i
REPAIRS
AND
ACCESSORIES
Long
Motors
Ltd.
4J
of
Ketchikan
is
having
in
its
ef-,
permission
for
Ellis
to
pick
up
forts
to
provide
scheduled
flights'
Passenger
and
cargo
traffic
or-between
Ketchikan
and
Prince!
'Kinating
f
mm
points
in
Canada
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
tihn
wnvlhv
nf
pnltivat.inn
Viv
t.hosp
rivil
servants
(Rupert
came
before
the
-prince
i
10r
transportation
to
Alaska
In
view
of
the
fact.
that.
t.iW
m-
ging
to
Southeast
Asia
under
the
Colombo
Tech
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
last
night's
meeting.
The
matter!
Canadian
air
carriers
available
will
have
the
attention
of
a
10
lkp
carp
of
the
traffic.
j
special
commit
tee
of
the
Cham-
Chamber
referred
t.hitmat-1
ber.
s.'iV,v-
ter
10
its
air
transport
committee
A
letter
iront'ii&.'Air
Lines
to
consideration
and
report.
THIRD
AVENI
E
AT
SEVENTH
STREET
1
1
)-ii
i(-i
nii...i"
iiiiii)iii
"1
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
nical
Assistance
Plan
for
under-developed
countries.
Some
people
there
regard
a
good
loud
burp
as
the
most
elegant
tribute
a
guest
can
pay
to
the
hospitality
provided
by
his
host.
Official
Ottawa
will,
no
dfjubt,
be
quick
to
avail
itself
of
the
services
of
a
couple
of
otolaryngologists.
J.
C.
Gllker,
.president
of
the
Chamber,
said
thaj.
for
years
the
concern
had
engaged
in
trans-border
operations
and.
In
all
Northern
B.C.
Power
t
.
.a
I
crossings
made,
the
Canadian;
government
had
never
question-'
ed
the
right
to
embark
passen-j
gers
in.Canada
for
transporting'
Scripture
faSJage
for
JoJatj
"The
last
enemy
that
shall
be
destroyed
is
death."
1
Cor.
!5:26.
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kV
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'"
Prince
Rupert
Phone
210
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Hteyliyi'1
1
yt
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WALL
a
1
1
ACt
ace
With
Electric
4ft
Mil
a(W
1
i
torn
Floor
Polishers
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"
WEEKDAYS:
to
the
United
Slates.
Nor
had
United
States
authorities
denied
the
same
privilege
to
Canadian
j
operators.
However,
said
the
letter
from!
R.
E.
Ellis,
president
of
Kills.
Alri
Lines,
the
Air
Transport
Board
had
directed
last
fall
that
"we;
cease
and
desist
forthwith
from1
embarking
passengers
in
Canada
I
unless
these
passengers
origlnat-!
ed
In
the
United
States
or
Alas-
j
ka."
"It
seems
to
me,"
held
Mr.
El-1
lis,
"that
such
a
ruling
violates
'
a
basic
international
principle
of
I
trade.
j
'"I
do
feel
that
transportation
and
trade
between
our
two
countries
and
especially
between
our
two
cities
of
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert
should
be
fostered
by
everybody.
)?Je
have
not
resented
the
operations
of
Canadian
air
lines
into
Ketchikan
and
have
always
afforded
them
the
use
of
our
private
facilities.'
...
A
letter
from
the
Canadian
Air
Transport
Board
to
Ellis
Air
I
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easy
$79.95
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$59.00
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NOW
AT
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Best
of
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