1,'
r
Women
Invade
Rod-Gun
Club
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tiiiir'dnv.
Marrh
R.
Iftfil
AhTthaf.
films
were
greatly
appreciated.
A
highlight
of
the
evening
Enter
Heretofore
Exclusively
Male
Precincts
As
I
See
It
of1
fhad
been
a
real
possibility.
!
With
great
skill
he
compared
,
the
Koruan
outcome
with
In'.
Tibetan
outcome.
He
did
noi
j
drive
home
his
point
but
the
I
plain
inference
was
that
had
the
U.S.
used
the
same
conciliatory
approach
in
Korea
as
India
had
used
after
Red
China's
incursion
into
Tibet,
they
too
(that
rare
flavor'
n
was
Secretary
ueorge
nui
v.,
History
was
made
last
night
wltn
Den
in
one
hand
and
re-
by
Prii-e
Rupert's
Rod
and
Gun'eeipt
'
book
in
the
other,
waging
j
Association.
For
the
first
time
an
all-out
one-man
membership
,
independent
daily
npv
spa.opr
aevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
HATES:
vlember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Edi-tor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
v
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
sS.OO;
Ey
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year.
$8.00
SZMsP
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
Is,
the
U.S.A.),
might
have
been
j
women
have
been
invited
to
i
"'
,
kd
vervone
of
whom
able
to
talk
it
out
instead
!
:
membership
in
the
club,
severally
t'he
Jlghst
suspicion
attending
last
nignis
annual
1
!
they
were
non-members
or
un--
i
paid
members.
Net
result
was
22
000
MiretiiiE.
Tha
increased
inter
trom
me
'i
ri-
n
IF
v
n
top
ml
MOST
OF
THE
MP's
(Includ-
pst
und
participating,
of
women
ing
the
dozen
women
in
sart-
i
in
fhing
and
hunting
during
sal
polite
but
not
too
ardentiy
r,.,.PI)l
yw
n!l.s
been
not.e-
memberships,
17
of
them
new.
Next
general
meeting
was
set,
for
March
21.
worthy.
A
hmt
1
Hospital
Insurance
50
members
were
pres
mieresiea
during
mis
pan
oi
Mr.
Nehru's
talk.
Eut
when
l"J
switched
to
the
Kashmir
question,
they
immediately
leaned
forward.
Time
after
lime
tlipy
roared
wittt
applause,
lor
in
vni
Mrs.
J.
K.
uracK
retuiuru
After
adjournment
of
the
'home
on
yesterday
afternoon's
-ii,,0
fiiiiff
S.4.
I.iin
Pot-
olune
from
Seattle
where
she
command
lerton
showed
motion
.pictures
!
attended
provincial
sessions
of
the
t;unaoian
Le
which
he
had
taken
on
his
trav
t
v
il
gion
Women's
Auxiliary
of
t.:i,
which
she
is
wme
representa
tive.
els
Uiroiich
various
parts
of
the
province.
Some
films
were
In
color.
Vre.siderrt
Norman
Clirl.s-li
ii.,i
n
a.;fced
for
a
vote
of
thanks
lor
SS;.,t.
PoUcrUm.
His
fl
VISITS
INDIA
PARLIAMENT
NKW
DELHI,
India.
The
air
was
nippy
enough
this
morning
when
I
went
to
the
Indian
Parliament
for
my
first
visit.
A
lot
of
other
folks
had
the
same
idea,
too,
for
today
the
Prime
Minister,
Mr.
Nehru,
was
to
make
an
important
public
speech
on
international
affairs.
The
building
itself
is
very,
imposing,
as
are
all
the
others
inherited
from
the
British
Raj.
But
unlike
the
British
House
uf
Commons,
or
its
counterfeit
imitation
at
Ottawa,
the
Indian
Parliament
follows
the
continental
pattern.
That
is,
the
mem
I
News
Ciassifieos
Mak"
SaU-s
QifU
f
I
''ZZ"
"
g,
r"
f&
slant,
when
he
said:
'
I
Kinted
out
that
Kashmir
was
not
just
a
piece
of
territory
to
tee
bartered.
It
contained
millions
of
human
beings
and
they
could
not
be
treated
us
.cha'-lel."
But
to
mo
the
profoundly
Jni-;
portant
point
was
that
lie
did
not
completely
reject
all
three
of
the
peace-making
proposals
attempted
by
Prime
Minister
Menwes
of
Australia.
He
ruled
out
any
importation
of
outside
armies
(and
tlie
MP's
roared
with
applause).
He
also
raised
a
point
which
I
had
not
even
thought
of
before,
that
Russia
bers
sit
in
circular
arrangement
with
the
Prime
Minister
oc
cuovina
the
front
seat
on
Ukm
,,...
a
Ojmmonwealth
force
in
Kash
'extreme
right
of
the
presiding
'.
officer.
i
0O0
I
THERE
ARE
about
the
same
number
of
members
as
in
our
!
mir
as
a
spearhead
of
future
in-
vasion
to
her.
But
he
did
not
completely
reject
the
third
point--that
the
i
UN
fimmisxioner
ihi
the
soot
WMW
CJ0C'l
most
convene
A
1
f
r'Jfjrl
1
economical
way
to
parliament,
but
they
have
more
!
might
raLse
a
lof,al
Kashmir
po-women
about
12.
Most
of
the
lj(,e
loroe
0010,1,.
fr
kee;'
MP's
wear
the
white
Gandhi
ordpr
am,
&XiVtril
Ir,
.
caps,
although
a
few
Sikhs
were
PW.u,m
resplendent
in
their
colored
tur-
J
.
'
ouo
uans-
I
1
emr
u;
&
V
f,-,n.i
il,f.
One
lone
picture
decorated
,
"
'
,,
.
.,.
eiiailiwri
iT-aLiy
t-n.-uiu
a;
11
the
chamber.
It
is
of
V.
J.
Patel,
the
elder
of
the
late
two
brothers.
Above
the
dome-shaped
chamber
is
a
lookout
sentry
box.
lor
it
seemed
to
me
that
Mr.
Nehru
had
definitely
opened
the
Moor
to
a
peace
settlement
in
Kashmir,
based
on
the
Australian
Prime
Minister's
Point
PHONE
90?
ANY
MOVE
to
sharply
incroasf!
hospital
insurance
rates
and,
on
top
of
that,
make
hospitalization-insured
patients
pay
charges
in
hospital
for
the
first
ten
days
is
certainly
not
going
to
ride
easily
with
the
public
oti
if
it
should
pass
the
Legislature.
If
that
is
the
best
way
that
can
he
found
to
pull
hospital
insurance
out
of
the
financial
hole
into
which
it
is
steadily.sinking
deeper,
it
might
be
better
to
call
the
whole
thing
a
bad
job
and
go
out
of
hospital
insurance
altogether.
If
people
are.
going
to
have
to
pay
their
first
ten
days'
bills,
much
of
the
benefit
of
hospital
insurance
will
be
lost
since
in
ordinary
surgical
and
maternity
cases,
the
hospital
stay
does
not
exceed
ten
days
anyway.
The
effect
of
such
a
proposition
would
be
merely
to
make
the
premium
higher
again
on
top
of
the
Suggested
hike
in
rates.
Indeed,
the
premiums
would
hi?
almost
confiscatory.
No
one
would
willingly
pay
them
and
greater
numbers
of
people
would
To
evade.
Reasonable
increase
in
any
goods
or
services
are
usuallyielf
fted
,
with
understanding
and
patience.
But
tbVjmposed
increases
in
hospital
insurance
premiums,
including
the
idea
of
making
people
pay
for
the
first
ten
days
in
hospital,
is
getting
beyond
the
reasonable
stage.
When
a
business
loses
money,
it
has
two
recourses
first,
to
bolster
its
revenue;
second,
find
means
of
cutting
costs.
If
what
we
hear
is
correct,
the
hospital
insurance
set-up
still
has
an
opportunity
of
increasing
its
revenues
by
seeing
that
everybody
pays
hospital
insurance.
We
also
hear
that
many
people
all
over
tVu?
province
are
getting
hospital
treatment
these
days
who
do
not
really
need
it
while
needy
cases
are
unable
to
get
in
or
are
not
able
to
get
reasonable
service
if
they
do
get
in
owing
to
over-crowding.
Then,
there
is
always
the
possibility
of
hospitals
reducintliiwrheHd
-costs.
-
'
,
There
is
also
the
question
of
whether
hospital
insurance
should
not
be
extended
to
out-patient
care
to
eliminate
such
tilings
as
the-
notorious
X-iy
instance
whereby
(he
patient
can
get
the
X-ray
free
if
he
spends
a
day
unnecessarily
in
hospital
but
has
to
pay
for
the
X-ray
if
he
calls
around
to
get
it
without
being
admitted.
Such
drastic
measures
as
are
being
mentioned
at
Victoria
would
ride
a
whole
lot
better
if
the
public
was
satisfied
that
all
the
possible
measures
of
obviating
them
had
been
explored.
There
should
be
a
thorough
investigation
along
these
lines.
Microphones
are
numerous
For
Efficient
i
if
CAIKEDFOOOS
d
I
J
The
Tl"7?-
throughout
the
chamber.
Building
and
Remodt
MPs
do
not.
have
benches,
as
1
i
nit..,.
n,,t
o,v..li
)lru
ranwiBii.
i.r-u.e
i.
YOUR
dcrs
&
contra:
the
iisual
MP
style
by
pounding
their
hands
on
the
backs
of
the
benches
in
front.
effect
of
Mr.
Nehru's
speech
wns
to
"close
part
of
the
gap-
remaining
between
his
position
and
that
of
Pakistan.
j
feel
wood
Far
from
giving
his
critics
GREER
and
BRIDD
"The
lladio-riiuiii(;raiih
Comhinattan
of
the
Year"
Princf
Kuprrt,
t
l0.
Kx
731
I
GOT
A
SEAT
in
the
Jj-ont
;
nd
fm.
sa
lhal
lle
((0ts
!
row
of
the
Press
Gallery.
Just
ai
app
hls
own
worln
,a,.e:
rew
yards
from
me
sat
the
Prime
formu,ae
hS
owll
doorstep,
I
Minister's
daughter,
Indira.
She
,
tnp
jnt,ian
prtme
Minister
sem-j
looked
keenly
at
me,
and
I
'
1
Pft
to
me
to
do
precisely
that.
wwidered
"could
she
possibly
,
hpar(l
te
(,lplomals
talking
remember
me
among
all
the
as
hurried
into
their
cars.
I
other
hundreds
that
were
in-
,
mfLl,
,lf
lhm
U-oduced
to
her
at
Vancouver?
'
.
..,
,h
m
nu1,
KS.,p.,n.
Mr.
Nehru
moves
in
the
inter-
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
For
complete
morhnul
of
your
I
Huh
.SiM'id
pa.'oline
Knciiies,
,,
.see
Kiipei'l.
Motors
I.U1.
.
We
have
the
trained
mechan
THESE
FEATURES:
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national
field
precisely
as
dos
a
surgeon.
He
knows
exa'tly
what
he
is
doing,
and
he
itses
words
as
toots,
with
a
scientific
precision
that
is
a
treat
to
hear
and
watch.
t
i
ics
III
it!
sneiiallzeil
equtpnient
til
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
..
4-ir
Miss
Nehru
wore
a
circlet
of
white
flowers
In
her
hulr,
and
had
ou
a
pale
pink
sari
.
under
a
brown
coat.
She
wore
10
make-up
and
her
great
dark
eyes
looked
grave
as
she
followed
the
proceedings
resting
her
head
in
one
hand
as
her
father
spoke.
.
0O0
THERE
IS
ONE
striking
difference
between
the
Canadian
and
Indian
parliamentary
practises.
Here
in
India
each
day's
session
is
opened
by
a
solid
hour
of
questioning.
The
questions
are
all
printed
in
advance,
but
the
questioner
reads
his
query
Spare
PMS
CUTS
Hyaline,
sonihint
TV
i.
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t,
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,
J,
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anil
ei
uiioinleally.
Jirff
To
avoid
delay
Ibis
Mprlnu
when
M
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
y'i.
job
now.
b1
anhwi.ti
,
Or
(
hash's
Oifitmrnt
Model
sft-r.i
$249.50
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savi:s
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&
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flllDMC
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liting
quit
k
relief.
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A
feile
hume
deul
BD
IMC
tC
nwnl
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over
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yeais.
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lime
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mm
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DR.
CHASE'S
3.
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
Rupert
Motors
Limitl
aloud,
when
it
Is
answered
by'
the
Minister.
Most
of
the
questions
today
were
about
India's
food
shortage.
The
atmosphere
of
the
H6u.se
seemed
very
relaxed
and
Let
"REDDY'KILOWAU
Scripture
f-aiiatfe
for
Jodatj
"For
as
in
Adam
all
die,
even
so
in
Christ
shall
all
be
made
Cor.
15:22.
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keep
you
war
THE
HEART
No.
5
HEATER
OF
THE
7BT
Og
LI
CI0US....
Nummous..
live
and
easy.
At.
one
answer
the
chamber
roared
with
laughter.
0O0
MR.
NEHRU
began
Ids
speech
at
12
noon
ami
finished
Ht
12:30.
He
read
his
speech
from
beginning
to
end
and
hence
it
was
not
quite
as
gripping,
from
the
listeners'
standpoint,
say,
as
the
one
he
made
to
large
crowds
in
Canada
last
year.
For
about
15
minutes
he
dealt
Willi
the
broad
world
picture.
He
praised
the
work
.
of
the
Commonwealth
Conference,
but
sharply
criticized
the
U.S,-spon-sored
denunciation
hi
UN
of
Communist
China
as
an
aggressor.
He
said
this
had
made
it
Impossible
to
close
the
gap,
and
so
get
a
negotiated
peace
with
China
in
Korea
which
till
then
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Trince
Rupert
...
is
What
the
Welfare
Branch
tries
to
determine
ami
correct
for
those
who
need
the
services
of
this
branch.
In
all
(his
work,
trained
s.ieial
workers
strive
to
correct
the
linderlviiiK
raifes
if
the
ciiiiililiciii,,
and
thereby
help
to
solve
each
individual
problem.
In
this
way,
rehabilitation
is
hastened.
The
social
winkers
eo-operale
closely
with
iloct.irs,
teachers,
courts,
noliee
and
many
others
ti
treat
the
effects
of
detrimental
social
conditions.
Besides
these
services,
the
Welfare
Branch
also
provides
Social
Allowances,
Mothers'
Allowances,
nearly
half
of
old
ae
pension
benefits,
child
protection
from
neglect,
satisfactory
adoption
practices,
and
medical,
optical,
haspilal
and
drug
services
for
those
receiving
social
assistance.
All
these
services
are
available
to
every
citizen
in
B.C.
who
requires
them.
A
call
to
your
local
welfare
.office
will
bring
a
coiirlcoin
and
understanding
social
worker
to
help
yon.
,
THE
WELFARE
BRANCH
V..
W.
Griffith,
Ileputy
Minister
w
ALLACE
Pharm
HOURS:
WEEKDAYS:
9o.m.t0'
Hearth
Branch
Welfare
Branch
Hospital
Insurance
Servire
"WORKING
HAND-IN-HAND
TO
SERVE
YOU"
if.-.
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SUNDAYS:
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P"1
The
Department
of
Health
and
Welfare
HON.
DOUGLAS
TURNBULL,
Minister
teas-
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F.,r&
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STRKKT
AND
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