Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Mens'
SuiM,
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As
I
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Friday,
April
6,
1951
.
jururaay
an(l
i,
'
M
for
these
i
APPRECIATE
CAPTAIN
ANOTHER
"DISGUSTED"
I
people
moved
in.
But
it
isn't
nil
the
landlords.
It's
Mr.
and
M.'.s.
;
Storekeeper
too.You
buy
a
levy
sacks
of
coal
but
mast
of
it
is
coal-dust.
The
whole
set-up
look
like
"get
all
you
can
while
the
going
Is
good
and
give
little
in
1
return."
j
I
have
travelled
a
lot
from
the
'Continue!
on
page
4)
f
34
h
1
Editor,
j
.
independent
daily
newspaper
aevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
j
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
I
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SUBSCRIPTION
HATES:
j
Editor,
Daily
News:
Through
your
columns,
I
would
Daily
News,
like
to
express
the
thanks
of;
I
hope
that
I
will
be
allowed
those
who
took
the
navigation
space
in
your
paper
so
that
I
course
this
past
winter,
to
Capt.
"'ay
be
able
to
bring
to
the
at-Wllliam
Koughan,
local
harbor
tention
of
Prince
Rupert
some
master.
Through
Capt.
Kuup.h-
of
'he
things
that
are
hard
to
an's
diligence,
hard
work
and
put
up
with.
In
a
recent
issue
unfailing
good
humor,
the
class
of
vour
PaPer
someone
had
a
arrived
at
a
very
successful
con-
lter
Signed
'
Disgusted.-
This
elusion,
much
more
so
I
c;m
as-.party
was
right
about
the
com-urevou,
than
me,
the
candidates.
Plat
of
nigh
rents.
I
have
also
had
ever
honed
for
seen
iteias
where
certain
writers
JUST
ARRIVED!
"x-vjuins.
MEN'S
WEAR
GAItARDINE
RAINCOATS,
fully
lined.
Tailored
to
fit
in.
all
the
..
latest
styles
ilegular
$32.00
Now
$25.(M
"j,.
M'Otil.
Sl'ITS.
double-breasted,
all
ijif.
wool
suits.
These
are
real
buys,
i
t
Regular
$49.50
Special
....
S35.(i(i
1
:?$
TKOl'SFItS,
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
f
j
Tweeds
etc.
Fine
materials,
ex-
pertly
tailored.
i.'
(
Now
frnm
$C.C0
tu
$12,011
pr.
,
"'
''
DRFSS
SHIRTS,
fine
broadcloth
in
j
white
and
;rey.
AM
sizes.
Regular
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of
Canadian
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of
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Newspaper
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Editor.
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O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
v
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Week,
20c;
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Month,
75c;
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Year,
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Mail.
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Month,
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Year.
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
The
Wheat
Argument
MEETS
SHEIKH
3AIIIH
F
Y
0
J
I
s
JAMMU,
Kashmir.
j
Eome
of
us
had
fol'.cw-t?
th
thought
that
the
rents
were
Rfli
rnr
-
-nn
timp
nm
::
n.v
mti
wiivj
I
t
s
As
you
fly
north
over
the
1
pays
rent
at
$30
per
month
surprising
and.
at
some
times.
Pllll
i-iK
tm.i
U51,
"U,
I
niMl...
disfnnrertini
in
finrl
mil.
Mipply
lH.S
OWil
light
and
l'Ui-1?
wcial
$3.85
'mi.'
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i
s
TV
7
how
httfe
we
kn
about
the
he
or
.she
have
a
,,
,11
mucll
like
W
Western
t
;U
rudiments
of
navigation.
To
those
room
with
only
one
window
and
adaitis"
jfollowitiR
the
sea,
and
who
have
lni
whitlow
riM
lose
to
never
taken
a
naviu.it.loii
rn-n-se.
another
hull.lins,
.w
that
yon
STORK
SHOPPE
THF
mat
unpessinn
deepens
wlwi
s.ru,
n,,,.
i.w
ink.mr
have
U.
have
the
Uhl.-i
all
Hie
of
such
a
course,
p..rticular!y
Muyl"'
11
"tl
writer
is
a
when
being
In
the
position
of
se-
landlord
who
too
Ls
mil,
tor
ail
curing
the
services
of
such
an
''''
('a"
R''au-able
instructor
In
the
nerann
.if;
Mv
wlt"
a"(i
1
livP
in
al1
Pri-our
local
harbor
master
Capt.
lWil
h"liW
Ulul
u
concU-iiuif
l
"Bill"
Kouhan.
al"'
V'1
''"""'"-ly
Is
allowed
BOYS'
WEAR
Pants,
Shoes,
Sweaters,
Shirts
ami
Winillireakers
al
real
bargain
prices.
Al.l.
WOOL
I'AXTS,
Hiys'
pants
nicely
tailored
of
pine
wool.
All
..i.cs.
SM'i
i:il
$3.25
to
$1.50
SCHOOL
I'ANTS,
linrOwi-urliir;
sclionl
pants
In
all
sizes.
Niw
$2.75
l
$3.10
IW.I
K
OI
A'IMS,
Heavy
8
m.
Dcnlnis
Now
at
per
pr.
$2.35
tu
$3.1111
you
land
at
Amrllsar.
For,
while
the
mid-morning
March
temperature
is
more
like
a
May
dav
in
Alberta,
i'nc
land
looks
much
the
same.
But
I
cannot
stop
just
yet,
at
Amr.tsar,
fo.-
I
am
on
m
way
to
Kashmir
to
keep
a
date
with
the
Prune
Minister
ShelKli
3
OITDOOH
PLASTIC
SHINS
Wauled-A
n
)reKei,utUve
to
hun-illp
mir
Hi'cUie
outiloor
Mt:ns.
I'l't-tt-rciMV
will
Im-
i;lveu
to
un
I'sl.ablt
.lied
kIkii
1
'nujiuiy
mil.
In
inc
imoii
.sii'ii
lu:,ineK;i.
AildreN;
nil
ciirreNpondenee
u:
ChAXMM
I'ltlllM
ITS
I
III.
Ilii
I'rilH-tsi
SI..
Wllllilpi'lv.
Mali
(Hl'lH
io
enarge
just
uijoul
wnut
.
-lie
"GRATEFUL'
iikes.
Nothing
is
done
towar
ls
Mchammed
Abdullah.
tiVe
military
he
uiivv
cleaning
the
wulls
and
they
are
tillliy.
Yes,
I
most
certainly
i!u
W
land
at
Jammu,
the
winter
i
holds.
"Onoe
bitten
twice
r.hy
j
capital
of
Kashmir,
and
a
tall
grave-faeed,
slim,
blue-turban-
believe
that
Prince
Rupert
1-.
made
up
of
greedy
money
grabbers
from,
the
working
peop.'e.
It's
been
u
lung
time
since
this
his
motto.
How
does
Ku'lmiii'
kn
w
Ilia!
tribesmen
r
even
the
P:iki
.1:
ed
officer
drives
me
to
tlui
gov
hop
and
ernment
guest
hou.se.
'I
here
is
one
other
guest,
a
army
would
not
again
sweep
in
'
has
seen
a
much
money
'ave
at
especially
since
tile
CYIIiilo.,e
young
American
lady
tourist,
Call
363
Kit
nrnm
...
Planning
EuilJing
or
Repoiring
oOo
THE
PRIME
MW3TF1
Kashmir
is
now
45
yea.
s
old.
t
ill
keen.
Without
lib.
lu.'
Kx'
.mm
hat
he
looks
like
a
typical
Ann
r-kau
business
man.
H
;
wear.i
a
tiny
wisp
of
a
black
mousta
A
FEDERAL
TREASURY
grant
of
$05,000,000
to
western
wheat
growers
has
provided
the
major
political
storm
of
the
current
parliamentary
session
a
storm
that
may
erupt
again
and
again.
It
was
voted
on
the
day
Parliament
adjourned
for
the
Easter
holiday
March
21
after
an
unprecedented
Senate
attempt
to
kill
it
was
beaten
hack
in
that
chamber.
The
debate
in
both
chambers
added
more
than
200,000
words
to
Hansard
records,
brought
demands
-that
Agriculture
Minister
Gardiner
should
resign,
and
claims
that
he
had
implied
a
breach
of
faith
by
the.
United
Kingdom
government.
The
grant
makes
possible
an
8.3-cents-a-bushel
final
payment
to
the
growers
for
wheat
they
delivered
into
a
five-year
wheat
pool
which
the
government
3et
up
in
1946
to
fulfil
the
four-year
Anglo-Canadian
wheat
agreement.
This
"agreement
began
operating
with
the
1940-47
crop
year.
Opponents
of
the
vote
claimed
the
wheat
growers
were
getting
preferential
treatment
at
the
expense
of
all
the
taxpayers.
Critics
of
the
vote,
mainly
representing
wheat
areas,
claimed
it
was
not
nearly
enough.
Government
supporters
retorted
that
if
all
the
various
forms
of
aid
to
Canadiafi
primary
industries
were
taken
into
consideration
this
final
settlement
would
not
be
out
of
proportion,
that
it
was
fair
from
both
angles.
,
The
four-year
agreement
with
the
United
Kingdom,
with
the
government's
five-year
pooling
plan
for
stabilizing:
wheat
export
prices
through
operations
Of
the
Canadian
Wheat
Board,
made
up
such
a
complicated
situation
that
it
was
difficult
to
weigh
and
balance
the
various
charges
and
countercharges
at
Ottawa,
let
alone
here
at
Prince
Rupert
REMODELLING?
Menstrual
Pains...use
PARADOL
!He
i1,
a
man
who
knews
what
he
lis
doing.
He
was
eight
lime--
in
!
jail
but
in
jail
and
In
puhlli
'
'office
he
hajt
stood
for
exaci.lv!
fci-
i
M
I
rn-H
J
determined
to
get
to
Srinagai.
But
the
planes
have
been
held
up
for
several
days
by
the
heavy
snow.
I
alma'.t
have
to
pinch
myself,
in
the
eool
air
here,
to
remember
that
only
a
week
a?o
I
was
literally
boiling
in
B;mi-:-a.y.
ofto
YOU
NEED
TWO
Blanket
to
sleep
here
In
Jammu,
but
th?
sun
is
warm,
even
In
the
early
morning.
Sham
at
1C
I
urn
urhered
in
to
see
"Sheikh
Sahl'j,"
as
everybody
calls
him
here.
The
Prime
Minister's
official
home,
looks
out
over
the
Tawt
River,
and
the
ripple
of
the
ru'hln
water.
I
the
same
things.
He
hus
avtual
!
delivered
-not
just
t
liked.
E
liave
Just
received
our
iiew
w
.
hipmciil,
of
,YOUR
UUILDERS
AND
CGhJlRACuV
Greer
&
Bridden
Li
I
My
own
impre
ion
rf
"Kin
ir.M
i
Sahib"
is
thit
he
1
sir
w
.
ImM
I
I,
personally,
w'-nld
sire'v
a-'
cept
his
wo,'d
on
a
plebi;:'ite
face
valu.
I
If
the
UN
really
wants
a
1
1
h-lscite
on
Ka'hmlr
thev
rnn
i'
no
better
than
to
follow
the
gen
..l.
r.,,1
I
'
,1
1.,
l.i,-,,
r-o.
K
i:ti
frnup
Itjpi-tl,
111
ROSE
BUSHES
Dnn't
forget
to
see
nur
complete
lines
of
CARDFN
SLTD3
Prince
Rupert
Florists
rhone
777,
300
3rd
W.
llo:
OK,
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I
IMITI
I)
liiiilibrs
h
Coiitraclnrn
gives
an
air
of
peace
anil
cheer-
H'
..
','
'
,,,',,,.,'
fulness
to
the
place.
iiiayuvr
nun
nut:-
ni'iun
u
;
Othprwi.se.
t
lie
rnne;
they
for
I
have
met
the
Sheikh
briefly
two
or
three
times
before
in
get
the
whole
tusine.ss
thp
h-
for
TTV.T-
nrt
nlnii
f
iv
o
n
if."ii
'
r-S
GARDEN
TOOl
Delhi
but
we
deliberately
ar-
mn&
,CQ1ld
be
lf
nw
m0P
re-ranged
the
interview
here
1
Fistly,
I
wanted
to
hear
all
sid
:s
,
r.
r
.
"
"
"
"
"
of
the
Kashmir
question
befo
e
coming
here
and
to
'tudy
the
documents.
Secondly,
things
al
Garden
ii
Broomrc!
.f,
1;
ways
look
different
when
yc
i
if
where
our
interest
in
agricultural
problems
wheat
;are
uiscumg
them
on
than
they
do
from
far
the
sp
it
away.
Take
ipit
flm
Mi&i
mm
&b
Am
I
oOo
i
1
THE
SHFIKH
TCLD
ME
THAT
the
plans
for
Kashmir'1!
Constituent
Assembly
a:'e
going
ahoad
fine.
He
expects
the
elcUtni
ti
lake
nlace
in
lat
Jur
o"
earlv
Rakes
July,
1351.
There
will,
he
reret
,
be
no
elected
representative
from
that
part
of
Kashmi;'
which
K
held
by
the
Pnklr.'fi
Spades
Fertilizers
Insecticides
armv.
(Abrut
one-quarter
the
population!
I'he
legal
power
to
rule
Kash
cu
least
is
ihuw
eci.
The
net
result
is
that
with
the
8.3-cent
payment
the
growers
will
finally
have
received
approximately
$1.83
for
each
of
the
1,435,955,510
bustnls
of
wheat
delivered
and
sold
during
the
poolm.tr
period.
During
that
period
there
were
times
when
the
world
nrice
was
much
higher.
Had
the
situation
been
reversed,
however,
and
the
bottom
had
fallen
out
of
the
world
wheat
market,
the
Canadian
grower
wonM
have
been
protected
by
a
guaranteed
floor
price.
Though
actually
set
up
in
1940
the
pool
was
made
retroactive
to
the
summer
of
1915.
This
was
because
19-15-46
production
was
needed
to
fill
British
requirements
in
the
first
year
of
the
contract
1946-47.
The
pool,
and
the
contract,
both
expired
July
SI
last
year.
mir
and
Jammu
?tlll
rents
with
GORDON
&
ANDERS
the
Maha-ajah.
But
In
all
the
events
of
the
past
few
years
nobody
In
Kashmir
and
Jnmmu
t
v'
',
I
,
"A
i
I
!
fi
k
j
4
(not
evjii
the
Maharajah)
hns
contested
the
princinle
that
"ail
power
derives
from
the
neople."
Thus,
even
when
the
Malniratuh
"acceded"
on
a
Prn'ted
b"Hls
1
1
India,
he
did
si
with
the
clearlv-exprersed
oondltion
tl"
n
I.
fie
neoole
them
.elv""
"ti-"'rt
y"i"
the
final
say
as
to
their
pe'lt-ical
destiny.
:
OftO
K'
,-1?
i
SPOTTED
FROM
AIR
.
j
)
OUR
TALK
LASTED
55
MIN
(ROSE
TOWN,
Sa.sk.
CP)
tjtfs
and
w
covered
a
lot
of
Homer
Merritt
and
Gordon
Sea
Cadets
Now
being
reorganized
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Navy
League
of
Cair
Those
interested
apply
to
H.M.C.S.
"Chatham"
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Aqe
limit
14-1
B
ycnr5
ANIMAL
RARITY
CORNWALL,
Cnt.
(CP)-A
big
black
squirrel,
considered
a
rarity
tn
eastern
Ontario,
was
cautrht
recently
nea-:
Williams-town.
The
animal
was
cantured
on
tre
farm
cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alme
Richer
by
their
two
sons.
Jr
,
7
r
S
4
'
-i
Wickett,
hunting
coyotes
by
alrplanei,
reported
sighting
a
herd
of
125
antelope
south
of
McGee
and
47
mule
deer
In
the
Harris
bushland
near
here.
.
t
x
1
(
'
i
A
1
ground.
I
shall
discuss
general
government
and
esp?ciai;y
Kashmir's
land
reform
program
which
is
the
most
advanced
in
all
India-in
later
articles.
Here
I
want
to
sum
up
what
Abdullah,
the
"Lion
of
Kashmir,"
told
me
about
the
dlspuU'
now
before
the
UN.
First,
he
says,
the
Pakistan
forces
must
withdraw
from
the
areas
their
armies
seized.
Then
(J-
-
'
i
4
'i.
St
w'81
)
the
refugees,
driven
out
from
Northern
B.C.
Power
C
thei;-
homes,
must
be
rcstoml
and
rehabilitated.
Then
and
-"s
""X
"
J
i,-..
aftlteieaio-
.imt-utf
f
tn
I
,
'4
only
then
the
Kashmir-and-
Prim
..
Rupert
''s
WATER
tells
the
truth
about..,
WHISKY
Jammu
government
aprees
to
The
"sure-fire"
gunners
of
the
the
actual
hokliii"
of
a
UN
p!eh-
Does
Your
Car
Have
Spring
iselle
for
the
entire
area.
But
he
and
the
other
cabinet
ministers
are
quite
as
insistent
as
anybody
in
Pakistan
that
the
whole
stal
must
eo
ti
Pakistan
or
slay
with
India.
oOo
SHEIKH
ABnUlLAir
SEEMS
sln??reiv
confident
that
t,he
matortty
of
the
people
of
the
ctnu
would
vote
to
slay
with
India.
But
he
is
emrhatic
that
the
whole
pnvernment
of
the
whole
tate
will
lovally
8"eent
the
verdict.
"If
(hew
vote
to
po
with
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