i
then
met
the
city
wage
commit
-'
sary
to
aont
i
tee.
with
the
conciliation
office.-
u
e.
p-,i,.,
y
oru
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
presiding,
and
reduced
their
de-
O
THE
oL
ETTERBCX
As
I
See
It
in.
5
.11111
.
MERE
Friday,
March
30.
1951
jimu.r'.
i
to
inly
the
amount
of
i
ineresu"
granted
to
the
Van-
m
To
improve
City
Parks
I
lioosevelt
Cairn
SiiirnunriiiiKS
To
Re
Beautified
$450(1
Asked
uy
Hoard
w.uvei'
rircmen
tin
yea.-
wh.cn
J.
C.
EWart
was
$:)
or
about
12.8
per
cent
D.
K.
U.Ewf'ti
mm
oi
our
saia
-y.
Pius
oilier
consideration
wnicii
would
amount,
to
about
two
per
cent.
This
of
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Htmber
or
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Euiior.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
1
-H
f'f
2
Elmore
NOW
i
fer
was
rejected
by
the
city
i
-ikemkn's
Hi.-.rrioN
Editor,
.
;
Daily
News,
Hepardlug
tlie
wane
iieKutiu-
j
tions
between
the
city
und
thi!
Plince
ltuptrt
fire
Fritters
A.i-j
.'.oriutl.'.n,
ye.st
-rday's
Dailyi
!
Scu.s
reports
Mu,or
O.
A.
Ru
J-
The
lollowliig
mnru:ng
v
carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
the
?
0n
Sleel
fi-emen's
negotlutlng
cr.nimltu
wj.uu;
ay
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
Stw-
inembe
and.
in
a
final
elfon
.
..
'
1AWA-A
derham
as
foil..:
"The
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rujiert.
ia:ted
Its
oiler
J
mm
eiRlit
to
t.n
"
"'"
"
-
commoditv
w
,
M
ronclus.ui,
iro-d
the
'wu
per
,,,t
I
-el
half-way
the
to
now
dM.iand
ol
U
per
vent.
.
.
,
The
l
,
r
concnw
w.
PJ
I
u
Kettle
fc
The
three-man
parks
board
Prince
Rupert's
first
will
try
-o
touch
the
city's
finances
lor
$4500,
they
decided
at,
la:.l
night's
meeting.
This
amount
was
given
as
an
"absolute
minimum"
if
ciiy
parks
"are
to
see
any
Improvement
in
the
future."
Imined.ute
expenditure
deemed
necessary'
by
the
Loan!
was
about
A'M)-balance
would
be
held
in
re
I
BANGALORE
VISIT
BANGALORE,
INDIA
I
I
came
to
this
relatively
(It
is
tlie
democratic
privilege
of
the
people
in
this
country
t
express
their
opinions
und
views
on
matters
which
concern
their
community
and
country.
Through
column,
a
new
leature
of
the
iJ.i!y
News,
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
L.
given
the
right
by
answering
u
direct
opportunity
to
exercise
LI
lis
(Miestioii.)
.
....
,
;
.
..ia
minim
uin
ut
12.7
ix-r
cent
on
Zn
..
,
ine
u
..
T
"ow''
11
This
compromise
offer
wos
of
steel
for
Swti
ri
also
rejected
by
the
city
so
the
trie
sluves,
'
wwj.
fiivnien
imaln
fviutid
it
m-c"--
etc.
cool
spot
in
Southern
India
to
see
an
old
friend
Konando
Rao
of
the
Ser-
Too
Valuable
to
Scrap
IF
we
are
to
get
the
work
of
this
country
done
and
I
especially
if
we
are
to
do
the
national
defence
job
now
necessary,
the
services
of
many
older
and
even
retired
people
will
be
required.
We
just
haven't
the
We
consider
tins
report
erroneous
and
definitely
misleading.
'I
he
li:
emeus
o.it;uiul
demand
was
11
wane
equal
tj
those
of
the
Vancouver
Eire
Department
which
w
iuld
u-nioiiir,
ivants
of
India
Society
.
SPECIAL
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
ti
QsP.st.loii
of
the
day:
SIMM
I
O
JAV-WAI.KINd
IN
i
itiNt
itrri
iiT
i.ic
jnoui,;
ond
PANTS
AT
REAL
TOP-NOTCH
VA'J
serve.
The
board
approved
hiring
a
supervisor
for
the
Gyro
swimming
pool
in
Mc.Clymont
iJa'k
for
the
summer
months
at
$(iini.
Extra
washrooms
will
be
installed
near
the
pool,at
estimated
cost
of
$800.
A
parks
supervisor
will
be
em
u
about
an
iiarrca
of
20
pe.-wilt.
The
city's
finM
offe
previous
to
our
application
far
n
u.oviueiul
caiicmanon
ol
t
n-i
r
Shop
Saturday
and
Monday
for
These
U
MFN'S
WEAR
was
eilil
per
cent.
Answers:
!
"
froreje,
the
rotul'ia!
;n
of
mks.
tmeodgrr
nm-son,
'
lMt'
v,a'1
This
is
one
of
the
most
remarkable
organizations
in
ail
the
world.
A
few
people
join
it,
such
as
men
and
women
join
the
Catholic
orders
in
our
lands.
That
is,
tliey
dedicate
their
whole
lives
to
the
service
of
the
order.
The
Servants
of
India
are
few
in
number
but
exlremely
poweiful
in
effect.
Unlike
their
Catholic
counterparts,
they
do
not
practise
celibacy.
Mr.
Rao,
ployed
tor
five
months
and
received
855
Firs:
Avenre
West:
"Yt-S,
I
eommiuee
miuiefv
-iun;
i
in,
applications
will
be
5
think
it
should
be
although
I
di
ariivai
turn
ooiam-u
it
new
m.
il
often
myself.
If
offeiule.'s
are
.""1''
"f
X'
W
"'"'
T'w
J1IV-rausiit
I
think
they
.should
t
'.
n",'
bantainini
committee
immediately.
Salary
is
to
li
negotiated
with
tne
Ikiar.l.
KOOSKVEI.T
PAKK
the
first
Iniii
...i
.ii.
im.e
hut
1
i-.ie
it's
lai-
At
an
estimated
cost
of
$i2iX)
lVI
U
a
warning
ami
i:nen
ui.t
.s.-eonu
lime.
,-.T-..
r.i,i.,hi
T
ti.tcit
il
hnii!
an
a
one-room
building.
1H
bv
instance,
is
married
to
!or
SI
ITS
All
wool
suits
in
plain
shades
of
hiuwii
und
blue.
Double-In
t-fcletl
styles.
Kecu'ar
to
$50.00.
Now
$J.S
1ROI
Si
ns
A
large
selection
of
dress,
si
iul-dress
and
work
trousers.
Iteal
Karcaius
$4.43
to
$12,511
DKLSS
SlllltTS
-
A
nice
selection
of
plain
v.lnf"
broadcloth
shirts.
Wonderful
value
from
$:.25
to
$l.r.
I'l.AID
SlllltTS
Pure
wool
plaid
.shuts
of
;ood
w.
Icht.
For
sciul-dicss
ai.d
vt)lk.
Reg.
$3.r0
Now
$!i.!5
BOYS'
WFAR
SWKATKItS
Hoys'
pullover
sweaters
111
assorted
(hades
and
sizes.
American
lady.
But
they
do
all
feet,
will
be
moved
to
Rouse-1
AKNOTX.
JONASlvN,
1
j,
JOj
he
.stopped
and
punished
by
a
their
work
with
a
minimum
of
veit
Park
to
be
made
into
liv-i
Eleventh
.
Avenue
L'ast:
'it
1
fine.
I'd
better
mend
my
ways."
expense,
and
live
on
a
mast
ing
quarters
and,
by
means
of
.should
be
stopped
I
guess.
I
AI.FItK")
S-;;
IIUI.TZ.
j'
r
!
s
e
.-modest
.scale.
'
partiiioits
at
one
end,
will
have
driv
a
bike
and
often
neariy
;
fit
reel
:
"ti
init'lit
be
ha.d
to
do
o0o
room
for
publii:
toilets.
I
HAD
NO
SOONER
reached
Applications
will
be
received
run
into
people
who
step
on
lnJ
,
l-rc,
miles
they
have
the
po-j
street
from
behind
ca
s.
And
I
i;-p
(,n
the
.slivel
lireliy
.l.e
i
t"
'.
would
like
to
ask
a
question:
I
and
have
a
lot
of
m!iis
on.
And!
my
liotel
room
than
a
telephone
!
by
Hie
board
from
those
oesir-
:
How
much
rlcht
has
a
b
ke
on
i
they
should
mark
the
nrepis
call
came
from
Mr.
Kao.
Would
manpou
er
in
Canada
today
or
in
sight
to
produce
as
much
as
we
need
if
we
retire
everyone
at
60
or
65.
Moreover,
only
a
very
small
percentage
of
these
older
citizens
in
these
times
of
rising
prices
can
afford
to
be
idle
even
if
that
were
their
desire.
Under
the
circumstances
the
Federal
Government
is
right
in
urging
private
employers
to
take
on
alder
men
and
women
wherever
possible.
But,
as
the
Ottawa
Citizen
points
out,
'the
Government
it-pelf
could
give
a
lead."
Instead
the
Government
spurns
the
services
of
these
people.
It
is
almost
impossible
for
a
person
even
as
young
as
45
to
get
a'
position
in
the
civil
service.
The
authorities
argue
that
employing
older
people
interferes
with
pension
plans.
So
it
does
with
those
of
private
companies.
Surely
pension
plans
can
be
rearranged,
either
to
make
special
provision
for
older
workers
joining
tfie
staff,
or
to
have
them
excluded
from
the
plan
entirely.
These
people,
in
a
great
many
cases,
have
a
real
contribution
to
offer
for
private
or
public
service.
.
,
Experience
and
accumulated
knowledge
make
them
more
fitted
to
bold
certain
jobs
than
younger
men
and
women.-
In
jobs
requiring
long
training
a,nd
long
memories
a
man
or
woman
at
(JO
or
65
is
Actually
more
valuable
than
when
20
years
younger.
To
eliminate
arbitrarily
all
older
workers
from
ing
the
one-room
accommodation
rent-free,
in
lieu
of
minor
supervision
duties
of
the
park.
Board
will
supply
light,
water
and
fuel,
and
will
give
permis
driver
knock
over
mv
bike
when
;
think
inv-walkiivr
-lifiu'd
r.ol
be
I
park
It
at
the
rtn'b?"
:
allowed."
MRS.
FLORENCE
SMITH,
(JUl
j
SHIRI.FY
SMITH.
2lf!
Ninlh
Fulton
Street:
"I
think
it
j
Avenue
Wes'
:,
"I
don't
kno
v,
)
should
be
prohibited
but
th
Ti!
I
would
be
pretty
hard
to
.'
to
)
it.
Special
tl.&u
to
S2.50
sion
to
tenant
for
oX-ralnin
of
AN
I
S
All
wool
and
gabardine
school
a
concession.
int.:.
Well
made
for
perfect
fit.
A
Outlet
valve
of
the
swimming
I
should
be
a
law,
to;i,
to
have
larue
varlrty
til
cho'ise
Inuil.
motorists
stop
al
intersccUoiv
pool
Is
to
be
repaired
at
a
i-uti
he-e
lj-.fause
of
th-
w:i"
ih"
streets
o
T
laid
out
Th.'ro
aren't
pinny
-defined
In'er-"'"--(
inns
where
most
of
the
traff
is
found."
of
$300.
Now
-
.
$2.75
in.l'F.
II:NIMS
ll
'avy
8-o-
blue
tUii-ims.
These
are
real
specials.
when
iJfUe.slriaiii
are
cros-siiTj.
'
MRS.
J.
F.
BUTLER.
445
S-rv-enth
Avenue
E.tst:
"Why,
I
do
it
"In
the
past
city
parks
have
I
like
to
go
to
tea,
and
to
hear
the
Chief
Minister
speak
on
the
world
outlook?
"Certainly."
Not
long
afterwards
I
found
myself
sitting
under
an
enormous
.shade
tree
where
it
was
as
cool
a.s
it
was
under
the
biggest
banyan
tree
in
the
world
which
I
had
ju.st
seen
in
Madras.
About
70
or
80
men
and
women
ate
cookies
and
drank
tea.
Then,
just
when
we
all
thought
ve
were
going
to
hear
the
Chief
Minister,
lie
sent
over
to
lite
and
asked:
Would
1
speak
in
h!s
place?
Probably
those
there
were
a
bit
disappointed
but
anyway
1
gladly
told
them
my
little
story:
How
some
of
us
in
Canada
progressively
become
worse,
said
Pat
Knrmau,
arguing
lor
the
estimates.
"Last
year
we
spent
under
$3(HHI.
it
wasn't
enough."
Wcie
S3.25
Now
$?.S5
Sf'lHHH.
IMKtTS
Stronidy
built
fur
lots
of
wear
Si
at
ureatly
reduced
priees.
COMFORTERS
Indies
Here
Is
a
uid
buy
in
fancy
satin
rovti
tjn
A
wltle
selection
at
prcat
savings.
V
Srttl
Aid.
tieorte
Casey,
chairman
of
the
board,
advued
the
com
mittee
to
go
.stow
in
spendiu;;
money,
of
which
they
had
so
little.
It
.should
not.
a.tk
h.
loo
much
beeau.s-
"you
won't
jj.
L
It."
thought
about
India
and
wiiy
hop
and
'ave
at
production
is
a
luxury
few
countries
can
afford
even
itve"
yet
we
did
noi
believe
thai
i
...
.r
i
ii
-i.
i.i
I
at
thud
world
war
was
utterly
inevitable
IhU
idvcrtlicment
il
not
publlihcu
or
displayed
by
the
llquo
Control
f
bMrd
or
by
Use
Gownmcnt
o
Bnthn
ColuabU.
"If
we
don't
ask
for
it.
we
won't
get
it,
that's
sure,"
.said
Art
Murray.
"We
have
everything
here
to
make
adequate
in
inn
mai
unit's,
ui'ciueuiy
ii
is
siiiinainiig
a
growing
country
like
Canada
cannot
afford
and
especially
cannot
afford
just.
now.
Granted
that,
two
great
blocs
were
now
rolling
towards
each
other;
and
granted
that
past
parks.
Olher
cities
have
tiiem.
history
shows
not
a
single
ca-sf
Why
shouldnt
we?"
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
And
if
t
lie
money
wasn't
available
for
park
Improvement,
"why
have
a
parks
board
ot
where
such
an
armament
rate,
such
as
is
now
on,
had
ended
in
anything
but
war.
But
there
was
also
a
new
factor
i-n
operation.
That
factor
was
that
there
was
not
a
.single
country
For
complete
oveiTmul
of
yout
Hir.li
f'.piitl
tlasnline
Kni;ine,
see
Ituix
rt
Mol.oi-s
l.tt.
l
'ive
the
trained
meehun-
on
earth
that
was
.sure
of
wtiat
its
own
people
would
do
In
event
of
another
jvorld
war.
India
was
a
miphty
base
from
which
might.
all?"
he
asked.
Beautifying
id'
Itoostvelt
Park
will
begin
with
immediate
lantlsraping
of
an
area
armiiitl
the
cairn,
eivrleil
by
the
rity
several
years
aso
in
honor
of
the
man
after
whom
the
park
was
nani.-d.
"Nothing
has
tern
done
there.
The
cairn
Ls
overgrown
and
the
whole
area
looks
shoddy."
Mr.
Me
t
iultzed
equipment
In
turn
this
wink
for
you
...
go
forth
a
new
kind
of
force
t
my
anil
ei-ontiulealiy.
which
would
halt
the
drive
to
Si
ward
war.
I
tried
to
make
the
point
To
avoltl
delay
t
his
sM
Ing
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
that
just
as
Gandhi
had
demon
Murray
said.
As
soon
as
po
strated
a
new
kind
of
foreeSibie
steps
should
be
taken
lor
against
which
the
more
familiar
landscap.ng
and
fencing
off
an
Rupert
Motors
Limitl
Kino
oi
pnystcai
iorce
was
oi
area
around
the
cairn."
RESERVIST
a!
no
avail,
so
in
the
international
The
cltv
engineer
will
be
i
-
-
:A
Legend
And
Moral
'l
N
an
editorial
appearing
in
the
January
issue
of
i
i"The
Butcier
Workman"
official
publication
of
the
Amalgamated
Meat
Cutters
ami
Butcher
Work-
men
of
North
America,
dealing
with
anti-Semetism
Ji
the
United
States,
the
following
legend
is
related:
I
!
"There
is
a
legend
that
came
out
of
Germany
Sri
the
dark
days
of
Jewish
persecution
under
Hitler.
A
pastor,
acting
on
Nazi
orders,
to
purge
the
Jews
ifrom
his
congregation,
said
from
the
pulpit,
'All
of
jyou
who
had
Jewish
fathers
will
please
leave
and
aiever
return.'
A
ft'W
worshippers
arose
and
slipped
jtilit.
;
;
"Then
the
pastor
said,
'Now
all
of
you
who
had
Jewish
mothers
please
go
and
do
not
return.'
Again
Ja'.few
of
the
worshippers
left.
Then
suddenly
all
Itliose
who
remained
turned
pale
because
they
saw
Itne
Christ
figure
on
the
cross
above
the
altar
loose
himself.
The
Savior
stepped
down
upon
the
altar
;and
vanished
from,
the
sanctuary."
;'
J
The
close
relationship
between
Christianity
and
JJlidaism
could
not
be
better
illustrated
than
by
this
iWgend.
lield
India
might
apply
the
same
..
avsked
to
draw
un
nlans
for
an
principle.
Any
wuy,
it
mieht
be
initial
.survey.
Money
lor
the
g
h
your
Own
Home
Town!
H
worth
trying.
work
will
come
from
the
park
As
the
particular
society
Wfis
fimrt
,p.s(.rve
of
whim
there
devoted
to
harmonising
differ
now
$5000,
Aid.
Casey
.said.
ft
,
rtc
f
i
ent
races
and
religions,
I
told
a
bit
of
our
experience
111
Canada.
I
quoted
Andre
Siegfried
that
in
Canada
what
we
had
achieved,
after
about
two
centuries
of
trying
to
get
the
French
C.
Merry
left
on
Wednesday's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
A
Vienna
specialist,
now
em
WASHER
ployed
wit
h
I
lie
Indian
Depart
and
Englbh
to
live
together,
was
"modus
Vivendi,
without
cor
ment
and
recently
here
from
the
Ha.elton
agency,
Dr.
L.
M.
diality."
But
I
said
thai
while
dee
ttte
TZeciuttaiy
Oieen
at
H.AA.C.S.
CHATHAM
PRINCE
RUPERT
(Wif
h
Pump
Control)
Marklru
returns
today
from
a
medical
patrol
in
the
Port
Simp
son
district.
Dr.
Ma-kin
is
a
neither
French
nor
English
really
relished
the
two-culture
nation,
we
disliked
it
a
little
less
witli
each
passing
year.
I
figured
that
in
another
20
years
or
.so
we
might
actually
achieve
"Vivendi
WITH
cordiality"
in
woman
surgeon
and
eye
specialist
with
the
department
at
Miller
Bay
.50
$164
crtnmre
l"
anane
lor
yoaait
stead
of
modus
Vivendi,
without.
I
find
tills
one:
Ahmedahad
to
Jaipur,
327
miles,
single
fare,
72
rupees.
At
4.45
rii)ees
to
the
"He
which
testifleth
these
things
saith,
Surely
I
come
quickly.
Amen.
Even
so,
come,
Uird
Jesus."
Rev.
22:20.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Canadian
dollar,
that
works
out
it.
o()o
A
HINDU
OPENED
THK
meet-
I
ing
with
a
prayer
and
a
Chris-
j
tian
missionary
closed
it.
I
figure
they
must
be
gluttons
for
punishment
in
these
parts,
for
find
Out
yu
Cam-
I
urn
ih
rr.iH
nf
iht
nd
R.iin
irMiitittg
tit
lul
iu
ytimx
tt
H
pri-fureU
f
trr
1
.tn.nlj
if
ei,
$iculd
tUr
iirt-ti
jtiHt
(nxin
st
winrr
unitt-t
during
ilit
syumtt
f
tiu
tn
i
Ii
Fdrn
irj
nwinry
ul
regular
Nivy
raifl
of
in
ymir
tJir
rtmr
(
tn.tin
rei
ri-jfion.
yiui
i
nmrii-iliip,
til
yuutitt
U
tut
d.l-lt
j
i-vtfiiMluliiii
$
at
a
pretty
reasonable
rate.
Bombay
to
Calcutta
is
03i
miles
and
costs
220
rux-e.s.
Northern
B.C.
Power
0
i
i
,
.
,H,TJ:
riimie
tUt
I'rlnce
Rupert
Kestrvt
training
is
important
training
and
ttquirts
wntle-heatttd
interest
and
effort
they
have
asked
me
to
speak
uti
the
world
scene
at
greater
length
again
this
very
arieriioon.
oOo
BANGALORE
IS
MORE
plainly
marked
by
evidences
of
British
influence
than
other
spots
I
have
visited
so
far.
For
instance,
in
dress.
In
Madras,
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
RAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
SAVE
FUEL-
Eoyal
Canadian
everybody
wears
as
few
clothes
as
possible
Get
More
Engine
J
;l,
II
MiMfwi'4'
fff
I
(RESERVE)
,Tlii!!
advertisement
is
not
puiillshea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tbe
Government
f
British
Columbia.
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MlDNKiHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
Here
I
noticed
that
all
the
men
at
the
meeting
yesterday
wore
European-style
Jackets.
I
am
shedding
garments
In
every
direction.
Have
Just
bought
myself
two
pairs
of
shorts.
Also
sorry,
family,
sorry
have
had
to
have
my
slacks
let
out
as
"closing
the
gap"
Is
becoming
as
big
a
problem
with
me
as
it
is
for
India.
oOo
PLANE
TRAVEL
IS
CHEAP
and
good
in
India.
They
run
their
lines
with
a
minimum
of
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
REMODELLING?
You
may
not
realize
It,
but
as
much
as
your
Eas
may
be
going
out
of
your
CarS)j()
1
UNBURN
ED
when
spark
plugs
need
a
v
'
ad
attendants
check,
clean,
re-gap
plugs
ns
needed,
while
you
wait.
Drivr
Write
or
Call
t
1TV
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
roon
P
909
!
expense.
They
give
you
the
im-l
nression
of
hfinff
rnsn.il
and
Superior
Auto
Service
J
ft
n
l
:
,ucw
Ym.K-
DEALtJ
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
YOUR
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
6rf
you
think
they
never
will
get
off
on
time.
But
they
do
and
their
safety
record
is
among
the
best
in
the
world.
Looking
up
mileages
equivalent,
say,
Toronto
to
Montreal,
L
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
Third
Avenue
at
Park
P.O.
Box
131
Prince
Rupert,
B.t;.