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Rupert
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News
and
also
see
to
i'
tht
cars
iiv.
not
park
on
the
sidewalks,
mak-.to
'f4
V
ing
it
Impossible
for
pedestrian,
sued
,hor'
!
'
to
get
by
and
leaving
big
V
SIDEWALKS
Tuesday.
March
27,
1951
Victoria
Report
:
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
As
I
See
It
1
.1
h
i.
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
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Prince
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and
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This
suberh
tea
wlty
more
jit
..;.
the
flavour
of
ev
Editor
Dailv
News:
Talking
about
sidewalks,
just
where
are
the
citizens
supposed
to
walk?
Some
parts
of
the
city
have
no
sign
of
sidewalks
whatever,
for
instance
Second
Avenue
from
Lindsay's
garage
to
Eleventh
Street.
In
the
spring
water
runs
down
there
like
a
small
creek.
In
winter
when
the
snow
grader
goes
up
the
roaj
it
piles
the
snow
en
the
side
.'1
the
road,
covering
up
the
faint
trail
which
is
suppoted
to
be
a
sidewalk.
!
'
By
JIM
NESBITT
Civil
Servants
Enraged
Old
Landmarks
Disappearing
VICTORIA.
The
rank
and
file
of
the
civil
service
is
seething
with
anger
because
the
govern-jment
has
given
more
money
to
some
deputy
ministers
and
to
the
judges,
at
the
same
time
ignoring
those
hi
.
a.
hunter,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
v
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
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Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
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Year,
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a
i
ii
r
'.
.-
a
MORE
ON
LANDLORDS
in
the
lower
brackets
HYDERBAD,
India.
Kr,
one
doubts
the
importance
1
'"8
torn
down
to
make
for
!
We
the
citirons,
would
be
In
an
earlier
article
I
!
of
the
deputies
and
the
work
they
;
a
parking
lot
for
government
em-
j
glad
Jf
thyjvould
remedy
this
Man
The
Unknown
do;
no
one
doubts
that
the
hard
ployees.
These
are
the
old
homes
,
chowed
the
desperate
na
the
city's
front
tioor.
Trve
lovers
are
afraid
the
government
will
of
David
Spencer,
his
sun
Chris
(
and
of
W.
G.
Cameron,
one-time
j
i
nrdpr
down
th
niaunifinont
ture
of
the
Nehru
government's
race
against
time.
Food
is
the
main
problem
in
India
now,
as
it
has
been
for
Victoria
alderman.
They
are
on
;
maples
thnt
now
glve
atmosphere
government
property,
across
i
to
th's
area.
frcm
the
War
Memorial
entrance
I
-
MEN'S
WEAB
centuries
past.
Directly
connected
with
that
is
farmland
working
justices
oi
the
Court
of
Appeal
and
the
Supreme
Court
should
receive
more
mney
in
these
days.
The
extra
pay
for
the
deputies
and
the
justices,
of
course,
is
2
mere
drop
in
the
bucket
only
about
$30,000
a
year.
On
the
other
hand,
a
15-percent
increase
for
the
8
000
civil
servants
would
cost
S2.
000
000
?.
year.
It's
a
small
matter
In
itself
giving
certain
people
more
money
but
it
leads
to
endless
trouble.
Ihe
Communists
sav:
"Shoot
WORK
SHIRTS-A
nice
variety
Cf
work
all
sizes
WORK
AXI
SFMI-PFFSS
rAXTsIAli;!e'
tailored
for
perfect
fit.
RPKCIAL
BLl'E
DENIMS-8-oz.
tripi,
tm
BOYS'
AND
CHILDREN
JW!
BOYS'
WIN'bBREAKERS
All
W(x,l,
fullziD,.r
A'l
sizes.
REAL
KPECIAL
(
llll
ItRKN'S
SWKATRRS-Ali
Wdot'nulkweri
."
iiharleH.
Sizes
22
to
2G.
REAL
BARGAIN'S
ji
the
landlords,
burn
their
property,
drive
them
out,
kill
them
if
you
can."
The
government
says:
"We
in-
the
government
saying
it
,
-'res
form
nrogram.
The
farmer
who
worried
about
inflation
yet
at
works
the
lands
will
have
no
to
the
Legislative
Building.
Tire
David
Spencer
home
was
built
in
1875
and
there
grew
up
the
13
children
5
sons
and
8
daughters
of
the
pioneer
merchant
who
built
a
great
business
from
a
modest
beginning.
In
1895
the
eldest
son
Chris,
built
an
11-room
home
next
door
and
took
his
bride
there.
They
lived
in
the
house
until
about
1910
when
Chris
was
sent
to
Vancouver
by
his
father
to
start
the
mainland
business
of
David
Spencer
Limited.
The
Cameron
hame
went
up
about
1882.
In
recent
years
the
three
have
been
rooming
houtts.
Eventually
the
government
hopes
to
put
up
a
museum
and
art
gallery
on
this
corner.
The
parking
lot
lis
bound
to
be
an
eyesore
in
so
prominent
a
past
of
the
same
time
encouraging
it.
There's
no
doubt
of
that.
It's
too
bad
there
isn't
r
bigger
deposition
which
could
go
through
tlie
$118,000,000
budget
and
pick
out
landlord
over
him.
He
will
pay
a
fair
percentage
of
his
crop
to
the
government,
and
he
can
retain
his
farm
for
his
whole
lifetime,
so
long
as
he
works
it
well."
I'IMKIIIIII!
ii
hop
and
1NPI
!!'
the
government's
extravagances.
ave
at
B
'
'
.
.
?5'u
"
They're
all
small
items
but
they
'
is,
to
date,
so
hedged
in
and
held
,
,J
...
.
,,,
Ask
your
tnvrtmnt
Dealer
Or
Broker
for
proipectut.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
back
by
difficulties
and
complications
that
it
Just
has
not
done
add
up.
Take
travelling
expenses
St
300.000
a
year,
and
growing
each
year
a
colossal
sum
for
a
he
job.
It
just
has
not
convinc
:,Z
Ce
with
a
comparatively
going
to
get
the
land
at
a
fair"
l'
,
tw
FISHER
At
EN...
price.
enrage
the
civil
servants
when,
at
tlre
same
tne
cant
pensatlon-20
times
the
annual
v
mnra
more
mrmotr
money.
The
The
imvprnmpn
government
if
?
EARL
RIVER
is
a
quiet
little
place,
about
20
'
miles
west
of
New
York.
A
young
fellow
was
valking
-along
there
the
other
day
shooting
at
:rows.
One
of
his
bullets
went
astray:
instead
of
hitting
the
crow
it
was
aimed
at,
it
hit
a
fireworks
'actory.
The
whole
place
went
up
with
a
blast
and
a
cloud
of
smoke
that
led
people
all
around
to
think
an
atomic
bomb
had
been
dropped.
What
did
they
do?
A
listener
to
lectures,
a
peruser
of
pamphlets,
might
suppose
that
they
all
ran
away
from
the
explosion.
The
fact-of
the
matter
as
any
real
student
of
human
nature,
especially
North
American
human
nature,
might
have
guessed
is
that
they
did
just
the
opposite.
They
ran,
drove
and
propelled
their
wheelchairs
toward
it.
Every
highway
leading
to
the
plant
was
jammed.
Civil
defense
officials
might
well
study
this
incident.
They
are
making
their
plans
on
the
assumption
that
when
Megalopolis
gets
bombs,
thousands
will
flock
out,
looking
for
safety.
They
should
also
consider
the
possibility
that
when
Megalopolis
gets
bombed,
thousands
will
flock
in,
looking
for
excitement.
The
traffic
jams
may
well
be
caused
by
people
entering,
not
leaving,
the
doomed
city.
Man
is
made
of
flesh
and
blood,
sure
enough.
But
in
with
the
flesh
and
blood
is
mixed
a
good
bit
of
rubber.
Knock
him
down,
and
he
bounces
right
up
again:
abolish
him,
and
he
comes
shambling
back.
Threaten
him
with
nameless
horrors,
and
he
expresses
a
lively
interest,
and
asks
how
much
it
will
cost
to
get
it,
and
is
it
all
right
to
bring
the
family.
The
kind
of
people
now
facing
atomic
demolition
are,
after
all,
the
kind
who
pay
out
good
money
for
automobiles
which
they
drive
at
75
miles
per
hour
on
roads
fit
for
half
that
speed."
Let
us
not
too
readily
assume
that
when
the
thing
happens,
an
invisible
hand
will
be
seen
writing,
"Mene,
mene,
tekel
upharsin."
What
is
as
likely
.
is
that
an
all
too
visible
hand
will
be
seen
collecting
admission
fees,
and
an
all
too
audible
voice
heard
crying,
"Popcorn,
peanuts,
soft
drinks
.
.
."
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail.
now
considering
their
case.
But
the
civil
servants
are
sore.
rent
on
the
farm
in
question,
plus
a
bonus
to
the
landlord
of
15
percent
is
just
too
much.
Urtwownr
mnnw
nf
tVio
nrnvtn.
delegation
from
the
B.C.
Ooverr
.,,;,,..
nn,
.a
ii
I
ment
Employ
?es'
Association
saw
for
complcu?
overhaul
of
you:
Hiifh
Rper'd
Gasoline
EngiitM,
seat
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
l-nve
the
trained
merhan-k-
a.i
so"Ciali7,ed
cquiprntnt
to
peUom
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
effl-.'
"".tly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
the
cabinet
the
other
day
and
raise
the
amount
of
money
iwed-!
usd
some
tough
language.
They
ed
to
complete
the
transfer
said
the
government
had
broken
quickly.
mi
oOo
How
faith
in
the
matter
of
cost-of-living
bonus.
A
brief
read
to
the
government
said:
"It
would
appear
the
employees
are
the
victims
of
their
own
good
faith.
It
is
the
mutual
desire
of
the
government
and
the
association
to
HERE
IN
HYDERABAD
THEY
will
show
you
spots
on
the
map
where
landlords
had
as
much
as
10,000
acres.
Other
authorities
will
ihow
you
the
Communist
Rupert
Motors
Lii
hot-spots.
YOU
are
immediately
ma,niairi
t.ho
envernment
service
struck
by
the
fact
that
where
effi-
at
near
optirnum
operating
lanuioruiMii
ims
leacnea
iiigneji,
Wo
wh
rvrnanX
that
BOXED
STATIONERY
INK
do
you
Capture
(and
hold)
a
husband?
the
striie
and
turmoil
peaks,
is!th.e
cftUens
of
the
p,ovlnce
are
V!0Jt'
.
.
:
entitled
to
the
best
in
govern-
t
Wise
statesmen
will
tell
you
,
ment
aftministraUon.
However,
that
Sheik
Abdullah
,
they
envy
h.
Association
ails
to
see
now
his
in
Kashmir.
Because
position
,
this
ran
a(,rnmnlishpd
in
the
WRITING
PADS
ENVELOPES
-
BALLPOINT
PENS
&
PENCILS
'
SCRICELFRS
Sheik
Abdullah
s
government
is
f,,
pf
th
contlnued
3XOctu,
not.
bound
the
Constltu-
yet
by
fr
th
tee
on
the
part
of
1
1
,f
in,dif
'
J"!,
Ca"
pr0Ceed
young
men
who
find
it
imoossiblp
with
land
distribution
on
a
corn-
f
t
uk
advantage
of
mon-sense
basis.
He
is
re-distr
1-j
he
ater
opportunllies
and
r,
butmg
:
tha
land
by
taking
It
muneraUon
t0
be
received
ln
pri.
away
from
those
with
vast
hold-
yate
mdustrv.
Unles,
something
mgs
and
giving
.1
on
most
liberal
u
done
f
tnese
employe.es,
the
terms
to
those
with
too
little
or
nm,moliii,i.tnT
none
at
all.
The
re-distribution
1
as
a
mere
training
ground
for
PrOCeSS
(j
-mr,lt,0
hofnra
thu
IpflVA
akes
place
BEFORE
the
argu-;
th
,prKvi,,p.
Th;
AsJ1riation
The
Better
Buy
lit.laArtW,.
maintains
this
o
be
a
poor
use
of
good
material."
'
Then
there's
the
cave
nf
thr
retired
civil
servants.
They've
been
after
the
Kovernment
fir
a
long
time
for
a
cost-of-living
bonus
but
so
far
have
had
no
luck.
ment
over
details
of
.
compensation.
Thj
exact
opposite
is
the
truth
in
India
proper.
And
the
delay
is
the
key
to
much
of
,
the
remaining
crisis
here.
oOo
HERE
IN
HYDERABAD
THE
progress
that
has
been
made
A
delegation
of
retired
employ-
since
union
with
India
re-
eessaw
tne
g0Vernment
the
other
uiai
&auic.
nil
uiiuusL
rvciy
utriu
of
government
and
social
wel
day
and
said
this:
"When
you
consider
that
the
superannuant'3
fare
they
have
made
great
visible
'.
rinNnr
trtHav
hnvc
nnlv
nhmit
nnp
strides.
Outside
the
for
ln-'h
-
city,
loo
,K
ho
.,,
,t
ctm.r.
Th5t
fin
dinit
Af
I
tompariiwi
jkow
jro
how.
Few
men
can
afford
an
extravagant
wins,
II
I
.
.
One
of
the
gloat
advantages
of
adver
I
Ittlp
mm
Sffvt
tiNing
is
hat
il
actually
saves
money
for
public.
It
creates
the
demand
that
makes
low
cost
mass
production
possible.
He'll
be
iatrrestcd
in
you
if
you
show
interest
in
him.
Advertising
works
lh
2
fsjft
akttt
him
same
way.
By
talking
in
terms
of
your
desires
it
awakens
your
interest
in
new
products
and
inventions
that
can
help
you.
.
.
as
if
w
needed
to
tell
you.
Of
course,
,
.
.
you'll
look
your
best.
Advertising
does
3.
a.
l
i
i
rf
row
tlf
fert
fommi
that,
too.
In
promoting
aood
heal
and
good
grooming,
advert.sing
has
actually
raise'l
our
living
standards.
Here
again
advertising
shows
ths)
wa.t
It
makes
possible
the
newspapers,
maga-
r..
awp
i
4
kmw
wnen
flng
M
lines
and
tadio
programs
you
enjoy
ao
'
much.
It
s
timely
and
educational
ia
itself.
Be
a
gi
od
team
worker.
That's
one
of
tht
great
strengih
of
advertising.
It
land
a
helping
h;.rjd.
especially
in
emergencies)
5
Wwk
With
him
r'
'P'
w
bonds,
recruit
nursea,
fight
inflation.
It
shows
U3
how
to
save,
how
to
pi
jtect
ouriit-lvcs
and
our
families
ho'v
to
improve
ourselves,
keep
well,
make
it
lust,
co
it
better.
mi
ce,
sianus
one
vast
en.p.y
;
did
wnen
th
contributed
chelr
health
whither
the
I
camp,
people
portlon
t0
the
superannuatlon
used
used
t.n
to
Ilep
when
the
nlajnip
;
-
r
I
iuna,
we
mmit
you
must
agree
raged
that
this
is
a
moderate
and
reas
In
nearby
Osmanla
University,
delightfully
cool
inside
its
granite
walls,
you
find
one
of
the
most
advanced
universities
in
th?
wo'ld.
onable
request."
Three
famous
landmarks
near
the
Legislative
Buildings
are
NOW!!
FRENCH
FI
AUTOMATICAL
with
o
$3495
"FRYSrB
Just
one
control
to
set
and
your
any
food
to
perfection.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Pw
bikes
than
any
other
citizens
In
"WEAK"
BACIC?
me
worm
(except
in
snangnau.
Many
say
they
set
"cold"
in
tin-
hack
Yet
the
people
are
desperately
or
the
kidney
ao
only!
That-!
vrttf
poor
here
and
many
may
liter
thousands
keep
Dr.
Chase
Kidney-Livef
Pills
always
on
hand.
For
thii
reliable
remedy
is
like
two
treatments
in
one
works
faster
to
relieve
painful
backache
due
to
faulty
kidneys.
Dr.
Chase
ally
starve
before
autumn.
On
this
background,
completion
of
land
reform
Is
surely
an
a
name
you
caa
depend
on.
51
urgent,
vital
necessity.
AB
APRIL
and
income
tax
month
comes
up,
it
may
be
interesting
to
reflect
on
the
inner
"
feelings
of
the
taxpayers
whose
patience
is
becoming
tried
with
many
annoyances
such
as
the
con-.
stantly
rising
cost
of
living,
the
hospital
insurance
premiums,
failure
to
get
things
done
and
a
general
sense
of
frustration
to
say
nothing
of
the
other
and
'even
larger
anxieties
which
fill
the
air
these
un--
certain
days.
Even
if
there
may
be
jolting
increases
in
the
;
income
taxes,
such
as
we
all
expect,
there
is
still
.
freedom,
prosperity,
justice
and
opportunity
for
the
?
most
of
people.
Looking
around
the
world,
the
most
:
of
folk
would
still
probably
jump
at
the
chance
to
pay
the
taxes
which
are
or
will
be
exacted
in
Canada
in
order
to
get
the
privileges
which
Canadians
still
enjoy.
And,
after
all,
much
of
our
taxes
are
going
for
defence
to
protect
ourselves
from
outlaws
at
home
or
conquerors
from
abroad
who
would
take
away
from
us
the
priceless
privileges
which
we
as
people
of
a
democratic
nation
possess.
A
lot
of
our
taxes
this
year
wall
go
towards
the
general
effort
of
organizing
a
common
defence
.
against
the
threat
of
totalitarian
aggression.
It
is
no
guarantee
of
peace
but,
if
it
succeeds,
millions
of
people
will
be
saved
both
from
the
creeping
inundation
of
tyranny
and
from
the
sudden
scourge
of
war.
It
may
only
buy
us
a
truce
and
a
chance
to
prove
by
peaceful
means
the
superiority
of
free
speech
and
free
enterprise.
Meantime,
if
we
don't
have
the
defences,
for
which
we
all
must
pay,
how
can
we
ourselves
enjoy
higher
standards
and
carry
those
standards
to
more
backward
peoples?
Looking
at
things
this
way,
Canadians
may
be
a
little
less
impatient
with
the
increased
taxes,
providing
always
that
they
are
fair
and
equitable
and
that
the
money
realized
is
efficiently
and
effectively
used,
realizing
that
they
may
be
instrumental
some
day
in
bringing
better
things
if
not
for
ourselves
for
those
who
come
after
us.
If
I
had
to
sum
up
my
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