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It
As
i
OTTAWA
J
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-Tuesday,
March
9.
By
'Norman
M.
MacLeod
by
M
In
Jepvndent
dally
newpi
per
devoted
to
ttie.upbulldtnR
of
Prince
Ruprt
ancf
Mthern
acid
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Oailv
New..
LlmitKt.
,
J.
F,
UAUOa,
President
H.
G.
PEKKY.
Vlcc-Prsldnt
Koine
oiks
in
these
parts
"IS,
it
dw,
i
-
'
?
I
more
'
'
.
r
Subacrlp'.lon
Iiatea:
y
canter
Per
week,
25c;
per
month,
11.00;
per
year,
10
00.
but
not
really
many
are
naive
j
enough
to
be
wonderinK
what
tho
effect
will
be
on
Hon.
George
Urew's
status
of
next
week's
eonciave
here
of
'V
Progressive
Conservative
Association
of
Jy
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
a8
00.
that
may
"bxl
bcrs
f
PMimZ";
brusi"
uiw.i
4-'
,
.
tutoorlzec
as
second
class
mall
by
Uie
Pnet
OfTW
IVpartment,
Ottawa,
I
j
Three
H's
Plus?
Already
the
indication,
arc
!
taken
on
any
"
prettv
clear
that
such
Individ-!
a7
members
oHh'
uals
should
spare
themselves
any
!
must
just
sit
J
(infl
fill
KiKtti'nco
EYr
nnlkl...
..
nctt
THIS
IS
Education
Week,
a
n
d
education
ttoinii
to
naunen
at
next
uei
i'
'
nisairomvai
I
was
never
so
'
much
the
meeting
that
will
have
any
c-i-
j
ift:i
ui.ii
mm.
mr.
urew
s
post-1
"Jviouly
h.
.Ul
lion,
uniess
to
strengthen
his
Klip
on
the
leadership
which
it
"
'aces
lmf
ik
lutinn
rum
,,''
'
is
now
apparent
he
is
determin-'The
advance
prJ
:
ed
not
lo
resign.
,
ithe
malcnntenu
?
S
i
taht-
I
The
plain
reason
nothing
isj
e
hole
afUr
I
going
.
to
hannen
lo
Hon
!tu'n
out
to
h.
i..
-
-t.'.-t
jGeorge's
detriment
lies
in
th-i"
11
,dnes.
'hf
hsi
j
fact
that
next
week's
meeting
:
r()nfin,'Q-urihi,iJ,:
;
Lsift
in
any
sewse
a
gathering
i
Parly
to
the
'of
the
PruHressivc
Conservative
,cl
nMioi
j
rank-and-file.
It
Is
rather
aj
Chateau
LawiMr.
f
meeting
of
the
party
"bra;-('
i
',uft'cient
10
sw;
;
from
the
different
provinces.
In!wn0
'
prc-a
SiiadjCS
OF
SPACEMEN
and
flying
saucers!
R
sembling
a
four-wheeled
aiant
from
a
science-fiction
thriller,
the
new
Mercedes
racing
car
has
just
been
completed
at
the
Dallmer
Benz
car
factory
in
Stuttgart,
Germany.
Due
to
make
its
debut
in
this
season's
Nuerburgring
races,
theMerccdes'
technical
data
has
not
yet
be
m
disclosed.
This
is
the
front
end
of
the
car,
with
the
shield
(middle
of
can
protecting
the
small
cockpit.
l
;
'
centre
of
controversy
as;
j
right
now.
j
!
The
critics
tell
us
nnd
how
right
they
are
that
our
school!
i
products
can't
spell,
or
add,
asj
;
well
as
their
grandparents!
i
could!
i
!
I
notice
the
comparison
is
al-1
ways
to
the
grandparents,
and
not
to
the
parents,
for
fear
the
j
youngsters
might
snap
back:
j
i
"How
come.
Dad,
you
can't:
:
add
or
spell
yourself?"
But
granted
that
the
young-;
stert
are
far
from
perfect
on
the
three
r's,
whose
is
the
fault?
'
The
whole
trend
of
thiscoun-;
liy
has
been
to
push
over
on
the
school
more
and
more
of
ithe
responsibilities
which
used
to
be
borne
by
the
parents,
not
;
to
mention
the
church
and;
Sunday
school.
Moreover,
In
this
i
I
I
age
of
diziiy
speed
the
youn-1
I
i.sters
have
far
too
much
to
do.;
;
oin-r
woras,
u
is
a
meeting
ofi
in
oner,
mxtr,
the
Federal
Progressive
Conser-:
I'f'ks
like
anoint
vatlve
machine.
And
Hon.
Mr.
:
ma'
hine
politics
fa
Ln
w
still
has
effective
control
!
vutive
high
-r
,
CAPITAL
COMMENTS
A.
BRUCE
BROWN,
MLA.
Prince
Rupert
Humbler
clr-mmt,!
It
was
indicated
in
the
Throne
preparation
fot
hard-surfacing,
;
cvt'r
,ne
pji'ty
ut
the
machine
livel
nave
trie
undo,:
i
the
Terracc-Kitiiaat
road,
the
To
make
It
plain
thit
th
com-
'"B
inai
m-y
tA
I
thank
the
Daily
News
for
'.
the
opportunity
of
submitting
this
as
the
first
of
three
articles
which
I
propose
to
write
during
the
course
of
the
current
session.
The
vork
of
the
Legislature
at
this
session
lends
itself
to
be
dealt
with
under
three
headings:
Speech
that
amendments
will
be
made
to
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
and
the
l.C.
&
A.
Act.
Organized
labor
has
been
pressing
the
government
to
bring
in
these
bills
at
an
early
date
so
as
to
give
them
a
chance
of
inrr
meeting
isn't
goin;;
tu
b?
:
triumphs
of
the
R
any
gra.ss-r(K)ls
alfair,
jrmilS-
that
wh:it
thi-y
,,
and-file
Conservatives
have
h
id
j
al
the
polls
n",
their
status
at
it-if
they
choo
v.
!
manipulation
m
to
attendcarefully
spoiled
ou:..
1
hierarchy's
bold
a
Thi-y
have
been
told
thit
ai.vi'.
-7
r
Cuns
rvative
supporter
w
h
o
'
rV
Uoily
Ut
Prince
Ocorge-MacBride
road,
the
Metlakalla
enfranchisement,
as
well
as
hospital
Insurance,
workmen's
c
o
m
p
e
n
sation
for
fishermen,
school
finance,
rent
control
and
a
reduction
in
the
annual
motor-vehicle
licence'
fee
rather
than
the
registration
fee
which
i.s
paid
only
once.
I
will
I
Everybody
goes
too
many
places,
i
too
fast
and
too
often.
Every-
j
Throne
Speech
debate;
Budget
debate;
.and
Legislation..
studying
them
before
they
arc
The
Throne
Speech
was
read
debated,
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Clar-:
I
spoke
at
length
in
the
Throne
body
is
rushing
hellbent,
to
get
some
place
where
he
or
she
does
not
particularly
want
to
be
pursue
tnese
items
at
greater
enc.e
Wallace
on
the
day
of
open-
Speech
debate
on
various
items
;
length
during
the
debate
on
the
Fred
E,
lit
optcmet;
Ke
address:
!mi-
cures
to
am
na
may
do
so,
upon
paymint
of
his
dollar
fee
tu
U-come
a
member
of
the
Frdeivl
a..ociuOon.
But
they
have
hid
it
emphasized
that,
while
payment
of
the
association
lee
confers
the
right
to
attend
and
(
ven
take
part
in
the
diseu'
-
I
when
they
do
arrive.
.
The
youngsters
naturally
t'.tke
Ion
the
temper
and
tempo
of
!
society
as
a
whole.
Out
on
the
Iiir,
February
16.
It
is.
of
course,
of
interest
to
Prince
Rupert
budget.
prepared
by
the
government
and
district,
including
an
outpost
j
With
the
budget
brought
down
its
main
purpose
is
to
give
an
hospital
at
Massett,
the
estab-i
yesterday,
it
is
expected
that
the
Keeping
BCHIS
Alive
ALTHOUGH
the
B.C.
government
had
little
choice
but
to
scrap
its
system
of
premiums
for
'SCHIS,
its
new
course
of
action
is
lined
with
lander
signs
which
will
need
careful
attention.
The
jump
from
voluntary
premiums
to
a
point
vhere
every
B.C.
resident
and
perhaps
thousands
if
visitors
hesides
becomes
eligible
for
low-cost
lospital
accommodation
is
an
extremely
abrupt
one.
Hospitals
already
jammed
to
capacity
may
sud-lenly
find
their
problem
very
much
worse.
While
ioctors
will
steer
away
the
hypochondriacs
who
discover
new
ailments
as
the
five
per
cent
sales
tax
oes
into
effect,
there
will
be
many
others
with
'a
egitimate,
if
not
particularly
pressing,
claim
for
lospital
attention
who
will
wish
to
take
advantage
if
the
bargain
while
it
lasts.
Should
they
fail
to
get
airly
quick
action,
the.
popular
appeal
of
this
latest
!('HIS
move
may
give
way
to
public
disillusionment
nd
complaint.
Another
potential
difficulty
lies
in
the
effect
of
'he
increased
sales
tax
on
retail
merchants.
If
this
ane
group
must
take
a
licking
in
order
that
provincial
hospital
insurance
be
continued,
then
the
scheme
is
not
the
equitable
social
measure
it
is
supposed
to
be
and
should
be
altered.
On
the
basis
of
reports
that
the
sales
tax
was
to
be
increased,
the
B.C.
branch
of
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association
of
Canada
conducted
a
survey
which
showed
87
per
cent
of
retailers
opposed
to
the
plan.
Although
Premier
Bennett
has
given
assuiy
ances
that
their
businesses
will
not
be
hurt,
it
is
not
a
matter
on
which
predictions
can
be
easily
made.
As
the
retailers
remarked
in
their
brief
to
the
Premier:
"Experience
during
and
after
the
war
with
heavy
taxes
on
luxury
goods
clearly
demonstrated
to
retailers
the
reduction
of
trade
which
results
from
the
application
of
direct
taxes."
Still
a
third
danger
is
that
the
tax
will
impose
a
hardship
on
young
people
who
are
heavy
purchasers
of
building
materials
and
durable
goods
in
the
process
of
setting
up
their
homes.
On
the
credit
side,
the
government
deserves
recognition
for
taking
a
bold
.step
to
keep
BCHIS
alive.
Too
much
money
and
sweat
has
been
expended
to
let
it
perish
without
at
least
another
try.
Possibly
fears
about
the
plan
will
prove
unfounded,
and
certainly
it
can
be
said
that
most
who
are
paying
premiums
now
will
find
the
new
scheme
less
expensive.
Moreover,
administration
costs
will
be
reduced
and
revenue
increased.
In
these
circumstances,
it
is
fairer
to
wait
and
see
than
to
condemn.
Our
guess
is
that,
despite
its
apparent
drawbacks,
the
plan
has
a
pretty
good
chance
of
success.
Coast
I
thought
it
was
only
our
j
Indication
of
the
1
youngsters
who
went
to
several
government
for
policy
of
the
lishment
of
a
liquor
store
on
budget
debate
may
last
from
two
the
coming'
'he
yueen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
three
weeks.
Ihe
construction
of
a
road'
At
the
cdnclusion
of
the
bud-
parties
on
the
same
rfight.
But
vejr
Each
member
of
the
Leeisla-i
from
Masset
to
Port
Clements,
a
get
debate
I
will
attempt
to
icive
here
in
the
staid
and
somewhat
ture
is
entitled
to
speak
on
the
night
liquor
store
for
Prince
you
a
brief
account
as
to
what
stodgy
Capital
of
Canada,
I
find
really
!
Throne
Speech
but
may
include
;
Rupert,
maintenance
on
Highway
;
took
place
and
bv
that
time
will
that
the
teen-agers,
on
TOMORROW
whole
'
anyming
irom
growing
ctuieein'
,v
aa
r
m
ii--i-uwiig
ami
imve
k
mure
ueutiiru
Kiiuwirue
big
nights
out,
make
a
round
of
narlies
ending
no
with
'
Braz"
10
taming
monkeys
in
rebutldtnR
of
certain
sections
In
.of
Rovernment
policy.
Letterbox
ham
and
the
northern
India,
eggs
on
morning
;
latter
the
night
before-still
all1
Tne
debale
0,1
the
Throne
'
in
a
bunch
;
sPee('h
ended
Friday.
We
list-
j
,
ened
to
about
40
members
speak.
to!"
is
a
ralher
av
1,1
;
THE
MAIN
thing
that
seems
wnk
h
t0
sma11
"""nt
of
1
Baln
a
me
to
be
wrong
with
our
edu-
!
cational
system
U
that
we
are
,
Knowledge
but
it
appears
to
be
;
Irvine
to
do
too
much
for
tnr,
a
necessary
part
of
our
demo-
cratic
process.
IS
THE
tOtl
iii
By
paying
all
charge
accounts
in
h
by
the
10th
of
each
month
yc
protect
your
credit.
"A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
IS
YOUR
BEST
REFERENCE"
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News.
Has
any
landlord
In
this
town
ever
been
a
child,
If
so,
where
:
many
people.
It
is
a
good
thing
home
the
old
fellows
built
f
s
soon
as
they
pass
out
they
d
i-trov
and
burn
them.
They
don't
even
give
another
old
fellow
a
chance
to
help
I'lmi".
Following
the
reading
of
the
i
I
that
more
and
more
people
are
;
!
Throne
Speech
it
was
moved
and
.gciiing
more
ana
more
eauca-
,
-
"i
"
v
did
thev
live'
..
.
..
.!
seconded
hv
two
memhers
on
the
.
UK1
w,ey
i
iinn.
bui
i
am
noi
so
sure
inai
'
.
,
;
"uw
unv
town't-nrt
make
a
home
in
his
declin-
unviirnmanl
etrln
nt
lh
llnnis
UUJUIlf
111
llll.-t
On
.this
occasion
it
was
moved
l'
opposed
to
bring
up
children
if
.
ing.
years,
,
.
bv
Rev.
C.
W.
Parker
from
Peace
i
a
good
many
of
those
who
go
through
our
ordinary
high
j
schools
would
not
benefit
more
j
from
vocational
or
mechanical
j
school
training.
:
River
who
has
been
the
first
i
member
at
either
session
of
the
Iprei.ent
government
to
expound
on
the
Social
Credit
monetary
iney
can
t
una
a
decent
house
i
What
I
would
do
ir
I
loitlrl
in
which
to
live.
One
mother
in
would
be
to
see
that
these
pro-cur
group
with
three
children
pie
can't
rah
their
own
salar-has
been
looking
for
a
house
for'ies-
without
the
consent
of
thj
four
years.
j
people
and
give
them
a
pension
The
apartment,
they
live
In
Is
of
S-iSO
a
year,
so
drafty
that
her
two
younj-
It
looks
to
me
as
if
they're
In
est
children
have
been
in
the
'there
for.
all
they
een
get
oit
s
CREDIT
iiic
e
ei
-irciu
iiUK
ui
y
ma
j
education
costs
too
much
leaves
BUREAU
OF
RUPERT
theory.
His
explanation
was
simply
that,
when
the
people
see
fit
to
elect
a
Social
Credit
gov
PRINCE
with
pneumonia
five
ol
it.
They
may
think
th-y'-e
the
last
three
months,
j.
'mart,
but
there
are
smarter
ernment
at
Ottawa,
with
divinei
hospital
help
and
the
aid
of
the
Social
times
in
Credit
monetary
theory
(which)
no
one
here
seems
to
know
much
.
about!
it
will
not
be
necessary;
Everywli:re
we
g
i
to
rent
j
people
that
know
thj
jropoM-houses,
tlv
cither
don't
take
tiun
or
a
working
life
that
do
children
or
th"
rent
is
too
hi'jh.'r.ot
get
a
show.
DISGUSTED
MOTHERS.
Thanking
you
for
spcc
In
'
j
your
mncr,
I
remain
an
oldtiin-
Ths
Editor,
er
a..
o!ti
,,gt,
u,.n.sioner.
I
For
that
wonderful
name
at
the
top
of
your
list,
a
me
absolutely
cold.
A
nation
that
is
spending
half
of
its
total
annual
production
on
what
is
called
"defence,"
is
certainly
In
need
of
more
and
a
different
kind
of
education
if
it
crabs
and
quibbles
at
the
level
of
"jhcol
teachers'
salaries,
or
costs
cf
new
schools.
I
know
of
no
more
appalling
commentary
on
the
sense
of
proportion
of
our
own
times
than
the.
fact
that
many
school
teachers
have
had
to
desert
their
profession,
and
take
industrial
jobs
to
make
better
pay.
IN
OUR
family
we
often
laush
at
tho
difference
between
our
for
the
government
to
borrow
money
and
in
such
event
no
interest
will
have
to
be
paid,
there
will
be
no
taxes,
and
everyone
will
have
everything
he
needs
Following
the
moving
and
seconding
of
the
Throne
Speech,
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ROBERT
RYDD.
Prince
Ru-uit.
As
a
subscriber
of
your
paper
FRIGIDAIRE
I
would
like,
to
express
myself
on
the
conditions
of
the
old
men
of
today
who
helped
to
build
dp
Canada.
Forty
years
ago
I
was
working
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Paci
REFRIGERATOR
r
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Arnold
Webster,
leader
of
the
!
official
opposition,
spoke
at
I
length,
in
a
most
able
and
j
scholarly
fashion,
but
possibly
'
with
ndt
enough
aggressiveness
to
suit
various
members
of
his
CSBm
REFLECTS
it
andj
REMINISCE?;.
fic
when
they
connected
th
:
steel
between
here
and
Prlnu
i
George.
yunSi0W1yprfv"-F)mwin:
Mr.
Web-'
'jrer.l
granny
and
the
generation.
'.
stefs
address
the
leader
and.
ureal
uranny.
imj
nirw,:iff
rn.nn.j
Now
us
niri
it.iiauiE
..
still
alive
and
laughing
at
3e
i
tivdnarty..
Dr.
h,
Oiovandg.iWofeiNip.
itti
n"
t
wfeerr
Ml
88i
has
told
us
over
and
Q
er
j
t0
the
legislature
briefly.
He
is
,
pension
of
$480
a
year.
j
again
about
the
famous
spell-
in
the
UHPnvinbip
nosition
of
I
Well,
it's
a
Ereat
ioke
We
I
OR
TH
AT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
,
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
ing
match
which
she
won.
It
was
apparently
almost
a
b!g
being
obliged
to
endeavor
to
vote
and
put
people
into
p.wer
keep
himself
informed
on
all
I
to
look
after
our
Interests.
I
matters,
and
this,
of
course,
is
would
call
them
public
servants,
an
impossible
situation:
I
jepresenting
the
people
and
I
inter-school
affair,
about
the
year
1877,
when
Great
Granny
Next
came
Liberal
leuder,
can't
see
how
they
.
can
ralsi
;
was
a
girl
of
twelve.
The
word
'
that
stumped
her
was
phthisis,
j
But
one
of
Great
Granny's
Arthur
Laing
who
spoke
at
length,
followed
by
the
Attorney-
granddaughters,
who
is
a
very
j
oeneral
The
Premier
spoke
See
All
the
Frigidaire
Appi"
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMITED
Making
a
budget
is
a
method
of
worrying
before
you
spend
-instead
of
afterward.
A
clever
wife
is
not
(he
on.'
tvho
sees
the
point
of
her
husband's
jokes,
but
one
who
can
iaugh
without
seeing
the
point.
NOT
ONE
"HELLO"
Heaven
knows
Sunday
in
Prince
Rupert
is
quiet
enou
;h,
no
matter
the
state
of
the
weather,
or
how
you
happen
lo
be
feeling.
So
we
declare
this
is
a
timely
moment
to
say
that
hroughout
last
Saturday
night.
Prince
Rujjert's
police
station
had
the
peat
that
passeth
all
understanding.
The
telephone
never
rang
once.
That
has
neve:
been
known
to
occur
before.
i
vesrdav
in
his
UuaL
role
as
j
leader
of
the
government
and
error
in
our
report
yesterday
of
the
speech
of
th-.-
captain
who
was
cited
as
the
"bottle
scar-day's
i.s
-lie
this
was
printed:
led"
veteran.
This,
of
cour.se.
.should
have
road
"Battle-Scared".
Juhn
Diefr
nbaker,
M
P,
i.s
asking
that
the
Canada
Evidence
Act
be
amended
so
that
sources
of
information
shall-
be
considered
confidential
and
inadmissible
in
court
cases.
If
the
press
is
denied
protection
of
rights,
it
might
just
sm
well
go
home
and
stay
there.
THEY
KNOW
Near
New
Westminster,
large
scale
industry
will
soon
be
taking
thape,
following
an
outlay
of
English
capital.
This
can
involve
the
evicting
of
hundreds
who
know
its
tough
to
fjet
by
on
forty
bones.
thpir
salaries
to
such
an
amount
without
the
consent
and
vote
from
the
people
they
represent.
You
hear
the
talk
of
the
high
standard
of
living
in
Canada.
Well,
in
The
face
of
all
the
necessities
of
life
and
losses
along
with
it
for
everything
at
$480
year,
I
fail
to
see
where
the
high
standard
of
living
comes
In.
I
was
Just
thinking
I
was
lucky
at
being
oorn
a
Scotsman
and
can
eat
lou
of
mush
or
I
would
have
staived
Ions
ago.
In
the
hungry
30's,
we
were
told
to
go
out
in
the
bush
and
build
a
shack
to
live
in
as
.some
of
us
did,
but
I
see
now
the
old
finance
minister.
In
spite
of
the
great
number
of
speeches
that
hav
been
made
the
members
still
had
only
a
very
slight
knowledge
of
the
intentions
of
the
government.
Rumors
were
persistent
that
it
had
in
mind
eliminating
hospital
Insurance
premiums
and
raising
the
3
per
cent
sales
tax
to
5
per
cent.
Now
that
Mr.
Bennett's
speech
has
disclosed
this
to
be
true
the
government
will
meet
with
very
substantial
opposition
from
many
quarters.
.'
mart
young
woman
in
her
own
profession,
can't
spell
woVth
four
apples,
despite
the
fact
that
she
is
a
university
graduate.
Are
the
schools
to
blame?
Or
is
it
heredity
gone
wrong?
Or
is
it
that
the
more
modern
schools
,
are
not
only
trying
to
teach
the
i
three
r's
but
also
trying
to
teach
!
the
whole
field
of
human
know-:
ledge,
from
A
to
Z?
'
ONE
THING
that
Is
good
is
the
1
fact
that
there
is
so
much
!
argument
about
schools
and
;
education.
People
do
not
argue
i
about
things
of
no
importance,
j
The
school
question
is
very
i
much
alive
today,
because
I
schools
were
never
so
vital
as
MM
livlliv
There
may
be
.such,
a
novelty
as
seasonal
labor
you
know,
the
time
of
year
you
figure
its
best
to
get
back
on
the
job
but
to
date
no
where
a
visible
sigh.
Try
Daily
News
Clrrs-iif
ieel
Flying
saucers
appear
to
stij!
be
flying
which
means
that
While
the
thins-
remain
a
tnua-
tery,
it
is
nevertheless
admitted
!
tney
are
r'Bnt
now
MARCONI
Lethbridge
in
southern
Alberta
is
reputed
to
be
the
sunniest
and
windiest
city
in
all
Canada.
This
is
more
than
somebody's
say
so.
It
Is
a
matter
of
official
record,
as
disclosed
at
the
annual
Toronto
fair.
Wonder
what
would
occur
in
the
event
of
a
"rainiest
city"
competition.
Don't
know
but
can
confess
to
a
slight
suspicion.
that
although
a
small
percentage
of
the
reported
apparitions
may
be
astronomically
phenomena,
others
may
not
be
so
rationally
explained.
To
date
there
have
been
all
kinds
of
speculation.
And
don't
dare
say
we
haven't
seen
the
last.
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