Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
P
THE
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ETTERBOX
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
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JOHN
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Saturday,
March
7,
1953
by
u
it-H-iiJent
ai.tlv
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Pruioa
Hupsn
and
Nurtlu-rn
unci
Central
British
Columbia,
aserhbsr
at
Canadian
tress
Atuilt
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
'he
Hrlnee
Kupert
Dally
Newa
UmltM
J.
.
MAOOK,
Irtndeiit
H.
Q.
PERKY.
Vloe-Pro.!dn
x
h
HOLLYWOOD.
My
wife
told
me
that
I
should
write
a
lot
about
Hollywood
stars
while
I
am
down
;
here
with
Harms))
and
Little
Augie
and
Col.
S.
Skef-fington-Smutts
(Ret.),
In-cause
she
says
people
arv
-
.
!!,!.,
rrf
in
IT'imidl
KIIU
TK
TO
TIIK
I'lOM
I
US
Editor.
Tlie
Daily
News:
With
the
laiiKlne
of
Ja
l
O'llara,
a
Yea-run
of
95
years,
closes
a
chapter
of
Alice
Arm
pioneers
.
I
more
me
7
-
HubscrtpUon
Rati:
mm
MrflM-..
lr
-it
mr
nuiilth
11
Oil
DAT
TttHT.
10-00
1
Saturday
Sermon
to
nixil-
Fe-i
.mAtiLLi
'.ac.
ut-r
V.-HT.
8
O0
M-aa-
4
uiieresuHi
m
movie
lerson.uiu
wm
..
...
n1IurH
FrnW
ruihIv
and
Little
Augie
and
Col.
S.
Skeffington-Smutlsjnnd
Army
Davidson
had
in.-(Ret).
"It
is
a
wonderful
opportunity,"
she
said,
'(mtTl
()
(Uxi
O
Arizona
THE
WORST
SINNER
Ity
MAJOR
W.
C.
POt'LTON,
MRKTke
fkt
'Christ
Jesus
came
,
.
,
U)
save
slim..
.j
..
von
t
iret
awav
from
those
characters.
of
the
civil
wr
in
the
us.
I
Frank
Roundv.
the
oilKinnl
My
wife
i
an
t'jumUft.
Ncvt-
,
utborlzvi
us
-t-oiid
cifsa
h
all
h
Uw
Post
Otto
Department,
Ottawa.
A
New
Cabinet
Ministry
A
jt'm
overnmonts
and
large
cabinets
Willi
do
not
necessarily
o
hand
in
hand,
a
proposal
I
worth
considering
which
would
increase
the
provincial
cabinet
membership
by
one
has
been
niud?
by
Rodeiick
Haig-Bri
n,
author
and
sportsman
Bin
chief
1
Timothy
I
IS
'
.,
,
.
i
.
.
locator
of
the
Enpfrunmr
mine
usual
v
silent
wnen
at
last
we,"
'....
.,
.,
thele-s,
it
was
an
interest
nr
Paul
is
of
fen
colled
the
greotcif
of
the
a
That
is
conditioned
by
the
thinking
0f
"
who
is
doinq
the
judging
and
making
the
st-
Not
all
will
agree
os
to
Paul's
greatness
h
must
will
concede
that
Paul
has
o
morvell
of
being
able
to
put
our
perspectives
right
for
h.i,Uiut
tfcat
pucriul
it
ONCE
some
fool
Montreal
ponh-bahs
did
something
silly,
like
putting
pants
on
rstatueji,
and
a
poet
wrote
an
anguished
protest,
0
Cod
O
Montreal.
I
iet-1
ukv
vmUitg
O
Gud
O
Among
ru;ht
now.
Canadian
visitors
in
Arizona
have
sent
ue
the
FetM-uary
I
issue
of
tlx-Arizona
Daily
Star.
The
Tucson
paper
iHihli.siifd
an
editorial
so
full
of
crude,
rank
misinformation
it
is
enough
to
make
even
point,
and
I
nan
'ully
intended
returned
to
the
hotel
and
thei
"V
nd
'
f(rtlKlt
in
,,),.
U.
get
out
and
.atJhw
all
tlie
co
imel
messed
.1
mean
mixed,
j
,rniy
uluU,r
(i,.nrra
gostap
about
Lans.
Turner
an.-1
uu
kmie
Indian
curry
for
iw
on
TQran.
RiU
Hayworth
and
VUrilyn
Mun-
m
By
Scout
camp
atove.
TttlwfoM.
Du
rreaUr
tribute
roe.
and
right
at
this
mutnejit
A
u.v
minutes
UW,
lUmUhtcan
JUU)
u,
uu
,Ksin
o(
you
wouJd
be
(tpln(
o.
r
dLiUieared.
and
wlien
i
re-iOUJr
old
fl.nd
JlM.k
q
JIara
than
delieiou
IllUe
tnoTNel
ot
lh
turm.d
u
the
room
lie
wa
a
aMio(.lllU.
nan
,itji
th-
in
Ue.vt
llallywoud
dirt,
it'lt
fo:
.j,n
v.u
a
ciuple
uf
Uuck
puu.-r
j
fl)lt,wlIM,
tTOup
of
A1
(.
Arm
one
Uung.
hajs
He
vanished
Uilo
the
bath-
pjT,
wllo
predienwd
the
Hauiisti
is
in
the
clink.
ru
and
was
UieY
for
lotig
;
tiitS
niart
How
caa
I
writ
frivolous
time.
Wlwn
he
uim
ut
lie
WMj
j0i,
Ufk.
ulwi
rlalinxd
piees
about
movie
Ur
Bin
:i
iuiied
with
a
pail
of
unn"h-)wai
the
first
wlilUi
iM
to
o-
aiy
pal
flaaiisia
is
an
enfoiced
"K
aiKl
trowel
and
acain
Ht(CJ,u.
in
Alice
Arm.
passed
on
iuejit
oiU
City
of
Ua
Aniftli
'I"
rm.
v.t:iout
a
word
to
any
rveral
years
aao
rio
did
Frtnu
of
iRoundv
and
Amy
Davidson.
Joe
and
may
jet
anywtierej
up
to
us.
We
for
what
lie
did?
AfW
all.
Later
that
evening
I
received
,
NelU.
Red
MrFarlane,
Joe
M.--
n
4h
,i,rit
ii
km.,,
rtino
ih
.i9i,i
Orath.
Joiin
Btrumoook.
Paddy
I
uu,
.,t
.shamed
of
the
Oosnel
!
1.
,
T.'
1
of
Jej,us
ClirUt."
j,.-,.
.
,..,,
The
m.Me
you
re,M
at
U
Uijlnt
Uwm
1
imtre
it
allows
its
power
as
the
most
even-tempered
Canuck,
Well!
Morley,
Kid
Morlev
Jim
Calvin
!0uW
take
it
as
ju.t
Hami-h
was
under
arrest.
:
...
a
1
i
t
m
.-a
l.i..
tl
1
1
1
,.11
IL.Iim
I.
Ii4k
I
unners
ui
w
!sr
u
ration
or
Imi,u
,
ed.
How
very
p.v.
u
are
some
of
tr
v
mankind
In
swit,i,t
tificalimi
by
irrrnj)
sins
of
wtliers
U
or,
hi
o
n
mm
tc
i
sequtme.
U'l1An
.......
soar
through
the
roof.
..
II..
n..r,
.i,
r.t
I.,
ll,,lli,rnnl
t,i
nvr
ni..le.
rcilie
mnimil,
o.iiui.
against
tlie
alternative
egpm-um
:
"I
am
proud
tit
tlie
Oostri
ot
Jifu
Clirisl
"
There
Is
ho
liiiiiljle
tx'lnu
proud
of
the
Gospel
wtwn
amount
fellow
believers
.
.
.
but
all
too
(iTti'ii
are
weak
C'hrl:tlnns
shained
Into
sl-Iriife
when
in
the
presence
of
mm
-believers,
and
especially
When
those
tion-rr
I
levers
are
1.1.
,
.
,1
ft,rtb..uA
C.
Duiil
Li
a
Out
tliere
isn't
an
Illegal
bone
a
move
without
at
least
one
or
in
Kamish's
body.
He
Just
lik
s
:o
lawyers,
and
so
be(o;e
f
to
fU
Uhjiss.
asked
any
questions
I
tot
hold
!
,
THE
ARTICIjE
is
called
ada
Sets
an
Example
"Can-
and
.
i
......
.
....
.
.
i
.
,.....,
mnA
Kitnt
l.lMrt
i
,
r-
i
i
onir
uils
ume
lie
reailv
iixeii
"i
an
aiuT
ou
"
,
iackaig
off
to
ttve
police
aUUon.
rompi.ments.
based
on
Mr.
Ab-
j
t"ra
Pete
Wlckstrom.
Ed
and
Muh-I
Peterson.
Herb
Butler
and
Herby
Jr..
Pete
fj'franre,
Juhn
Finn
F.Um1
Turbitt.
Louis
Reynolds
Norman
McLcod.
Ous
Ijirsoii
Mrs.
Studdy.
Walt.-r
McDonald.
C.
P.
Rell,
Charles
Swnnson,
F.rnest
Carlson.
Harry
Owens.
Mike
Cranley.
Sam
Marshall,
William
Cuminlnes,
Steve
Dumas
and
Bru:-e
Carlson
no
hi:
parents
we
extend
our
svm-pathy
'
I
was
beside
myself
by
the
tune
he
called
me
on
the
telephone.
'
It's
.serious."
he
announced.
Your
friend
was
discovered
In
froiit
of
that
Uieatre
on
Holly-I
wood
Boulevard,
starting
to
fill
in
those
impression
made
by
i
the
movie
stars.
He
had
bue-
ju.at
lie
W
n
aJutnied
of
thej."1
t
'
Oohiiel.
whM-h
means
he
will
i
L
,'
Island
tip
to
the
enemies
of
thei1.
of
-'
jGospA
With
that
in
mind
let
"'J
'us
loo
at
our
Text
again.
JC
w.n
L
m
f
o!
(hrist
ran.e
into
the
world
t.
'
th,
'
v,
atnnera;
.1
.
htm,
i
am
rhirl.
j
f
f
'"v(
'
!
i
J'
Mis
liv.n
arid
w
j
Paul,
the
Apostle,
a
ninner
and
s
'
the
chief
of
miners1
Even
when!
-
oott's
tax
ruts.
Then
the
paptrj
We
had
put
up
at
a
hot.
1
says:
,0a
Hollywood
Boulevard.,
a
wUie
"Canada
sees
no
reason
to
I
thoroughfare
w
hose
limits
have
taise
a
ereat
military
fore.
She
j---
definitely
fixed.
U
has
on
half
of
one
per
cent
of
I
d
to
start
near
the
Mex-her
15.000.000
people
under
arras
tt
au
border
and
end
up
on
the
in
active
military
service.
Here
outskirts
of
Prince
Rupert
(is
in
the
United
States
we
have
i
that
true,
Mr.
Mayor?
i
but
any-
Last
but
not
least
conies
tin-
DIRE
CTO!
of
Vancouver
Island.
Mr.
Haig-llrown'.s
idea
is
that
a
Ministry
of
Recreation
should
be
created.
The
department
he
has
in
mini
would
have
responsibilities
for
the
attractions
of
this
province
which
are
now
scattered
haphazardly
into
various
branches.
The
parks
division,
for
example,
is
under
the
department
of
lands
and
forests.
There
is
a
game
department
attached
to
the
attorney-general's
office.
The
tourist
bureau
is
in
the
department
of
trade
and
industry.
The
result
is
a
confused
administrative
system
in
which
none
of
these
agencies
is
effectively
correlated
with
the
other.
What
this
means,
in
effect,
is
that
one
of
the
most
valuable
assets
of
the
province
its
natural
.appeal
for
the
traveller
and
sportsman
is
being
rated
far
below
its
real
worth.
As
a
result,
there
is
no
such
thing
as
centralized
supervision
of
R.
C.'s
wildlife,
parklands,
campsites,
beaches,
historic
and
scenic
regions.
If
the
ministry
which
Mr.
Haig-Brown
suggests
did
exist,
perhaps
there
would
Ite
less
apprehension
now
'about
disfigurement
by
flooding
of
areas
in
Twcedsmuir
Park.
It
is
even
possible
there
would
be
greater
con-corn
for
the
value
of
Prince
Rupert's
museum.
This
is
by
no
means
a
local
consideration,
although
under
the
present
system
it
is
treated
as
such.
Here
is
a
collection
of
treasures
as
typical
of
the
province
as
its
forests
and
mountains
which,
given
its
due
attention,
would
assume
a
distinguished
place
in
the
attractions
of
B.
C.
There
are
works
of
nature
and
man
in
B.C.
which
can
never
be
replaced.
Time
will
destroy
them
unless
we
choose
otherwise.
A
Ministry
of
Recreation
would
do
a
great
deal
to
implement
such
a
choice.
Scripture
faSAage
for
Jodcuj
avvlees
la
all
rkvnt
two
and
a
quarter
per
cent
in
way
ln
front
of
our
hotel
,
oj
inai
"'r"
"c
.
name
of
Ale
HunU-r.
form"
active
service.
quite
an
Impressive
boulevard
i
Md
Ul
I"0
ln
Bou1"
managing
editor
of
The
Jul!y
Canada
resorts
to
no
draft
and
just
across
the
road
L
a
var1
lookod
w
clean
and
neat
Bnd
ot
0l(.
tlrrt
.hK,
save
in
Ume
of
war
she
drafts!
famoua
movie
house.
It
is
ru-,
""
h
couldn
tnd
the
aiht,
oeheri
in
AUc
Arm
and
Ume-her
men
for
domestic
defense
Itnored
that
they
show
pictures
f
all
Uiase
holes
in
tiie
concirte.
,
p,.
,urin
trie
eortslrucUoii
service.
Only
those
Canadians
j
taside
this
theatre,
but
1
never
They
nabbed
him
)ut
as
he
was,of
tw
rjiiy
Varden
railroad
who
volunteer
can
be
sent
:
heard
of
anyone
gciins
In.
Mast-1
eutnR
to
Wl
tn
-'1
OraWe's,
From
memory
those
ruuiui
abroad
at
any
time
"
,v
the
people
stand
outside,
be-
lr-"
listed.
No
doubt
sine
ar-
;M
.h,
,i
ew.
k
th..re
;
'"Tli'
Wt
on,
or
the
rlsh1?"
omitted.
san
;.
ass
s,.,
!:!
eteeat
a
as
AM.
I
H
t
l
in
he
was
Saul
the
Crown
Attorney
of
Jerusalem
surely
such
an
ar-irusation
could
not
be
laid
against
,hU
lif-.
To
i-eep
the
record
cler
let
us
URitin
define
"aim"
as
it
is
defined
In
the
shorteg
rhateelsm:
Sin
is
doing
that
whirh
we
know
"
to
be
wrong
in
the
sight
of
Ood.
4k
An
m
u
(re
tWtfHly
senoo,
1
Clarusi
a.i-ll
S
prviy
fl'TV
CANADIANS
won't
boil
over
ati
T
,,H
1V,
I
aked.
for
some
unknown
rea-
with
rept
and
reverence
U
'
Our
dead
In
Uieir
haven
of
rest
the
above
thouRh
it
ignore,
fpQm
this
luealre
alld
j
nalPm.
IW
kirrwi
tha
faT
trial
rA
enlit
1
the
r.iid
not
dolnf
that
which
we
know
to
be
rif
-a
tht
arht
of
!
Oiki
"
!
Paul
a
chiff
Aliintr.
Anyway.
I
hope
Judse
To
my
old
fru-nds
1
bd
aiUu
GEORGE
B
CASKY
ftth
Ave
g
M
W
;"L7
i::.1ier
o
muminc
M'ben
I
tame
doisn't
like
movies.
IWU-HlltlUII
tWUI
I
1
1
J
IIKIH
MljiUlw:
Rev
f
Of
courve
he
wan
.
.
,
and
no
iikt
mi
it
it
;ir
you'
And
so
am
I!
Stk
AWIIW
BM
And
mm!
we.
you
and
me.
Rev
g
A
rsf3
down
the
middle
in
two
world
wars
to
impose
overseas
conscription.
The
more
important
point
is
that
we
were
not
shot
into
either
war.
but
entered
as
afree
nation,
and
knowing
full
well
the
cost.
Canada
with
one
tenth
the
realize
that
truth
and
accept
out
of
my
apartment
to
find
tne;
boulevard
tied-up
for
two
blocks
with
police
cars
and
sound
trucks
and
mobs
of
peoplt
It
aeemed
the
wrong
time
of
day
for
a
movie
premiere
lor
-j:re-meer',
as
they
pronounce
it
1:1
Hollywood)
and
I
naturally
presumed
that
it
some
k
h
i
lhat
great
fact,
we
are
unable
llT
l-MTH
to
obtain
the
Salvation
we
re
n
An
quire
from
ma.
v
L
0
a
Thi
fx
I
for
our
Mlurduy
Ber-
population
of
the
giant
U
R
A
This
Is
DISCRIMINATION!
We
Place
Our
Case
Before
The
Bar
of
Public
Opinion
did
as
much
fiahting,
bleeding
I
a
riot.
tnipi
a
mon
lenuiuis
us
Lh.it
it
U
our
ov.fi
sin
that
Is
the
most
import
nut
to
ui.
We
are
to
be
Judged
by
our
own
shori-romlng
and
ctio;i
The
n
of
others
may
at.
ruin
ll"
tth
Ave
at
,
faotur:
Rev
U
I'
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
CHURCH
SUNDAY.
MARCH
8
(Ml
O
riev.
8
T-.f.
I
and
dyijig
in
the
First
World
War
as
did
the
entire
UJ5A.
WHERE
Canadians
do
hit
the
roof
is
to
read
such
utter
nonsense
as
this,
also
from
th
Arizona
Star:
"Although
she
is
a
wealthy
country,
whose
currency
row
sells
at
a
premium
in
the
dollar
market,
and
although
nhe
claims
the
protection
of
the
British
crown
as
a
dominion,
she
has
not
since
1846
given
away
anything
to
support
the
British
crown
or
any
other
country.
...
At
this
time
when
she
has
a
dollar
surplus
and
a
budget
surplus,
and
could,
with
ifWlof
Special
Preacher
at
11
Jn.
MnlT
ftv
II
Well,
In
a
way,
it
was.
Bctt
Orable
was
about
to
have
a
cement
inpression
made
of
one
of
her
famous
legs.
I
remember
that
a
soldier,
a
sailor
and
a
marine
had
the
honor
of
carrying
Miss
Gra'jle
lowering
one
of
her
well-known
limbs
into
the
soft
remeni,
ao
I
suppose
it
mu.,t
have
hul
aomething
to
do
with
the
.'
effort.
Anyway,
I
always
wanted
to
ask
the
aokiier
or
the
sailor
or
the
marine
which
It
it
was,
the
left
one
or
the
riant
one.
I
don't
know
why
this
occurred
to
me,
I
suppose
I
thought
it
was
an
interesting
angle
at
the
time.
Well,
of
course
this
movie
house
is
one
of
the
sighu
of
"Lord,
teach
us
to
pray."-
St.
Luke
11:1.
Kvrninf
Irvcj
.
The
Rev
F
A.
Pcake.
M
A
.
R
13
.
of
Edmonton.
Western
Field
Secretary
for
Religious
Flint
iitwn
Il,l
I
"
imdsf
Srixiul
s
Moevili
wonlup
V
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
u
atii
Ave
a
and
my
answer
is
for
neither
husband
nor
wife
to
imaeine
the
propriety
of
a
wealthy
son
help
support
a
hard-pressed
mother,
she
does
nothing
of
Troops
from
Canada
hava
been
moving
toward
Korea
-for
about
2'2
years.
Enough
to
d?-clare
it
a
state
of
war
which,
according
to
General
Sherman,
to'
United
Hollywood
and
naturally
I
tink
note.
That
is
left
States
taxpayers."
that
the
first
thrilling
feeling
of
fairy-story
romance
will
last
lor
ever.
None
of
us
would,
I
am
sure,
wish
to
live
eternally
on
a
diet
of
strawberries
and
ST.
PAUU
LUTHERAN
CH:
Slh
Ave.
a
RKV.
H
O
..0LS.
'Tlie
Just
Sl.ail
Lifts
COMK
A0
81
SOW
a""
i
tnni
i
:l
HamLsh
and
Little
Augie
aivl
the
Colonel
to
have
a
look
at
the
Is
hell.
Hot
or
cold
makes
no
ALMcih
r
at
tne
same
moment
.
i
amoas
imprints.
I
noticed
at
as
this
astounding
effusion
the
tlme
lhat
HamLsh
was
un-was
appearing
in
Tucson,
our
i
-
-
-
-
.
cream,
and
would
quite
soon
be
The
c
hild
who
was
always
told
j
unutterably
thankful
to
be
to
sit
up
straight
prows
up
and
!
eiven
biscuits
and
cheese."
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
20?
Sl(h
Avenue
H
e
SI
KVT
KFRVKIH
i:3
Sunday
Sthool
and
ItiMe
Clans.
"A
Crowing
Sunday
School"
11:30
Morning
Worship
"ItomriVftton
Power"
7
;30
FvangelKlir
(service
WIDVKSIIAV
s
Ou-
I'r.iyer
Meeting
I
Kill
A
V
7
:1.V
tlrciiestra
Practice
11:041
Christ
Ambassadors
fireen
J3I
Rev.
C.
FawreU
rning
Servlrvv-H
GOOD
USED
CARS
finds
the
jiew
chair
rtvficnod
,
Raby
Ayres,
th
authsres
i
ftomion;
-tiraaf'1
IKt
Plymouth
Srdixtr.
only
Tlim
miles.
Cvening
Service-;
'
j
Sermon:
,Th
'
t
.
Ijirv."
1950
Ford
Sedan
two-tone,
Minister
or
Defence
was
announcing
the
latest
annual
free
gift
to
our
Nato
allies
oj
$424
millions.
'
This
is
in
addition
to
more
than
two
billions
we
are
spending
this
year
on
our
own
armed
i
forces
stationed
all
the
way
!
from
Germany
to
Korea.
Altogether
-apart
from
the
MILESTONES
From
the
File
ul
The
Dally
Nrm
very
smart.
LIVING
I.ONGKR
"Never
before
have
so
many
persons
looked
forward
to
so
many
years
of
retirement
as
I95
Ford
Sedan
Radio,
SuiMijy
heater,
one-owner
car.
l4i
Ford
Sedan
Radio,
40
Years
Ago
Today
first
Presbyter
heater,
sun
visor,
A-l
throughout.
TRUCK
BUYS
"
1
George
Eckerman
was
enter-
several
vast
grants
we
made
to
tained
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
I
Britain
since
1940,
and
the
bll-Mrs.
P.
R.
Harris
prior
to
his
j
lion
and
a
quarter
loan
to
Brit-departure
for
San
Diego
where
ain
in
1946,
we
have
advanced
I
OH
KMIJtsL
Bunllu
uow
r.
thr
tmptayrr
of
thr
Prnvin-ciml
Government,
have
bcrn
swktaf
fntra
th
Ckwi-romeiii
the
Hsht
u
ArbltraUou
of
our
condii-lam
of
work
nh'
moor
T!u
lilt
the
l-t
thai
durin
the
lMt
lOxm
camfMlttn
fVxlRl
Credit
randxlawt
tlrnarl
Uiemlw
In
four
of
in
rrmcLpl
of
arbitration
fur
CKmrnment
employee!
Klrwn
ol
tiw
2d
were
eleewl.
of
whoia
mix
are
member
f
lite
prraeof
eaMn-
Inrliulins
Ol'
MUilaler
of
Lalioux
We
ferl
lhat
the
continued
rrtiwl
of
the
Government
to
grant
u
what
Is
no
the
cvmnvm
poftaraTU'Ui
of
all
iillier
grttiipa
f
rmplnefw
In
Ilie
frotlme--
the
riKht
to
V-bltration
force
u
to
aeek
the
aupport
of
hlvher
authority
in
cur
requet-Uiat
of
The
People
Why
1
K
that
Oovernmrnt
Employee.
who
nerve
you.
the
puldtc
are
aiuloua
to
have
thin
ri;fl.
of
Arbitration?
I
IHTI
V:
The
rU-st
ui
rmpkifem
la
eooperaM
with
mm
h
otli'-i
.
aiid
Ui
bargain
allcllvly
wiui
their
employers
over
their
renditions
of
work,
kaa
tainted
for
generations
This
rlht
Is
wrw
s
ritU
rlfiUf.
guaranteed
kr
am
to
aU
(roip
of
otic
hired
employee
in
our
Pionincr,
rtrrsi
as.
This
nght
hss
developed
over
centuries
aiul
la
daepiy
rooted
la
our
pniel
and
aroaomlc
tewloim.i
n-II
kaa
followed
InxsuUly
froai
this
that
Issm
hav
hnen
auvwd.
'"enaultfig
eaipliy's"o(t"lmijrers
to
wtrtjml
"erw-lr
differaea
ael-llli
wagea
and
witrklhK
cinallama
Ut
roaetuatlon
Slid
Ml'il-tralJai
MniMHi:
In
the
past.
Pmvtociai
riorarnmeuu
ham
paavd
such
lejaium
as:
The
Annual
Ifolwisyi
Aot.
ruarsntseliit
an
mm
I
holidays:
the
Minimum
Wait
Art.
to
provide
a
otlnlBium
wave
the
Hours
of
Work
Act.
setting
forth
the
muinuin
hours
Uvat
may
be
worked:
and
many
similar
Acta
regulating
working
conditions
tit
employees.
The
Oovemment
has
also
paaard
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
Arbltratkm
Art
whkh
provides
the
rlitht
to
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
All
this
legislation
has
been
passed
tiy
our
Provincial
Oornmencs
tot
iht
Uiterests
of
all
employees
In
ths
Province.
ecep
their
nan
rraplojee.
Why
Is
this
sot
Because
exlloa
J1
of
live
Inlerprriailan
Art
places
the
Oovemment
nhmr
tht
laws
tt
lenlslates
Thus,
while
ths
Oovemment
can
pass,
and
has
passed,
legislation
reKUluttng
the
labour
relations
of
all
other
employers
In
the
Province.
II
refuse
to
he
hound
hy
le
own
laas
la
Its
deallug
aUh
Ha
asta
rnttl.vea,
The
B
C.
Government
F.m-ployaes
Asaoolatum.
reiweseotlng
10
000
Government
employees
feels
that
this
to
complete
negation
of
democratic
principle
We
believe
and
public
opinion
agrees
thst
ahat
la
good
ennueh
fir
all
ether
empUryers
shaald
ae
good
eiuinrli
tor
the
linveriinienl.
Tlllltlil
V:
The
right
or
arljlvatioa
has
been
eatended
to
employees
In
the
Industrial
or
economic
sector
of
our
aiuuoiny
It
ha
aiso
been
extended
to
all
other
itroups
of
emiaoynss
who
pro
id
vital
public
services,
such
as
nurses,
teachers,
policemen,
firemen,
employees
of
civic
and
municipal
government,
etc.
It
has
never
been
extended
to
Provincial
Oovernraent
employees
altaoucli
they
are
prepared
to
forego
the
right
to
take
strike
action
In
return
for
the
Right
to
Arbitration
with
binding
award.
The
B
C.
Government
Employee
Association
feels
that
this
relegation
of
Oovemment
employees
to
a
second
-iu
level
of
i
ltl-ren-hlp
Is
unfair
and
unwarranted
discrimination.
Refusal
of
the
Oovrrntneat
to
act
on
our
request
for
Arbitration
forces
Government
employees
to
appeal
to
their
last
court
of
resource
to
yotl.
the
paopla
ar
support
la
gaining
what
Is
not
merely
a
condition
of
employment,
exit
a
flH
right.
We
therefore
aak
you
to
write
or
wire
your
M
L
A
today,
aaklng
him
to
support,
on
the
Moor
of
the
Legislature,
the
rteht
of
Oovemment
employees
to
Arbitration.
1950
gtudebaker
Pickup,
en
now.
This
is
because
we
are
living
longer."
This
is
quoted
by
Kathryn
Close
in
'Public
Affairs"
and
goes
on
to
suggest
the
following,
if
there
Is
to
be
happiness:
a
regular
income,
occupation
or
absorbing
hobby,
a
pleasant
place
to
live,
a
feeling
of
being
useful,
the
conservation
of
health,
a
"positive"
attitude
toward
self,
others,
and
the
world.
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Muagrave
he
will
take
up
residence.
gine
overhaul;
not
a
scratch;
custom
box.
over
500
millions
to
Belgium,
China.
Czechoslovakia,
France.
f
Tl
1946
Ford
3
-To
Complete
with
flat
deck;
new
paint
job
and
good
motor.
Indonesia,
Netherlands
and
Norway.
We
also
help
finance
the
Colombo
Plan.
We
even
let
Chiang
Kai-shek
'
30
Years
Ago
Today
At
a
meeting
of
the
Library
Board,
the
librarian
reported
(.82
people
are
now
using
the
library.
1948
Dodge
Panel
A
very
1
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
"On
Using
God's
Power."
Children's
Story:
"More
Than
get
away
with
nearly
fifty
mil-
i
"
at
1.'
lions.
Destiny
lias
made
ut
a
pari
of
the
VS.
bloc,
in
this
period
of
history.
But
when
Canadians
The
school
board
is
discussing
the
probability
of
taking
action
against
parents
who
persist
In
useful
unit.
"To
say
goodbye
to
your
motoring
troubles'
try
any
of
the
above
good
buys
at
yoar
A-l
Used
Car
lealer"
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
S3
"The
ffome
of
Friendly
8tv1c
More
letters
are
appearing
in
the
Vancouver
press
criticizing
the
streets
and
deploring
the
generally
neglpcted
appearance
of
where
some
five
hundred
thousand
folks
dwell.
But
a
little
thing
like
this
will
not
worry
such
a
great
city.
It
only
indicates
activity.
We
extenu
-
j
to
vUltors
to'!
A
read
such
utter
rot
as
this
in
papers
published
in
the
country
right
next
door,
no
wonder
come
say,
"God
help
us
all
if
they
know
as
little
of
the
facts
behind
the
Iron
Curtain."
keeping
their
children
home
from
school.
20
Years
Ago
Today
-
Service
clubs
in
the
city
Joined
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Minister:
Ber.J"i
Food
and
Clothe."
Anthem:
"I
Wa
Olad
When
They
Said
Unto
Me."
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
Sermon
"The
More
Excellent
Way."
Anthem:
"Come,
Thou
Fount
of
Every
Blessing."
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS:
At
First
United,
Beginners
and
primary
at
II
am.;
Older
pupils
t
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
11
a.m.
SOCIAL
HOUR
after
the
evening
service
in
'
the
Church
Hall.
Cornel
in
honoring
Harold
Brown
at
a
OKll"'""
...
rff"
andfhnCw
MARCH
I
Morning
1
Sunday
,
Evening
Stalin's
successor
became
officially
known
the
morning
after
his
death
was
announced.
Nevertheless,
the
impression
will
persist
that
the
premier
had
passed
on
many
hours
luncheon.
The
manager
of
the
Union
Steamships
during
his
address
stated
the
worst
of
the
depression
was
now
past.
Minister
f
'Remember
wr
"
keep
"
.
Fresh
large
crabs
were
sellinir
ln
the
stores
at
two
tor
25
cents,
with
fillet
of
sole
and
herring
This,
we
arc
being
repeatedly
told,
is
a
neivous
age.
Ripple
Jnqtik
Washers
and
Dryers
AT
NEW
LOW
PRICES
Inglis
Automatic
Washet
Standard
Model)
$371.50
Inglis
Deluxe
Automatic
(non-suds
miser)
S399.00
Inglis
Deluxe
Automatic
(with
suds
miser)
S429.00
Inglis
Automatic
Dryer
$319.00
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Station
"B"
Ruilding
selling
for
10
cents
a
pound.
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
on
her
return
from
a
trip
back
east
btated
that
everywhere
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton
are
being
talked
about
as
the
boom
cities
of
the
Dominion.
Rock
in
6eymour
Narrows
is
just
as
much
of
a
public
menace
as
ever.
Hence,
a
risk
and
clanger
to
everybody.
So
to
hear
ths
problem
is
to
be
tackled
again,
after
many
and
costly
efforts,
is
welcome.
A
whaleof
a
job
yet
one
that
must
be
solved.
8:00
pm.
Pray"
Sfr'"'
SUNDAY
11:00
am
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Clans
7:HO
p.m.
Kvnnfieiistie
eiervke
The
Pastor
will
bring
the
FB1DA"
J
B.C.
GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION
.
.
rhildr
T:oo
Pm
"'
jfliit'
with
col
niensnRe
t)2
Hrlniken
Kt.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(Tlie
Klral
In
erle
of
Tws
Pnhllr
sleuage
EVERYONE
WELC"Mr.
YOl'R
EXCLUSIVE
"INGLIS"
DEALER
NOW
WE
KNOW
"I
am
often
asked
what
I
corv
fider
to
be
the
real
foundation
of
a
lasting,
happy
marriage,
School
repairs
are
a
major
problem
In
the
eity,
and
lack
of
finances,
materials
and
labor
is
constituting
a
grave
problem.
THE
COMING
OF
THE
LORD
I)R.t'
Phone
644
Box
1279