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An lidepenutnt daly newspaper devoted to the upbutiaing of Prince Rupete i

and Northern aud Centra: Brida Goliyibia. ,

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Published by The Prince Rupert Daily News Cimited e

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Unity Without Uniformity
pROM the time it was cstabiished in lod7, tue Ca-
nacian Council of Christiens and Jews has set
aaide a Brotherboud Week whiea the counts: is now
abserving, &lthoagh brotherhood betvern people
of differene creed, eukure. ctan'c ovigin and race is
nota readonsaiy that can be presticed ona week and
imnared for the rest of the year, Brotherhood Week
docs serve to point up the need uf making a conscious
cffurt to promote such relationsrlp.

Ina county dike Canada which almost daily
ie rceelving ney cusons fron, abroad, there are in-
cvifably crities who will view this influx with an-
capanisin, They are the same disgruntled persons
who wil try to stir up animosity against a neighpor
i he coos not happen to be of a religion or color
which tiey rerard a: acceptable, They will make

reak work of it and it is only through persavering |

aplication of the principles of Brotherhood Wee:
that Chey will be defeated. ,

‘Inthe literature scnt out by the Canadian Coun-
oil of Christians and Jews, one of the most apt ob-
cervetions was made by none other than The Rocket,
Maurice Richard, who said:

“No individual hockey player ever won a match
av aseries, Cnly ateam can do that. Nor does the
strength of a club depend as much upon its star
players as it does upon the team spirit of its players.

“Brotherhood Week is a timely reminder that
the same principle holds all through life. The,
strenyth of a nation is in the team spirit of its citi-
zens, Canada will attain its full stature and over-
come all obstacles to its program to the extent of the
united effort of all Canadians of all national origins
ar creeds in working together for the common good.”

If tneve is an impertant place in Canada for
Brothernood Week, then in Prince Rupert this is
articulariy so, Tor this city undoubtedly has more
than an average percentage af new Canadians, The
raried experience and talents which these citizens
have brought with them are an invaluable asset that
must never be allowed to diminish through lack of
understanding and appreciation by others.

The inotto of Brotherhood Week is “Unity with-
out Uniformity.” It is one worth taking to heart.

Freedom To Worship

TH fy New York State Court of Appeals has made
an interesting decision regarding personal wor-
ship, It cecided that a child of 12 years of age and
over had a right to choose his own religion regard-
less of any premarital agreement or a family pact.
Many cases have been brought into courts he-
cause of matrimonial reasons, or the terms of a will;
one of the parties is obliged to obey an injunction
us to religious belief when they would wish to make
achange, The court held that it is not right to bind
au person to a certain code of living when-he or she is
ald enovgh to think and act for themsalves: that no
person should he tied down in childhood to a form of
worship governing their entire lives.
In other words the court decided in favor of
freedom to worship, which is one of the cardinal
freedoms, —st, Thomas Times-Journal,

ie ay REFLECTS

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by

fA \: Ebnore
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BY [Ailpotl

Rqual Pay Bill

THE House of Commong

has narrowly defeated a
private member’s bill to
enfores equal pay for wo-
men who do equal work
with mea on comparable
obs,

This yeor's vate was the clos.
oot yet~—107 to £3.

Sjeven Liberals Jcined with Ihe
“ppoattion cn this bul. The gov. '
ernment hid already given 91
strene hini to its supporters that)
it will itself snonsor a bill to,
this ene ond that the govern-|
ment bill will likely be brought}
down nex’ vear.

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nay far equol wark for many}

years, and with other B.C. Lib-|

erals, have vated twiee in the
Bouse of Commons for the bill
introduced by the Conservative |
lady MP for West Hamilton.

 

However. T hone that when the!

ceevernment brings In its own!

doing tie tame jen.

pill, it will be a better and more |

PICTURED ABOVE are Litve |
Prockter, who play the parts of the medical staff in tonight's

ce Czntre production “The Curlou; Savage.” Curtaln time Is

 

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practical mensure than the one} Reporl Srom

which his just beer" defeated.

Tho Fairclough bill had a ser- |
icus flaw in it, It provided ma-_
ehinery to compel an employer |
to raise the pay of any femaie|
got ing lower wages than a male!
But there, It was with real interest that
was 110 provisn to compel an'y read the report of the annual
employer to ralse a man’s PAY meeting of the sponsoring con)-
in cese the male was getting less” 000)
than the female fer doing the / mittee for the Prince Rupert

‘Alr Cadets. May I not only con-

same work. i !
Someone may be Inclined to;gratulate Jack Lawrle and. Mrs.

‘ump into the argument and/Bruce, but also express a word of
ssk “Whoever heard of @ WO- appreciation for thelr public
nyu geting more than a man?  spiritedness in taking on these
The answer to Uhit fs that the duties,

prad of the Canadian Bankers | “4 + % o
frsociation tola our banking | I am wailing with interest the
committee last year that ONiregorts of the annual Prince
seme classes af work the banks: Rupert bonsplel. Curling is very

cheve to pay girls more than male aeuve down here and it is a

youths for doing the game work.: source of surprise to many .to

‘The reason why the males would learn thut artificial ice is need-

‘' the International fleld, the Ca-

Nadian authorities are anxious lo
‘expedite complete convertabillty
| Rt, Hon. C. D, Howe {s In pro- ,hetween the pound sterling and
ieess of geting through hits In- ‘the dollar, Hence the Importance
BN although {of leaving the Canadian dollar
as free as possible, It must not!
become an obstacle to converta-
bility when the British fiscal

ternational Rivers
‘the Socreds had moved an
amendment which, If it passed
would kill the bill for this ses-
:sion, Mr.’ Howe asked what
the purpose of the bill? which
‘te of course to require the fed-
eral government to agree with
_the province that a project Is
‘desirable. before issuing a li-
‘cence. He recalled that one of
the great debates of his first ses:
ston of -parllament was as {r
whether a Jieence should be Is-
sued to the Montreal Light. Heat
and Power Company to exnor’

‘dealt with this situation by re-
‘turning to foreign exchange con-
‘trol and. arbitrarily decreasing
‘parity between the Canadian and

work for lower pay was that they!ed up in our latitude.

cxpeeted to work for thelr whale ,
lifetime—whereas many girls ex- |
“pected to be there only a few!
imonths,
ee
HIN MY opinion the equal pay:
| principle should have been em.
‘voted In the antl-discrimination ;
‘law, which makes It unlawful:
‘for - anybody to discriminate,
‘against anybody else, simply an.
‘the ground of color, race, re-;
iigden, -
Tt would have been possible to!
jIngert the words “or sex” In that
‘Jaw--thus making ita federal of. |
‘fence to pay women less than
jen for doiny the same work,
ler to nay men less than women. |
wooded
VTMIE old argument. about wheth.,
| cra man NREDS more income!
than A woman is iargely out of:
date,
We do not run our society on |
‘the hasls of how much the wage
fearner NSEDS to keep his fam-
ily, For lf we did pay everybody
‘necording to thelr family obli-
vations we would not only have
tepay most men more than moat

 

 

The trouble with those Iitte;
Central American repubilles ts
that a man can't make ated
reveliden without going outside stayed there,
Co eta ercod rapping start,

fee ren eer ome

hoth

you need,” Is sald to be a funda.

Eauthern Burope is the native Syn
cof Asparagus, Those wh | Ye-"wat

(idan't care. for. tt whe We had eatltytacbotyach tae tho
chat uli A Matoehand

. ' Professor C,H. Townes of Go-
vypare yi ' 1 ‘ " ,

Phe mere you earn, the more jumbia University has invented
8 clock that is more accurate:

for the sap Jobs, But
Aialay have to aleke

Lone who was the father of a
family.

Also—if that wore the prin-
ciple --. we would have to pay

40,000 kilowatts: of power from
oar wn Its Cedars plant on the St. Law-
“It would seem that every time tence Tver to the Aluminum
the Federal Department of i Company of America at Massena.

‘| New York. The export of tha!

tlee uncovers an Illegal can '

bing, there is an outburst agaipat power was refused and that

our ant{-Combtnes legislation: power Is now being used to make

The moment the Justice Depart- ‘aluminum in Canada, Sinilar
jhenefits will result from the pro-

ment enforces the statute,
catches combines and proseeutes renee by this current

them, the legislation becomes, o
according to some, a device for,

harrying successful business |
men. James Elewart, In his ade’
dress to the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, sald, “Bearing . In
mind our georaphic position, the '
pattern of present population
concentrations, ‘and the in-
creasing competition from ab-
road, it is possible that certain
forms of Integration for greater
neodnetive efflelency, lower costs
and improved competitive post-'
Hon, can exist In the’ public in-
terest.” All those words jist boll
down to a suggestion that come
biner be -nermittéd, ‘Othera sav!
that a business which ‘gave sucti
superior service that all ite com» tf
petitora quit, wotld be" lable to.4
pro‘coutlon’ as ‘a marioppjy, A:

moponoly of thal kind woul
ee met
(rade, Let t ri ca 4

to’ ‘pr
walniee
ia not underminad.,
. +,

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mental law oi ecanomiek, Wet tp, “more to the porous women
nel than sun time, The new atomle More to the nunieraus Woke
is pity It dors nob work the other clack jt seems, ean only bans" ‘who are netually the bread-win-

wey around,
A stelel Is not suonosed te he
an gcad a8 a dollar, but it goers

to church more often, uP

Ay Indian manaratah ts re.’
reeled taecan bia way peer ta:
stuly Canada, Well, he could not
have come ton hettcr place for
yo -» Windsor Btar,

for her husband.
pockets for herself,

1 ein sateen treeee meres

The chap who alwaya calla a

Vivid description of n snowshove|, tho slrengt) to move around,

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a favourite with our family!

Wa've proved, as yoo con, that fore yon-round family fonle, nothing
beats Wompole’s Catract ol Cod Liver. SU glves vs all the viol protection
tl the Sunshine Vitemin “D', colclum and thor tank ingradionts and
its se ansy and pleasant to (abe It you leach pap and energy « try 5
Wampale's. Veg'll bo glad you did? |"

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ene second in 400 years, That ts, .
provided In those 300 years some. |
body dacs not neglect to wind it!

A marrage counsellor anys 4

{
wife Wil go through anything rie income tax exemptions for

+ ONE HE! nareled peoplo—plus the fam.
lly allowancon—-are derigned {| teotive onpos

ners for-thetr families, This ap-
piiew not only to widows, sepit-
ated married women, but also to
Many single women who keep
‘thelr parenta, or other members
icf thelr fanvilled, ’

e b

fake core of the

j mewn equal work,

| Tt female achool tenehors enn
;walk aut of tho school in mid-
‘afternnon--while male feachors
inre fureed to slay behind for
Harve) havtra to supervise Rports
rorather audh activitles—thon af
‘course the tanehorn who did the
extra work should pet oxtrd pay,
fomales havo to atay

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too, 5

fren en, eLeashetes expatinnedenenins abana

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! people with ;
/ One thing agalnat dieting Is! heavy fmily expense, Diofonbaker haa not heen av ete.

(that (here fan't much sense In! phe prineinie of equal pay for
nade a spade has a much more keeping fb If you haven't OL i ee Tak hen ‘aut fers
jelonr that equal work should

Uso Wont Ati-—Thoy Pay

Diamonds Oe
eG BD
/MANSON'S sictiges i
The Largest Solaction In Prince Rupert .

Cradle Terms Avallntte. aa

tive MP has been giving the gov; |
‘ernment some pretty strong dritte |.)
clam, Well and good, thata the (
duty of the opposition, Bul -T])°.
think somo of bia hovteprepared

material hae heen rather marrod|'
by too much invective and, too |,
mie) narsonal atiaek, (hy loge |:
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(OTTAWA D

The story behind the: past’

-lweek's news of the lowering of
Mo interest rates. by the Bank of
MM icanada and the Central

me |cage and Housing Corporation \3|
the government's desire to clim-: steadily as means of lowerlne
Inate the present premlum ON j yartime production routs and
‘Ithe Canadian dolar, :

Mort-

The route being taken to reach

Z |this objective obviously ts a clr-
‘oultous one, The theory Ie (hat
a if lower interest rates make \t

more attractive for development
and business projects to borrow
needful capital at home rather
than abroad, then the Inflow of
Investment capital from the Un-
ited States will be curtafled, And
with a leesened demand for the
Canadian dollar from United
States investors, the premium to
whieh it has cllmbed In recent

7 {menths will tend to disappear.

The action of the past week
comes on the heels of mounting
complaint against the dollar's
premium by Canadian export In.
dustries, The argument ts heard

almost continually these drys

that Canada ts losing iarge-vol-

ume business abroad almost dally ‘economy generally by increasing
from countries who would be
‘willing to buy Canadian goods,
if It were not for the premlun
‘that they have to pay for the
‘Canadian dollar when they come

to pay their bills.
The government could have

the United States dollar, But
such a step was considered def-

inltely retrograde. Instead of a

p A R LIA M t NT ' recurn to coatrolled currencies In
‘ |

By E, T. APPEEWHAITE, MP Skeena

nuthoritles are ready to sponso
guch a move. °

aetna eenermmaminatte

The Canadian financlal au

pene ener snaninetion asntn apt nt tentle eE ab eot ae

ft You're TIRED
ALL THE TIME

Everybody gets 4 bit run-down now and
then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe
bothered by backaches, Perhaps nothing
seriously wrong, just a lereporery toske
conditien caused by excess acids and
wastes. That's the-time to take Dodd's
~ Kidney Pills, Dodd's itisndate the idneys

 

; and 20 belp restore, their normal sclion of

| removing excess acids ‘and wastes. Then

you feel better, sleep better, work better.
| Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now, Look for
| the blue box with the red band at all
| druggiuts. You can depend on Dodd's. 52

 
   
    
 

     
     
   
    
  
   

  
   

  

 
 

    

ness, For my money Don Plonte,
ing ta atill by far the mort of 4
tion member, Johny

foctive this year asin the pasty
¥ ¥ + 4

Mrs, Falrolough hoa ratvened * 7
to the altack on the Harold:d,::
Tanks ena, Ahe rerently asked!
Hon. J. W, Plokeragill If ho knew |
hal le affiainte had: alven ine
formation to Macleans Magne,
miner Plakerenti] diel nat knagy:
how he could he aware of Itunes}
lous (hey happened to roport Iti ¢.
to him, Mra, Palrclough.waa din.
ratlaflod with oéficial infarmne
Hion given to her in-tho House}:
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Maclean's; but tb hognme obvloiist:
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By NORMAN

IAR _M,.MacLEOD:

‘so rarely that the public tends to].
Hose steht of the practice ag an)...
| necepted and bullt-in device of
‘Federal fisenl polley,, During the
lwar the Interest rate was lowered

ones
lar ‘editlon ‘hag ;

“The Saturday !
Increased trom i
ond the. monthiy
rate from $12

$1.00...” 1

‘atimulating the egoridmy , to
maximun use of its rasources

Fron a level ef between four and
five ner cont im 1930. it wag dawn
at the war's close to a level of
between two and three per cent

Subsernentiv, in the \nast-wor
varlad, i wae ralsed oeqin. The
motive then was to held dn check
the pest-war inflation, . ,
Now the government, Judacs
that any practical danger of {n-
flation {s.past. Modernte unem.-
plcyment {s appearing ance more
and export markets are becoming
Increasingly competitive, ‘The
situation Is therefore regarded es

Tho price chiriges
effective March |
The’ Sun’ attribute

Croases Lo rising. cog

All wool, water".
Tesistant, rever:. @
ible, Reg ‘to
$12.00. Now...

calling for a lowering of Interest Boys’ Fo
rales In addition to helning p i 7 a ;
“export trade hy petting rid of the a |
premium on the Canadian dollar, u over :
the move should stimulate the Swe

All wool, Veneck,

the flow of domestic borrowings
for-eapital purposes, |

tee penne ngs ett diet gee ranean

Beautiful. ‘pat-
terns, Rey. 09

come

GVORGE DAWES
AUCTIONEER

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