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CASTLEGAR, B, G.:

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THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1956:

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TEARAN Fi FUEL
FOR ar aea WOOD.

Phone 4191
Crescent

. OFFICE —\'80

Commission Meet
Continhed from Fage 1

utes to thaw a straight-. pipe,
which he thought very good. The
same machine, used as a welder
he. said,’ was very ; satisfoctory.

PRESCRIPTIONS

YOUR DOCTOR'S.
PRESCRIPTIONS __
FILLED “ACCURATELY

with the findst of drugs
at the lowest ‘cost

. PITTS?
Rexall Drug

He the . village
purchase the machine along with
00 ft. of cable, Reavy, duty. wir:

Robson W.A. Entertain
Evening Group ..

{Another aniigabta ? Weaina
was. held by, the Robson |'W:A.
who '*-entertained’ .\the’: Evening
Group. W.A. to: the! Annual
Valentine Party and} Pot: Luc
Boon which’ was held’ in-the

ing. 90" of which w:
locally .at 32c per foot" *and 100°
at less than that. This wiring
if ‘ordered from ‘Vancouver or
Nelson’ would ‘cost_ir, the neigh-
borhood of ‘10 per ft. Mr. Mc-

abson Ci Church
Hall. ;

A tiny numbered cheart<was
pinned on. all those who

Those: Riots

In Bombay

“by’ Lewis ‘Milligan’

other ‘parts of India’ are attri:
buted-by: ‘the ! authorities’ to the
Communists’who ‘are said to be
“exploiting-.:and. helping ‘to
spread the : violence that) began
as .a rebellion ‘against ‘Prime
Minister: Nehru's, decision ‘to fed-

had to. ting their places, ‘at- the
oes table. with the aeterspond-

Ivor, also

‘a multibreaker be: put into the
machine to safeguard the ma-
chine and_ private property as

“'The-hall decorated with -cupids
hearts and: bow, . gaye ‘a. happy
atmosphere. i

The Pres} of ‘the. . W.Al,

well, On these
a motion’ was passed. Twenty-
nine thawings of pipes had to be
done. in the last two weeks, 5
of which were done with the
mew machine. The front street
hydrant is still frozen as well as
several standpipes..-
Commissioner ‘Atchison repor-
ted : ‘that the. telephone still has
not been’ installed for the Fire

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DAY or ‘NIGHT

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Chiet hh the. order has
beén in for two weeks. Also the
power has’ not: been hooked ae
at the new: Library’ Office, this

has been requested for over a

mth, ‘
The Roads and Bridges Com-

Mrs. W.::Adams, welcomed’ the
guests. and wished them a ‘happy
evening; : which | ‘was planned’ for
them. |:

‘Following the‘ supper. (Buffet
Style), an.evening of court whist
was enjoyed with a-tie on the
highest score between Miss Ruth
MacDirmid and Mrs, M. Piquard.
Mrs, Piquara won the, draw.

Mrs. W. T. Waldie, was: “win-
ner. of the Cpnsolation. ‘Prize,
and Mrs. “D., - Woodrow
winner . of the °” “Travelling”
‘ize.

eralize City.”;, There: is
nothing :. new ; about.. such --dis-
turbances, except that they are
becoming. more, « violent

cae riots in’ ee and|"

to a'stick im the other.”

“Who \are’ they?” asked ‘Mr;
Redding of .a bystander. “It :.is
an agitation,” was the reply.
“They “have stopped operating
the’ trams ‘and busses. just now

lat the close’ of the. business, day,

when: ‘everyone ‘wishes ‘ to’.

liome.’. It is very _inconveni
But the: Communist: leaders ‘of
these workers are clever, They
arranged it. for. the. poe

ding says ‘he encountered bitter
anti - Americanism, . obviously
-‘|~ased upon lying Soviet propa-
‘ganda about conditions in the
United”: States, © with’ ‘particular
emphasis ‘on the color. problem.
‘Inthe course of his-lectures he
was perpetually” heckled. are

the | American. government. on
ore occasion ‘the... heckling was

no chance to reply; and he "gays,
“I. only. wished :to get away'from
the hot breath of” obscene
intolerence.” |! :'” ty

The above: quotations from. Mr.

widespretad. -

reading .a . book, .

American in India?’ by, Saunders
Redding, in: which. the author
describes a labor. strike he. wit-

Bombay. «.
Mr.

messed ia. fer. gens, sey ia)

do” you. know ‘the  leaders:: are
Communists?” Mr.. Redding! ask-
ed. “The flag the breaded. man
carries- is red,—everyone ‘kifows
that ;the transport’ workers ‘are
unists,” replied the ° ‘by:
stander, 4

negro who’ was: ‘asgigned ‘by. the
State ‘Department ‘at ‘Washington
to go.on..a lecture tour. in India.
“Your job?’ he -was. told,. “will
be...to. interpret: American life
to.:the.: people ..of ;India."” . The
job . proved: ‘to be, no ‘easy one,
but. Me Redding s book is good

Mr. “ater found: ‘that
this demonstration was ‘merely.
a reflection. ‘of what: was: going,
on ‘elsewhere. “It was no secret,”
he says, | “that several, dozen. vil-
lages “in ’ Travencore-Cochin had
already . yielded to: ‘Red Revol:
tonists’ ;: who ‘> had -., confise
land Hon Gaiar it ‘among? the

fi 1p of life: and
y ni dent” In-
dia. For. ‘example, he! gives, the

ee i, ie of the
Evening Group, tanked the W.A.
who ‘were all “respon-

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wall. shortly open a
ACCORDION

sible for such a nice evening.

mittee of the Chamber-of Com-
merce informed the Board of
eir

‘ofa riot
that suddenly broke out. on” “a
main street:in: Bombay: :

mies could feel the pre ot

constitutional authority. In ‘Ast
sam,".when “I: arrived “therein
mid-July; © many police posts
flew red flags.: I was ‘told. that

.|the! communists were ‘in almost

eontrol of ‘India’s mer
chant. marir

‘The
thouting had. now. resolved. it-
self into. words, .. ordered and
to one, who knew

ling a Jet-

First came a ean

th ve
ter to the Di T t
at the 1 ‘

Among". “Tndian intellectuals
}with” whom he ‘had Smee as-
‘sociation, .. Mr. ..Redding

“there were | those who adcnitted

between Castlegar and Kinnaird
‘and asked that the Commission-
ers endorse. their letters to the
Department. This.was given the| 5
whole hearted. support..and a
letter to that effect ordered sent} 0D
immediat

ported, was delegated - by. ‘the
Castlegar Co>operati' ‘Trans-
portation Society: ‘to. serve on the

fort. This

Commissioners, |. E..’ Kraft; ‘ the
Chairman of. the. School : Board,

‘|G. Craft, Parks Board: Commis-

sioner, G. Atchison, -Chi of
iG

. Then the throng Shout-
ed a recital. Then came a beat
of : metal. Several: trolley - cars
stood end to end where Shey

d, I thought—that

even
organized Communist cells mani-

pulated colleges and -university

had been left inva circle, ~ and
on the roof: of one -of: these a
gang of. men, some ‘in:loin cloths,
in khaki- shorts,. ‘stood

= ground’ a breaded turbaned Sikh’

who- held:'a- microphone in, one
hand: and a square of cloth fi tied

x many

‘ing ions with i x

for and:against the government.
‘He quotes one as saying, “You
‘do not know what to expect
any longer. It would-be better
‘if ‘the British- were back. Strikes
can grow serious . . The gov-

IN CHURCH ©

Everywhere -he went, Mr. Red-

faculties “and " students.” | ‘Mr.

's boo) t the!back-
ground toi the “present : >riots in.

plain: the ‘success. of: the.‘ “good-

‘Masses. ‘at 8:30" ‘and 10:30, am.

Goulet .and' LO.D.E.

at 7:00 -_p.m,

ing:.of this Boarg will. be ‘held
shortly.
are “needed “for Givin

Friday. and. Saturday

March: 9th: a 10th®

2
ORANGES, California, large size.
10 Ibs. for | See ee eeeie es see ene , 99c

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Defence and several :places';
mamed and: will be looked. int

tive, Mrs. V..Goresky. A meet-| -

Sat, 4-5 and
ie i
je Eloanphie: Ghapel

pertain

Poonmnenainig
pasteurization: gf mill ‘to whieh
the . board . concurred.

‘The request. of. the Air Cadets
for: use of. the old ‘library bene

School’ Annual, - After ra Check
was ‘made: of the: traffic volume

values. of land. anid! disaprovements

ship 10:00. a.m, «Sunday School

atllam. -

=~ Sunday. School
10:30 am,
at .7:30. p.m.

are, as.

tax-

15% . $1,199,650,

‘Accounts: totaling $965,02° were |
ordered paid.

Commissioner “Kraft was .ask-
ed to: officially “attend the open-

| ing .of the High School Addition :

.on Friday,’ night.

The Inland. Gas Company ‘sent
a letter asking. forthe Commis-
sioner’s . endorsation of . their

‘people xegarding: this: as well:as
the water. works bylaw in: the
near future. .

68,244; v te
able: Sisco Jmprovements |

7:30 p. i
“Young” Peoples, “Friday: 790
p.m.

5 Everyone ‘Welcome

Community Bible
Centre

product and: this.-was given, alo”
plebescite willbe’ put ‘before. the a

wship
Thursday, TAB: Bible Ee aad
Prayer meeting at Si Colum.)
“bla Ave, 2°”

at that ‘the’ "Board give those
to the: advantages “of Cast“Iron

: | pipe against transite pipe. smhe

difference’ in cost ‘would be’
the meighborhood ‘of $5,000.

’A short ‘discussion was nélz’on
some -of’ the of : ‘the

Church of Jaws Christ
Of Latter. Day Saints’:

. Sundays at 10:30: a :
Twin Rivers: Halt... :
*; Eweryone. ‘Welcome! .:

: Water Works Department ‘and

Village Clerk, A. T. Horswill,-at
the request ‘of _ Commissioner,
‘Westwood, read, a | resume- of
water works, cost to the village
tor the years 1950-1954. It owas
decided more time «would: be]:
needed to: go. into ‘the question | :
fully before a public meeting on
ma “Water Bylaw were to.,be
hi ¢

Lutheran ‘Services. :-:

aay, 3:00: ‘pm. °'in'- St: Alban’s
Church, Castle

Presbyterian. es

* Services”! avin the pee
Bunda at’ BiG 15: ‘am: :

: ursday :-
la -pP.m (childten) 4:30. “pan.
:| Kinnaird:

“Wednesdays 6:15: pin (chill-

“| dren) ‘7:30 p.m.
"| Robson’;

' Wednesdays 3:15. pam.

be ieat and Bibl le Stuly, 7. Wed. 3

Sunday, in. the Legion Hall... °|]

“Eyery: second and ‘fourth Sun-||

Announcement
WE. ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE. .
WE HAVE OBTAINED 1 THE colder OF

‘AND. THAT ‘OUR OFFICE IN KIN AIRD
WILL: BE OPEN FULL TIME

“Now. IS. THE TiME To |

THAT..BRING YEAR “AROUND COMFORT. / AND
“FRESH, ATTRACTIVE ee

PLAN 1 THE FIX-UP JOBS

so thick) and ‘fast}that:;he had. =

Bombay, and they Zo far to'ex- .
will” tour of: the, _Russlan mogu-
India, ~ 5 a

~ said, “‘that-have never been seen

for whom

eats
the
.G. Re tee: “Minter

gave indication ‘of. satisfaction.

‘ 492." “You, will. gee things
accomplished ° in’ this Beaty he | perso:

age -now

id; \-used : = the * Castlegar | lad
fag an. le | be:

_ Whether, the! " experiment wit |

tthe”
tinue’:to- take ‘a ‘keen. interes in
their schools ‘and, students. .““W:
rand»

oré than five hun-
will descend upor

th
hospitality accorded:;them: From.

caterers . to ‘cars, from’. friendli-
ness ° to ' helpfulness, the resi-

that| 7

< She..“400: Club” : of the, “High |i
to check md

the ‘event of a greater crises |-
such, floods ‘or |.

re-
7 sented: “the “keys .of ‘the’ building
; Hyson,’ who ia a’ few ‘Eimina

| ear * chosen:

the: SHHS ‘Gym-on Saturday
ahd Sunday, March 17th. .and

ay the: people 1 ‘Fesponsible: for ‘the

aes Jack Chorters and 2 friend, ate seoniie ite. bane photo aoe anes thi surred thie aati ae all
in_.the. Science’ Rooms : of :. the ition ‘of - the panel id joym: very.

high school. A result, NAR eel says, “ofan itl-advised | i . hier igs eee eauia onaarnentn ear cs b

~ Castle: News - Photo  ghe Bulls were then dismiss- best ‘results were obtained.