ROTARY
HEARS
DR.
BLACK
!
Education
Wezk
Prince
Rupert
Daily
N'e3
-
friday".
January
2B,
1951
PERIODIC
pAlNS...use
VV
'I
Long
Quest
For
Health
ToBe
observed
torn
fa
itegir
05
AKAUUL
1
At
a
meeting
of
teachers
representing
local
schools
held
on
Tuesday
it
was
decided
to
call
n
orpanizaUon
meetirtg
for
Fri-ctay,
February
2.
to
form
n
Edu-cation
Week
commttt.
For
thousands
or
years
one
of
re
-not
covered
today
by
public
man's
greatest
quests
has
been
health,"
said
Dr.
Black,
who
list-for
health,
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
ed
nie
chief
-pntfpctions
to
ttw
director
of
Prince
Rupert
Pubiic
communl!,y
pveti
ty
the
nrrv-Health
Unit,
told
Rotary
yester-
ict.
They
Included
-child
hyeiene,
day
afternoon.
sanitation
of
water,
newerftfrc
Before
explaining
the
work
of
nd
tmtd,
as
well
as
free
vener-the
local
health
unit.
Dr.
Black
ial
rsts.
prince
Rupert
All
present
comnienhed
on
fine;
i
co-ojwaUon
and
tffective
par-i
g33HDG3II0X
People
Are
Moving
Money
recalled
the
evolution
of
heaiix
i
wanl
propf
fdcatkm
n
clptkn
rf
many
P.ltwe
Rupert
.
Eyen
In
Biblican
time
of
Maws
bnait.h-.prjtoUoal
amtHcatton
f
'H'RJinteatiftm
in
pwioirs
ftdu-l
sanitation
was
stres.sed
and
peo-
jnfornwtton
Ik
mmv
ImparUnt
aotivuiRs.
It
was
pie
were
aware
of
tne
need
for
11lgn
tonxk--m
nwiicine,"
'
said
HHRfsW
that
wh
Kmups,
good
heallU.
But
there
have
bw'ii
jr
St-ic.
,
1ild
iiave
say
in
Ue
plan-,
,
.V"
,1
i
many
superstitious
cures,
ur
itg.
as
wen
as
n
tne
wkMHnw,
to
lhe
i.un(,hN,n
by
Black
said.
VlmirnM.!.
fKl
tkat
hcy-
Bre
Brow
14
ws
C
l
HI
Till;
advertiitenient
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
1
ir,lrl
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'
i
,
oUu,
wm
i'-'"
m.
Ray
wlro
has
returned
to
Uie
,
'
"
.
1
liivltin
frrtm
HnpH
or
even
-
l
.
i
wmlri
ftirm
i-Vv.
ttai
ertmtntfi.ie
Ci)st:
l
raw
Mmtrf'rtuls
are
i
c
i
h
K
manufacturers
tif
rtiiw
unci
rutolwi
footwear
slKiw
cuiilmuecl
price
bi-
Bv
.iK'lil"1
Ul
1,16
.
.
H.,tTn
tnt
jmnui
-----
----
,'?'lth
Saotiath
day
of
rest
were,
.
i'
u
present
-T-ducatimi
us
Every-
1
bef"'a'.
the
speaker
believed.'
-
B""
Robert
OoniS
-of
Vancouver
I
Mental
health
was
imporuni
.
nd
.
rxr
R
a
uiM
.ii
J
Orea.malkms
tJrfianmums
that
That
have
have
i.h,.l-
co-
ILY
SHOE
STORE
to
proper
social
conditions,
Dr.
fart
''''
yOt
JAMl
,1
r:ir.:c
Rupert
are
wist
rrro
the
Royai
Jubilee
lorafced
in
previous
Education
H.Hi
t
W.,
T',:
activftios
ir.c!u!c
Canadian
Owbc
MiWlwU
was
xtitioVfl
IWMm,
Civic
Centre,
City
Coim-tolrthtlav
rrertliigs
by
Mr.
Brown
!-
O:oiy
News,
Gyi-o
Club,
KE,
t
fclfl
UHLTteui
Or.
Bla
for
Junior
and
Senior
Chambers
of
vtng
money,
aome
oi
m
,
rials
being
offered
are
ex-.liuiiul
values
al
the
present
Cmnmeroe,
Labor
Unions,
Min-
his
addw-ss.
FIHT
n-7
ACTION
First
Canadian.-,
to
see
frcnl-Unc
action
in
Kwea
were
the;A.
three
members
of
the
Special
Force
advance
party.
Now
back
at
Fort
Lewis,
Wa.sh..
they
were
attached
to
the
29lh
British
Brigade
near
Seoul
and
saw
action,
though
not
personally
taking
part
in
the
fighting.
Pictured
at
Pusan
in
this
Army
photo,
they
are,
lefi
to
right:
Simn.
Ro.'.s
W.
Deehn,
Windsor.
Ont.;
Sgt.
Norm
Stammers,
Transoona,
Man.;
and
Sigmn.
Doug
Kehue,
Nicholson,
Out.,-
all
of
the
S5th
Canadian
Infantry
BriRade
Signals
Squadron.
(CP
PHOTO)
4sU?rial
Association,
PTA,
radio
station
CFTR,
Rotary
Club,
school
trustees
and
teachers.
rlicn-
arc
only
a
lew
uuys
t
t
pick
up
these
Specials
1
Black
said.
i
Re-counting
the
p;'e-Christian
era
of
Greece,
which
was
the
futhcr
country
of
medicine,
the
speaker
felt
that
"progress
has
falien
-short.
I
Not
until
after
the
plague-ridden
Middle
Ageg
were
the
causes
of
illnesses
stressed.
By
the
Middle
Ages
it
was
agreed
that
filth
was
the
deadliest
cause
of
disease.
Sanitation
resistance
beginning
In
the
19th
century
held
a
high
place
alongside
modern
i,
:.ie
now
on
.
.
.
SALE
Vmi
are
atlviscii
i.o
snop
now
STANDS
STAT
SARNIA.
Oirt.
Three
wn-4ors
of
potato
iips
who
set
up
stands
In
the
busiiwws
areaxiu.'-ii
-ven-ing
Ijmirs
will
asain
be
granted
licences,
city
council
agreed.
Mayor
W.
C.
Nelson
said
they
served
a
purpose.
"If
I
have
only
1C
cents
and
e,o
into
a
restaurant
I
can't
set
very
much."
he
said!
"
"UNCLE
NEHRU"
NEW
DELHI
Turkish
children
have
sent
a
letter
of
warm
thanks
to
Prime
Minister
Nehru
for
the
gift
of
a
baby
elephant
to
the
Istanbul
zoo.
The
letter
was
address
to
"Dar
Uncle
Pau-dit
Hehru."
Street
Death
Recounted
35
the
.
.
.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
ir
viiir
Mimes
unrl
Rubbers
science
for
the
prevention
of
dis
'
LADIES,
MEN
Witnesses
Tell
of
Mrs.
Ritchie's
Fate
eases.
Many
of
the
18th
century
Third
Avenue.
When
approaching
the
intersection
of
Third
prisons
and
industrial
lactones
hotbeds
of
typhus,'
ur.
an(1
Stlwt
he
"K,k"
T?UZ
Finh
Yesterday
at
tha
preliminary
trial
of
Larry
Wsh'r,
charged
brM.h
ways
to
see
If
tmfflc
was
BUcl
k
said.
1
favour
of
th
,
conilng.
He
saw
an
automobile
ffcflnement.
nf
conditions
in
heading
into
Fifth
in
a
-smiHwrly
England's
prisons
and
factories'
direction
and
a
black
object
su
p
was
helped
by
the
passing
f
the
in
front
of
the
rar.
He
did
not
first
Public
Health
Art
In
IH8.
j
know
whether
the
object
he
hud
But
as
early
s
the
17th
-en-J
seen
was
a
man
or
Woman.
Ho
lury,
uiititer
Canadian
settlers
PORTRAITS
ins
!'velii)
il
and
I'unU-d
l'ROMIT
KKltVK'E
t
IIANKI.I
K'S
STI'DIO
r,
-
4
it
1
.Street
linx
045
nine
(iri'i'M
3i!9
Prince
Rupert
and
CHILDREN
Here
is
a
SPECIAL
for
rhe
Ladies
and
Children!
SNOW
BOOTS
thought
tlie
rar
was
on
the
left
reuii'cd
the
neoejisily
of
public
side
of
I
lie
street.
It
was
travel-
health.
Dr.
Black
said.
He
point-ling
very
slowly.
The
object
had
ed
out
that
many
of
the
dis-slepner1
off
'he
112
Taxi
side
of
eases,
such
as
smallpox,
were
the
street,
he
said.
He
could
not
brought
to
Canada
by
lmmi-say
how
far
it
proceeded
into
tlu
grants,
while
before
their
ar-strect
before
being
struck.
It
was
rival
the
Indians
were
compara-a
small
person.
He
could
not
tell
lively
free
from
European
dls-if
the
driver
had
tried
to
stop
Hu
recognized
the
driver
as
a
Dr-
Black
said
lhat
2500
small-man
in
the
court
and
pointed
Pox
cases
were
reported
in
1757
DIO
&
APPLIANCE
f
SALES
&
SERVICE
(iiMianleeil
Service
iwiiu
inansiauyiuer
in
tne
trains
!
death,
tif
Mrs.
Jennie
Rllrhie,
(first
witness
for
the
piiisecutiou
1
to
Mrs.
Willa
Rav
who
said
she
had
luncheon
with
Mis.
Jennie
I
Josephine
Ritcln.!
Novemlier
7.
I
Sire
left
Mrs.
Ritchie
in
H
unt
of
i
her
office,
shortly
before
1
p.m.
I
She
had
known
the
deceased
for
"
35
years.
Mi
s.
Ray
knew
M;s.
I
Ritchie's
hearing
to
be
wry
I
good
as
she
remembered
talkiiv?
1
with
her
on
occasions
in
low
1
tones.
Mrs.
Ritchie
did
not
normally
wear
plasses.
When
sho
left
Mrs.
Ritchie
after
lunching
with
her
November
7,
Mrs.
Ray
said,
she
had
been
dressed
in
a
black
coat
and
hat.
Witness
identified
a
coat
as
the
one
Mrs.
Ritchie
had
been
wearing,
also
a
hat
and
a
pair
of
red
gloves.
They
were
entered
as
exhibits.
She
said
the
coal
had
I'hiiiir
lilue
1)!!
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
him
out.
Asked
if
he
had
had
anv
"v
Mumcaim
in
wueoec
STAUT
IN
B.C.
conversation
he
replied:
"He
Just
the
boot
for
Llvis
type
oi
weather
Warm
wool
and
shearling
lined
in
a
choice
of
Red,
Black
or
Brown.
Ladies'
sizes
$8.45
H0.95
Pr
British
Columbia's
first
organized
Institution
of
public
health
control
against
smallpox
started
In
892.
"Few
districts
of
the
province
"kiMM
he
And
I
said,
'I
don't
think
you
did'."
Mr.
Gurvich
sa'd
he
could
not
say
what
part
of
the
car
hit
the
person.
It
was
a
nice
day
and
the
road
was
dry.
He
did
not
3ULGERS
iiui
aavertiiement
tt
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Jovrnment
of
Britiaa
Columbia.
been
very
clean
when
Mrs
There
notlce
wnat
happened
to
the
car
ore
now
showing
the
latest
Ritchie
was
wearing
it.
j
TAKE
VOl
II
PLAC
E
WITH
IKX
IJKK
T1IKSE
were
dirt
marks
on
it
wlen
ex
hibited..
uiuer
uie
acuiueni..
ne
was
1
watching
the
person
who
had
been
struck.
He
stopped
the
n
1
Mrs.
Ray
said
sh-e
had
been
informed
later
that
Mrs.
Ritchie
was
born
January
5,
MS74.
She
I
had
seen
and
Identified
the
body
Duiovas
truck
he
was
driving,
got
out
and
went
to
the
body.
It
lay
facing
the
Stone
t'.ock
l
a
slight
ang.
on
the
Street.
He
had
seen
tlw
Children's
sizes,
Brown
only
$3.95
up
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
MEN'S
SPECIALS
'FASHION
"FOOTWEAR
person
knocked
down
and
the
rear
wheel
run
over
her.
He
would
say
she
was
heading
for
Ganiu-l
s,
store
on
the
west
side
of
Fifth
Street.
She
was
lying
about
svven
or
eight
feet
out
in
the
roadway
but
lhat
was
only
a
guess.
of
Mrs.
Ritchie
at
the
inquest
later,
On
cross-examination
Mrs.
Ray
said
she
would
vvrv
with
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
that
Mrs.
Ritchie
probably
weighed
leas
than
KIO
pounds.
join
cii
uurn
Second
witness
was
John
Gur-
01
On
cross-examination,
Mr
Don't
Miss
Our
January
Clearance
The
Newly
Patented
Self
Winding
iliy
Army
ray
Corps
vich
who
said
lie
was
driving
11
Brown
asked
if
witness
had
not
truck
in
an
ensterly
direction
on
;.Bl(1
a,
tho
innuest
that
it
was
too
bad
the
car
was
not
of
Models
FINE
FURS
LOVELY
COATS,
CAPES
JACKETS
ond
NECKPIECES
travelling
faster
that
It
would
probably
have
missed
her.
Witness
replied
that
was
correct.
If
the
car
had
been
moving
faster.
It
would
have
thrown
the
body
clear,
he
thought.
W;iiip'-
"i(i
a
ih"
I'm"
rf
l:i'
accident
there
had
been
cars
parked
along
the
Royal
Bank
side
of
Fifth
Slicet.
They
had
been
moved
by
the
time
the
police
arrived.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
third
wit
of
Muskrat,
Hudson
Seal,
Canadian
Squirrel
and
Coney
K:lO)U
ese
new
'Dual
Wind'
lovas
will
wind
auto-
iti(.ally
in
any
position
ness
for
the
prosecution,
said
he
had
been
called
by
police
to
the
hospital
to
attend
a
seriinslv
In
Prlred
at
1
.to
Q5
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
50
&
69.50
jured
person.
He
arrived
at
the
hospital
as
the
patient
was
being
ir"movcd
from
th1
mv"lnncn
She
gave
every
appearance
of
,
being
dead
at
the
time
and
examination
proved
that.
Ho
had
1
later
made
a
superficial
exam-
!
inatlon
and
found
a
fractured
lilUiJjjjJ
rrT"
'i
-
ifMiiatiiiifilnliSir',Tlr
f
-fin
litTfrtfTr-1A'
654
Box
1362
302
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
974
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by
the
world's
largest
f
iuifacturer
of
fine
watches
S5c
pti
doitn
patd
iw
cmpiut.
Plai
have
Iricn
ftJv
rtn
ike
Jfi
eald-
Wh
1
Tkii
idvtrtntminl
11
not
publiihcd
Of
ditpUycd
by
the
tiqtiot
CoKffll
Boaid
Of
tv
th
OovftnmaM
ol
e.ilnh
Columbit;
HFAHi
CiiiiiMliuu
ooliliers
serve,
at
h
ome
anil
ubrnuil,
tlie
Amiy
I'ay
Corps
ulna
In
the
right
forearm
and
a
badly
crushed
chest.
There
was
a
bad
fracture
of
the
skull.
He
said
either
the
clvest
injury
n..
tilf.
f.t-n'1
f
-act
lire
could
have
caused
death.
On
cross-examination,
Dr.
Greene
said
the
weight
of
the
body
would
not
exceed
100
pounds.
He
had
not
examined
for
possible
sprained
ankles.
J.
A.
Chapman,
draughtsman
for
the
city,
identified
and
described
a
plan
of
the
death
scene.
CONSTABLE
WHITE
Constable
J.
White,
RCMP,
said
he
had
attended
the
scene
of
the
accident
In
response
to
a
telephone
call.
He
and
Cst.
W.
L.
Dempsey
had
Arrived
there
-about
TO
CNLIST
YOU
MUST:
1.
Be
o
Canadian
citizen
or
British
subject.
2.
Be
between
17
and
40
years
of
age.
3.
Be
single.
4.
Meet
Army
test
requirements.
5.
Volunteer
for
service'
anywhere.
REPORT
RIGHT
AWAY
TO:
No.
1
1
Personnel
Depot,
40S0
West
fourth
Ave,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
l-am
See
Our
Stock
Now!
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
1
p.m.
There
was
a
group
of
in
on
hand
10
ensure
pniiiijit
and
accurate
"pay".
The
men
of
the
Army
Pay
Corps
are
highly
trained.
Their
work
is
exacting
and
requires
'
ial
upliltxlc.
Frequently
called
upon
to
art
as
financial
ailvincrs
to
the
men
of
other
corps,
they
must
poDxeag
patience
and
the
ability
to
act
as
friendly
counsellors.
The
Royal
Canadian
Army
lay
('orjia
needl
more
men
to!uy
to
keep
pace
with
the
expansion
of
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Free.
If
yon
are
qualified
as
an
accountant,
clerk
or
bookkeeper
or
ir
you
would
like
to
qualify
in
one
of
these
trades
then
there
i
a
place
for
you
with
the
ineu
who
"gt
'era
fmitV,
Remember,
Canada
needs
ym
imw.
Report
loilny
for
Hclive
duly
with
Uic
Koyl
CuiHtJiMU
Army
Pay
Coqis,
people
on
the
roadway
and
a
woman
lying
on
the
road.
There
was
a
car
facing
south
on
the
left
side
of
Fifth
Street.
He
ask
IB
TRILITE
LAMPS
Complete
with
silk
shades
$19.00
up.
TORCHIERE
tAMPS
$15.75
end
$18.95
TABLE
LAMPS
$4.95
and
$6.95
NOVELTY
LAMPS
-
$4.95
ed
accused
if
he
was
the
driver
Broadway
Cafe
of
the
car
and
got
the
reply:
"I
was.
The
car
was
to
tne
leit
of
the
centre
line.
He
asked
per
mission
to
refer
to
notes
he
had
taken
at
the
time
to
describe
K
Best
Food
,
o
where
he
found
tht
car.
He
marked
on
a
plan
the
posl
tion
of
the
car
and
body
behind
Finest
Cooking
ODD
SHADES
98c
up
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
the
automobile
and
the
spot3
where
a
blood-stained
teaf
and
other
marks
were
found.
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
tin
Ru.ert
Signs
of
an
accident
he
had
seen
when
arriving
at
the
scene
Stewart,
B.C.
Phone
210
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on
page
-6)
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