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nil
nunS
Campaign.
To
Be
Laid
Tonight
A
campaign
to
raise
funds
and
clothing
for
European
flood
victims
got
under
way
last
night
wfteri
47
persons
all
but
three
of
them
from
Holland
formed
a
European
Flood
Relief
committee.
Prominent
City
Jeweller,
John
Bulger
Sr.,
Dies
Founder
of
Well-Known
Firm
,
Passes
After
Brief
Illness
John
Bulger,
sr.,
74-year-old
veteran
jeweller
and
founder
of
the
store
here
tearing
his
name,
died
in
hospital
here
late
yesterday.
Banding
together
because
of
i
Pro-Con
Party
Leaders
Meet
U
KI
H
IH
PROGRESSIVE
Conservative
leader
in
B
C,
Dean
Flntayson
second
fiom
ji,d
other
I1C
members
meet
National
Leader
George
Drew,
at
a
luncheon.
Left
to
right
M.j-Oeu.
George
Pearkes,
VC,
Nanatmo;
Diane
Flnlayson;
Oeorge
Drew,
National
Leader;
fuisn.
Kaiiilp,
and
Howard
C.
Oreen,
QC.
Vancouver.
He
was
taken
ill
at
his
home
over
the
week-end.
Mr.
Bulger
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1918.
Heroin
inch,
Bennett
Tangle
Over
L
t
'
A
Rotarian.
he
had
been
for
many
years
In
various
the
terrible
toll
of
life
and
property
of
their
countrymen,
the
Hollanders
of
this
city
decided
prompt
action
was
of
utmost
necessity.
After
the
hour-long
meeting
during
which
Eric
Faure
was
chosen
chairman,
the
committee
elected,
and
plans
for
the
campaign
suggested,
money
began
piling
up
on
the
little
card:
table
in
front
of
the
executive.
Dutchmen,
and
Dutch
women,
many
of
them
In
Canada
for
less
than
a
year,
dug
into
their
pockets.
A
total
of
S6S
in
cash
was
collected
on
the
spot
with
several
hundred
dollars
more
In
pledges.
SEEK
CLOTHING
It
was
also
decided
to
canvass
I
community
affairs.
Source
Charles
Ritter
Court
Case
Dismissed
VANCOUVER
O
The
$31,000
malicious
prosecution
suit
of
Lloyd
Charles
Ritter,
taxi
operator,
was
dismissed
with
costs
Thursday
In
Supreme
Court
here.
Ritter
sued
Dueck-Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
and
ite
credit
manager
Warren
Morgan
because
of
his
arrest
In
Victoria
on
cheque
charges
which
were
ultimately
dismissed
in
Vancouver
police
court.
bvernment's
Hospital
Policy
Sought
kl.
iCPi-l'iemier
Bn-
ployee
and
will
be
forced
to
general
field
of
hospital
man-
a.d
Thursday
the
B
C
rloe
unless
workers
withdraw
,g,ment.
but
,t
could
not
stI,nd
,cn!
u,
iin
psn'd
to
take
:
their
demand.
.
A
run
the
North
Van-j
Mr,
Bennett,
rising
at
the
by
n1
sc'
lhe
hospital
at
H.i'Pi'ui
tf
It
clow
:
mart
of
Thursday's
session
on
a
North
Vancouver
clooed.
J
"matter
of
urgent
public
husi-
If
the
government
took
over,
li.,,1.4
said
It
Cannot
Wii."
Mid
the
government
ham
he
aaid,
the
management
would
labora-
VANCOUVER
National
Health
His
son.
John,
jr..
returned
j
here
recently
from
Vancouver.
;
Mr.
Bulger
first
opened
a
small
shop
in
8eaforth,
Ontario,
at
the
age
of
IS,
in
1898.
specializing
in
clocks,
watches,
jewelry
and
plated
ware.
He
went
to
Vancouver
In
1910
and
bought
a
store
there
which
he
operated
for
three
years
before
moving
to
Lacombe,
Alberta.
In
1619
he
came
to
this
city
and
boueht
a
store
in
bankruptcy.
Business
was
slow
at
the
start
and
although
he
was
hard
hit
by
the
depression,
he
stuck
ige
demand,
or
em-.no
Intention
of
getting
Into
the;
..,..,..,
k,.i,
,
v....-....-
tories
Thursday
night
exploded
speculation
that
"pink"
heroin
seized
here
--.!
I
presumably
at
the
end
of
the
for
clothing
and
other
goods
which
might
help
relieve
the
disastrous
situation
in
Holland
battered
by
seas
which
have
covered
more
than
one-sixth
of
the
i
i
next
f
Ucal
year
"I
do
not
think
there
is
any
evidence
of
malice,"
said
Mr.
Justice
Norman
Whlttaker.
MY
WROTE
ODD
NOTE
WIC
3-YEAR
SILENCE
The
government
announced
last
December
there
would
be
no
Increased
grants
to
hospital
"People
just
cannot
be
permitted
to
go
around
giving
cheques
on
non-existent
accounts
and
then
territory
since
th
week-end!
storms
began.
j
Tivtaw
TTt1anft
focAi
o
!
nnft
!
this
year
Budget
must
be
came
from
Communist
China,
but
said
it
may
have
been
smuggled
in
from
possibly
Italy
or
It
out
and
opened
the
present
store
on
Third
Avenue
In
1842.
maintained
on
the
1952
level.
WINCH
RAPS
POLICY
His
son
Jack
took
a
course
In
000.000
damage
bill
and
U
count-1
10
cver.thera'
,
,
!
He
said
Ritter
had
ample
time
ing
U50
dead
from
the
nood
ravages
which
she;
Belgium
and
,Pfn
an
af"nt
to
Vlctorla
to
uke
of
I
care
ques.
England
have
been
fighting
since
HROIT
M
Mrs
Carolina
Nemlth
obUlned
a
divorce
aay
(ioiii
her
husband
charging
that
he
hadn't
spoken
to
i
the
la,t
three
yearn
Mrs.
Nemlth
said
her
husband
uci.sii.r.a!;y
wrote
her
not
during
the
three-year
epf.'M.
optometry
In
Vancouver
and
then
joined
his
lather
in
that
RCMP
have
asked
the
Nar-
section
of
the
business.
last
week-end
In
debate.
CCF
opposition
lead
Harold
Winch
said
the
Social
Credit
government
Is
anti-la
bor.
and
1
denying
democratic
rights
of
eaienjt
and
Always
Interested
In
the
tech
1
.
....
.
.
cotlcs
Control
laboratory
in
Ot-
-i
;
The
Prince
Rjipertreliet
gKup,
nical
end
df
.
the
trade,
Mr.
spearneaaea
oj
Mr.
laure,
wno
bung
Dentist
May
Leave
Bulger
undertook
to
make
a
seizures
have
t
been
made
recent-
ir.t
dock
In
I92S
and
it
still
called
the
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Is
contacting
PTE.
REIBEN
HENRY
NORMAN,
24-year-old
paratrooper
stationed
at
Camp
Borden,
Out
,
has
been
charged
with
the
murder
of,
17-year-old
in
a
iwo-nour
speech
punrtu-
glan(is
n
front
of
his
store.
f
ly
In
other
parts
of
Canada.
'52Businesi
Outstripped
Previous
Year
pcause
of
Lack
of
Space
atea
oy
ircqueni
exenanges
oe-j
Mr
Bulger
U
survived
by
his
Laboratories
here
said
thet
tween
Mr
Winch
and
Premier
:wtfe
Mary.
,n
Vancouver;
hls
dr
WM
tne
strongPst
type
of1
Bennett,
the
CCF
leader
said
,
(,Hllnt.r
Kathleen,
Vancouver.'
,
,
1
i
Hnri.lCiilil.rieindmeth-!?
t,
I
heroin
analyzed
here
in
manyi
i
Jean
Marie
Satchell,
a
former
girl
friend.
Nine
shots
were
j
fired
then
Norman
walked
50
yards
to
the
Stratford,
Ont.,
police
station
and
gave
himself
i
ud.
the
.22
calibre
Distol
still
in
Vaniouvrr
dentist
i
fed
to
Prince
Ruiert
a
j
co
at
the
request
of
j
to
relieve
the
short-!
various
organizations
who
own
halls
for
depots
or
centres
where
relief
clothing
may
be
stored
during1
collection.
But
clothing
and
other
goods
is
secondary,
said
Mr.
Faure.
PRIME
OBJECTIVE
"What
these
flooded-out
people
need
more
than
anything
now
is
money.
Our
prime
objective,
therefore
iK
raisin?
a
much
years
and
that
It
was
"of
the
type"
known
to
be
manufactured
In
Italy
and
India.
cierau.se
"there
nver
have
been
enough
dentists
in
this
city."
Lack
of
care,
lark
of
preven
dTUiiU
here
may
have
j
J
...
VICTORIA
r
British
Columbia
is
still
riding
the
crest
of
an
industrial
boom.
.
Trade
Minister
Ralph
Cliet-wynd
today
released
figures
ods
had
put
the
provincial
civil
RuvMI1
of
Montreal,
and
Gordon
service
"in
the
greatest
case
of
,
o(
Ottawa.
t
litters"
in
history.
j
.Mrs
cordon
(Maty
MarRareti
Mr
Winch,
first
opposition
p0ffenroth
of
PrinSe
Rupert,
Is
speaker
In
the
t
hrone
speech
de-
j
a
granddaughter,
f
bale
in
the
Legislature,
said
Mr.
I
Funeral
arratkements,
In
Bennett
ts
trying
to
hold
abso-i
charge
of
B
C.
Undertakers,
will
lut
control
over
the
cabinet
and
.
be
announced.
'
Pinkish
tinge
of
the
drug,
,
nand.
witnesses
said
they
analyzed
at
65
to
70
per
cent:
saw
the
girl
and
a
soldier
.
v-
iiuntl,
ailin
l
g
WW
frill
UP
.
..
1).
bKS
and
BOint.u
nf
IK
hmhlrn
pure,
led
to
speculation
it
might
i
arguing
on
the
street,
budden-
showing
business
in
1952
outstripped
that
In
1951
in
almost
A
person
desiring
dental
at-tentiin
not
of
an
emergent
nature,
suc-h
as
tooth-fitllhgs
or
examinations,
muxt
wait
up
to
Vxxand.r
Gray
hasn't
to
!;(!
nlfice
ran
k
iix'ale
a
place
in
ly
he
whipped
out
an
auto-
money
as
we
can."
he
told
the
matte,
put
it
against
her
head
:
meeting.
and
fired.
She
fell
screaming
Members
present
decided
after
'
to
the"
sidewalk
as
he
contin-
ja
short
discussion
that
the
ued
to
pump
bullets
at
her.
Inspector
Joseph
Taylor
of
the
Stratford
police
Is
behind
every
field
despite
a
plague
of
strikes
in
the
lumber,
fishing
and
construction
Industries.
Total
production
of
electricity
In
the
first
11
months
of
1952
was
4.269,103.000
kilowatt
hours,
seven
per
cent
more
than
In
the
same
period
in
1951.
Residential
construction
from
be
a
sample
of
"pink
horse,"
almost
pure
heroin
from
Red
China.
The
drug
was
seized
when
a
police
investigator
halted
a
taxi
in
downtown
Vancouver.
Two
men
had
73
grains,
valued
at
$2,000
on
the
black
market,
in
their
possession.
Police
charged
Charles
Lava-lee,
37,
and
Raymond
Peters,
22.
They
were
remanded
on
$5,000
bail.
j
money
collected
would
be
for
the
general
relief
of
the
three
Euro-ipean
countries
which
are
flood-
stricken,
and
not
for
Holland
',
alone.
I
While
Holland
Is
most
severely
BULLETIN
WASHINGTON
(CP)
President
Eisenhower
today
ended
all
wage
and
salary
eontrols
In
the
I'nlled
States.
He
aba
ordered
price
eontrols
lifted
from
a
wide
range
of
consumer
goods
including
all
the
government.
WIKK
REPLY
The
freshman
Social
Credit-ers
generally
were
no
match
for
the
veteran
CCF
leader
In
cross-floor
exrhanges.
'
At
one
point
Mr.
Bennett
said:
"I'm
running
the
government."
Mr.
Winch
said:
"I'll
say-but
dictating
would
be
a
better
word."
seven
month
for
an
appointment
Dy
that
time
a
tooth
that
might
have
been
saved
by
tiling
may
be
decayed
to
a
point
m
here
'extraction
ts
necessary
"At
least
one-third
of
my
day
Is
taken
up
treating
emergency
rases."
ald
one
dentist,
who
for
more
than
a
year
worked
an
average
of
60
hours
a
week.
Dr.
Oray,
who
ts
single
and
a
(
war
luturc,
I
just
nam
hi
re,"
he
said
to-
"lit
Or
Gray
1
prac-the
same
office
with
or
M.irDoraia
but
the
"
nxuns
and
laboratory
-n't
hie
enntiuh."
tripiiing
over
one
an-
rerlintni(-nt
,
not
onlv
'"
the
dentutfs
point
t
presents
a
problem
hit
of
the
three
countries,
"there
January
to
November
last
year
are
others
who
are
suffering
just
came
to
6.705
units
started,
com
as
much,
as
our
own
country
pared
to
5,420
in
1951.
meat
products.
I
men,"
one
member
said.
Clothing,
however,
will
be
sent
to
Holland
only,
as
there
Is
only
Gasoline
sales
were
more
than
10
per
cent
higher
In
1952
than
in
1951.
Volume
of
highway
graduate
of
the
Portland.
Ore-!
Mr.
Winch
said
he
was
basing
this
n.
college
of
dentistry,
would
his
antt-labor
charge
on
Health
"neral
public
In
Dakota
Wreckage
Identified
VANCOUVER
9
RCAF
technical
officials
today
definitely
Identified
a
,wheel
found
on
Lasquetl
Island
in
the
Gulf
"of
Georgia
as
belonging
to
the
like
to
locate
permanently
here.
Minister
Eric
Martin's
order
one
means
of
easy
transporta-
i
traffic
entering
the
province
was
tlon
available
at
this
time
The
j
six
per
cent
greater.
Holland-American
shipping
line
that
hospitals
will
not
be
per-
"'.iv
arrived,
there;
He
sold
his
practice
In
Vancou
rfr
dentist,,
in
the
citvvcr
to
move
here.
mlttcd
to
Increase
their
operat-
"I
lri,u
that
If
I
ran't
liiciit
I
i
in
in&l
r,t,n
10;9
n
arc,
hlrh
Includes!
riarlntte
KLimh,;
Anvnv
;
here
herAiiu
there
lx
no
room,
i
...
i
He
said
this
order
denied
the
r"nner.
Alice
Arm
and
i
other
dentists,
too,
will
shy
away
''
Prime
Kulii
rt
riutriel
I
from
here
H
n
nn
use
Biilno
to
total
estimated
a
place
where
you
can't
stay,"
has
offered
free
transportation
from
Vancouver
to
Rotterdam.
While
another
meeting
of
the
committee
will
be
held
tonight
to
plan
various
means
of
raising
funds
quickly,
a
door-to-door
canvass
likely
will
be
conducted.
The
Daily
News
office
also
will
receive
donations
to
the
relief
fund
and
will
carry
a
subscription
list.
Members
of
the
committee
are:
missing
Dakota
aircraft.
The
plane
and
its
seven
crew
1
"f
22.000.
jsays
Dr.
Oray.
...
tX
y
members
disappeared
10
days
ago
on
a
flight
from
Vancouver
to
the
Cariboo
country.
bargaining
rights
of
hospital
employees.
Trade
unions
were
being
made
the
gout
in
the
hospital
"chaos"
brought
on
by
the
government.
When
Mr.
Bennett
tried
to
Interrupt'
Mr.
Winch
said:
"What
you
need
to
say
about
this
hospital
mess
will
take
you
the
whole
afternoon,
not
Just
part
A
wheel,
along
with
other
Plans
Made
To
Increase
B.C.
House
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
10-man
committee
will
be
set
up
by
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
tc
study
the
possibility
of
Increasing
the
number
of
members
In
the
48-seat
house.
The
committee
will
also
study
possible
redistribution
of
seats.
Notice
of
motion
to
set
up
a
committee
was
given
by
Premier
Bennett
today.
Three
and
possibly
four
seats
may
be
added
to
the
Leelslature.
Young
Boxer
Unconsious
After
Bout
Harry
Scholten,
secretary-treas
wreckage
found
on
Lasquetl
and
Ounrira
islnnd
50
miles
farther
urer;
Phil
Lyons,
Martin
Nuyten
'
.n..
tlu
rc
Is
one
den-
:
t
ev.
ry
7.500
persons,
.:
f
l:ilrly
u-HKi"
ratio
is,
.ft
10
'very
1,000
per.
'"
area.
j
here
bejide
Dr
Oray!
-"D..nnld
are
Dr.
Jens!
""d
"r.
A
A.
Miller.
i
that
Prince
Rupert1
'v
Inch
Incidence
of!
'MV.
one
to
climatic
'"al
conditions,
and
rr
I
:
of
my
time."
I
mrs.
rieien
van
ry&sira,
g
ail
uc
Jreef
and
Cor
Verhaar.
Mr.
Lyons
fts
the
one
non-Dutch
on
the
north,
were
brought
to
Vancouver
last
night.
committee.
VANCOUVER
W
Tevone
Wel-bourne,
15-year-old
amateur
box
Crew
members
of
the
Dakota
were
FO.
Al
W.
Duncan,
pilot,
of
er,
Is
unconscious
in
hospital
here
k.
-N.
.?-.iu
i.
Soft
Drinks,
Beer
Same
Price
in
Pub
At
the
age
of
27,
Edgar
Allen
Poe
married
his
14-year-old
cousin.
Virelnia
Clemm.
Hyas.
Sask.;
FO.
Andre
Turenne,
co-pilot,
Vancouver;
FO.
W.
L.
MacKenzle,
navigator,
Gait.
Ont.;
Cpl.
S.
C.
Herman.
Sea
Is
marges
Against
today
after
collapsing
at
the
end
of
the
first
round
of
a
bout
at
Chllllwack.
The
youth
was
brought
70
miles
to
Vancouver
In
a
police
escorted
ambulance.
He
suffered
serious
head
Injury.
land;
PO.
J.
A.
Pollock,
Noranda.
Que.;
Army
Cpl.
G.
F.
Vlckers
and
FO.
Couchman,
Vancouver.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Price
of
r
Russians
-WEATHER-
Bt'SII
PILOT
JIMMY
PRICE.
23,
walked
31
miles
through
a
snowstorm
to
get
help
for
three
passengers
after
his
plane
made
a
forced
landing
during
a
blizzard
on
Lake
Athabasca,
400
miles
north
of
Edmonton.
His
eyes
blackened
and
face
cut
in
the
forced
landing,
Price
covered
the.
35
miles
to
Uranium
City
In
29
hours.
His
feet
were
frozen
on
arrival.
A
plane
picked
up
his
passengers
and
all
four
were
flown
to
hospital
In
Edmonton.
.AMPUTATIONS
PERFORMED
ON
TWO
CRASH
SURVIVORS
EDMONTON
0
All
four
oc-
James
Price,
23,
of
Stettler.
cupante
of
a
light
plane
forced
Alta.,
set
the
aircraft
down
on
sd"n
iSES!"
Athab-athe
laic.
His
three
passengers.
Amputations
have
been
per-lCarl
J-
Anderson.
61;
James
Dale,
VV
tr.-.pravt,ft
rp
ed
hre
men
ad
a
woman,
'
"tiwiis.
or,
ri,
Forecast
th"
;
us
Gale
North
coast
region
Cost
of
Railway
in
B.C.
Twice
That
of
Manitoba
OTTAWA
0
It
costs
a
lot
more
to
build
a
railroad
In
mountainous
British
Columbia
than
in
relatively-flat
Manitoba,
government
returns
Indicated
Thursday.
It
gave
a
picture
on
railroads
the
CNR
Is
building
into
two
of
Canada's
biggest
new
developments
the
aluminum
project
at
Kltlmat
and
the
base
metal
mine
at
Lynn
Lake.
Man.
The
line
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat
is
costing
$217,000
a
rnlla
for
the
46-mlle
stretch.
Total
cost
Is
estimated
at
$10,000,000
and
$586,000
of
that
was
used
up
to
the
end
of
1952
and
another
$6,580,000
will
be
used
this
year.
The
155-mile
line
from
Sherridon
to
Lynn
Lake
Is
costing
$95,000
a
mile,
or
less
than
half
the
B.C.
line.
Half
ul
lh
$14,725,000
estimated
expenditure
was
spent
before
the
end
of
1952
and
virtually
all
the
remainder
will
be
spent
this
year.
beer
and
soft
drinks
will
be
on
a
par
In
British
Columbia
beer
parlors.
Beer
now
sells
at
10
cents
a
glass
and
it
was
announced
the
price
of
soft
drinks,
fruit
and
vegetable
juices
will
be
10
cents
a
bottle
or
glass.
Snacks
are
to
be
sold
In
10-cent
and
25-cent
packages.
They
will
Include
potato
chips,
cheese
straws
and
pretzels.
A
government
order
last
week
made
sale
of
snacks
mandatory
In
all
taverns.
"The
Innovation
Is
In
the
best
Interest
of
moderation
and
we
welcome
it."
said
J.
E.
Bengert,
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Hotels
Association.
He
announced
the
price
list.
Mrs.
Choopka
Remanded
To
Thursday
BURNABY
(T
Mrs.
Margaret
Choopka
of
Prince
Rupert,
charged
with
attempted
murder
of
her
husband,
Walter
Choopka,
50,
was
remanded
to
Feb.
12
when
she
appeared
in
police
court
here
Thurmlay.
Choopka
Is
still
In
serious
condition
in
hospital
at
Prince
Rupert.
He
su
fie
red
loss
of
an
eye
and
other
Injuries
In
his
home.
men
for
Xl
!ntifl
e
four
v
-ji11'
AmerlcaM
in
y
'-ployed
-i
bv
warning
issued.
Rain
today,
becoming
Intermittent
late
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
Saturday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
southeast
35
In
exposed
areas,
becoming
westerly
30
late
this
afternoon
and
gradually
decreasing
thereafter.
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy,
37
and
45:
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert.
35
and
44.
formed
on
two
of
them
and
hos-
58,
and
Peter
Teman,
41,
all
of
pital
officials
said
today
It
will
Uranium
City,
stayed
with
the
ne
some
time
oerore
n
can
Dei
plane.
!'cher
,
Rumnov,
decided
whether
amputations
Hospital
officials
said
both
will
be
necessary
on
the
other
i
Dale's
legs
have
been
amputated
two.
The
four
suffered
severe!
below
the
knee.
Anderson
lost
frostbite.
the
lower
part
of
his
right
leg