Tlie
Univtrslly
of
British
Columbia
is
on
the
headland
of,
Point
Grey,
300
feet
above
the.
sea.
Ftt
THAT
Poor
New
Zealand
Teeth
Blamed
on
Fluorine
Lack
.
y
,
Thursday,
May
20,
K54
,
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.
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j'-A
r
'
EXTRA'
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
ACHING
MUSCLES
WELLINGTON
(Reuters)
New
Zealanders
are
said
to
have
the
worst
teeth
In
the
world
and
dentists
blame
this
condition
on
a
lack
of
flourine
in
the
diet.
Seventy-three
per
cent
of
New
Zealand's
adult
population
wear
ialse
teeth.
Dentists
have
recommended
that
flourine
be
added
to
the
drinking
water
to
help
rectify
the
deficiency,
but
their
pleas
have
met
stiff
opposition.
An
organization
called
the
Anti-Fluoridation
Society
has
been
formed
by
a
group
of
persons
to
resist
what
they
describe
as
"a
mass
medication
scheme
which
is
against
all
democratic
principles."
Fxcess
of
fluorine
these
people
claim,
has
ill
effects
on
the
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PRINTING
COMPANY
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heart,
bones
and
kidneys.
So
far,
the
only
place
in
New
Zealand
where
fluorine,
is
added
to
the
drinking
water
is
at
Hastings,
where
the
borough
council
Inaugurated
a
scheme
last
May
in
spite
of
much
local
and
national
opposition
from
the
Anti-Fluoridlzation
Society.
WILL
MAKE
COMPARISON
Plans
have
been
made
for
ar
annual
examination
of
Hastings'
school
children
and
their
teeth
will
be
compared
with
those
of
school
children
at
Napier,
a
towr
a
few
miles
away.
"
The
heaviest
blows
against
the
Anti-Fluoridization
S
o
c
1
e
t
y'f
case
have
been
dealt
by
denta
experts
from
Europe
and
North
America
who
reive
to
Wellington
for
a
world
health
organiza
tion
dental
seminar.
Th?M'
dentists
said
tint
fo
prevention
of
dental
decay,
aril
ficial
fluoridization,
whore
thf
natural
content
of
the
drinking
water
is
insufficient,
hus
hac
astounding
results
in
thcii
countries.
Whatever
the
outcome
of
the
controversy,
authorities
hope
that
it
will
jolt
the
New
Zeal-ander
out
or
his
lethatgy
towards
what
has
become
a
national
problem.
PERSONALS
li
V
.it-,,
A
I
j
-ilmtttM
VlH
'
fffiBf
Hi!
i
iitf
H
GfcUEGE
Bl'RTC'H
V
models
a
light
tan
sports
coat
of
worsted
flannel,
which
has
a
unique
"open-at-the-sides"
ventilated
back.
Pretty
Dorothea
Blair
lends
a
hand
a
whole
arm,
that
is
to
?how
just
how
the
cross-ventilation
Is
achieved.
PLAYIT
SAFE!
Safety
Checked
USED
CARS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eric
S.
Martin
and
daughter
Betty,
will
leave
tonight
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver,
from
where
they
will
travel
by
car
to
points
along
the
west
coajt
of
Mexico
for
deep-sea
fishing,
returnms
li'ime
at
the
end
of
June.
The
trio
hope
to
calch
some
sword-
'-y
at
.
-ii
...
AMONG
SPORTS
FASHIONS
at
a
recent
fur
show
In
London
was
this
wind-cheater
jacket
In
black
moleskin
with
ribbed
wool
neckline,
cuffs
and
waistband.
It
was
designed
In
short-haired
skin
by
a
London
fur
merchant.
Other
fashions
at
the
show
by
London's
big
fur
traders
Indicated
a
gradual
swing
to
long:halred
skins.
Canadian
fur
breeders
originated
the
longer-haired
pelts
and
supplied
free
furs
to
some
of
Britain's
"Top
12"
designers.
Accordingly
they
featured
their
own
designs
in
Canadian
furs.
'
(CP
Photot
Rumble
of
Landslides
Mars
Colorful
Iceland
Springtime
fish.
i
.'iX.
attributed
to
the
revenge
of
God
1
Police
Magistrate
W.
D,
Vance
for
ill-doing.
1
returned
yesterday
aboard
the
1
In
a
recent
report
to
the
Ice-
Rupert
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
ail,
where
he
atienried
a
conference
1117
MUK
I
KY
(
Ol
l-E
Black.
It.idin.
Cowl
Mn.
appearance,
clean
interior.
Sound
value
at....
4y
Canadian
Furs
Get
Attention
From
Queen
Mother,
Princess
of
B.C.
mugistratcs
and
a
probation
officers'
session.
landic
Farmers'
Union,
the
Icelandic
agronomist.
Olafur
Jon-sson,
set
forth
some
recommendations
resulting
from
a
10-
mi!)
PLVMOl'TIl
4-DOOR
SEDAN,
Engine
APft
overhaul
and
repainted
grey
JLUuli
By
TIIOR
THORARKNSEN
REYJAVIK.
Iceland
i
Reuters)
-Spring
with
its
warm
sun-nine
and
multi-colored
flowers
s
marred
every
year
in
Iceland
)y
the
rumble
of
?nndslidcs.
When
the
thaw
i
omes.
inoun-.r
ln
brooks
become
,ton-ent,s
weeping
down
the
hillsides
and
wringing
great
buulders
in
their
wake.
These
Boulders
often
bring
tragedy.
On
a
highway
that
1954
Frigidaire
Refrigerators
l:US
FLYMOn
il
4-DOOR
SEDAN,
custom
radio
J
By
MI
KIKI.
NAItlt.MV
V
Canadian
Press
Sluff
Writer
and
heater
.
Fair
and
this
year's
figures
nre
expected
to
equal,
or
better,
that.
The
Canadian
stand,
located
at
,one
side
of
the
main
entrance.
year
study
of
conditions
and
j
Const.
;nd
Mrs.
Jim
R
ddeli
-eseorrn
into
the
causes
of
the
!
returned
here
yesterday
aboan'
landslides.
he
Rupert
afier
a
holiday
trl;
I'RGES
CAl'TION
'
I
to,
Edmonton.
Alia.,
and
On
ari
wh
re
they
visUcd
First
and
foremost
he
urged
i
f"ts
,,ela
vts'
more
care
In
the
selection
ofl
1950
CHEVROLET
4-DOOR
SEDAN,
a
Light
green.
Radio
135C
'1300
a
drawing
admiring
jlanccs.
Women
of
all
rankj,
many
of
1M50
PLYMOCTII
2-DOOR
SEDAN.
(A
staff
$4
car
that
has
had
regular
servicing)
whom
can
not
hone
to
own
a
I
farms
or
public
as
high-tension
sites
for
new
works,
such
cables.
r
The
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sicbc
also
was
a
passenger
aboard
thr
Rupert,
returning
from
the
Bn
ti.sh
Columbia
Conference
of
th
United
Church,
held
at
Metro
This
is
so
good
we
hod
to
framo
it
!
!
nr0
MtiTKOIt
4-HOOR
SI-DAN.
Rich
black
and
chrome.
mink
coat,
are
entranced
bv
the
rich
wood-smoke
shade
of
a
short
coat
in
lutetla.
an
Aleutian
mink
which
ts
the
loveliest
and
must
-xnensh'e
of
the
furs
on
fhow.
if.
Top
condition,
inside
and
out.
As
sound
mechani
Jonsson
said
one
high
tension
cable
near
Akureyr),
on
the
north
coast,
had
repeatedly
been
went
away
and
erected
again
i
iajinuun
wiac
isiueen
to
ther
and
Princess
Margaret
visit-u
me
(Joinmiii,
eai.ii
section
ol
he
Biitin
i
a'jotrte
Fair
aim
lingered
longest
at
the
$200,000
Canadian
fur
dtsDlav
The
Guecn
Mo'iur.
accom'jur-ed
by
Norman
Robertson,
Cana-iian
high
commissioner
In
London,
gave
close
attention
to
several
garments
and
said
she
w.
"much
impressed"
by
Canad
progress
In
fur
breeding.
Behind
her,
fashion-conscio";:
Princess
Margaret
was
Inspert-.ng
rhink
garments
ranging
froirt
vild
mink
to
a
new
honey-olonde
:olor
called
chamnagne.
She
has
been
photographed
several
times
this
year
in
a
full-.length
mink
coat.
'
runs
around
the
mountains
on
the
south
coast
of
Iceland
the
traveller
can
see
today
a
huge
Doulder
in
the
middle
of
a
plat-
t
can
below
the
highway.
Under
that
boulclor
lies
a
far-
'
mer's
entire
family,
crushed
in
t
a
moment
of
sudden
horror.
GRIM
MEMORIALS
'
j
.
Such
grim
memorials
can
be
found
all
over
the
country,
1
wherever
avalanches
and
landslides,
suddenly
sweeping
down
1405
cally,
as
its
smart
appearance.
Drive
home
happy
for
With
fullness
rippling
from
a
:
!
1
;
n
politan
United
Church,
Victoria.
Lay
delegate
to
the
conference
was
Mrs.
G.
W.
Fiddcs,
who
re-.u.iifcj"'
:ioti.
-
'
pi.
i--
i
ucsda;
Another
minster
aboard
th
ship
was
the
Rev.
Leth
David
-
!273
!
smooth
thoulder
yoke
of
narrow
pelts
showln?
little
more
than
the
dark
backbone
marking,
the
coat
has
a
round
stand
collar
and
wide
sleeves
caught
into
a
narrow
cuff.
The
ranch
fur
Industry
Is
rcp-c-ented
bv
six
mutation
mink
at
the
same
place
Instead
of
!
being
put
on
the
opposite
side
j
of
a
narrow
valley
where
there
!
was
no
danger.
A
large
state-owned
herring
plant
has
been
erected
in
Scy-!
disf
jordur,
on
the
east
coast,
on
j
a
site
where
it
is
almost
certain
!
to
be
destroyed.
One
landslide
j
has
already
done
considerable
1
!
i
r:-..
.
1047
CIII.VKOLhl'
SKDAN
Mechanic
t
Special..
JOB-READY
TRUCKS
1!)50
I
.UtnO
.j-TON
KXPRESS
Ready
to
go
1950
IVmtNATIONVL
j-TON
fXPRESS
Sturdy
box
on
back
fVAMU"
IZ
J
the
steen
slopes,
have
crushed
son
of
a
San
Mateo.
Calif.,
Baptist
church,
enroute
to
a
con-i
ference
in
Minneapolis.
Mr.
Davidson
was
so
imprt.-scd
with
fa'-m
houses
like
matchwood.
In
mapy
tales
of
ancient
ice-'anrtic
folklore,
landslides
are
'895
.'850
1195
J200Q
The
Canadian
stand,
located
damage
to
it.
it
one
side
of
the
main
entrance,
s
drawing
admiring
glances.
1951
1
-TOM
EXPRKSS.
Low
mileage.
Heater.
Cut
your
hauling
costs
with
a
tough.
Job-ready
bargain
1953
'
..-TON
FARGO
EXPRESS.
Never
been
used
r.
The
pearl
piatlnum
shading
ot
a
fcx
ur
called
opaline
came
in
Canada's
Pacific
coast
on
a
1
previous
trip,
that
he
chose
this
j
route
for
his
present
trip
east.
Mus
Mary
McAfect'who
hij
;
I'een
at
the
University
of
British
i
Columbia
for
post-graduate
,
studies,
arrived
on
the
Rupert
Shower
Fetes
Rupert
Bride,
for
special
attention
from
the1-
AS
LOW
AS
$2G995
7
Aludcls
to
Choose
From
TRADE-INS
ACJEPTt:i
Terms
as
low
as
$26.95
0,,wn
$14.50
n"ly
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
d
four
dark
mink
garment?,
including
a
sllverblue
"Breath
f
Spring"
jacket,
a
full-length
sllverblue
coat
and
a
sapphire
stole.
Also
on
show
are
a
full-length
beaver
coat,
a
muskrat
coat
ani
ulrrel
jacket,
,
"A
fox
garment
that
drew
I
he
Queen
Mother's
attention
Is
a
Tound-length
evening
cape
with
deep
curved
collar,
composed
of
complete
skins
separated
by
i
eatcd
silk.
1
Canadian
furs
hold
special
place
too
In
the
retail
fur
markets
of
Britain.
The
most
ex
Queen
Molher,
who
has
shown
a
'
of
lox
fur
in
her
fashion
Our
policy
.
.
.
ADVERTISE
WITH
SINCERITY
"HAVE
A
PARLEY
WITH
I1ARLEY"
Muriel
Shier
'
Phone
866
to
spend
a
month
visit
ini
h"r
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
ft.
i
McAfee,
Summit
prtn.,cnk..
I
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Miss
Muriel
Shier,
whose
marriage
to
Reginald
Martin
is
scheduled
for
today
at
the
First
Mrs.
E.
M.
Botsford
of
Vancou
Phone
6
or
36
Presbyterian
Church,
was
honored
at
a
kitchen
shower
held
at
ver
was
another
pa3'cnr;cr
o:
the
Rupert,
arriving
here
for
.
summer
visit
with
her
son
an
-Vl
:-
m-:
,7..Vr.
I;
choice
over
many
years.
Her
Majesty
said
the
fikins
intcre.st'jd
her
because
it
was
the
first
time
she
had
seen
this
particular
shade.
She
commented
also
on
j
ia.
.iu.li
H.x
a
silver-whi'.e
j,,.-,
i..,ii-
oiatlnum.
A
cerulean
sapphire
mink
cost
with
up-to-'lale
narrow
fullness,
small
collar,
soft
.Oioulili'i.s
and
three-quarter,
ruffed
l--
:
oiked
In
pelts
that
encircled
hi
a
m.
he'U
trio
centre
ot
m
tand.
Bo!h
rcr'al
lrulies
me'i-'ioned
its
dehca'e
color
and
varied
fashion
p'into.
Last
year,
12
627
overseas
Vr-'
f
v
i'cd
the
British
Industries
cr,
715
Eighth
Avenue
East.
,
,
'
'
'
,
,
i
Jolin
Botsford,
2091
Graham
Av-
Thc
many
guests
enjoyed
a
cnue.
social
evening,
during
which
ar
wide
variety
of
gifts,
kitchen
Aisr.
ahoarrt'
ih-
Rn,.
n.
SAVE
$
$
$...
pensive
coat
on
display
thU
month
Is
a
Canadian
sapphire
blue
mink
costing
5.500
about
tl5.l!!5.
Styled
by
Britain's
Na-Monal
Fur
Company,
the
coat
Is
comprised
of
10
skins
and
6't
miles
of
cotton
and
required
22
i
hours
of
skilled
craftsmanship.
In
the
bi
department
stores
there
are
Canadian
dyed
squirrel
coats,
1349
for
a
full-length,
nid
ranch
mink
stoics
at
199.
utensils,
were
presented
in
a
pink
and
while
decorated
doll
carriage.
Mrs.
A.
L.
Murrey:
on
rou'e
hoii
to
Smithers
from
Vaivouvf
where
she
hd
been
In
hot
pltal.
ON
YOUR
SPRING
DRESS
SHOES
CHECK
THE
PRICES
ON'
THESE
SMART
NEW
STYLE
DRESS
PUMPS
Invited
gue-ts
Included
the
bride's
mother
and
aunt.
Mrs.
1.
C.
Shier
and
Mrs.
K.
Eriksen,
Mrs.
G.
M.
Cumc.
Mrs.
Chuck
Place
who
is
matron
of
honor,
CALF
HIGH
HEEL
PUMP
RED
Miss
Helen
Oir.cn.
Mrs.
L.
A.
1
PARISIAN
'UMuiite-1
Lucks.
Mrs.
C.
Wick.
Mrs.
I).
;
I
with
B
lack
Cord
Only
Johnston
Mr..
W.
Prlrrsen.
Mrs.
Don
Hawrjiuk,
Mrs.
H
G.
Paul-
i
on.
Mr.
W.
Wasyk.
Mrs.
P.
Mark.
Mr.
Christensrii.
Mrs.
1.
j
Krtstmanson.
Mrs.
V.
Duncnn
j
V.rn.
Daciw-y
Aidrn.
r.trs
M
:
'
;e
Mrn
L.
f
Br-Artn.
V
Hity?i
Pulj:i,
MUs
Alice
Pault.n.
M,b
B'.verlry
Loucks
rtii
an
out-of-town
fwA.
Mrs.'
Mary
Power
of
Cowirlwi
Lakf,
Wjjuw.r
L.iand.
;'.
i'
.f
-1
.
iiutn
Bettina.
u.-ri
.to
1
'
'-.v-w'
'
'
7;
model
for
Jacaue-s
rv'nd
j
i
'
..I
f
j
'
Hubert
de
Givenchy,
has
be-
j
y,.
come
a
destgner
herseTTj
Here
j
-
'
'J'i-v'
,
she
modeli
one
of
her
new
'
"
'
'"'
'
-urtng
creations,
a
sliort
!
h.
:
?
'-'
,
j.
:
Imon-jrl!w
piftje
.(
worn
""
-V;"
'
"
with
a
white
piqu
Jtirt
and
.
k
'
.
.',?
.
,'
wbite
feit
berl.
7h
h;?h
tJ-
.
,
j"
mandarin
collar
i&
whitr
kat-
"
.1
i'
"
W"
.',
trd
eKtmi
and
the
rju'.Vf
?
'
,
V
!
i-',',
fastened
with
white
brii'J.
vim
--
,f
BLACK
CALF
HIGH
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