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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1955: .

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BB or THE RCN—The most
Be over cseort St. Laurent
Bi nadian Vickers Limited,

; Shield

Biat the total will got

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mee S4.000-mark, a fives.
Bra tor Red Shield dona-
Beocahen all donations
me turned in
Arustroug sald the ress |
the peaple of the city:
“marvellous.” |
Cook, campaign chaire
a nore than pleased
teaults uf the three-;
bias whith got under-
Benber and finished

done by the canvas-
D liad putiently gone

Three-Bu

Vek Palle and

eho theee-pudlanug |
took fur dives here:

phos bern deddhernlely :
uttist |

Bhsiiestnen and rests!
- the heavily hull. up

Bt Host
Buncheon

BCM

Ghana om A
ebay ta dneas sehed-
oe planned Tor the
Bel Gar cites whe will
Union ot Bridal Co-
HUT alitien Ae atthe
Mee in he elve ene
lennon and Felday,
"J darko of New
T preident of UB
en Ihe conference
Dt,
ee. Mayor Gordan
deliver a weleamdng
Al epesentalives of
lal “vernon, BAC.
Dee anton and
illo of Washington
follow with thelr

   
  
    
  
  
   
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
   
    
  
    
    
   
  

ob conference rules
pute for Lasvdldingy req=
Toemted duchy the
wil highlight this
Weel Ns,

vn, deputy minister
lor of minietpalttion,
Wak oon the tople
Ions of Munidipal Of-

Mreiiee tupert wilt
The luneheay taday
Ie AST ALEN Atv Ike
Mack Wil he glient

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un

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5 the canvention
ari Rupert are Mayor
| ls. Aldermen Kuy
MAN Welty, (bP, Lys
ke na Ceorge
trodley
wl RW. Long,

ACURMONYN
BI the
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bs Over Top By $350:

Bi. Prince Rupert Red Shield drive for funds for'
vation Army today stands at $3,850, over-sub-|
B hy 8350, Capt, Stanley Armstrong, Corps com- :
B in the city said today. .

Bicld canipagn officials’ rm mee nae

heh in pralse for es Mrs"0 of. the. .businogs

He Continue Quiz of Man

modern ship of her kind afloat
{s duc to commission October
Montreal, from where she will

to Hutifax. Now almost completed, the St, Laurent is

Fund Drive

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back time and again to check
on call-backs.” ,

Of the moncy collected so far, j
close to $2,000 had resulted from ‘
the residential area and from}
employees donations. Slightly
more than $2,000 had been col-
fected in the business area of the
city.

Sti} lo be turned in are do-
nations fram one large Indus- ,
trial con$re, a few businesses:
and one resideritial canvagser.: |

Mr. Cook was chairman tn

: section, |.
Mrs.*Georgo Cook" lit chirge of!
the residential canvass. .

 

ilding Blaze

. the first of 14 ships of her type. All-Canadian designed and

built, they have been doveloped

- fatt submarine, Tho 8t. Laurent is pletured during trials on

the St. Lawrence river.

| Give Fluoridation Facts

Before Vote

VANCOUVER @ ~—- A proposal by city council to present
a plebiscite on fluoridation o: Vancouver’s water supply was
described today as “ridiculous” by the president of the Amert-

can Dental Association.

’ Dr. Danicl F. Lynch of Washington, D.C., sald at a prers
conference it was "ridicuious io ask the people to vole on a
Scientific question of which they have little knowledge.”

Dr. Lynch came here to address the Vancouver and District

Dental Society,
He describe! Quoridation

“one of the greatest publle health measures of our time.”
But Jf the city was bent on presenting a plebiscite, ne
sald |t was the “obligation of city council to present the
people with the facts... before any vote could be taken.”
Dr. Lynch said persons opposing fluoridation could be
(iivided Into four categories: religious fanatics, food faddists,

exhibitionists “who oppose any
sincere “who fight anything th

He satd:the benefits of fluoridation would be noticed In
the family dental budget in two or three years and the cont

Would not go above. tivo cents.to 10 cents. per.

to tax. payers
‘= person: mo

Veet ag

“More Soviet-Canadian Trade
‘Urged By Russian Newspaper

LONDON @ — The Russlan ‘of China, and the Evropean peo. .

‘newspaper Tavestla, commenting |

a oan r oa

  

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se oo . Lo
was ‘ ey :

By
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By GRAHAM -MeMULLIN
Canadian Press Stall Welter ae
AVANCOUVEER (CP) —* Miss Helen [lizabeth
Dovglas, by her own admission five-year companion
of Police Chief Walter Mulligan, told the Tupper royal! ¥
commission today that.the chief had told her
had $88,000 in cash put away,

  

 

Helen Douglas

that he

wet

She said that the chief told her that the money

was given him by gamblers,

 

Testifying for the second time,
Misa Douglas énid the chief told
hor-when they broke up In 1949
thal-he had “a large amount” of
money pulbaway, °° ot
"How much?" asked Commiss
sloner R. H. Tupper,
“Phirty-eight thousand. dol-
lars,” she replied,
mmissioner: From where?
Miss Douglas: From gambling.
Commissioner: From reeelpts
of gambilng? Pe
Miss Douglas: Yes. .
Commissioner: Did he tell how
the moncy was made up?.
Miss Douglas: 1 understood it
was'cash In the bank. That's
what he told me.
Commissioner ‘Tupper — sald
that he thought §t was fair to
put another questlon—fair to
the person she had accused.
“You should have told me this
when you were here previously,
shouldn't you?” .
“Yes, replied Miss Douglas
addfhg that she could recall
nothing else she had not sald
before,
Earlicr, Miss Douglas told the

as a counter to the modern,

(National Defence Photo)

Says Doctor

of nublic water supplies as

‘thing for publicity” and the
at will increase taxes.”

be. given someone to hold for
another. +

Three week; ago Miss Douz-

‘lias sald: the ‘chief had paid!’
$2,200 for the properly early inj:

thelr ngsociation and that -she
has sold it later at his: orders
for $500 and kent the money... -
Replying to Mr. Tupper today
she ,sald “He didn’t want it in
his name.”

“He didn't want his name
mentioned . , . it was for later
on,” Miss Douglas sald,

“For when he left the force
and you would with him? Mr.
Tupper asked. 4

In an almost inaudible volce, |
Miss Douglas repiled “Yes.” |

Under cross-examination by
John G, (Jay) Gould, counsel
for Chief Mulllgan, Miss Doug-
Ins sald she had not appeared
before the commission witingly
“but to save relatives and friends
from embarrassment, after she
had heard they were. . being

 

 

 

 

commission, which {s dnvestl-
gating charges of corruption In

she and Chief Mulligan planned
to retire to a farm after he left
the fore,
RECEIVED GIFTS

the, Vancouver podlea,foree, that.

ples’ democracies cannot but un-

She was recalled for cross-:

questioned about her. association
with the chief.

MENTIONED NAMES ys...
‘ Miss Douglas, under’ queslion-
‘ing by Mr. Tupper, sald she

Teould recall the chief mentlon- |
ung the names of former Attor-

ney-General Gordon -Wismer,

 

 
 

trated many.a pilot in:hovertng

SHAPELY 50 ‘TAPLBY keeps her charr : ‘
hat (sombrero to thoge In the know) as she beautifies the sands
at Bradenton Beach,-Fla. The Cypress Garden lass has ne

‘charms hidden under her hu

 

helicopters, but to those .of -
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who are landlubberé-- well, see for. yourself.

ge Ratepa

MCs
To"

For*Vote

 

DRUGS

yers-

 

tage of the cancellation ofthe $2: registration’ fee

examiiation of tostimony she-the late Senator G. G, (Gerry)
gave three waeks ago at which McGeer, former mayor of Van-
time she sald she enjoyed ajcouver, and Bruce Snider and

chief and recelved from him ex-! fled by witnesses az having as-

 

for non-proper'ty owner's at. the civic elections in Do

 

 

five-year association with the Leo Bancroft, previously Identi-! merce,

West End where the fire hoke’ sy External

Affairs Minister

is were to continue oul were reported favoring i Pearson's visit Lo Moscow, makes :rospeets, especially If we take
si man today In cons “ellizens’ patrol” to try to cope) strong bid for expanded Cana. )'nto account the importance of

with the highonumber of incen-. ctan-Soyiet trade.
ven vaveted thie gear hav?’ pe Canadiun minister, now
| yent. ‘an q round-the-world trip, ar-

pe. the city's worst In} Acting fire chief R. H. Pinker irived in Moscow toduy to begin ‘Rteatly benellt the economy of
A May the 2st antho- ton gad the iden could be cons /y week's visit, Says Uho fzvestia /voth countries,"

sidered but added an arsonist ts tb, broadeast. by Moscow

diffeult Jo cateh and thal the radi

aes hal ye keceitge In differs) weanada ty today a developed
ani 0 ad ihe vesslon Industrlal-agratian country, suc-
her ove fa my Te inipressiOn cessfully competing with France
there's: more (han one person cing Western Germany tn many
Involved, ceconomle flelds, Canada's artl-
NICKED UP NEAT SCENE ‘flelul severance from the mars
Pollee took aman, about 85, to {Kets af such counties as the

headquarters Jess than’ Uiree WHER, the, Peoples’ Republle
Offieors sald he had heen seen |
al the fire scene and was pleked | Molotov Greets
: ‘ e
No eharges were Immediately, p, Wif
Jald nad the nana name was | Carson, / G
cily inil overnight ‘Minlater Pearson of Granada ire
Hyed tn the Soviet enpital Unis)
\ wo woode ‘afternoon fora vis to Russi, !
renin USS were re in| The frst farelgn mintster tron
al atcal liner ap PiVintt Pere sinee the cold war
tiled cyveling house were andl begin. Pearson flow hy fron!

huors after the fre started. |

wp in a nearby caffec shop.

not disclosed, He was held ab the MOSCOW: @-ixternnl Affatrs |
An apartment block nearing!

the fire, ‘The rear ant roof of ai! western hembiphore counbry to.

claningeecd, Merlin,

All four deaths were nan  Permien, aceompanled by Abs
houko. Hwife and Canndiin government
ee lofficints, tx visiting the Bovlet |
Tweedsmuirs Unto 04 hla way to the Col.
olnbo plan conference I Ainge

pore, Te will ly aul again next
wok yin Bust, Taq,

GQUERTED BY MOLOTOV

He waa grooved by Worelun
Minister Molotoy when he land.
ed ab Moscow's Virikovo alrport
In mn ROAP four-onglnod rans.
port.

Mra, Pearson was prosentod
WH wn bouquet of flowers by tha
wife ofthe deputy soviet forolgn
minister Valery Zorin, who was
Wao at the nit on

The alrport was decorated with
Soviet and Conndian lage and
nll other ale (rattle was stopped,

Hirab off the atlver alvoraft,
whieh wos flying the Canadian
phan and bowing the RCAT
magna, waa Corporal Prank
Mion of the Royal’ Canadian
Mountock Pollea,

Winding Up

Northern Tour

FRANCOIS LAKE, HG.
Lord and Lady Tyoudsnuls as
rived hore ‘Tucxsday.

Thoy lave completed a threo
weoks' holliday in the ‘weeds
mult national park, named after
Lord ‘Twoedamulr's father, gov-
ernoregonoral of Canada fron
1035 to 140.

The couple will make a tour of
Kitinat and Kemano and will
roturn to Vancouver Biturday.

et cteaneee eat Mae aignd Oe

~ WEATHER -

Cate wirrntig daeted, Pal this
afternoon ind evening bacon

jcounteies, with “mutual — vielts

" TREE aNd elty

Nk of dologaton
M ViNnges with make

tomorrow

ing ahowory overnight. Cloudy
with auny portoda and a fow
ahowora Thursday, Litie change
In temporature, Wha aouthorly
18 (neronalng to $0 thigh the
aftornoon, shifting to woaterly
40 ceonstonally 40 before nild+

 

 

Heteher of Ty)

   

eet

Hrlen, who comes fron) Manso
nvin, Bask. took wpa position at
(ho bottom of the atopa na Pont.
von ant hia wite walked down to
the tarinid.,

Honraon seheduledt a courtony
call at tho forolan inintatry 00

 

wight,

 

Intnuton after hie rely,

‘favorably affect her economic

‘forclgn markets for any capital-
‘st country. The expansion of
‘Canadian-Soviet trade — could

TTAILS NEW SPIRIT

The article briefly reviews the
‘developments of the cold war
nd halls a new spirit in: inter-

jMational relalions,

! “The events of subsequent
iYoars, the mounting Interna.
jdonal wnsion and the lack of
confidence in the relations be-
tween states In the cold war per.
1M dmpeded the normal deyelop-
rent of Canadian-Soviet rela-
‘Hong A new marked hnprove-
Henk in the rehitlons of our
leomatrles lity begun but of late,
“Ty this situation, the arrival in
Moscow of Mr, Pearson makes
another Importint contribution
to the extension and consolld-
ation of Canndlan-Sovlet rela-
bots." ‘

Javestha also calls for stronger
cultural tea between tho two

diamond ring and a farm near
Langley, B.C.
FORGOT ONE GIFT
Speaking on the 30th day of
the commission sitting, Miss
Douglag — a married woman for
the Jast two years, permitted to
testify under her malden name!
-~ told Commissioner Tupper
she had forgotten one other gift
from the chief during her pre-
vious testimony,

"Y forgot Mr, Mulligan gave
me a typewriter, I helped him
type the speeches he made to
enurches, service clubs and obher
places, Ho madorthe outline and
I tried to help him from thore,”
Misa Dotigins testified curing
her first appearance before the
commission that sho was une
married during her association
withithe chief from 1044 to 1940,
but that she knew ab the tine
the chief had a wile,

“SOMEWHAT UNUSUAL"

Mr, Tupper, questioning hor
regarding the Langley property,
Insked If sho could recall the
clrcumstances surrounding Ms
purchase, Wo snd 1b way “ZuMe}

 

and cultural exchanges.”

tioned any of the names,

ed

Freighter Here
For Grain Cargo

The Norweglan (relghter spurt!
arrived at the Dominioh grain
clovator at 9:45 this morning
preparatory to taking on a full
cargo of barley, The vessel, in-
bound from the Orient, will take’
an 9,400 tons of barley after
completion of fitting, whieh Is
expected to tnke at loast until
jhe end of the week, |

 

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by the Inbor copartinent,
Labor Minister wicks sald
tho appolntmant,

 

what unusual for properly to
a '

 

EDITOR STRIKES BACK

cree tat one semen

iy DICK AYRES
News Uadltor of The Dally News

If there ty anything wo abhor
i's a man that breaks Into print
with snide remarks about the
shortcomings of others morely
to hielo the moto in hls own oye,

Wo rdfer, of course, to John
(oxctid ts Whilo wo look up the
name again) oh you, , Robert:
gon, Who last ‘Thursday xproad
ont all over Pago 3 in a cu
ningly-contrived artlele te draw
aulontion to hla whlkkers, Nob
only that, dub Incking the cour
‘aye to name names, he fell back
on thot old ruse of slyly roferring
to porsons In atch no way that
thoy couldn't ho milalaken pnd

honrds,

All (hla wha supporod to at:
track attention to tho heard:
growlig contort belng sponxorod
by the Clvie Contra assoclntion
‘in condimetion with tie Kipper

 

Snide Remarks,

thon taking dirty cracks ab tholr

Jealou

duper Sree Community Week for
the Princo Nuport public,

TOTAL LOSS

Hut did Robertson mention
tho big week of atiraations plans
nod to help awoll the Clyic Con-
tro momborahiy and that ent
phosta this year was on adult
nelivilies, No alr. Not once,

In (net, looking over tho one
tiro artlols, tho only gral of
trith to bo found dn tt, isa roe
mark attributed lo Fred Jones,
Clvlo Contre genoral-socrotary
that John Robortuon “looks Ike
tv fox peorlng owt of n hole ino
hnystaok,"'

Herlously, tough, you would
think the man would havo the
tlecenoy to admit why ho'e try.
ing (0 grow a nel of face fern,
Ho yoos on for Bong paragraphs
about amnanlpation, nob caring
bouts the oxtra 38 minulod tt
takoa to alave nd wine up by
fatuounly remarking thot "a
bound giv aan atature,”

 

the estimates,

ae EI em en gata

sy Will Get

Hatderdagh! Nothing, shart ,
of bullt-up shoes, would give
(hat man stature,

NEVER HAD I? 80 GOOD

Why doesn't ho cone rlglit out
and admit. that ho's Inzye and
Iynan't fad I go good sineo Nol-
aon gave hint a special Alspone
antion to grow a benrd whon he
waa in tho Royal Navy jit be-
fora the atte of Trafalgar.

Any ono of the honest Inds
about town who are belng athe
Joctod to the wido-oyed stares of
alarmed cltixona, will confoas
that overy tmo thoy think af
ahaving they chucklo to them
selves and romomber that thoy
don't have to any more.

Why since Soptembor 24, whon
wo Inat rsanulled our klasor with
razor, wo've had 4 hows
oxtri lolsure, Ax a matter of
fact wo have mislald aur ravoy,
If by Octoher 2t whon we tnko
our fuxay physors bofore the In.
trfligont panel of charming

 

SECOND LABOR OFFICER SEEN

BY WICKS FOR NORTHERN B.C

VICTORIA  — Appolniment ofa second: Industrial roln-
tlona offlcer for northern B.C, will probably bo mado next your

sought by Prince Rupert Trades and Labor
Congress untons, and ts confident

peeeepenstey atin se nee nea sents oh EARN EIEN ga HENS ruirr@tn te et

cember, will be staged by the Junior Chamber of Core
it-was decided Monday. °° te

Another phase of the J aycoes

pensive gifts of Chinese Jade, a ‘soclations with gambling rackets.’ annual\“get-oub-the, vote” cam-~
The quiet-speaking woman! palgn will ve io encourage all
“‘tsald she could not recall in what) spouses of propérty owners. to
-teonnection the chief had men-j register and take advantage of}

thelr franchise, |

“There Is no polnt in the city
council passing a’ resolution to
drop the $2 for registration of
non-property owners if people
don't got out and register,” .0
Jaycee spokesman said: today.

The elly council In its action,
taken at the request of the Prince
Rupert Traces and Labor Coun-
cll, agreed to drop the $2 fac.
Howover, non-property owners
wishing to register and have
tholr names placed on the elty
voters list, still have to tender
tho $2 even though t will bo
refused,

Tuestlay he had recommended

 

provisions will be made in

ne Pen rerere st ok. Le

Beard-Grower Nowhere!

Judges (qob (hab girls?) T huven't:
found It, thon wo'll Just keoy the
whiskers on, '
“This of course hus brought
multorings from my wife about
n trip to Reno, Bub if a mere
hoard, (i handsome ono too |r
to bacome betwoon us aflor Ih
yonra, Won ahe can go. Not much
of a mnrrligs, 1 that's all tt
tnkes to bronk It up, T any,

But fo ged back to Robertson,
(ugh) and the renxol we are
hothoring to reply to the cad at
A, What cuts us to the qulek
fa, hls undorshand arkek “ono
oxfitor wo know haa more (alr)
on hls free than he has on top."

Now Tack you, How many edl-
tora In town aro thera In this
contest anyway?

WANK JUALOUNY

And look whoo talking, Rob-

ortxon, A man obylously trying

to cover up his envy by hitting
out at imyocont bystanders,

L,
.

“In ‘other business tho: Junlor
Chimber decided to hold t. ¢ds-
fume ball-at the end of: the
thonth and stage a white .ele-"
phant sale ‘in erly Maron, 196
to ralse funds for commuhily:
projects, 0 aoe
Guest spoaker for the evening
was Miss Mary Pack, executive
secretary of the B.C. division of
the Canadian Arthritis and:
Rheuniatism Soevlety. :

ee tered HO RD Re BARON e AED,

Man Sentenced :
To Three Years *
For Robbery =:

A 36-year-old Montreal man,
convicted Friday of robbory with
violence was given a thred-your
term In the penitentiary yostor~
day aflernoan when he appear
In County Court before Judge
O. Fulton for sentence,

Sentenced was Joan Paul La-
Iraverse, who was found gull
of robbing ‘Tulgoquah miner Vy
mor liom of $hO ab a elly
rooming house Soplembor |.
Latraverse wos defended by Y.

N, Poole, ‘T. W. Brown, QC, ach-
ed for the Crown, :

Jonlousy will Rot you nowheros

What you forgal slr, la thaltt
out the hale on tay head shoft
by choleo, Jt gan ho grown lag
at any Climo, But alr, (he sane
anol he anid of vou no matter
how much or haw Hille you gre

on your chimy chin chin, The
holes on your hoad aro unite
bored, In tact, wo might vom
pilnent you, Inn backhand sogt
of way, on developing a fin

head af akin, * us

w
Ono final word, 1 ave that (iio
panel of Judges Ur finer body. gt
womon you couldn't tind) have
decided that thore are thre
clonsificationa bf heitrda in (his
contest to plig momberallp
during Ciylo Contre Commiunl
wook, Thore are to bo prigen (gr
tho most Hindeame, mort ore
ulnnlly-etyted And moat conf.
OAl,. ’ ee
Tho reat of tia will try for Ure
first two ontogaries. Robortwo})

 

 

Mork my words Robertson,

cal,

a ghousdin for tho most epmge