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} X tO express their opinion on whether or not
ant Cluoridation of the city’s water supply.

b to provide a referen-
the December clectlons
red drawn up las} night

Fe city council heard a

Pam ridation ‘committee re-;
ich favored fluoridation

Be Rupert water,

Bation to Prince Rupert
Ha plebiscite which can
fered Ina “yes” or “no’
Bwas asked by Ald. Mike

SEFECTS

fluoridation committee,
Hof representatives from
Bnizations as well as city
bembers reported It had
Bie effcets, benefits and

satisfied,”
rt said, “that the addl-
Ayoride to the city water
ha concentration of one
ride per million parts of
uid be harmless to the
Broanism, would produce
irable changes to the
Bs of the water. and
nd to a substantial and
Int Increase in resistance
Bin the teeth of children
fup in the community.”
A cost of installing flu-
j equipment here would
the commiitec report-
Bwas made up of $5,300
Niucridation machinery
6d5 would be needed for
ion and a bullding to
P equipment,

COST $5,480

operating cost would
80, with chemicals
hy to $2,200, electricity
t, $300, and an attend-

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[terete te erm mee ne se rneteem ne aacegn say wee ty mane

tendant would be needed forsflu-
‘oridation, while. one Is not cm-
ployed for. the clty’s present
chisrination plant, brought con-
cern to some aldermen.

If fluoridation was approved
by the voters and equipment In-
stalled by the city, Ald. Krueger
said, an attendant would be em-
ployed to iook after both the

the water supply.
represented the charge to the
fluoridation account.

mate equipment could be
bought, Ald. Krueger and city
superintenden| of works Carl
Gustafson told the counell that
such equipment could be: instal-
led where a constant water pres-
sure was available.

PRESSURE FLUCTUATES

However, Ald. Krueger sald,
Prince Rupert's problem was dif-
ferent because past flaw figures
showed the pressure . fluctuated
with the operation of the Sha-
watlan's power plant of the Nor-
thern B.C, Power Company.

For thnt reason, constant at-
tention would be necded to keep
the Intake of fluoride equal at
all thmes, Ald, Krueger sald.

wate

slpation occurred with the intro-
ger reported,.

Mr, Gustafsoh told council that
the chlorinator was ‘checked

 

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ie sith ete

 

Bes asd 6 g/g epayigewniits
Fist thee” ane.

o Cate Committee

LY

to Rupert Kinsmen
BP committee to ald vie-
poliomyelitis and also
lies has been set up in
Pilarry R. Sheardown,
strict governor of the:
Rannounced today,
arbor is chairman of
Hittee assisted by Hugh
Wohn Bannan, Carl
AW. Bond,
ardown wall that Mr
sl on the committee
Aber of tha B.C, Kine:
) Fund board of direc-
e headquarters are dn

Mittee, farmed to con-
polio pattonts In this
Forzanized here during’
rihe weekend of Mrs,
, Allaire, BG. Pollo
lal of Vancouver, whe
Pa tow of the north-
L lo set up pollo care
is, |
Pin the frsb elght!
f this your the B.C.

bert pao pattonta and.
Mplies Lo the extent of

committee will be
Mh the responsibility
idl detalles regarding
re oof pollo patients
nities, from, the tine
f lk diagnosed unl
Ne patient ts relmblll-
My neludes  modical
yhice Runart, tranapor
flical enro in Vancou-
therapy, physloal and
mM rehnbiiitation,
harduwin anid that
Mnitteas will by forme
Prien th 'Porrace and
A ty Prinee Gorge,
rase-" it tmat commil-
one Wnt with King.
Benn vew fram both
Voie on ib,
Ire Wilt hold a ment.
Neo George suturday

EATHER

THEN continued,
UN neutterad showors
yD Wedhiuxelivy,
Lemporaluro, Whids
DI axpored avons
dually to northwoat
Ale Lo a8 tls afters
W tonight and high
AL Port Hardy, Sands

f
A

Litto)?

night at which representatives,

from Vanderhoof, Burns Lake,
smithers, Quesnel, Norcals
Creck, Glscomb and MeBride
will attend,

It is the feellng of the B.C,

families in ovory way, showld
the disease strike,

Already this year 30,000 Rrlt-
ish «Columbian pre-school and
first grade school children have

heen Innoculated with Sal vace

elno and not one child con-
tracted pollo, However, the in-
eldonee of polio In 1955) thus
far, is greater (han It was last
year, Altogether 10 caseg of

car compared to 155 in 1054,

WASITINGTON (8.— ‘Thieves
broke inte a small safe at the

during tho weekond and took
more than $90,000 In Ameriean
and Aritish currency and travel-
Jars cheques,

headquarters,

chioridation and fluoridation of
The $2440

Querled as to whether auto-|.

Chlorine introduced-.into the|

duction of a fluoride, Ald, Kruc-;

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WA ke”

Harriet Hillard, appear as joyo
a gift from her professional

Ozzie and Harriet,” in whic

h th
real-life children, 7

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — Ozale Nelson and his wife, the former

BY

Se

us as newlyweds while celebrating

their 20:h wedding antilversary in Hollywood. Harrlet's. botquet, .

and marital partner, contain 20.

American Beauty roscs, one for each of thelr years of marriage.
They are the stars of thelr own TV show, “The Adventures of.

elr youngsters are played by thelr

 

 

lday when
his post, os,
’ A three-man -board™
commissioners
for 40 min
Ph uso ult
gan to the .o
an end”. | 4
The - dismissal, | effectiv
31, was at.
‘quest, Pygcns
+ For the hutly; 5!

‘stable on a broadway beat, .
It also ended an

history,

‘Pollo Fund, Mr. Sheardown sald,| Jf dismissal cllimaxed four
that the citizens of Prince Ru- months of developments un-
pert with the help and backing folded by a roval commission in-
of the Kinsmen club will be able vestigating charges of graft. and
“to assist pollo vietims and their

(laxity In the 740-man foree,

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of the p
his dismissal in letter to the
pollee commissioners Inst week
|
conalable is ended," he sald.

“therefore Vo vranosnd (het!

should proceed to my next task:

the starting of a new phase of

life for my wite and nysell,

The ehlef, on jJenve of absenee
polla have heen reported Us ot full salary of $10,236 u yenr
since June 24. asked to be fred
‘sa he could colledt an estimated

$75-nenvonth pension,

Hid ho resigned, only the
olio Fund lag asalsted joffiees of the World Bank here amount he paid into the super.

annnation plan would have been
returned to him,

But. Maristrate Oaear Orr,
commission member, sald the
The robbery was from a sulle question of aceopling t rests
of offlees tha Sf-country, mulll- lon could nat bo entertained
bition-dotlar bank nvalntalns In until comntotion of the royet
an office bullding near bank cone hoarings yndor 2,
HH, Tupper,

 

Consideration will be given to
plimning a woakly aoclal ovonlig
far menrbets of Prince Rupert Alr
Cael Squadron No, 650 to lve
Khon an opportunity “lo hear
inlka and soo fling on aviation
aubjeots, It was docldad Inat night
at tt mooting of the sponsoring
committed,

If carrlod through, the occn-
alon will bo In addition to the
weokly drill and Inatriellonal
ovlod now on the squadron's
xohedule, Committed mamnbors
bolloved’ ho now arrangement
would provide a hyonk in the
aquadran's routine which tho
ondots would wolcome.

An offort alao will be-made to
arrange for endet frmiilarivation

 

Phhwe Rupopt 40 and

A

flighty nbourd wiroralt bauad «wt

Weekly Social Eve
Likely For Air Cadets

Pence Rupert, suoh’ flighty tn
the past have Boon confined to
apoolally
from Vancouver for the purpose,

While oxpreasing nppreciatton of
10

Ing!
dine

senate me mpamerennaroten anmaton ron 9 eee ee ee

ial Evening

ROAH: alrorafl sont

the ROATs coraporntion,
conmitten folt thay more fl
oxporionce for tho hays woul
cronae Intorost tn tho squadron

rary ax previously asheduled,

nun) meating.

 

nmong high school abudonts,

e, Oct.
the chief's:own re-

-yeni'-old son
lof a Liverpodt policeman, It was
ithe end of a.careerthat began
In 1927 as pn third-grade con-

Ai4-yoar
reign as chicf constable of. a
city now approaching a popdla-
tion of 400,000 — a term un-
equalled In length in Vancouver's

Chief Mulllean, who elatmed |
he was destroyed by the methutls
ube Inauiry, requested

“My farmer ucafitness os chet

Th othor bualyors, Ib wna co.
aldod to hold the sponsoring
committeo'’s annial meoting on
Novenbor 90 Inatond of Into Meh-

Taronta of ondota nnd ‘othors
Intoroatod tn tho aly ondet move.
mont will be invited to the ane

~ Th waa doatdod also to Intonn-
ify rocruiting: for. tho aquatiron

Mulligan’s Request |
To Be Fired. Granted

VANCOUVER: °® —-. Police
r, even in parts of greater‘chief, Waller, Mulligan, target of
proportion than one per mil-:testimony charging graft. and
lion, was dissipated through ac-'corruption, won his request to
tlon by bacterla, No such dis-istart a “new phase of life” Mon-
he was dismissed from

Magistrate Orr also sald Mr.
Tupper felt the police commis-
sion's. action would not “ob-
struct” the police inquiry,

The royal commission, now
adjourned awaiting a repori
from QCMP investigators, ex-
pects Mr. Mulligan to be avail-
able when. sittings resume.

Appeal Quashed
By City Council ,
An appeal of taxi driver Ivan

rity chauffour's permit was burn.
ed down last night by a 6-1-vote
of the city councll. | -

Bid to regain permit, which
authorizes drivers to drive for
hire within the elty, was rejected
after hearing the taximan's side
of the story from his legal repre-
sentative Jerry Pottenwz0 and
the police’s stand from Sgt.
Adam Wildgoose, NCO in charge
of the RCMP city detachment,

LIFTED IN FEBRUARY

Mr. Mahood's chauffeur's per-
mit was lifted automatically by.
police following his conviction 10
February on a bootlegging
charge, .

Mr, Petlenugzo “told » coundll
that although his eliont le
plended guilly to the churge, Ula
did not convey the full clreum-
alanees of the caso, He himself,
had advised Mr, Mahaod to plead
gullly, Mr. Pettenuzzo sald, so
that he might ged the minimum
sentence, Another man, who hid
actually suppliod the Hquor too
plainclathes policeman: and aA
pollee Informer, hind rofusad to
(nko: the stand under the pro-
locllon of the Canndn Evidence
cl,

ON CHAICLER TRIS

Appents to tho polica und the
counell had falted in Uo past,
Mr, Pettonuzzo' sald, and since
tho time of the conyletion, his
ollont had beon driving with a
Public Utllities Cominission por
mil. This pormitted charter
Lips to ho mado within 16 miles
of the elly, His cllont had been
convictod twice for driving with.
onl a permit and onco tinder tho
highways act since hig pormit
had heen revoked, °

Tho taximan's plea ot guilty
‘hind resulted In no evidence bolig
prosonted In court, Sgt, Wild-
yoose told counol},

Howover, Crown — loatlmony
would have boon Introduced to
ahow Mt, Mahood had roquostod
tho money or the bottle back, tho
rorgennt anid,

"Binco hia pormit had boon re.
yokud, Mahood haa shown 10
reapoct for Inw na oyldonced by
hla three convietions,” bgt, Wilds
goose polrtod out, -

A motion to have the pormlt
rolnatated hy Alderman George
, Casoy wns dofonted, with only

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| Toronto Spadina, a Liber-|
al: stronghold :since 1930;)
fell’ to the Progressive}.

Mahood for reinstatement of his:

‘1Conservative three and.CCF one.

 

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we a

ederal- constituency _ of

Cotiservatives Monday in
the second by-election de-
feat for the Liberals in a
month. | |

Cheries E, Rea, Insurance man
and former member of the On-
tarlo legislature, captured the
seat on a late surge of strength
In. vote-céunting In an ‘election
called to fill the vacancy -left by
the appolntment of Liberal Da-
vid Croll to the Senate.

Samuel Godfrey, Liberal can-
‘didate, conceded defeat at about:
8ipm., two hours after polls
closed, and sald he would lose
by about 500 votes. At that time
official figures had him 200 votes
In. front and {t was another two
hours before they confirmed his

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forecast. . |
Mr, Rea polled 6,708 votes to
8,108 for Mr. Godfrey... Joseph
Salsberg, Communist: Labor-Pro-.

7. MGR enh. sak. In, fag Ontario}
re af ie mate : Was eenived
+ 13,037 and Harry Walsglass,"CGR,

2,038.

Standing. Ine the : 265 ~ sent

Spadina vote: Liberal, 160; Pro-
reasive’ Conservative, §3;°. CCF

 

ent 4; vacant.1, The vacancy fs
In St. Johns - Iberville - Napler -

of Postmaster-General Cote. .

THIRD LOSS

The defeat was the third for
the Liberals In 15 by-clectlons
since the 1053 gereral ‘election.
On BSept.,26 they lost Restl-
gouéhe-Madawaska to the Pro-
gressive Conservatives and a
yoar ago they were beaten by the
CCF jn Sclkirk, Manitoba, In
the other 12 votes, the Liborals}
retained elght seats, Progressive

The Spadina vote was light,
possibly duc in‘ part to bad
wonther. The total of 19,601,
sampares with 27,258 In 1083.
Thore wore 45,000 cligible voters.

A $2-ycnr-old native of Bran-
don, Man, Mr, Rea wont to
senool al Grimsby fn the Ningara
pontnaula. In 1920 he bought
an insurance business at Now
Liskeard in northern Ontario
and in 1004 founded his busin-
ess In Toronto, He roprosentod
Toronto St, Patrick In the Ontar-
jo logistature fram 1048 to 1061,

The campaign for Monday's
cloction had a circus touch,
Noon-hour street corner meot-
ings wore commonplace in the
west-contral riding which takes
in ‘Toronto's garment-making
distelat, Trucks and autos oquip-
ved with loudspenkors, made or
quntzod toura of tho alroots to
prociaim slogans of th cand
dates, mingles with songs’ and
martial music,

At ono time It ts catimated that
85 por cont of tre population was
Jowlah, The’ oxttmate now ts
whout 16 por cont,

eset O NRE ANRC

Hebb Funeral
cee:
Set Tonight

Lorone Janice Hebb, Infant
duughtor of Mr, and Mra, dames
L. Ry Nobb, 960 Ninth Avenue
Unat dled: Monday at Prince Tue
port Gonaral Hoapital after 4
short (nora,

Roaldon hor paronts, the fours
month old child ta survived by A
brother, Tony,

Funoral ‘norvicos ‘will bo: cons
duatod sat Furguaon'a Funeral
Hom: at 8 p.m. today with
Canan. Baal! 8, Proaktor officint.
Ing. Tho romatna will be forward.

 

Ald Onaoy. aupporling — the
motlon, . mo

 

 

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atl to Vancouver for Intormont.

| Communists
| Qut-Poll CCF if
| “TORONTO (CP)=:'Thel&

House. of Commons after. the):
23; Sovinl Credit 15; Independ-| ©

ville through death last Aug. 7)

 

— CHARLES. E.REA |”:

Ve Winn Tale rE. o
Five Days Left
To Register «_
For Voting

‘The city clerk's office ab. City
Hall: will remain: open “until 5
p.m... Saturday;, ‘giving. residents
five days to register or the ‘vot-

 

ers ist. kee
Since. registration opened Sep-
tember 1, only 11° petsons have
filled out the householders dec-
laration: form ‘entltlihg them to
vote in. the “December election.
Realdenitg :this Wear shave oppor-
tunity to. register:
ment of §2. feet

BHltiah subject an
‘Printe” ;

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WINNIPEG ‘Gi Police inv the
Greater Winiilpeg aren today
wore searching for two' armed
bandits who held up a bank ant
a restaurant Monday, 7
A silent gunman ‘robbed’ a
north-end .bratich of the Bank
of Montron! of $3,450 near noon,
Late’ Monday night second
vandit made off with $80 from
Martha's. Coffee Shop in subur-
ban 8b, Vita, 2 ‘\
Rostaurant waitress, Dorls
Johnron, 22, sald the. gunman
sat in the enfe for about 20
minutes alter, ordering coffoe
and elgarelios, He finally aye
pronched the ongh register and
pulled oub a gun. :
Mrs, Johnson said the man
told her he wanted the money
In‘the tH. |
“T asked him if he wanted
the one-dollar billy too, and he.
said ‘vos, " said Mra, Johnson,
The bandit, natty dressed In
light fedora nnd twead cont, fed
on foot, Two youth In the reg
Laurant gaye chase bub lost the
gunman, \ .
Pollca. did nob bellova there
war ony connection batwean
the restaurant and bank qun-
mone Tho bank bandit pushed a
note ncrosa the counter to tol-
lor Ienhol ‘Topham, 20, ordering
her'to give him the monoy, thon
handed bir a. canvas lng,
Miss Topham took $3.40 from
the enaly drawer and stuttod tt
into a anck. The man grabbed

{the city of Pr

ithout: pays

‘ “e : |Comptroil g to
+» fwith: provincial finance and |
,. | ueationa

approval 0

~ Official approval
ince. Rupe

rt Wa

’

$ con!

ined

from Provineial Highways Ministe

read to last’ night's’ cit

Y,
George E. ‘Hills...
_ Grant was.sought-by the cily
48 compensation for-an oatimat-
ed $27,000:loss brought, about. by
the change.to. the present munt-

{3 |clpal. ald: and school grant: for-
{mulas from: that
Ri ycar, |

in offect last

ae &,

Mr. Gag
ed” to give ‘the city the grant

i) for the purpose suggested.” «”
41> He was referring to the proy<

ince’s special {und - for.mu
palities for improvemént of '
le works, 0 ats
. The grant and ey
publle works were suggested, by

nicl-
e

vt
. ward t

mayor conferred: with him ‘in
Seplember in Victoria,: ©
Work to.be undertaken

elfy W

East, Council instructed Super-

ed. Engineering Services,” the
Vancouver firm: of: cons
hired by’ the clty. "=
Granting ‘of the find
minated an‘ -elght-month: ‘igh!

for..an adjustment: t

¢
i

4 $97,000 short;
oe finance! h

~ A trip-to Victoria.
nal officials brought'no’
lution
‘However, the meoting
the mayor.and Premier Bennett

lard, in his letter, stld|,
that-the government was “plejs-

‘expenglture tor
Premier. W. A.C, Bennett | to}
Mayor George: Hills, when the]. °-
| ken by the| ™
ith the $25,000 “windfall” ) -
is the widening of Sixth Avenue! ,
jutendent of Works Carl Gustat~| 4

son to procced Immediately with| .
the project,’ Estimates for the
work were prepared-by Agsoclat-|,

consultants

ah

-batavoon|!

in September brought hopes that) p
“concrete benefits would result"|

council. meeting by Mayor.

 

from. the discuss
“This not ‘only:
consistant In. our-'dem
also. shows that our-tw/o"

to Victoria: were -n

Mayor ‘Hills sald. afte we

the letter, -°
“iCortified recalpts fo
tyes ‘up to.an ‘amouw
ee
tora,

re to be. forwarded

‘ts .
3

 

 

 

 

 

“Experience wyinecoasary”” i
the theme of the' Prince. Rupert
Canadian - Citizenship: Counclt’s
plea for English teachers for new
Canadians, pn

At laat night's. meeting of the
councll, retiring president W. Q.

of the “at least 16" tenchora res,
quired had volunteered and that
possibly many Interested in nae
slating the council's plan to pro-
vide hasio English instruction for
immigrants were holding back
because of Inck of teaching ox«
porlenco, ;
‘Ho stressed that no provious
touching experience, and .no
outatanding command of. tho
Hnglleh language and ts meah-
anios wore requircd, A, alniple
mathod of teaching. through
plotures would bo employed, nud
the tenchara would recalva til
struction. thomaclyas bofore. fat
ing the elasios of now Canadians,

Mr, ‘Hankined « algo: abroasad
that a fow bl-lungual teavhors,

 

it ave ran-but of tho building,

ONICAGO (= Dogs your
family? Doos whe inslat on
comb
Woll, take Ib from an axpor
ny inva rororved mally for 1
Dr, John B, Cox of.
Collogo of Catroentorology,
the college's angunt meotin
phyalolans apectaltalng tty dion
thon, ea
Cox 8

ive atonynghy wleory, ha

cont in the Inst 10 yonra:nmongiwonien who, naplr
the pants in the-family or aro un

to koop, {holt |

 

Thuraday attarnooy.

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4

ronwehold an ft by

tae eke

‘kooping up with
tno marriage and a cnreor?

oniphis, a trustee of tho
lgsyjod the warning Monday during
The collogo la an oF
gow of tho stoma

pommanding both wnglish and

WOMEN WEARING FAMILY PANTS
COURTING HUSBANDS’ ULCERS

4 nanta: tir your”
the Joneses? Or.
\ ‘ te

wifo wont th

bi-Aho ty In danger of ahating

Norewlcers,

“Amorloan fs

ganiration of
oh and in

vo Inaronaed ‘more Unt 90 per.
¢'to woar
nt atraln In efforta

rhb?
sores
“ ¥

dor conata

fl

idgol,

Hankinzon sald that only a few ,

gas: #

EXPERIENGE UNNECESSARY :
Teachers Stil So
By Citizenship Co

Gorman, “0
‘possibly otbote' woul
for tho onrly-plinaos
fect, ant: bo

and othera; interested:
ing to nltone a soaqla

jday nb 8: all. bye: CB
on Second” Aventio, “t
radio atalion, QFPRY: .':
hy Mr, Haxikingow. also

hat D | Sop
‘And ip _ ae We ae) uy .
jcounoll’s. plans. for. olnggcd lh oo
Bngllsh for immigrant: yous 8 U
stora. “who. had “aitfloulty unt ea
achool through thelr, taekin@fey eg
knowledge of. Bnglish, ‘and tHe won
loon} ‘nuthoritios tne granled 6 og
Wao of We ol] ROMP parrnhhy 3
on. Fulton HP
‘vlos forthe:

aes

tennd the a
ha propoyad . olnasey
-MNow.all Wo needa lonohd
ho ‘ent: -Voluntoora’s would:
called on:to.tench only ‘one i
onoh woek, molly rlelnyajt

Tanat Nahe ain
also aw: oldotlon of of
1D. Wilmot roniacth
kingon 4 nena f, .P, O'Ne:

ish )
tleorg

becoming viousprosidonts’ Mri,
0, MY, necretary) Min) Dy
Hiyenip edsurer; Marco} it
dot ctinirman of tha eduontt
connmtttADy Mra Te, Gehl
omborah t Soehatratin
Mogarinny, Honey: Sepa). Un
commie eliairmane: ° i!
Tn othor bustnoss tha cay
Approved: aypalntmnent of 1 do
gato (to bo: named Inter) (a
Prince Rupert District.
nd, Drain, Roativa): Axgo
romote NOW Cannclidna’ pare
aentran “dlatrlot | foatt
AO. approved wou n aigge
Unt -n- committee be formed
yromota. EO 0
‘United. Natlona'
Priroe Nupgrt! tb

 

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