“RED SHIELD DRIVE CALL-BACK
- BEGUN AS FUND NEARS $4,000

-_<., The Salvation Army’s Red Shield cam aign today edg
towards the $4,000 mark of a $5,850 objec ve. day cdge
.m. |More than $3,000 has already been d
, dents and there, are consderable more cont
»»-ported from the city business s
ty Campaign chairman, George W. Couk said
.»;backs” are already underway-to homes where there was no
-.one home Monday.
_.,. + Persons who .were
' Jeave their donati
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Business, Classified 3203, Advertising 3201 ones

Klemtu, charg
\death of Edwi : .
found not, guilty: by an. Assize Court jury in Supreme);

onated by city resi-
ributions to be re~
today that “call-
Court here last night.
"The 12:man ‘jury, headed by Cpicct.-
foreman ‘Alfred’ -L., object...
‘| liberated. for.. two.,

issed in Monday’s initial drive may.
t Cook’s Jewellers, the Canadian Im-
alvation Army Citadel.

Fletcher, de-

rce or at the § hours’ and 15 | vere called to the stand :;while

 

 

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ure!
“gon of: Vancouver. ::
"Miss ‘McLuskey ; f
Crow
Qc, tha
_ her’ bed

with :her :five=
her sister.— to
ing ithe shotgun
. Shquider at.-her,
enh She later told’:
dariell, «-défénce
ackson was holdi
tne. trail, In-answer:
tion from: Mr, Justice Hutcheson
relating to evidence given at. the:
in’ Prince
August, she stated
she could not remember

 

 

 

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eee,
ey

hey An-abrupt change of evidence under cross-exam-
ination startled prosecution -toda
ig Marjorie MeLuskey of Ku
Telegraph Creek announced fr
Phillip Jackson of the same rese
shotgun at-her in the early. hours of June 1 in her
home Peat - :

«Jackson

preliminary
George last

she said then
DIDN'T REPLY

On sighting Jackson standing
at the top of a flight of
Miss McLuskey said she asked
him what he wa
hot reply. She t
of bed and ran across the room,
grabbed the gun which  dis-

charged. °
‘Miss Mel

in the left hand a
of:the abdomen.

the. blast damage
v e bedroom.

“pr. Otto Shafer . of White-
Yukon Territory, told the
Miss MecLuskey had
by RCMP to hospital

will of th
horse,
ctrl: that
been flown

¢

outing
,» Scouts, Scouters,
léaders have been inviled to be

the guests of the District Coun |.

ailat an outing at the Emerson |-

Pulnt campsite Sunday.

noon,

‘The first boat will lenve the
s at 2pm,
the return trips will star
p.m, Supper will be pro

Fairview float

the campalte.

In’ caso of wet weathar,
netivities will take place in the
h have been com-
pletod by the Kinamen,

No. Cuba may parte
this rally but thatr

iwo huts whic

invited,

wh

nL tho distriat
Tuesday night J,
olectod prosidant,
juny and Tara
prosidonts, anc
Ciunble, socrobar
~ Axslalint District
nor W. A, Blaseb pr
myroa Woodar
onte tod, D, Wurpt,,
Ona Wooderatt b)
ia rank Morowsl

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BO OLO DOLD LO LDL LPL DE DOD DOO:

Shotgun biast victim gees
wo ae - ce mote gee hg oP GN, ithe
ch . a QS 7 ori ina S S L an r' 1 a aed thie “carefu
changes original story = 5e

eo A -{> with -tears’ in’
left the prisoner's
braced “friends:
“I'm: happy,
he said."
Throughout

   

  

 

and defence alike today
ska Indian reserve near
om the witness box that
rve, had not aimed a

 

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Jittle emotion. But after the ver-
dict he broke down. slightly. as
in of: the ordeal took its

 

t : ° ——
‘at Whitehorse. He said that a
number of shotgun pellets had
been left in the woman as they
be- would do no harm there and to
have removed them might have

a “who is. charged’ with
ra bttempting. to murder Miss-M
 Luskey, pleaded not guilty.
e; Court this morning ©
Mr. Justice J..G. A, Hutche-|;esulted in damage to the ab-
ominal walls. ~
Miss McLusk

an-85 persons packed
rt. room. each day and
many more had to be turned
n, represented by defence
gh “McGivern: from
|v was: charged with,
‘committing’ the ‘non. -. capital
“uncle”
7, at Port Edward.)4ay. 0 ee
award. juveniles! . The waters will reopen. td sal-
Ne Aer ling. at midnight Octo- show

counsel. Hu

irst told the |“ un:
Vancouver, |

n Prosecutor Gilbert Hogg, |that after the blast
t she had awakened in| down the -stars, pushing past

— in which’ she’ slept |yackson, and out into the yard
to a toilet, where she. hid for
20. minutes..: undisturbed... until
> came. and” took her

ey told the court,

 

    

year old son and
see, Jackson aim-

 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 

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sb OsPibad ses tee

* She ‘sala: -wnat -as
own. the. p
““phis time “you're not
away"... Later,-
cross-examination. she
that he might have said: “Don't
go away.” 7

The prosecution wit
monstrated to the c
ways in which she said Jackson
liad handled the shotgun.

Chatrman of the jury
Cambrin, Other members..are:
w. A. Gates, O. K. Mocehling, V.
D. Duncan, T. W. Palmer
Reum, RG. Anderson, Angelo
Bugnello, K. A. Petty,
cadden, R. A. Wahl, and N. R.
Christensen.

 

 

mediately laurich
after Douglas’ ca
missing.” "
The vehicle

ding thegun ‘at
to.a ques-

. was. found aban-
doned’in Vancouver June 8 and
Brown gave himself-up to-au-j VICTORIA (CP) — 'The Do-
gas June 26. minion Astrophysical Observa-

hearing

thorities in Las Ve
Brown was comm ;
at the preliminary hearing held| will officially end at 11:43 p.m. |
in Prince Rupert.August 16- (PDT) today, the time the
Gilbert Hogg, QC, and Harvey; autumn equinox commences.
Jessop from Kitimat, were act-| Daylight time will end at 2
el.for the Crown, a.m. Sunday, when clocks will
ld’ Oakley of. 220| be turned .back one hour to
Fourth Avenue West testified pick up the hour lost April. 30
that Douglas died instantly and| when daylight time went into |
that death was caused by a blow! effect, ot

ourt both

nted and he did

hen jumped out ing as couns

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uskey. Was wounded
nd the left side
The balance of
d the opposite

     
    
   
  
 
 
 
  
  
 

 

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lenders ara

now oxecutlye wis clectod |
council necting
“D, Hurst wis
John Lange.
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VERNON SCTIERK, chairman of the Rotary Club's Country Store and Avation
‘gome of the bry
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- published at Canada’s Most Strategic ‘Pacific Por
~~ PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.,, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

— Jury frees youth |

in uncle's death |
Twenty - year = old Thomas Clifford Brown of|
ed-with the: non-capital murder. in the;
n John’Douglas of Port Edward, was

 

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to the head from a heavy, plunt|

°A total of 16 Crown, witnesses

hing its ver- Brown himself. was lone defence};

witness. |

Justice Ji.G. A. Hutche- “Mr. McGivern, who was. tense ‘
scharged the prisoner.and | quring ‘the trial, sighed with ‘re- [+
jury:-for’ the close. lief after hearing the jury’s de-|.
ey had" paid. 'to: the | cision. As he was scheduled to |-

 

| considera-|leave for Vancouver as.soon as
efore. ar- | the trial ended, the lawyer shook.
cee") hands with the jury and’ com-

 

eyes Brown) mented: “the, town: has .been |:
er’s -box, and em-|good to me.” = > ere ees
and relatives.” | ° During his charge to the jury,
; es Mr. Justice Hutcheson remarked: |:

dhappy,”

 

“This case is made up mostly,. if
not. entirely, on circumstantial

the three-day trial . : .
th = « er) evidence.”. He briefly. outlined
the clean-cut . youth displayed the evidence’ of, all the. witnesses. c
Non-capital murder carries af. F a Poe
Salmon areas | ES
close for season |
"AU waters in Fisheries District
2 will close to all salmon fishing
for the balance of. the season at |’

midnight tomorrow, the Depart-—
-Bawin| ment of Fisheries announced to-

penalty of life imprisonment, bay

 

 

 

 

  

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© performance at ‘the ( ast
3%, Mrs. Reveen. who assists: her: husband : ot

hypnotized: 10° local people. and: convince :
big symphony orchestra. Deyn

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‘Civic Centres ly
‘A very poor attendance failed),
"Moe dampen. Reveen's. ability. to}. 20°5"
avin an-audience whose, applause |“.

‘of, the |.°-Y:

id S roa:
one Ne wa demonstration

  

  

‘sensory. perception -
east C “plindfolded, every. ar
Charlotte Islands) closed. at 6 duced by a number of members| One Kins
See ‘of the™,audience which " ‘wer
: brought on stage. - fe
In his blindfold -walk through
j the auditorium, with the audi-
‘ence placing a forest of. chairs,
‘legs and arms foot high to head
lhigh in front of him, Reveen
inavigated. without « difficulty
through the lot. .

Showing his ability to remem=-
| ber he named without a miss
levery item out of 30 named by
ithe audience and written on a
, board by Ted Lovo. .

Highlight of the entire two ora
and a half hours long evening B.C. ROUND
of enjoyable entertainment was Se
the mass hypnotism of 10 Prince] ° @: Pe ee
Rupert people: who ranged in| : | uprem
jage from juveniles to the over ae ao
| 40s, We Ye ce ges
| In this portion of the show] ° to fu
‘Reveen demonstrated not only). awe
immediate hypnotic control but] °
also post - hypnotic suggestion SAAN
here, after returning’ to thelr Canada. will be asked.
| seats, the subjects performed gag 1
; certain acts which had been sug-
gested to them on stage. some
time before.

was: on fire and. endeavored to
get the audience to leave with-|Thursday gave Hercy. Konn. of
out panicking, Another raced| vancouver leave to go to the
round the Centre as though it hichest ‘

was a cinder track, A’ woman highest cour
suddenly leaped on her chalr and nection wit
screamed “Mice,” A’seccond wom~ Court injunct
an returned to her sent, satied picketing of
down, ‘suddenly to leap to hor | project.
feat, rushed on stage and: tried | companic
to tear Reveon's beard off, cry-| companion,

| World News Briefs

“OTTAWA () — Willlam Dun
Jawyor, diplomat and brother-in-
ter whose outspoken views east hi =:

ernoss, died at ns home Thursday nights He was 73,

“Mates and Pilols
ickoting of all west
ld late. Thuraday. nighb-

  

JIM y adla oxaminos
In the Old Bank of Commerce building an Socond Avenue, The
this afternoon and will remain opon until 0 ofslook tonight.
t at 9, ome tomorrow. Among tho ttoms to be anationad

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lighted the Reveen display of

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their enjoyment :

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BAN FRANCISCO m — The Mastors
Union will renew a shipping strike
. corsh ports Baburdny, the ginton 8

* UNITED NATIONS () — A
Lreatmont, tho. explosive isaue oO
should bo admitted to the United Nations,
of fullescalo debate before tho Gonornl Ags

-time,.
oy +.

ALGIERS

. os : 4 BN oes +. uae pedir
“ROME (Routora) — A roproduction of: the anolent

Jorusniom on tho outskirts of Rom
‘rota for Tho Biblo, the title of the nex
“Italy's foromoat film. producers, Dino:

 

t — And Key to thé Great Northwest

News Desk 3204, Sports: 3205, Social’ 3206

  

  
  

  
  
   
   

took place: when Reveen

s ‘incident’
their favorite instrument in a...

een performance wins

bjects cavort on.stage |
musie, fire, laughter,

 

 

 

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was. performing
orchestrai.miracles on. what was
undoubtedly, :a. triangle. Out
it. all: appeared, ’a creditable
that’s quite the word, local E
Presley compiete with hips,.
less guitare 005: .
The Reveen show
everyonc::in town. .will enjoy.
fully. It-is;conducted, through-;
out with the consideration for .
the subjects and with a degree ™
of stage-craft by, Reveer

+ +. ‘travel in the major capitals. If
is one that.

|tomorrow. atthe same place at

  

 

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oug: towns and ‘cities which Re-
veen has‘and will be visiting...”

This -is one of the best shows
I have seen in a wealth of world-

you ‘and your family. want an
evening .of the -brightest and
best: entertainment:to come ; to
Prince’ Rupert in a long time,
then ‘be along at the Civic Cen-.
tre tonight at 9 p.m, or turn up

 

self which-is rarely seen

city, |8 p.m, Reveen will astonish you.

1e Court of Canada
‘to rule on anti-picket law |
VANCOUVER (CP) — The Supreme Court of
, } determine whether British
Golumbia’s 18-month-old anti - picketing. legislation
(Bill 48). is an invalid restriction on the freedom of
speech, : - a

The B.C; Court of Appeal

t in Canada in con-

with a B.C, Supreme).
ion which restrain«
a construction
in, sometimes ac-
led by an unidentified
‘plekated the project

althy Otlawa. -
( prime minis= -
m Into..the political. wid .

can Hertldge we
law of ‘a formor.

trality aftar its bold atroke

v ntlat. underground army, al : —n
oxplosives Thnirsday ||’. . Prince Rupert has
aries: do |Inow gone 975. days

in — A Fronoh. v
_ Knocked out Algiers’ tolovision with high;
night, soized the alr waves, throntenod. Prosi
Gaulle and called for 0 mass domonatration today, -

eaident Ch

ot are
0 will ho one, of: tho film, aceiden and 1:5 6 ‘days

srodiation of one of || withe a fatality.
“Laurentiis, = without a fire fata ty:

 

 

and. carried assign which read:
“Non-union men working here.”

either belonged to a union, +

Dam. construction.

carricd oul

7 Heliports built

stoad of. 11 hours, T

| thom, .

sol sles:
‘and August 31 and had-not fil .
notices of ‘transfers as is required |
by the Motor Vehicle. Act.) 0. -

Schoeps; president of the com=
pany, appeared in ‘police court |

the current session.

Thore was ‘no evidence whether

~ KASLO ) — The Duncan Lako
dam project, one of threg' major
dams in the proposed Columbia
River hydro plan, could. probably
be built within three years with-
out any major dislocation in the
aron, a public hearing was told
Thursday, J.K, Sexton, director
of civil ongineering for the Mon-
tronl Enginecring Company Ltd.,
told: the herring of the oxten-
sive oxploratory program already

NELSON. .@) — Tho British Co-
lumbia Forest Sorvice this week

MR re cere, | completed. soven heliports in a
10-youts. of on-the-sholf | program to ostablish . 20 holi-
{ whothor, 0 mmunist China coptor landing sites In the area,
‘wis nasurod today. |With the. uso of holleoptors, tho
bly. for, the first . | worvice siuld oa. crow could
. ee fighting a fire. In ly hours, in-
ae i + . ty ' he hellports
\ + LHOPOLDVILLE = The UN Congo command today’ | are bullt at high altitudes to on-

adopted n posture of military nou .
to put down. Katangn's secession by:
_ An loodshod: and n censoefive,

Jable firefighters to come down
th onded | to’ blazos Inatend of climbing to}.

 

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August: 30.. when. the; firm’ was
charged. with operating, a busi- =...
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‘Parliament to end:

“OTTAWA: @, — Canada’s long- -
{est session: of Parliament, appar
ently is going to end mext week. -
- The government: leader.in .the
‘Commons, Veteran Affairs -Min-
ister. Churchill gave a. brdad,hint
of this, just before. the-;House
rose Thursday night following a
day spent mostly on considering
estimates of the labor “depart-
ment. It was the 168th:.da

    
 
  
 
  

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ce Fishing good:

VANCOUVER -@) — RéH

fa

here indicate an emcouraging- tin

of chum salmon on the “east

const of the Queen Charlotte. Is-

lands this week where-"chum
fishing has re-opened after four
years closure, Yorty sclners-and
30 gillnetters caught §0,000:fish.
which fisheries officials ‘sald ;is.
a good omen for the future “of
the run.. Howeyer, results, from
Johnston strait are less glowing.
The week's fishing was below:the
big years of tho 1950s and below
the five-year average, The ‘area
will be closed for 10 days.to ‘pro-
toct spawning. an ARIE

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Bay in collision

~ Namal boy received minor.hayd
injuries Monday afternoon when
he was In collision with a cat,

Primo do Bartolo, two-year-old
son of Mr, and Mrs, Gerardo do
Bartolo, 1066 Third Ayenue Wost,
ran from behind p parked=onr
into the aldo of’a car driven, Py
Potor MeKeao, 1022 Third: Ayanuc
Wost. | aan

WEATHER. «:
. r fi Ser
“Mostly cloudy tomorrow with
Phowor's over the aroa Little
—¢hange In tem porabysc.
Winds southerly 16 *tomor
row, Low tonight. and: hi
Saturday 456 and 00,

TIDES ©

Sat, September 23, 19
(Pacific, Standard Timo

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