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to
buy
It,
he
said.
Mrs.
Slgne
Hodge,
who
had
travelled
with
Briscoe
In
the
vessel,
testified
that
she
was
on
the
vessel
when
It
was
sel?ed.
She
had
first
seen
It
sl'Ortly
after
Briscoe
had
bought
It
in
Victoria
lr.st
Oc'tber,
she
said
who
was
on
the
witness
stand
for
an
hour
and
a
half
during
!
a
session
last
night,
told
a
story
testimony
of
defence
witnesses.
At
this
morning's
session,
counsel
presented
their
arguments
to
the
Jury.
It
was
anticipated
tnat
a
verdict
would
be
brought
in
around
noon.
I
IDENTITY
OF
BOAT
AK(iL'i;i)
t,
Whether
or
not
the
gil'net
boat
"Guess
Who,"
setred
by
a
provincial
nolice
constable
at
2
jWftdhams
Cannery
on
Jly
26,
I
was
actually
the
"Rio
II,"
allegedly
stolen
from
a
Vancouver
wharf
last
December
was
the
.point
argued
by
counsel
ye;terday
morning
as
the
trial
of
Briscoe
opened.
Crown
witnesses
takinjr
the
stand
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
O.
Wilson
Identified
the
boat,
now
In
Prince
Rupert
under
the
name
"Guess
Who,"
as
the
"Rio
II,"
owned
by
James
William
Barnet
and
Mat
Ny'jo,
of
Vancouver.
Barnet,
Nybo,
Edmund
Kor-
W3
ens,
and
Phillip
Oatch,
the
tober,
1916.
from
z.
man
named
'neath
It.
latter
th?
son
of
the
former
McDonald.
(continued
rrom
page
1)
i
owner
of
the
"Rio
II,"
testificl
the
reported
theft.
Alex
North,
first
defence
wit
ness,
testified
that
Briscoe
had
!
stopped
at
his
fueling
station
;
at,
Fin
Bay,
near
Lund,
on
November
11
in
the
"Guess
Who"
and
that
he
had.
visited
the
station
again
in
March,
1947,
J
William
H.
Yardiey,
assistant
registrar
of
shipping,
Victoria,
a
crown
witness,
told
of
making
out
a
registry
form
for
the
"Guess
Who"
In
May
1947.
Yardiey
told
the
court
that
"a
person
came
'into
my
office
to
register
the
vessel.
He
said
he
had
no
bill
of
sale.
I
told
him
he
would
need
a
builder's
certificate
then
and
he
replied
that
he
had
built
the
boat
himself.
Constable
J.
N.
Hicks
who
arrested
Briscoe
and
took
the
"Guess
Who"
into
-custody,
testified
that
Briscoe
had
told
him
that
he
"had
bought
the
boat
at
Victoria
in
the
last
part
of
Oc-
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If
viously
and
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Briscoe
that
l.he
vessel
was
the
on;j
Hicks
quoted
Briscoe
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saying
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boat,
I
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the
bill
lou,
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of
Vancouver
told
the
f
sale
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to
them
12-man
Jury
he
would
prove
that
I
had
raised
the
unken
that
Briscoe
purchased
the
hull,
which
had
no
name
on
It
"Guess
Who"
In
Victoria
In
Oc-
but
some
numbers."
Under
detailed
1046,
two
months
before
questioning
by
Jober,
Constabe
t
f,
d
the
'Rio
II"
aeince
counsel,
the
accusea.
was
reported'
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.,
after
seizing
.
.
the
..
Guess
.
Who."
It
to
the
cannery
station
of
Lund,
near
Powell
River,
on
No-
which
fitted
with
the
previous
vember
11.
a
month
previous
to
he
had
scraped
the
painted
I
name
from
the
port
bow
and
!
found
the
name
"Rio
II"
be-
ATTENDANC
Steam
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FALLS
WESTVIEW
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VANCOUVER
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