Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,,
February
3,
1951
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CjooclSli
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'ORDER
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Three
Pieces
Last
Night
Please
Big
Audience
mision
numbers.
Rowland
Miles,
opening
an-
NATIVE
MURDER
TRIAL
(Continued
from
page
1)
WOMAN'S
SCREAM
Sixteen-year-old
Ruth
Wesley
said
she
was
walking
with
Ruby
Dudoward
on
the
dock
about
11
o'clock
on
the
evening
of
December
23.
There
were
no
lights
aboard
the
drifting
Westerly.
Robert
Sankey's
boat
was
also
drifting.
The
Westerly
was
about
ARCTIC
FIRST
Arctic
explorations
were
begun
by
John
Davis
in
1587,
two
centuries
before
Antactlc
JcrJioiia(d
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Douglas
H.
Payne
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
week's
business
trip
to
Vancouver
.
Pierre
LeRoss
and
son,
Pierre,
sail
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
G-MEN
The
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
which
handles
offences
agamst
U.S.
federal
laws
was
established
in
1908.
inn..
m,
.
w
,.
.
inouncer,
told
the
audience
how
nrAf
In
U
dd0
hard-working
and
conscientious
it
more
often.
Prince
Rupert
has,
w
,
th
ut,T
Th.atr.
..
ZTj)VilVll
enUgHh
o
tlLpresent0-
acting
of
late.
A
crowd,
the
size'
plalned
of
dinicult
,n
hearing
of
which
far
exceeded
expecla-
j
the
stage
voices
at
times.
The
tions,
causing
a
last
minute
rush
sound
of
basketball
practice
in
M)
feet
from
the
wharf
and
nea
a
reef
in
the
harbor.
She
heard
n'Blt
for
Vanuver.
ki
h
auui.iuum
ocaunB,
sswiuie
nearby
gymnasium
was
a
me
auiaircui
ui
amuucicins
pre-'
distracting
factor
for
a
good
deal
I
a
woman's
voice
scream:
"Harold,!
Attention
Sonja
Ladies'
Aid
leave
me
alone."
She
heard
no'meeting,
Monday,
February
5,
at
Jantzen
SWEATERS
CARDIGANS
-
PULLOVERS
sent
mree
wen-executed
pieces,
of
the
time.
umci
nuiae
m
unai
time,
Laier
Mrs.
uunnar
Selvigs.
(29c)
iasi
nigm.
iney
were
one
I?Jm
Hr.TrK-t"6
J-
Reid
of
the
Department
of
one
straight
dramatic
bit.
TheiTrati.nnrn,.
i.
ioi
Dl.i
HILE
STOCKS
LAST!
!
applause
with
which
they
were
Rupert
aboard
the
c6hllcot!a
Moving
from
Masset
to
Gibson's
Landing,
Mrs.
H.
Doxsee
will
sal
lsouth
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
night.
sue
saw
some
one
swimming
in
the
water
and
saw
a
skiff
go
out
toward
the
Westerly.
John
Oos-nell
and
Moses
Ross
were
In
the
skiff.
It
had
tlw
body
of
Loraine
Tait
in
it
when
it
came
to
shore.
greetec
was
ample
indication
or
Sunday
night
to
work
with
the
the
spectator
satisfaction
with
department
at
Alert
Bay.
an
evenings'
entertainment
which
was
a
credit
to
all
con
St.
John
Ambulance
Associa-
........
Ck.
V.
J
TT
'
I
i
1
jerta
Deep
Seam
Lump
"',c
"U
narom
nyan
on
tion
general
meeting,
Sunday,
the
Westerly
standing
inside
the
February
4,
2
p.m.,
City
Hall.
cabin
looking
out
the
door.
Shei
ntr)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
and
naa
seen
nanas
on
the
side
of
the
boat
and
a
body
go
down.
The
head
was
floatine
when
the
at
19.00
per
ton
and
Dick,
are
leaving
on
the
Chilco-
to
body
came
up.
She
had
heard
i
t!n
Sunday
night
for
a
trip
Larry
Rvan
call
to
Harold
to
I
Vancouver.
Legion
WA
In
Session'
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
was
appointed
at
a
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
Thursday
night
to
represent
the
Auxiliary
on
the
executive
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Mrs.
Vernon
Ciccone
was
named
delegate
to
the
Women's
Co-or-
cerned.
First
was
the
skit
"The
Marriage
Proposal,"
a
stormy
incident
wherein,
between
quarrels,
an
engagement
is
reached
between
a
Russian
farmer's
daughter
and
a
dyspeptic
young
neighbor.
The
life
of
this
bit
was
Marilyn
Roos,
the
attractive
girl.
Ernest
Milgram
was
the
bearded
farmer
father
and
Gordon
Sharun.
the
suitor
neighbor.
Michael
Holman
directed.
The
pantomine
of
a
family
Vh
ft
Z
VTP0
Mrs-
N-
D-
Woodward,
RN,
who
'ii
k
Larry
T
had
?
then
i
said
J
t
he
was
ihas
eoine
to
Rnl,t.h
nursln
v.npn,,vr
at
Srnithers.
h,M
is
berta
"Diplomat"
Egg
the
Chilcotin
tomorrow
night.
going
home.
She
did
not
see
Loraine
Tait.
The
moon
was
shining
that
night,
she
said.
On
cross-examination,
Ruth
Lieut.
B.
Fee,
RCN,
and
Chltf
Petty
Officer
Thorndyke
arrived
at
18.00
per
ton
(Less
than
S
sacks,
$1.15
prr
sack)
jriirtatlnrv
PAnnnll
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Norah
said
she
had
been
the
body
in
In
XT...
T
&
VUMUkli.
the
water
about
an
hour
after
i
to
make
a
routine
inspection
of
VALUED
FOR
WARMTH
FOR
COMFORT
FOR
APPEARANCE
SMARTLY
STYLED
IN
ALL
POPULAR
SHADES
Watts
&
Nkkerson
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
t
7
i
7
"
I
Mrs.
S.
Chester
was
appointed
V'Su1ym5ymnt
for
tne
annual
spring
Journey
by
motor
and
incidents!
siUe
of.the
Auxil,ary
and
Mrg.
Kre;
R;
?:
Moore'
Harley
Lewis
and
Mrs.
A.
Hol-effectively
earned
brook
were
named
to
take
cha
the
principal
role
and
was
ably,of
arrangements
for
the
annual
supported
by
the
rest
of
tha
banquet
to
be
held
March
J5
lamuy
trnest
Milgram.
Margur-
0--,.
the
conversation
between
Harold
j
mos
cnatnam.
and
Larry
Ryan.
In
the
mean-
!
The
annua,
genera
meeting
time
she
was
In
her
brother-ln-
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
law
s
boat
on
the
other
side
of
,
vessel
Owner
Mutual
Protective
the
dock.
It
was
when
she
left
'Fund
will
be
held
in
the
Corn-that
boat
she
had
heard
the
man
Lounr
riwi.
rntr
n
splash.
About
five
or
ten
min
Sunday,
February
4,
1951,
at
2:30
et
Doiron,
Robert
Jensen
and
)ert
&
McCaffery
east
and
west
end
visiting
com-
ii
i
utes
elapsed
between
the
time
the
body
fell
into
the
water
and
the
time
It
was
brought
up
on
shore.
Ronald
Smith
said
he
had
seen
lights
going
on
and
off
on
tue
Westerly,
which
was
drifting.
He
did
not
hear
the
motor
running.
p.m.
All
members
are
requested
to
attend.
(29c)
Bruce
Rogers
left
on
todays
plane
for
Vancouver,
being
called
south
on
account
of
the
condition
of
his
younger
brother,
a
veteran
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
which
has
become
more
serious
Frances
Murphy
Miss
Elizabeth
mittees
as
wel
las
by
conveners
of
I
Holmes
donned
sweater
and
sewlng
groups
and
card
parties
Jeans
to
speak
a
f
uny
introduc-1
Dne
new
member
was
Initiated
j
tion
bit.
and
do
the
on-stage.at
the
meeting
which
was
pre-1
direction.
sldcd
over
by
the
president
Mr3
!
Murder
drama
stalked
thc,G.
V.
Hanley.
A
visitor
from
stage
in
the
one-act
mystery
Stewart
was
welcomed
by
the
i
"Jewelled
Hand"
which
gave
the
President.
audience
chilly
thrills
and
a'
He
heard
noises
like
things
being
thrown.
He
had
heard
a
woman
'
ln
Shaughnessy
Military
Hosp
tal.
NOTICE
ccof
R.
E.
Monrador
having
been
closed,
,
may
now
be
paid
at:
H'lTlilfciillii
rtf
STARTS
TO
wORKljTjlK
;
in
2
stcoNDS
if
pjL
;
ATTENTION
Home
Owners
Modernize
Your
Home
Now
ALL
YOU
NEED,
TO
USE
OUR
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
IS
A
GOOD
CREDIT
STANDING
ANV
AMOUNT
up
to
$2000.00
may
be
financed.
Payments
an.
due
mont'ity,
and
ymi
can
have
up
to
24
months
to
pay.
Down
payments
arc
not
necessary.
startling
climax.
Elizabeth
Holmes
had
the
part
of
an
harassed
bririe-elert
whose
romance
was
in
doubt
for
a
time.
Mrs.
McClintoch,
as
the
aunt,
also
had
an
Important
role.
Harold
ming
about
one
hour
after
he
had
seen
Loraine
Tait's
body
on
the
beach.
Larry
Lawson
said
he
had
seen
RMSTRONG
AGENCIES,
3rd
Ave.
scream
after
he
heard
a
splash
in
the
water.
On
cross-examlnatiun
he
said
he
had
heard
the
splash
but
did
not
see
the
body
enter
the
water.
FOUND
BODY
John
Gosnell
said
"hi
had
gom
to
the
dock
with
his
wife
shortly
after
11
p.m.
December
23
to
in-rpoot
their
boat.
Some
boys
were
calling
and
in
response
he
and
Moses
Ross
took
a
rowboat
and
rowed
out
toward
the
Westerly.
They
found
a
body
In
the
wuter
and
towed
it
to
the
shore
with
Skalmerud,
as
.the
fiance,
and
Reg
Lavigne,
as
the
villain
of
the
piece,
carried
their
parts'
well.
Others
in
the
cast
van
A
-ml-.n
.
,
the
accused
about
8:30
or
9
o'clock
and
was
taiking
to
him
j
across
several
boats
between
his
and
Ryan's.
Ryan
had
made
the
remark
that
Christmas
was
"lopsided"
and
that
he
was
going
"to
straighten
it
out."
Loraine
Tait
had
come
to
the
dock
on
a
plank
about
12
Inches
wide.
Her
face
was
not
bruised
at
the
time.
He
or
.
G.
HELGERSOM
LTD.,
6th
Street
bert
&
McCaffery
I
LIMITED
Marie
Lavigne,
Margaret
Doir-,
on
and
John
Currle.
Director
was
R.
S.
Edwards.
Robert
W00J,
young
but
profi
cient
piano
accordionist,
wa
a
crowd-nleaser
with
his
inter-
Various
improvements
which
can
be
financed
under
this
Plan
are
as
follows:
Attic
rooms,
adding
rooms,
re-roofing,
new
flooring,
modernizing
kitchens,
bathroom;
making
basement
rooms,
etc.
the
head
out
of
water.
On
shoii.
Fill
BETTER
FAST!
f
-
-
:
his
wife
had
directed
artificial
left
them
then.
He
towed
ln
th
Eileen
S.
with
the
Lucky
Boy.
He
thought
some
one
was
on
the
Credit
can
be
arranged
very
easily
by
simply
calling
in
at
our
office
and
filling
out
the
special
application
form
we
have.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
651
LUMBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
COAL
respiration
attempts
for
over
two
hours.
Loraine
Tait's
eyes
were
swollen,
there
was
a
cut
on
her
head,
and
her
lip
was
split.
There
was
not
much
sign
of
bleeding.
On.
cross-examination,
witness
said
he
had
found
the
body
about
30
feet
o
the
'eft
of
the
Westerly.
It
was
floating
face
down.
He-thought
the
woman
was
alive
when
they
started
artificial
respiration
but
later
did
not
think
so.
He
had
not
seen
her
splashing
when
they
were
on
the
way
Westerly.
I
On
cross-examination,
witness
said
he
was
about
30
feet
from
Ryan
when
they
were
taiking
and
that
Ryan
appeared
happy
He
had
gone
to
his
cabin
and
"the
girlf"
had
called
him
about
an
hour
later
to
tell
him
Sankey's
boat
was
adrift.
When
he
was
talking
to
Loraine
she
stemed
,happy.
Fred
Campbell
testified
he
hud
Native
Brief
Acknowledged
I
An
acknowledgment
of
a
hrief
;
submitted
by
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
has
i
been
received
from
Hon.
Walter
J
E.
Harris,
minister
of
citizenship
and
immigration,
i
In
a
letter
to
President
William
Scow
of
the
Brotherhood,
Mr.
Harris
said
he
had
studied
the
brief
with
great
care
and
that
with
help,
patience
and
consideration
a
satisfactory
so-
pitoliry
and
bd
Food"
3
lie
pioneer
2)i
out.
Moses
Ross
gave
evidence
see"
tne
Westerlv
drifting
about
rue
in
i
Ji
I
Our
First
Aim
I
ff
a
similar
to
that
of
Gosnell.
On
cross-examination
he
said
he
did
1
ip.m.
iuier
11
was
aoout
tvo
miles
off
shore
drifting
toward
an
Island.
He
with
some
other
U
for
Orders
i
not
know
if
the
boat
was
moving.
jTakc
Out
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
They
found
the
body
about
20,
bHe
iT'1;,,:'
t"fu
in"
""e
uut
10
feet
from
the
boat
to
the
left'
juuon
snouia
d
mev.
nc
tun-,
Westnrlv.
He
said
pdore
Cafe
ine
neanng
was
then
adjourn-
!
emulated
Mr.
Scow
n
hU
great
returned
to
shore
they
i
ed
until
11
a.m.
February
9.
sprvipp
t.n
t.hp
native
neonle
and
'
J
.
.
.
1
,
lunded
on
a
rocky
beach.
He
said
)
said
he
hoped
the
natives
would
co-operate
as
they
had
in
the
past.
I
Special
Meeting
Of
City
Council
Special
meeting
of
the
city
council
has
been
called
for
next
Kb?
Monday
night
to
receive
the
res
1
1
hlt-VICTORlA
Wc
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
SAVAGE
&
WRAGG
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
ignation
of
City
ClerK
tt.
v.
Thain
and
take
action.
Mr.
Thain
resigned
this
week
to
accept
the
position
of
city
clerk,
treasurer
Free
X-Ray
Fitting!
I
P.m.,
Chilcotin
y.
12
Noon
imnsun
KTKWART
AND
SIMPSON
1
and
collector,
at
the
Vancouver
Island
city
of
Port
Albeml.
-
Incorporation
of'Hazelton
Forest
Products
Ltd.
$25,000,
with
head
office
ln
Vancouver,
appears
"imsim.
11
n.m.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
I'I'TII
(H
KFN
the
body
had
to
be
carried
out
or
the
water.
RESCUCITATION
FAILS
Mrs.
John
Gosnell,
field
nurse
for
the
Indian
Health
Service,
said
she
had
directed
artificial
respiration
attempts
aftei
the
body
was
brought
in
from
the
water.
She,
her
husband
and
others
had
worked
over
the
body
for
more
than
two
hours.
When
attempts
at
bringing
back
life
failed,
the
body
was
taken
to
the
council
house.
She
said
coromine
had
been
injected
when
she
found
there
was
no
pulse.
There
was
always
an
air
passage!
kept
open
to
her
nose
and
mouth.
At
first
there
had
been
nothing
under
the
body
but
about
ten
minutes
after
artificial
respiration
was
started,
blankets
had
been
placed
under
it.
On
cross-examination
she
said
she
had
not
noticed
any
signs
of
life.
The
body
was
cold,
but
she
said
the
cold
water
could
account
for
that.
The
body
had
been
carried
about
50
feet
from
the
water
to
the
place
where
artificial
respiration
was
given.
ACCUSED
SWIMMING
Ambrose
Wells
said
he
had
seen
the
accused
swimming
unddr
a
bridge
some
time
after
midnight.
He
had
followed
him
home.
On
cross-examination,
witness
said
he
had
seen
Ryan
swim-
'
AIR
FORCE
RECRUiTiMG
OFFICER
WILL
BE
AT
THE
Canadian
Legion
Hall
Prince
Rupert
February
7r
8
and
9
-
9:00
a.m.
to
5:00
p.m.
To
interview
young
men
interested
in
Aviation
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