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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
May
3,
1951
i
?
CH1NKSK
lMMiirbAi
Chinese
immigration
to
America
started
about
1849
and
the
first
immigrants
reached
British
Columbia
before
1870.
f
4
'43
jdents
of
Death
Night
Burns
Lake
Is
Booming
BURNS
LAKE
it
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Is
continuing
to
move
heavy
equipment
into
Northern
British
Columbia
for
road
and
tunnel
building
in
the
start
of
its
$550,000,006
pow
h
"ni'll.O
B.C.
PAYROLLS'
w.
Recounted
in
Assize
Trial
w
....
,own
Presents
Evidence
J
in
Rvon
Cose
4
GOODNESS
PROTECTED
Ween
witnesses
were
cau-
f
"
,.f
tfiL-limnnv
h.'Ufft
er
and
aluminum
plant
project.
!
The
activity
!s
bringing
an
un-'
precedents
volume
of
business
to
this
village,
316
mlijs
east
of!
Prince
Rupert,
V.',;,;
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'
A
road
contractor
marched
up
?
the
desk
of
Burns
Lake's
only
hotel
a
few
days
ago
and
reserved
seven
double
rooms
for
four
years.
That
was
only
a
typical
incident.
Pacific's
who!e",ome
pure
milk
goodness
!s
protected
by
vacuum
packing,
horaoRcnized
for
easier
tU&tiUu..
ui'.w
Vitamin
I)
U'
teased
to
give
added
nourishment.
Grand
in
coffee
and
in
babivs'
and
4
p.m.,
he
said.
'
Did
you
bring
any
liquor
on
the
boat?"
asked
the
prosecutor.
"Yes,
I
brought
three
bottles
of
rye
whiskey
and
three
bottles
of
wine
on
board,"
witness
answered.
There
weaa
only
three
of
them
on
the
boat
Knott,
Miss
Tait
and
It.
van
and
they
had
done
(unsderabie
drinking
,he
said.
"When
we
left
the
harbor
we
began
drinking
from
Ryan's
bot-lie,
11
was
half
lull.
It
was
rye.
We
finished
it.
"Then
I
opened
a
bottle
of
wine
and
we
finished
it."
Mr.
Hogg
produced
a
photograph
of
Port
Simpson
haioor
and
.showed
it
to
Knott.
He
asked
Knott
to
mark
with
a
""
where
the
Westerly
had
tied
up.
MOItK
DltlNKING
Alter
the
boat
had
docked
(between
8
and
9
p.m.),
Knott
said
there
hud
been
more
drinking.
Then
Alfred
Wesley
came
aboard,
he
.said,
and
everybody
hud
another
two
drinks.
24()Ki)xvclm
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
jid
nil""
iir(t.
.sc.Mons
of
.Supreme
-t
assizes
yesterday
and
the
ier
trial
of
Harold
Ryan,
31,
Simp-on.
settled
to
go
Into
unil
day
today.
jn
is
chnrsed
with
the
mtir-
Lunuinc
Tait,
December
at
Port
Simpson.
.,n
12-man
jury,
empanellea
jo
30
a.m.
Wednesday,
hxs
,
ordered
bv
Mr.
Justice
A.
facfarlane
to
be
kept
com-,V
incommunicado.
tviatoM
crowded
the
public
,m
capacity
as
they
strain-o
"hoar
the
low-voiced
tesli
,v
of
crown
witnesses
who,
utter
the
other,
told
a
stoi
y
.Win;
ciiciinistanees
sur-.diinT
the
death
of
Miss
Tait
nil'lit
before
last
Christmas
,,r
accused,
.stocky
and
welled,
sat
in
the
prisoner's
,;
unmoved
except
for
an
oc-.,nal
smile
a.s
he
heard
the
i
formulas.
Try
convenient
Pacific
!
Milk
today.
PACIFIC
MILK
(Subject
l
rbange)
POYAI,
CAW
Wt;n
the
Canadian
cruiser
ont
irio
called
at
Paso
Pago,
capital
r:t
American
Samoa,
natives
ht!d
a
traditional
Royal
Cava
ceiemony
in
honor
of
Commodore
Hugh
F.
Pullen
1
Oakville.
Ont,
eominunding
officer.
Here
a
Stmran
offers
the
rava.
a
ceremonial
drink,
to
Gmdi.
C.
Cr.
Kinn;
of
Saskatoon.
Others,
left
to
right,
are:
Commodore
Pullen;
Cmdr.
John
Osborn,
Vane
uvui
;
Cmdr.
D"U(;!as
Elliott,
Ottawa;
Cmdi.
Vernon
Howland,
Toronto
and
,
Vi::lorlii;
Cmdr.
II.
D.
MeCorrnUk,
Ottawa;
and
Lt-Cmdr.
M.
F.Oliver,
Victoria.
tCP
from
National
Defence!
1
"..:
i
i!
Jack
Breen
arriwd
In
the
city
t,n
yesterday's
Diane
from
New:
Wcilminstcr
and
will
be
sta-'
tinned
here
for
the
season
with
the
International
F:.shcrks
Commission.
He
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Knott
.said
Lorraine
took
off
him,
at
her
sweater
and
gave
It
to
Wes-.scarcely
l,.y.
Then
Wesley
left.
nice
v.iven
acainst
s
faltering
and
:lilr.
THUksUAy
P.M.
3:3CListPTnir.s''
Cliolee
'
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133
wn
Prosecutor
Ollbert
;
addressed
the
court,
con-.ns
the
Crown
would
prove
Lorraine
Tail,
Ryan's
com-
LARGE
ISLAND
The
Island
of
Borneo,
discovered
by
the
Portuguese
in
1521,
has
a
total
of
284.000
square
miles.
New
Interior
Air
Service
is
Started
Central
IJ.
('!.
Airways
Welcomed
At
Terrace
TERRACE
"(Special
to
Daily
News)
Central
British
Columbia
-Airways
yesterday
inaugurated
the
new
air
service
between
Prince
George
and
Terrace
and
intervening
points
for
which
it
was
recently
granted
a
Charter,
'
ton,
past
president;
Duncan
The
service
wlil
Tje
daily
ex-
Kerr,
secretary
of
the
Associat-
cept
Sunday.
ed
Boards
of
Trade
of
CentrAl
Under
ideal
weather
condi-
British
Columbia,
and
Arthur
J.
Hons,
Russ
Baker,
general
man-
Harman,
clerk
of
the
village.
ager
of
Central
B.
C.
Airways
.
After
the
welcoming
ceremon-
and
chief
pilot,
made
a
perfect
:
ies
including
the
taking
of
pic-
.-law
wife,
came
to
her
"Did
Lorraine
try
to
stop
him?"
asked
Mr.
Hogg.
"No."
Knott
said
Lorraine
had
only
a
brassiere
"on
top."
Otherwise
she
was
clad
in
slacks.
"ine
Eiieen
S,
another
fish-boat,
then
tied
up
alongside
the
Westerly,
said
the
witness,
aftor
which
he
went
home.
The
Eileen
S
belonged
t,0
Bob
Sunkey.
'
Did
you
return
to
the
bo.it
alter
that?"
prosecutor
asked.
He
hadn't
returned,
witness
,caid,
until
4
a.m.,
when
the
pa
;h
on
the
nifdit
or
December
M,
at
Port
Simpson,
cn
;;.
fbbing
boat,
Westerly.
:
in
prosecutor
s
a-1
d
,ie
bid
produce
evidence
which
i.d
show
Miss
Tait
died
as
result
of
u
"very
severe
ctli."
he
back
of
her
head;
that
CHIN
AWARE
was
a
I
ifnt
in
the
cabin
ne
boat
Westerly;
that
upon
l"'e
got
him.
Lorraine,
he
said,
We
have
the
largest
stock
of
FINE
CHINAWARE
in
the
north!
V
ligation
police
had
found,
had
looked
happy,
normal.
.He
FR
ID
AY
A.M.
-Musical
Clock
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News
-Here's
BiU
Good
he
boat
a
coke
bottle
which
had
noticed
nothing
unusual
7:00
8:15-
j
landing
with
his
twin-engined
Anson
transport
at
the
Terrace
I
airport
at
12:50
noon
to
be
given
-Morning
Song
blood
stains
on
It;
that
lined
in
the
congealed
blood
a
fingerprint
of
the
accused,
a
few
hairs,
that
of
the
NEW
LOOK
FOR
WD's
New
uniform
will
be
worn
by
women
members
of
the
RCAF.
The
tailored
suit,
of
air-force
blu,
is
S'j-ounce
botany
serge.
The
Jacket
has
false
pockets,
and
Is
worn
with
a
six-gore
skirt.
Btige
nylon
stockings
are
worn
with
black
oxfords;
brown
unitized
gloves
end
an
over-the-shoulder
pockette
in
black
leather
are
uniform
issue.
Other
items
include
a
blue
raincoat
with
hood,
and
a
greatcoat
of
Canadian
Melton,
similar
to
that
worn
by
RCAF
officers.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
DINNER
SETS
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:80
BBC
News
and
Coin.y.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
a
hearty
welcome
by
a
reception
committee
consisting
of
civic,
board
of
trade
representatives
and
leading
citizens.
Pnllnu,'iniy
lnnphpfn
t.hfl
mpm-
tures,
luncheon
was
served
at
the
Motel.
Twenty-two
were
present
including
Crawford
Moore
and
William
Thain
of
Prince
Rupert.
Harry
Phillip
proposed
a
toast
to
the
success
of
Central
B.
C.
Airways
in
the
new
operation
to
which
Mr.
Baker
replied
appreciatively.
After
the
local
guest
flights,
the
plane
and
party
headed
back
t-
about
her
face
or
skin
on
her
arms.
(
KOSS-EXAMINATION
Defence
counsel
T.
W.
Brown,
in
cross-examination,
asked
Knott:
"Did
you
kiss
Lorraine
that
afternoon?"
"No."
"Did
you
give
any
trouble
with
Ryan
or
Lorraine
that
day?"
"No."
ST
witness
MtaMteA-.
nil
Jfc
unit
'
9:45
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Music
Appointment-
oI
lhe
welcoming
committer
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
9:5
Tuiie
swu.u
rst
witness
called
by
the
m
was
Wilfred
Knott,
21,
sherman-
of
Port
Simpson,
it
said
he
had
known
Lor-e
Tait
since
he
"was
a
kid."
:-,
Hogg
asked
Knolt
to
re-
TEA
POTS
Did
you
get
any
money
from
:.t
in
deinil
hnu;
h
K-H
mni
Lorraine?
were
taken
on
brief
flights
as
!
far
as
the
Kitimat
area.
!
With
Captain
Baker
at
the
i
controls,
other
crew
members,
were
Harry
Taylor
of
Prince
George,
co-pilot,
and
Frank
Coukter,
superintendent
of
the
10:10
Morning
Visit
10:15
The
Barry
Wood
Show
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i
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10:45
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Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
VASES
KNICK
KNACKS
Prince
George.
"Miss
Elliott
Head,
veteran
of
the
RCAF
Women's
Division,
will
I
be
in
charge
of
the
Central
B.
C.
j
Airways
office
here.
-r-
iereased
and
the
accused
In
I
"No."
j
e
Rupert
on
the
afternoon
J
Mr
Brown
produced
one
fmi
j
December
23.
1950.
(bottle
of
rye
whiskey
and
two!
::oU
5uid
he
was
looking
for
tmply
bottlM.
He
showed
Knott
I
at
to
go
back
to
Port
Simp-
the
full
bottle
and
asked
if
H
(
He
met
Miss
Tait
and
Rvm
u.n
;
h's
rr
iml
hppn
hit
wit..
"Everything
for
the
Home"
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
-Weather
Forecast
-Message
Period
.
.
Rcc.
int.
Si'undinaviat.
'elodies
FRIDAY-F.M.
MiU-lXij
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News
fcniles
Cafe,
at
Cow
Bay,
and
ness
denied
ownershin.
also
said
northern
division
of
Central
H.
C:
Airways.
,
I
Passengers
were
Mrs.
Russ
i
Baker,
Cecil
Steele,
MLA
for
j
Omineca,
and
Mrs.
Steele;
Mayor
,
Garvin
Pcell,
Prince
George;
j
?
i
Wally
West
Prinfe
George
pho-
,
;
tov.iapher,
and
Mr.
Scott,
presi-,;
e
had
secured
nassapp
hiiek
omut.,
tw.Hit
hiH
m,t
hen
hi
Rvan's
boat.
Westerly.
They
'
None
of
his
rve
had
been
drunk
12:00
ia:lS-
Prinre
Rupert
between
3
on
the
boat.
The
rye
whiskey
Rc-roof
with
VV
SHOE
POLISH
A
Z
V"
I
belonged
to
Ryan;
only
the
wine
j
which
was
drunk
was
his.
j
Knott
admitted
In
cross-ex-
unination
he
had
asked
Ryau
1
;
to
stop
near
ah
oil
dock
in
Prince
Rtm-rt,
before
heading
out,
to
dent
of
the
Smithers
Junior,-Chamber
of
Commerce.
:
f
The
plane
had
left
Prince
;
;
George
at
9:20
a.m.
and
first;:
call
was
at
Vunclei"hoof,
wheie
half
the
town
turned
out
ana
;
relreshmenls
were
served.
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SELL
asphalt
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2:45
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3:15
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FOR
ESTIMATES
SEE
I
The
reception
committee
here
included
Harry
Phillip,
vice-
president
of
Terrace
.and
District
i
Board
of
Trade;
C.
J.
Norrinc,-
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riioNE
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&
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LTD.
p.o.
box
h
pick
up
from
the
Eileen
S,
tied
up
there,
a
suitcase
and
six
bottles
of
liquor.
LIED
TWICE
The
defence
switched
to
another
subject.
I
"Where
were
you
when
Ins
body
was
pulled
out?"
I
Knott
answered
he
was
et
home,
drinking.
To
questions
of
Mr.
Brown,
Knott
admitted
he
had
lied
twice
when
police
had
questioned
him
following
death
of
Miss
Tait.
Continued
on
pa?
61
Gordon
Calderwood,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood,
ar-
j
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
i
Rupert
yesterday
from
Van-
j
couver
where
he
has
been
at-;
tending
tile
University
of
British
!
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will
sjH'nd
the
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Red
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This
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