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the
Westerly
which
were
produced
as
evidence
by
the
Crown.
MVRDER
TRIAL
Continued
from
page
1)
DRAMA
AND
VOCAL
(Continued
from
Page
5)
Mr
Brown
referred
to
the
transcript
of
the
preliminary
hearing
of
the
case
In
Febru-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
Muy
4,
1951
Const.
Black
had
turned
over
soft-drink
bottle
to
a
finger
I.....
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rt
i
print
expert
in
Vancouver.
The
Roie."
Her
marks
were
85
Un-the
test
piece
and
84,
second.
In
girls
9
and
under
11,
Judy
Spicer,
Terrace,
84
and
85.
Joan
Le
Ross.
83
and
84.
Gail
Dupas,
New
Hazelton,
84
and
84.
bottle
had
been
given
10
mm
by
Const.
White,
the
witness
said.
The
carton
of
quart-sized
Jars
he
had
turned
in
to
Dr.
H.
-SSp
n
SPRING
Z
i
rilllir
I
rlMi
H.
Pitts,
pathologist,-
in
Van
how
it
was
possible
for
three
aiy.
He
read
questions
ne
naa
men
to
be
in
the
small
cabin
then
put
to
the
same
witness
together
and
in
the
fo'csle
to-
and
he
read
the
answers,
gether
without
touching
or
mov-
j
One
of
the
questions
was
ing
anything
when
witness
al-
whether
or
not
he
(Const,
ready
had
stated
the
cabin
was
white
could
say
If
anything
in
a
state
much
disarranged.
I
had
been
moved
on
the
boat
"It
Is
possible
for
three
po-1
during
the
time
he
first
saw
the
Hcemen"
answered
Const.
White.
I
westerly
in
Port
Simpson
and
Witness
said
he
spoke
for
him-1
when
he
went
aboard
again
on
self,
and
he
"didn't
touch
any-'
December
28.
thing."
He
wasn't
wearing
The
answer
witness
had
given
gloves,
he
said.
I
was:
"I
can't
say."
couver.
Const.
Black
believed
he
had
been
aboard
the
Westerly
for
five
hours,
on
December
8,
while
taking
the
photographs.
He
had
not
noticed
condition
of
mooring
ropes
on
the
vessel,
he
te-raJPLraim
Today
to
Mr.
Brown
asked
If
the
boat
In
face
of
this
and
following
old
Mr.
Brown.
was
locked
at
all
times
while
nuestions
in
the
preliminao
in
custody
of
the
police.
hearing,
Mr.
Brown
demandeo
FINGERPRINT
EXPERT
Yr
:
NW
-
IE
at
WALLACE'S!
V,f
1
Course
-
;
Girls
11
and
under
13
Delia
Haig,
82
and
83.
Pat
McLachJan,
Terrace,
81
and
82.
Sheila
Jones,
82
and
84.
Diane
Peters,
81"
and
79.
Two
boys
sang
In
class
for
11
and
under
14.
Test
piece
was
O,
For
the
Wings
of
a
Dove."
John
Gillanders
of
Terrace,
whose
own
choice
was
"Gay
Is
the
Rose,"
gained
85
and
83
marks.
Bobby
Sturney
of
Hazelton
was
given
82
marks
for
the
test
piece
and
83
for
his
own
choice,
"The
Whistling
Farmer
Boy."
"It
had
been
locked,"
said
the
of
the
witness
whether
he
was
'John
Godkln,
fingerprint
ex
witness.
;
now
sure
about
the
condition
ol
Had
the
hatch
cover
been
the
boat.
locked?
asked
Mr.
Brown.
Const.
White
admitted
he
was
pert,
testified
he
had
taken
a
sample
of
fingerprints
from
a
soft-drink
bottle
given
him
by
Const.
Black.
These
fingerprints,
he
said,
were
identical
to
"It
had
not,"
replied
Const.
I
not
sure.
Mr.
Brown
held
that
earner
Alan
UOO's
blasting
tun
.
J'TT!
7
splits
the
wstY
AUNlMnp
wide
open!
JT7
fingerprints
taken
oi
me
ac
the
hatch
cover
ever
const.
White
had
said
immcdi-j
i
ately
after
leaving
the
Westerly
cused
by
Const.
White
some
time
White.
"Was
locked?
"No."
"Was
all?"
I
in
Port
Simpson,
ne,
in
coni-
nanv
of
Sut.
Pottcrton,
Cul
the
boat
guarded
at
)
,n
January.
Mr.
Brown
asked
witness
If
fingerprint
experts
ever
made
mistakes.
!
Wales
and
other
constables,
had
For
a
time
the
Westerly
had
gone
to
Ryan's
residence
and
been
guarded
by
the
crew
of
there
witnessed
arrest
of
the
rnrrimi
Dirvrnnn
EVER
MS
IT?
PML
15,
tied
up
at
the
same
accused.
t
I
1
.11
!
Tl
wow
A-harf,
at
Armour
Salvage,
Const.
!
Const.
White
now
maintained
White
said.
I
he.
3gt.
Potterton.
Cpl.
Wales
Witnessed
answered,
"No."
He
denied
vigorously
that
fin-crprlnt
experts
made
mistakes.
There
was
no
chance
of
human
srror.
CLOTH
IH'KNING
Cpl.
Wales
told
the
court
thnl
1'OIXD
BE
ENTERED
'and
Const.
Anderson
had
first
Mr.
Brown
asked
If
the
hatch
none
to
the
council
house
'n
opening
was
ample
to
let
port
Simpson
where
they
found
EVENING
SHOW
7
-
9:18
SATl
ItDAY
MATINEE
.
through
a
grown
man.
the
body
of
Lorraine
Tait.
It
was,
Const.
White
said.
,
"You
saw
the
body
before
ar
Mr.
Brown
asked
if
the
In-
'
resting
anyone?"
"Yel."
If
Sgt.
Potterton
had
testified
terior
of
the
boat
was
the
same
on
December
28
as
when
Const.
White
first
saw
it
on
December
24.
"I
believe
it-
was
the
same,"
witness
answered.
MUSIC
&
DRAMA
FESTIVE
that
the
first
place
visited
was
Ryan's
residence,
would
the
witness
dLsai'rce,
Mr,
Brown
when
he
entered
the
accused'!
home
he
found
three
elderly!
women
in
the
kitchen.
The
stove
'
was
burning
strongly
and
when
;
he
looked
into
the
stove
he
saw-cloth
burning.
He
said
the
accused
appear.'J
to
be
"quite
sober."
1
He
said
the
police
parly
had
i
first
gone
to
the
Kyan
residence.
Coast.
E.
D.
Anderson
testified
1
he
had
found
a
pair
of
men's
i
work
pants
behind
the
kitchen!
asked.
Const.
White
said:
"Yes.
"Are
you
in
a
position
to
be
(if
Joiior
Coiutii
sure
it
was
the
same?"
defence
"Did
anyone
try
to
get
any
insisted.
"Yes,
I'm
sure."
thing
off
the
boat
while
It
was
in
your
custody?"
defence
asked.
"No.
not
to
my
knowledge."
stove
in
the
accused
s
iioumj.
The
pants
were
wet,
lie
said.
No
one
had
asked
for
anything
off
the
boat,
cither.
He
had
looked
inside
me
kitchen
stove,
he
said,
and
saw
Adjudicators'
Selections
CIVIC
CENTRE
SATURDAY,
8
p.m.
Mr.
Hogg
retained
the
witness
for
a
few
minutes
while
items
and
smclled
fabric
burning.
of
evidence,
removed
from
the
boat,
were
again
identified
by
Const.
White
as
having
been
Ts-
M&s
...
..
I
Buua.ngor
Const.
Anderson
said
he
had
been
aboard
the
Westerly
while
the
boat
was
towed
ir.lo
Prince
Rupert
by
PML
15.
He
had
been
in
the
wheclhou.se.
He
hadn't
touched
anything,
he
told
Mr.
Brown.
ADMISSION
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Season
Tickets
Not
Valtil
i
s;'on
by
him
on
both
days,
December
24
and
28.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Special
Constable
Herbert
Illaik
said
he
had
taken
the
photographs
showing
interior
of
CALGARY
RANGE
RIDES
Ai'Cl'SED
SEEMED
SLEEPY
j
To
Mr.
Brown's
questions
Const.
Anderson
replied
he
!
didn't
notice
Ryan's
condition
j
when
arrested,
beyond
being
;
undressed
except
for
under
Radio
Artists
Presents
Wi'Y.
garments
and
that
he
seemed
sleepy.
j
Crown
Counsel
Mr.
Hogg
said
;
there
were
two
doctors
to
be
called
as
witnesses
but
they
were
not
immediately
available.
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