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AND
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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Conodo'i
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
tp
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XL.
No.
196
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
5,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Daily
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C
M
i,MA
fil
ECeep
War
To
Korea
tended
For
Europe
I
ivwy
nave
10
go
Battle
in
Korea
Canada
Strongly
Opposed
to
Extension,
Ottawa
Hears
OTTAWA
""Canada
is
strong
ly
opposed
to
extending
the
Korean
war
but
it
is
not
accompanying
this
stand
with
threats
to
withdraw
her
forces
from
Korea,
it
was
reported
reliably
yesterday.
Canada's
commitment
to
defeat
aggression
in
Korea
Itself
will
continue,
informed
quarters
raid,
regardless
of
what
happens.
However,
Ottawa
is
not
believed
to
be
encouraging
any
idea
that
this
commitment
of
Canadian
forces
will
be
extended
to
the
Chinese
mainland
if
the
Korean
Murder
Trial
Ending
At
Assize
Court
Today
Accused
Denies
Any
Recollection
of
Incidents
On
Fatal
Night
of
December
23
Harold
Ryan,
accused
of
the
murder
of
his
common-law
wife,
Lorraine
Tait,
stood
for
two
hours
on
the
witness
stand
yesterday
and
told
the
court
and
jury
that
he
"remembered
nothing"
of
the
night,
December
23,
1950,
when
the
young
woman
is
alleged
y-x
,
yr'mm
...
.
.
.
,
.
rT"T-
inn,irni-T
f
Waaniin,.,,i,.,J
!
CTTAWA
(CP)
Minister
of
Defence
Brooke
n
announced
lai't
night
that
Canada
will
mobil-ou
infantry
brigade
group
for
Europe
by
the
sv.-teni
of
calling
on
42
reserve
force
units
to
or
more
men.
war
is
extended
there.
Interest
is
aroused
bv
Wash
to
have
met
her
death.
The
case
is
concluding
today
j
4
and
went
to
the
jury
this
afternoon.
Ryan
told
his
defence
counsel,
Seaforth
Highlanders
of
Canada
(
Vancouver
,
and
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment
(Princess
Mary's),
Victoria.
Terms
of
enlistment
will
be
for
three
years
active
service
with
option
of
returning
to
civilian
life
after
two
years
of
overseas
service
for
single
men
and
one
year
for
married
men.
FERRY
FOR
VICTORIA
The
6,787-ton
Princess
of
Nanaimo,
shown
during
trials
on
the
Clyde,
is
headed
for
passenger
and
car
ferry
service
on
the
B.C.
coast.
She
left
the
United
Kingdom
May
2
on
a
9,500-mile
delivery
trip
to
Victoria
via
the
Panama
Canal.
The
C.P.R.
vessel,
with
a
capacity
of
1,500
passengers
and
150
cars,
will
go
into
service
in
mid-Julv.
(CP
PHOTO)
who
said
he
first
told
Ryan
he
was
held
for
the
murder
of
Lorraine
Tait
shortly
after
his
ar
.ting
will
start
Monday.
xt.:n
t"ld
the
House
of
,.s.
for
a
27th
Infantry
Bpnip
with
the
core
of
It
from
companies
raised
n
reserve
force
Infantry
s
from
coast
to
coast,
irsiments
will
each
re-,p
and,
later,
another
v
to
be
molded
Into
three
e
rcfiiilar
furce
battal-he
striking
edge
of
the
ington
reports
and
editorial
opinion
that
Canada
and
other
United
Nations
countries
might
quit
Korea
if
the
MacArthur
plan
is
adopted.
MacArthur
is
advocating
bombing
Manchurian
bases,
blockading
the
Chinese
coast
and
using
Chinese
Nationalist
troops
from
Formosa
to
open
a
new
rest
at
Port
Simpson,
a
little!
after
4
a.m.,
December
24.
Ac-
cused
further
denied
Cpl.
Wales
old
country
FOOTBALL
iront
on
the
Chinese
mainland.
Halibut
Landings
told
him,
in
the
NCO's
office,!
that
same
day
five
hours
later,
j
he
was
being
held
for
the
mur-
J
der
of
Miss
Tait.
Hiiihbnd
regiments
will
T.
W.
Brown,
KC,
he
first
knew
of
the
murder
charge
when
ne
was
formally
charged
before
Police
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
police
court,
December
27.
He
first
knew
of
the
death
of
Miss
Tait,
he
said,
when
Indian
Superintendent
Frank
Anfield
told
him
she
was
dead,
a
short
while
before
the
formal
charge
was
laid.
DID
NOT
KNOW
Mr.
Anfield,
testifying
yesterday,
said
he
first
mentioned
the
death
of
Lorraine
Tait
to
Ryan
when
he
saw
him
in
jail
on
December
26
or
27.
He
had
asked
Ryan
whether
he
was
prepared
to
do
something
about
funeral
expenses
of
Miss
Tait.
Ryan
had
broken
down
and
cried,
he
said.
Mr.
Anfield's
opinion,
Ryan
had
known
of
Lorraine's
death
prior
to
that
day.
At
this
point
Mr.
Hogg
objected
to
the
evidence
as
"inad-
Atom
Bomb
to
be
Exploded
Underground
in
Aleutians
SEATTLE
Oi
Senator
Warren
Magnuson
(Democrat-Washington)
said
today
that
he
understood
the
government
would
shortly
explode
an
atomic
bomb
from
a
depth
of
300
feet
underground
in
the
Aleutian
Islands.
"I
understand
from
sources
I
cannot
dkclose
that
the
test
will
be
primarily
to
determine
what
happens
when
a
bomb
Is
exploded
underground,"
he
said.
He
did
not
know
which
island
in
the
Aleutians
would
be
prepared
for
the
blast.
npanies
for
a
composite
i
battalion.
Five
Fusilier
s
will
raise
companies
aiposite
Fusilier
battal-e
other
regiment
will
apanies
for
a
third
com-,'talion.
me
nrethfir!
will
be-fol-raWht;
composite
sup-inits
for
artillery,
medl-ks
and
other
arms.
n
will
carry
tljp
names
May
S
Canadian:
Atlln,
35.000
(
33,000
medium,
500
large,
1.500
cMckeni
Co-op.
Kalen:
14.000
(
9,000
medium,
1,000
large,
4,000
chicken)
Co-op.
Tramp:
24,000
(17,000
medium,
4.000
large,
3,000
chicken)
Co-op.
Nord:
16.000
(13,000
medium,
1,000
large,
2,000
chicken)
Co-op.
-SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
(Glasgow
Charity
Cup
Semi-Final)
Rangers
won
by
toss
of
coin.
Third
Lanark
1,
Rangers
1
(tie)
Division
"A"
Motherwell
2,
Hearts
4
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
1
Aston
Villa
6,
Stoke
City
2
Blackpool
1,
Manchester
United
1
(tie)
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Derby
County
2
Chelsea
4,
Bolton
Wanderers
0
Newcastle
United
1,
Middles-i
brough
0
"You
say
that
isn't
true?"
Crown
Prosecutor
Gilbert
Hogg
fired
at
him.
j
"I
say
that
Isn't
true,"
answered
Ryan.
The
stocky
prisoner
before
the
bar
stood
quietly
in
the
witness
box,
both
hands
placed
wide
apart
on
the
railing
as
he
answered
questions
for
two
hours.
He
was
gay
anil
chuckled
several
times
during
cross-examination
by
the
crown.
Mr.
Hogg
reminded
him
it
"isn't
funny."
Ryan
said
he
had
sustained
a
Canada
May
Go
it
Alone
Ottawa
Hears
that
St.
Law
retire
Seaway
May
Be
Proceeded
With
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
is
not
going
to
wait
beyond
this
yeav
for
United
States
congressional
action
on
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway,
authoritative
informants
said
yesterday.
There
is
some
possibility
thai
the
government
may
propose
at
the
current
session
of
Parliament
that
Canada
go
ahead
with
the
$600,000,000
project
on
its
own.
f
of
their
reserve
force
Wage
Dispute
Is
Deadlocked
United
States
Could
Readily
Defeat
China
'
missable."
Mr.
Hogg
refused
to
!
permit
further
questioning
of
Mr.
I
Anfield.
.
to
tlic
new
composite
he
rc'Wilnr
army.
:!!(lieate(i
that
uart
or
all
''w
27th
Brigade
group
t
have
to
go
to
Korea
oi'.tinues
to
be
a
long
serve
force
units
to
par-TrtiHl.i
the
British
Co-
j
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
Macfarlane
,
ruled
the
jury
retire
in
face
of
Conciliation
Between
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
General
Douglas.1
WA-
and
Columbia
ceiiui,e
Portsmouth
2,
Burnley
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
6,
Ever-.
ton
0
Sunderland
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0
(tit?)
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Liverpool
1
Division
11
series
of
injuries
to
his
head.
When
he
was
13
he
had
fallen
on
the
ice
while
learning
to
skate,
knocking
himself
unconscious.
A
short
time
later
he
again
had
fallen
on
the
ice
and
again
he
was
knocked
unconscious.
About
a
year
ago,
he
said
lie
had
gone
aboard
a
new
boat
of
P.Miinrnt
(Duke
Of
Cnn-
MacArthur
testified
today
that,
if
the
United
States!
Vancouver
international
,
,
,
.,
.,
,
,
-
,
.
...
I
Woodworkers
of
America,
Log-
the
discussion
between
counsel
I
on
this
subject.
j
In
the
absence
of
the
Jury,
law
books
were
called
for
and
read.
J
Meanwhile
Mr.
Brown
said
he
Owm,
Royal
Canadian
Corps
(
Vancouveri,
olumbia
Dragoons,
Roy-
uuictMieu
11s
puwei,
11
couiu
ueieai
viuiia
vv
iuhjui
I
gers
Local
1-71,
has
won
the
first
increasing
its
over-all
military
manpower,
round
in
its
negotiations
with
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
of
t
iian
Corps
(Kelownai:
ROAD
REPORT
Skeena
River
Highway-
Doncaster
Rovers
1,
Sheffield
I
proposed
to
ask
witness
if,
in
1
his
opinion,
Ryan
had
not
known
MacArthur
declared
that
It
his
friend,
to
inspect
it,
and
in
United
1
(tie)
Hull
City
5,
Luton
Town
3
Leeds
United
2,
Swansea
Town
ds
Are
Withdrawing
the
cabin
had
struck
his
head
on
a
protruding
bolt.
He
had
not
seen
a
doctor,
he
said.
HAD
DIZZY
SPELLS
Last
year
he
had
had
several
"dizzy
spells,"
he
said.
He
had
run
his
boat
ashore
on
two
oc
Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace
Road
in
good
condition
with
occasional
rough
spots.
Terrace
to
Smithers
Terrace
to
Dorreen
ranges
from
poor
to
fair
with
some
frost
still
comlnK
Prince
Rupert.
Request
by
the
company
to
split
the
union's
certification
in
the
firm's
area
of
operations
in
Prince
Rupert
district
has
been
rejected
by
the
British
Columbia
Labor
Relations
Board.
'
The
union's
recording
secretary,
Fred
Ficber,
asked
that
the
higher
coast
scale
of
pay
apply
to
all
loggers
working
for
the
company
would
take
"only
a
relatively
small
fraction"
of
the
total
United
States
manpower
goal
of
3,462,000
to
carry
out
his
proposed
campaign
in
Asia.
MacArthur
declared
.yesterday
to
the
senatorial
joint
committees
that
he
understood
Secretary
ot
Defence
George
Marshall
was
willing
to
discuss
giving
major
concessions
to
the
Chinese
us
I'ursiiil
by
I
N
in
hurra
casions,
without
apparent
reason,
for.
he
was
sober.
He
said
out.
Dorreen
to
Smithers.
een-
One-Hitter
For
Maglie
he
recalled
nothing
of
the
incidents,
except
when
he
found
(Continued
on
page
6)
erally
good.
.
.
.
.
All
traffic
restrictions
on
tle
highway
between
Terrace
and
Smithers
will
be
lifted
effective
Monday
next.
basis
for
a
peace
within
a
300-mile
radius
of
Prince
declared
that
Mar-
'
Rupert.
Reds
as
a
treaty.
He
0
Manchester
City
2,
Grimsby
Town
2
(tie)
Notts
County
2,
Leicester
City
3
Queens
Park
Rangers
3,
Bury
2
Southampton
2,
Brentford
1
West
Ham
United
0,
Cardiff
City
0
(tie)
Anti-Inflation
Strike
Proposed
TORONTO
Charles
Millerd.
president
of
the
United
Steel
Workers'
Union,
said
yesterday
that
there
was
one
way
in
which
protest
could
be
made
and
action
demanded
to
stop
the
upward
of
Miss
Tait
s
death
before.
Mr.
Justice
McFarlane
ruled
such
a
question
and
answer
thereto
"inadmissable."
It
was
"opinion
evidence,"
said
Mr.
Hogg.
Such
evidence
could
only
be
given
by
experts.
He
contended
there
were
no
experts
on
another
person's
state
of
mind.
Mr.
Justice
Macfarlane
finally
allowed
a
question
asking
witness
what
he
noticed
when
he
told
Ryan
about
Lorraine
Tait's
death.
In
the
presence
of
the
jury,
Mr.
Brown
asked
of
Mr.
Anfield;
"At
the
time
you
gave
this
information
to
the
accused,
what
did
you
observe
about
him?"
"He
became
violently
agitated.
He
broke
into
tears."
"Did
you
ever
see
him
in
tears
before?"
"No."
When
Mr.
Anfield
first
was
examined,
he
told
the
court
he
had
known
Ryan
since
January,
1946.
He
knew
Lorraine
Tait
as
Old
Age
Pension
No
Means
Test
The
company
applied
for
split
certification
so
that
the
coast
scale
of
pay
would
apply
west
of
the
Cascades.
If
granted
this
would
have
meant
a
lower
interior
scale
would
have
applied
on
the
east
side
of
the
mountain
near
Terrace.
A
conciliation
board
will
now
hear
the
deadlocked
wage
shall
took
the
stand
that
the
peace
conference
might
well
take
up
the
question
of
turning
over
the
island
of
Formosa
to
Communist
China
and
granting
the
Reds
a
seat
in
the
United
Nations.
The
ousted
Far
East
commander
also
implied
that
the
United
States
joint
chiefs
of
staff,
headed
by
General
Omar
Bradley,
might
sometimes
be
NEW
YORK
(CP)-Sam
Maglie,
34-year-old
curve
ball
artist
of
the
New
York
Giants,
turned
In
a
one-hit
masterpiece
Friday
as
the
Giants
downed
Pittsburgh
Pirates
5
to
1.
Pete
Castiglione,
Pirate
third-baseman
opened
the
game
with
a
triple
to
account
for
the
only
Pirate
hit.
It
was
the
second
one-hitter
of
the
season.
)
(CPi
-
United
Nations
infantry
columns
mio
the
Korean
no-i(l
n
a
hunt
for
with-Red
lorces.
is
not
a
general
ad-a'J
a
spokesman
at
sutes
Eighth
Army
ers,
"but
we
are
spar-in
opening,"
columns
struck
::
the
western
front
for
h
(onsecutive
clay.
'
had
pulled
back
on
fal
iront.
They
w;th-a
similar
scale
on
the
front.
:
Amiy
.staff
officers
re-"lvy
Rod
troop
move-rear
areas.
Press
Correspond-'wl
Eunson
reported
ecneral
belief
is
that
Recl
move
will
not
wdiateiy.
when
it
does,
rs
said,
it
wjll
be
m
'
of
Pressure
on
Seoul.
TheWeather
Synopsis
Over
one-quarter
inch
of
rain
fell
at
most
points
on
the
south
coast
last
night
as
a
disturbance
moved
northward
through
the
province.
Southern
interior
points
reported
smaller
amounts.
Skies
are
clearing
in
southern
British
Columbia
and
this
should
progress
northward
to
bring
fine
sunny
weather
tomorrow.
An
active
storm
1200
miles
west
of
Vancouver
Island
is
moving
in
OTTAWA
O)
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
announced
on
Friday
that
all
provinces
have
agreed
to
a
constitutional
amendment
opening
the
way
for
a
national
old
age
pensions
program.
He
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
agreement
on
trend
of
the
cost
of
riving
and
the
wild
Inflation.
That
was
by
means
of
the
general
strike
weapon.
wording
of
the
amendment
was
the
common-law
wife
of
the
Sic
subject
to
"pressure."
He
said
;
he
would
accept
their
judgments1
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Barrie
Fliers
on
such
issues
as
the
size
of
the
Friday
nlgnt
KOreA
the,r
second
country
s
military
forces-for
straight
5
to
1
victory
over
Win-example
if
their
op
nion
was
a
nlpeg
Monarchs
to
take
a
two
"strictly
professional
one
with-
Rame
to
notnlng
iead
ln
the
out
any
currents
of
obligation
.
best
of
seven
Memorlal
Cup
or
pressure
from
anything
else.'
hoctey
finaj
MacArthur,
who
was
deposed
!
!
from
his
commands
by
President
I
reached
earlier
in
the
day.
BASEBALL-
cused.
a
specializet
yflm
theatre
in
Moscow
shows
only
scientific
Mr.
Brown
asked
the
witness
if
he
had
an
old
picture
in
his
office
of
the
village
of
Port
documentary
films.
I
a
souineasteriy
direction
towards
Simpson.
NATIONAL
Cincinnati
5,
Brooklyn
4
St.
Louis
4,
Philadephia
4
Chicago
3,
Boston
9
AMERICAN
Philadelphia
3.
Cleveland
TODAY'S
STOCKS
The
amendment
is
necessary
because
jurisdiction
over
pensions
is
now
In
the
hands
of
the
provinces.
Ail
Canadians
over
seventy
years
of
age
will
receive
a
pension
of
$40
without
the
means
test
under
the
new
plan.
Unanimous
approval
from
all
provinces
on
the
necessary
constitutional
amendment
was
obtained.
Pension
may
also
be
paid
Mr.
Anfield
said
he
did;
that,
it
was
a
picture
of
the
village
in
1857,
which
at
that
time
had
a
population
of
3300
people
Indians.
Mr.
Justice
Macfarlane
inter
1
"(Courtesy
8.
II.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)'
-ince
returned
to
the
city
r;c,ay
afternoon's
plane
F-JWiess
trip
to
Vancou-
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
1
Boston
4,
Detroit
8
Washington
5,
Chicago
6
VANCOJJVER
American
Standard
..
me
coast
01
California
and
is
not
expected
to
affect
British
Columbia.
Forecast
North
coast
region,
northern
section
Sunny
with
a
few
cloudy
periods
today
and
Sunday.
Southern
section
Cloudy
with
showers
today,
clearing
overnight.
Both
sections,
little
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
high)
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
42
and
56,
Sandspit
42
and
52.
Prince
Runert
4a
anrl
(11
.26
Bralorne
5.80
B
R
X
3'2
Cariboo
Quartz
110
INERAL
EETING
to
persons
over
65
when
need
is
established.
The
new
pension
plan,
which
may
come
'
into
operation
next
year,
will
bring
an
estimated
half
a
million
more
people
under
old
age
pension,
making
the
total
rupted
with
a
question
of
relev-ency.
Defence
said
it
would
go
only
briefly
Into
the
history
of
the
village,
and
was
allowed
to
go
on.
The
Indian
superintendent
said
population
of
Port
Simpson
today
was
about
475,
with
-225
adults.
"What
is
the
matter
with
Port
Simpson
that
it
has
.
.
."
Mr.
Congress
Hedley
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Innings)
PACIFIC
COAST
Los
Angeles
3,
Portland
2
Sacramento
7,
San
Francisco
Seattle
5,
Oakland,
4
San
Diego
4,
Hollywood
0.
Western
International
Vancouver
8,
Spokane
6
(All
other
games
rained
out)
.07
.45
.28
"nee
Truman,
spent
a
second
day
of
more
than
seven
hott-s
upholding
and
explaining
his
views
before
the
Senate
armed
services
and
foreign
relations
committees.
The
general
vehemently
opposed
letting
the
island
bastion
of
Formosa
fall
into
Red
hands,
declaring
that,
in
hostile
possession,
it
would
"breach
completely"
the
United
States
Pacific
defence
line.
Another
high
point
of
Mac-Arthur's
testimony
was
that
he
was
"very
definitely
convinced"
that
Russia
conspired
with
Red
China
and
North
Korea
to
launch
the
Invasion
of
South
Korea
but
war
with
China
was
"not
Inevitable."
Asked
if
he
knew
that
Secretary
of
State
Acheson
was
vigorously
opposed
to
his
recall,
General
MacArthur
said
he
did
not
know
but
he
believed
his
dismissal
was
on
the
judgment
of
one
person
(presumably
President
Truman).
1
55.
Pend
Oreille
7.45
Pioneer
1.97
TORONTO
Athona
07
Aumaque
23
Beattte
45
Bevcourt
45
Buffalo
Canadian
22
V2
Consol.
Smelters
148.50
Conwest
3.15
Donalda
.59'2
-
Eldona
21
East
Sullivan
8.20
Giant
Yellowknife
6.40
God's
Lake
.38
Hardrock
14
Harricana
1034
Heva
liij
Jacknife
.
.10
Little
Long
Lac
-
.6OV2
Null
A
ssociotion
Premier
Border
Privateer
.29
.11
800.000.
SPANISH
TONGUE
Spanish
is
the
language
of
Venezuela.
Central
AmerieRn
Justice
Macfarlane
interrupted
Mr.
Brown,
saying
the
question
"""11
was
not
relative.
He
ruled
out
WANTED
OFFICE
HELP
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
LARGEST
INDUSTRY
Farming
Is
Scotland's
largest
single
industry,
employing
more
than
90.000
regular
workers
plus
40,000
farm
owners.
further
questioning
of
that
nature
and
Mr.
Brown
retired
the
witness.
republic
whose
DODulation
is
estimated
at
5,400,000.
In
view
of
"this
unexpected
!
evidence,"
said
Mr.
Hogg
he
would
have
to
re-call
to
the
wit-
i
ness
stand
Cpl.
Wales.
j
Yesterday
afternoon
the
ac-;
ANNOUNCEMENT
Pick-up
and
Delivery
Service
on
PRESSING
WHILE-U-WAIT
DRY
CLEANING
0
LAUNDRY
and
HATS
Reeves
McDonald
4.20
Reno
314
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
46
Vananda
19
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
5'4
Silver
Standard
2.38
Western
Uranium
1.95
Oils.
Anglo
Canadian
6.20
A
P
Con
45
Atlantic
3.10
Calmont
1.20
C
&
E
12.75
Central
Leduc
2.55
Home
Oil
15.50
Mercury
.14
Okalta
2.70
Princess
1.60
Royal
Canadian
,10'A
j
Solr
Lakes
Ferry
commencing
operation
tomorrow
Joliet
Quebec
58
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.06
McKenzte
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.45
Moneta
32
Negus
.80
Noranda
76.16
Louvlcourt
.20
w
Pickle
Crow
41
San
Antonio
2.40
Senator
Rou.yn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
3.80
Steep
Rock
8.65
Silver
Miller
1.85
cused
said
he
remembered
nothing
from
the
time
his
boat
Wti.-erly
reached
Hudson's
Reef,
en-route
to
Port
Simpson,
about
4
p.m.
December
23,
until
he
was
awakened
and
handcuffed
by
police
early
on
the
morning
of
December
24.
ACCUSED
ON
STAND
Ryan
denied
crown-produced
testimony
of
Cpl.
Wales,
RCMP,
TideS
Sunday,
May
6,
1951
1:12
21.3
feet
13:57
18.9
feet
7:43
2.5
feet
19:39
7.0
feet
SUNDAY,
MAY
6th
EVERY
HOUR
STARTING
12.30
LEAVE
COW
BAY
FLOATS
Adults
75c
return;
Under
16,
50c
return;
Under
12,
25c
return
He
e
Pressing
&
Repair
High
Low
PHONE
GREEN
18