Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
18,
1950
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TODAY
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9:15
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Millon
Berle
In
Many
Paris
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man
Service
in
City,
Burial
af
Terrace
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Milton
Beile,
noted
entertainer
I
of
stage,
night
club,
radio
and
television,
returns
to
the
screen
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday
In
an
hilarious
comedy
"Always
Leave
Them
Laughing"
in
which
he
sings,
dances,
.
docs
night
club
skits
and
vaudeville
routines,
plays
a
romantic
lover
and
comic
opera
buffoon
and
Broadway
nun
i
ii
p
i
1
1
1
p
Arrangements
have
been
completed
for
the
funeral
service
for
the
late
John
Edwin
Boddie,
chief
engineer
of
the
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co.,
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
here
tomorrow
afternoon
followed
by
interment
at
Kalum
Cemetery,
Terrace,
on
Thursday.
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
will
officiate
both
here
and
at
Terrace.
,.-.:;x.v
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f
si
cab
driver.
i
Berle
plays
a
small
time
comedy
who,
through
sheer
energy
and
aggressiveness,
tries
to
punch
his
way
to
the
top.
Supporitng
Milton
on
the
distaff
side
are
lovely
Virginia
Mayo
and
Ruth
Roman
with
Bert
Lahr
and
Alan
Hale
In
high
comedy
parts.
NNn
AKM!
If
Wilt
1
!
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
will
be
organist
at
the
Cathedral
rites
and
"Abide
With
Me"
and
'Peace
Perfect
Peace"
have
been
chosen
as
the
hymns.
Members
of
the
Oddfellows'
Lodge,
of
which
deceased
was
long
a
prominent
member,
will
attend
as
a
body,
j
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
J
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
;
Rotary
Club
will
also
be
repre-
!
M.bw..
AAt.t,l
VxiuL.
"'CKcn
in
the
nOaf
BTin
sbt
ore
floated
later
in
the
week.
It
was
built
in
Nova
gratia
I
and
shipped
to
the
west
coast
by
rail.
It
pays
to
aavertlse.
sented.
Honorary
pallbearers
I
m
-
JUII3
.!
will
be
H.
M.
Daggett,
Gilbert;
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
RESERVATIONS
AND
TAKEOUT
ORDERS-PHONE
gfig
J
Campbell,
James
Simpson.
W.
B.
,"The
Peoples
Way
DUNLOP
CASE
(Continued
from
page
1)
Skinner,
Alex
Newton
and
S.
V.
j
Cox.
Active
pallbearers
will
be
Robert
McKay,
W.
J.
McLean.
M.
"Well
you
know
what
you
-Your
Favorite
Store
RUPERT
I
He
noticed
Rozin
looking
out
of
the
cookhouse.
He
looked
"sour."
Beioie
Qinnei
Dunlop
opened
a
bottle
of.
rum
he
had
brought
from
town
and
there
was
a
round
oi
one
crink
each.
Everybody
was
sober.
They
had
dinner
revealed
thai
Roam
hud
left
the
I
"friendly"
game
of
cribbage
following
supper,
and
that
she
hart
'time
to
warn
her
husband
that
!
Rozin
w-as
dangerous.
H
had
left
the
cookhouse
once
or
twice
for
ja
short
period
during
the
game.
Mrs.
Dunlop
admitted
.'ir
(thought
Rozin
had
become
nor
done,"
said
Dunlnp.
"If
I
did
tna;,"
Rozln
replied,
j,'
I
must
have
been
crazy.
You
can
kill
me
right
now
if
I
did
a
thins
like
that."
'
B.
Lemon,
John
Davidson,
Neville
Gerrard
and
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
Pallbearers
at
Terrace
will
be
W.
Bailey,
C.
J.
Norrington,
J.
H.
Smith,
John
Barman,
Fred
Thomas
and
Will
Robinson.
PEOPLES
STORE:
,
together
and
then
started
to
play
crib.
Accusec
was'
witness'
partner.
They
had
all
laughed
and
j
joked
and
mere
were
no
antrry
words.
They
played
until
about
10:30
p.
m.
hen
they
went
outside
and
Mike
helped
witness
Later
in
the
trial.
Mrs.
Dun-lo
said
that
Rozin
remarked
jthat
he
wished
he
was
killed.
'
!
Dunlop
then
said:
"Killing
yuu
V,
Learn
lo
Dance
Exprrr
Instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz
Jive,
Khumba.
Tango
PRIVATE
LESSONS
Hours:
Mon.
Thru
Frl.
4:30-10
p.m.
Saturdays
2:30
-
8
p.m.
For
appointments
OREEN
431
.ce;
mal
again
and
would
not
start
trouble.
i
Her
husband
was
unlacine
his
shoes,
she
said,
when
he
remembered
blankets
near
the
stove
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.-
Jetter
lwrt
forgot'tcn.
Picking
them
up
he;
;
proceeded
throughout
the
door.
would
be
too
good
for
you."
She
testified
that
she
hari
known
Rozin
for
three
years,
and
that
he
had
never
caused
her
I
A
!
trouble
prior
to
February
23.
Prior
to
that
moment,
she
had
.noticed
the
buck
of
Rjzin
against
:
;
the
window.
:f
As
her
husband
made'
a
rivht
VlCKERS'll
DltlHllO
IN
CANADA
mo
tt
putntuMP
ivCalvrtt
This
aclvertiscmoit
is
t't
published
or
i!i
played
he
(lie
Liquor
Control
HnarJ
ii
of
the
Government
of
bntisli
Columbui
Mary
MacDonald.
Director:
formerly
of
Am,,,,
PRINCE
RUPERT'
DANCE
ill
bring
the
boat
ud
to
the
float.
Returning
to
his
quarters,
witness
was
unlacing
his
shoes
when
he
noticed
some
blankets
had
been
left
behind.
Meanwhilo
,10:30
p.m.
Then
they
went
out-the
window.
Oo.ng
outside
with
the
blankets,
witness
made
a
right
turn
ana
was
confronted
with
Rozin
and
the
gun.
"I
put
up
my
hands
and
shouted
'Don't
shoot.'
"The
gun
was
aimed
at
his
throat.
As
ne
saw
Rozin
about
to
puil
the
trigger
he
Jumped
and
received
the
shot
in
the
shoulder.
Then
he
knocked
Rozin
off
the
turn,
Mrs.
Dunlop
recalled,
she
heard
a
shot
and
a
yell:
"I'm
shot".
Running
out,
she
saw
her
hus-!
On
that
date,
she
said,
he
complained
about
not
seeing
the
financial
statement
of
the
camp.
At
that
time,
she
was
alone
with
Rozin
at
the
rioating
camp
at
Crow
Lake,
50
miles
north
of
Prince
Rupert.
Her
husband.
Jet-H,er
and
Musto
were
in
Prince
Rupert.
"Later,
she
continued,
he
thieatened
to
blow
up
tho
A
lrame
and
burn
the
camp
down
t
Yu
Can
llai
band
bleeding
from
a
wound
hi
the
shoulder
and
Rozin
in
the
water.
He
was
fished
out
by
Jet
-"iui
i
est
noust
OVER
60-BUT
NEVER
CONSTIPATED
NOW
"AftfT
lifetime
of
cmntinti(in
I
luxiime
'rpgular'
aimplv
by
mnkini;
KKI.K;lf8
AIX-BRAN
mv
hr-HkfnHt
corral.
No
more
pills
oi-
motu-inen
surh
a
difference!"
It.
ii.
With
Luxui
r,l
I
i
,
ter
and
Musio.
while
Mrs.
Dunlop
attended
her
husband's
wound.
She
identified
a
shirt
entered
as
evidence,
and
said
the
vhlrt
was
ripped
from
the
ex-
with
gasoline".
But,
she
added.
,he
said
that
he
would
get
my
husband
first".
,
She
stated
she
did
not
go
to
ISLANJ
n
BUILDER'S
SlJ
Seagrams
Kings
Plate
Mchultz.
5
Bedford
Rd.,
Kitchener,
Ont.
Just
one
of
many
unsolicited
Uttvra:
If
you,
Um,
miffer
from
conwli-pntion
duo
to
lack
of
hulk
in
the
diet
don't
waata
isv
505
McBritle
St.
Designing,
Moder,
Pittsburg
t
float
and
accused
swam
away.
Later
he
was
picked
up
and
tied
up
in
the
boat
and
brought
into
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
meantime
in
the
buakhouse
Rozin
had
pleaded
with
the
witness
not
to
take
him
into
Prince
Rupert
but
to
kill
him
instead.
After
arrival
In
Prince
Rupert,
witness
spent
three
weeks
in
hospital
receiving
treatment
for
his
bed
that
night
because
he
kept
threatening
throughout
the
evening.
She
said
he
demanded
and
was
given
rum
and
about
an
ounce
of
vanilla
extract.
When
her
husband
and
his
two
employees
returned
to
camp,
the
lide
was
low.and
Uicv
were
ob
m
TAXI
NOW-BETTER
THAN
EVER
at
Our
New
Location
CORNER
OF
7TH
STREET
AND
SECOND
AVENUE
FOR--
SATISFACTION
CALL
646
ARROW
CABS
incsion
and
thatshe'could
nearly
put
her
hand
In
her
husband'.-shoulder
wound.
Under
re-ex'mination
by
Mr.
t
Brown,
Mrs.
Dunlop
said
that
I
Rozin
was
the
only
inhabilant
jnf
a
bunkhou.T,
during
January
ad
February.
It
was
during
this
time
that
gun:--
had
been
moved
to
the
biinkhou-e
from
the
hr.th-room
in
the
cookhouse.
Mrs.
Dunlop
admitted,
however,
to
defence
counsel
that
siie
had
n
KP.
n
jn
the
camp
herself
until
January
more
timo.
Start
rating
an
imm
r
oflonaty
A!
i.-rran
for
break
fat
and
dnnk
plenty
of
water.
If
after
10
day
you
are
not
on
the
road
to
complete
regularity,
atnrl
emntv
lxi
to
KelloCK
,
Im.ion,
Ont.
Get
DOUBLg
TOU8
MONKt
BACKl
injury.
EBY
&
S
Dunlop
identified
three
weaponsa
30-30
carbine,
a
shot
LTD.
liged
to
use
a
rowboat
In
order
to
land
at
the
camp.
Pzin.
m--
Dunlop
stated,
warned
her
not
to
mention
his
rmarss.
She
said
she
would
not
revenl
anything
and
added
"mum's
the
0?
-Scapraras
w
Sure
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
rthe
Uquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
CONTRACJ
gun
and
another
"Long
Tom".
These
weapons
had
been
kept
In
the
bathroom
of
the
cookhouse
REPAIRS
-
REM!
FOl'NDATl
but
witness
had
seen
them
in
the
bunkhouse
occupied
by
Roz-
Let
us
help
word".
Cross-Examination
Cross-examining
Mrs.
Dunlop,
Wounded
iMan's
Testimonv
,
Oscar
Duiiino
said
he
had
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PORTRAIT
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4th
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C
.
fhot
new
hm
REMODEL
THAT
SPARE
ROOM
the
N.H.A.
known
acusei
for
5
vr
".'i1-ness
had
been
in
Prince
Rupert
Phot
Grn
8fi
defense
counsel
R.
M.
MacLeod
asked
why
she
had
not
warned
her
husband
during
the
evening.
He
suggested
that
her
testimony
nt
the
end
of
Fe'onif-"
a"-1
re
tin.
'
Witness
testified
he
had
nevr
had
violence
with
Rozin.
Even
,that
night
he
had
seemed
"O.K.".
I
He
accused)
nt.d
gone
out
during;
1
the
card
playing
and
was
noticed
I
to
be
perspiring
at
one
time.
I
The
trial
adjourned
at
5:30
p
turned
to
the
camp
at
Crow
Lake
in
Khutzama'teen
Inlet
on
the
af-
r
LET
US
HELP
YOU
TO
REMODEL
OR
REFINISH
YOUR
HOME
FOR
YOUR
LIVING
ENJOYMENT
CALL
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ernoon
of
March
1
at
4:30
p.
m.
He
brougrt
with
him
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Jetter
and
Ern'e
Miuto
Spring
Drapery
Eve
.
m.
until
10
a.
m!
today.
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&
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SKINNER
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phr,
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THAN
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if
you
didn't
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around
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at.
mose
twenty-year-old
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of
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