8-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
1,
l!).r0
Sophisticated
Period
Drama
Who
Hil
Who
Is
Question
I
atempt
was
made
by
the
two
of
-
1
liens
U
search
the
acused
but
(
lu.s
resistance
stopped
tiieni.
This
Li
alleged
to
have
proceeded
for
about
seven
minutes
tle'ii
finally
I'aiiltT
was
led
to
a
cell
by
Const
MuU-.
Cinst.
Ourr
testified
blood
ran
f:o:.i
ranter's
nose
and
from
tie
i.sp
of
his
head.
Defense
counsel
Second
plia.se
of
'.in'
trial
of
Kenneth
ranter,
chained
with
.assaulting
a
police
officer,
took
today"
""Tzrrt--
:
,
"white';,;;
Thursday
to
Saturday
7
-
9:20
p.m.
ibtl?
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
place
ill'
city
police
court
Tues
That
"Forsyte
Wuiua.1"
at
.
Capitol
Theatre
This
Week-end
Long
anticipated
and
much
discussed
picturization
of
John
Galsworthy's
famous
novel
"The
Forsyte
Woman"
conies
as
the
feature
offering
this
Thursday,
day
afternoon
and
was
witnessed
R(ld
MacLeod
queried
the
wltnes
regarding
the
wound
on
the
lop
L-y
about
40
people.
u
V5
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Capi-"
SALE
MENS
AND
BOYS
WEAR
tol
Theatre
here.
Greer
Garson
Walter
Pidgeon.
Robert
Young,
I
.
oi
ine
neaa.
it
he
was
only
struck
at
the
back
of
the
neck,
on
the
shoulders
and
at
the
bas"
of
the
skull,
"how
do
you
account
for
the
wound
on
top
of
the
head?"
asked
Mr.
MacLeod.
Const,
Gurr
replied.
"I
don't
know."
Other
officer
in
the
office
that
morning
was
Const.
John
Hoi
-nell
who
stated
that,
after
Panter
WiJK
h:nliH
nut
.it
c
Proceedings
were
quiet
compared
to
the
fireworks
last
Tuesday
when
several
in
the.audience
attempted
to
squeeze
in
a
word
edgewise
foul
or
otherwise.
Events
go
back
to
January
29.
It
was
early
Sunday
morni":;
on
Third
Avenue
when
'Constables
Jack
White
and
Len
Tunn
r
iu.-t-iccd
a
man
beating
his
w;fe.
Stepping
into
the
melee.
Const.
Janet
Leigh
and
Errol
Flynn
are
1
en
Packers
.
(leading
members
of
the
stellar
icarft
which
also
includes
such
After
sever.il
weeks
of
good
fishing
at
Edye
Pass,
Ogden
Channel
and
further
down
the
well
known
persons
as
Harry
try
mai
Halli-
coast,
the
herring
seining
fleet
Davenport,
Lumsden
Hare
5
217
SIXTH
STREET
;
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Behind
Wallace
Drug
J
u.f.11
Ilohhns
Auhrpv
M.ilher
sinri
Has
1CH
tniS
area
lor
Vancouver
i
hi,
t
it
...
White
received
a
gash
abov
.
in,.
Three
seineho:ils
nnH
holf
a
in.
!
,
.
i
uadiu
nuuicjf
iviaiuri
.
i
-
u
viut
-
luucil
01
a
run
th,
j
It
is
a
dramatic
love
story
of
,
I
sophisticated
character
and
t
he(
fact
that
It
Is
produced
in
technl-
!
!color
makes
it
all
the
more
at-
!
lini.
,i
ici
muni,
ne
was
asked
i!
he
remembered
events
of
the
previous
night.
The
accused
said
"no,"
that
he
had
not
remembered
the
cheek
by
the
police
or
thai
he
beat
his
wife.
He
is
alleged
to
have
tit-.tu,-
the
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
!
i
Victorian
and
the
early
Edward
ENVOY
TO
PERU
Emile
Vail-lancburt,
61,
has
been
appointed
Canadian
ambassador
to
Peru.
He
has
been
minister
to
Yugoslavia
and
is
expected
to
leave
that
country
in
about
three
months.
Mr.
Vaillan-court
is
well
known
as
an
exponent
of
Quebec's
tourist
attractions.
He
was
that
province's
first
director-genera,!
of
tourism..
(CP
Photo)
Sunday
Bowling
ian
era.
None
of
the
tenseness
or
poignancy
of
the
celebrated
story
has
been
lost
in
the
picttuization,
it
is
agreed
by
tho.:e
who
have
s'een
'it.
1
eye.
Fanter
was
charged
with
assaulting
an
officer.
He
is
alleged
to
have
grabbed
the
t'.a.sh-light'and
struck
Const.
White
i:i
tiic
eye.
Cut
dcf-v.M:
eviuc.i.v
last
Tuesday
clai.iied
that.
Con..:.
Turner
nU
Cor.oi.
White
i.-l
l.eyui:
Punter
o:.
the
st;.cl
'..lei
on-tmued
u:e
pioce.ss
ic.
'he
station,
a
of
the
pi
isoi-.-rs
i
a
cell
testified
that
considers
nle
commotion
had
taken
place
for
nearly
a
half
an
hour
in
the
guard
room
and"
a'lcgcd
that
the
police
had
beaten
Panter.
The
case
was
interesting
last
Tuesday
as
accusations
flew
from
one
wail
to
another.
Yesterday,
four
officers
testified
for
the
crown.
They
all
agreed
that
shortly
after
4
o'clock
that
Sunday
morning.
Const.
tit
a
lenient
of
"drinking
down
a
26''
and
not
remembering
a
thing
I
about
last
niuht.
Roger
Whil
taker,
inmate
at
the
oily
jail,
testified
for
the
defens-last
week,
alleging
that
Panter
had
been
beaten.
He
nttended
to
Pa
liter's
wounds
in
tne
cell,
b"-fore
a
doctor
arrived.
Con-.t.
Turner
staled
that
his
flashlight
had
either
been
grabbed
or
taken
from
his
hand
on
the
street.
It
is
alleged
rust
ruck
Panter
at
the
back
of
th:'
neck,
.shoulders
and
base
of
the
skull
with
a
police
baton
or
Mil
J
WOMEN'S
&
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
:
Sale
Now
On
At
Wallace's
"billie
club"
after
Panter
was
atop
White
had
taken
the
accused
to
Const
.
White.
wimm
i
the
station
but
that
he
was
not
touched
by
any
police
officer.
Const.
Pat
Gurr,
officer
on
duty,
stated
that
Const.
White
had
brought
the
accused
into
the
office.
He
said
Const.
White
had
a
bad
gash
above
his
eye
and
his
uniform
and
face
were
covered
But
none
of
the.
officers
could
account
fdr
the
wound
on
top
of
Panfer's
head.
Following
a
15
minute
adjournment,
Prosecutor
T.
W.
U'own
again
called
Const.
Gurr
as
n
witness.
During
that
15
inimile
period,
Mr.
Brown
tried
an
experi-
Living
Costs
In
Russia
lowered
jment
statement
said
the
change
would
involve
a
"great
improve-
'ment
in
the
standard
of
living.'
j
Russia
virtually
Roes
on
the
gold
standard
oy
establishing
the
dspfryrurr
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Hislies
.1
Specially
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
RexCafie
2nd
Ave.
lp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:0U
u
mi.
to
:i.3
a
in
I'lione
17'.i
for
Outside
Orders
League
Schedule
;
March
5
-WE.
AC.
vs.
Cumin.
,
Grollo
vs
Savoy;
Royal
vs
P.
11.'
Plumbing;-
U9
Taxi
vs.
L.C.B.
!
March
12
Savoy
vs
P.
H
I
Plumbing;
19
Taxi
vs
W.E.A.C,
j
Roval
Motel
vs
Comm.;
Grotto
Vol
L.CH;
'
:
March
1!)
-
Royal
"
Hotel
v
j
Grotto;
Cumin
Jlou'l
vs
L.CH.;!
Savov
vs
99
Taxi;
P.R.
Pluinblii;',
vs
W.E.AC.
March
20-PR.
Plumbing
v;
Comm.
Hotel;
Grotto
vs
99
Taxi;
I
LCU.
vs
W.E.A.C.;
Savoy
vs
Royal
Hotel
.
j
April
2
L.C.B.
vs
Royal
Hotel:'
W.E.A.C.
vs
Savoy;
Comm.
Hotel
vs
Grotto;
99
Tuxi
vs
P.R.
Plumbing.
April
9
Comm.
llolel
vs
99
Taxi;
P.
R.
Plumbing
vs'
Grotto;
W.E.AC,
vs
Royal
Hotel;
L.C.B.
fs
Savoy.
ment.
Const,
Gurr
had
gone
into
the
cells
for
a
few
minutes.
With
four
people
in
I
he
office,
including
the
prosecutor,
Const.
Gurr
was
asked
to
listen
to
their
con-
with
blood.
-
(
Shortly
after
Const.
Turner
walked
in,
Panter
is
alleged
to
have
said
"You
.
.
.
hit
me
"
He
drew
his
arm
back
but
both
MOSCOW
Drops
in
the
prices
value
of
the
rouble
at
3'2
ounces
of
food
and
clothing
In
Russia
of
grain
or
a
little
le.-s
than
25c
ranging
from
10
to
40
percent
in
American
money.
The
object
were
announced
Tuesday
co-in-
of
this
would
be
to
establish
th
.
cident
with
the
revaluation
of
the
rouble
as
a
standard
interna-rouble
from
five
to
four
to
the
tlonal
currency
like
the
American
United
States
dollar.
A
govern-
dollar
and
t'm
British
pound.
S?4
7fA
Const.
White
and
Const.
Turner
I
versa
t
ions.
Mr.
Brown
had
even
seized
his
arms
and
restrained
'yelled
once.
him
from
further
violence.
I
Testifying.
Const.
Gurr
staled
BECAME
AGGRESSIVE
j'that
he
had
heard
no
coherent
All
crown
witnesses
testified
'.sentences,
ihut
Pant.T
nad
been
i.i
a
quiet
j
The
case
waS
again
adjourned
mood,
although
intoxicated
an
!,
at
the
request
of
defense
counsel
bloody,
but
turned
aggressive
1
and
will
probably
end
til
the
nexl
with
the
arival
of
Const,
Turner.
session
scheduled
for
this
aftei
-whom
he
alleges
beat
him.
An
noon.
This
advel
tiselllelit
i.s
nor
pliTi!isie
r
,,.
Liquor
Control
lloanl
or
liy
the
(,'"
of
JSritisli
Colinnliia
When
disaster
glrikri
somen
wre
in
'amk
your
curs
may
not
hear
the
anguislwd
am,
iw
pop
for
help.
But
listen
in
your
heutl
aitdnul
VOMtSffA6
their
voices
.
.
.
the
voices
of
the
little
children,
homeless
and
afruidlhe
voia-x
thru
IPS
The
best
mashed
potato
yo
ever
ale,
and
so
easy
to
prepare
you'll
want
to
servo
il
often.
French's
Instant
Potato
is
made
from
top-quality
potatoes
precooked
for
you!
Economical,
too
never
any
waste!
heartbroken
and
weary.
They
are
calling
to
ywtlirvauli
youi
AW
'"'s
And
tixlay
the
Canadian
IU1
t'rvsn
lo
you
again
or
urgently
tuvdi-d
funds
t
curry
its
unending
work
of
mercy
in
Hi
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areas
.
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provide
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Tnmlu'
Wail
until
dinner
is
ready
to
serve:
then
bring
some
sailed
water
lo
a
boil,
add
milk
and
French's
Instant
Potato
according
to
simple
directions
on
pockoge.
Add
butter
and
whip
until
light
and
Duffy,
Service
throuah
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