PIONEER
COIXEOE
Columbian
College
at
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
28,
1952
6
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!
i
V.N.
Civil
Assistance
Command
in
Korea
i
tomiiiioiui,
organ
as
an
faciiues
the
newyvarsNo.lmakprof'
CIVIC
CENTRE
Terrace
Likes
Darkie
Show
t'nited
Church
Y-KUes
Enterta.n
Acccplcaulc
And
Make
$100
,
TERRACE-
OdclfeUowa'
Hall
here
was
packed
last
Friday
evening
when
the
Jmtcd
Church
Y-fcttes
presented
their
"Dark
Town
Follies."
Featuring
popular
Stephen
Foster
music,
the
program,
was
presented
almost
entirely
In
darkface
with
darkie
AN
OB
mm
m
Fish
Board
Okays
Pact
I
JUNEAU
(API
The
Alaska'
fisheries
board
has
approved
the
,
American
-
Canadian
-
Japanese
fisheries
agreement
at
its
an-1
nual
meeting
here.
j
In
an
official
statement,
the
group
said
it
could
see
no
reason
j
to
change
its
eariier
approval
of
(
the
agreement
Members
said
that
opposition
comes
only
from
those
who
are
not
fully
informed
and
from
those
who
refuse
to
face
the
fact
that
Japan
is
once
j
more
a
sovereign
nation
with
all
j
the
rights
of
other
nations
to
J
freedom
of
the
seas.
j
However,
the
board
urged
the
inclusion
of
an
Alaskan
on
the
:
board
governing
the
international
fishing
agreement.
And
it
recommended
that
species
of
fish
other
than
salmon,
halibut
Saturday,
March
29
In
The
Auditorium
N3
AfAMOUt
flATUi
THIATRI
Cortoon
Showi7
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Soturd
oy
Mofi...
.
I"
'
dialect.
.
!
Mrs.
.
H.
Smith
was
mistress
of
j
ceremonies
and
welcomed
the:
audience.
Choruses
'were
presented
by,
the
Y-EUes
and
the
program;
included
solos
by
G.
McPhersonij
Jia.oucs
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
McColl
and
Mrs.
J.
McLcotl",
solo
by
Mrs.;
Lloyd
Johnsloru:
w.th
tableau
I
D
lazing
guns
of
the
lawt:
FOUR
DUKE'S
ORCHESTRA
Dancing
9
to
12
p.m.
Non-members
75c
Members
50c
i
In
order
to
avoid
epidemics
and
to
protect
the
civil
population
of
Korea
against
disease,
the
U.N.
Civil
Assistance
Command
has
established
mobile
dispensaries
to
travel
between
remote
villages
bringing
medical
relief
to
the
people.
Here
are
several
village
boys
admiring
the
United
Nations
flag
in
the
front
of
an
I'NCACK
truck
operating
in
the
province
ol
Chung
Cluing
Nam
Do
(Tacjou).
m
and
herring
be
included
under
the
protective
measures.
by
Mrs.
L.
Meiccr,
solo
by
Mrs.:
Mel
Peek-Vout;
skit,
written
by
!
Mrs.
Bud
McColl
and
Harry
Sea-!
i
man,
by
Y-EUe
cast;
iliaioguv'
'
!
by
Mrs.
W.
Webb
and
Mrs.
Mar-;
tin;
tableau
by
Mrs.
W.
Rude,:
Mrs.
K.
Wold,
Mrs.
J.
Campbell,'
j
Mrs.
O.
Farkvam
and
Merry
Mc-'
'Co;
solo
-by
Mrs.
Rod
Lcniion
j
Try
a
DAILY
NEWS
classified
Looks
Like
HAVDEH
fftfl
TICKER
z-
n
fci'
RUSH
'
A
Wallace's
NEW
Millinery
Department
i
2
Fine
Concert
By
Orchestra
Terrace
Musical
Group
Acquits
Itself
frith
Satisfaction
to
Audience
I
inside
Job
!
Farrington
"Cigarette
Case"
Proceeds
in
Cotinty
Court
.
.
.V.
m
.
OUU
10VE
THE
WAY
dhiivrvt'ruT.ii
1
with
tableau
by
Mis.
R.
Spark.;
j
tableau
by
Mrs.
J.
Campbell
and
I
Mrs.
O.
Farkham;
play
by
Mis.;
Herb
Larson,
Mrs.
H.
Smith.
:
Mrs.
L.
Orr,
Mrs.
Fred
Klrby,
;
Mrs.
J.
McLcod,
Mrs.
W.
Rude,
Mrs.
K.
Wold
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Mc-:
Coll.
j
In
charge
of
the
pro'dudion
!
were
Mrs.
J.
Smith.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Mc-
:
Coll
and
Mrs.
R.
Farkvam.
Mrs
;
D.
Parmenter
was
pianist
and
in
j
charge
of
make-up
were
Mrs.
H
J
'
Hart
and
Mrs.
L.
Mercer.
Pre.Mtliiv'
ai
me
uoor
were
Mrs
I
W.
A.
Bu.h
and
Mrs.
Fred
Thomas.
.-
Proceeds,
of
$100
are
goin;.;
to
the
United
Church
Sunday'
School.
"
wthlk,lJriNH:i
urn
i
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TODAY
and
SATURDAY
TERRACE
A
well
attciulcd
and
enjoyed
concert
was
prt-:
I
sented
by
the
Civic
Centre
Orch.
1
estra
on
Sunday
afternoon,
local
;
talent
being
favorably
demon-t
a
ted
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
audience
or
iocai
music
lovers.
C.
J.
Norrington
was
master
ol
ceremonies.
i
Under
the
direction
of
Frank
i
Oavan,
the
orchestra
offered
a
'
diversified
program
Including
"Viscount
Nelson"
march;
"An
TOTl
Evenings
7-9
p.m
MATIXKE
SATIIIDAY
!
p.m.
.1
Fivmi'K
pi.vifb
A
former
wholesale
warchouso
receiver
told
county
court
Judga
W.
O.
Fulton
yesterday
afternoon
it
was
"practically
lm-
:
possible"
for
anyone
but
ware-home
employees
to
remove
:
goods
such
as
cigarettes
from
the
premises.
Lionel
Dixon,
called
as
witness
by
the
crown
in
the
Farrington
"cigarette
case"
told
the
court
all
cigarettes
at
the
Kelly-Douglas
Co.
Ltd.
warehouse
were
kept
in
a
"bonded
or
strong
room"
under
lock
and
key.
If
cigarettes
were
stolen
he
thought
it
likely
such
an
act
would
have
been
done
by
employees.
Frederick
Farrington
Is
on
speedy
trial
on
a
charge
of
r-
!
taining
23.300
stolen
cigarettes,
property
of
Kelly-Douglaj.
Crown
evidence
alleges
accus-!
ed
was
"making
a
deal"
to
sell
the
cigarettes
to
a
former
city
gel's
Serenade"
selection;
"Mik-
ado."
"Pirates
of
Penzance"
and
overture;
"Serenade
'
by
Drigo,
EFFECTIVE
APRIL
1st
Tki
rnr
nl.'ni
J
14
:
:
I
r
I.
..v
vw.i
juiiuui
tu
miiiinq
gng
amciilfll
"Gondoliers"
selections;
"Moon-;
lieht
Madonna."
"Blue
Danube"
'
Walts;
"Colonel
Bogey"
march;
"Flower
Sofig";
"Tannhauser"
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.
EXPLORATION
DEPT.
wil'
be
located
in
new
offices
above
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
r.nlruncc
oil
I
u
Hon
St.
off
3rd
Ave.
and
"Semper
Fldclis"
march.
!
Guest
soloist
was
Aileen
Sea-jton
who.
accompanied
by
Allan
iDubeau,
sang
Ncvin's
"Rosary,"
I
"Pale
Moorf
'
ana
'A
Little
Coon's
,
Prayer."
;
The
orchestra
consisted
of
j
Piano
Miss
E.
Head,
A.
Dubeau,
i
Violins
P.
van
Heek.
G.
Grant,
;Mr.
Sunberg,
A.
Haaland;
Cello
'P.
van
Stolk;
Clarinets
J.
:Schultzik.
R.
McColl,
L.
Vallee;
Trumpets
Mr.
Nixon,
P.
Koch;
Flutes
Mr.
Havelaar.
R.
Koch;
!
Euphonium
a.
West;
Saxa-
phones
Mrs.
Seaton.
J.
DcKer-
MANAGER
TESTIFIES
Key
witness
C.
W.
N.
Parker,
manager
of
the
local
wholesalers,
took
the
stand
for
an
hour
and
a
half.
He
told
Crown
Prescu-tor
T.
W.
Brown.
QC.
that
.he
cafe
owner
November
23,
when
;
,
he
(Farrington)
was
apprehend-'
cd
by
an
RCMP
corporal
and
1
constable.
A
truck
which
figur-,
ed
In
the
"deal"
belonged
to
1
Dixon,
who
testified
accused
had
Special!
Special!
wnoierale
value
of
the
cigarette)!
waj
$42004
and
t,)-at
he
had
lound
a
lil.c
nmourit
of
clg-n;
cttes
piiis
one
carton
missing
from
stocks
November
23.
Parker
said
he
had
taken
stock
after
information
received
from
pdli.".r.
To
persistent
cross-examina
EXTRA
SPECIAL
lommeaux.
M.
Peeke-Voute;
Bass
S.
Lang;
Drums
R.
Adams.
In
charge
at
the
door
were
O.
A.
Kaulbeck
and
Geoff
Lambly.
i
'
,
11
wy
Vvn
h
s'u'h'cilily
t'Top
Your
AV'r
Spring
IJuir-Do
tion
of
defence
counsel,
Parker)
LA-Z-Y
BOY
ANCIENT
LAND
Iran,
one
of
the
oldest
countries
in
the
world,
was
called
the
"land
of
the
Persians
and
Medts"
in
the
Bible.
CHAIRS
and
STOO
,
admitted
he
could
not
swear
j
definitely
that
the
cases
of
cigar-,
cttes
in
the
courtroom
were
i
those
which
had
been
missing
j
November
23.
:
Parker
also
agreed
it
ctfuld
I
havr;
been
possible
the
cigaret'.es
were
sold
"by
word
of
mouth"
I
!
but
such
procedure
"is
stricllv
!
And
for
your
happy
new-season
selection
we've
a
beautifully
complete
orroy
of
crisp
new
straws
and
felts
dressed
up
in
the
flowers
and
gay
finery
of
Springtime.
Come
see!
I
r
wa
COVERED
IN
TAPESTRY
Grey,
Red
and
Green
asked
him
for
permission
to
uis
I
the
truck
November
22.
Dixon
was
at
that
time
ena-i
ployed
as
receiver
of
tne
warehouse
but
had
not
returned
to
his
job
after
November
23
"because
I
wanted
to
wait
until
all
this
was
cleared
up."
"By
all
this,
you
mean
the
Far-,
rington
case?"
asked
Crown
i
Prosecutor
T.
.W.
Brown,
KC.
'
"Yes."
In
cross-exam
1
n
a
t
i
o
n,
De-:
fence
Counsel
Doug
Hogarth
:
asked
Dixon
why
he
quit.
He
i
gave
a
similar
answer
but
added
j
that
the
manager,
of
Kclly-I
Douglas
had
seen
him
the
fol-
lowing
day
to
say
he
(Dixon)
I
was
not
under
suspicion
in
connection
with
the
missing
cigar-:
cttes.
Under
further
cross-examin-i
ation,
Dixon
replied
he
thought
i
It
"likely"
that,
if
cigarettes
i
were
stolen
from
the
warehouse,
j
it
must
have
been
done
by
em-I
ployees.
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
109.50.
.
,
against
regulations."
He
refor-
red
to
Mr.
Hogarth's
suggestion
I
that
the
cigarettes
could
have
;
been
sold
without
proper
involc-I
ing,
therefore
'cave
no
rjcord
of
.
such
a
sale.
j
A
former
prorrletur
of
a
city
cafe
appeared
as
second
witness,
j
shortly
before
noon
adjourn-i
ment.
Jack
Clough
said
he
first
A.
AAacKenzie
Furniture!
ULLAGES
PT.
STORE
u
yuftftiT
I'M
Buy-For
Over
"A
Good
Place
To
327
3rd
Avenue
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
ami
Intermediate
I'orU
Each
Thursdoy
il
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
UIUNK.SDAY
MIDNIOin
Comfort
and
Service
met
accused
in
the
middle
of
September,
at
another
city
cafe.
"Accused
told
me,
when
he
learned
1
was
a
partner
In
the
!
j
"You
didn't
take
cigarettes,
!
did
you?"
asked
Mr.
Hogarth.
I
"No,
I
didn't."
Dixon
said
that
when
he
re-
ceived
valuable
merchandise,
.such'
as
cigarettes,
from
cartage
trucks,
he
signed
the
bill
of
lad-
ing.
Then
the
merchandise
was
I
loaded
on
to
an
elevator
and
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
.
OFFICE
Three
Sisters,
he
had
merchan-
j
j
dise
for
sale
cheap
could
sell
to
!
me
cheaper
than
wholesale.
He
j
offered
me
cigarettes,
coffee,
lob-
!
i
slor
and
chocolates."
!
j
Mr.
Hogarth's
objection
to
this
!
j
Information
as
Irrelevant
was
I
over-ruled
by
Judge
Fulton.
i
Case
continues
this
afternoon
I
Canad(
ia
s
X
PRINCE
RUPERT,
PC.
i
delivered
to
a
sccond-storev
-v
1
4-ith
one
more
crown
witness
I
Most
Distinguished
Clothes
iwuus
ruoin,
wnere
u
was
"s
m.
1
cd
in"
again.
to
be
called,
said
Mr.
Brown.
M
Hogarth
told
Judge
Fulton
he
"might
or
might
not"
ask
ac-1
cused
to
take
the
stand.
I
'
lll
by
"Cood
whisky
has
no
substitutes"
t
t
unan
i
The
strong
room
"or
bonded
j
room"
was
always
locked,
said
!
Dixon.
He
did
not
have
a
key,
he
said,
nor
had
he
a
key
to
the
warehouse.
Witness
said
orders
about
signirj
for
and
acounling
f(,r
every
piece
of
valuable
merchandise
were
"very
strict"
especially
after
a
case
of
cic-nrcUcs
had
been
found
missing
e.irlier,
"about
a
month
hc-forc."
In
previous
evidence,
C.
N.
Parker,
Kelly-Douglas"
manager,
also
testified
a
case
of
cigarettes
had'
been
missing
in
October.
No
trace
of
It
had
ever
beqn
found,
he
said.
,
RCMP
Corporal
Anderson
and
Constable
Martin
both
testified
they
had
received
telephone
calls
from
cafe
owner
Jack
Clough
afternoon
of
November
23,
with
information
which
led
them
to
iiui
mm
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If
l
v
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE
New
Spring
Samples
Just
Arrived
r
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.
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Tliin
liii'-,-
fully
a"cc
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V
M
,
lm
Buy
a
suit
that
is
fastidiously
tailored
for
perfect
fit.
Single
and
double
breasted
models.
SEE
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
P.
CRAVETTO
206
4th
Street
Phone
418
me
Three
Sisters
cafe.
There
they
had
seen
Farrington
and
Clough
enter
the
rear
of
tho
cafe
with
two
cases
of
cigarettes
which
the
police
had
seized.
Farrington
was
apprehended,
following
questioning.
'
A
panel-delivery
truck
had
been
parked
near
the
cafe,
from
1
which,
Clough
testified,
Farring-
ton
had
handed
him
a
case
of
is
I
lie
ilrliglit
of
all
ViH';'.idlC
ii
hlllUUtl
liirllow
drink.
I!r
wise
ask
for
Wisor's
UitLuxc!
WISER
S
DISTILLER
V"
LIMITED
.
..
,
j
...
fi.nayw"'
.c.wi-o
a.nu
imu
uanen
another.
Police
witnesses
said
It
was
the
same
truck
later
claimed
by
Dixon
as
his
own.
This
advertisement
u
not
publisliea
u.
"
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.