15
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
4,
1952
Woman
Tells
Of
Wounding
Evidence
Taken
at
Hospital
In
Stabbing
Case
(jcirtleiiL
eiiina
Terrace
Enjoys
Amateur
Show
TERRACE
Amateur
artists,
under
Kinsmen
auspices,
played
to
a
full
house
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre
where
thry
pre.'rnted
skits
from
some
12
organizations
with
Insertions
of
yolos
by
popular
a;tists
of
town
which
rounded
out
a
two
and
a
"I
begged
and
begged
him
to
get
a
doctor
but
he
wouldn't
go.
He
said
there
was
nothing
wrong
with
me.
I
was
only
SOW
SEED
AND
FEED
LAWN
AS
FROST
LEAVES
SOIL
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one-half
hour
show,
supported
A
26-ycar-old
woman,
sitting
hv
the
Rvtham
Ace
Orchestra
SOUTH
for
EASTER
BY
POPULAR
SS
PRINCE
RUPERT
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or
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In
a
wheel
chair
In
a
hospital
j
'winners
were:
Women's
Aux-room,
spoke
a
little
above
a
j
ijiury
to
the
Canadian
Legion,
whisper
as
she
told
a
preliml-
j
i?t
prize
the
silver
trophy.
Rc-nary
hearing
court
of
an
argu-!b,kah
Lodge,
Consolation
prize,
ment
with
her
boy-friend
and
!
smaller
silver
trophy.
Other
organizations
taking
part
were:
Eoard
of
Trade,
Girl
Guides.
Volunteer
Fire
Department..
Kinsmen
Club.
"Home
for
the
Aged,
Oddfellows
Lodge,
Canadian
Le?ion,
P.T.A.,
Masons,
Y-Ett.es.
In
charge
of
production
was
Hugh
Hart.
Master
of
ceremonies
was
George
McAdums.
of
a
stab-wound
in
her
back
which
has
hospitalized
her
for
more
than
five
weeks.
Mrs.
Vera
Bcynon
took
the
"stand"
as
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
held
court
yesterday
afternoon
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
because
the
witness
was
not
well
enough
to
be
moved.
Peter
Byrne,
30-year-old
fish
-
.
'is,
!
"I
didn't
have
the
same
bvd-I
clothes
all
night.
There
was
a
lot
of
blood
all
over.
Pete
chang-1
ed
them.
I
don't
know
what
he
erman,
is
charged
with
the
February
j
14
stabbing
of
the
house-
j
wife.
"I
wasn't
hurt
until
I
got
.stabbed
In
the
back,"
said
Mrs.
,
FOR
EASTER
PARADE
Stylish
Canadian
shoe
for
the
Easter
Paradp
?.-
did
with
them."
every
member
of
the
family.
At
lower
loft,
for
'he
smai
t
young
matron
.
.
.
lnnthpr
nnmn
with
ninrlinm
I.nliU
hpel
nrirtpfi
a
nniiu
1j
i.
ti.
u..:...
...
ojr
Witness
said
Byrne
made
her
;
o
'
"n;
le
uia:uen
omwa
k
I
.sit
on
a
chair
while
he
wasi
tne
vamp.
upp.T
ien,
a
Doys
sturay,
Dut
cues
1
Beynon
in
answer
to
easy
questioning
by
Crown
Prosecutor
T.
W.
Brown,
QC.
Kid
grev
si,
y.
brogue.
Upper
right,
what
the
t
leather
shell
pump
with
ilattij
hi
'Sl:i
for
comfortable
mor-r.
I
'changing
the
bedclothes.
Then
ishe
looked
In
the
mirror
of
the
young
lady
will
wear
for
Spring,
a
shiny
patent
.
s'rnn
T.ouer
ritrht
n
sininnt.h
kid
flat-soum
time
THE
KNIFE
.
.
.....
vamp
j.
i-uiiwu
;m
p
m.;.
the
she
irtent.ifif.rf
a
huw'
hnthr
dresser
and'
'I
could
see
Lilt
Sod
in
Low
SpoU,
Fill
in
to
Level,
and
Replace
Sod
With
no
seed
is
early
sowing
of
a
balanced
chemical
plant
more
important
than
with
lawn
food
for
each
100
square
feet
feed.
All
conditions
are
usually
should
be
basic
treatment,
favorable
in
the
early
spring,
j
In
raking
trash
off
your
lawn
but.
become
less
so
rapidly.
After
;
try
to
avoid
disturbing
the
es-nights
become
warm
correct
1
tabii.shed
growth.
While
lawns
f
owing
involves
much
more
work,
may
quickly
recover
from
injury
and
the
chances
of
success
are
to
plants,
the
Injury
does
no
rut
in
half,
as
compared
with
good.
The
time
to
roll
the
lawn
earlier
sowing
-is
after
seed
and
plant
food
When
deep
frost
has
left
the
have
been
applied,
and
the
irmiinri
ht
it
remain
moist
ground
somewhat
firm.
Never
knife
Mr.
Brown
showed
her
a
blood
and
stab
in
my
back."
i-nnn
hp'.nncinir
in
hpr
hnnsohnlrt
i
Mr.
Brown
nroducpd
a
liffht
and
said:
.
j
green
sweater
which
Mrs.
Bey-
j
Applewhaite
on
House
Committee
Today
&
Saturday
tve.
5nnws7:4
Motinec
So.
2
"That
is
the
knife
my
little
jnon
identified
as
her
own
and
boy
threw
under
the
bed."
(confirmed
she
had
worn
It
on
with
cold
nights,
preferably
i
use
a
heavy
roller.
The
object
freezing
a
little,
grass
seed
and
'
rollinS
is
to
Press
'hc
furf
int0
Mrs.
Beynon
said
she
and
fellow
workers
of
a
fish
plant
went
to
a
downtown
hotel
to
drink
some
beer
after
leaving
work
at
8:30
p.m.
The
group
left
at
about
11
p.m.
and
stayed
several
the
night
in
question.
The
sweater
had
a
slit
about
six
Inches
from
the
top
of
the
shoulder.
Around
the
slit
and
elsewhere
were
dark
brown
stains.
Witness'said
Byrne
"finally
contact
with
th?
subsoil
wi-.-re
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
Ncwsi-tE.
T.
Applewhaite,
Liberal,
Skeena,
was
among
twenty-six
members
named
yesterday
to
the
special
committee
of
the
plant
food
will
sink
into
the
"honey
comt"
surface
of
the
soil,
VANCOfVKR
-
anil
VICTORIA
.
,
'
"
SUNDAY
ss..
Cnmosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Ccquithim
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QIEKN
CHARLOTTE
INLANDS
April
11
and
25
ss.
Camopun
mid':iiht
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
April
4
and
18
midnight
)
FRANK
J.
SKINNErt
Prince
Rupvi
t
Afjeut
'
fhird
Aver.u
Phone
c58
hours
at
a
friend
s
home,
"drink-
t
went
to
get
.the
doctor
-close
to
;
House
of
Commons
on
defence
'
expenditure.
Other
members
of
ing
a
uwie
Deer."
Then
sne
drove
:
noon.
1
it
has
been
lifted
by
fr-xst
heading.
Heavy
rollers
compact
the
soil
too
much,
and
make
it
difficult
tor
grass
to
grow.
You
ca
inot
1
oil
an
uneven
lawn
enough
to
make
it
level.
Depressions
should
be
filled
by
lifting
'hj
sod,
filling
in
the
low
place,
then
re
VNTH
SCIHK
C
with
no
need
for
top
dressing.
Eoth
soed
aid
fertilizer
must
somehow
get
below
the
surface;
when
the
soil
has
dried
out
and
become
firm,
this
is
not
easy
to
manage
without
applying
a
top
dressing
of
sifted
soil
'4
inch
deep.
"He
told
me
to
tell
Dr.
Greene,
tlii
committee
are
Ra'i.Jh
O.
that
I
had
slipped
and
fallen
on!Campney,
Vancouver
Cntre,
a
nail.
Parliamentary
au'-Uant
to
the
to
her
Piggot
Avenue
home
in
a
taxi,
arriving
abot
t
1
a.m.
Witness
said
two
men
were
In
the
house
with
her
baby
sitter:
St
Minister
of
Natloial
Defence;
"I
didn't
fall
down.
It's
im-
incy
were
arunic.
I3yrne
was
pwe
to
fall
on
a
nail
gnd
'
c'-
SUM
BX
An
placing
the
sod.
During
the
grow-
Flant
food
is
more
important
mcii;
aiau,
1
iv
wuauv
uiuiik..
out
went
to
her
room
and
stayed
w
-V
get
a
wound
like
I
had."
,
loops;
Owen
L.
Junes.
CCF-Yale,
She
said
she
remembered
sev-
and
Genera!
G.
R
Pearkes,
Con-
AUDltNCt
than
lawn
s
cd
as
a
first
step.
iint
as
foil
m"sl
bc
loose
.
r
f
.
I
there.
Byrne
came
In
and
there
and
the
surface
porous.
Annual
application
of
4
pounds
Ifm
ft
B
KIT
i
.
eral
happenings
throughout
the
,servativc,
Nanaimo
early
morning
hours
while
lying,
.
was
an
argument.
"He
said
I
had
been
out
with
on
the
bed.
She
heard
Byrne
in!
New
Grass
plants
have
a
brief
period,
in
which
to
grow
before
hot
weather
and
seed
bearing
t'me
arrive
together.
Late
sown
seed
mav
germinate
well
only
to
be
killed
by
'his
ordoal
before
If
vou
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
Mrs.
Bcynon
said
she
"prob-
one
else
come
in,
whose
voice
ably
threw
a
lot
of
things
she
recognized
as
a
neighbor's.
I
around.'
She
chased
the
other'
W.no
Cfl.rt
0f.n,rf
hoH
the
plants
are
stron3
enough
to
1
peopie
0ut
of
the
house
some
vaseline
on
her
wound
"When
they
left
we
were
still
;
when
Mrs.
Willa
Ray.
defence
arguing.
I
don't
know
how
the
counsel,
asked
her
if
Byrne
had
knife
got
there,
but
suddenly
I
not
tried
to
comfort
her.
She
was
bleeding
and
had
a
pain
In
told
Mrs.
Ray,
"I
wasn't
drunk."
my
chest.
,
when
Mrs.
Ray
suggested
that
"I
screamed
and
that
Is
when
"someone
else
probably
came
in
euuuie
u.
,
"Before
the
dandelions
iJoom
the
lawn
should
be
sprayed
a
id
grass
seed
sown
at
spraying
time
will
be
delayed
in
germination.
Annual
use
of
spray
is
necessary
for
anyone
seriously
desiring
a
good
lawn.
With
one
TO
w.c
tuiiurcn
came.
and
did
that
to
vou."
w
tness
0
q
c
oj
lCK
cAt
j
TOTEM
A
FAMOl'S
I'l.AVHtS
THUTItK
(Witness
had
earlier
testified
said
wearily:
easy
operation
all
worry
about
lawn
weeds
can
be
ended;
but
sne,n,ad
two
children,
a
boy
and
a
girl,
aged
6
and
4.)
"We
were
both
in
the
bedroom,
when
I
got
hurt."
.
Several
times
Mrs.
Beynon
ap
peared
to
weaken
and
feel
faint
care
is
necessary
in
using
this
material.
Directions
given
by
the
manufacturer
must
be
rigidly
observed,
and
the
spray
must
be
prevented
from
reaching
perennial
plants
in
the
borders.
LTD.
Mr.
Brown
asked
that
It
not
be
recorded
kas
evidence
when
witness
said
her
son
Hcrble
told
her
a
little
later:
"I
threw
the
knife
under
the
bed
so
he
won't
use
it
again."
Accused,
said
witness,
was
not
in
hearing
range
of
her
son
at
that
time.
under
steady
questioning.
She
asked
for
a
glass
of
water
and
a
nurse
was
ordered
in
by
Magistrate
Vance
to
stand
by.
Witness'
mother,
Mrs.
Joshua
McKay,
also
sat.
in
the
hospital
SHE
COl'LDN'T
STAND
WW
"I
couldn't
get
up.
I
staved
on
:
courtrooin
and
rose
to
comfort
The
car
stopped
suddenly
in
a
dark
country
lane.
"Out
of
gas,"
our
hero
said.
The
girl
friend
pulled
a
flask
out
of
her
handbag.
"Wow,"
said
he.
"What's
that?
Bourbon?"
"No,"
she
retorted,
"gasoline."
hf'w".
'A
her
daughter.
I
ADVENTURE
BLAZES
ACROSS
THE
BURNING
J1U
me
oea
because
I
couldn't
stand,"
Mrs.
Bcynon
continued.
Several
times
during
Mrs.
Bey-
1
1
non
j
testimony
accused
looked
HERE
TMEY
ARE
.
.
.
The
GOODIES
Thn
NOVELTIES
hot"
Dromise
to
give
the
happiest
Easter
ever
momentarily
distressed
but
mostly
sat
throughout
proceed-
:
ins
looking
stolidly
at
the
witness.
Case
was
adiouriied
U..U1
late
morning
today.
'I
asked
Pete
to
get
a
doctor.
I
begged
and
I
begged
him,
but
he
wouldn't
go.
He
said
l'
was
only
fooling,
that
there
was
nothing
wrong
with
me.
"Later
he
(accused)
said
'it's
a
wonder
I
didn't
finish
you,'
and
mentioned
something
about
being
in
the
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