ton
make
delivery
of
the
cicur-
CIRCUS
rru...
eues
10
a
my
care.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tursday,
April
8,
1952
WITH
"Hut
I
can't
cVnee
to
upb
7fi
J
any
cvi-
JrKlN(;
old
a
retuiuin-;
,.,,.
"
Jailed
After
Five
Minutes
Of
Freedom
have
been
built.
But
federal
housing
officials
refused
to
acknowledge
any
such
possibility,
said
the
city
clerk.
Aid.
Daggett
said
Mr.
Brown
(provincial
housing
official)
"ar-gu6d
to
protect
the
city
as
much
as
possible.
He
thought
Prince
AVERAGE
RENTAL
i
Continued
from
page
mat
l
rrnr
.
if.
I
1
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1
1)
charge
in
this
case,"
said
Judge
Fulton,
in
dismissing
the
case.
In
a
retaining
charge,
he
said,
the
accused
must
have
received'
the
goods
innocently,
then
bc-
.4
t
Hills.
"We
should
not
entertain
tot:
v.:'P?
come
aware
they
were
stolen
and
h,
,
s
'.'
any
idea
ments
or
of
reducing
assess-I
Rupert
was
getting
a
poor
aeui
taking
on
further
out
of
this."
1
1
ill
n,l.,inH
lluim
Evidence
in
the
ease
indicated
ready
f
V
Wl
bt
Burns
Lake's
Second
Bank
Burns
Lake
is
to
have
a
second
bank.
The
Canadian
Bank
of!
Commerce
has
put
up
a
sign
in
the
interior
town
announcing
its
I
Intention
of
erecting
a
building
lor
the
bianch
there.
'For
many
years
thj
Royal
j
Bank
of
Canada
has
had
a
j
branch
at
Burns
Lake.
1
Advent
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
,
Canada
in
the
area
south
of
j
Burns
Lake
and
increased
activity
-thereabouts
generally
i)
f.4
:
x
losses."
Meanwhile,
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
and
council
thought
that,
if
the
houses
could
be
purchased
by
tenants
after
a
few
years,
or
if
all
such
units
could
be
purchased
on
a
low-down
payment
plan,
there
would
be
enough
buyers
in
the
city.
"I
thought
we
were
going
after
low
rental
housing
for
groups
in
the
low
income
bracket.
The
proposed
rentals
certainly
aren't
going
to
be
in
that
bracket."
Aid.
Daggett
continued,
and
suggested
the
city
was
not
in
a
position
to
gamble
on
a
proposition
by
the
federal
government
"which
smells
tco
mu.'h
like
jj.i&sing
th.
bud:
to
the
municipality."
'.WAV.,V
Tt'D'A
7
9.C0
UI'KE
EVANS
"fTtr.
....
in
HELMET'
Fred
Farrington
walked
out
of
County
Court
this
afternoon
Just
brfore
press
time
a
free
man
after
four
months
of
jail
while
being
tried
on
a
charge
of
retaining
stolen
property.
Hut
only
sTeral
minutes
later
b
was
serred
with
a
notice
of
appeal,
authorized
by
Crown
Frasecutor
T.
W.
Brown,
QC,
on
Instructions
of
the
attorney-general.
Defence
Counsel
Doug
Hogarth
won
Farrlngton's
acquittal
yesterday
on
a
point
of
law
and
bis
argument
to
have
arcosed
released
at
2
p.m.
today
ti
not
contested
by
Mr.
Hrown.
1
.
-
l
According
to
Mr.
Lone,
the
provincial
government
housing
-
Council
decided
to
"siick
with
officials
approved
of
such
a
pur-
the
provincial
government
on
t1
r.
1
i
i
the
chase
plan
and
considered
it
a
this
deal,
tor
that
is
tne
D'i
possible
move
after
the
houses
argument
we
have."
timbering
have
actuated
second
bank
in
moving
in.
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Mavo.-
Charioit.'
wmuon
of
Oitawa
beums
th;
larpc
bouquet
of
flowers
sb?
rneiv.'d
from
Toronto's
Kayo.
A
lan
Lamnort.
The
rowers
brought
at
K-ast
a
temporary
truce
in
the
verbal
war
between
the
two
mayors.
It
started
when
!v.ay
ji
Lampo.
t
criticized
Ottawa"
treatment
of
Canada's
new
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will
likely
be
reviewed
at
the
present
court
of
appeal
sitting
in
Vancouver.
A
legal
battle
which
still
has
not
ended
gave
less
than
five
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ALSO
NEWS
.
minutes
of
freedom
after
four
I
months
In
Jail
to
Frederick
Farrington.
He
was
again
taken
into
custody
yesterday
afternoon
I
while
Crown
Prosecutor
T.
W.
i
Brown,
QC,
Is
making
an
appeal
j
against
a
County
Court
judge's
j
decision.
j
i
Jude
W.
O.
Fulton
yesterday
Film
Shows
Korean
War
22'NOrE
There
will
he
0
Marince
Fi
'Nil
Death
dealing
warfare
In
the
arqultted
Farrington
after
dis-t
s
realistically
suggested
In
!
missing
a
charge
of
retaining
A
Warner
DWU5.
if
stolen
property
In
connection
with
alleged
disappearance
of
23,320
clgaretts
from
a
local
warehouse.
An
application
by
Mr.
Brown
a
DtreetcaricF
the
dramatic
story
of
the
Korean
conil
ct
now
showing
at
the
Capitol
Tivutis.
The
picture
describes
the
ex-citint,
adventures,
hardships,
du'n.m..
and
fears
of
a
squad
of
G
I
s
who
are
despatched
to
cs-t.,'.)'t
h
an
aitillery
observation
Named
Desire"B
to
lay
a
second
charge
of
receiving
stolen
property
following
the
crown's
evidence
on
the
initial
charge
also
was
disallowed
by
1
post
behind
viiemy
lines.
V'M(
n
tttr-t
,.
....
,,,
,,
The
characters
in
the
story
i
Judge
Fulton.
With
the
50-unlt
rental
hous-
ing
project
here
in
danger
of
H
bogging
down
owing
to
the
high
!
cpst
of
construction
involving
:
H
tenders
Mgher
than
estimates,
l
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
explore
the
pos-
;
sibility
of
more
encouragement
under
National
Housing
Act
to
J
prospectivt
local
home
buikiers.
m
Matter
being
brought
up
at
H
last
night's
Chamber
meeting
by
Frank
Skin
ler,
it
was
decided
to
urge
upon
NHA
that
the
ninn-
ber
of
applications
entertained
J
here
each
year
be
increased
and
J,
that
provision
be
made
for
a
K
higher
percentage
of
loan.
a
It
was
said
at
the
meeting
that
this
year
only
four
loais
were
1
allowed
for
Prince
Rupert
Oast
J
i
year
there
were
tent
and
no
"
i
more
than
55
percent
of
the
Hi
value
of
the
house
could
be
ob-B
;
tained
by
loan.
p,
Such
limitations
were
consid-
1
eed
in
Chamber
discussion
to
Accused
was
acquitted
during
Today
o
Wcur;c$day
l'.tning
Slums
T
El
7:
-
!):!5
p.m.
A
yUu
'i.;,ltRSlIl
a
are
typical,
presenting
a
wide
vaiiety
of
n
rsonulitics,
includ-I
ing
,
foxhole
veterans,
raw
re-j
placements,
a
former
consclcn-
!
tious
objector,
an
ofricer-hating
srrgeant
and
a
90-day-wonder
lieutenant
on
his
first
mission.
;
The
role
of
Sergeant
Zack,
.main
character
of
the
story,
is
depicted
by
a
nvweomer,
Gene
Evans.
A
rugged
six-footer,
the
young
actor
responds
with
an
outstanding
performance.
Backing
him
up
are
sincere
portrayals
absence
of
Mr.
Brown
from
the
court
room
when
the
Judge
was
recalled
by
Defence
Counsel
Dour
Hogarth
to
make
the
application
for
acquittal.
Meanwhile,
Mr.
Brown
had
left
the
courtroom
to
return
after
the
acquittal
with
authority
to
make
an
appeal
on
a
point
of
law
and
retain
Farrington
in
custody.
Case
will
again
come
up
in
a
n
-
iii
i
i
ri
ii
-'
ffirii
r
i
irm
-imiMMn
USED
CARS
be
quite
unreasonable
heii.
county
court
today
at
which
;
by
Robert
Ilutlon,
Steve
Brodie,
tlmc
defCnce
ig
Ukcly
to
call
for
ANCIENT
COLLEGE
James
Edwards.
Richard
Loo,
bid
P
M
.
m
;
Special
for
One
Wee
1937
Tcrroplane
Sedan
m
Melton
and
Richard
Monahan
Farrlngton's
Immediate
release,
;
notwithstanding
the
appeal.
Judge
Fulton
made
himself
Oldest
college
at
Oxford
University,
Merton
College,
was
founded
in
1264
by
Walter
de
Merton,
Bishop
of
Rochester.
'
clear,
however,
that
he
was
dis-
missing
the
charge
on
a
point
j
!
of
law
and
"with
a
great
deal
;
of
reluctance."
1
1050
Austin
Sedan
.
It'.il
Au
tin
Sedans
I
t
ft
?
Austin
Panel
I
I-f.
Krd
Sedan
1
nil
Morris
Sedan
1
K'll
Iiiternaliimal
Pntl
1
1.130
I
ord
Sedan
His
Honor
also
stated
that
it
was
"with
some
reluctance"
that
Japanese
Ship
Mere
I
ora'
Elevator
Being
Cleaned
Out
of
Wheat
Karley
Next
It
takes
two
peoDle
to
make
a
deal.
Years
ago
when
the
present
management
or
this
comoany
took
ove
we
decided
to
make
Wallace's
Deportment
Sfo-e
a
stce
for
Prince
Rupert
to
he
proud
of.
Our
dreams
PLUS
your
good
will
has
finally
moio
this
possible.
Our
Faith
in
Prince
Rupert
In
Ourselves
and
in
YOU
Wc
have
complete
faith
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
have
faith
in
ourselves.
We
plsdge
ourselves
to
give
you
the
merchandise
you
want
at
the
price
you
want
to
pav.
Wolloce's
everyday
regular
prices
will
he
as
low
or
lower
than
like
cuality
elsewhere
in
Canada.
Wallace's
sale
specials
will
beat
sales
in
other
cities.
By
building
the
most
up
to
date
premises
iti
Canada,
we
have
shown
our
faith
in
you.
Through
Our
Doors
Pass
The
Nicest
People
in
the.
World
Respectfully
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Per
L.
M.
Felsenthal
a
n
is
a
he
was
unable,
according
to
law,
to
give
consent
to
a
second
iharsc
of
receiving.
He
found
Farrington
had
Superior
Auto
Sen
Hii-
irf
tnario
a
quick
return
"guilty
knowledge"
Uiut
tie
cig-voyasre
from
Na?oya.
Japan,
for
ignites
we're
stolen
"even
before
she
loft
here
March
wlrrh
port
(
h
thc
u,
the
Ume
Limited
kawa
Maru.
Cant.
K,
Mashlma.
I
tnat
he
turned
thpm
over-
Phone
G
Third
Avcnu-3
West
is
back
at
the
Prince
Rupert
i
Police
testified
earlier
in
the
elevator
today
loading
another!
case
how
they
had
seen
Farring-
full
cargo
for
Jaoan.
SOUTH
Fori
EASTER
BY
POPULAR
SS
PRINCE
RUPERT
THURSDAY
APRIL
10th
For
Reservations
Call
or
Write
City
or
Depot
Office
PUINCE
It
l'
PERT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
The
vessel
arrived
at,
10:30
this
T
e
n
m
9
m
a
n
M
a
a
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A
m
vt
M
a
Joti
What
Perce
Sales
Should
lIIKRIBEKIRIIiiBIIl
up
morning
and
pouring
or
wneati
started
this
afternoon.
She,
should
be
away
about
Friday
with
1
u
cargo
of
310.000
bushels.
Before
leavinR,
she
will
take
on
fuel
at!
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
here.
J
With
the
cargo
the
present
v
;.ssel
l"
taking
.the
elevator
will
be
cleaned
out
of
wheat
and
will
now
start
ha
idling
barley.
Al-icariy
125
OOfl
bushels
of
barley
is
her?
and
more
is
on
the
way.
!
Firs!
of
four
bailey
ships
Is
,
expee'eri
about
the
-end
of
thej
month.
:
I
Capt.
Geor-jo
Coles,
well
known
!
f
firmer
c;
a
r
a
i
1
a
n
National
Steamships
an.'l
Unijn
S'.eam-fliips
fliipmastev,
ii
here
to
act
a1'
pilot,
f
r
the
Kiyokawa
Maru.
C.
R
Cunn'riRham
of
the
pc-partni'ont
oi
Agriculture
and
Cant.
H
D.
Perry
of
Canadian
I
StevedoiiiiR
Co.
are
also
here.
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