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Northwest"
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VOL.
XL1I,
No.
147
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
25,
1953
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Past
Records
Read
Before
Magistrate
Four
young
men
received
prison
sentences
in
police
court
yesterday
ranging
from
six
months
to
two
years
for.
breaking
into
the
government
liquor
store
here
June
13
and
stealing
$9,503.
It
i
-Mlk.
Christie
Sentenced
To
Hang
Jury
Rejects
Defence
Plea
By
The
Canadian
Press
LONDON.
John
K.
The
robbery
was
termed
the
tenced
to
two
years
in
the
penitentiary.
Six
months
later
he
drew
another
similar
term,
then
year
term
and
also
a
second
term
In
an
industrial
school,
Fraser
has
been
booted
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around
by
society
since
his
childhood.
A
long
prison
term
Sightseeing
Boats
Christie,
the
self-confess
ed
strangler
of
seven
now
would
do
little
to
benefit
him
or
society-
I
believe
that,
given
a
chance,
he'll
straighten
I
THE
LAND
ROUKI)
In
Its
summer
garb,
a
fleet
of
sightseeing
boats
from
Wisconsin
Dells,
chu(,'.s
upriver
In
formation
to
announce
the
opening
of
the
vacation
season.
The
boats
u)ards
of
200,000
persons
from
all
parts
of
the
nation
during
the
summer
season.
women,
was
convicted
cf
himself
,
out,"
Mr.-
Hogarth
largest
ever
perpetrated
In
Prince
Rupert.
Sentenced
were
Irvinir
Fraser,
22,
of
Saint
John,
N.B.,
two
years:
Joe
Giordano,
26,
and
Ray
Deblasio,
24,
both
of
Montreal,
one
year
each;
James
D.
Cripps,
27,
of
Prince
Rupert,
six
months.
Fraser's
past
record
of
convictions
and
prison
terms
accounted
for
the
stiffer
sentence,
said
Magistrate
W-
D.
Vance.
The
magistrate
also
held
Fraser,
Deblasio
and
Giordano
as
"instigators"
of
the
crime,
who
approached
Cripps
for
the
loan
of
his
truck.
Cripps.
without
counsel,
told
court
that
two
weeks
preceding
the
theft,
the
three
harj
approached
him
and
offered
htm
$200
for
the
use
of
his
truck
.
.
.
"to
take'out
some
girls
.
.
."
murder
today
and
sen
u-nced
to
die.
pleaded.
VROUGH
LIVES"
Laurent
Continues
Attack
Deblasio
and
Giordano
also
An
Old
Bailey
Jury
of
nine
men
and
three
women
found
n
Pro-Con
Election
Promises
had
"rough
lives,"
said
Mr.
Hogarth.
Debjlaslo,
one
of
10
children,
had
no
trade
and
little
education,
was
born
and
raised
the
55-year-old
wartime
police
man
san,
thus
rejecting
a
de
fence
plea
that
he
was
as
"mad
night.
Minister
fit.
Laurent
kept
up
the
lion.
George
Drew,
Progressive
Liberal
assault
on
the
Drew
in
Montreal.
He
had
no
pre1
vious
convictions.
as
a
March
hare."
'
3i
I'll"
(.klKKllMII
PrfHH
iniiim
pot,
boiling
vigor-ir
the
Inst
few
days,
sim-'Jnwn
slightly
Wednesday
Conservative
leader,
was
out
of
Giordano,
the
eldest
of
the
action
until
tonight.
But
Prime
Christie
"was
tried
specifically
only
for
murdering
his
54-year-
three,
lost
his
father
when
he
was
six
years
old,
and
since
had
old
wife,
Ethel,
but
frankly
ad
He
said
he
had
not
known
of
the
robbery
plan
until
the
day
It
took
place,
when
he
join
election
manifesto.
And
in
Regina.
CCP
leader
M.
J.
C'olriwell
indicated
in
an
address
that
he
exacts
his
party
In
te
In
a
"strategic"
position
ifter
voting
Aug.
10.
The
Liberies
would
lose
a
lot
of
seats
and
the
CTF
make
substantial
gains.
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
on
tour
In
WRY
HELPS
RECOVER
to
support
his
invalid
mother.
He
had
been
honestly
employed
with
exception
of
one
offense
on
which
he"
drew
six
months.
ed
the
group.
Deblasio
spoke
after
Magls
El'ROPEAN
CARS
seem
to
be
getting
smaller
and
smaller,
but
they
haven't
reached
this
stage
yet.
This
is
actually
a
perambulator
de
luxe,
featuring
a
sliding
glass
top,
full-vision
windshield,
and
handsome
chrome
bumper.
Grandma
Is
on
hand
to
provide
the
motive
force.
.
milted
strangling
six
other
younger
women
In
outbursts
of
sexual
hysteria
over
a
period
of
10
years.
The
jury
deliberated
an
hour
and
22
minutes.
The
mild-appearing
former
trate
Vance
disallowed
an
ad
journment
requested
by
Doug
Hogarth,
counsel
for
the
three
agricultural
western
Ontario,
aimed
his
blows
at
the
Progres
of
the
quartet
in
the
prisoner's
Cripps,
said
T
W.
Brdwn,
QC,
prosecutor,
had
no
previous
record.
Mr.
Brown
said
about
$500
was
still
missing
from
th?
amount
which
liquor
store
ven-dor
David
Bain
.said
was
taken.
box
sive
Conservative
promise
of
a
national
agricultural
board
to
19-Year-Old
Canadian
Girl
Wins
British
Golf
Crown
all
in
rr
transport
clerk
was
convicted
In
a
case
that
shocked
the
nation
and
was
described
by
the
iudflt
as
"horrible
and
horrifying."
,
t'LKNt'HEO
JAW
wt
"fair
floor
-prices--rHated
to
farm
production
costs."
"We
were
in
it.
all
four
of
us
CARRIER'S
LOST
BIKE
liliyi:le,
missing
fur
a
week,
was
found
by
its
young
r
yr.itrrday
after
the
mother
of
another
boy
read
the
in
The
Daily
News.
'!iin
Roberts,
a
Dally
News
carrier,
offered
a
reward
of
'
.r
information
laliii
l
-the
recovery
vf
his
bicycle,'
iK
fiom
where
he
parked
It
June
17
near
the
newspaper
ly-yf.tr-oltl
Billy
Nicol
saw
tlio
bike
lying
In
the
bushes
Mursc
Creek.
He
told
his
mother
who
had
Just
finished
i:rj
the
story
atjout
the
lost
bike.
"
Hut
Mrs.
Nicol
would
not
accept
the
$10
reward
when
Brian
acd
hi;;
bike.
Brian
gave
Billy
$1,
anyway.
...
:,.
together.
Nobody
Is
more
guilty.
He
described
the
plank
to
a
RINGLEADERS"
While
the
accused
men
had
PORTHCAWL,
Wales
(CP)
Wlngham,
Out.,
audience
as
a
vague
promise.
If
it
meant
a
board
setting
floor
prices
wheth
co-operated
In
taking
police
to
ether
money
missing
earlier,
Machine-like
Marlene
Stewart,
the
gallery
gossips
In
full
cry.
The
short,
sturdy
Canadian
girl,
with
her
prim
manner
and
this
could
not
be
overlooked,
he
Canada's
golfing
prodigy,
today
won
the
British
Women's
Ama
er
there
was
a
market
at
that
air
of
.
intense
concentration.
Christie's
face
blanched
and
he
clenched
his
lean
jaws
as
he
heard
that
he
was
to
be
"hanged
by
the.
neck
,
until
dead."
Justice
Sir
Gerald
Finnemore
described
,
the
sex-murder,
orgy
said.
price,
"how
long
do
you
really
teur
Open
championship
with
Mr.
Brown
referred
to
the
robbery
as
"the
largest
ever
an
easy
victory
over
Ireland
s
Philomena
Garvey.
think
that
form,
of
socialized
agriculture
Would
last;.
.
?"
'.
.
If
it
meant
the
government
We
first
talked
about
It
two
weeks
before,
we
wanted
to
use
his
(Cripps's)
truck,
then
he
said
he
needed
some
money
too
so
he
came
in
with
us,"
said
Deblasio.
"We
didn't
ask
him
to
eome,
he
Insisted."
"Did
you
offer
Cripps
$200
for
the
use
of
his
truck?"
asked
the
magistrate.
"Yes',
that
if
true
about
the
truck
..."
;
"Then
you
had
the
Idea
first,
before
Cripps
did,"
said
the
reached
the
final
with
victories
Wednesday
over
Scotland's
Jean
Donald
1
up
and
England's
Elizabeth
Price
6
and
4.
Miss
Price;
recently
acclaimed
perpetrated
In
this
city."
He
said
the
maximum
sentence
was
The
19-year-old
"Little
Miss
paying
a
high
price
to
the
farm
ag
'"horrible
ana
norruymg,
and
perhaps
without
precedent
14
years,
but
that
he
would
not
p.
Envoy
Arrives
as
Rhee
Maple
Leaf,"
as
the
gallery
christened
her,
triumphed
over
ask
for
"a
savage
sentence.".
in
human
history-
,
He
referred
to
the
three
out-
In
solemn
tones,
the
Judge'
the
classy
international
field
In
her
first
big
tournament
outside
Britain's
golfer
of
the
year,
was
swiftly
extinguished
as
her
younger
Canadian
rival
produced
some
of
the
sharpest
golf
seen
on
this
seaside
course.
Marlene's
mands
Showdown
With
Reds
of-town
men
as
"ringleaders."
North
America.
said:
"I
do
not
know
whether
any
Jury
before
In
this
country
or
perhaps
In
the
world
has
Miss
Stewart
was
six
up
at
the
SAM
M
MMUU.IN
i
er
and
selling
at
a
lower
a
subsidy
"you
all
know
that
we
would
have
almost
no
hope
at
all
of
selling
our
farm
products
!n
the
American
market
if
they
were
subsidized
by
the
government."
Mr.
Coldwell,
whose
party
held
13
seats
In
the
last
House,
said
he
expects
substantial
gains
because
"the
CCF
pioneered
every
magistrate-
figures
for
the
first
14
holes
which
our
two
countries
have
contributed
so
deeply
in
blood
halfway
mark
of
the
36-hole
final
seen
and
heard
a
man
charged
with
murder
step
into
the
wit
Mr.
Hogarth,
speaking
on
be
and
treasure
"
and
ended
the
contest
with
a
7iwe
three
Under
lours,
a
stan-and
6
count.
&&r&
only
a
top-ranking
profes-
half
of
his
clients,
said
Fraser
ness
box
and
say
to
the
Jury.
The
nert.
Canadian
mlis
six
;
slonai
eoma
nave
Detterea.
Yes,
I
did
kill
this
victim.
I
Robertson
Is
expected
to
meet
Rhee
at
9:30
a.m.
(5:30
pm.
PDT
U)day.
.
inches
shorter
than
her
Irish
killed
six
others
as
well
over
period
of
10
years."
"
Aussie
Cricket
Team
Manager
Denies
Charge
LONDON
(AP)
George
Da-vies,
manager
of
the
Australiai
touring
cricket
team
meetlnj
"never
had
a
chance"
and
that
a
stiff
.prison
sentence
would
not
do
him
or
society
very
much
good.
WORKED
ON
FARM
opponent,
really
hit
her
stride
His
message
presumably
is
ln-
piece
of
good
social
and
econO'
it,
(AP)
A
personal
nutive
of
President
Eis-r
arrived
in
Seoul
today
n
urgent,
secret
message
at
winning
President
in
Rhie
over
to
a
quick
m
Allii-d
terms-I'S
state
department's
-t
cliief,
Walter
S
Rob-will
meet
Rhee
Friday
rrltiral
faee-to-face
ta'k
Sir
Gerald
addressed
the
jury
tended
to
bring
the
7H-year-oia
mic
legislation.
I
say
it
without
in
the
last
five
holes
of
the
first
18,
playing
them
In
better
than
par
figures
to
complete
the
round
after
Christie's
defence
counsel
nresident
into
line
with
a
truce
ifear
of
contradiction."
.
.
i,
.
.
,
..i
.4
l...
r..
I
Fraser
was
born
In
Saint
mat.
was
an
uui
siK
,
,
lhpr
anrf
prr,ressive
Con
made
an
impassioned
plea
for
a
verdict
of
"guilty
but
Insane"
Sockcye
Fishing
Light
First
Day
Sockcye
fishing
on
the
Skeena
got
off
to
a
slow
start
yesterday
with
high
boat
reported
to
have
taken
14
fish.
Naas
River
report
has
not
yet
in
-72.
John,
New
Bruswlck,
was
an
Rhee
stymied
it
at
least
tem
servatives,
he
said,
voted
down
Up
to
the
13th
it
had
been
nip
and
the
crown
prosecutor
coun
orphan
and
at
the
age
of
12
CC.'F
social
and
economic
pro
tered
with
a
flat
demand
for
a
and
tuck.
Miss
Stewart,
wearing
a
grey
skirt
and
cardigan
with
"ay
he
a
showdown
be-
posals,
then
took
up
the
Issues
when
they
became
popular.
guilty
finding.
"NO
MOTIVE"
was,
been
received.
Vivid
peaked
tartan
beret,
S'HiHi
Korea
and
its
blg-ly-
the
United
States.
Canada
needed
a
national
one
up
at
the'ninth.
health
Insurance
plan,
national
Christie
was
detached
through
The
19-year-old
golfer
from
'on
arrived
just
after
demanded
a
"showdown
with
a
grade
IV
education
was
"farmed
out"
to
work
for
a
farmer.
'
He
ran
away,
said
Hogarth,
because
of
bad
treatment.
When
he
was
recaptured
he
was
sent
to
a
boys'
industrial
school.
At
14,
he
committed
an
offence
of
robbery
and
was
sen
The
department
of
fisheries
here
also
announced
that
a
24-hour
extension
has
been
granted
to
net
fishermen
this
week,
mak-
out
the
morning
as
Derek
Cur
England
today
In
the
second
o
five
test
matches,
denied
tha
his
players
spend
too
much.ynn
at
parties
and
drinking
beer.
,
The
Daily
Telegraph
said
earlier
that
the
Australian
cricke
team
Is
in
bad
shape
because
o:
too
much
social
life
and
nn
enough
concentration
on
th(
business
at
hand.
tFonthill,
Ont.,
was
the
first
housing
program,
federal
aid
to
education,
lower
taxes
and
better
lommunists
now
as
porarily
by
arbitrarily
releasing
27,000
antiRfd
Korean
nrlsoners.
Since
then,
armistice
hopes
have
hung
suspended
between
fears
of
what
Rhee
will
do
next
and
how
the
Reds
will
react.
R
net's
speech
came
on
the
third
anniversary
of
the
Korean
war
a
day
that
only
a
week
:igo
was
expected
to
be
a
Ko-;ean
armistics
day
Rhee
spoke
defiantly
from
the
battle-scarred
capital
building
Canadian
to
reach
the
final
in
tis-Bennett,
one
of
Britain
s
most
prominent
criminal
law
"e
from
the
capital
social
security.
Interest
rates
on
the
British
women's
amateur,
ilng
the
week-end
closing
date
houslnc
should
be
dropped
to
and
the
way
Marlene
did
It
nan
:
Saturday
,
6
p.m.
yers,
demanded:
"The
mans
crazy,
Isn't
he?"
and
painted
a
hv
the
cheers
of
500.000
Koreans.
Rhee
again
de-d
unification
of
North
two
per
cent
from
5'
and
mort
picture
of
Christie
as
a
killer
gage
terms
should
extend
to
30
"nth
Korea
by
treaty
or
who
slew
his
wife
without
mo
years
from
20.
The
Telegraph
corresponded
s
and
refused
any
ormls-
tlve
beyond
a
desire
to
ease
her
He
took.
a
swing
at
Mr.
Drews
'imiit
It.
with
the
team
is
distressed
be
cause
"tales
of
beer
drinkin
16-point
manifesto,
describing
it
In
his
acing,
scratchy
voice.
rtson
flew
here
hurrlrdiv
as
;
trie
most
caicuiaieu
jeue
ui
Wlishlntrlnn
u;tl.h
n
thnrt.
Our
hopes
are
almost
gone.
icceit"
since
William
Aberhart.
bouts
and
terrific
social
partle
are
no
longer
things
that
can
bt
hushed
up."
first
Sx:ial
Credit
premier
of
he
said,
referring
to
nis
own
terms
for
truce.
Alberta,
promised
the
people
$25
There
must
be
a
showdown
a
month.
Then
he
complains:
"Cricket
to
Australians,
par
with
the
Communists
now..
suffering
as
she
writhed
in
a,
convulsion.
-
Terming
Christie
"an
object
of
pity
rather
than
of
horror,"
Curtis-Bennett
told
the
jury:
"He
Is
a
man
who
should
be
locked
up
for
the
rest
of
his
life."
During
the
trial,
which
lasted
four
days,
Christie
confessed
to
gassing
or
garrotting
at
'
least
six
women
in
waves
of
sex
lust
If
we
win
It.
as
we
surely
in
Tokyo.
'Ill
newspaper
men
South
and
the
UN
should
strive
''leve
not
only
peace
with
b'lt
also
a
free,
united,
'"'"lit
Korea."
Isi"n
now
could
only
re-1
victory
for
the
enemy
"Wcss
sacrifice
of
all
for
Mr.
Drew
makes
his
first
bid
in
Quebec
for
support
with
an
address
In
French
tonight
In
will."
said
Rhee,-
"Korea
win
dp
ticularly
the
older
members
of
the
side,
has
taken
second
place
tc
unnecessary
social
activities
unified,
if
not.
we
will
ngni
on
to
crush
the
enemy
until
every
.
It's
giving
this
touring
side
one
of
us
dies
Quebec
City.
At
Codettc,
Sask.,
John
Dief-nbaker,
a
senior
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
Parliament,
said
the
Liberal
govern
He
said
South
Korea
snotnn
the
worst
reputation
of
any
which
ever
has
come
to
England."
.
'
he
eiven
the
freedom
to
"fight
and
what
was
described
as
the
mercy
killing
of
his
wife.
on.
If
by
ourselves
...
to
de
WEATHER-
Synopsis
The
second
of
five
test
cricket
Technically,
he
was
on
trial
cide
our
own
fate
by
our
own
only
for
killing
his
wife.
His
hands."
matches
between
the
two
countries
opened
today
and
at
lunch
time
the
Australian
batsmen
had
Althouch
Rhee
s
speecn
snow
formal
plea
was
"not
guilty."
(See
earlier
story
Page
11)
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PC
v
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,
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.
rj
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-v
ed
no
hint
of
a
change
in
his
scored
88
for
one
wicket.
"
continues
to
elude
the
as
the
Pacific
high
rp
ureas
remain
obstln-l!
sea.
in
addition
a
minor
nnce
is
developing
over
nnlicv
both
Rhee
ana
Kooeri-
ment
set
aside
the
wheat
board
ind
only
brought
It
back
In
1941
under
pressure
of
war.
At
Plctou,
N.S.,
Resources
Minister
Winters
said
the
Progressive
Conservatives
could
not
reduce
the
federal
budget
$500,-000,000
a
year
as
promised
in
their
election
manifesto
without
cutting
social
benefits.
The
first
test
ended
in
a
draw.
son
earlier
expressed
hope
their
crucial
face-to-face
meeting
could
find
a
way
to
an
armistice
in
this
war-ravaged
Coun
'"hern
districts.
It
will
lnly
southward
riurlni?
the
Britain
Protests
Russian
Shooting
BERLIN
(API
British
Major-
4
hours
.maintaining
cloud
try.
lv
n
areas
and
causing
General
C.
F.
C.
Coleman
pro
"sai
showers.
orecasj
!
11
const
region:
Cloudy
to'
Friday.
Clearing
par
GUN
CLUB
MEET
CALLED
BECAUSE
SPEAKER
SICK
tested
Wednesday
to
the
Soviet
commandant
of
East
Berlin
over
the
fatal
shooting
of
a
15-year-old
German
boy
by
Communist
police.
The
victim,
Wolfgang
Roch-ling.was
killed
Monday
while
a
Holdup
Men
Use
Dump
Truck
In
Robbery
LONDON
(AP)
Masked
men
smashed
a
five-ton
dump
truck
into
a
small
payroll
truck,
beat
up
the
driver
and
his
assistant
and
drove
off
with
5,000
Wednesday
in
a
holdup.
Police
said,
one
man
drove
the
dump
truck
while
three
others
pulled
up
In
another
car
In
which
all
foui
made
their
getaway
In
less
than
a
minute.
nnrt.hern
areas
Friday
Occasional
Ilirht
rain
Jnd
a
few
showers
Friday
pecial
meeting
of
the
Rod
&
Gun
Club
scheduled
for
A
S!
..i.,v,t
has
been
cancelled
aue
vo
-
o
"8
!
lls
southwesterly
20
in
ex-arw
today
and
tnnieht
few
yards
inside
the
British
''
light.-
Low
tonight
and
sector.
He
had
been
shouting
taunts
and
throwing
rocks
at
Red
police
guarding
the
Russian
official
northern
delegate
to
Geoff
Lamblcy,
of
Terrace,
Council
convention
was
to
make
a
the
BO.
Fish
and
Game
report
tonight,
but
took
ill
suddenly.
A
PARISIENNE
who
took
a
shine'
to
the
trade
sets
up
shop
beside
the
male
bootblacks
who
work
this
busy
square
at
the
terminal
point
of
tour
Paris
bus
lines.
'oaay
at
Port
Hardy,
50
Sandspit
and
Prince
sector
border.
and
B2.