f
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
May
9,
1952
elated
Ron
rd
s
of
Tin
rl
p
r
if
Central
R(,
Htul
Mrs.
Burns
Terrace.
I..
E.
Strum.
prcM'Jint.
Nnriln-rn
Interior
Lumbt
rmni
k
Arisociutum.
and
Mrs
Strom,
I'nnee
O-oinc
Alan
Wlivte,
gcrural
trailic
u'iil.
cm.
F.
Park.
superintendent
.
Public
Works,
and
Mrs.
Park
Vmi'lerhool
.
Provincial
(i.itm
W
a
r
d
e
n
L.
Morrlson-IUiudse
n.
and
Mm.
Strand
-
.MAN
Y
GUESTS
(Continued
from
pae
li
Sister
Ship
of
Flying
Enterprise
Coming
Hef
To
Load
f
arnn
r
r:
Iiobson
and
Mrs.
Hobson.
Ne-
STATEMENT
DENIED
Jmintit'(i
irnui
pui;e
1)
Officers
Describe
Interview
RCMP
officers
Sgt.
Wales
and
by
the
defence
to
have
been
Cpl.
Anderson
testfTied
Ryan
signed
by
the
accused,
had
been
brought
Into
the,
city
"There
is
a
similarity,"
an-
police
NCOs
office
for
an
inter-
swered
witness,
view.
He
was.
warned
that
he
'Isn't
there
a
marked
differ-
was
not
obliged
(o
say
anything
ence?
Doesn't
that
signature
on
but
anything
he
did
say
could
the
statement
look
like
a
drunk-
i
Villa?
Commissioner
B.
Slulvmiey,
I
c
P.
Dunn.
president.
Infrna-
Englneering
Inc..
San
Frnn-
tuirns
LAKe.
;
tioi
al
Village
Commissioner
A.
fisher
;
ci-i
o
Drama
is
Unusual
Story
of
four
strangers
thrown
together
In
a
cross-country
plane
flight,
"Phone
Call
From
a
Stranger."
with
a
quarette
of
stars
Shelley
Winters,
Gary
Merrill.
Michael
Rennie
and
Bctte
Davis
is
the
week-end
feature
picture
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
principals
are
thrown
to
nd
Aiis
Pisncr.
Burns
Luke.
!
w.'O.
Huber.
Rtnrral
manircrr.
B.C
.
F
C.
Mnnnlx.
president.
Mannlx
'
International
EuRlneerlng
Compnny
I
Imitcrt.
and
Mrs
Mannix
Limited,
and
Mrs.
Huber.
Vancouver.
A
O.
Strandberg.
project
manager,
i
Walter
T.
Burns,
president,
Asso-
jlllllllUIHIIIIIIIII.IM!
be
given
in
evidence.
en
scrawl?"
persisted
Mr.
Brown
i
A
Danish'
ship,
the
Flying
K;i,r,(.
.
'Prince
Rupert,
to
load
a
cartfo
C0ll!il
i,..,i
W:
,
,
.
feU
01
f
bar
,
W
'
1
Smith
and
Mrs.
tinuili.
li
Howe.
Ocpartni
lit
of
Indian
Affairs,
nnd
Mrs
I'ouc.
L.
Downey,
principal,
VunuYi
lioof
Hih
School,
and
Mrs.
Downey.
hrunk
it
w
a
tine
11,
Vi
tuna.
1
iisnfcf
if
fl;ttt
,
RC..l
and
Mrs.
Batty,
Prince
George-.
Prince
ti(Hirge
Council
with
wives
G.
Hu!leU,
ovei
iimt'iit
at.enl,
wild
Mrs.
Ku.lH..
Prince
iconic
Judtre
Krir
Wootiburn
:uid
Mrs,
Woodburn.
Pvhire
teor;:r.
Inspector
tilt.
Provincial
UtimO
Department.
I
Oliv?r
and
Mrs.
Onvr.
VumU
r-hoof.
F.
Crocks,
Department
of
Trade
and
I.irtirstry,
and
Mn.
i
rot
kvr.
O.
8.
Karris.
Vancouver
Cyril
SheiffirJ,
Wistaria
'
"The
signatures
appear
in
the
same
handwriting,"
replied
the
officer.
Mr.
Brown
handed
the
documents
to
Mr.
Justice
Wood.
cpl.
Anderson
said
Hyan
was
"emotionally
upset"
when
sign
"I
to!d
him
he
was
being
held
fur
the
murder
of
Lorraine
Tait,"
said
Sgt.
Wales.
Alter
the
warning,
officers
said
Ryan
began
talking.
Sgt.
Wales
wrote
aown
what
Ryan
told
him.
Then
Ryan
signed
the
statement.
'uim
au".
one
is
uiie
here
mvu
J
u"
Japan,
having
crossed
the
Pacific
0,?
111
Flying
Eagle
belongs
to
the
Is-
Uan
"1
h
brandUsen
LiiiC,
owners
of
the
n
'-
famous-
Fh'ing
Enterprise,
which
we
of
V;m'ouvtr
made
marine
history
during
the
K'
t
Ea?tr.
k
past
winter
when
Capt.
Kurt
u
'"
Vess'
tu
"
Carlson
attempted
to
fake
h'r
'
single-handed
into
a
British
port
Cana-ownert
k
after
she
had
become
derelict
'
'""'red
ASathi
.
ing
the
statement,
When
Ryan
was
handcuffed
Defence
Counsel
Brown
asked
in
his
sleep
at
his
Port
Simpson
Cpl.
Anderson
if
he
could
see
home,
C'pt.
Anderson
confirmed
gether
in
stormy
intimacy
when
their
plane
crashes
antl
a
man
running
away
from
a
wife
whose
lndideuty
he
cannot
foigive
finds
himself
trying
to
console
the
surviving
families
of
three
teilow
passengers
whose
lives
had
eached
similar
crises.
Through
their
problems
he
learns
the
lesson
of
forgiveness
himself.
Oary
Merrill,
as
a
lawyer,
is
the
man
and
his
three
companions
are
Shelley
Winters,
a
trlp-tease
singer
who
has
failed
to
make
good
on
Broadway;
Mich-
s.
r
writ
Moore,
the
Daily
1
K.
J
Province
any
difference
between
the
sig-
Mr.
Brown's
question
that
"he
(
Vancouv
muttered
something
about
not
knowing
what
this
is
all
about."
ana
listing.
j
""
e
Greek
Con-t"
The
vessel
U
due
at
Triple
Is-'
Eae
land
at
4
n'rnpk
n..
or
to
w
the
U1e
Caim,
,.,
"
-C
Paul
St.
Pierre,
the
Vancouver
Sun.
K.
Drury.
the
.Vews-Hcro.l
(V-ui-convert.
II.
Mucey,
the
Hritlsll
Columbian
(New
Westminster!
nature
on
the
statement
and
tne
.signature
on
two
cnecks,
auegea
Accused
Calm
and
Quiet
Called
by
the
defence,
Ryan
to
p.ck
up
h'r,
,-ga:
contained
a
mickey
bottle
of
stepped
calmly
from
the
prison-
whisky.
.muuut
(
V'k
-Timcs
Yic-
li.
ouiig.
liie
Uuny
toria
B.
Tofcln.
the
Daily
cr
s
box
onto
the
witness
stand
that
the
bottle
you
hid?"
j
acl
Rennie,
as
a
doctor
who
has
abandoned
his
wife
and
son,
and
jKennan
Wynn,
a
vulgar
travel-i
ling
salesman.
It
is
through
i
Brtte
Davis,
an
invalid,
that
!
Merrill
gets
tils
cwn
life
siralght-
cned
out.
,
trriai.
I),
fcltjokaril.
tanarlum
R.
L.
I.ertiiur.
i;riii
Press.
T.
Friiscr.
the
("nun
TreS:'.
sh
L'
filled
i
Herald
HOSIERY
GLOVES
DRESSES
LINGERIE
SWEATERS
COATS
GOWNS
SCARVES
TOWELS
SLIPS
MILLINERY
TABLECLOTHS
PANTIES
UMBRELLASBEDSPREADS
You
Know
Its
Right
When
It's
from
Wallaces
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
and
was
sworn
in.
He
wore
a
dark
blue
suit
a
white
shirt
and
a
light
blue
tie.
He
spoke
quietly
as
his
counsel
asked
quesiions,(
ana
relatec
the
story
concerning
events
01
Saturday,
December
23,
1950.
Ryan
spent
the
day
in
Prince
Riiivrr.
Phrivtni'ic
chnninn
.fw.
"Yes,
it
is."
said
Ryan.
Ryan
and
Lorraine
Talt
continued
their
shopping
at
Cow
Bay.
Ryan
wrote
anotner
check,
for
$75.
He
gave
Lorraine
$50.
"What
is
the
minimum
the
least
amount
of
money
Lorraine
should
have
had
on
her
when
rrracei.
and
Mrs.
I
raser.
K.
V.'amer.
the
Iiiu-nor
News
i
Smither
I
.
N.
E.
Kerr,
the
Nivhai:u
Chronicle
'
Nechalzo
-
VaiidtTlH..
f
i
.
and
Mrs.
!Cerr.
C.
G.
Warner,
the
I'rinrr;
Oeorse
Citizen
(Prince
Oeur,T),
and
Mrs.
Warner.
J.
P.
Ma;or.
the
Daily
News
(Prince
.
.Wv.4.uu
uLvfius
wau
VOU
left
for
Port
Simpson?"
The
picture,
rich
in
emotion,
is
featured
by
the
ingenious
use
of
flashbacks
integrated
into
a
four-in-one
plot.
Today's
Stocks
(Courtr;
S.
I).
Joliii.luu
in
Ltd.)
ujiiuiuc
lait.
ne
saia
ne
nan
lived
with
Lorraine
two
years,
i
'
She
had
three
children;
was
a
asked
Mr.
Brown.
"Lorraine
should
have
had
$30
or
more."
widow.
He
was
married,
but
had
been
separated
from
his
wife
for
:
,
Ryan
toJd
ot
mcctlnB
Wilfred
Knott
and
the
three
departing
i
mmm
Rupert
i
.
Ci.
A.
Hunter.
the
Daily
News
(P-ince
Rupert
i.
and
Mrs.
Hunter.
G.
R.
Simpson.
The
Iievieiv
(Burns
Lake).-
Irwin
Bairn1.
Stir.
ion
C.IOIt.
L.
IrvliiK.
Station
C'KWX.
Jack
Carbutl
antl
a.'-si.stant.
cue
Ralph
Beasiey,
Association
facreen
News
LtniHcd.
Jack
Lohl;,
National
Film
Board.
Jack
McL'allum.
Lew
Parry
film
PrrKiuctions.
McNeely
DtiBse.
vlcc-pre
;ident.
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.
f
a
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.
..
Bralorne
6
B
It
X
more
than
two
years.
The
two
arrived
at
the
bank
!
too
late
to
draw
any
money.
,They
went
to
a
Jewelry
store
i
antl
there
cashed
a
check
for
;
$100.
i
"I
gave
$75
to
Lorraine,
k.'nt
:
$25,"
said
Ryan.
Lorraine
kct
1.35-
II
'J-
1-01
I
I
-..Cx-'
'
4
TS'
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronin
Bnblne
Olant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Pioneer
'.
lamitea.
and
Mrs.
Duliose
;
for
Port
Simpson.
Knott
pro-;
duced
a
bottle
of
wine.
Ryan
again
assured
the
court
he
had
;
taken
no
liquor
on
the
boat.
When
two
bottles
of
wine
had
been
drunk
by
the
trio,
Knott
:
produced
a
third.
Ryan
said
he
;
had
taken
his
vessel
Westerly
1
around
the
"outside
course"
anc
;
at
this
time
were
Just
past
Hud-i
son's
Reef.
He
remembered
seeing
the
third
bottle
of
wine.
From
then
on
until
he
awakened
handcuffed
In
his
bed,
he
I
remembered
nothing,
h
said.
The
batteries
on
his
vessel
no
i
jvj-?i
'j'T'
P.
E.
Uadley.
British
Columbia.
J.
S.
Kendnck
manager,
protect
1
'"""J
wimijsu
puisc
ill
and
Mrs.
Harney,
j
her
handbag,
said
accused.
He
assistant
mauam-r.
I
identified
Rreen
handhnir
an
2.25
!
I
.
.
.w.
t''lllT.l
11
I
If
i'Tl
-i
00
I
.06
I
54
I
Premier
boruer
Reeves
Macdonald
4
Reno
Sheep
Creek
1
Silbak
Premier
Spud
Valley
exhibit,
shown
to
him
by
Mr.
Brown.
Defence
a.kcd
accused
if
the
purse
was
tlu'n
torn
as
it
now
was.
li
was
not.
54
!
I
.07'
,
t
W
project
urilioh
Cuiuiuuiu.
and
Mrs.
i
Kendrick.
j
F.
T.
Matthias,
assistant
inanai-'er.
project
British
Columbia,
and
Mrs.
MaUMas.
;
G.
G.
Vincent'
of
Uie
public
relations
department
will
proceed
to
Ne-
'
chako
In
advance
of
guest
parties
to
j
rft
official
m'e.sts
on
arrival
for
thei
dain-namine
ceremony.
H
H
Whit-,
nker
will
accompany
guesis
rn
the
sneclal
train.
R.
Muir
will
accompany
the
press
party,
proceeding
by
:
Silver
Standard
Western
Uranium
2.50
i
430
I
were
low,
wouldn't
operate
the
The
couple
met
Lorraine's
i.
.
Us
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8
A
P
Con
Calmont
1
Central
Leduc
3
ir.
10
62
85
80
FRIDAY
ond
SATURDAY
1
1
O
21951
A40
AI
ST1N
SEDANS
1
ir5i)
A40
AUSTIN
SEDAN
11948
INTERNATIONAL
PICK-IP
11937
FORD
SEDAN
11941
i
-TON
INTERNATIONAL
PANEL
11950
STLDEBAKER
SEDAN
orother,
who
was
drunk,
said
j
Westerly
s
running
lights.
Ryan.
Lorraine
and
brother
went
i
Ryan
said
the
stove
on
tlje
to
a
cafe,
where
Ryan
joined
'
boat
was
not
In
working
order,
them
later.
The
brother
"was
j
The
only
thing
on
the
boat
passed
out"
in
a
booth.
They
i
which
could
get
hot
enough
to
leit
him
and
continued
shop-
j
burn
someone
was
the
exhaust
'
pins;.
pipe,
running
through
part
of
They
bought
toys
'
for
the
the
wheelhou.se.
kicis.
Tnen
they
proceeded
to
j
Accused
recounted
a
series
of
Cow
Bay.
Lorraine
handed
Ryan
!
hetiri
inhiHrs
reoivpri
ns
TOTE,
Mercury
F.VIOMMi
7:00-f
I'M
.31
50
MATINKi:
S.T.-2:00
P.M.
A
tMiS
PUUBSTHl
TERRACE
I
OPICS
Okalta
4
Royal
Canadian
,
TORONTO
'
Athona
superior
Auto
Service
fe-rri
a
mickey
bottle
Of
liquor.
SllS
;
vruitV,
In
later
vr
tocr
.23
.12'-,
-19
.57
.17
.28
Knox
Uniied
Church
Youii"
riad
taken
it
from
her
drunk
I
.r,
ilirv
U.-AQ
In
IQIft
in
cnmninp
TODAY
AND
SATURDAY
A
masterpiece
of
bold
ond
challenqina
emoticnt
Limited
Aumaquc
Bcattle
Duquesne
Bcvcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
I'-'ople's
have
taken
their
play
Mother,
said
accused.
He
hid
the
1
whL.n
hc
8truck
the
top
of
joule
on
his
boat.
Third.
Avenue
West
Dora
the
Beautiful
Dishwasher
I!
Phone
Green
217
;
head
on
a
protruding
volt
on
a
io
mo
Drama
!
Clival
al
Prince
-"u
uu
,uut
11
wen
asKeu
;
frl..nri'
new
fishlni.
pit.l
Ilupeit.
Mrs.
A.
J.
MeOolI.
will
Mr.
Brown.
,
!
Kvnn
,h
ETnn
.
'
,u
j
.
o'irect
tin:
and
''Yes
"
Ryan
said
that
the
play,
Jeff
Daken
was
;
was
no,
in
work.nir
,ir,,f,P
3
!
Tl.j
only
tiling
on
the
boat
which
cast
takiii"
part
are,
Bdiha
An-
cy
him
could
get
hot
enough
to
burn
7
a.
.am.
Gordon
&
Anderson
.For
Mother's
Day
Presents
Allan
Usiald
;;;u"!
T!'up',
S1"'ii;l
K":
B"?w
iU
lhat
tllis!
someone
was
the
exhaust
pipe.
A
A
ural,
CoroiC
Dale
ana
evidence
had
been
given
at
the!running
through
part
of
the
Mie.
Oiidid
loop
loejiiiiiii
and
jcii
Jci'f
ii'ceuiiig
preceding
trial
inai
but
out
that
mat
police
ponce
i
;
wheelhouse
wheelhouse
..ni.,
rs
.van
i.-,iu.uuhiii
C
M
&
S
34
Con
west
4
Donalda
..
Eldona
East
Sullivan
?
Olant
Ycllowknife
.....
9
Clod's
Lake
Hardrock
Duvex
Joliet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
1
McKenzlc
Red
Lake
....
McLeod
Coekshutt
2
Moneta
Negus
00
.00
.15
24
7o
.75
48
13
,90
48
70
.15
80
,43
90
42'
62
,
t
.
.
uV
aa
Deen
unao,e
10
lma
Accused
recounted
a
series
of
oy.-i
aml
a''
CXpect
to
lhe
i,quor
bottlc
on
tne
boat-
'head
injuries
recclwd
as
a
-Lt.ui
Saturday.
j
Mr.
Brown
gave
Ryan
a
par-yOU(h,
alio
In
later
years.
Last
i
hkovi
nttiii
il
'4.
nrrrT-
ir
Bedspreads
Mcqi
imiiufu
i-Uj
injury
was
in
1950,
in
summer,
Miss
Donen
Bonner
is
uit
of
him
by
Mr.
nmieiu,
heaieu
miwlien
he
struck
the
ton
of
his
Evcninq
Shows
7
-
9:01
ptruding
bolt
on
a
ihc
month
winner
for
April.
Thus
the
courtroom.
Ryan
opened
the
head
on
a
proti
t
ZVu,ZT
t?
ea"h
m0nth
by
parcel
on
the
witness'
sUnd.
It
frlend?s
new
fisl-
the
Kinsmen.
1
he
winner
is
en-
ihing
vessel.
,SVAV.VW.V.V.W.VAV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.W
Dizy"
Spells
titled
to
.urn)
value
m
merchan-
'Lost
Control
in
chse.
He'uiav
take
a
made-lo-
Lamps
Hassocks
Small
Tables
Bedroom
Chairs
Noranda
78.
00
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
1
28
Vi
72
Ryan
said
he
had
suffered
"And
you
don't
rcmemLrer
any-several
"dizzy
spalls,"
during
thing
at
all
after
the
third
bottle
nicn
he
lost
his
physical
con-
of
wine
was
opened?
You
don't
trol.
He
said
he
hau
run
his
boat
remember
who
steered
the
boat?'
PHONE
210-
aground
.twice.
In
November.
.nca.sure
suit
at
the
full
value
or
he
may
take
one
less
expensiva
and
make
up
the
.
difference
in
other
merchandise.
He
mu.st
make
the
entire
purchase
from
the
store
selling
him
the
winning
ticket
and
he
must
.spend
the
full
amount
-within
the
month.
Proceeds
from
these
tickets
go
-toward
the
ambulance
fund.
And
many
others
ot
i
For
that
New
RANGE,
REFRIGERATU
"No,
I
don't."
i
"You
don't
remember
tying
up
at
Poit
Simpson?
Nothing
about
a
fight?"
Ryan
said
he
didn't
recall
anything.
"What
did
you
think
you
wvre
It
had
been
hanging
up
and
it
was
moving,
so
they
told
me
to
burn
It."
Mr.
Hogg
cross-examined
the
mother
persistently
on
her
knowledge
of
time.
Me
asked
her
what
time
of
day
It
was
In
the
1950,
he
returned
from
Johnson
Straits
and,
after
an
13-hour
run,
'
was
seized
with
a
dizzy
spell.
His
boat
ran
aground
on
the
rocks
and.
sank.
i
"You
have
an
very
cxtraordin-!
Gordon
&
Anderson
I
WASHER
or
SMALL
APPLIANCE
ary
memory
of
that
Saturday
af-
being
charged
for
when
you
were
Mrs.
K.
Wold
is
leaving
for
a
tvrnoon,"
id
Mr.
Hogg,
crown
j
brought
to
Prince
Rupert?
Phone
46
I
"What
time
is
It
nuw?"
he
ask
!
short
trip
to
Prince
Rupert,
re-
prosecutoi.
as
hc
opened
his
"I
thought
I
was
being
held
ed.
She
didn't
know,
but
sale!
she
had
heard
the
fiv,'
o'clock
jrmii,'
Sunday.
ross-examination.
"Can
yrm
memb?r
gnything
about
btivimr
for
being
drunk."
D
'.
A.
W
.
Large
Uild
the
court
whistle.
any
liquor
'
he
had
examined
Ryan
physical
"Well,
o'clock?"
could
It
be
seven
hc
asked.
Witness
said
"Didn't
buy
an
Honor
that
ly
and
found
n
bump
on
his
head
FLY...
G.
E.
KETTLE
NOW
$14
50
aaj
answered
accused.
"Then,
if
Knott
toil?
us
he
was
drinking
your
liquor
on
(he
boat,
ho
is
lying?"
r
year
np.o.
Trie
bump
was
st.in
head,
but
was
smaller.
Ryan
hac.
,r,d
him
tho
bmnp
was
from
,str;:,,
his
head
against
a
protruding
bolt.
a
j
"Well,
it
wasn't
true,
anyway."
AND
EXPERT
FURRIER
CARE
j
Could
liosc
Control
With
Alcohol
l
Northern
B.C
Power
CoMi
A
Tiie
doctor
taid
it
was
"con
Itesner
Hlmk
Phone
g,f.wUt.
B'
Prince
Rtmn
t.
B.C.
'''
.'i
."...."."."
".""."
VV-V""""""""
ceivable
that
a
person
who
has
suffered
head
injuries
would
lose
mental
control
sooner
in
an
alcoholic
bout
than
a
normal
person.'
lie
raid
'he
'dizzy
spells'1
to
wh
eh
Ryan
referred
could
have
1
.c?'
"partial
loss
of
coisciuus-
EFFECTIVE
IMMEDIATELY
"He
breams
violently
perturbed.
It
flxrraine's
deathi
vias
very
definite'y
new
Information
to
him
"
said
Mr.
Anfleld.
M.'.
Justice
Woods
wanted
to
kne
w
what
had
happened
to.
the
Christmas
presents
bought
by
Ryan
and
Lorraine.
'
"I
have
hud
them
in
my
custody,"
said
Mr.
Anfield.
The
Indian
agent
said
he
had
bepn
with
Mr
Rrown
anil
a
nolir-n
M
11
CSS.
A
"Speaking
generally."
the
doc-'
fcj
tor
said
it
was
possible
that,
a
DAILY
'SERVICE
:
fa.
I
W
person
with
former
head
injur-
officer
examining
the
Westerly
TO
it
couldn't1.
I
The
clock
on
the
court
room
wall
showed
5:40
p.m.
Last,
defence
witness.
Clara
Mather,
spoke
hesitantly
and
hardly
above
a
whisper.
She
told
Mr.
Brown
she
liad
fern
lights
on
the
drifting
Westerly
while
Lorraine
was
lying
dead
on
the
beach.
The
lights
-
"r-oii.
on
mid
off."
Mr.
Hogg
asked
hvr
"what
kl
id
of
lights?"
"Like
a
flashlight
or
matches."
"Could
it
have
been
the
reflection
of
the
moon?
There
was
a
bright
moon
out,
we
have
henrd."
Witness
said
it
was
not
the
moon.
"What
relation
are
you
to
the
accused?"
asked
the
prosecutor.
"A
coutin."
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
who
performed
the
autopsy
oi
the
tiead
woman,
said
cause
of
death
must
k.
as
a
result
of
a
wound
on
her
li?ad.
together
with
"the
terrible
bruises
and
burns"
which
appeared
all
over
the
body.
"I
have
never
seen
a
body
so
battered
In
my
life,"
said
the
doctor.
He
discounted
drowning
as
cause
of
death.
Dr.
H.
H.
Pitts,
Vancouver
pathologist,
said
he
could
"not
exclude"
possibility
of
death
by
drowning,
following
his
exam'-lnatlons
of
the
woman's
lungs.
But
the
state
of
her
lungs
"was
not
entirely
consistent"
with
that
of
a
drowned
person.
"It
was
not
conclusive
evidence,
one
way
or
the
other."
if
couiu
lose
ms
memory
with
betore
It
was
sold
last
June,
much
less
liquor
than
a
normal
Mr.
Brown
pointed
to
a
coat,
person.
which
had
been
identified
by
the
M.'
Anfield,
Indian
agent
with
first
crown
witness,
Wilfred
31
years'
experience
with
Ti-
Knott.
e.i
-beloninir
to
him.
nnrl
fj
dians,
said
he
had
called
on
Ryan
the
mickey
bottle
of
whisky,
ft
on
Christmas
Day
and
the
next
"Were
these
items
found
on
the
OFFERS
OUTSTANDING
FUR
SERVICES
J
iNSPKCTlDN
J
MOTH
PltOOl
INi
y
CLKAMNf;
J
RLPAIRIXc;
J
RESTYLINc;
"
J
ion
this
ct)r.in.i.Ti;
SERVICE
.
.
.
Phone
974
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
30?
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
KILDALA
AND
KEMANO
BAY
For
information
and
reservations
Phone
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
aay.
on
December
26
he
had
boat
upon
very
close
examina-asked
Ryan
it
he
wished
to
con-
tlon?"
Mr.
Brown
asked,
tribute
to
Lorraine's
funeral.
j
M.'.
Anfleld
said
they
were.
Accused's
Mother
Testifies
William
Beynon
was
sworn
In
ning
around.
She
went
to
the
to
interpret
questions
and
evl-
beach
and
saw
Lorraine's
body
donee
of
Mrs.
Webster,
Ryan's
lying
there,
mother,
who
spoke
in
Tsimpsean,
'
A
lot
of
vlllape
women
returned
in
a.
low
voice,
head
bent
low.
with
her
to
the
house.
The
house
lhe
aged
native
woman
said
was
full.
"
Kjan
came
home
at
11
o'clock
She
said
she
burned
Lorraine's
plastics,
RCP'
one1
Uothcrs
I
Fashion
Footwear
"j--
n
fin
oi
corraine
s
death.
He
I
housecoat
in
the
stove.
P.O.
Box
280
PRINCE
RCPERT
Phone
476
was
drunk
and
all
wet.
He
wmi
"Why
did
you
burn
it?"
asked
Mr.
Brown.
"The
others
told
me
to
do
so.
straight
to
bed.
1
1
She
heard
a
lot
m
of
nermio
r
m
f
Mil-