Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
1,
1953
Tale
of
Mountie
on
Trial
Written
by
Ex-Policeman
OTTAWA
0
An
honest-to-
neieasea
irom
prison,
the
Mountie
decided
to
"eet
his
.l;;j,,lr"-
'
,
j
"Ike"
Excells
As
Both
CooB
And
Angler
'
DENVER,
Colo.
AP
It's
har
to
tell,
watching
President
Els.
enhower,
whether
he
gets
bigger
kU-k
oat
of
catching
trout
or
cooking
them
over
an
operf
fire
on
the
bank
of
the
week.
Hut
one
thirg
is
certain.
He
sure
looked
haipy
doing
bolrl
on
a
day
off
recently.
.'
,
He
displayed
as
much
skill
af
the
frying
pan
as
he
did
with
the
castin
rod.
goodness
Canadian
Mountie
de
man,
or,
rather,
his
wifp'
man
elded
one
day
that
he
should
write
an
honest-to-goodness
book
me
cnase
led
through
some
of
the
wildest
country
in
the
great
about
life
in
the
service.
That
was
seven
years
ago,
jiuimwesi,
country
m
which
Sgt.
Olson
himself
served
many
lone
months.
It
took
Sgt.
Olson
seven
years
to
complete
his
novel,
rewriting
shortly
after
8gt.
Oscar
Olson's
horse
had
dumped
him
roughly
to
the
ground.
Today,
fully
re
covered
from
an
injury
received
ii.
eigni
limes.
He
says
the
at
the
time,
he
is
the
proud
author
of
a
300-page
novel.
actual
research
for
it,
however,
took
24
years
the
24
years
he
has
been
in
the
RCMP.
.
"To
find
out
what
mv
"Moun
The
book,
soon
to
be
published
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
Those
trout
only
an
hour
-out
,of
the
stream,
were
delicious!
is
entitled
"Mountie
on
Trial."
tie
on
Trial"
really
had
been
up
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S
r.
That
wasn't
the
original
title
against,
wnen
he
served
his
penitentiary
term,"
Sgt.
Olson
said,
"I
went
through
St.
Vincent
de
Paul
near
Montreal
and
made
Sgt.
Olson
first
decided
to
call
It
"White
Snow"
but
his
American
publishers
thought
it
should
have
a
name
with
more
punch;
one
HP
TKK
PKESEVT
RHtlM
r.lHT
...u.
.
...
.
.
.
maps
southwsit
of
Denver,
his
vacation
headquarters,
to
'
the
rani
h
of
aa
cid
friend,
Bal.
V
Swan,
about
7,000
feet
high
in
the
Colorado
Rockies.
Within
30
minutes
after
he
ar-
.
rived,
Eisenhower
had
nulled
on
:
more
appealing
to
the
movie
f
p.
leading
Canada,
gralnt
fcintry
are
loaded
to
capacity
with
near-.ecord
carrvnvr.
r
,;
'1
,
C
oss
a
study
of
life
as
men-in-cage
Jive
it."
REAL
ATMOSPHERE
Taking
pains
to
create
authentic
atmosphere
for
his
fanel-
makers.
BIG
FRAME-l?P
little
being
shipped
aboard
1
his
waders,
a
brown
jacket,
clap
"Mountie
on
Trial"
is
the
story
of
a
constable
who
was
framed
I
ful
plot,
the
sergeant
even
took
the
weather
into
consideration.
When
it
rained
outside,
he
wrote
into
the
penitentiary
by
his
unfaithful
wife
and
her
lover.
The
rascals
planted
stolen
bonds
in
ja
a
weern-style
blue
hat
on
his
head
and
was
fishing,
thj
north
fork
of
the
South
Platte
river.
.
'
landed
first
trout,
a
rainbow,
in
about
eight
minutes
.-..a
nib
lu.
k
continued
good
for
the
first
hour.
He
and
Aksel
those
portions
of
the
books
in
$1000,000
In
Paintings
At
Exhibition
TORONTO
(CP)
More
than
which
the
weather
matched;
when
there
was
a
blizzard,
he
wrote
of
days
and
nights
of
his
desk
drawer.
These
were
discovered
by
the
Mountie's
superintendent,
and
up
the
river,
he
wnt
for
several
years.
searching
in
the
white
snows
of
the
Yukon
and
Northwest
Terri
uunvcr
ou.siness
man
also
a
long-time
friend,
-oubul
mure
man
a
aozen
be
tween
them
rainbows,
brooks
and
browns
in
short
order.
Then
they
took
time
out,
"for
.
tories.
"That
way,"
he
says,
"it
gave
me
more
of
the
feel
of
the
characters
as
I
went
along.
The
ring
of
real
life
came
more
truly
when
$1,000,000
worth
of
original
oil
paintings
are
on
show
In
one
ft""
r
(
MM
wing
alone
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
art
gallery
this
BACKYARD
FISHING
in
the
Dominican
Republic
fetched
this
250-pound
sea
bass
near
Ciudad
Trujillo.
capital
of
the
Dominican
Republic.
Tfte
fish
was
caught
on
a
hooked
line
that
floated
125
yards
off
shore
from
a
native's
backyard
dock.
Recently
another
320-pounder
was
caught
from
a
row
boat
off
shore
near
Palangue,
40
miles
east
of
Ciudad
Trujillo.
Huge
sea
bass
are
common
in
waters
surrounding
this
West
Indies
country.
Test
Pilot
Escapes
Crash
TANGMERE,
Eng.
(Reuters)
Crack
British
test
pilot
Neville
Duke
crash-landed
his
supersonic
Jet
fighter
on
one
wheel
here
today
soon
after
taking
off
in
an
attemDt
to
break
the
year.
"
Ji
Many
of
the
paintings
in
the
the
weather
outside
was
the
same
as
that
required
in
the
oook's
various
episodes."
"Mountie
on
Trial,"
which
has
been
"cleared"
by
RCMP
headquarters,
is
to
be
published
both
in
regular
book
form
and
for
the
lunch.
Three
reporters
representing
!!
the
Press
Associations
looked
on
with
mouths
watering.
They";
stopped
watering
a
few
minutes.'.,
later
when
the
president
invited
"
them
to
"come
and
get
it."
;
:
'
Eisenhower
cooked
for
the
party
before
sitting
down
bu
ar4'J
overturned
bushel
basket
to-lunch
himself.
.'
-
-i
i
i
j
collection,
which
has
as
its
theme
British
Kings
and
Queens
were
lent
by
Burlington
House,
f-ondon.
Some
have
been
lent
by
British
art
lovers
and
others
come
from
Government
House
pocket
book"
editions.
world
speed
record
set
in
July
popular
Sgt.
Olson
was
born
on
a
Sas
by
an
American
Better
Rather
Than
Longer
Life
May
Become
Medical
Science
Aim
n
Ottawa..
One
painting
Holbein's
Kins
katchewan
homestead
46
years
ago.
He
Joined
the
RCMP
at
the
age
of
22
and,
in
succeeding
years,
served
in
many
parts
of
MONTREAL
Canada's
dep-
10-man
delegation,
uty
minister
of
health
has
sue-
Durinor
rhP
fivo.Hav
,,oti.,
u.
Duke
was
forced
to
make
an
emergency
landing
because
the
undercarriage
of
his
red,
swept-wing
Hawker
Hunter
did
not
retract
properly.
The
plane
was
slightly
.
damaged
but
he
stepped
from
the
cockpit
unhurt.
Henry
VIII
is
insured
for
$250,000
and
probably
has
a
market
value
of
about
$500,000.
Canada.
His
present
duties
are
4
-A.
r-x
-.
-SX
,...u6
s
witn
me
iorce
s
neaaquarters
in
b
uutwjr
oi
tomorrow
pnysioioEisls,
who
specialized
in
Ottawa.
Jin
be
more
concerned
with
finding
out
what
goes
on
inside
And
how
does
the
Mountie
like
?eJPinB
his
patients
to
live
a
animals
and
human
beings,
will
lhis
massive
study
of
bluff
King
Henry
is
more
than
300
years
old.
It
was
acquired
in
life
as
an
author?
Fine,
he
says.
ocl":r
.
me
lnan
wlm
"naing
attend
symposia
by
top
men
in
the
16th
century
by
the
fourth
Meat
of
the
minke
Vhale
Is
In
fact,
so
well
that
he
already
,ways
to
enab'e
them
to
live
their
field.
lUllKCl.
a
.
....
I
it
Monoay
night's
ooenine
uuke
oi
Hunana
and
was
lent!
sold
as
"Arctic
steak"
for
hu-
has
begun
work
on
his
next
novel,
to
the
exhibition
by
the
present
;
man
ccn-sumption
and
is
also
an
Indian
tale
of
Western
Can-
r
t.XPOKT
MARKETS
for
Canada's
grain
makes
for
a
doldrums
and
empty
grain
belts
in
the
elevators
at
harbor,
largest
inland
port
in
the
world.
snH
,wmnit
duke.
Like
many
other
British
used
for
mink
and
fox
food.
ada.
Mt.
Workmen
stand
around
with
little
to
do,
since
the
are
cnoKed
full
of
grain.
G.
D.
N.
Cameron,
speaking
meeting.
Dr.
Edgar
Douglas!
Monday
night
at
the
opening
of
Adrian
of
Cambridge
University,
j
the
19th
International
Physiolo-
president
of
the
congress'
per-'
gical
Congress,
said
the
time
is
n'anent
committee,
told
delegates
approaching
when
medical
the
general
assembly
will
detide
science
will
have
to
reassess
its
Wednesday
whether
he
and
six
I
chief
function.
'
o
her
members
of
the
committee
!
"The
struggle
through
history
wUl
loss
their
lb3
this
ve-
j
I
has
been
to
lengthen,
life,"
the
The
assembly,
meeting
in
pri-l
et!Uv
minister.
Mr."Ft
pr-
vate,
will
consider
whether
to
I
haps
it
is
time
that
the
empha-
found
a
new
international
ibody.i
fui
is
pui
rauier
on
better
use."
the
International
Uniort
of
Phv-1
Mt
treasures
it
was
hidden
In
Welsh
cr.ves
for
safety
during
the
Second
World
War.
The
collection
catches
something
of
the
splendor
of
British
royalty.
Part
of
it
Ik
a
grouping
uf
the
six
Queens
of
England.
Ihe
picture
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II
is
the
work
of
John
Oilroy
and
was
flown
cut
from
Knr-
iket
For
Wheat
Likely
Britain
Intends
to
Keep
Jet
Airliner
Advantage
The
..
-"uNrreo
states",
ner
'-
.
speed
queen
of
the
Atlantic,
"'
pite
World
Wide
Surplus
'
WARirrvTrri
(AI-i
fi'r
more
than
550
miles
an
hour.
JOHN
E.
RIRD
!nnl
.lol
n.holn.
1
a
t
n-l
I
hr
K
in
EVltunrri
Hilll.
ull-a
Thnmno
Hnur
nt
I
ho
RH-I
A
f
H
OSH
IN
SL,
HOI
H.
Mr.
Cameron,
welcoming
the
Biological
Sciences,
to
take
over
I
T,
'
Canacilan
8raln
-he
maximum
or
minimum.
day
picture
of
the
Duke
of
Edin-
ti.sh
Overseas
Airways
Corp.,
to-
He
said
such
planes
by
1960
delegates
on
behalf
of
the
Can-
organizing
of
the
congress
from
uiai
uanaaa
will
lie
slrtcstCDued
Questions
s
to
ouign
cnu.
a
wisuui
stuny
or
aay
propnesiea
oauy
rounu
mji
um
us
u.v
g
uie
numnn;
m
aaian
government,
said
holding
me
committee
and
co-ordinate
quantities
of
wheat,
any
plans
to
subsidize
growers
-'lintcss
Margaret
by
Henry
flights
between
New
York
and
"
1-
Im""
r
Ar
the
convention
in
Montreal
is
mid
supervise
research.
-hit.
An
unfinished
study
of
the
Lonuon
lor
ivou
wnnoui
smii.:.-,c,m,v,uCi.i.i,
"a
tribute
to
Cauadlan
medical
uren
Moihr
his
been
lent
to
Intermediate
-,'op
on
either
tn-
has
flown
from
Maine
to
Eng-
rienc."
he
exhibition
by
the
artist
Ar
o.r
MUes
said
Britain
has
a
land
in
5-4
hours.
i-ild
Kelly
leKl
of
four
or
five
years
over
the
Sir
Miles,
in
a
copyrighted
TOP
MEN
PRESENT
prcrvT
rest
of
tn
W3r!d
ln
commercial
Interview
with
the
magazine
U.S.
Tne
convention
is
belng
at.
herself
has
lent
lh,
in.
Queen
vsuccn
ucim.ii
im
i.iu
News
0im1.t--and
we're
con:
and
World
Report;
char-
tA
k
J1'1-
$2.05.
heal
bard
officials
During
the
last
session
of
Par--
and
trade
depart-
lament,
Mr.
Howe
said
Canada
ffsmen
in
Ottawa
say
-ould
be
able
to
compete
In
sale
jarry
to
lorecast
whe-
;f
wheat
to
the
U.K.
An
official
to
roreiRn
customers
of
the
United
Kingdom
high
ir
nctme
to
t
lie
collection
r
r
..i,
.u
boasts
the
largest
stacks
ever
built:
the
forward
stack
is
55
feet
,
high,
60
feet
long.
Made
ofytkp
'
'
minum,
they
are
assembled
with
65,000
aluminum
rivets.
Repulefl
,
to
be
the
safest
vessel
ever
built,"
the
liner
contains
more
aluminum
,a
than
any
other
single
structure
on
t-:
land
or
sea.
This
light,
strong,'
'
fire-and-weaiher-resUtant
metal
is
used
for
lifeboats
and
bulkheads,
"J
decks
and
elevator
doors
and
a
hundred
other
items.
!hiivs;:
in
naval
vessels,
too
such
a
"
;he
fourteen
minesweeper!
now""'
imilt
for
the
Canadian
Navyr,J,''"
-
.x
u.,inum
is
being
used
mora
'
f
:-.:vc!y
than
ever
befoio,rt:.
j
-
i
Company
of
Canada
cs"r!bcd
as
"the
Prince
of
to
do
our
best
to
keep
It
tnat
acenzea
as
compie.y
f,om
4,
r0,Jnfries.
ln(.jadins
Po.
way."
He
sa
d
this
advantage
recent
British
complaints
at
U.S.
lard
and
Soviet
Kurjia
Amon
..
.
.
.
u
lenii.-'ij,
presort
are
Dr.
V
producers
have
said
"that
was
a
perfectly
fair
f
'an
year
depends
on
and
accurate
.statement."
But
he
Vales,
later
Km?
Edwird
VII,
ii.in?
Turcnto
in
1830."
It
is
iic
.
ed
to
dcpi
t
a
scene
at
:.ie
part
of
the
grounds
now
i.
wn
ms
Exhibition
Park.
.
e:;is'8
both
m
regular
jet
ana
mume
bruiuyc
vuc
dhwoh
turboprop,
in
which
a
propellor
-Comet
jeL-lu.er.
Us
dnven
bv
a
Pas
jet
turbine.
Speaking
or-
failure
of
the
U.S.
1V'1
Aeronautics
Admimstra-of
He
said
he
looks
for
adaptation
f
,
'
tne
ProJected
rkible
new
bombers"
o,
teclincd
speculate
on
quan-
now
under
development
in
Brl-
""7,'"
tJ'.L
'V
W
Charles
H.
Best
of
Toronto,
eo-
nv(.-rv
0f-
Ir-u'in
with
the
late
Sir
Frederick
Banting
and
presincnt
of
ihi
coi
gress;
Sir
,-,
rt
onrion.
chief
of
Eritain's
wartime
cabinet's
ad-
C.
M.
Bykov
of
Leningrad,
re-
sarded
as
the
leader
of
Russia's
Tn
1V51-51
Canada
exported
tain
as
110-scat
commercial
Jet
719.139
mink
pelts
worth
$12,-
aircraft
with
"
range
of
more
332,657.
than
3,000
miles
and
a
speed
oi
uv
or
price.
I
"The
amount
Britain
will
buy
kcly
.will
depend
on
the
price
he
hi?
to
pay,"
he
said.
NEED
CANADIAN
M'HEAT
!
.rieit.
roard
officials
said
they
do
not
believe
good
Euro-!
-
an
c
tM
will
cut
into
Canadian!
exports
to
any
great
degree.
knvovi-R
is
bursting
at
the
I
?raln,
mainly
wheat,
1
Irom
the
last
crop
V
July
31.
Bumper
f
b?en
estimated
for
,
t
IK).
lrf
iwheat
crop
to'allpd
'fbj-s.iols,
a
record.
The
'
f
expeckfl
to
be
8U3,-
1
nev
wil
s
ill
need
our
wheat
7
.
Lf,lp.
second
hiohoct
....
.
:r.
.
.
.
ru
Cvrn
u
tney
no
n
on
lar
a
"tailed
-y
302,700,000
M
a
w.
c.
McNamara.
as-
t
1.
lt
IUC
hMttJH
U-1V1
1UUOV
said:
"bume
of
our
British
newspapers
have
esked
for
an
air-v,,nuies.s
certificate
for
a
nfv
wurh
ex..sis
only
thus
far
in
the
paper-:lage.
-
.
not
even
any
British
certification
of
this
mouei
as
:.
To
criticize
the
U.S.
for
not
ap-p.uv.i,
an
i
iiomi)ie,e
nup
une
throws
unnecessary
grit
into
.9ui'ii..ierictn
relationship.-
BO
AC
has
been
u!ng
the
35-p-Astr.gtr
Comet
I
in
regular
.u...e
v.nce
taay,
195a,
ana
now
has:
seve.i
in
operation.
The
44-pas
-enger
Comet
II,
costing
$1,-;oa.iioo,
wiii
m
niModuiM-d
on
the
South
Atlantic
run
to
Brazil,
and
ti
uo.e,
hi-Xw
a.n.,
.i
Miles
said.
c'Irvover
Is
stored
on
i
mam
m
Lord
Calvert
'
-
.
.i
s:ani.
rrtia
"mmi"ioti;r
oi
he
bond
In
Winnipeg.
He
said
salf's
and
loadings.
of
irT'ln
-h"t
j
e
ebout
nor-
o)
for
'h's
tisic
of
year.
Euro-"ear
rr,",
'
-r
a.;sr
pi.;.
'u-R
-erv
mirh."
J.
B.
Lnvrh,
E
iropan
man-
:
'"Vna
m
country
Jl
elevators.
The
ele-!
,
y'mm
P!Rgccl
until
'
'flic
movea
in.u
rxpon
-arge
quantities
!&a
three
suoce--?lve
P
caused
I
ho
11
y
express
nnlniim
ihit
SJlC-S
Will
Dick
im
Irf
he
h
as
"every
,r,,..,f.
-..,1)
lls
"llevlng
the
,con-
"ountl
for
lar-e
quantities
cf
-.j
rt.e
How
ever.
"It
will
take
time."
"he
niirke'hT
of
the
)ar;e
SALES
I
P
crop
year,
fur
5of
hcat
anri
19'rS
ffraln
cr""
wl"
"-'P"
'
nrfvnitip,
but
with
the
co-
uaney,
rye
and
wtalied
boz.onii
,i
...
operation
of
all
concerned,
a
'
-
's"
IS,.
j
iini
of
77
nnn
u.
.
tmnri
inh
pun
hp
Hfin
riiirii,7
thp
(
fnvious
year.
Wheat
Present
crop
year."
,
.
f
"Ports
rose
tn
5ns
-
!
t
k.
v
.
i
-
:ooo
bU!heJ
Tailors
Journal
1
i
uie
intematlonal
uncnt
rif
in.
TWELVE-VEAR-OLD
MICHELLE
BOCRGAULT
of
St.
Jean-Port-Joli,
Quebsc,
quietly
and
skillfully
works
with
paints
on
one
of
,n
.
.
hnd-
nrved
lamps
tuped
out
by
her
father,
Andre
Bourgault.
In
his
fifties,
Bourgault
is
considered
"king
of
the
wood-carving
trade"
in
the
tiny
Gaspe
Peninsula
town.
In
this
cn.se,
like
father,
like
daughter.
5
4
cum
ftntly
chopped
tY
4
cups
ftmly
choppad
cabbog
'm
4
cups
fimty
eKoppd
onion
1
V
t
Colmnn't
Mustard
..I
I'fW
Va
cupi
lugor
2
tabltipoom
flour
Va
rablespoon
turnvrl
3
cup
diluttd
virwar
Covet
cetery,
cabbage
and
onions
with
brine
Hi
cup
to
1
quart
water).
Allow
to
stand
overnight
Drain
well.
Com-
bine
dry
ingredients
with
vinegar.
Bring
to
boil.
Add
chopped
vegetables
and
boil
or
0
mins.
Put
into
sterilized
jairss
Cool
and
cover
with
hot
paraffin.
ckh
pf7j
a
r?
a
m
am
Chides
Churchill
1
-r
o't
tRn-tr-rsi
prime
I's'nr
ch'trrhill
got
a
lecture
today
for
f'tnlna;
an
pt
a
rf"""t
-nblnet
mpetlna;
wearing
a
for-nnllv
rut
black
Jacket
with
a
"air
of
barey
grey
jilarks.
Th
T-ilfir
end
Cutter,
trade
urn--l
of
the
British
men's
undlts
were
shocked
when
they
-
isi
-
tn-ps
in
the
nepers.
Tt
("escribe!
as
"unorthodox"-his
"marrying
of
what
happened
to
be
a
Ughtweli-ht
nni1"
of
wirstel
trousers
with
a
single-breasted,
link-buttoned,
.
-rVnt
uev
foml
cut."
'
"Ir.dred,"
.
the
journal
added
scornfully,
"the
pockets,
pointeil
lipels
anrj
link
button
gave
ths
'ppeirpnce
of
being
related
to
?K
fuhel.
?
,rcnasecl
some
Top
pnCe
eement
was
i.83
f"es
funds
r;1"
Howe,
in
R1
t,
Andrew.s,
N.B..
I-1'
Brum,,
t0
huv
f
her
usual
100,000
-
'
t
op
yer
tliJ
lationa,
Wheftt
lJs
renewed
th's
1
Lfiet:'mi,if'd
I
,'le,
international
I"-
October.
L
orices.
hw.
:0"ld
not
fall
WJA
WW
A
U
ULJU
Ul
tU
You'll
find
that
members
of
Canatla's
most
distinguished
clubs
call
for
Canada's
most
distinguished
whisky
...
Lord
Calvert.
For
superb
quality
.
.
.
and
the
smoothest
highball
you've
ever
tasted
.
.
.
always
call
fur
Lord
Calwrt!
Loud
Calvert
CAIVERT
DISTILLERS
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
TEA
BAGS
mm
...:?.,.
,v....
....
THIS
ADVCRIISEMENI
IS
NO!
PU8HSHE0
OR
DISPlAVfOiV
THE
UOUOt
CONTDOl
SOA8DOH
SY
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
tllTISH
COIUME
..
the
dinner
Jncket
fe.mily."