Fined For Failure To / LEGIONNAIRES AT PENDER TO
|PREPARE FOR HALL PROJECT

Give Right Of Way

George: Corry, Saanich, was fined «
$5 and costs. of $5.50, when he ap-

peared in Sidney R.C.M-P. ‘court. Legion; was held at Mayne Island | tion: were discussed in detail.

A. special : meeting of the Gulf
[Islands Branch, No. 84, Canadian

Several potential. resolutions for
presentation. to Dominion conven- |
One

On - Saturday. before - Magistrate KF | on Monday, Marchi 26, - There. were | concerned the formation of a Cana-
aker for. failing to “give right i 12 ‘members present, with the presi-.{dian ‘Coast-Guard Corps,.two were

Away to a fire truck.
‘Peter: Lee, ‘of ; Victoria, was. fined

‘$5 and” costs of” $5: for: failure . ig

etop at a stop sign..

Canada’s. commercial aivlines ” “in
1953: ‘averaged only . one’ - accident.
" every 736,795 . revenue . miles, . only
one. death every. 43,509 paying- pas-

“-sengers. or. every 1,103, ‘ade ‘Payload

miles.

TUBELESS

dent, W. B..Kay,-in the chair.

The business’ ofthe meeting cen-
tred: largely on’ the coming Domin-
ion convention, to, be, held in. Van-
‘couver : this: year, The: branch de='
cided to ‘send a delegate to the.con-
vention, and. W...B: Kay was ‘unan-
-imously elected to this position; .with
‘Dr. J. Hallowes. as: alternate ‘in .the
event that: Mr. Kay. should find him-
self unable to. attend.

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concerned with the workings of the |
Pensions Act,. and the: balance were |

of “a general-nature.:: All. were: fin-

ally put in order ready for forward-

ing to the evmvention:: ‘resolutions

comuinittee. 2.0

NEW. HALL

A- considerable part. of. the meet.
ing was devoted: to discussion on the
-proposed . Legion : Hall; It- would
seem that, in “the light of informa-
tion given. atthe meeting, that the
chances. of. ‘obtaining sufficient
financés to start this building later
in this year, are fairly good.:. After
the Dominion ‘convention. is over, it
is hoped that final-plans can. -be
prepared and a start made on the
building.

During the tea interval ‘the: presi-
dent. thanked -members of. the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to the branch for
the yery. nice collation . they had
pre epared for the for the attending menmibers. |

ICIVIL DE DEF ENCE —
MEETING AT
MAHON HALL

_ A well attendea mMecting ‘on, civil |
defence was held recently in Mahon |
hall, Ganges. G/Capt. A. R.-Lay-
ard: Was in ‘the chair and. introduced
the speakers, Brig. G..A:- McCarter,
provincial . assistant co-ordinator’ of
civil: defence, and Claud “Watkins,
B.C. welfare liaison . officer,’ who
both spoke on what would: be. re-
quired of Salt Spring Island in the
event of 4 major disaster.

Ray Lamont, ‘co-ordinator: for. the.
Greater : Victoria: Mutual Aid | Area,*
who was atthe. meeting, showed a.
moving picture: of a film depicting”
the action and: results of an’ atomic
bomb.. Brig.:.McCarter pointed - out
that:whilst people think: the atomic
bomb -is obsolete they. need only to
realize that: the hydrogen bomb ‘is:
nearly ten times~as great. and in’
both’. cases ‘there will always -be:'a.
fringe area: which ‘will ‘require: the
services “of: all civil defence ‘units, a

“Phe ‘tole. on: Salt : Spring: Island
will -be®..the .same’ “in. either | case;
which, will be looking after evacu-.
ated personnel, ‘casualties, and” be

; homeless.

“tts intended to. hold. a series eon
lectures ‘on’ ‘the welfare work neéces-

|} isary: under: civil : defence,, ‘probably.

_about the middle of April, ‘notice’ of.

the actual. date willbe. announced
as soon: as. a As s known. os :

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“Was: ‘any. part of: that money
paid -to” anyone | “else, other’ than
Baker, ” asked Crown Counsel “A.-M.
Johnson. ..

“It: was paid to: Baker or one of.
his gang,” tesponded Whitcomb.
FIVE RUNS -

The witness then went on to his

‘association : with “Baker as haulier:
‘He had :hauled liquor

‘of: liquor.
‘about’ five! -times between ‘Anacortes
and Seattle. .
closed coupes with ». Whitcombe,
Baker, Charlie Smith, oo John-
son and. others. —. :

“A sack’ ‘was: entered’ as an. exhibit
sihen’ it was identified as resembling
that sold. by. ‘Winitcomibe: to Dr. Frost
of. “Anacortes. ra

“In! eioss-examination’: by R.: ©.
Lowe, defending Baker, Whitcombe

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on behalf ‘of Inspector Cruickshank |
of the B.C. Provincial Police.during
1924. .-His~ enquiries were
specifically addressed to: the ‘dis- |
position of certain liquors, he added.
DR. FROST. .

This -- enquiry had -taken hint to,
Dy... Frost, a --medical ‘pra actitioner |
who ‘had: been’ in practise in’ Ana-.
cortes’ since.1913. - The “doctor had.
shown him’ a ‘burlap sack, which’ he 4
had handed ‘over to the, B.C. police. |
He identified: the sack already en-
tered as evidence, ~~ |

“In response to Mr. Lowe he agreed \
that. there. was.a ferry service. op-
erating twice daily between Sidney |
and Anacortes: :He also stated that.
Anacortes hada population of 6,000
and that he and another man had
represented” the. law. enforcement
agency within the city. me

Harold. Creed. Kerrigan. was’ a

salesman ‘with the Wilcox: Company |
on. First Avenue in* Seattle. .He

testified. that Baker ‘had come ‘into |:

his: store to purchase some buttons
for’ 4 blue serge coat.

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recalled that in:his:initial conversa- - “s
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about: = job: hauling: liquor * into
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did. not: ‘know Whitcombe. :: The: Jat-
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‘no action: had. been. ‘taken: on“ the:,
matter until. ‘Baker. r showed. Up. ;

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“He bought plain gold buttons,
anchor: buttons.

“Por what purpose did he want
the buttons?” asked Mr.: Johnson.

“Well, he said: he: wanted to. give
the federals plenty of gold. to look

iat and: he. wanted: a -white cap:

cover.”
The sallesroan proved his ability

He then lost’ some’ of the ‘sales.
force he showed: when he’ admitted
that he later forgot to include the
cover on the sales bill. : The -wit-
ness identified a cap. as one he had:

made up at.the request of the Crown 0.) .

“to resemble .the’one -he had :sold:”
| Kerrigan also™ identified-a sales slip’...
| as being the one he had made out i in

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owner's ‘device. and gold chin strap.

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