Tuesday. Nov. 8. 1955 The Guardian Page 5

ncuudthaturyretumstoinmiytnssnsissrrieduni - We ii in . ' nd ihlnlnhed. w h - 'l'h:o mom 39113:" Imsut:.rt:d dam to Murray i y

statement is as follows: River for the doctor. and. on the . ; , . 9?

1, Elmer Herbert O'Connor, hav- way down I was stopped by I

log been warned by Const. R. C. Mountie. who checked my truck over and gave me a traffic check slip. I then went to Dr. Boaiieil's but he was away and I couldn't ' r r

Pettitt. a member or the R. C. M. get a doctor, so I headed back to

P., Montague detachmen. as fol-

lows: -" ' You need not say any-

thing. you have noth to hope

tron: any promise or avor. and

nothing to fear from any threat Glen Martin again to see if I could do anything. on the way back. my truck ran out of gas on a hill, and I had no brakes on it. which re- sultad in the truck going back into

whether or not you do say any-

thing. Anything you do say may be the ditch. By the time I got back to MacKenzie's again, there was

used as svldence' do hereby state no one there, so I went to my par-

as follows: ents home at Gladstone. I give

On Saturday. the llth oi June, 1965, I left my work at Kinkora. at 11.00 a.m. and went to Borden where I purchased three pints of . this statement of my own free will and it is correct and true to the best of my knowledge and belief." Charlottetown I, along with two CONTINUES EVIDENCE other fellows. hired I taxi to Mon- Constable Pettitt in continuing tague. From Montague I got a ride his evidence following reading of to Alfred Moore's at Whim Road the -statement said that at noon at where I had left my truck. I took the 19th he went with Sgt. Davis my truck and headed out to Wil- to MacKenzie's home at Glen llain MacKsns.ie's at Glen Martin, Martin. Sgt. Davis took charge of where my wife and two children the exhibits. . -, are living. on the way there I open. On cross examination the witness i . , . ed a bottle of gin and took a couple said that he did not know Mac- " " i - of drinks.. I arrived at William Kenzie, that he found him down- MacKanzie's around 7.00 p.m. and stairs on a bed. He stated that on went into the house wheranty wile arrival at the hospital no doctor

. and two children were. Macxansie was there and he remained until 11,. new bridge at Murray ,nearing completion. No oiiicial but it is expected that tunic "I Wilviiftinlwood-ttho time the doctor arrived.

under eonst:-uctloaais announcement has been made. will be usin it . - I V" "iii in ii” lwlllc I few The Willie" laid illli when in ”"" "W sibly rule” this with or car apart, minutes when my wits and 1 start and Austin called at Gladstone lor , g 0'1 Ifluing. the accused he was in bed and that . , inicla. William Mscxensia. and he he gave the statement voluntarily. came inlio the house -and he and I He said he saw the cut in the ac- r a n started lighting. Then we went out- cused's head and above his eye. - side and he struck me with his flat and I hit him back, knocking

Begins Al Georgetown ll"-rii'm":i”sl”e1ml3i3 A

He said he saw O'Connor later that ma out to the gate. When I went

gin. From Borden I went to char- lottatown with my foreman. John MacDonald of Clanrlottetown. From

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, 9 , . . . . . . ll.:lc,t!i.sledm:vas nlgisr. Ilg!r.";:ll.ngQ.Cf at 9:80 l.I.m.e ilfilh ocsnx Mgglg The Jury waes as ' to re- HE supeprast elemems cook in double qmck um" 0” comblnmbn "M... The morning session was taken Austin, and went to the home of ill! Willie "18 trill Within I trill y 5 T

up with the selection of a petit jury William MacKensie. The house W3! Mid '0 deiimlle ill! Iflmilb i h I with the prosecution having tour was in darkenss, and he shined n ability of the liatemenb Q L x challenges and the defense thlrt- light through the window. He saw The Wlillels "id in this trial that , y een. Twenty-nine names were cali- a man lying on a bed and they the accused was given the statut- . . c

from a total or thirty-seven he- went into the house. There they ory warning and that count. Austin The annual meeting of 1 )1 '

are the jury was selected, the round the man with his face cover- and the accused's mother were the Liberal Association of ,-s L ,

members of which are: Howard ed with blood and he -was uncon- P7959?" when ill! liliemelli Wll second Distri t of K- ) LW)

Maclseod. Dundas, Foreman, Ben- scious. They took him to the Kings illkell . . C v mgs ' L F FA ( RT” ”"""”"'” "" '

nett Lewis, St. Peters; Chester County Hospital. The witness our on cross examination the wit- Will be held In Morel! Hall . mm-Mun-5-Mntw---Mvwwdu smuviri. a uurmo rsonucrs umrss

whitcway. Murray River; Regin- he also saw a small child in a crib "955 Said iilili lie Conlldbfed "19 On Tuesday. N0V- 3th at 3 saarrvius. nu.

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Greenwich; Aiti-ed Donnelly, At the hospital the patient was Montague. said that he was our A. c Macxenzge

our-seq over to Dr. G.s.A, ;n,m,.,. ent with Const. Pattitt when the ' ' Eastern Guardian ghe witness and Sgt. Donia s. statement was taken. He said that Pl'e5lilelli- avis.

then in charge of the Mom. Consi. Pettitt gave the warning be- .-.--.-:--Z, ague degrchment, went back to the git: ill” li9i9l'"9n:hWll ilken. and ' scene. onst. Austin remained at a e stayed ere while the mllgnzgli igiusatgngli Montague the hospital. p statement was going taken. on going into the Macxenzlg On cross examination he also scan-'53 5,003,”, urrmnr house, he said, he saw . gcfeen said the accused was sober at that

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