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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 6, 1959 17 | Recalls Fatal Sault Beating | | 7 SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. | (CP) -- Alberthus J. Hoogeweg, 23, convicted of manslaughter in the slaying last January of John Hawkes, 32, testified Monday against a companion charged with murder in connection with : the same beating death. On trial is John Reville, 27, in whose home Hawkes was a boarder. Hoogeweg was origin- ally charged with murder but was convicted on the lesser count and sentenced to seven years. He told the court that he and Mr, and Mrs. Reville made re- phone calls to the Reville bome where Hawkes was baby-| sitting with the Reville children. | - -- ------------ When they received no answer | ---- era they returned to the house. ---- Hoogeweg said he went into a gp - bedroom and found Hawkes (E-------------- 3 a --___ sleeping. ed " slapped him in the face two w---- or three times. I think 1 was -------------- swearing at him." He said Re-| ---------------------- ville came in and grabbed the boarder by the throat and poked him in the face. Hawkes fell to the floor. Hooge- weg said he kicked him and Re- ville kicked him in the face. Hawkes fell over again, covered with blood. "I couldnt stand it any more so I got out," said Hoogeweg. He @ ] said Reville remained in the ; room "four or five minutes." When they found Hawkes was| ( dead, he said, Reville suggested) stealing a car, putting the body| in the back and driving it to the west end so it would look like wwe | brought to you EXCLUSIVELY by Murder Trial VANCOUVER (CP) ~-- Ray-| mond Leonard Schultz, 31, en-| tered no plea and was remanded] until today when he appeared in| court here Monday charged with| murder. | Schultz was not represented by eounsel but indicated he would be today. He was charged shortly after | the slaying of his former wife,] Lois Rivers, 27, who was shot in the face with a pistol bullet in| the bathroom of an east-end city| apartment block. | Mrs. Rivers was a native of] Minden, Ont. Her widowed) mother, who recentl yremarried, | lives at Donald, Ont. i An inquest into Mrs. Rivers'| death was set for today. Steel Workers Retaip Bighe He GIVE YOUR ORDER TO t Deloro Lo. ANY from complete Seven a Aments ' (CLS 2 rain "nin ar BN OS'."WA T'!'ES any magazin 5 it in compo gaining rights at the Deloro : Y v ] thoes miles Dothents. of Mas Eu hb \ | cCal Is Carrier. 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