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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-04-23, Page 3.4 1 1 1 ,11 4 !4,11 I 1 0 '4 4 1 :. 4 1 I I S I 4 4 ts, CANADA'S POST WAR - SILVER BOOM Salient facts about Silver — PRODUCTION — Canadian Silver production in ounces increased 143%, from 1945 to 1958. At its highest level in 48 years. — VALUE OF CANADIAN,PRODUCTION — In the same period silver production value rose 346%. —PRICE — Silver as well as gold has, during the pasts even years, a steadier price record than any other metals. -- SUPPLY — Consumption in World markets ex- ceeded production by 45,000,000 ounces in 1958, We believe this Silver Shortage will continue end there will be. a consequent rise in price. Write for our Report on Silver and for our free reports on LODOIS O Silver & Cobalt Mining Lirnited -- a growi113 Silver we:Weer. 4 tt CLASSIFI EDADVERTI SING Innocent People Confessed Murder At 3,30 A.110, the telephone rang in the beeiroorts. Sleep , Captain 'Tack Dotionue Of ,the 'Los Angeles Murder Squad , gripped for the receiver. A hard vpice said; "I killed her!' Now I Shall 'hill another beauti- iall like the Black Pahlie to prove P9wer'' The line clicked dead, By '345.5, a.nts the P411 had been traced to an all-night cafe in the city suburbs, Donohue led a dozen petrel ears to the area, The cafe was empty save Pa, a hefty-shouldered man sipping coffee, He faced the police and in the cold voice he had used on the telephone said: "It took you guys long enough. I'm worse than Jack the Ripper!" Handcuffs were snapped on his wrists. He was raced to [so- lice headquarters. There, in a bleak, fifth-floor office, grim-faced detectives listened, as Captain Donohue ex- tracted the man's story Final- ly, the suspect - a truck driver - insisted on writing a com- plete confession: After he had signed it, a weary-eyed Donohue turned to his assistants and said: "Hold him - as a mental case." For Vertick was the latest of two hundred cranks who have "confessed" to murdering the woman known as the Black Dahlia. That is just one of the records that the world's strang- est case holds. Investigations have lasted twelve years, They have spread to all corners of the world. They have cost a for- tune. Since the Black Dahlia died on an icy, windswept morning in mid-January, 1947, there have been over 2,000 murder- hunts in Los Angeles, But none as intense :as that for the Black Dahlia's slayer. For she was part of Hollywood. And her death brought its shadow over many Leading figures in the celluloid paradise. Tall, willowy and beautiful, Elizabeth Short had died the way she lived - surrounded by macabre sensation. She had gone to Hollywood to seek adulation and riches insinuated herself into the ;;company of producers and di• ;rectors, and soon got a few bit (parts. Then the scandal magazines sought her out. She took their 'money in exchange for "juicy" gossip. Her so-called "friends" drop- ped her, Elizabeth moved from her luxury flat on. Sunset Boule- vard to another one. Her bit parts tailed off, Money grew short. Soon she lived in one Of the side-streets in the capital of make-believe, a street of cheap stores, garish neon signs, ;"drunks, rooming-houses-and poverty. Elizabeth stood out in that street. For she had retained one gimmick from her past. She dressed completely in black - tight-fitting black dresses, ex• pensive nylon underwear, black shoes, even a huge jet-black ring on her finger. She empha- sized her , jet-black hair by wearing a white rose pinned to it. She became known as the Black Dahlia. On that cheerless night of January 13th,. 1947, she had gone to a leafy-laned lovers' trysting, ,spot to meet a man. She was' early - eager for companion- „ship' in a now lonely life. Suddenly the killer struck Her sultry voice rose in ter- ror. . . . She was found suspended by the ankles from a tree bough. Her body had been hacked with a butcher's cleaver arid on her leg the killer had left the in- itials "B.D.” - her trademark; the Black Dahlia. Soon the hunt for her mur- derer covered every 'State. It BACKAcijE -Mo lt be Warning BattiActie is often caused by lazy lit ney action.. When kidneys get out of en et, excess acids and *hates teitialli *ri the system. Then bieltache; dias tinted rester that titd4flat and heavy- headed feeling may soon falloss. That's the time to take Dotld'A Kidney Pills, Dodd'a stimulate the klatiess to normal action, Then you feel bettett-aleeP better -work better, Get Dodd'a 'Macy Pills noW.59 • SLEEP TO AND RELIEVE MERVOUSNESN 1/PAY T -MORROW TO be happy end tranquil Instead of nervous or for a good night's deep, take Skittle tablets ciccordInq to directions. SEDICIN® TA BLETS bnig Storci Oelyi TIBET TESTS NEHRU - Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's policy of neutralism for India is under severe test as an out growth of Communist China's takeover in Tibet. Many of In- dia's political parties are de- manding that Nehru acknow- ledge publicly the danger to In , dia presented by Red China's policies. spread to Canada, across the Atlantic to Europe. In two days Donohue had a description of the killei • thick- set, surely, red hair, swagger ing gait. It came from a dozen sources - could have fitted a thousand men. Telephone calls streamed into Donohue's ()Nice from people who had seen him. In the first day of the hunt there were 1,000 calls - a record. Three days after the slaying -came the first "I did it" dull the first of two hundred. Ian Jacobson was the caller He came from Laramie. He said; "I did it, I guess I had to. What more do you want," Donohue grew excited when Jacobson claimed he'd dyed his hair after the murder. A rinse in a police wash-room showed he was a red-head, The grilling went on. The man from Lara- mie pointed to stains on his jacket and Mumbled: "It's her blood. . . ." Laboratory tests proved the stains to be red ink. The Man , from Laramie was sent packing. The spate of false confessions soared - from cranks, drunks and exhibitionists. Each was carefully checked. Hundreds of police man-hours were wasted Then came a lead. The Am- erican Army C.I.D. department picked up a soldier on draft to England. The man, Corporal Jo- seph Dumart, said he was a friend of the Black Dahlia. He was flown to Los Angeles. There he said: "I did it, She double-crossed me." He would say no more. But blood found on his trousers belonged to the same blood group as the dead woman. Dumart started to talk freely. He produced his trump: a fifty- page Confession. Donohue read the first few paragraphs - and threw it away. The corporal was sent to a psychiatrist - where he was shown to be a split-personality, There was also the sailor who boasted he had a reputation' for cutting up bodies. Broken down, he sulked:' "Well I could do it!" There was. the garage keeper who "confessed." His reason: he wanted to die so that his wife could .collect the insurance. There was the wealthy busi- neSsinan who insisted he had clone 'the killing. Challenged, he said he'd an "urge to sit in the gas chamber," Women also joined the list of "confessors." There was the-housewife who drove to Los. Angeles police headquarters and told a plaus- ible yarn. She was taken to Donohue's -Office - only to be unmasked,. She told him' "I just wanted. YOU to prove I'm a liar." - Another woman telephoned to "confess." She told 'Donohue to meet her at a local newspaper office. He did, and found her to be a liar. Asked why she had chosen the venue, she sighed: "I'd hoped to get my picture in the paper. I've always wanted to be famous!" At an Atherican air base in the north of England an airman claimed he was the murderer. Found to be a liar, ,he was asked why he'd "COnfessed." This is his answer:' "Well,. I heard I was to be posted to the Vat test. I thought my admission would get me out of it!" Later he was posted - to the South Pole! By the ehd of the year 150 people had Made false tidinis- sions. Then for two years they stopped. But in 1950 cante a. spate of sixteen. The year after there Were seven,. Donohue' worked on, In IOU B. pretty' nineteen-year-old Wife, Sh.99.114 11,CINIP;. ,PI ay pff?. DtaSetJall' is 1,700.10140. AVCONe log, to en. Associated Press. sur- vey, in the opinion of American sports .e.ditors„ baseball is no longer the dominant national port,. it is still No,: 1, but bY the 'narrowest of margins over COilege. football, The poll read,. 1Vrajori;leagtw baseball, 80,9 .pet' cent, followed by college foot, ball, .80,51 pro football, 97.3; college basketball, 81,0: boxing, 504; golf, 55.5i .fishing, 48.9; hunting, 43.7; bowling, .39,8; pro. basketball, 37,9; 'track and field, 37,41 horse racing, 34.5; tenirie;, automobile racing, 25.0; motorboating, 24.2;. swimming,. 22,2; minor league basebal l, 21.3; hockey, 19.9; harness rap. mg, 15,1; wrestling, 15 3, skiing, 14,9 yachting, 11.2; rowing, '10.0; figure skating, 0.0; bil- liards, 5.7; and ice spued situ+ 'mg, 5.3. ' A total of 202 replies to the poll were received from 42 states and Canada, A lumber of sports editors • pointed, out that interest' in the Indianapolis 509, mile race was much more in- tense than- :interest in automo- bile racing generally As might I:e expected, skiing and hockey draw strong suppsrt from north• ern states, less from southern ,t , 4, Just why baseball will no, maize a concentrated effort to re-vitalize is difficult to under- stand. It is true individual owners have transferred Fran-, chises with success, but the major leagues have made no combined' effort to break with tradition and cater to the pub- lic. But the minor leagues, in real trouble, are doing some• ihing about it. They are trying mergers, inter-league games, and 'expansion. All of which will bear. watching. Expansion has been discussed by the majors, a third league has been hinted, and inter league snorted at. They broke tradition when they permitted transfers," so why not go whole hog and take the easiest steps first, inter-league and playoffs - yes, playoffs. Inter-league would give every fan in every city a chance to see every major-league player. Playoffs would sustain interest in base- ball just as it has in hockey and pro basketball writes Webb Morse, Sports Editor of The Christian Science Monitor. There would have been no in- terest in the National Basket- ball Association this year if it had not been for the playoffs - St. Louis and Boston ran away with their, divisions. In the National Hockey League, Montreal Canadiens made a shambles of the league. But the fans maintained interest be- cause of second, third, and fourth „places were available in the playoffs. * * Playoffs are net new to base- ball. The American League has had a playoff when there is a tie for first place, and the Na- tional League even makes such a first-place tie a two-out-of- three series. All the major leagues have to do is cut the season short two weeks and stage a best-of-three series be- tween the firstsand third-place teams and second and foprth, with winners to meet in best- of-three for, league title and right to enter World Series.. If an eighth-place team in August 'had a chance •to make fourth place in September, there would be good reason to go and see therm When the 'Yankees clinch the,. pennant in August what is, left? Hockey and bas• ketball play Offs are sell-outs, so you can't say the fans don't go for them. • Helen Miller, reported a man- had scarred her with a knife. It was routine - until Donohue learnt that the sear Was initial§ gouged •into her leg. The hunt flared up. A Shop- keeper, Donald Graff, was ques- tioned, He admitted scarring Helen, but insisted he knew nothing of the Black. Dahlia. For three days police, grilled him. Then, for no' public rea- son; he was freed, In 1954 Donohoe flew to New York to interview a dishwasher who had "confessed." It took five days before the Man crack- ed and admitted he was a cradknot. The first British reporter to see the file on the BMA Dahlia was told by lionointe: "One day the real killer will talk. They nearly always 'do. And be,. waiting. . The telephone rang. ile pick- ed. it up, "CaVrt Donohue, Ito-. thioide 8Onad, speaking. Ha' Sat back to listen. The seine Way as One day he will listen to the real kiIlet of the Black .' confessing. U AGENTS, wm7trep EXTRA Cash to Yettr Spare time- 44§t show your friends our All Ocea$1,00 CorO011OA feeds linoluding PellgtOna/. Stationers. Gifts. Write ter atenPleS. Colonial. 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Wanted, Write J. & J. F. Anderson. Brokers 2 Manor Rd. East, Toronto 7. TEACHERS WANTED 'EACHER required rural school, DULk. to commence September- 1959,Quail**. sal Preferred, Apply stating siurillficatloq, ary expected and last Inspector. SU o . Ella GodfreY, Noickle, Ont„ SIMCOE COUNTY A Protestant teacher for rural sch044 on Highway 92. Please state quelitleAs non and last inspector. Sahu'Y $3,4Dgr. Apply to Reg, 0, Archer, Secretary. Treasurer, ries:School Arca, Ont,, R.11, 2, phone 7,18E33, YORK COUNTY S. 5. No, 7-King, about 12 miles in*" ,Metropolitan Toronto, reqUireS quo,. ed, experienced teacher for a twar room school (enrollment 16-20), Dialer to commence In September, Apply Oat- ing qualifications, experience, etc., to Mrs. Gordon Chapman Sec..TreaS,, 1, 1Cleinburg, Ontario. ST. FRANCIS SEPARATE $CHOOL. Tilbury Ontario REQUIRES; Qualified, expertenee4 Catholic Teacher for English grades Qt a 12 room modern. Bilingual School. Duties to commence September 1st, 1959. Applications stating age, expert-, ence, qualifications and name of last Inspector to: E. C, QUENNEVILLE Sec,-Treas-, Tilbury Ont, Sox 233, PROTESTANT teacher for new moder C. F. Cannon School in Cornbermere 0 Highway No, 62. Colonial Coach .dally service, Eight grades, State experience, qualifications and salary expected. WRITE E. E. Stevenson, Secretary, Rad- cliffe T.S,A„ Combermere, Opt, R.C. SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF SUDBURY invites applications froth Catholic teachers for Auxiliary, kindergarten, and regular classes, for opening of school in September. Minimum salary, $2,700. Maximum sal- atiryo a$14,2K010n. d Ae rugxai lritaerny aa ssss ee $210000 aadddidi. bona]. Men in charge of sports. $300 additional. New teachers given full credit for each year of teaching experi- ence up to a maximum of five years. Benefit; P.S.I., Cumulative sick leaVt plan. Salary schedule sent upon request. Apply stating age, qualifications, ex- perience and name of last inspector to: W. A, Forget, Adminstrator, 162 Mackenzie St„ Sudbury, Ont. TECUMSETH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL. AREA is in need of 0 teachers for rural 1.- room schools commencing in September. Schools are in Simcoe County around Beeton, 40 50 miles north of Toronto. Salary Schedule Minimum for Short Term Cert.... $2600 Minimum for lst or 2nd Class Certificate 3000 Annual increment ....„ ............ 209 Allowance for Experience (up to 3 years) yearly 200 Maximum ..... „ 4000 Please state qualifications, experience, religion and name of last inspector. J. F. Houghton-Newton Robinson, Ont. TRUCKS, TRAILERS TRAILERS, new and used all makes, 10' to 51'. up to 10' wide, for living or holidays, always at least 20 to choose. from, 25% down, up to 5 years to pay. furniture, cars, etc. in trade, or dis- counts with no trade. See Trailermart, Wharncliffe Rd. S. in London. 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