HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-04-27, Page 7Trial SX -Police
Gets A Setback
XII 1953, Harold D, Rogers was
E9Teste4 on suspicion of commit-
ting a murder during a New
'raven kiquar store robbery. For
same six hours after his arrest
Ile Was questioned by police of-
1licers but would say nothing
*bout his supposed crime. But
then the officers worked a ruse,
They pretended to issue an order
than hisife be brought in for
questioning. And at that point
Rogers agreed to confess,
The next day, -still incommuni-
cado and without counsel, Ro-
gers repeated his confession to
a coroner.
He was tried, convicted, and
sentenced to death, the trial
Mudge holding that the police
trick "had no tendency to pro-
duce a confession that was not
• iii accord with the truth."
But now the United States
Supreme Court has overturned
she Connecticut courts, invali-
dating Rogers' confession and
ordering his retrial without it.
Justice Felix Frankfurter, de-
livering the court's main opin-
ion, made it plain that truth
alone is not sufficient to justify
the admission of a confession in
evicler.re. It must also be tiuly
voluntary.
"Convictions following the ad-
mission into evidence of conies-
sions which are involuntary,
i.e., the product of coercion,
either physical or psychological,
cannot stand," he wrote. This
is not so much because such
confessions are unlikely to be
true but because the methods
used to extract them offend an
underlying principle in the en-
forcement of our criminal law;
that ours is an accusatorial and.
not an inquisitorial system — a
system in which the state must
establish guilt by evidence in-
dependently and freely secured
and may not by coercion prove
its charge against the accused
out .of his own mouth."
The court has said substanti-
ally the same thing many times
before. But it cannot be said too
frequently. Secret detention for
the purpose of inducing a sus-
pectto incriminate himself is
intlerentiy coercive. It is, indeed,
a substitution of trial by police
ilei • trial by a court of law.
O. John Roges, a former as-
sistant United States attorney
general has noted that criminal
trials in our democracy do not
abound in confessions, as those
in Communist countries do.
This is no accident. It is be-
cause the Communistcountries
regularly employ trial by police.
It is because theirs is an inqui-
sitorial, not an accusatorial, sys-
tem. — Boston Herald.
Intuition is something that tells
a woman she's right when she
isn't.
MISSILE MAID — Peggy Hart -
lel of '.Great Falls, Mont.,
stands beside a model of the
6,000 -mile - range Minuteman
Missile in a local' hank The 12-
foot model (one-fifth actual, size)
advertised the start of construc-.--
tion on a launching complex in
the Great Falls arca. The $62
million project is to be com'
plated' in 1963.
MOUSE CHARMER — Striking
the pose of an Oriental snake
charmer, 1 1 -year-old Heather
Wilding plays a concert on her
recorder. Her pet mouse, "Moz-
art," ,,just loves the tune. She's
from England.
A Face -Lift For
A • British Queen
Skilled workmen recently gave
a former British queen a good
scrub down and some beauty
treatment. S h e is Boadicea,
whose statue in her great chariot
on London's Thames Embank-
ment was specially groomed in
preparation for being floodlit to
commemorate the nineteenth
centenary of liar victory over
the Roman invaders in A.D. 61.
Boadicea, who could not read
or write, became queen of a
powerful tribe of Britons' known
. as the Ieeni by marrying their
king. The tribe occupied the area
we now call Norfolk and Suf-
folk and one of their principal -
occupations apart from fighting
was horse breeding,
The horses they bred were
probably used to draw this war-
rior queen's chariot. Legend says
that all Boadecia's soldiers'
chariots had -scythes attached to
their wheels, but some historians
have denied that this is true.
What they are agreed about is
that in the battles the Britons
far outnumbered the Romans but
were poorly armed and not
nearly so well trained.
It was suggested, some-., years
ago, that a skeleton found brick-
ed into the wall of a North Wales
parish church was that' of Boa-
dicea. Some experts claimed to
identify her bones through a
deduction, saying that her final
battle with the Romans took
place not far from. where the
skeleton was found.
Boadicea is said to have died.)
from poison, " self-administered,
after her final battle with - the
Romans. Before every encounter
she had declared that she ,would
conquer or die. -
When a pitfull of unique Ro-
man pottery was fottnd on a
farm site at Colchester, Essex,
in 1938, .experts said that the pit
was probably filled up ' with
debris after the then Roman
city had been destroyed by
Boadicea.
He Liked To Test Kis
Coffin In Advance
The recent news story about a
man who slept in his coffin
every night is not without 'pre-
cedent,
A niost unusual caseis found
. in an interesting book,' "A Rus-
sian Childhood," by E. N. Vodo-
vosova.
When he was fifty, a Russian
landowner dreamed livid he'd
suddenly died and a carpenter,
one of .his serfs, had taken his
measurements for a coffin, then
got drunk and lost them.
From memory he made one
that turned out to, be too, short,
Ile had to be pushed into it by
brute force and, although he was
;dead, the pain, was excruciating!
He was so impressed by the
dream that he decided to have a
suitable coffin made ready for
him while he was still alive.
He sent his carpenter to *cis -
tow to be trained,
When the man had mastered
the craft and returned, he built
coffins by the dozen. But none
Was suitable, and the rich man
kept them line barn.
Some developed cracks, some
fell to pieces. Others which didn't
come up to his requirements
were presented to serfs in whose
families there had been a death,
Dry straw was : kept in each
coffin, and he would lie in each
in turn to test them even though
they did not come tip to the re-
quired standard.
116
CLASSIFIED
AGENTS WANTED
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11 drains, sewers, send $2,80 for satiN
sample and literature, Loomis Enter.
Dirges, Washington 14, D.C.
STEADY PROFITS
SELLING made to measure clothes di•
reef to wearer. Firm established .1933,
Attractive cloths easily sold, Generous
Commtsslens, low prices, tree suit
bonuses. Full or part time, Experience
not necessary. Tremendous opportunity.
Write
., Dept . X1,samples. Rodney
Montreal Ing
BABY CHICKS
BRAY helps you get ready for your
markets. Order from .good assortment
breeds, in' started pullets, praupt ship -
anent Dayolds, including Antes In.
Cross, some for prompt delivery, and
hatehed to order. Book June -July
broilers now. See local agent, or write
Bray Hatchery, 120 John North, Hamil-
ton, Ont.
BATTERIES
BATTERIES REPAIRED
BROR,EN cases, pests, covers, cells re•
placed, etc. Free pick-up and delivery
Stratfo d, Phone radius. E,
IIR.
8. 1,
BERRY & ROOT PLANTS
ONTARIO'S LARGEST
STRAWBERRY GROWERS
ALL COMMERCIAL VARIETIES
12 MILLION PLANTS
Returns of up to $2,600 per acre tinder
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For complete information and price
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R.R. No, 1, WILSONVILLE, ONTARIO
PHONE: WATERFORD HICKORY 3.5007
aooics
MAGAZINES 100, $3.00 orders prepaid.
Western, romance, detective, w a r,
mechanics, humor, sport, educational,
movie, French, medical, men's: home,
science. State wants. Freemans, Corn-
wall, Ont. - -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MOTELS MOTELS MOTELS
INQUIRIES invited from operators -in-
forested in Chain Operation Motel 25
Units with Gasoline Bar, and Coffee
Bar. Locetlons available Ontario and
Quebec on 25 years net lease basis.
Capital to furnish required. Lease se.
entity, excellent banking references. A
goad opportunity for security of oper-
ation in All Canadian Motel Chain.
Write: Bonsquet Construction Inc. 2
Gouin Blvd, East, Montreal, P Q, Tel.
DU, 7.8835.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
ELECTRICAL Appliance Store building
and modern apartment. -Equipment to
service refrigerators, washers, stoves,
freezers, radios, television and small
appliances, no competition. Apply box
number 234, 123 -10th Street, Now To-
ronto, Ont.
TWO•storey building 22 x 109 situated
in the heart of Waterloo, presently used
as stationery store, suitable for almost
any type of business, excellent terms,
contact Lester Brox, Realtor, 87 Fred.
erkk St., Kitchener.
IDEAL FAMILY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
GENERAL store,post office, snack bar,
pumps and four bedroom home, On
main highway between. North Bay and
Quebec border. $23,090
Con-
tact EC.Alpeir,Fena, On
CHRISTMAS TREES
CHRISTMAS tree seedlings. Austrian
and Scotch pines. Best possible stock,
$16 per 1,000. D. A. Tiffin, Cookstown,
Ont.
EAVESTROUGHING
ATTENTION TINSMITHS
YOU ought to know that half round
eavestrough in 28 gauge can be bought
at less than current prices. .Write Enos
S Martin, R. 3 Wallenstein,-Ont
FEMALE HELP WANTED
STENOGRAPHER, shorthand: 'at ones.
Also -good.plaie.'esok exclusive yacht
club. North Channel, -'Lake Tiuron, Ap-
lily . in writing with fullbackground
and photograph. Highest wages. Car
boar Island Yacht and Fishing Club,
Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, Ontario.
How Can 1? .
By Roberta Lee
Q, What is the "trick" in iron-
ing bias -cut garments?
A. To iron them with the
"grain" of, the fabric, rather than
from 'neck to hem, 'This will
prevent their. sagging. '
' Q. How. can I make a good job
of, cleaning patent -leather shoes
and other such articles?
A. Mix up a solution of • two-
thirds vinegar and one-third wa
ter. Apply -thisto the leather
with a soft cloth, and polish,with
a .dry cloth. Petroleum jelly,
applied in • the same way, will do
the trick, too.
ISSUE 16 — 1961.
t
FARMS FOR SALE.
ADVERTISING
100 ACRE FarM for sale, LargebrIelt
house with hydro and water. arn
by 65; straw shed 30 by 4$' drive shed
49 by 60, 4 acres of hardwood bush,
Apply Mr. John A. Hird, ILII, No, gg
Atwood, Ontario, This advertisement It
published free as one of the many
benefits of:-
THE
f:-
T15Lnd (CANADA)
P.O. ;px 1029, on; O4
FARM EQUIPMENT"
1000 LANGEMAN asparagus harvester,
used less than 30 hence. Reasonable.
Lot Smith, 3285 Watkins Rd., Columbus,
Ohio, BElmont 5.0749.
-
DEXTRA
2 00.00Holland
diesel,
100 baler, eslightlyhused,
$1100.00. Spring tooth drag 3 point
hitch, new. $153 00. Bay Sider, 30 Elisya-
both St., Welland, Ont. Phone Bit.
•2.5502.
POULTRY Equlkmant and Farin Sup-
plies Write now for your free cats.
Logue, Rideau Specialty Co., Box 277.
Smiths Falls, Ontario.
HERE they are! Be an early bird!
Heavy duty wagons with 15 -inch tires.
$125. A. Vanderkooi, General Repair
Shop, Beachville.
FARMALL MD,new condition, high
clearance adjusable front axle, also
narrow front end, belly pump, two.
way remote control valve, Model 257•
I•H•C, cultivators, good tires. 400 lire.
since complete rebuild. $1995.00. Con.
alder trade and deliver in 300 mile
talus. EARL DEAMUDE
R.R. No, 6 DUNNVILLE, PHONE 777M1
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE
MINNEAPOLIS Moline 445 tractor, 3-4
plow size, with torque amplifier, line
power take off, 3 pt. hitch,•power steer•
lag and belt pulley. Like new with
only 600 hrs. Real bargain.. Walter
Swaneion, 11.50; 3, Rockwood, Ont. UL.
6.9713.
WD9 DIESEL
INTERNATIONAL tractor, top condi.
lion. Good cash ' buy. Ernie Duckett,
concession 3, Leamington. Phone FA
6.6425.
FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS
37 COMIC Books $2.00. Hard Cover Book
disposals, 4 different $1.00. State wants.
e.
sone coloured
d$2.00kddozen,1osampleh3500,
Cash
Postpaid.0. remans, Cornwall. Ont
HUNTERS I
FISHERMEN I
CAMPERS I
THE sportsman's best friend safe,
economical. Don't be caught.in the wet
or cold' with nothing to start a camp
fire. Carry oneof our resinous wood
blocks in your jacket or tackle box,
Will light and burn instantly, even
when wet! Four (4) blocks — 10 ounces,
eraResults ouiteed psmonyfunded. CariboPchChi
Box 071, Williams Lake, British Co.
lumbia.
WATER HEATERS
ELECTRIC Water Beater! Immersion
type 110 Volts, 1320 Watts, $5,96 post.
Paid. . Year Guarantee. Larson Televi-
sion, 10132 East Warren, Detroit 14,
Michigan, U.S.A.
PHONOGRAPH .
RECORDS
YOUR record requirements are as close
us your own mailbox! Safe delivery
guaranteed. Send 25 cents in coin or
stamps today for our up-to-date Bata.
logue listing everything recorded In
Popular lilts, Country and Western,
Latin American, Polkas, Classical. Folk
and Foreign Language Music. Bob
DesP 0LrBox 7471 Montreal, W L.10,
P.Q.
HEALTH CATALOGUE
free familyt Healt njCat Life!
Naturarl
Vitamins, Foods, Herbs, Appliances.
aWagoner, 3225 South 6th. hast, Salt
La
HOUSE PLANTS
AFRICAN Violets. Write 'for list offer-
ing all the finest varietiesand colours.
Aiken Nursery, Chute Panet, Quo. •
HORTICULTURE
DAYLILI€S
NEW WONDER FLOWER
BLOOM all summer, subzero hardy —
last a lifetime Rush name and address
for coloured catalogue of these amaz-
ing flowers. Floridel Gardens, Port
Stanley, Ontario.
INSTRUCTION
EARN Morel Bookkeeping, Salesman.
ship Sl'FBrthand, Typewriting, eta Les.
sons 500 Ask for free circular No 33.
Canadian Correspondence Courses 1290
Bay Street Toronto.
LANDSCAPING
TREES
den WVrite ori phone for infree catalogue
gar-
den,
or visit Wlgdover Nurseries, Petr a,
Ontario, Ph. 6.
MAPLE SYRUP FOR SALE
I,IAPLE. syrup,. guaranteed Pure, 6 gal.
Ion case $29.50,4gallons $20.00 smaller
quantity 95.20 gallon. Howard Hasler,
Fllntoni Ont.
MEDICAL
IT'S PROVEN -- EVERY SUFFERER
OF RHEUMATIC PAINS OR NEURITIS
SHOULD TRY DIXON'S REMEDY,
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
333 ELGIN OTTAWA
;1:25 Express Collect
MEDICAL
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
13ANSSH ..the torment of dry eczema
rashes anti weeping skin troubles.
Post's Reaema Selye will not disappoint
you. itching scalding and burning ecce-
nia, acne, ngworre, pimpted end foot
ecaema respond readily to the
ofahow sssthopeless they seeem.
Sent POO Free en Receipt of Price
PRICE 99.50 PIP JAR
POST'S REMEDIES.
1145 St. can Avenue Clot,
TORONTO
NURSES WANTED
REGISTERED NURSE
ONTARIO Homes For Mentally Retard-
ed Infants Inc., Plainfield, Ontario, (7
miles north of Belleville) requires im-
mediately, additional trained staff. 8
hold duty, Night or Day, Salary $3,600
to $4,500 with ear allowance and fringe
benefits. Apply in writing with refer-
ences to Mr's, Leonora Velleman, P.O.
Box 100, Plainfield, Ontario.
THREE REGISTERED OR
GRADUATE NURSES
Required For
13 bed hospital, situated on the beau.
tiful ARROW LAKES, B,C. Standard
salaries, holidays and semi-annual In-
creases, 40 hour week and living in
accommodations at low cost,
HARRPPLY OW TLAKESI INISHOSPITALR
NAKUSP, B.C.
NUTRIA
ATTENTION
PURCHASERS OF NUTRIA
When purchasing Nutria consider the
following points which this organize•
Don offers:
1. The best available stock, no cross.
bred Standard types
recommended.
hh is
proving itself substantiated by Hies of
satisfied ranchers.
3.—Full Insurance against replace.
meat, should they not live or in the
event of sterility (all fully explained
in our certificate of merit,)
4. We give you only mutations which
are In demand for fur garments.
eereti"
a guaranteedplt m this
6. Membership in O u r exclusive
breeders' association, whereby only
purchasers of this stock may Partici.
pate In the benefits so offered.
7. Prices for Breeding Stock start at
$200. a pair.
Special offer to those who qualify:
earn your Nutrria on our cooperative
Rasis.R. No. 2, StoiffV Ile, OCanadian ntario.a o.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
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Branches:
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PERSONAL
GET 8 hours sleep. Nervous tension
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1arlY sleeplessness, jitteryness and Ir.
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$1;n50 your nerywith
es
Drugs, Dept. 20. 471 Danforth. Toronto.
HYGIENIC RUBBER GOODS
TESTED, guaranteed mailed in plain
parcel, including catalogue and sex
book free with trial assortment. 18 for
$1.00 (Finest
24•TPF, ReginWestern
a Soak.sirlbu•
PHOTOGRAPHY
FARMER'S CAMERA CLUB
BOX 31. GALT. ONT.
Films developed and
8 Inagua prints 400
12 n 606
prtna nted prints0 eah.
KODACOLOR
Developing roll -900 (not Including
prints Color prints 300 each extra.
Ansco and Ektachrome 95m,m. 20 ex.
posures mounted in slides $1.20 Color
funded from
full for unprinted Snegatives.
POULTRY AND PIGEONS FOR SALE
GOLDEN Pheasant males, full plum-
age — Bantams Mffllfleurs; Duckwings;
Japanese; Seabright; Silkies — Pigeons,
acrobat Rollers' Lahores; Modenas;
Archangels;
t;RtssSwante,biokeersgiant un_d,
Jacobin male. Stamped addressed en.
velope. Simons, 282 Nelson St., Brant-
ford, Ontario. p
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
$7,500; LOW taxes, new 6 -room bunga-
lows, treed lot, 15 mins. Peter'boro; also
garden land, terms.
RR. 11raservlle Phone 214721
Millbrook.
PROFITABLE OCCUPATIONS
ail circulars
for nESS ational
advetttiisers. E advertisers. pleasant
work at-home for extra income. Com -
5374, Sts Louis 15, Missouri, U.S.A. Box
SALESMEN WANTED
". FULL time and part-time salesmen re-
quired at once to sell exclusive forma
rations of the well known Agricide
Insecticides, Challenger Sprayers, Die•
Infectants, etc., direct to Dairy Farms.
Exclusive territory arranged. Liberal
commission on first and repeat orders
Must be known in area and have a
good record. Apply by letter to Mr. K.
Feldkamp, B. Se., Provincial Manager.
Red Line Chemicals of Canada. Ltd.
Mimico, lorcnto 18, Ontario.
*PARR TIMI OPPORTUHITiEIR
lf$ 4 Women, make money, big stoatsqtowing 89% Protein, Mexican wrlotst
Purses Bongo Drums, etc. Free oat*
log. Drank $toren a, B240
Torrance, California
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STAMPS
>rl f baantiful Koroa stamps, catnloguf,
value Bid — only 100 to new approval
pplicants. Maurice Moore, Box 573,
sort Bragg, California.
200 CANADA stamps; all different,
used $1. Interesting set, 1 each, $1.
Pott .CWi t n, 12'69 Canterbury Rd., I
SUMMER COTTAGES FOR RENT
VELLA - VILLA COTTAGES
1 or 3 bedroom housekeeping cottages,
city convenience, open April 15 to Oct,
15 Reasonable, Phone •Wasaga 456 ar
Beachwrite , RoOnt.bert Brown, R.R. 1, Wasaga
TEACHERS WANTED
PROTESTANT teacher wanted for S.S.
No. 2 Mara, with aboltt 18 students.
A nice school near No. 12 Highway on
Lake Shncoe, Inspector reference and
salary expected. SeeretaryTreasurer H.
F. Newman, Gamebri'dge, Ont.
SOUTH BRIGHTON T10p. School area
requires a Protestant teacher for Sept.
1981. For four grades, Salary schedule
In effect. Apply, stating qualifications,
salary expected and lest inspectorate,
to hfr. Cecil Alexander, Sec. -Trees.,
R.R, 1, Brighton, Ont.
TEACHER required for newly -decorated
one room school, S.S. No. 2, Dawn, four
miles from Dresden, on paved road.
Protestant -lady, good references, with
or without experience, wanted, to begin
September. Apply, stating salary expect-
ed by A1ay 5th, to Kenneth McFadden,.
Sec.-Treas., R.R. 2, Dresden, Ontario,
TSA KennedyBrewer, Fox and Pyne
requires qualified teacher. Duties to
commence September, 1961. Enrolment
approximately 33. Grades 1 to 6. New
fully modern school situated on all-
weather road 12 miles east of Cochrane,
Ont. Dally bus service to and from
Cochrane or boarding place in immedi.
ate vicinity of school. Salary schedule
in effect. Apply stating q9ualifications
experience and name and address ofl
last inspector to Jack Mann, Secretary -
Treasurer, Box 1441, Cochrane, Ontario.
QUALIFIED Catholic teacher for Graf-
ton separate school, to start Sept., 1061.
Eight grades, about 36 to 39 pupils.
Salary $3,200 plus qualification extras
er state salary required. Reply to Fred
Carnal, Sec. -Treasurer, Grafton, Ont,
PARENTS
AND WANTED DOMESTICSTER EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
UNDERSTANDING Foster Parents, Cap-
able of Supervising Girls of School Age.
These girls have personality problems
and will be under boarding care, Do;
mestio employment also required for
girls 16 to. 18 in a good family setting.
Reasonable Wages, Apply Superintend-
ent, P.O. Box 307, Gait, Ont..
WRITER'S SERVICE
WRITER'S Service typing, Revising, Re.
search, Ghost -Writing. Stories, Books,
Television, Radio. Reasonable rates.
Blue Pencil, 6011 8th Avenue, Los An-
geles 43, California.
SHIPSHAPE — The Mayflower
II, replica of the original Pil-
grim ship, undergoes spring
cleaning and painting at the
-Simpson Shipyard in East Bos-
ton. Viewed from astern, the
ship displays a tear -drop rife
houette as she is readied tail
take up her summer station oe
Plymouth.
MORE LEISURE... MORE PLEASURE... MORE MECORO TO TREASURE
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