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) 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 23, 1966 side a trunk in the attic of| Pieces of human bones were Evelyn Dick's home. also presented to the court as against four persons and a'®ussian-born victim had been death sentence for the victim's| married for five months but had Calgary Has Big Trading * CALGARY (CP)--Trading on pretty young wife. \lived only 11 weeks with wife} Later the baby's body wasjthe final traces of John Dick's| Hs di Of Torso On Mountain But the murder remains--of-! Evelyn. \identified as that of seven-| head, legs and arms. in ng ' ficially--unsolved. | On March 20, 1946, while po-|months-old Peter White Mac-| Police also charged the. steel- headlines, the torso was name-'head, arms and legs, Evelyn legitimate children. |with Dick's inurder, and Mrs. \less. Three days later police| Dick' appeared in magistrate's| The slim, dark, 25-year-old) Dick and the steelworker were HAMILTON (CP)--On a Sat-jada's most sensational maener | Ot missing 40-year-old bus driver; The next day a steelworker, al ing day with her husband's mur-! der. Donald MacLean, Evelyn's urday morning in March 20) cases. | John Dick \friend of Mrs. Dick's, stood he-| der. Police told reporters they| father and a janitor at the Ham- When the case first hit the) lice still hunted for the missing] Lean, one of Evelyn's three il-| worker and Evelyn's parents gan Major Murder Case \paired the description with that)court charged with vagrancy. | widow was charged the follow-|charged with the baby's mur- years ago, four boys and a little} Half hidden under shrubbery; Post - mortem examination| fore the court charged with vag-| had found a heavy meat cleaver,|ilton Street Railway which had freed. During the next few months the dramatic trial drew hun- | dreds of sensation-seekers to the courtroom, Mrs. Dick was convicted of her husband's murder and sen- tenced to hang but won a new trial and eventually an acquit- tal. She was convicted of man- slaughter in the infant's death and sentenced to life. and drew a five-year term. Evelyn Dick served 11 years of her life sentence She was a model prisoner, officials, s&id and played the role of an angel in a Christmas play in prison. After her release on ticket of leave Noy. 10, 1958, she began a new life and is believed living now in western Ontario. Donald MacLean served four' years and worked as a parking the Calgary Stock Exchange, sparked by interest in the hoid- ings of two small oil companies in the Rainbow Lake area of northwestern Alberta, reached a record 1,143,150 shares Tues-| day. The figure surpassed Mon- day's performance when 1,095,- 000 shares--highest since 1956-- were traded and the exchange had to shut down for one hour and five minutes to catch up with a backlog of orders. Interest has been focused on Leduc-Calmar Oils and Mon- terey Petroleum who had farmed out their leases in the Rainbow area to British Amer- ican Oil Co. Ltd. Interest has also been centred on Wainwright Producers, not listed on the exchange, but one of the companies which farmed out to B-A. Rumors of an oil strike by B-A on a site 17 miles southeast of the Rainbow field apparently triggered the heavy. trading. B-A has declined comment at this time. Tuesday's trading was "more orderly" than the hectic, "bunched-up"' activity Monday and trading had to be stopped for only 15 minutes said presi- dent Gordon Elves. OVER ALL IMPROVEMENT Although volumes of shares traded for the three oil com- panies slipped from Monday's totals, the effects of general trading were still buoyant enough to improve the over-all market, Leduc-Calmar opened at $1.20 a share Tuesday, reached a high of $1.26 and closed $1.10. The company's stock had opened at 66 cents last Friday, zoomed to 1.05 at Monday's opening, reached a high of $1.40 and closed at $1.30 Monday. Monterey Petroleum opened at $1.32 Tuesday, rose to a high of $1.35, then slipped to $1.15 at the close. The shares had opened at 72 cents Friday, jumped to $1.40 at Monday's opening and closed at $1.30 Monday. Wainwright Producers was re- ported attracting bids of up to $4 a share Monday, but since the company's stock is not listed by the exchange, Heinze Kaul, exchange secretary manager, said he had no idea what bids the shares drew Tuesday. Leduc-Calmar volume was 354,000 Tuesday compared with 388,000 Monday and Monterey Petroleum 179,000 compared with 189,000. Apology Is Made WASHINGTON (AP) -- James M. Roche, president of General Motors, apologized to a U.S. Senate committee today for any responsibility the auto firm had in the private - eye har- assessment of a critic of auto- mobile safety. Roche told the committee: "While there can be no dis- agreement over General Mo- tors' legal right to ascertain necessary facts preparatory to litigation . . . I am not here to excuse, condone or justify in any way our investigating' Ralph Nader, a lawyer and author of the book Unsafe at Any Speed. Roche said he had been sur- prised to learn that GM was in- vestigating Nader. "I have made every effort to obtain all the facts since learning about this two weeks ago," he said. He said to the best of his knowledge GM investigators had not exposed Nader to girls as sex lures, used recording de- vices during interviews, kept Nader under surveillance and other allegations | Roche said that as of Nov. 1 # last year GM was a defendant in more than 100 lawsuits in- volving some $40,000,000 in dam- -age claims relating to the de- | Sign of its Corvair cars of the | 1960-through-1961 models. Nader has been particularly | critical of the Corvair's safety design. Roche said GM was wor- ried by what he called "the harsh attack' on the automobile outside the courtroom Thus, he said, it was decided to look into Nader' credentials as an expert and his connec tions, if any, with any of the girl trekked along the brow of|the youngsters found a multi-| showed Dick had been shot| rancy and possession of an un-|butcher knife and hunting knife}employed. John Dick, was! The steelworker was quickly,lot attendant in Hamilton after Hamilton Mountain. lated human torso. |twice at close range. His head,|registered revolver. 'during their investigation. |charged with stealing streetcar acquitted. release in 1951. He died in 1955 Falls! The vear that followed pro-| arms and legs had heen sawed| On March 25 police disclosed) They also turned up "valuable| tickets. MacLean was cleared of the}--the only nerson finally con. e discov-| duced a mound of bloodstained! and hacked off later. |\they had found the remains of|evidence" in the ashes from a| At the April 24 preliminary|murder charge but convicted of|victed in the death of John ery that produced one of 'Can-levidence, murder charges| Police also found that thelan infant encased in cement fag Venn The evidence was teeth. |hearing Evelyn's mother jvas| being an accessory after the fact| Dick. rsa DUS ae For a Low Price Dish -- Choose AsP Fish GOLDEN BRAND, SMOKED COD FILLETS 39 cme 39: FILLETS COCKTAIL Vac Pao 3-4 1 : Sunkist diccenilibad PAN READY LEMON JUICE 2.,..0s0=.... 2 5¢ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY FRESH PORK ROASTS SHOULDER LEAN BUTTS | BONELESS BUIT | PORK CHOPS SHANKLESS BONE IN SOLID MEAT SHOULDER or BUTT 45: 53: 69:59 ROASTING HAMS 75: SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SIDE PORK 2: «69% «= »79 PORK LOINS SIDE BACON | Fb PORTION TENDERLOIN | CENTRE CUT 7-RIB. CUT PORTION -- 3 TO 3%4B5 ROAST CQ 2-LB. 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