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NAZI LEADER'S

ASSASSIN

Difficult Position

for Switzerland

NO DEATH PENALTY.

Geneva, Feb. 15.

THE assassination of Herr Wilhelm Gusfloff at Davos yesterday evening has caused ni profound stir throughout políti- ( cal circles in Switzerland. The murderer, Frankfurter, will be tried by the cantonal court of the Grisons, the highest criminal court of this canton which sits without a jury. There is no death penalty in the Cantan of Grisons. The maximum sentenco is imprisonment for life.

The German Minister in Berne. this evening visited M. Motta, head of the Federal Department for Foreign Affairs.

M. Motte is in a difficult posi- tion. Clearly the penalty for this admitted crime is imprisonment for life. On the other hand, the Federal authorities are faced with the awkward precedent-not, of course, of their own making--that when in 1923 Conradi vitt Vorovsky, a Soviet statistical ex- pert at the Lausanne Conference, the confessed murderer was ac- quitted by a jury of the Canton of Berne. On this occasion, however, as pointed out above, the case will be tried by a high court without A jury.

The few details Available Last night are confirmed on the whole by tony's new except that Frankfurter did not immedinte- ly surrender to the police. Ho! made his escape from Gustloff's house,

only #nd

surrendered

an hour or so later when pre- som bly he had had an opport-¡ tunity of thinking over the conse; quences of his set. He was at once recognised by Madame Gistloff as the man whom she had admitted to her husband's sitting-room earlier) in the evening.

"Solely Political"

At his first examination by the police Frankfurter stated that hei had no personal knowledge of his victim, and that he had killed him solely on political grounds. He had, he said, no necomplices, and had never belonged to any politi- ent party in or out of Switzerland. He had murdered Custloff because he was the national of a country where his (Frankfurter's) 40- religionists were subjected to persecution.

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Soldier Deserts For Love

Of Horses

Private Stephen Downes, at the age of eighteen, had an eye (and a heart) for a horse.

His love for horses grew when he was employed with the transport of the 1st. Battalion South Staffordshires.

Then the transport was mechanised. Downes feared he would lose his job among the horses. He decided it would be better to find a new job outside the Army.

He deserted.

Last month-exactly a year later-Private Downes plended guilty to desertion at an Aldershot court martial.

The officer defending him revealed the impulse that had inspired the crime. He said he had found work in a barge in the midlands.

ton.

Police traced him, and he was questioned at Wolverhamp- The decision of the court will be given later.

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ONE LOSES AN EYE

Two brothers, X-ray pioneers, figure on the list of patients at Middlesex Hospital. George Aimer, fifty-four years old, is an in-patient; Bert Aimer, aged forty-seven. is an out-patient. Both are martyrs in the cause of heal- ing.

The younger brother has lost two fingers of one hand; a finger Frankfurter is the Soof of the other. It is feared that as time goes on he may lose both Yugoslav Rabbi, and was educated hands.

In Yugoslavin,

:

Both brothers are married:

The Federal police are initiating George was the first to enter a strict inquiry into the antece-{X-ray pioneer work. As a boy he dents of Frankfurter, particularly worked in a glass-blowing factory during his sojourn in Switzerland, in Hatton garden,

Then Dr. Rontgen discovered his famous!

At last, a month ago, he. hnd

to be admitted to hospital. His brother, Bert, was already at- tending as an outpatient for treatment to his hands,

NEITHER COMPLAINS Now he has stopped his own George made glass tubes for treatment. The the ray. He was used to de- Lady must look after his brother's reason? Some- monstrate its powers to doctors small glass-blowing workshop in who came from all parts of the Maple-street, W. It brings him. world.

fu an income of twenty-five shill- front of the lamp while the doc-

A piece of lead foil was held in ings a week. lors looked through his body.

The Swiss Press has broken ontray, iuto nviolent attack on the parties of the Left, especially those which have from time to time demanded the expulsion of Herr Gustioff from Swiss territory. To these demands the Swiss authorities have always replied that Gustloff had always exhorted the Germans In Switzerland to respect the lawe of the country, and did everything In his power

to avert political conflicts.

DARK MUNICH BEER

his

DARK

NICH BEE

Neither complains of his fate. George in hospital is thinking No one then realised the dan-mainly of his wife, struggling to era of the ray-least of all make ends meet, and of Aimer. He invited his younger brother, for whose sufferings he brother, to whom he is deeply holds himself responsible, No evidence is forthcoming attached, to join in the work. "I shall never be able to forgive showing that Gustlo had ever

Yenra went by. Unseen, the myself for letting poor Bert into violated Swiss hospitality, though rays did their deadly work on this business," he said. such charges have often been | George Almer's body. Haemorr- Bert was sitting in the tiny made by the parties and the Press hage followed haemorrhage, Gra-office of the small glass-blowing of the Left.

dually his sight began to fail.

He drawa " small weekly allowance from the Public Assis-

A FILM STAR PICKS

HER FAVOURITE MEN-

AND WHY

Hollywood, Feb. 24.

MERLE OBERON, the British

star, has analysed Hollywood's men and made these! choices, with her reasons:-

The best-natured man: Herbert Marshall.

The most amusing: David Niven. The most cosmopolitan; Fred Astaire.

The most interesting: Irving Thalberg

The most pleasant companion: Ronald Colman.

The most handsome:-The lawn tonnis ace, Francis X, Shicida.

The best dressed, must dyna- mic: Samuel "Goldwyn,

The most like a British girl's conception of what a Western American should be: Joel McCren.

The man most like the. horoes. of whom girls dream: Clark Gable!

Router.LAN

RONALD COLMAN

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workshop in Maple-street,

tance Committee.

Bert does not blame George.

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When Georgo comes out of hos- nital Bert will resume his out. patient treatment.

MR. W. B. YEATS

OUT OF DANGER

A HEART ATTACK

Palma Majorca), Feb. 24. Mr. W. B. Yosts, the Irish poet, who has been lying seriously dil with a heart attack for some days at a hotel bere, was declared to- night to be out of danger.

He was taken ill on Wednesday evening. During the night his condition became serious, but on Thursday he rallied. A relapso followed, but an Improvement was notfeed to-day,

One of the leaders of the Coltic Revival, Mr. Yeats received, the Nobel Prize for literature in 1928. He was for sovon years a Senator of the Irish Froo State.

Last October three of his short plays were produced in London at the Little Theatre in celebration of his 70th birthday.

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