1946-09-27 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946.

COUNSEL'S DRAMATIC STATEMENT ANTHONY EDEN

Heath Killed In State Of Progressive Mania"

"Partial Insanity" Airman's Plea

London, Sept. 25. Sitting 'quietly in the dock in London's Central Criminal Court today, tall, handsome and fair-

· haired George Neville Clevely Heath, 29-year- old ex-pilot, heard his counsel, Mr. J. D. Cass- well, in a dramatic statement to a tense court deckiro: “Heath killed and terribly mutilated two women in a state of progressive mania. It is something which can only be called sadism.” Heath's plea, his counsel said, would be one of "partial insanity."

Although or prosecution had proceeded with the charge of murdering 33-year-old Margery

Gardner at a London hotel, Mr. Casswell today directed his questiouing of police witnesses to the murder of Doreen Marshall, aged 21, at Bournemouth, on which charge Heath had also been srut for trial.

He was certifiable as morally insane.

Not Insane

Earlier, the ewart had beend the prosecutions endite me with arty of Hesti's life from Detection in pretor RW. Asked if Heath knew when Sputer. Twi

had he saTucated woman, lashed Brath povest as Lord Dadiny, ind been het. tied her up after making cashieved from Ne Ryad Mr ¦ her hotplesd, that he was doing Force, the Army east Stuth wrong. Dr. Hubert reptic that African Royal Air Forer.

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RAF's GALLANT FAILURE

London, Sept. 25.

Detailed figures of yeater- day's attempts on the British held world air speed record of 616 miles per hour were an- nounced this afternoon and shorged that none of the those fliera zucereded in breaking the record set up by Group Captain P. M. Donaldson on Sept. 7.

The average speeds record- ed in yesterday's fights were: Gromp Captain Donaldson, Krst attempt 613 mph.; sec- and altempt (12 m.p.h.; third attempt 014 m.ph Squadron Leader W. A. Waterton $10 P/I Meuille Duke 13 up--Reuter,

7.

Moslems Ask Soviet

Support

Serious Turn In Greek Fighting

London, Sept. 25.

The Foreign Office spokesman slated today that'

the Greek Government has provided Britain with evidence that Left Wing forces in northern "Greece have been supplied with arms, equip- ment and ammunition from Yugoslavia and

Albania.

The spokesman added that there is no reason to

doubt the accuracy of the evidence."

He said Greece has not indicat- ternal affair and it foreign in- led whether the arms were sup- (fluences did not tend to "per-

plied with, or without, the know- petante the darkness."

Al- ledge of the Yugoslav and

The Premier added: "At the banian Governments. There was Security Council they succeeded

150 evidence that individuat again in preventing the lifting Yugoslav and Albanlan subjects the vell that covers their nets and were taking part in fighting in alms by foiling the conduct of an Greece. There was no evidence of jinternational enquiry through the foreign Aghting men being en-length of our frontlers, thanks fr ugel. There were no British the weapon of veto." forces in the areas where fighting is now taking place.

now

Referring to the efforts of the Greek delegate at the Paris L'on- ference, Dr. Traldaris remarked: "The successer achieved have made it more evident the great confidence which our great friends and Allies placed in the Greek factor."

There spokesman confirmed that the disturbances in Greece were "on an increasingly heavy scale." Armed Bands Some weeks ago, the spokesman in the [slated, Aghting passed

Aid Not Asked point,nt which it could be con-

The Premier Bew to Salonika to trolled London, Sept. 25.

gendarmeries but units the Greek Army are

investigate the situation there. Mr. Yussuf Haroan, Presi-of dent of the

Reuters diplomatic, correspon- Sind Provincial heavily engaged. At present, no

dent

London sald tonight diplomatic action was Moslem League, said today on plated by Britain.

that informed Greck quartera the eve of his departure Paris to seck Soviet

The Greek Premier, Dr. Con-here belleve it unlikely that the for Pakistan, that if the Soviet support

Greek Government will ask Bri- stantin Tsaldaris, speaking ica Union does not back the League Salonika toay, said it was "clcurtain for assistance in fighting the

Left Wing then Moslems will stand alone were carrying war from abroad. Greece. No request has yet been against the "American backed "In the interests of these seeking made for military assistance from

Congress.

National

British alliance."

for

as daylight" that armed

contem-

bands

to gain access to the Aegean."

"The Premier, who was spunk

In

forces

in northern

the British forces still in Greece. The Greek Government cope with the

nor dan-

any

own command-Reuter.

ing and rollsory a frid. Hei Dr. Grierson, Home Office Africa but medical oflicer, wh. had Heath

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observation while aid there was prison awalling trial, cafied by of enelly, ne gosti a

or the Crown to give evidence. andim in take prace dunge said he did not consider heath

Curious Factors

prane dny. Ir. Gerson said Open fie

the there was an evidence of Heath defene, Mr. Caswell told the suffering from

mental jury that the only explanation ¦ disease at the 11:200 of the Indian of the an per capai milj motivo. | erimus, les in

"In the name of the Moslema ing in a square in Salonika pack-lieves it can nitted h I may have!

Dr. Griezen did not take of India. I hope Russia will helped with people, added: "Neither situation with the forces under its known the wol are de titor view that lenth did tot kuus." he declared. "There is no Salonika, nor

Macedonia, other way for us to achieve our Thrnce have ever been in

of Pakistan except by goal

ger, nor can they run into

DRAFT AGREED seeking Russian aid, for Bri- possible danger in future-they tain is hand-in-glove with Con-are

Parie, Sept. 25. by the strong The draft Hungarian trênty nro- gress, and America

supports patriotic feeling of their popula-vision for withdrawal of all Allied the Congress Party because of tlons."

armed forces within 90 days of skilful propaganda put across War Of Nerves the coming into forse of the peacr in the United States."

After declaring "We are victims treaty was unanimously adopted Mr. Haroon said the request of an intense war of nerves," Dr. in the Hungarian

Political and Molotov to Mr.

upport Teakdoris said that there

Torritorial committee of the Paris Were Pakistan at the Paris Confer those who pretended the question this Article Hungry undertakes conferenes night. According tu ence and at the

United

of bands was a question of public to make available facilities for the Nations session was the first order. The question of Greek pub-maintenance of lines of communi step, and the second would be le order would have been longcation with the Soviet occupation the sending of a delegation by settled if it had only been an in- zone in Austria.--Reuter. the Moslem League to Moscow." -Reuter.

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CALCUTTA

TENSION

After saying he a alf not

Calecita, Sept. 25. call Heath as wilmes, Mr Cane Eight stray ease of stabbings well called a

memem in Cad- Badruplet and clubbing Dr. William Heleri, who con- 1. 24 ng From Mandar's egtorpal Lentra a Taurday, as tension res cluded Heath the meet

Pe Headplater, dinary tal pervert, but was

said. suffering from mental insanity. Mort of the attacks were centred and at ringen was "unaware that in South Calcutta, which had hen he was doing wrong."

relatively quiet.-Associated Press.

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Dutch Uneasy Over Indies Situation

(By Patrick Crosse)

The Hague, Sept. 25.

Widespread unofficial strikes and rioting in which

one Amsterdamer has been killed illustrates

the uneasy watchfulness with which the Dutch

are awaiting the renewal of negotiations with The Dutch Government has taken steps towards breaking the five-month-old deadlock in the negotiations by sending to Batavia, the main Dutch stronghold in the Island of Java, a "Commission-General" of three leading Dutch- men. By coincidence it is claimed they are despatching simultaneously to the Indies the first post-war army.

their colonies in Indonesia,

CONFIDENT

Warwick, Sept. 25.

Tig former Foreign Secre- tary, Mr. Anthony Eden, told hie Parliamentary constituents tonight that Generalissima Stalin's statement at least of- fered a new opporunity which all would welcome for Allied diplomacy.

"I am confident this op- portunity will be seized," he said. "There are no doubt many difficulties: I believe that with perseverance and goodwill these can be over- come."-Reuter,

Radical

Plan For Germany

Washington, Sept. 25. Official United States sour- es here have disclosed a radical American plan for financial re- form in Germany.

The plan involves the repu. liation of the greater part of Germany's

reich. 400,000,000 marka national debt and the calling in of the relchmark, the issue of which would be sub- stituted by new currency which it is said is being discussed by economic experts of the Big Four in Berlin.

The plan, if approved by the British, French and Russian authorities would be aimed at checking inflation by bringing money into a supply more near- ly in line with the amount of goods available in the con- quared country.

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