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Eastbourne, Dec. 19 07-YEAR-OLD' doctor was

A charged with the turtler of

an 81-year-old woman today in what promised to be the the opening of

moxi sational trial in British en- minal history-the "case the wealthy widows."

The

of

Dr John Bodkin Adums, (above) well to - do. Irish-born phosdelan in this South Coast report town, was charged with the murder of Mrs Edith Allee Morrell in November 1950. He will appear in an

East- bourne court tomorrow.

murder charge climaxed one of the most painstaking murder investigations in Seck- land Yard history and fore-1 shadowed even more tional developments to come.

arrested Adams was November 24, following in- Superintendent quiries by Herbert Hannam of Scotland Yard, on 13 charges involving offences under the Cremation Act, forgery and larceny.

Dr

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All 13 counts were connected with the wilts and cremations of several elderly Easilearne residents.

Mr Hunnam Earlier this year,

Jed six-week investigation into the deaths and wills of

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Eastbourne

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20 rich, elderly residents, mest of widows.

In-

Government And

American

General Abused

London, Dec. 19.

The House of Commons today again

took up the problem of clearing the Suez Canal, but came up with little more than abuse for the Government.

An American general and United States policy in general also came under fire.

Secretary,

Мг The

Labour

US the

The Foreign

foreign policy Selwyn Lloyd, was under are spokesman, Mr Aneurin Bevan, both from his own Conserva- | often outspoken against ilyck

defended Opposition policy, today

bowing Americans and blasted the Eden the Government for attacking Egypt

in the first place.

and from

pressure from

members, for all Egypt,

United States and the United Nations oft the slow-moving Canal salvage question.

Five Conservative Party mem

asked for the dismissal of General Raymond Wheeler (US) from his

UN post bg salvage chief and said they brought the motion "In view of the dilatory and ineffective way in which he is setting about his duties."

Agreement

He said: "If the Government had not been stupid, the Canal would not be blocked now."-- United Press.

POLES NEED

WESTERN

AID

Mr Lloyd began by revo ing the agreement reached betweta

Frenet Anglo authorities in Port Said on the use of soTZO of the Brithda

Warsaw, Dec. 19. and French salvate vessels. Mr Lloyd

the UN sald

A Yugoslav delegation Mr Dag which arrived here today had given

thewill advise Poland to seek ussurances regarding

Western aid to overcome bourne area over a period of the protection of the vessels and some 10 years. He probed re-

her the crews.

economic crisis, in- been that wills had parts

formed sources reported. the before altered shortly women died.

* Ueneral,

Superintendent Hannam, who is

as "The Count", known wrviewed several relatives of widowa who died in the East- necessary

the

Mrs Morrell, with whose death,

Adams is charged, was widow of a wealthy food im- porter. Her body was cremat- ed and her ashes scattered over the English Channel

The

The

this

other

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"I am now waiting confirma tion that there are no further work difficulties and that the being done by the Anglo-French in Port Bald can continue," said the Foreign Secretary,

He added that the British offer of other salvage vessels at Port Said remained open.

The delegation is led by Yugo

chief Svetozar slov Economic Valdmanovic, who reportedly said during Yugoslavia's econo- mic difficulties "to bell with ideologists, let's have practical economics,"

A Liberal Unionist (Conserva.

Captain James He played a large part in the five) member, Duncan, described Mr Lloyd's negotiations which led to Yugo- statement as "all factory."

Giving In

thace names of alleged victims were tioned in the charges when Adams was first arrested

investigation started this yar when rumours spread fashionable through resort where many wealthy widows make their homes. Eastbourne's police chief, Chief! Constable Richard Walker, called iri Scotland Baily Yard The Yard sent Han- ram, one of the most ex- in the pertences detectives

acted Hannam bullt up a Then come fantastic dosader.

country,

tuday's charge-United Press.

Nagy's Followers

In New

New Council

Vienna, Dec. 19.

The Hungarian Government today announced the setting up of a new economic planning com. mittee, including several followers of the former Prime Minister, Mr Imre Nagy, and six members of the disbanded Central Workers' Council.

The most important members

are Mr In-

of the new committee Antal Apro, Minister of dustry, a member of the former Communist Central Committee, and Mr Sandor Czottner, Minis ier of Mines.

According

object

to observers, the lect of the committee seems to obtain the support of a to be to

of the community wide section

find a way out of the present economic difficulties.

to

The Government newspaper Nopszabadong today commented much more mildly than had been expected on the recent speech of Mr Edvard Kardelj, a Yugoslav vice-president,

Primarily National

Whereas formerly ways

it had al- called the Hungarlan rising an out and out "counter revolution" it, said today that

hemand movement October 28 wae primarily · na- tional, partly chauvinist, and to

ourtain earlont revolutionary.

counter-

This marked o

a considerable

advance in the direction of nc- cepting the atitude of Yugo

slavia, observers said.

The old cartom of placing large Huminated Christmas trnen on all the main publie i square of Budapest has this year been permalltød again, reports reaching harp inday, saidindigu CarThe, reporta say that, daepito the distress and deplorable.com- Chokis, in Budapest, the people manned determined to make Kholanif

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Calcutta, Deo, 19.

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the crowd were injured.

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ald that only with Western they could get out of their pre- have sen't difficulties, which threatened

to throw the coun- try's economy into chaos.

"Doesn't it appear to many bo people in this country." asked,

this handing "that business over la the world

NO INFORMATION authority seems to be leading to giving in to petty dictators

No official information was while patting to shame those,

available on the talks the dele- like this country, who have

gation is 16 Have with the United throughout in the In-

Workers (Communist) Party. It terests of peace?"

is believed they will not start His remarks were greeted by until tomorrow, Labour Jeers,

Mr

Tho delegation arrived at Noel-Biker Philip

early in Warsaw railway station (Labour) said the delay

the special starting clearing of the Canal this morning in

attached to a normal was because it could not begin carriago properly until Anglo-French train. It was met by Politburo members Roman Zembrowskt forces had withdraw.

The delay, he saith, was there- mit other Polish party officials,

the fault of the British and and, by Yugoslav

Milorad Milatovic. French

fore

Ambassador

Mr Lloyd replied: "Mr Noel- Poland several times has put Baker is completely wrong. The out feelers on getting aid from position he has attributed to the tho West-particularly Government is the position taken by Colonel NasDer... We have nerver.

that the accepted should be delayed

until our last troops have been evacuated."

work

from There

Been Amerion.

disappointment here general

has been that thero

so little response..

has

for hard

Currency

to

Mr Richard Fort (Conserva- Poland has a great current live) asked Mir Lloyd "why the need United States is not putting the buy machinery, machine tools same pressure on Egypt via the and chemical fertiliser, UN to get the Canal cleared..

the

WITHOUT STRING

The Poles had thought. of In the way they put pressure on

the credits in the West to buy these this country to enforce

Yugoslavia has Anglo-French withdrawal from things, since

successfully obtained similar Egypt.

The Foreign Secretary aid and yet remained a Com-

"This is a mutter 1munist, stato. amwortXt discuspect with. Mr Dulles US Secretary of State) both when I saw him in Washington the and in Paris. And I know

They specified, however, dat Chancellor of the Exchequer they would only accept alå ét il (Mr Harold Macmillan), spoke had no strings, attached and to the American Secretary of

ogain they pointed to the the Treasury (Mr George Yugoslav example where money Humphreys) about the maiter.

and goods have poured in from the United States.

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