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PEOPLE IN THE

THE NEWS

A Man's Brain Is Britain's

Problem

By RICHARD BERRY

A Croesus Pays Homage

AND

CALLAS

One man's brain is Britain's problem this IS THE

month. The brain of

Prisoner

No. 3492 Klaus Emil Julius Fuchs,TARGET Cell 20, A Wing, Wakefield Prison,

Yorkshire.

Greek mil-

Nine years and five months ago, Klaus Fuchs was lionaire ship-

sentenced to 14 years' imprisonment for selling atom seretā to Russia. Yesterday, after normal good conduct remission, the

owner Aris- totle Onassis kisses the

hand of

bespectacled, 48-year-old scientist walked soprano out a free man....

But to whort?

That is Britain's problem.

Last week. Klaus Fuchs and his brain-rated at genius

fevel-were the subject of an Britain's House of Commons.

"Are you quite satisfied that bus brain will in future be of no use to the Russians?"

MP demanded of Home Secre- Hay H.A. Butler.

anxious inquiry in

Maria Callas

in ecstatic

a c knowledg-

ment of her brilliant per-

formance in the title role of Medes at the Royal

Leading the more intellectual of bi prison-mates in a courne at least half-way to the Bachelor of Science de- Opera House, gree. Eight of the pupils, it | Covent Gar- was reported, actually com- den. pleted the course,

The Minister reassured him: That and Secret knowledge Fuchs may have had was now out of date, and that it "reem- February 3, 1950-the day he ed wrong in principle" to pre-

entered guol-must seem a life gent him from leaving Britain time ago to Dr Klaus Fuchs as he waits today for his cell doors the to clang behind him for the last

tine. the

If he wished.

But it did not silence mutter of doubt through Communs Chamber and in many British homes.

That mutter might not, in truth, be as unjustified us it sounds. For the fair-haired,

Fuchs,

far from lan- taciturn guishing

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so-called vacuum of prison" for the past

Klaus Fuchs

"It was right"

nine-and-a-half years, has

/

by

his own intellectual prowess kept well abreast of the jalest deve- lopments in science.

Various reports credit hims with:-

already (in

advanced

Advancing his

highly 1950) nuclear theuries. Producing fully explanatory sapers

Britain's Zeta Il-power machine at Har. well, the H-bomb Itself, and the latest findings on sub- atomic particles.

ei

CHARITY CONCERT

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FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN

for

Onassis had paid over- the odds prices to get

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for

himself and a party of 35

Berthe Mail Notices

A lifetime, too, since the days of Klaus Fuchs, brilliant

team- guests. scientist, who Rave so many to Russia when they secrets mattered so much.

What has prison done for the ex-German who, when he was convicted, was stripped of his newly-won British nationality, and is today a stateless alten? Have his pro-Communist views changed? Does he regret his treachery?

It appears that Fuchs is very changed man.

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COMMUNISM, he now Ands

hard to accept, but he is still y

convinced Marxist,

HIS WORK will

probably

Writes

ToWed

turn to lecturing. rather than Berthe

research,

No resentment

While in prison,

Fuchs bas had few visitors. Last year, his father,

85-year-old

Emil Fuchs,

Professor

distinguished

East German theologian, visited him, saying afterwards: "It has not braken his spirit.

Niort, France. Grimault, the pre- cocious "Pig Girl" who gave up a sensational the literary success in world to return to the farm, now hopes to make a comeback while she is

still in her teens.

Berthe, now 19, has started a

He was new novel based on her short)

cheerful and ready to smile, and') and unhappy stay at a fashion-

he does

not resent all these years in prison... He accepts that it was right."

Dut always, in the last nine-and-a-half years?Fuchs hay Бесп allowed to read scientific Journals and Hiera- ture, and bas been given notebooks in which to work out his theories theories later studied by British slomie research scientists, One pro- minent selentist reckoned re- cently that & would take Fuchs alx mouths to catch up completely with new nuclear developments.

able British boarding school.

She hopes to make enough ou the book to pay for her forth- coming marriage.

She was a 16-year-old, tend- ing the family pigs on a ferm in the nearby village of Jussy, when her first novel,

"Beau Clown," became a hit.

In "Beau Clown" she den- cribed life and love down on the farm in an earthy, out- spoken style which launched ber on a literary career.

Next she wrote "To Kill One's Child," whose contents lived up to the promise of its shocking

of nu exclusive British giris boarding school who de- cided to take the young literary "discovery" under her wing

Other interests have used his le. time. He has, it is reported, Then shu mot the boudrois- written a lengthy account nitress why he became a spy. But whether or not he will publish it is another maller.

Sald onc recently-released prisoner who knew him well "He is an idealist, and u very proud man. I will be surprised If he cashes in on the story of his experiences as a spy."

Discipline

She took Berthe to England and started her on a one-year tution-free course in mariners qud literature at the school.

Nostalgia

Before many months, how- ever, she began to feel the pull Fuchs has kept rigidly to his of nostalgia for Jansy and the regime of personal discipline, village life. PHASE II CONSTRUCTION OF KWONG WAH HOSPITAL devoting certain hours to the

Suddenly she returned to Date: 26th June, 1959

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study of comparative religions France......... The 15 an unbeliever), and philosophy.

For a time, he worked in the prison's education office and er- ganised a German-language club | and u radio circle, as well as his science class.

Ehe said she was unhappy at the school, that she could not adapt herself to the nice manners being taught to society girls.

Her-family welcomed her with open arms.

All this gives the impres- sion of a docilo prisoner. fact, Fuchs was often at odds

"That writing was only j

they with authority, and sometimes nuisance for all of us," other prisoners.

sak. " felched Jess money

of A

When Derek Bentley was than the mallk from our goata, hanged for the murder

And no Berthe stayed on the British policeman, most prison-

farm and her name was eclipsed ets downed

"dis- tools in protest, by uller, newer literary Fuchs worked on, claiming he

coveries." was not going to get himself in- But young Andre Delmas, an

at volved in any arguments

the publishing over executive "the impetuous

hots which priated her novels, actions of a brainless and headstrong young

did not forget her. fool."

Hunger strike

Again, when he was in Staf- ford Prison-up to April, 1053-

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AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER By H. King Wood

THE RUMOURS OF "SIR" JAMES WERE CORRECT

Sydney (By Airmail).

So the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr Duhig-who was knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours list becomes Sir James and the second Roman Catholic Archbishop in the world with a knighthood. The other is a prelate in Malta.

an-

to World War 1.

The strong buzz which was the last sight of Australian going the rounds e fort- Anzac troops had on their way

the night before

In World War II, of course. nouncement

has

Albany

by-passed and proved correct.

Fremantle became the last port of call.

been

Any rumours about names on the Honours List are extremely rare and more so when, they prove to be fact,

Archbishop Duhig said he still wants to be known as the Archbishop of Brisbane and as the Most Reverend James Duhig.

He will leave the record books to call him Sir James,

was

One other surprise in the Birthday Honours

the knighthood for Frank Packer, head of Consolidated Press,

to be honoured

was

I understood that the Egyptian Government is almost certain to agree to the request.

And while on the subject of memorials several" foun- tains may be built in Sydney to commemorate the famous battles of World War II.

The Lord Mayor, Ald, Jensed,

subject for a

He is the first newspaperman said the Coral Sea Battle would

in New South be a suitable Wales for many years although fountain. the heads of петрарег Sydney Fountains Commitice

in organisations

most other has reported that five new four- tains are assured and that many States have their knights.

more are likely,

Overseas

Sir Frank Packer is head of

Since his recent the Sydney Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph and the Aus- tours, Lord Mayor Jensen has become very fountain conselous tralian Women's Weekly, bas commanding any in TV station and is determined to leave some

Sydney Channel 9 and radio station round

before 2UW and has for many years finishes his term of office. been En active. member of He said they must be "foun- Reuters and the Australien tains which are filled with rush- Associated Press organization. ing water--not just a little

stream."

he

And after seeing the famous The air age is catching up! Tivoli Gardens at Copenhagen,› A helicopter service from the Lord Mayor is also needing Sydney to several Dullying our parks people for greater and

brighter efforts. Wollongong,

suburbs ond to about 10 air miles away, is ex- pected to begin within the next three weeks.

by

Excellent progress is being made in the missing link of standard rail gange between Albury and Mel- bourne.

The service, planned Ansett-ANA, is to operate from a heliport on top of leading Sydney depertinent store.

Ansett-ANA is seeking ap- proval for the service from the Civil Aviation Department, City Council, Cumberland County Sydney to Melbourne is Council and other authorities. pected to begin in December,

this

The

direct

service from

ex-

sooner if the

not quite so silly 1081 or even as it sounds because these days present rate of activity is main

tained. It takes far longer to get from home to Mascot airport than it takes to fly from the airport to Melbourne and Brisbane,

Much work has been done on the £11 milion project sce the Wentworth's Committee on Standardisation brought in its regori two years ago and was swiftly backed up with Govern- ment loans.

cach.

The Federal Government, in

co-operation with the

The Commonwealth Govern- New Zealand Govern-

ment is paying 28 million of ment, is negotiating with the costs and New South Wales

to Egypt

have the and Victorian Governments are famous Light Horse providing about £1 million Memorial at Port Said-re-

A labour force of some 900 turned to Australia.

men is already spread out along The memorial

was badly the 182-mile of track. They damaged in the Buez crials in have a job ahead of them för 1956 and is reported to be al- they must handle 27,000, tons most in ruins.

of rails, 459,000 stempers, 650,000 The memorial is dedicated to cubic yards of woll and 4,500 Australian and New Zealand tone of steel for bridges before mounted troops who fought to the line is completed. Egypt during World War I. Already halt the bridges to be

It is not known yet what will duplicatod have been completed. happen the memorial if it is end 65 others see being bust, returned to Australia, but one More than 144 concrete culverts suggestion is that it should stand have been extended and 02 at Albany, Western Australia, more are under construction,

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