1960-10-20 — Page 3

A

strong presumption' of Bradley's guilt

in kidnap-murder case

SYDNEY MAGISTRATE DECLARES

Sydney, Oct. 19.

A magistrate decided here today that there is a "strong presumptión” that Stephen Leslie Bradley, now in custody in Ceylon, murdered Graeme Thorne, the eight-year-old kidnap victim.

He ordered that the evidence | Bradley. of more that 60 wiless beard here should be forwarded with a warrant to the court in Ceylon to secure Bradley's extradition to Australla, tu face his trial.

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called uk

Ant wife. He told of winning the her Before The kid tattery on June 1 and identined three weeks

pria photograph of the nun who aging and suit he was vaate inquiry agent looking for a veled at his home a fortnight He knew her later claiming to be a private previas tenant. telephone number even though agent. Diputy Police Commissioner it was not yet in the book.

"Jacob Fogel, who sold he was Sitting motionless in the wil- Czechoslovakint and came to Norman Alian announced after-

bax, her hands tightly

the 1948, toki Australia wards that a police courier s would go le Calebo as soon as gripping her black handbag, she court of meeting a Mr and Mrs

in an almost Inaudi- cou steps had been describes! necessary legal

Wittman said at the inquiry taken in Sydney and Canberra,ble voice her last moments with Wittman in Melbourne. (George

EVIDENCE

She fold the hushed court yesterday that he had divorced Briley, 34, an electroplater, how she knotted his tie, peel- his wife, Magda, who was now was taken off the timer Ha-ed an apple for him and pre- Mrs Bradley), laya in Colombé un Ortuber 18. pared his lunch before he went Proceedings there journed until, adxt Monday,

Ind

her son,

to Sehool.

IDENTIFIED

i

Mr Fogel svid the Wittmans hudson and were expecting another baby when he (Fogel) net Bradley. After the child's She molded when aster to birth, Mr Foget gave Mrs Will- school rap. Shenan a travelling rug which he Her identity his

bought in Melbourne.

Women wept in court here today when the kidnapped i buy's

mother, Mry Basil

Thurne, gave evidence,

on vanished five weeks after | also recognized his school ease,

her husband had won1

000 in a lottery.

£80..

a sebid book and the elathes he had tren wearing.

Mr Bosil Thorne gave unmediately after his

She said, whom she Julentified from a photograph as evidenc

Publication in Europe and U.S.

NY Times to make newspaper history

Paris, Oct. 19.

The New York Times will make newspaper his

tory tomorrow when it begins simultaneous! pablication on both sides of the Atlantic.

American was

killed by Congolese

Washington, Oct. 19, The US. State Department said today that youthful Mark H. Higgins of New York, who lost his life in the Congo last summer. was shot by a soldier of the Congolese force Publique on July 25. Higgins, 20, was the son of a Socially prominent New York family. He was travelling

1:1

Africa - preliminary to enturing the Massachusetts Insulele ef Technology this autumn,

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The time of his death, during a period of turbulence in the Congo, Higgins, the Stare} Department said, had taken re- fuge in an African home is the

town of Kasango Central Congo-AP.

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tele- the latest Dy using

techniques; the piper will have remote control, from its head other in Man- huttur.

inter over national vilion

printed I'oris, 3,000 miles away.

#

new

in

The verdure has already been

This was the blue-patterned ruz in which Graeme's body was found.

Detective G. W. Shiel said he made E house-to-house Canvass of Seaforth suburb, after paying particular attention shrubs, soil, to particles of

on the mortar und hair found rug and on Graeme's clothing.

TRACED

11e failed to trace a house with a particular combination of two types of shrub and one kind of mortar until October 3, when us a result of information from local postmen he went to Bradleys

the house where the

had ved

Mr and Mrs Thorne had lett the court when the Magistrate,

| Mr A. E. Hodgson, announced

his decision,

consider ย He said: "L prima facie case has been made Stephen Leslic against out Bradley on the charge us set out in the subject Information, and that the evidence raises a strong

or probable presumption that

exhaustively tested with dum-he committed such offence," my runs,

The hearing has lasted nearly

The first edition will consist three days-China Mall Special. of about 50,000 copies,

Coping will be Bown to all the

uf Europe, North | main cities Africa, and the Middle East.

the newspaper bringing European breakfast tables hours before it is breakfast time in New York.

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The news will be edited in New York, punched on a per- forated band, and transmitted to Paris where u reperforated band -fed inter typesetting, machines will set the type automatically.

The New York Times becornes the second American 'daily news- paper to be printed in Paris.

Is the New Herald Tribune-Reuter.

in the West | The other

£100,000

gift to Blind

London, Oct. io.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960.

Congo crisis MOBUTU

THWARTED

BY UN

Leopoldville, Oct. 19. The United Nations stepped Into the Congo's political crisis today to thwart Colonel Mobutu's attempts to arrest supporters of de- Premier Patrice posed Lumumba.

to release

30

UN officials persuaded Army leader Colonel Joseph Mobutu

prominent Lumumba supporters a few hours after they were plekedt up in a series of nolay prodawn roids.

United

Nations spokesman Paul Jankowski told # news conference: "the United Nations always intervenes in casca ΟΙ arbitrary arrests."

BIG.PART

Among those arrested and then released were

Aricent Kashamura, Minister of In- formation in the now defunct Lumumba government, and Jauon Sendwe, Lumumba's !

for 312 Secretary of State Katanga Province.

Informed

sald sources General Ben Hamou Kettani of Morocco toolt a leading part in urging the prisoners release, Kettani has been Installed by ! the United Nations as Mobutu's chief military adviser.

Mobute followed Rettant's advice without protest although earlier he had announced that the group was plotting an ath- ed coup to bring Lumumba back to power. Lumumba continues living in the residence under UN soldiers.

silicia! Premier's

the guard of

'Couldn't

match

K's

culture'

Mr Devid

New York, Oct. 19. David Susskind, the Americon commentator who interviewed the Soviet Premier, Mr Nikito Khrushchev, on television, said today he "could not possibly have matched his culture."

Commenting on a Tase report that men of a Soviet army unit hu reproved him "for his The Nuffleld Foundation has

rudeness," Mr Susskind sald: given £100,000 to the Nuffield they had praised me, I'd

the

probably be in real trouble." Talking Books Library for York Blind.

He fold reporters:

kept my shoes on, called nobody a (jerk and never pounded the desk. 1 did the best I could but I never slapped him, 'nudged him with my elbows or bear- hugged him.

A British Crossword Puzzle

ÁCROSS

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1 Youngsters

dash? (0).

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& Strips off (5).

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out

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(7). 16 Pocu

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of

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The donation with further the work of the library which pro- vides a lending service for long- playing gramophone recordings of literature for elderly and bed ridden blind people.

The Royal National Institute for the Blind has been maintain- Ing the library since the 1930's.

early

In 1954 the Library was re- named the Numeld Talking Book Library for the Bind in recognition of Lord Nuffield's personal interest, and financial support.

The nearly 7,000 members of the library last year heard more than two million individual re- cords. China Mall Special.

Round-the-world pilot arrives

in Rome

Romie, Oct. 19.

Capt. Chuck Banfe, Pon American pilot, arrived here today from Shannon, Froland, on his around the World Honolulu-Honolulu flight.

Ex-president goes

on trial

White collar

workers' demands

London, Oct. 19. Claims for substantial pay

increases for about 500, 000 "white collar” workars in Britain's engineering industry were submitted by union chiefs hero today to the Engineering and Allied. Employers National Federation.

The employers promised, at a series of four soparate meetings. with union representatives, to give their replies later.

The claims ranged from in creases of 75 Bd a week for 15- y car-old clerical workers

£4 4s 6d. n week for scientific workers at the age of 25,

The employers already heavy pay demands

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of 3,000,000 manual workers. - China Mall Special.

Missiles

launched

'Page 3

Celal Bayar, the former president of Turkey, is escorted into the court on the Turklah island of Yasslada, on Saturday, for the second day's hearings in his irial for crimes against the state. In the left background in Nedim Oxinen, Idemierly minister of agriculture in the Menderes government, who is also on trial along with Menderes and most of his cabinet. -AF Photo.

Eden's memoirs quoted

in Turkish trials,

1955 riots recalled

Istanbul, Oct. 19.

Mr Fatin Zorlu, former Turkish Foreign Minister, quoted from Sir An- thony Eden's memoirs when he was questioned in court today about Greek and Turkish views on Cyprus.

Mr Zorlu, with ex-president: Celal Bayar, ex-Premier Adnan Menderes and other leaders of. the regime ousted last May, face charges arising out of the anti- Greek riots in Turkey in 1955. The three leaders today denied complicity in the riots.

Mr Zorul said there had been between differences "great

and Turkey

over

Grecto

Cyprus.

"White Turkey wished for a peaceful settlement, Greece did

him

Mr Menderes concluded liks address after facing the black, scarlet and gold-robed judges for two and a half hours. The

court president caked that admittedly Turkish opinion had been roused over Cyprus, before the riots "but why then should the Greeks throw the Salonika bomb when they know it would infuriate the Turks?"

"It

Mc Menderes replied: could be the Communists

nol. Sir Anthony Edén, speak- or Enosis supporters."

his

ing

about the Turks in

memoirs says that If the Turks

do not speak much, it does not mean they do not feel much. They may be slow starting but there Is no telling when they start.

(In his memoirs, Sir Anthony Eden, speaking of Turkey's Washington, 19.

views on Cyprus says: "The The U.S. submarine Patrick Turk is slow to anger, but once Henry has successfully launched four Polaris missiles while sub-roused he is implacable...." in a message to President. Eisen- merged about 500 miles off the hower after talks in June 1956 Florida coast the U.S. navy with the then Governor of announced here today.

Cyprus, Sir John Harding, he

All four were identical to the wrote: "Though the Turks say tactical missiles, which will be less than the Greeks, It does carried

by Polarly submarines not mean they feel lesa....")

and o for warheads

EXPLOSION thought I was relatively except restesined under the cireuris-small amount of instrumenta-

tion, the Navy said AFP. Lances."--Reuter.

Freed atom spy

appears on TV

in E. Germany

Berlin, Oct. 19.

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Dr Klaus Fuchs, who spent nine years in British prisons for passing atom secrets to a foreign power, tonight made his first appearance on East German television.

to power"

The section of the trial deal- ing with the riots charges wis adjourned until Friday.

Tomorrow the court will take up again the prosecution's alle gutlon that Mr Bayar and his former agriculture, minister. Nedim Okmen, sold Busty, a valuable Afghan hound giver to the president by the King of Afghanistan, to a local zoo tor 14 times its actual value.

Mr Bayar has denied selling the dog for personat gain. — Reuter.

European miners

go

on strike

Johannesburg, Oct. 19. European miners at the President Steyn gold mine struck today to enforce their demand that Negro mine workers no longer be permitted to handle explosives, The European miners have stolen explosives might be used been claiming that permitting for a revolt,

Twenty-four men lost their Negroes to carry explosives into people died and mine shafte is dangerous and lives in an explosion in the

twenty-two cember, 6,538 buildings including 73 also would allow these materials President Steyn mine last De- churches were destroyed in to be stolen for "Illegal pur-Negroes and two European the Turkish riots which follow-

poses." in the ed a bomb explosion

Salonien, Turkish consulate at birthplace of Kemal Ataturk. father of modern Turkey,

Three

The Indictment alleged the by taken there bomb was

and Turkish consular officials placed thero with their knowledge.

Mr Zorlu said he thought the Salonika bomb was the work of a Greek fanatic.

Denying complicity in the riots he said he was in London before and after the distur bances and hence he falled to ice his connection with them or

with the Salonika bamb

tbo in

DENIAL Addressing the court after the

Turkish Cypriots resident in London had come to tell him they intended to demonstrate. "but I said it was not my job Dr Fuchs came to East Ger- Dr Fuchs said during the dis- to tell them do or don't" ho indictment many on his release, last year cussion that scientists, although said. Mir Zorlu denied other

charges Lo and is now deputy director of persecuted, had East Germany's Institute for their sense of responsibility. He against him. Nuclear Research near Dresden said the most ecuniorakal way to He took part with other East make atom bombs was with German scientists in a discus-plutonium, whereas the shortest sion on the gas centrifugo way to the hydrogen bomb was reading of the indictment, ex-

Pruskient Bayar denied recently classified as a state through uranium. secret by the West German

The fact that scientists were knowledge of the bomb plot and government.

working in West Germany un rejected allegations that he had was Pro- the

and part Also taking

centrifugo-which inspired Kas

organised fessor Max Bleenbeck, one of could produce small amounts of Istanbul riots.

uraalum cheaply- 10 He

the inventore of the centrifuge, brichet can certainly tell the

Mr Menderes also repudiatea on which he worked in Russia showed the West Gerinen gov- hours tate (8),

the allegallon that he organised after the war. He described it

vrnment bad ideas of producing the Salonika bomb explosion. "I as: a "giato secret that never hydrogen bombs, 10 kald.

2 When soft is a mineral (5),

3 Rng enthusiast, perhaps (7).'

4 bose crying? (5),

5 Iemoves to court? (5, 8).

slow whun

6 Often

(8).

12 Debs doilghts? (7).

backed

13 Slayed for a while, (0),

14 Retired hound7 (6),

10 Played by those who have

one over the eight7 (5).

17 Natirat outerme of a ring

(B).

Copl Banfe, who is piloting hight twin-engine Super-V Bonanza pisne, landed at Rome's Clampino airport behind schedule.

LATE

the Atlanik, YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrossi 1 Olog, 4 Speckle, ...(Seno)Riia, 9 Pane, 10 Riddles, 11. Afan, 12 Bes, 14 Peerces,

17 Ariel, 19 Strad, 22 Trebled, 20 Huld, 17 Cone, 20 Warbier, 96. Arme, 30 Died, 31 Amperor, 22 Sick:

Down 2 Lender,

Grosso, 4 Siraptrey), 5 Pálfied, 0 Cedar, 7 Lecks, 12 Bait, 18 Bide, 15 Eery, 10 Buds, 10 Récede, 20 Troads, 21 Ador,

23 Realmi, 24 Bible, 25 Defle.

two

11 hours

was,"

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'HAD TO BE BROKEN'

ho

Bry

the

dey all knowledge that the ex-

that the bond was sent from Turkey," he said.

**The scientists are putting plosion was caused by Turks or He decided to cut out

this frightfal weapon late scheduled stop at London be-

the hands of the West Ger- 12 HO WELS

Professur Steenbeck said Caus

men government," he added. He denied an allegation in the cx- minutes late on fils crossing of knew his work Itusia, war

Professor Steenbeck, who flotment that he had

Tadlo helping to break the American

ordered wide His future schedule calls for monopoly of the atom bomb works at Jona University In pressly

sold to equip publicity for the Balonika explo him to stop in Beirut, Karachi, "and that had to be broken, East Germany,

mont to produce enriched that elon, "I was asked 1 the bomb he added. Chimulia, Ednefrole, Manila,

"Yes, that had to be broken" terial was being built in East how could be published and Toky, the Yard. Inada and be Fuchs reported emphatically Germany, which got all such approved * If our radiba Uldn't Honolulu He will teen inter to- | Reter hit; and pure et a materials needed for, Russia, use it, some other radio or news.

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