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THE CHINA MAIL,

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1961.

programmes

over TV ends in a murder

BABY IS KILLED AFTER FIGHT OVER EMERGENCY- WARD 10'

London, Mar. 8. AN 18-year-old mother had a fight with her husband about which TV programme they should watch. Then, in a tem- per, the husband murdered their 10-week-old baby, Julio Ann. The mother, dark-haired Mrs Joan Barrott, daughter of a re- tired police sergeant, told the story of the quarrel to Mr Justice Streatfield at Nottingham Assizes recently.

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BY THE WAY

Mrs Barrett, wearing

Mr Justice Streatfelld fold nylon fur coat.

has Who white

"Anyone Rave Borett: evidence against her 21-year-listened to this case or heard old husband Horace, a baker, of the evidence can have no doubt Park Vale-road. Leicester.

that the verdiet (guilty of She said:

"I wanted to see murder} is the correct anc. He You will undergo the punish- *Emergency Ward 10."

bv wanted to watch Perry Como ment prescribed

law on B.B.C.

for life." imprisonment

"First one of us and then the

Mrs Barrell, who now lives at other switched

It was Uver

Harpenden, West!leld razd, friendly at first, and then it Tertfordshire, was led from the developed into a fight. I hit hirurt weeping-London Express with my shoe and be lit me Service. buck with his clenched fist the face twice.

In

"I then walked out of the flat,

leaving him alone with Jull Mail Notices

who was still asleep

by Beachcomber

AN American machine called

the Moodmaster ought to be boon to experts in subliminal advertising. It supplies back- ground music for all occasions.

I see a sentimental woman in search of a tube of loothpaste

Australian newsletter by EMH

Japan newsletter from John A. Rickard

Recent rally presage violence

may

Australia may more

honour West

Indies cricket captain

Sydney, (By Airmail). The West Indies cricket captain, Frank Worrell may be asked to become a re- presentative in the West Indies for the Australian Government and there is also a likelihood that he may receive a Knighthood.

Tokyo, (By Airmail) The first major demonstration of 1961 took place here on Saturday and it appears that my earlier predictions of more violence this year will be borne out. Trouble with a capital "T" is a certainty if the police continue their tactics of this weekend.

More than 6,000,000 trade demonstration, and if such union members were reported lo approval is not given then the have taken part in rallies

polloc have the right to move throughout Japan on Saturday, In and break up the demons-

(ration. the opening day of the spring

Thousands In addition "wage offensive."

or demonstrators to calling for higher wages, the marched through the streets of workers protested against rising Tokyo on Saturday with flaxs After attending rallies Dying and placards held high. prices in public parks, about 20.000 af And If the flying of Bags and the left-wing Schyo (General the

of carrying

placards Council of Japan Trade Unions) constitutes a demonstration, then were demonstrations 132 the streets of Tokyo, Which means that either the police ap- proved the demonstrations - or deliberately lenored violations of the law in all parts of the city except in the Diet aren,

marched to the Diet to present there petitions to Socialist Diet mem-

bers.

The parades everywhere were reported to have been orderly -but for a time there was a This would be in recognition | Holy Orders for 60 years. He danger of rioting occurring in of his services to cricket and to came to Australia In 1890 and the Dlet area. And if it had co-

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Mrs Barrett said that she returned, Juile Aun ap- peared to be asleep. Next day she noticed blood coming from her nose and She

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FATAL BLOWS

ان

Mr Graham Swanwick Q.C.. that was prosecuting, sald when Mrs Barrett was out the room for half an hour that her husband struck the blows.

sald Mr Swanwick Barretts were married on March 5, 1960, The baby was born on November 1.

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"It may well be that the birth of this young chill to this young couple formed some inter-

with their habits," ference said.

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The

prosecution suggests This that the background to story and explanation was either the "accused, not for the first time, lost his temper or rather resented this little child,

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"Losing his temper with his wuc be vented hils humoured temper DR this young baby,"

(Letter

a supermarket. Moved to tears by a Chopin nocturne she sobs her way round the place, buying everything in sigh, to bring a little ray of happiness into the. lives of the directors. Evidently suspecting that there are still people who will resent having their moods dictated to them, mid prefer to have their own moods, someone connected with the Moodmaster has sug- gested that I should be colled the audio-dcodorant." Drooling hits out

TF, between the two wars, we the Germans had offered Storage

and training depots grounds in this country the might have been more favour- 128 in ably disposed towards 1929.

Professor Drouling.

It is known that Mr Menzies was very impressed with Frank Worrell and by his leadership in the recent tests, and would favour some form of diplomatie link with the West Indies, present Australia Trade Cominissioner in Trialdad, but there is no direct Consular linit.

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his around square mile parish, he started to think of the need for a boys school.

This iden became real and in 1001 he bought an old summer realderce maintains a

of Queensland's Governor and started a school

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Worrell 36.. Frank

is Bachelor of Arts in Sociology of Manchester University, and the first Test Captain to have

perpetuated international cricket trophy. He

is name

on an

is employed as a plant super- visor at the bauxite mines in Jzalea.

President

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Some of the heavier chords were played with more than

whole were played with the body, the piantat rising in her seat for better effect.

A pathologist, Dr Ernest CROSSWORD forearm or arm weight. They Ward, said almost all the boby's riba were fractured,

Detective Inspector Bari! Saunders,

Barrett Jel said him:

↑ have been ashamed to tell you the truth, It's a terrible thing I have dong,"

The statement said: "For the first few weeks everything was all right. Then, all of a sudden, my wife and I started having rows because we never went out because of the baby."

'LOST CONTROL'

After describing the TV Aght, the statement added: "My wife started to cry before she left the flat, and I told her I was sorry. i was absolutely fed up and lost control of myself. The baby began cry and I went over and punched it hard about three times on the left side of the body."

Mr Joseph Grieves, Q.C.. defending, sald-

young have

**When Iwe suh people get married and their first baby zo early. It makes a considerable disruption and burden of their lives.

"Passion and tempers are easily arcused, sometimes with dire consequences, Here you have the accused desperately in love with his pretty wife and now pleading for her forgive-

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London Express Bervice.

(Music critle.) THE Norwegian pianist Stedj- hammer oflen jumps into the air and conies crushing down on the keys. He boasts Chat with one blow of his fot he сап stave in ü whole octave. To preserve the delicney of his hands. Kurt Pelldreiver plays the more ferocious kinds of music in special boxing gloves. The blurring effect of

"He

will this is rather fun. stand

from the no nonsense plano," wrote a critic, “and very Ittle sense."

London Express Service.

EDIBLE THQUCHIN CHOR TODANIK

While we were yet help- less, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly. -Romans 5:8,

Here is the best news in the world for anyone who feels guilty and far away from God,

Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc Cincinnati, Ohio.

Kennedy

has

now established beyond all doubt That an Aus- tralian naval lieutenant was the principal figure wartime in his from the Solomon Islands.

rescue

He is Lt. Evans, Who walle stationed as a coast watcher in 1943 received a distress mt53- age, carved on a cocoanut, from a Lt. Kennedy, whose P. T. bout which he commanded had been sliced in hulf by a Japanese destroyer.

Friendly natives who made the risty canoe journey and teek the "ecemnut to Lt. Evans, re- turned with a note to say that | help was on the way, and short- ly after Lt. Kennedy and his men were picked up.

This note has been in a frame treasured by John Kennedy for 17 years, but the signature has been a mystery. Recently Ave Experts were called JTE to the White

House 10 study the signature, and all reported that

Retires at 91 --still busy

Dixon

with six boys. Today the of school, Southport, is one Queensland's

public great schools

where. Bishop was Headmaster until 1929, and where generations of old boys it was R. R. Evans, who has Affectionately know him as been traced to Sydney where he Jimmy. (see picture) lives, and works

# book keeper. President Kennedy

pcudly showed

CS

the letter to Mr Menzies when they funched together recently at ine White Last weekend the Launces

Hause.

The world's oldest active Anglican Bishop is nbout to retire at the age of 91, but hopes to find something to keep him busy.

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(Tasmania) news-

paper, the Examiner, launched an appeal for

£1,200 to send a boy and his mother America.

little

to

T child, Davis Chaplin. 20 months old, is suffering from a heart complaint where the veins from his lungs carry blood to He is the Rt. Rev. Henry the wrong heart chamber which Horace Dixon, Coadjutor Bishop pumps the blood back to the of Brisbane who has been in lungs instead of to the rest of the body. To add to this be has a hole in the heart.

This operation has bean per- formed 20 times already by Dr Denton Cooley in Houston, and the people of Launceston have sent in their gifts to enable the baby and his mother to make the journey. The target WES reached in two days, but money is still prouring in and although the fund was definitely closed

mark. at the $3,000

people were still queueing with their gifts, and the fund now stands at £3,837/15/0.

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London Express Service.

course of last

There is no law banning de- monstrations In the Diet area and during the year millions of people paraded Through the arca with fings dylag. The Metropolitan Police Buard

No one was prosecuted is reported to have told the that they had the right to do so

for doing this-ond so it appeara

kanisers of the rallies that the unionists could march through the streets, but that they would not be allowed to carry tags an placards. If they did so s would

Since then there have been no new laws enacted dealing with unionists had the right 10 y this matter-so presumably the

their flags on Saturday. If this so, then the police went is be beyond their powers,

dlo-

be considered 1 de- monstration and such monstrations would permitted.

not

When the demonstrators--for that's what they were, writi flags or without reached the Diet, they were walking in an orderly processtun. Then the

police moved in and tried to pull down the nags and placards of the demonstrators,

NO ATTACK

Many violent smufles occurred. Fortunately for all concerned, the demonstrators did not begin on the police. a mass attack While the police scuffled with the people in the leading ranks, the thousands 213lied behind made no move to join they waited until it was their turn to pass through the police blockade. In any other country there would have been bloody rioting.

CRACK DOWN

Prime Minister Hayato Iked is expected to crack down hard

The

Jofilst organisations

during the coming months-but he may find himself in greater

duties than his predecessor, Nobusuke Kishi.

come

Many Japanese. felt strongly about the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty. Many more feel even more strongly about their in- and Eving standards. Prices are continuing to rise and the workers yant higher erinned to wages, and are

This determina- get increases. tion is shored equally by the members of Sohye and the more moderate Zenro-two crganisa~ tons which did not always see eye to eye on the Security Treaty issue. I pressed hard It is difficult to know whatnough these two organisations authorities had in esuld drop their differences, at the police mind when they decided that no least temporarily, and Co- flags could be carried. It is ordinate

activities. their

It possible that they were hoping they do, the Government will to provoke trouble in order t5

really have trouble on Its hand. create public tension so that the Government could gain wide public support for nine and more stringent police laws. Or per- Лара they were testing the meille of the unloniste future reference.

for

is necessary in Tokyo it to obtain approval to hold a

The workers are in no mood An be put cif by soft talk by the Government-and one good reason for this is that Govern- ment cfeints, from ikeda downI- word to town Assemblymen, have been voting themselves tremendous increases in pay.

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