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30 YEARS' JAIL The Queen More research

Jewish mother Maximum term East Berlin border guards fooled

wins legal right to son

Tel Aviv, Nov. 9. 19-year-old

A

Jewish

unmarried

mother

today

walked happily from o

court here with the child's

for former

U.S. diplomat

Moslem fother after win Irvin

ning legal right to her boby son.

The Tel Aviv District Court took less than 10 minutes to rant Miss Yaffa Ajam's appeal the o: the ruling against Jenile magistrale court which made her five-month-old baby ward of state for three years As Miss Ajani who still faces a charge of abducting her institution last son from the

the month walked fron judge's chambers, she smiled at waiting friends and exclaimed

1 am so happy

Ruling

petite

The

Taven-haired mother wailed

the only for child's father Abdul Habim Majdaleh, 22, to come out be- fore the couple hurried to the institution

baby to take their home.

The court's ruling directs that the baby be under the super- vision of £ social

welfare officer for on year and that the child may not be taken out- side the Tel Aviv district until Mach, 1982.

Asked whether they now tehood to marry, Miss Ajanu smiled and said: Yes, we trupe to do so within a fortnigh

tu

Marriage between the comple means that one will have convert to the other's religiL ¦ as Israel law does not provide for civil marriages --Reuter

MINERS KILLED

Belgrade Nov

9.

Six miners were killed coal mine at Mursko Srediste in western Yugoslavle, while the fale of four more is uncertain. They are believed dead also AP

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Washington, Nov. 9. C.

American Scarbeck, former diplomat, was sentenced today to the maximum possible prison term of 30 years for passing U.S. secrets to Polish Communist agents.

Walks to freedom in hired Gl uniform

GI

Berlin, Nov. 9.

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Accra, Nov. 10. Queen tonight told 20,000 Ghanians who had given her a lavish wel- come to their country that she hoped her visit "will show the world that Ghona attaches im-

needed in UK colour television

London, Nov. 9. More research and experi- ment are needed, before a long-term method of colour television can be adopted in Britain, accord- ing to Sir Joseph Lock- wood.

He is the head of a

huge

tran- been

portance and value to her electric and musical industries

whose television group membership of the Com-smitting equipment hos

monwealth."

She added "thai

used by the British Broadcast- thy family ing Corporat! on for 25 years,

An East German walked calmly to freedom at dusk today by of nations embracing peoples

posing as an American soldier.

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The

Wearing 1 hired costurar un duty at Friedrichstrasse

sand, ans length from the Commun- which, one

eyewitness looked like

ist police wear at all the time comic-operat version of a World War II U.S. East German poitre do nut Army uniform," the 23-year-old check the identity German strolled right past East German Vopos guarding the Friedrichstrasse border point in the heart of Berlin.

scout cars went into 100 yards from position about the tower which stands on railway territory in the French by East in German transport of Western Allied soldiers

policemen uniform, although they insist on in several looking at the documents of all kors in civilian clothes

documents seclor but is guarded convicted | sufficient penalty He noted that Scarbeck, 41, was

October 27, but sentencing Scarbeck had already been kept was delayed pending a probation in prison for five months report

Judge Walsh told Klein that making an example in this case wo was a factor the court had keep in mind.

wal

11.5. District Judge Leonard P Walsh gave Scarbeck the maxi- mum 10-year prison term pos- sible under each of three counts. and specified that the terms run tolul of 30 Consecutively Fears.

lawyers would not be

In this year, 1961, Ameri- spread throughout cans SFE

and tremendous the world, temptations are offered," Judge said.

"And, with

the

this defendan!

Sen

Justice Departmen! said

Scarbeck

cligible for parole until he having been second secretary in served one-third of the tence, or 10 years.

Lence,

an embassy, doesn't that have to Laken into consideration,

be

1002"

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to

Scarbeck was second secretary in the US Embassy at Warsaw at the time he was accused information secret

giving

Communist agents.

Evidence al hls trial WBS that he bad become involved with a 22-year-old Polish girl, and that Polish agents sur

with heri prised him in bed and blackmailed bim Into Scarbeck elving them information from The Embassy.

Mercy

In addition to the prison sen- fore. Judge Walsh could have imposed

in 11: io US$30,000 fines However, Scarbeck wasi pictured B his attorney, Mri Samuel

Klein, as being penniles

Before the sentencing, Mr Klein appealed to the judge for mercy, saying Scarbeck's convic- Iton had branded the former diplomat for

life, and Was

Scapegoat

Mr Klein replied that Sear- beck shouldn't be treated as

of "inade- scapegoat because quacies of our security system." "That would be unfair to this defendant," he argued

In Dusseldorf, Germany, Mrs www stunned tonight by news of the jail sentence.

Reached at the home of her sister here, Mrs Scarbeck said tensely: "Really, are you sure? I can't believe thai," After a long silence she said: "Will you please forgive me, ! can't say anything now."

She

up the telephone. hung German-born Mrs Scarbeck is the mother of three children and Scarbeck's second wife. She returned to Germany about two weeks ogo.

Throughout the triad she had stood calmiy by her husband.- AP.

Sheriff convicted, key figure in police burglaries

New York, Nov. 9.

Sheriff Robert M. Roberts of Adams County, described by the prosecu- tion as a key figure in police burglaries in the Denver area, was convicted of burglary and conspiracy today in Brighton, Colorado.

Roberts

attractive as the and hts wife, Mickey, sat expressionless verdict.

العا

announced Jury The nine men and

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aware.

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28-Profundity,

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33 What rioters run.

05 Bark..

Its three women deliberated for 54

minutes.

Roberts could be sentenced to

to 10 yeaTS

state in the prison on each charge.

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Stagger, 7 Caller,

O Victor, D Stem, 11 Stir, 13 Hedge, 15 Pier, 18 Reed, 17 Erred, 18 Best, 10 Bode, 21 Tapered, 22 Tinted, 28 Russlan. Down: 1 Aces, & Plastor, 3 Bever, 4. Trlin, Gathered, Rushed, 10 Tire- Jess, 11 Bir, 13 Deserie, 14. Get, 16. Pester, 16. Rolle, 10. Hets, 20 Mando.

The sheriff was a key figure in the investigation which has resuited in suspension of 39 Denver policemen, Nearly

dozen

have been sentenced to prison for burglary.

'Arch criminal'

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Special counsel appointed by the state described the hand- some father of seven childreq as an arch criminal who used his elected office as a cover for his operations.

In three hours of testimony, Roberts

Tole in admitted his several burglaries with Denver police erminals, but the former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent testled he worked with

nown criminals and helped

in their burglaries in an elaborate undercover scheme because he wanted "to roundup the whole Denver police burglar gang."

Ho testified he escorted three police burglars to a suburban supermarket last June 20 when, unknown to him, Denver and suburban officers trapped the trio In the mot of riding a safe, con- talning $40,000. He said he was performing undercover work.

Roberta remained free under

$10,000 bond pending a 30-day period for seeking a new trial.

Presumably he will continue to function as sheriff of Adams County, adjacent to Denver, just us he bas since he brat was charged in July.-AP.

HERMES

teke Dyrkna

An eyewitness said the fellow kept his nerve to the last, con-

walk casually Unuing to

even after be was across the white line that marke the iron curtain

CONFIRMED

there.

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machine-gun

APPROACHED

bun-

armed with guns,

The gendarmhes, rifles and sub-machine

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TEST OF TIME

are

in all continents

al and of creeds races

is one 12 and which we are all proud lu be- long"

"More research and experi-

needed" he Welcoming the Queen at the ment

zaid Nkrumah "before we airport, President

can finally decide said he hoped the visit would on a method of colour

trans- be "no less exciting, successful mission which will stand the and enjoyable" than that of the test of time as the present black

years Duke of Edinburgh two

and white system has done.- ago.

China Mail Special.

He told the Queen: "We hope moment you will enjoy every of your stay in our country".

Huge crowds lined the route and as the Queen arrived a choir of women singers chanted to come. "She was not going but she has come"-expressing the general feeling of relief that last weekend's bombing Incá- dents had not led to the can- cellation of the trip.

HOTEL FIRE

Was the second escape the Friedrichstrasse through check-point this week. The first then approached the tower over was on Tuesday, when an East several railway tracks.

Yesterday the gendarmes told German couple fooled the Com-

East of

German munist police by roping

Fire broke car police officers to move back into wreath to the top of their

East Berlin territory, about 100 West German police confirmed and pretending to be high Com-

yards from the tower, and they preparing the story

They said the man munist functionaries

complied immediately. the Soviet

war to lay it on rented the costume and drew it

The French also took away memorial in West Berlin. over a numat suit of clothes,

a blue flag of the East German Meanwhile, An American military spokes-

gen-Communis! youth

movement man said 11 was a light olive darmes, supported by armoured which is banned in West Berlin,

brefly oc- with a drub colour

scout cars, false US

But a new blue flag was flying Loday Army shoulder emblem

and cupied and searched radway on the tower this morning and

territory around * disputed West patch on the jacket.

Berlin police again re- switched to

the French ported

East The

seeing

German US Army

In 1941, and sector border with East Berlin police on the territory.--Reuter mah in a white green uniforms

Reuter, and offrers for the second day running. and UFT. American soldiers

water tower on

French

Kansas City, Nov. 9.

out in the main kitchen of the Hotel Muchleback tonight just as Vice President Lyndon Johnson was preparing to speak at a dinner. Firemen The crowds, lining the route ordered the hotel evacuated in- through which the Queen travel-mediately. led into Accra, were estimated at 50,000.

wore The Queen

alomon dress, the Duke was in admiral's Nkru- uniform and President

dress suit.-

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There were no details on the extent of the blaze.-Reuter.

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