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LONDON, Oct. 3, (British Wireless).-A Ministry of In-

in South

Prison Killing Sequel

the blows being struck.

"A few minutes Inter, defendant went over to a printing press and took up an Iron bar which he enrrlet to No. 1 printing press. He did not continue with its work.

Lifted from Bar

formation bulletin states that Committal Proceedings|| "AL 0 nm., the warders were due German refugees Africa are freely offering their services to the authorities.

Volunteers include men who in the past served in various capacities in the German and Austrian armies, and who state they are anxious to serve in any capacity the land that gave them a haven,

Against Chinose

to be relleved and as they were walking to the end of the shop,, de- fendant lifted the fron bar and 'with it hit Chan over the head.

The recent sensational killing in Stantley Prison of a convict, who him- "Chan tried to get up und was self was serving a term of 16 years struck again. The noise attracted for attempted murder, had a sequel the attention of two printing officers the Central Magistracy this after-end they ran over to Chan, who was noon when La Shtu, a conviet, was lying on the floor. On making en- charged with the murder of Chan quirles, they took defendant into Large registration EN expected Sick-lan on August 20,

custody. throughout the country, and volun- When Lau appeared in the dock, "Chan was taken to the Prison teers have expressed gratitude to the handcuffed to a police officer, the Hospital and Inter to the Queen Mary Government for giving them the op-Court room was filled with warders Iospital, where Dr, Court ordered an portunity to fight to help South and carefully guarded convicts from immediate operation. Chan, who f Africa, Instead of interning them. Stanley Prison, who were there to was very weak during the operation,

statement issued by the South give evidence for the Crown.

| African central committee of German The care was heard before Mr. T, died In the evening.

refunces declares: "German refugees In South Africa renew their pledge of loyalty to the Union, and express their willingness and desire: to serve the country in the same way us the ritizens of this

country"

J. Houston.

Counsel, Mr. 3. Whyatt, Crown assisted by Mr. L. R. Whant, pro- secuted.

In outlining the case. Mr. Whyatt rald that the murder took place in

S. Rhodesian Offer Of Help the printing shop at Stanley Prison

SALISBURY, S. Rhodesia, Oct. 3at 9 am, on August 28. (Reuter)-Mr. C. M. Huggins, the "The men he sald, "were work- Premier of Southern Rhodesia, ntateding in a party, which was known as

The hours work in a ratio address to-day that the No. 13.

were rect [1 Saturdays,

| country euld help Britain best on from 7.30 a.m. to 10.45 am.

the economie front, by producingan. to 3 pan., except on every ounce they could to help pay when the hours were tron 7,30 km, for the purchase of munitions from to 10.45 amri. On this particular ntral countries.

morning, which was a Saturday,

tumed Stewart. Europears warder. and an Indian warder were on duty. as well on prison officers.

In Southern Rhocfzala, as in Britain, there were more men ready for training than they could cope with.

The Premier announced the re "The party started work, 'nt 7.30 signation, for reasons of health. of am, defendant being engaged with Sir Percival Flynn, Minister for In-two others at No. 1 printer press. ternal Affairs.

maching. Chan was at a book

Loft

Machine". "Nothing unusual occurred until his 8.45 m. when defendant teft

They machine and approached Chan. conversett mid were overheard by, another prisoner.

He will be succeeded by the Labour leader.

Anglo-Rumanian

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"Chan their stood up and it cle fendant on the face and chest.

LONDON, Oct. 3 (Router)-Mr. Stewart, the warder, came on Oliver Stanley, President of the scene

and ordered defendant

the! lo

Board of Traite, anounced in the return to his work. Ile did not see House of Commons to-day that his department was making arrange- ments for certain purchases in this country by Rumania, and for British! purchases of Rumanlan wheal.

Mr. Stanley said they were also in touch with the Latvian Govern- ment on the subject of Anglo-Latvian trade, which was at present Inter- rupted in the Baltic.

He bald there would be some delay in the issue of export leences owing to the immense work to which his department was subjected.

Ile could not promise the E- mediate Issue of licences as certain) goods might be wanted in this coun- try.

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SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" ZURICH, Oct. 3 (UP).-All leave for the Swiss Army has been cun- rolled, Frontier fortflrations have been reinforced.

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Trade Agreement With Chile

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (Reuter},— Mr. Cortell Hull announces that the

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