Nairobi, June 6.
rhe court including the jur cleared yesterday when the trial of Sir Delves Broughton on a charge of murdering Lord Errol was continued. The clearance was for a long legal argument regarding the admissibility of evidence of Lieut, J. J, Leglird, which was recorded secretly in a lower court.
The judge ruled that parts were inadmissible, Lieut, Leglird testified concerning an occasion when Sir Delves Brougton had insisted on Lord Errol's bringing Lady Broughton home not later than 3 a.m, after an cutin The atmosphere of the court distinctly stormy on occasions di a long cross-examination of Lad: Delamere. Answering questions regarding talks with Lady Broughton and Lord Errol when the witness was a dinner guest at the Broughton house, she said Lord Errol told her he was deeply love with Lady Broughton and wished to marry her, The witness advised him first to wait six months and on reflection said she thought it would be better if he dropped the affair completely, Later Lady Delamare took Lady Broughton aside and told her what Lord Errol had said, She admitted that Lady Broughton's reply was that she was fond of her husband, The witness told Lady Broughton that Lord Errol deserved some happiness because his first mar unsuccessful and his second too old. The witness agreed with counsel that she might have said, "Take your happiness where you can find it—there's a war on." but she also urged both Lord Errol and Lady Brougton to make a clean breast of their affair to the accused, Counsel asked, "What has this affair to do with you?" "Merely because I was an old friend of Lord rol and I anticipated trouble and difficulty for all three."—Reuter Many Germans Listening To Foreign Broadeas London, Jun The growing disinclination of the German people to believe all that Dr. Joseph Goebbels, Nazi Propaganda Minister. tells them is shown by a New York message. which states that between April 1940 and March 1941 no less than 1,496 persons were arrested. Germany for disobeying the law about listening to foreign broadcasts, Of thi total 1,231 people were convicted. man was sentenced to death for foreign news distributing copies of eports,—Reuter, Molotov Visit to Japan Denied Tokyo, June 6.
Official quarters deny all knowledge of the report in the newspaper "Hochi," Japanese army organ, that Commissar, t Japan during iv Molotov, Soviet Foreign
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