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Show The Sait Lake Tribune, Thursday, June 22, 19Ct World News Scenes , ' I , Eichmann Cites Bomi Aide on Stand Bonn Denies , Congo Army Holds o' - t By Homer Blgart' New York Times Writer JERUSALEM, June 21 -- Katanga Premier Sture Linner; chief United LEOPOLDVILLE; CONGO Nations representative in the ' REPUBLIC, June 21 In Congo, said Adoula had told tprior Minister 'Cyrille Adoula him he wants Godefroid - of the central government said go', Katangas interior minWednesday Premier Moise ister, to come here with other T$hombe of breakaway Ka political leaders of the Congo. tanga province still is detained ADOULA SAID he would by the army at a nearby para recommend the release of troop camp and there are no Tshombe if the proposed displans to transfer him. cussions led to settlement of EARLIER WEDNESDAY, the new. nations political one of 19 member Of Tshom-b- problems. Ishombe was seized April entourage who arrived unexpectedly in Elisabethville 26 after walking out of a parafter being releasedby' the ley of political leaders, on the central governrifent said future of the Congo in the Tshombe was "at liberty" in equateur province capital of Coquilhatville. Leopoldville. Beuteri New Aency Mu-no- e i V A final decree bt 1943 Nikita Hurls V Warnings On n , Building Zips Adolf Eichmann said under oath Wednesday ofte of the chief advisers of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany was responsible for Nazi wartime measures depriving German Jews of citizenship and property. EICHMANN, ON trial for his life on charges of causing the death of millions of Jewa, implicated Hans Globke, secretary of state in the Adenauer government He implied that Globke, then In the legal department of the Department of Interior, was responsible with an official named Hering for supplementary decrees of the Nuremberg racial laws. ' Wild and Confused Nw York Timet Servlet MONTREAL, June 21 The Canadian dollar Wednesday fell to the lowest level in 10 years. Trading here was described as "wild, erratic and confused." A-Tests SHORTLY AFTER the Foreign Exchange Market opened Wednesday, the Canadian doContinued from Page One llar was traded at' a discount political commissars during of 3' to 4 cents below the - United States dollar.--SooWorld War II. that low point His speech a well as the was "ifteT"the bank of Canreached, whole Kremlin proceedings entered the ada apparently were broadcast to the nation an effort to check over Moscow radio and tele- picture in ' an uncontrolled faU. vision. At the flose of business Khrushchevs declaration oniWednesday thejliscount was jpucleartestswere jn dlrectie, between 2 and 3V4 cents. There aponse to President Kennedys were no firm quotations and warning last week that the each deal had to be confirmed U.S. might be forced to resume by banks with their head ofnuclear weapons tests if the fices. Soviet Union did not soon THE PRONOUNCED weakagree to an international ness in the dollar wa the ditreaty banning auch experi- rect result of the budget handments. ed down Tuesday night' by The Soviet leader said some Finance Minister Donald FlenV Americans, had proposed ingJFleming forecast a deficit of 650 million dollarsagainst ons tests if the Soviet Union one last year of about 350 mildoes not accede to the West- lion dollars. ern demands for a test ban He said that attempts would treaty. be made tojceep the Canadian In terms LWE JMUSTWARNthese dollar at a discount U.S.' funds ' ' gentlemen, said Khrushchev, of that as soon as the U.S. resumes nuclear explosions the Soviet Union will immediately Hew York Time Service start tests of its own nuclear June 21 Six LONDON, weapons. In the Soviet Union many workmen erected a new devices have been worked building with 2,000 square out that require practical tests feet of floor area here and .such a test would un- Wednesday in 1 hour and 20 minutes. doubtedly increase the miliThe structure consisted tary ability of our armed forces, Khrushchev said. of concrete sections hinged from a prefabricated roof. KHRUSHCHEV charged - that the U.S. response to his A crane set them in place proposals of "complete and over a prepared concrete universal disarmament had foundation and they weie been to increase its military then locked into place. budget this year by 2H billion Terrapin, Ltd., a London dollars over last year and to construction company, gave begin discussing an Increase the demonstration and in the numerical strength of claimed that the building the Western armed forces. time was one of the fastest This may put the Soviet In the. world. Union in the position of necessity also to increase appropriations for armaments, to strengthen and perfect our de- -' lenses and if necessary to increase the numbers of our armed forces so as to provide a more powerful basis for peace and cooperation -- . Fri AwcU44 Winphtti officer Adolf Eichmann gestures In testifying during Israel trial on charges of wartime murder of dews. .Ex-Gestap- Russians Pirouette Sends Ballet Circles Whirling : de- prived Jews of access to courts and left them wholly at the mercy of the police. It was fhe$e measures, he said, that forced a considerable expansion in 1943 in the functions of his Gestapo Bureau which formerly had concerned itself only with emiof gration and evacuation Jews. By implicating than a transport officer for the deportation of Jews in the early stages of World .War II. He seemed to revel In explanations of the intricacies of the Gestapo organization and insisted it was not his bureau but other officers in the Reich that security headquarters committed Car.ly brutalities the Jews. The reference to under- against ' ground leaders Was regard- ' , Servatius had trouble In ed as an oblique swipe at stemming his garrulous wit' Globke. , ness and had to signal frewith an upraised For Globke ha? been defend- quently ed by Adenauer as a sort of palm. Catholic - fifth columnist, who Atjtimes Eichmann seemed Infiltrated Nazi officialdom fo to be running his own defense keep the church informed of and irritated the court by asNazi, plans. suring It from time to time "gv. the-- ' documents which GLOBKE NEVER Joined the that vylll confirm my statement will Nazi Party but was entrusted later' oil in the course wifh coauthorship of acom-mentary- - appear of the testimony." . on the Nuremberg laws setting forth how they The e o u r t reminded him coldly that it' was irregular for were to be applet! an accused person to submit EICHMANN ENf other testi-mon- documents and that he had betWednesday again insist- - ter leave that function to his . t - -ed that he was nothing more counsel of Interior and other ministries which provided the legal basis and issued directions for the persecutions of Jews. . If the accused' is guilty, cried Servatius, then the initiators are even more guilty those who sat In high places, including combatants and underground leaders. , y S. Americans Shock Adlai With Red-Thre- at Apathy Globke, Eichmann was striking back at the Bonn government, . ' BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, June represents a peril to 21 (UPI) Ambassador Adlai isphere. He and his defense counsel, E. Stevenson at the close of his Reuters News Agency Robert Servatius, are known tour of 10 nations to be resentful over West Ger- his r LONDON, June 21 British impresario Victor in the appars is disappointed to demand refusal manys of defected Wednesday charged the appearance - of ent to or the South extradition raise inability Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev with the Ballet de Cuevas a pfennig for Eichmanns de- American peoples fully to recin Paris is "unethical, inconsiderate and irresponsible. fense. . ognize the Communist threat H OCH HAUSER, who is presenting the Leningrad State Yet Servatius has not pub- tLJtheJhemisphereJtwas Kirov Ballet in London said Nureyev is still under contract demanded that Globke learned Wednesday night licly to appear with the Leningrad company here at the ...firsts testify, either here or In - STEVENSON IS said to be performance of The Sleeping. Beauty hext Friday. West Germany. particularly concerned over The Russian ballet is appearing fit the Royal Opera the attitude toward Cuba in weeks. Covent four Servatius Garden, for House, Tuesday opened an the defense case by saying he some places. He also found hanthe in HOCHHAUSER said he was contemplating commenc- would prove that apparent timidity not one ing legal proceedings in France against the Ballet de Cue- step was taken by Eichmann dling of the Communist probvas to restrain Nureyev from appearing in their production agalpst the Jews without or- lem because some local governments Jeel a need for conof "The Sleeping Beauty! on the same date he was to have ders from superiors, with leftist elements. ciliation dancedjt in theRussian production Jn London THUSTHJTresponslb!lfty "TnEcuadorrStevensonwas Nureyev was hired bythe Ballet de CuevasTafterTeav-in- g the Kirov company and seeking political asylum in for the crimes laid to Eich- said to have found a completemann, he said, really belonged ly negative attitude toward the France last week. with officials of the Ministry idea that communism really y Hoch-hause- Eich-mann- the hem-- . Aide Role In Initiative Beuteri ,News Agency BONN, GERMANY, June 21 Chancellor" Konrad ; Adenauer's office Tuesday night Issued a . statement denying that State Secretary Hans Globke - had anything to do with an iniative during the war for the expansion of the Jew, ish Affairs Department of the Gestapo headed by Adolf Eichmann. THE STATEMENT referred to a remark by Eichmann at his trial In Jerusalem Wednes-da- y that the expansion of his office was "the indirect result of the Initiative of Department 1A of the Ministry of the Interior, Hering and Globke and their efforts towards the Withdrawal of citizenship and confiscation of. Jewish prop-erty.- " The statement said "State Secretary Dr. Globke does not know that an initiative went out from the former Reichs interior ministry to expand Eichmanns department' in the former Reich's security head" ' quarters. 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