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South Africa’s third mass trea- son trial.

The court ruled Monday the in- dictment against the colored (mixed blood), Indian and Afri- can defendants was defective be- cause it lacked particulars of their alleged conspiracy in com nection with the charge of “pre- eparing for acts of violence.” The surprise ruling at the first day of trial left the 61 persons free to return home. A decision on their possible re-indictment is up to the government.

OTHER TRIAL POSTPONED

Manwhile, a court announce- ment said a prosecution-defence had resulted in the postponement of the treason trial of 39 other defendants to Aug. 3 from May 18. The intervening time will be used for the de- fence’s appeal against the court’s refusal to quash the 30-defendant indictment. It charges thern with “pre-| paring for acts of violence and advocating the Marxist-Leninist doctrine of violence.” This smaller group was on trial from Jan. 1 to March 2, when the fusal to quash the charge came and the court adjourned the case. Monday's 61 defendants and the other 30 originally were indicted in 1958. Last October, the prose- cution withdrew the first indict- ment after a court holding the first mass trial had quashed an alternative charge and ordered more details on the main one. The

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Racial Indictment

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indictments now before the courts

Johannesburg were marked by rioting and police gunfire.

Most of those arrested were

committed for trial on high trea- son charges but only 92 were in- dicted to appear a{ a court set up under special legislation. One defendant was discharged for ill- ness, leaving the 91.

Judge R. L. Rumpff, presiding

at the latest trial, declared it was “insufficient for the Crown to al- lege that the accused joined a conspiracy and not say how they are alleged to have entered agreement.’’ He said it was ‘‘es-|. sential for them to know in order that they may be able to prepare for trial.”

Rapist Jumps From Bridge.

VANCOUVER (OP) — Alan

Cemm, 2, ignored the pleas of onlookers and plunged 200 feet to his death from the Lions Gate Bridge Wednesday.

His 20-year-old companion told

police Cemma raped her twice be- fore he drove to the bridge and leaped to his death.

Four men pleaded with Cemm

to climb back to safety as he clung to a girder. “To hell with you,” he shouted.

The woman told police Cemm

faped her in his car after they had been drinking beer together.

He forced her to stay in the car

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She drove the car to the toll gate and warned tollkeeper Don Sheckley, who telephoned police.

For several, minutes, as Cemm clung precariously.to the girder, a tugboat patrolled below, play-

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Then he released his grasp and to the water, landing 530

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