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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 508, 17 April 1933, Page 5

TRIAL

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:HARgES "MORAL ... $AS 5 ' r DENIED

il 18. Mky.April 14. 1, Thornton, one isimien. was ; unjboutfour houis. gain put tq him lematic espionordinates, which 4 in general lnadinitted his mi bearing on the olvency in view idvanced to thcm as understood to 0 suggest that ied "with their acpionage prosecution obe Kutozova, seo3 Jloscow office, fbo pleaded guilts that Thornton inage. eged that Monkhad not hesitated ns for machine;ence. Imitted that Mi . an Vickers Comger, was ako inmation regarding ; past as intclli8 was montionod t ran through the ,eing unable to Jmissions of esirnton, showed nculpating himed by Him in the police. Thornincriminating d out that when nent he was in he would have he wrote under en turned to the iassed by Thornbordinates and to a, questioned in irmed all her deirison regarding ■ transactions. ion, however, adce was explainc-d loan.to certain 'which was subff. epudiated atod depositions rich implied that iS a bribe. 1 to call Dolgov, sion opened with 3V, which was the in the case, eithotherwise, from in those actually ition Dolgov desmanner the cirthe alleged bribe ton, and Monkand Monkhouse nined on the subid reaffirmed that ir roubles involvli was not snbsepiosecution sum"Dolgov confirms n denies every[uestioned eing questioned, i's explanation, ie did not regard present since he 'V an honest mai:, er of the Russian aded guilty, Kotcalled. He dcsmce with Miu--'d alleged that he > sums of monoy return for \>roilding plans an i king work, which 'ed out on Haus. subsequentlv iu10use, who pointafter certain totliarevski menlC€, the Moscow ® Vickers' office ■jondon for spaif;e ffas next call■e °ther Russian eaded guilty in 1115 anti-Soviet advantage oi" tan Vickers' ern•Norwall, With pgres.

d at length the chhe alleged he 1 Norwall's in'hlcUesaidhe i roubles from : a *ii" coat. Henial '!y ?enied everv- 1 ;a.d said, point- ; ® «ct attempted , ,rom his anti- ' Plamed the trans- ! 7. coat as tak- ! J'l'dparty toi %tk i y«>banov. He 1 . any on& would | " J»y Place." LL7anov was i-led by 2 ns by him , anti-Soviet iplan iormacheln2 •Sess'on was Xa7nation 0f - b tan acalI,sSauctToi£