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WARNING Mr. Pickwick goes
Western Powers And
Communists
-Must Face Realities
CHOICE BETWEEN PEACE & WORLD DESTRUCTION
Berlin, Jan. 12.
British Labour Party leader, Mr Clement Attlee, warned tonight the Western Powers and Communism must agree to differ, and face the "stark choice between peace and the destruction of eivilisation."
In a memorial lecture to the late Mr Ernst LOVE OF A Reuter at West Berlin's Free University, Mr Attlee said Soviet Russia would have to abandon
BEAUTIFUL any imperialist ambitions and hopes of achieving
war
world Communism by hot or cold wished to live in peace with the West.
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Jews' Trial
Verdicts To Be
Announced
By Nasser
Cairo, Jan. 12.
A five-man high Military Court today completed its
(of freecom agrast tyranny will deliberations and decided
John Bull's
on verdicts and sentences for 10 Jews whose trial on charges of espionage and sabotage on behalf of here last
Tomb In Danger lerael ended
Kingsbury. Jan. 12.
week.
The url's conclusion was M The Winb of Jedia Bull. loly guarded sceret until the He quickly hid hanself behind Gentleman of the Poultry at the completion of a full report and bush and his wife went to ine court of Queen Elizabeth ), and the grounds on which the Juda- gill, pretending to have lost her sold to be the
of ments original Samone had begun show- WAY
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Estorian described The 10 defendants will be ad- John Dun as "a bluff, king-vised of the verdicts as soon as heated, buil-hen led taimer.". Premier Nusser hus made his China Mal Spectal,
recision and then will be an- nounced publicly
Pre- by the mirs offee and not by the Court.
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Meanwhile, six other Jews accused of Communist activi- Les and in custody since Inst October are sull awaiting the tometal indictment which will I put them On trial before a
military court.
The State Security attomey, Mr AL Nureddin, who In- |vestigated the case, charged re- cently that the six Jews had links with Moscow through the French Communist Party and sold that the trial would take place soon.United Press.
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Diokons ray? Tue celo. brated Mr Pick- wick has been preaching Comumalain 021 Moscow ranto. Moscow has been in- cluding him in its English language broadcast In thirty-minute nattrical pro- Br Pickwick GARAIMO,
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He was appalled to find In it so much reactionary American Influence.
In place of the Frock- coated Londoners of his own day, ho GAW FUR- chewing G.Ls, and in place of the elegant charity balls, he discovered Jive and Jitterbugging.
Sinoc the war, there has been a steady flow of anti- American propaganda from behind the Iron Curtain. In May, 1953, Russia wAR devoting no less than 600 hours a week to her broad- casts in foreign languages -00 of them to English broadcasts,
Two-way flow
The volume of radio time devoted to foreign propa- randa varies, but Newsmap gives here a general piežuro of the time spent on Eng- lish programmes by Mon- and uther cast cow European broadcasting sta- tions, and of the reverse broadcasts flow of B.B.C.
to the countries behind the Iron Curtain.
He Wants To
Get Away From It Ali
East London, Jan.
14.
To sall away from "a werld gone mad" is the plan of Mr Z. Milwski, a Pole, who has come to East London to Luild a boat in which he can realise his am- bition.
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