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MUSICAL

In Czechoslovakia

By David Laidlaw

David Laidlaw, who is a Brot, han travelled widely in Eastern Europe, and has made a special study of conditions imposed by Soviet Rumla.

SUMMARY: In spite of a tightening up of the already vicious criminal code of 1950, crime continues unabated in Czechoslovakia. Laidlaw suggests that increased hooliganism, pilfering and ether 1 anti-social acts may be the inhabitants' way of demonstratie; their contempt for a legal system designed to ensure their subjection to their Communist överlorda.

In

When people see their legal system undermined to serve a party, how do they react? Czechoslovakia the most significant effect has been a decline in public morality, manifest in increased hooliganism, pilfering and other unti-social activities.

State and

Bocialism--_ CX- tremely elalle definition--carry | the death sentence. Yet only the most brutal murderera dle for their crimes.

The ultimate safeguard of "Socialist justice and its final admission of fallure-involves action outside the law: arbitrory arrest, detention, and so on. By these means thousands of Czech's and Slovaks are sent to prison

occasion, liquidated.

or forced labor camped ou

The regime need never fear the

consequences of such illegal acts since public opinion, the Press

I

From DAVID GORDÓN

LETTER FROM JAPAN

Tokyo, Aug. 8.

and triumphantly that his company was welding the Bureau the possibility of establishing a claimed he was not breaking the from law. Ho he had the windówe

up. Temporarily out Europe against the indications walled of Interest in this country by witted, the ofetals now, feel people from those parts Apart they can safely order the ins pulled down owing to the lact they were not authorised in the first place. Mr Alzawa will also

The whole of Japan is on an "A-Bomb" jag this Potar route to Japan

week as the annual Hiroshima story is dusted off by editors, hrought up to date with additional statistics and garnished with a fresh batch of "sympathy" letters from people anxious to get their names in print,

has

from an ofTort by his own cont- pany. Japan had done nothing potential increase in tourist from Europe.

constructive Itself to create any

be told to put his windows back and start all over again, If he does us he will be given permission-after softe face- saving elapse, of time-and the condition the sigum don' block the windows,

WIS

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District Court Tokyo This 13th anniversary is cer-

* and the Radio are muzzled, tainly the most impressive yet, zued an interlocutory Injunc These media serve to warn the and the promoters deserve every tien lo suspend the reprinting

Last March the Metropolitan Bureau ordered People-slag "show" trials as praise for their due PRO fort, pending counter claims of denial

will of rights of free speech and Construction examples-that none shall escape, Six thousand marchers

by the wralliful Fumio Alzawn lo cease work on he was Certainly, Czechoslovak procurator, who inquires into "Socialist Justice," Novertheless, end their long trek from the publication

two huge neon signs “Socialiai justies" affords the crimes, prosecutes offenders, crime In Czechoslovakia con world's first atom-bombed elty authors.

unabated. The protection-which supervises their punishment and tinues

when they arrive In Tokyo to- Dow people tik

Leas subtle means were ein- heving erected to advertlye his- elghth flour cabaret because he for the big protest against

morrow unsatisfactory legally has falled.

"had failed to obtain the neces perhaps explains their behaviour. appeals

thousand played to end e dispute in Over one rally visiting Christion education- taxi company run by a former

His drivers and sary permits, alista, here for congress, naval officer. have been tapped as sources for other staff tried to form a union "statements". For the first time, which he refused to recognize news The workers went on strike and the English-langungo

on locked themselves in the com- pepers ran advertisements

pany dormitory. The owner then the "tourist attractions"

the against windows, A few days platform and shished rifling his supple called in the services of Hiroshima In the fot

Defence Inter Alzawa come around to pockets there. menis dedlented to the occasion. Gokokudan (National

Basic

To The Devil

The

With The Sack

| Or can this, in fact, be plain con- sentences. His wide range of cents each additional word.tempt for a judicial system de- duties means that he can exert

liberately framed and ruthlessly considerable influence at every | ALTERNATE INSERTIONS

mposed to subjugate them? stage in the application

"justice" to meet the require- The law makes its position ments of the regime to which he clear: its Arst duty is to protect is solely responsible. The Communist regime, principles about the rights and One of the dictatorship's most freedom of the individual are formidable weapons Ignored; the courts are merely studied vagueness of definition charged that they shall apply the in Czechoslovak criminal law as **irt harmony with the framed since the Communial interests of the working people." coup d'etat of 118. Crimes And is the Communist Party, ainst the "achievements of the The 'sack' is the invention of course, which decides the working people in building up "intervaly" of the latter,

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These "interests" Include har pamshments to prevent criticism To deter closer of the regime, confaels with the free world, to wipe out the peasant land-owning classes.

The Communist dictatorship has miroduced several mvasures to misure thal the judicial system NIHYY? Keep away and be condens-take shall serve the politient aims of

tablet. Ank your

g trade enquiries, the regime.

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1. CHANGSHA"

There

Socialist can obviously include any type of activity to which the regine takes exception; more-

ves, such offerters are among | the most serious in the criminal rale.

*

Because of increased lawless-

an officiat and

Cairo, Aug, 13.

M

second

of

Corpa) and the Mixant Boxing Nagasaki, which ran a com- Club which between them sent paratively

in fly members bearing Rising the bombing, could muster a Sun Flags and doubtless an of boxing mere 2,000 citizens to attend adequate supply

poor

of Satan, said Sheikh Elits anniversary three days later, gloves and mickle-dusters--to and unless it decides to pool teach the strikers how to "he Subky, a member of the belty with Hiroshima in the have. The pollee sent fifty of Ulomar Synod, condemn- i future, it

may well be for their own men as spectators or the

another ing

"New Look" | gotten

these stood by atomized observers for which has become an un-

Tokyo at this tim In case of emergency" while the comforts itself with the boast rightist goon-squad routed the expected success in Cairo

Jost nyor it actually following fashion parodos įeitions in the fire-bomb raids

than the other two put to gether.

He called for a ban on the

found makers and deskąpacas. thefts of

Jocation.

that

at the Cairo Internation- al Cotton Fair last May.

Without entering into discus- The religious leader said that messy 13 Jul period of law-In his opinion the pack gave tons on the propriety or other* making in 1950-57 raw a lighten-women a "wobbly look,” allow-wwe of wiping out rilica with ing up of the already oppressive ing the whole body to shake, Atom-bombs, it must be admitted! For instance, both professional criminal code of 1950. 71 emphasises parts of the body, defined as "inti-thus heightening sex appeal and NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES and People's (part-Ume) Judges Terrorism.""

ate "efeeled-not by popluar midating another person from causing matrimonist crises," he vote but by National Committees, u king an active pari in building added. fi.n., Jocal administrations. They up the People's Democratle Re- can be supended. at any time public by Injuring him or his arid, 12th August, 1958.

"for violating the principles of property," now carries a prison sack took and the application of Damaged carda es this verse) will Sucialist legality."

are sentence of from three to ten severe censorship On dress be Murryd y Mess Goddard &

Lone 68,000 People's Judges com- years; Kowloon

parent with about 1,400 profes- guilty of large-scale sirmat judges another move to Suate property now Fares a tel

to 20-year sentence. prevent genuine legality.

Relatively inevasequential who illows his wife to put it on crimes also carry considerable would be a heretle and should penalties, an indication of the face trial on that charge. Communist authorities' senal- The Canaunists claim

that tiveness

certain on

motters This system

the Thus a strengthens

Czech citizen abroad fidity of court judgments be- overheard spreading "false cause the People's Judges, com- rumours" about conditions at pared with other Judges, have home would be liable to spend SUNDAY POST-HERALD the

advantage of living the first three years after his Ervat Space for commercial annan the working people, return in geol.

ba'l they can therefore more easily should advertising booked not Intor than Juse the actions of the people."

Wharf tiedostot 19 900, on Friday, and Saturday, 16th selatives are requested to be present

15th AveRISE August, 1956 aad wane lajinyes repre-

Jung arts.

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For the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication.

Spacial Announcemonte and Classified Advertins- monta-as usual.

Parasitic skin disense, tching

czema etc.

"Mitigal

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The most serious cases of

In every.court the Communists sabotage, esplanage and crimes have placed a "watchdog." the that "substantially endanger" the

BY THE ..

. WAY.

by Beachcomber

READ ON FROM HERE Life is like that

I

WAS glad to read that a man "has shaved off his beard since he took to bleyeling."

There was on auettoncor in Tralee whose beord was so long that

יוbס נו

scarf did not go far enough. The smart scarf has pictures of the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Cannes. and the Empire State Building. The vulgar or mere dishcloth covering has a repetitive pattern of "I Love Roy."

windy day i gut Here, there and entangled in the bicycle wheels. There he erouched, making which spasmodic movements Okly added to the confusion.

Sheikh Subly said that a wo» wan wearing the now would be

man in sin and the

strikers.

It was later announced that an "amicable settlement" had been reached between manage- ment and staff.

cn-

at Iroshima and its citizens have done quite well for them-

making serious Japan is selves since their encounter withi the 1st one. Signe already efforts to fight off the business

to an eventual

recession through the point the way "festival" there

deavours of several trade mis- as an annual "celebration" And when the slons which will be headed by of industry. tourist agencles

will have run noted leaders

Todoshi Adachi, president of souvenirs in out of "genuine

thr Japan Chamber of Com- the form of fused bricks, a new

merce will lead one group to will fashion industry

arise to make

Heitaro North Amerien while there in quantity for morbid- minded collectors.

Inagaki, chairman of the Japan Trade Association' will take, an- other to Europe. Australia and New Zealand will be approach- In ed by Chubel Itoh, power the pulp, textile, engineering. Mr industry. auto and Fujiyamo, the Foreign Minister, will tackle things en a higher level during his own proposed visit to both the US Europe later this year.

the "The man who designer the devil 'suck' is

under the: skin of a fashion designer!" he added-Reuter.

Nagy Was Just A Fool': Voroshilov

Brussels, Aug. 13.. Sovict President Kiamonti Vorashilov said today that it was probably unneces sary to execute

Hun-

garian Premier Imro Nagy "because he was just a fool."

Four

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*

mpre Japanese ships managed to navigate into posi tions where they could gather sufficient rado-ictive dust or rain from the latest US nuclear in the Pacific to experiments warrant a quick return to pori for "count" to be taken. The government has already darkly Linted that "compensation" will be claimed if the fadings prove America Glameworthy,

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and

Strangely enough, Japanese anxiety to increase business is not backed by either good sales- manship or any promotional efforts worth the name. The recent Osaka Trade Fair came under fire for these very rea- sons. Exhibits were largely in charge of clerks or even out- side

which could hired help not answer prospective buyer's enquiries. Sules could not be concluded

The

spol apparently because the required written ceremonies of drinking

Meanwhile, Evidence Japan's ultra-rightisi groups still wield some "Influence" came to light with a court case over reprbiting rights for a book atrocities committed by Japan during the last war. The Look, "Invasion", was

on

by a group of Japanese soldiers repatriated from China and over 50,000 coples were sold within

of

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on

Som

numerable cups of tea with the president of the company had not been performed.

two weeks of its publication in March last year. However, the

house publishing Varoshiloy was visiting the big Hungarian Pavilion nt the

Kobunsha suddenly withdrew book after the president World's Fair when he stopped the

The tourist industry which is before an exhibit of Hungarian had received a "visit" from

who noticeably coasting along on the everywhere Agriculture.

"certain rightist lender"

efforts of foreign "Nouy was Just a fool. Our upparently had a quite persua promotion Council people have sentenced him and sive manner, for it is Kobinsha carriers, was plainly told dur

British air- probably gave him too harsh a which is now seeking to restraining the week by A barber was sent for, but he tion on a maR

has served notice of evic-sentence because he was only a

both the authors and another no executive and an American who plays foul.

publisher from reprinting. a travel expert that It would have got his head stuck in the front Wagner's Pilgrims Choris

edition to spend Illustrated "When I was commissioner in enlarged wheel ami was rescued by n

Hungary after the war this man while at the same time refusing publicity if it hopes to succeed grocer who broke three spokes the bagpipes carly every morn

Ing.

who called himself Communist, to continue the printing itself. The airtino man told the press and got his foot entangled in

did not help us one bit with the land reform."-U.P.I.

MUSTARD'S Health

on

the beard. The eple combat of AN OSTRICH which escaped the three heroes ended when from the Sheffield Zoo ate 11 the struggling mass banged into night watchman's boots. The

a wall. Everything came apart, man rung up the police and was

three were

the

released by fold, "Keep it busy with your Atomic Sub Tests

the impact, and honour was hat ill we arrive," sallafed,

In passing

AN attempt by a fashion writer to distinguish the smart headscarf from the vulgar head-

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Washington, Aug. 19. A FINNISH jockey who brearne

atomic submarine Sea stuck In a barre of marine

10 Wol is conducting "environ- heard glue at a factory

atmospheric control his mother incital

tests in the Atlantic that will was flying to Madrid to marry

keep it submerged for long a gas-Alter.

periods of time, the US. Navy sald today.U.P.I.

mutes later that

While we are about it

A

PRETTY

parking-meter

hostess in a smart uniform at each meter, to tell the car- owners where they are, and to ound them a receipt for their fees, might encourage the use of the meters. And there should be gay music relayed from loud- speakers, and reception hostesses to answer foolling questions.

Ike Plays Golf

Washington,, Aug. 13. President Eisenhower went to the golf course from the White House about an hour after his addressle! the return from United Nations General Assem-

New York today, - bly, in Reuter

SCOOTER PARKED FOR 5.5 MONTHS

Sydney.

MISS Pat Mossereft, a London woman, parked her moter scooter when she went back to collect it. Give and a half months later.

In between, her father had died, and she had no time to arrange storage.

Back she went to the parking spot. Her slightly weather beaten motor scooter was still parked there, its back tyre a Hitito fiai from the walt "Pepple" Special.

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on overBen S

Strangest tale of the week that of the gang of pick- pockels who were interrupted la their wom of robbing a drunken victim aboard a Yokoima Mr Alzawa book no notice and bound train. They knocked out

Iwo plainclothesmen completed the signs. Oficials the ordered them taken down before tried to strest them and as the May 10 as they breached a law train pulled into a station, they erecting signs heave the drunk out on the which forbade

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Appeal For Cyprus Peace

Nicosia, Aug. 13.

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