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TCAVALCADE MYSTERY

"Mad Jack"

London, Mar, 0, Lieutenant Jack Chur- relli, Beaforth Highlanders,

whose Commando exploit In the last war earned him the tillo "Mad Jack", has bren seconded by the War Offer to give parachute training at the Australian School of Land and Air Warfare.

has Jately bern second In command tite Army Apprentice School at Chepstow.

at

Churchill won the MIN)- lary Cross át Dunkirk. Ons of his later exploție VERLO when bo piped his cant- rades ashore A Com- mando rald-Bouter.

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BIG TRIAL

IN PRAGUE FORECAST

Vienna, Mar. 9. The Saciulla! Arbeiter · Zel- tung claimed Today that Czechoslovakia would soon pul many of the former leaders af its Communist regime before a court in a show trial that pro- mises 1p be the greater yel organised

by the Commuakt Party.

Never had to many and so Important leaders of a regime been awaiting trial at one time, the newspaper sak.

There was

Rudolf Slansky, recently Secretary-General of the Czech Communist Party, former Foreign Minister Viadi mir Clementis, the Secretary of

the Party from Brno, Atto

Sting, the former Deputy Secretary-General of the Party, Maria Svermova, and

many other important Parly omelais and ministers.

The new paper said that the till list alo contained

the names of the former-Minister of

the

the Interior, Vladislav Sopiva, seven members of the Slovak Governmesit, nine high civil servants, six generals, including the recently demoted Chief of General Staff, General Brochacku, the Deputy Minister of Defence, General Lastovicku, 12 district Party secretaries and 20 members of the Central Committee of the Czechoslovakt Communist Party,

Nor was the placing of people on the list finished yet, the nowspaper said,-Reuter.

TIE-UP THREATENED BY RAIL WORKERS

New York, Mar. 9.

New York's underground railway, the main. means of transport of the city's 8,000,000 inhabit- ants, was threatened with a strike today.

The threat was issued by Mr Michael Quill, international President of the Transport Workers' Union, who said that the Union would, if neces- sary, go on strike if the service now operated by the city was transferred to an independent authority.

He was addressing an out-1 The New York Central Rail- door mass meeting of several | road-part of the great trans- thousand transport workera de-¦ continental network serving manding a 40-hour week and areas from New York to But- protesting against the creation falo, Chicago and St Louis

a Transport Authority. announced today that it had The service is now being run suspended all operations west at a financial loss and Re- of Buffalo because of a strike publican leaders have proposed of drivers, Aremen and con that should be operated by ductors.

independent transport au-

of

on

thority.

"Pamper House For Women

*Officers of the Army—ahleh run the rail- technically has ways spec President Truman rdered them to be "seized" in # to forestall August, 1950,

Film Music Pain To Beecham

15

Hollywood, Mar. 9.

Sir Thomas Beecham 'sald. this about Holly- wood film, music: "It even more painful than my sciatica, Most. film music has nothing to do with the film's story.

It is just noise, loud, silly."

He declined to ex- press an opinion on any- thing else in the United States." will not make more enemies than 1 already have. I will not the wrath of women in my present.

sciatic condition

incur

strike by the unions hurried CHINESE RED

to a conference held at Defence headquarters in Wallington.

Another railway

system strving the same area had not vet tren affected by the strike.

MANY STRANDED

MAKES BOAST

Karachi, Mar. 0. Chen Ming, leader of the Chinese Communist delegation,:

Since the "seizure," railway

dive legally bath to the International Industries

werkens New York, Mar. 9.

Mrs Tanya Pitt, former model Government employees unable Fair here, said today: "The who left her British naval to strike, officer husband and came here About with her four children, is toning between open what she calls a Beautomat York, Detroit and Boston were New China," in Manhattan next month.

economic blockade of the Im- dozen expresses run-perialists has only speeded the

New Chicugo,

development of Industries In

cancelled.

The passengers went to

Opening the Chinese pavilion,

It is called Pamper House. Mrs Pilt is to use fer profes- another railway company whose the largest in the Fair, he added,

trains are still running.

alonat knowledge to help solve the beauty and other everyday problems of the harassed office girl and housewife.

The strike tvis

completely "Industrial materials, manufac effective between

Buffalo, tures and machinery, for which Chiengo and New York, a com- we had to depend on foreign pany spokesman said.

imports, can now be produced in Local trains outside this aren

our own country." were still operating but through

had to be cancelled,

Exports exceeded imports in

expats from the heads of 1950 for the first time since 1877,

the three unions-drivers, fre- he said.

conductors ordered

She said: "I am at a piace combining the beauty treatment

"a home," 01 the salon and "a House Pamper

opens on March 15 at the Rockefeller Centre, just off Filth-avenus,

K will be a haven where men

all trains in the area to be A statue women can rest, patch up, and

stopped except those carrying seven and get

advice, primp, or

a half feet high. beauty change for un evening out or

military supplies, troops, milk stands at the entrance to the or medicine.-Reuter. for the theatre without having

pavilion-Reuter. to dash home.

Most of the services of Pamper House Incorporated whil bu free, with no strings attached,

The only payment: $1-74- for a lifetime membership, plus 1s, 9, for each admission, For this charge the place's club-like fackities will be available,

These include lounge, rending- room, snack bar, showers, As locker room, radio, TV, maga-

Britain As

A Model

For Japan

Tokyo, Mar. 10.

zines, and writing paper to fill in the time.

and

Crisis In Alexandria Solved

The

One of the staff said: "Beauty alde, make-up booths, hair- Futures dressing, booths, driers, combs, curlers, and

grooming gadgets nes provided,

The house is also providing Ite own beauticians, cosmeti clans, and hairdressers to aid and advise,"

¦

Mrs Pitt thought up the idea. She got a group of business man back the project. It cost £35,700,

Cafro, Mar, 0. Alexandria Cotton Market will reopen tomorrow following a Govern- ment decree tonight which is considered to have resolved the crisis

aver confpensation prices. The crisis had paralysed the market for the past fortnight.

The decree made compulsory the liquidation of March con- rze af long staple callon : 140 tiller's a mantar (four It was in December 1950 that hrgs per tallari).

The Finance Minister, Zaky Mrs Pitt, after an attempt at re-b Mothal Bey, announc- conciliation with her husband,

decree after an CK- Lleut.-Commander Arthur Pitt, ing the left their home near Paris and traordinary Cabinet meeting,

The

Government aro thew here secretly with Natasha determined to rid the Alexan- 11, David, eight. Valery, nino, On the other hand, the writer and Micheline, five, to start a dirla Cotton Futures Market of itincial elements and evil in- sald. Great Britain and Japan new life,

fluences. showed amazing similarities in

The

cotton market will be history and culture and faced

free of all restrictions so as to virtually the same economle

and problems,

find its own price level facilitate the disposal of large cotton stocks," he added, Reuter.

The Nippon Times today pub lished

a letter in its readers' column asking the Japanese to "study England more."

The writer

said that the Japanese, in their past-war admiration of American methods and technical efficiency, were forgetting that economic at other conditions in Japan widely differed from those In United States.

the

Citing one example of where he felt the Japanese had gone wrong in following the Ameri cau pattern. the writer said:

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DON'T LOOK SO GLUM,

· OTHER - "HUSBANDS,

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tmly be moddled upon that of the English police who, with out shrilling whistles, and the dublous advantage of firearms, carry out their duties with an efficiency and dignity which erousgs the admiration of the world."-Reuter.

Pakistan Envoy Resigns

Karachi, Mar. 0. The Paltistan Ambassador to Turkey, Mian Boshla Ahmad, has resigned Because of urgent personal affairs, it was an nounced hero today.

Ho returned to Pakistan on leave last November and hos not resumed his duties since then-Reuter,

IT GUES ME SOMETHING

"TO "THINK ́ABOUT

WHEN I Pam

An Alexander

ter,

Chair

For Harrow GERMANY AND

Harrow, Mar, 0.

When the now Defence Mlais-

Field Marshal

Lord

Alexander, visiled Harrow, his

IRAQ

Baghdad, Mar. 9.

A German university misalon old school, 18 months ago hejot vo men and a woman ar- said he would like to present a rived here tolay from, Mosul chair.

to study teaching problems at ja traditional for Old the request of the Iraqi Gov- Harroviers of distinction to pre-ernment. sent a rush-bottomed

The mission, which will stay. chair and to have their names four months in Iraq, will deal carved on the back.

éspecially with vocational train-

UB

Windsor

The mission was recolved

Lord Alexander's chair, duty ing presented, is now on the dala in the speech room with his name this morning by the head of carved upon It

Viscount Education

the Royal. Pratacol and by the Minister, Khalil Alexander of Tunis.

he was Kannale, who said

the resumption of pleased at

between relations cultural

· France- Germany and Iraq. Prez

As the dignity of Earl was conferred upon him by the late King on Jan. 27, the chair will be fitted, with a new back for fresh carving-Reuter.

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