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To Deal With

Jap Competition

Manchester, Oct. 27.

A shareholder declared at the annual meeting of the Calico Printers Association here today: "There is no known technology by which Lanca- shire can deal with Japanese competition."

"If we abide

the recommendations of mono-

The shareholder Mr N.Q.

In that case, there would be McCulloch, addod:

(before two choices

the {1}- by the injunc-dustry and the Board of Trade, tions of those who advise us 10 Either the industry would adopt modernise the situation, it would still be the same, and while wo should

be more efficient that emciency would be sumcient meet Japanese competition--we DIT always forced back to the problem of dealing with surplus capacity.

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logical the smooth and speedy elimination of surplus capacity.

The Chairman, Mr R.M. Lee, sald the Government's alitutte

Earlier, this year, the mono- favouring the import of Japanese printed cloths into

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Gaol Men Are

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Now Among At U.S. Army School

Best-Sellers

New York, Oct. 27. Within the forbidding walls of the State 1'rişon of South Michigan, there be heard these days the clicking of typewriter convicts have keys. The turned anibors.

can

They are writing stories which are read by millions In publications across the

United States.

To handle all the out- going and incoming mall, Inmate Manuscript Committee havo heen established. The cam- milter

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also

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must abide by: manuscripts

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typed an paper sold at the prison; everything must be in "good fasto": and noiling

can bo written about the prison that can- not be supported by facts.

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buslest prison's averages about £60 ณ mouth. He WOR the first to have a books published. London Ex- press Service.

writer

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New Delhi, Oct, 27. Models of the highest and the weitest post offices in the world aru among exhibits of India's varled postal centres featured at an international stamp and postal exhibition in New Delhi.

The highest post offre clabned Lo be itl Phurijang among the Himalayan Mountains on the Tibelon border. The IN n1 Cherrapunji,

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· By A Special Correspondent

Ansbach, Germany, Oct. 27. In a difficult army training course here 90 per cent of success is attributed to "calculated' pampering."

Colonel Sol Fink, Commandant of the United States Army Signal School at Ansbach, believes in the psychological approach.

with their

To encourage the men to presevere training, he endeavours to remove all, or at least most, of their worries. If a man's family at home are not writing to him, for example, a telegram is sent to Washington asking officials there to get into touch

with the relatives and find out whether anything is

wrong.

Atomic Weapons

Mr

Guarantee A Hearing

London, Oct. 27, Anteny Hark British Secretary for War, said here to day that only threr nations- the United States. Britain and Russia-hod suficient industry or industrial strength to sup- port modern weapons.

If a man has paty problems, these are examined med he is given some money ou credit to Ket on with.

GIVEN MATERIALS

He is also given materials and the use of any equip- ment be needs for any hobby he likes to think of, including An up-to-date dark room and an arig and crafts centre. At both, pro- fensional instruction ii pro- vided free of charge,

It he is a radio amateur, be "If there is a war-end pray elin contact his friends in the heaven there won't be

war United States from the "ham- - Is Ukely that The máin

shack. and our main use of weapons

he potendal will rely on what we have made in peace, he added In a talk to businessmen London Conference,

“Wartime

production will sink to a very low level indeed— not a trickle-owing to what the other side is doing to the industries of les opponents,"

the about "O

For a smali contribution gets his bedroom floor polished, his shoes cleaned, his clothes tailored, his halt cut, and his moustache trimmed.

Colonel So, accordlag to Fink's theory, there is nothing left for a self-respecting min to do but signal hard and try his best.

Mr Head added that the pre-

There is no doubt that the sent was therefore the first time

courses are difficult. Training in British history when

which takes 24 weeks at a signal country had to set

school in the United States realistic roarmament pro-

compressed into 16 weeks here, grænme“ In things of pizzee.

where the soldiers come from "We have reached the stage units needing more trained men whero the Foreign Secretary, at short notice, in- Other Interesting models

owing who attends International foreseeable changes in strength. clude the horse-drawn travelling conference and is not backed up The school exists to train men post office serving pilgrims visit by nuclear weapons finds his in field

practice rather than ing the snowy Amarnath shrine speech is not listened to with theory. Actual operations arc in Kashmir, and a camel postal the same respect as those who taught in the units. The school's service in the Rajasthan desert. I are in that enviable position,"

teak is to teach men enough to China Mail Special.

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know how to repair likely brenkdown.

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Everything in the school geared to that end, Telephones are built in transparent plastic, revealing the works ihalde, to keep the picture always before the student's eye. Hugo scale models and diagrams of the smallest parts of a switchboard are on permanent display.

TESTS

A student may be given a teleprinter with a fault In it, which he has to re- pair, er he may be asked to put a radio together from its component parts.

The longest of the courses is the radar training. This lasts 18 weeks, and 15 planned tu make the soldier

entirely familiar with the latest means of detecting approzching nir- craft and pin-pointing them.

The school was founded in December 1045, and 18,600 men (82 percent of all courses) hod. been passed out up to June of this year. Eight percent were taken off courses as not suited them, three percent got certificates of attendance

reasons

a

(be

low pats standard), while the rest had to leave the courto for beyond their control, such as sickness. A very small percentage of men were cx- pelled for breaches of conduct, that Colonel Fink explained

serious

breach of conduct, which shows that a man lacks. integrity, puts him out of all consideration for modern signals work. Two or three men, living far away from any other unit vital com- and manning a munications link, have to ba trustworthy to the Nih degree when there is so much at stake, The Jovial, white-haired of Colonel is especially proud the fact that in the last year the

percentage of graduates has been brought up to 92 and those expelled for breaches pf conduct reduced to lose thin one perventur, v

not

EYES, AND EARS Colonel Fink does bellove the old kyl that to command a battle you need only.

high

and A pair of binoculars. This, he says, in out of date, All you need today is a comfortable arme.. chair, and a television ses. 60 ke atischen a tremendous amount of importasios the good training for my whe eyes, and the ears” the

former cavalryma

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