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TON-

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TRUMAN

DOCTRINE

SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE MIRROR

¡Copyright in All Countries)

American Column

It's now spy

as you buy

By NEWELL ROGERS

New York, Feb 5.

DOLLAR-HAPPY Americans who buy lots of

jewellery, furs, watches, and gowns in Paris with the cheaper franc will be spied on by a not- work of informers.

The informers, mostly French shop assis- tants, are in the pay of the U.S. Customs service. On disembarking in New York, tourists will fnd inspectors well informed about their pur-. chases.

Informer's reward is 25 percent of the fine imposed on the smuggler-up to £12,500. Only once was this suni paid-to the informer on a shipload of illegal liquor.

Ignoring France's devaluation, the Customis continues to charge duty on travellers' French purchases at the old rate of 119 franes to the dollar.

MURDER cries the Automobile Association,

after another look at the New Look. Until now seven men were run down by curs for every two women, because women's light stockings show up in the dark. Now, says the A.A., the New Look requires longer skirts and dark stock- ingre.

YORKSHIRE TO SOUTH AFRICA

ON £150 PER HEAD

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THE US. War Office wants Britain to have an UNO mandate for

Libya for security reasons.

PROZEN EGGS — 58,800,000ll», ot

-for

arle to the highest bidder in Washington. Bidder musi ship from abroad,

DERTHA SCHWARTZ, New York City connell woman. angrily travellers to make sure to opposer fellow councilman Joseph have a hnguist amongst them. "It's Sharkey's motion to prohibit UR- diet to get on, unless you can escuried women drinking at pubs. O malte yourself ithderstood," she

aniledi.

CAM YACHTER, disgusted because his hentless tenunts took him to Before leaving London, they bank-court, offers to give them the house. ed first class necommolation for

Then vom read about trek- and as many spare parts as he

kers, you are usually pres could find.

themselves and space for their THAT MAN Ben Hecht and friends spent £160 tonight on ກ full- pared for a grim story of

vehicles lo In Nite steamer from trouble and hardship, of danger Sleeping accommodation was

on unge advertisement to start a pres- Shellal to Diuba.

This has cost

against st sure campaign

Truman. and adventure, and of tough another prohlowe But unlike

them £400 for the vehicles, and They want him to furnish ships men and women clad in shorts other trekkers, Capt. Follows

further €40 per bend for each of quicker than quick to transport all the passengers. Yes, they are trek-Jewish D.P.a to Palestine Immediate- and sun helmets. And that was did not want his party to sleep "You've got to have it that way." king in style, and the cumbersome and bother the British blockade. exactly the kind of story 1

in the vehicles. Each person, ad Cant. Follows. "as otherwise, hoped te ret

in a group of ninetown. Captain therefore, has a camp-led com-

are road up the Nile would certainly not bound to get differences of opinion at falo Capl. Follows plans for a Arthur Follows who, as a desert plete with bedroll and covers; about who is to do what today, and "pleasure trek." navigator with the Royal

why. Armoured Corps, look in the cach met North Africa campaign and is now conducting a party of 19 from Yorkshire to South Africa, when at him in Cairo re- rently.

Trom

But time marches on, and even trekking--if you do it unaler much experienced, budet- ship --- can

like be more pleasure trip nowadays. Thin in any case, is what Capt. Fol. low, whore brune la willow Crescent, Holton Lodis, plan. med it to be when, after seven venta of aervice overseas and t year back in eiegy street as ad export agent, he dit vider one day to put an advertisement into a Yorkshire paper asking for fellow trekkers to South Africa.

The response was astonishine More than 200 jende guests Cami Capt. Follows personaliy in- terviewed 150 of them. But, being man of experience, he knew what he wanted right from the tart. There were to be so young children in the party, nad no penale who did bat have the "right spirit" for such an enterprise.

MAPPED OUT

FOR Captain Follows and his wife Alice, whom he married in Danaseus in 1945, had it all mapped out....Trekking?.... Yes....But bardships, no discomfort, no shortage of cash. no burry and, us for food mud equipment. only the very best would do.

Thus, after four months of

to its own N

With us everything has run quite sincrothly so far, and all of us are in good spirits. We take it easy

tent, and several more are pros vided for the bachelors and the t two children.

WHIN

Cooking equipment bought in Britain and the party. had everything they needed. with the exception of food --- * eigarettes,

J[s,

when they Jeft

CROSSED CHANNEL THEY went straight to Dover, and

neror the Channel to Ostend.

rutov He trig tremendousdy Everybody is content and I hope we shab all feel that way when we ar- rive in Durban,

LOST MY HEAD." apologised escapee Leonard Barcomb to the sheriff as he re-entered Bur- 12 itngton. Vermont's jail, after

In

its

They have already spent £180 for hours of freedom in 45 degrees of previous crossings nt Dover and frost. ife almost traze his feet. Algeciras, and the total cost of petrol New York tonight--n blizzard. for the trio is estimated at £600.YLON, already famous for But Capt. Follows hopes to be able use in stockings. parachutes, to stick to the cost of £150 per head alpine rope, Ashing tackle, and for his passengers, as it was enleus hairbrushes, is now taking the tradi lated back in Leeds.

tional place of sheepgut in the realm of music-hulp strings.

FINANCE

towards n fund to send a lawyer to Britain to defend him.

10

TEN COUNTRIES

*It might cost a bit more for my-

of 24-year-old Billy 3N ten weeks they have travelled self and ins wife," he told me, "but FRIENDS

Burke Edwards, ex-G.I. from through ton countries. From then, we have taken the respons- Indianapolis, who was charged ai Ostend they drove vin Parts over the bility to get these people safety and, Trowbridge, Wiltr. last week with Pyrenees, crossed into Spin, down above all, comfortably to Durban for the murder of his baby daughter, Algeciras. From there to More. £150, and we don't want to a back Brenda, have raised more than £125 Algiers. Tripoli, Benghazi. Tobruk. on that now," Capuzzo, Solum and on to Cairo. in all the 5,000 miles they coverei in the Journey to Egypt they have had only one punctured. tyre. "Site then." Capt. Follows loh!

a country, Driving throngh me, "we have had baen and epho

eas naturally not form a very des sandwiches and w for breakfast,

hute opinion for Janch and a complete three-

about its people or British, We have their attitude towards the day. course dinner each as amich as we can possibly stundi sait Capt. Follows, "but in Spain it of meat, butter and jam, fruit, appeared quite obvious that all those -went-chalen-ppped-post-tumn, and donst_who_dured_were_pan-Artfish." if anybody at home has eaten as well as we have for the past ten weeks." I was dabbergasted. "But how en earth did you do it?” I asked.

"Very simple, indized. The exclains esch. "We bought all our supplies in Ostend in Belgiuta, enough to bat us comfortably until Cairo, as well as platy of English cigarettes which we found were not very expensive in Ostend,...And here we are buy- ing some more to last us for the

econd part of our trek."

Capt. Follows and his trekkrvs keep

routine. "Every- to a strict

and break- at 7.30 and, after the conia

boy gets up at 7 a.m.,

Fasty

w

VI

have prepared the Junch-tine sand- wiches, they set off at 8 am, sharp. Among the parly ure, six experien- wo-hour rivers won keep

They stufts.

drive non-stop · from am. until 1 p.m., then have a half- hour break for lunch and continue until shortly after dark.

LIKE THE ARMY

SHE whole group is divided into delachnyents," and

ATK-Dutral

the

200

Mrs Follows was particularly in terested by the women she saw in the various countries through whicht the party passed. What impressed her most were the women of Madrid and "how smartly dressed they are."

Dre

on

FORMER AMBASSADOR Bussi, Admiral Standley, and THE vehicles

Follows' own Mr Ferenc Nagy, exiled Hungarian property. He bought them from Premier, are to help Cungress work Communism. the Army for £352 10s. each and nut legal curbs is charging his companions only for They have been calfed as witnesses a bare minim foy wear and by a 1louse Un-American Activities tear.

which In South Africa he will sell sub-committee them, and only then will he be able hearings tomorrow. -to-tell-how-his-financial_calculations

opens its

have worked out. "But i gather 'THE PEACETIME-commander-of- New Jersey's Territorials, lose quite a bit," he added thought-

Governor Alfred Driscoll, tonight fully.

set aside an order from Washington's The trekkers have no illusions War Ofice ngainst enlisting Negroes about the new life they are going to in white companies. in South Africa. Capt. Follows,HURCHMEN, evincators, and who plans to open a entering busi- Albert Einstein, all opposed to a ness, sums it up like this

Bili before Congress for peacetime not looking to South Africa as a cunscription, have won unexpected CTING as interpreter Jo The country where the streets are payed allies. A group of offleers who do 41 party, Mrs Follows, who speaks with gold, but we are looking far- the dying are fighting the Bill on English. Ponth, Arabic, and a spot ward to proving that we have the the ground that six-month con- of Turkish And Armenianshe was qualities which go to make up cripts will be worthless in a highly

in Damarcus--advises fufe welcome settler.

techineal war,

hern

INTERPRETER

"We are

BY THE WAY by Beachcomber

ARS RUMPUS, the Socialist Pitiful appeal

Matter for Bibney, asked MEANWHILE

Try this over on your guano Bird Edge, MRS. TRELLIS, of

Penwiper-in-Menhallot, Corn-

the Minister of Rubbleblowing AVA "O Minister, we three get no wall, has taught a tame seagull to

reports entertainers

by

ho

ADY CADSTANLEIGH has com- plained that two small men ap- proneled her in the street, swept off their hals, bowed low, and said In chorus, "Good-morning to all of you from both of us."

When she they beckoned to three friends, who joined them. The friends swept off their hata

and bowed low; and all except one said. "Good-morning to bits of you from four of 18,"

at question-time whether his further, please. We now have more Ling "Guanita,"

forms, but since they all make large Iattention had been drawn to mention of tipfroog, of which we Odd occurrencé

that three Persian know nought, we cannot be of Bl~ preparation in Leeds and Low- Tarkina

were trying to obtaining then, ho yes. Pardon, but of this delaying of our plank we tone don, the party was all get. It everybody is detailed to did some-a permit for a plank on

which to gold, so how can we do an engage

hostel without out consisted of 19 people-sis may- thing. Follows runs it the way the play see-saw; whether, in view of ment for

There is the the crisis in the affairs of the coun- plank? him.

Minister. Ho, hurry, ried couplts, a boy of 17, a giri Arms laught of 15, and live single mea. They cooking group, headed by attractive, try, he thought this a favourable goodness sake, can you? Honourable rebuked them,

20-VHP-ON airs Fol-

Minister, we are true to you. monent to encourage aliens to play · came from Leeds, Keighley, lows,

charge of who is in

"Filthistan Tria." yus. other Horsforth, Harrogate and "rations." Thự

nosee-saw in hotel vestibules, whether womer. Wakefield.

The actual cooking.

it was true that the version of see- On the job saw played by these allens was not There are the men detailed to part

THEY are telling the story of For their transport Capt.

the English version; and what steps 1 Whitehall and take down the tents cach Follows bought three brand new day. There are the choremen, those he proposed to take to direct these crawling about on a farm, trying to four-wheel-drive vehicles froon who

vehicles pericel Persian Butterflies Into some activity find something to report le saw with the export drive. a boy go into a field where there the Army, two Chevrolet com thape, and there is even a is connected

Mir A. Cockerhum, förmer The Minister was understood to say were a lot of hens, and watched him mand: cars and one three-ton

Leeds entier, who puts suggestions that his departmental experts were collect a number of eggs. He lorry, as well as 14 spare tyres, and complaints before their leader. dialing with the matler,

ported him for robbing birds' nests."

NANCY The right of Insults

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