... Guildhall, before Major-General Lord Cheylesmore, the novel German spy trial —novel in view of the fact tjiat it is the first case on record in which an alleged spy has been tried by public court-martial in this country. In this case Carl Hans I/ody, ...

... WOMAN SPY SHOT. THE DRAMATIC END OF DANCER. BETRAYER OF TANKS, FAMOUS WOMAN AND HER SPELL. BEAUTY-DECEIT. LIFE STORY WRITTEN IN PRISON CELL. PARIS, Monday. The danseuse, Mata-Hari, who ¦was sentenced to death last July for espionage and communicating ...

... New talks in spy HQ row THE Prime Minister will meet Civil Service union bosses next week in a fresh attempt to end the row over the Government's Cheltenham spy centre. The Goternment is insisting that the 8.000 staff at top secret G.C.H.Q. should give ...

... may send spy Blake back to UK jail KGB chiefs are reviewing whether or not to send master spy George Blake back to his jailers in Britain. Blake was sprung from jail after serving five years of a 42-year sentence for betraying secrets to the Russians ...

... Transfer moves like a spy Early in 1955 two years before I went to Italy, a stronger arrived unannounced at Leeds United's ground. He was seated in the secretary's office and given a cup of tea. then he .tood up and looked through a •mall indow on to ...

... AGOVERNMEST SPY IN THE BOX STARTLING DISCLOSURES. Edward J. Ivory, a Has Bell, waa again brought before Mr. Vaagbaa, at the Kow-vtreet Police Court. London, yeaterday afternoon, on the charge of eouepinag with othem eauas dynamite evplosions within the ...

... U.S. Spy Charge: New Explosive Valuable Painting For Liverpool THIS painting of a monkey wasthat it possessed only two paintings done in 1798. and the Liverpool by Stubbs— Horse Frightened by a Corporation Arts Committee to-day Lion, which it has owned ...

... Harbour. It was Flynn's friendship with Eleanor Roosevelt th 3; proxited boo Flynn and the spy from prosecution. he said. It was part of Flynn's black rumour tha,i he could snake so many anti- Nazi films and look on screen as if he was winning the war ...

... A SPY TRAPPED CHIEF BY HIS OWN MACHINE HERE was a weep. Yet could it be steed ? The Austrian censorship was strict—if they published the story the paper could be seized and suspended and the editor sent to gaol. They fell back on an old device. Next morning ...

... School Paralysis Rumour SOME PUPILS STILL ILL AFTER MEAL Purely Food Poisoning 74 AFFECTED Tinned Food Is Suspected Dr. M. G. Garry (Formby Medical Officer of Health) told the Echo this afternoon that there was no foundation for rumours in the district ...

... She Caught A Spy —And May Have Saved King's Life ing Army camp, where he would be quickly lost among the khaki. I shouted : ' Hold that man ' to two security omeers. They grabbed him and it was the last I ever saw of that spy. King, she was unable to ...

... steamer Quetta, gives the loss of life as 28 souls, including about eizty Japanehe. The Chicago News publishes s semistional rumour to the effect that an English syndicate, headed by Mr. Edouard de Bothachild, is endeavouring fur some mysterious purpose ...