Show x NEWS THIS WEEK by LEMUEL F PARTON EW YORK the british lion ahas 1 has been taking kicks from all comers lately but it stiffened up and began looking a lot more her addic when the an parliament chent biu bill of rights shows spunk seemed to be inin army row fringed it was no rubber stamp parliament which reacted angrily to the ardys summary action against young duncan sandys conservative member who had revealed undue knowledge of air defense secrets the government was embarrassed and backed up considerably the swift parliamentary kickback was an instance of the latent staying power of the british democratic tradition as the representative body rattled the bones of its late and great libertarians in telling the executive where it got off the row overflows into important political byways by ways as the tall fail handsome loose geared mr bir sandys is both a son in law and political ally of winston churchill who is pot the lie government just now in a political no mans land there is a threat of 0 conservative defection to the side of the still ambitious and powerful mr churchill with labor and liberal recruits and according to close observers of british politics some important new alignments may result mr sandys thirty years old is still just a rookie in this league and like mrs sandys Is ts oLe arys c cow 0 w freshman may not have inin politics tended to start anything in in particular he is however an energetic and capable young politician and there are those who say he may be another anthony eden in a few years running for parliament in 1935 he was assailed by the comely young mrs john bailey who was leading the fight for the opposition she is a daughter of winston churchill lie won the he election in a rock and sock battle and then in the chivalrous eton and oxford tradition which is his background he married mrs bailey she incidentally is a granddaughter of the jennie jerome of new york who became mrs randolph churchill and the mother of winston churchill jennie geromes Je romes father was one of the fighting editors of the new york times in the mr sandys studious and somewhat ministerial was with the diplomatic lorna tic service until 1933 he is a second lieutenant in the london antiaircraft anti aircraft force a son of the late capt george sandys GREECE REECE never had any luck in in trying to get the elgin marbles back from england judging from this precedent american aviators have a long fight ii t r wright plane ahead cad in trying to sought by bring back from U S flyers t h e kensington science museum in london the wright brothers airplane of the historical kitty hawk crow hop of december 17 1903 such will be the endeavor of the newly formed association of me men n with wings they will appeal to orville wright who let the plane go to england in 1928 after the smithsonian institution had tagged the samuel P langley plane as the first machine capable of flight carrying a man there is as yet no word from mr wright who lives and works somewhat aloofly in his office and laboratory at dayton ohio that twelve second flight put him in the history books brought him a string of honorary degrees and gathered more medals than his plane could lift but all this was marred by the misunderstanding a b 0 u t who flew first he had been trained in science at earlham college when he and his brother made their plane in a bicycle shop he continued his studies in aerodynamics and his later contribution was the stabilizing system which has made modern aviation possible wilbur wright died of typhoid fever in 1912 0 0 s TIFF NECKED hard boiled general alexander von german sparring partner and coach for the chinese generals until recently stirs ex r nii china will cit ement in shang win says hai by predicting strategist chinese atory victory he says 1 I feel sure that china is gaining a final victory and that japan will fail in both war and peace the general and all others of the german military mission to china are homeward bound suddenly recalled by their government although their contract with a year for general von was to have run until 1940 0 consolidated news features service |