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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER > 9, 1955.

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Glittering Spectacle Will Depict Story Of Wool

London, Nov. 8. :

Probably for the first time in its long history, London's Lord Mayor's Show will today have as its theme the story of one commodity. It will be the story of wool's associations with the City.

- But for the main section of this annual glimpse of civic pomp and pageantry the people of London must, to some extent, thank a horse. For although London's first mayor-Sir Henry Fitz-Ailwyne--was appointed by Richard 1 in 1189, it was not until 1711, when a Lord Mayor (the "Lord" was added in 1354) was thrown from his horse, that he and his successors possessed a ceremonial coach.

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one which must be mentioned is

The arrivat of the coach, There are many reminders of

did not unmediatel? | wool's past in London today. Its connection with the greatest Births, Deaths, Marriages, however, Personal $5.00 per Insertion result in the Show as it is today. One is the famous, dipper Cutty Lord Mayor of London; th's was not exceeding 25 words, 25 which the great, lumbering, Sark, now awaiting a dry per- the Immortal Richard Whitting-

gilded vehicle (the work of menent

Greenwich ton around whose life there still cents each additional word. | Caprind) and its brilliant escort where she will be preserved for hang's an air of mystery which, to some extent, subistundilutes the Pikernu vi

und Household posterity. She was one of many ALTERNATE INSERTIONS

which brought Covatry play such an important

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wools to London. Whittington portrayed in Christ part.

pantomimes The Lord Mayor's Show, with Another is Staple Inn, in High mas

which Holborn,

ส London's Hitale, its colourful tableaux ly said to dato front 1485 when Sir biggest and best preserved Tudor Woolston Dixie.

building. This was the hostelry Le newly-

f the Company of the Merchants vlected Lord Mayor, winged LICEUM SHOP-fast arrived Japanpageant in appreciation of the of the Staple.

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Ancient Reason

There is an ancient reason for this proxestion, When King John fast granted the citizens nt London the right to choose their mayor 44 1215, he ruled That

should each new mayor present himself to the King, or

now stunda.

throughout

was

Lord

A Merger

Whittington, who In the City of London Itself, the Woolstaple occupied the site Mayor in 1397, 1408, 1400 and

1418, was a mercer and his im-' where the Mansion House--the Lord Mayor's official residence wealth was founded on

his trailing in

wal. He will In the 14th century

Lord during the reign of Edward Ibe protrayed on one of the floats Mayor's It this year's Woolstaple

situated Was there in the churchyard of St Show and as the legend cisima that he received inspiration from Mary Woolchurch Haw.

The chimes of the bells of St Mary-le-Bow in the City, it is fitting that London's new Lord Mayor Is Church Warden of that war-damaged church.

the

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The

British

London, Nov. 8.

government

prepared to make dollars readily available to businessmen for all kinds of investments in Canada and

He told

The

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Lord Mayor's couch seen during redecoration through the arch of a bombed- σαν buildin La London. Brakes wero fitted in 1852, but the ancient coach (200 years old) ↳ still without springs and the Lord Mayor, Aldertoan C. L. Ackroyd, will today endure as bumpy a rido hla predecessors. Fux

Photo.

DK

which Gypsy Dictionary

Chip Kie in llong Kong. Adequate i; liis plence, to his juiges. Į gtrength, the revenue and blood County in those days with Council that government depart- } salion.

margin for family. Ideal preson for bomo

$ort Frona Sout Ltd., Wyndham China Morning Atrent and Balisbury Itood. Howloon.

and swear fealty. This rule is still observed today.

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Calcutta, Nov. 8.

INVITED TO BRITAIN

London, Nov. 8.

Sir Anthony Edon," the Primo Minister, announced today that invitations' had been sent to the two chairmen of the Supreme Soviet for à visitby, a- Soviet parliamentary de- legation to Britain next July.

The invitations were sent by the Speaker of the House of Commons (Mr William S. Morrison); and the Lord Chancellor of the House of Lords.

Witness Functiona The Russians would be the Parlia- guests of the British ment and arrive on July 2.

Mr Herbert Morrison, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, urged the Prime Minister to rango for them to go to the House of Commons gallery to "witness the visible functioning of our parliamentary lastitutione,"

Sir Anthony said he had this proposal very much in mind. IL would undoubtedly be included in the programrunc.--Reuter.

Indonesian Mission To

Malaya

Djakarta, Nov. 8. Indonesia will send an. #cono-

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The Japanese mountain climb-mie mission to Malaya to discuss commercial problems between. ing expedition to 20,658-foot the two countries, it was di Mount Manaalu may be forced closed today. to call off Its attempt to scale the ponit, according to infor mation reaching her today.

The decision

was reached following talks held here today by the visiting Malaya Federá- tion Chief Minister, Tunlar Abdul Rahman, and IndonesiĽA lenders,

the United Stay further Britain's trade, Str Ed- ward Boyle, Economic Secretary

Prague, Nov. B. to the Treasury, said here today.

A schoolmaster in Slovakin hus compiled a dictionary of An unusual amount of snow conference the gypsy language a press

and extremely cold tempera- called by the

Dollar Export guide to grammar and conver-tures, conflicting with pre- Tunku Abdul Rahman, who monsoon predictions, are ham-arrived here yesterday at the ments would be sympathetic and

pering the expedition,

head of a goodwill mission; to- expenditure of dollars regarded

day saw the Indonesian Foreign The as a high priority if they would

base Minister, Anak Agung Increase British exports to the

Gide Agung, and paid a courtesy call on Premier Burhanuddin Hưro- area, increase the supply of raw

hap materials available to

"Tomorrow," na the guest of President Alimed Soekarno, ho will visit Bogor, and Bandung- France-Presse.

From early times London has held its place as England's chief trading centre, and for centuries her wealthy merchants exercised great influence on wool and cloth

It wool's associations with exports the country's mainstay. London in the past were more

13th During the

and 14th vident on

old maps than they centuries when wool was dero today it is because London rcribed

"the 19

flower

a growing City and and was still ut England," it was vital that open spaces, and wool was the the carly duys thr this trade should be so organised main commodity for bartering.

Wool.

nevertheless, is still the shipment of late spring wealth of the Commonwealth the Mayor rude Or walke:! to

fleeces Westmunster Hall to take the

woolskins and attumm

It is Britain's biggest dollar- vath, In 1933, however, Sir night proceed as smoothly

as farming this Το

end

this John Norman, on the plea of possible. Coliec "N

of Company of the Merchants of year's Lord Mayor's Show will the fashion of L wasps. Gkd

the public's interests, or promise the Staple From 20 cents per packet upwards, travelling to Westminster by the various parts

set up centres in once more focus

on invested of the county, sttention on this great, natural yield An entirely now

South River Thames. The procession: China Morning Post Ltd., Wyndham then took

witere wool might the form of glided for export. These were Staple

be collected libro.. Street Hongkong and Salisbury he Road Kowloop.

Twarges (Shakespeare noted this

towns and the Company might be, I with the wonik "Stand in

marketing board.

SOMETHING

Lore packets

STAMPS

EXCLUSIVE,

of amorted

met sem.

ANNOUNCEMENT

sot

that

the

Temple Chardens Exi beholdegarded as Britain's first wood

London herself offout.")

This form of show continued for over

400

years, the procession

The CAMELIA BEAUTY|reverting to land route in 1835.

Eighteen years later the Journey

Another

Association

The City's Leadenhall Market

PARLOUR of 113, Chatham Hall was dis- Road, Kowloon 11 great continued, for the High Courts dealt with a considerable traffic pleasure to announce the ap of Justice moved from the Hall in woul nerd cloth in the days pearance at 11 am. on Friday to their present location in the 11th November 1955, of Mrs. Strand.

Specialist, at the opening of Ita premises. All ore sordially Welcome!

NEW TERRITORIES

Like his predecessors 01 the пож plist 99 years, Akerman Cuih-

Another Bocintion with wool

before k became * poultry market, and Smithfield Market, ESTHER JOHANSSON, Hol-

Britain/a biggest meat lywood Make-up and Beauty bert Larwell Ackroyd will drive, was once the site of the annuni Cloth Fair of St in procession on November 9 to Bartholomew, founded in the the Law Courts

ars take the early 12th century Near Guild Loath there. In so doing he will hulk the City's civic centre and ussume we unazing privileges, site of the annarl Lord Mayor's He will turn through the City Banquet--was Blackwell Hall, as London's first citizen, Chief London's chief market for woel Magistrate and guardian of the cloth in the 14th century. City's rights. He will be entitled to be one of the first to be in- formed of a Royal birth, More Is London Bridge, the subject of over, he can refuse @ Sovereign a centuries-old nursery rhyme. admittance to the City and on Feter of Colechurch, Chaplain of admilting him, take precedence St Mary Colechurch (Thomas er hun at all times within the Becket, Archbishop of Canter- City boundaries.

Why is the theme of this year's a bridge of elm, and la

bury, was baptised

built thero 13 Lord Mayor's Show devoted to yours before Richard I appointed wool? And what has wool to the first mayor replaced 11 with do wi

with London? To ask the a bridge of stone. Part of the ADConti part of this question onst was borne by a tax on nowadays is excusable, for the wool-hence the legend that connectio is not readily up- London Bridge was built i

everyone. To woolpacks" answer the first, however, Alder-

FANLING UN LONG &

SHEUNG SHUI DISTRICTS.

THE

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is now obtainable from the

SHEUNG SHUI STATION STALL SHEUNG SHUI RAILWAY STATION,

Orders Accepted Deliveries Undertaken.

Simmons

Beautyrest Mattresses. Bed Chair

parent

man Ackroyd-be will be raised Wool's associations with on- to the rank of baronet during don are so numerous that a full his term of office is a wool review would fill a book, But

merchant, and, this being so, the choice of subject is untural. Even so, this fact goes but a shorl way to explain the link between Wool and London.

Wool's Fall Role

To appreciate wool's full role in the life of London and here London means both the City and the County-one must examine maps of London printed 250 years ago. A quick glance will.

GERMANS

ACCEPT

RED ENVOY

Boney, Nov. 8. The West German Govern-

suffice, for everywhere, inment has informed the Soviet seemingly unexpected pince, Union that it will approve the can be seen big areas marked appointment of Deputy Foreign "enter ground” (places whore Minister Valerian Zorin as the wool cloth was stretched). Here

Boviet Ambasador is proof of the existence within ret London

Bonn, it was disclosed here to at that tinymo“ of

flourishing wool textile industry. night.

wook

In

But, of course, production was The favourable German

one part of the

activity

attitude, hrs been communicated. There were markets, and exports to the Soviet representatives in and imports kept the port busy Paris, the West German DPA and brought great-riches to the news agency reported. City and its wool merchants. "

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.Q. Box 53 (Queen" Building GfTul: 2006) FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

"LAOS"!"

The agency, citing intermed sources, said the West Germany Ambarsadoriri France, Herr Vollrath von Malian,, talk the Bovict Ambassador, Mr · Bogel

Vinogradov at Soviet Em

bassy reception last night that hi govertinent would create no obstacles to the Zorin appolzil.

sailing Dec. Brd mental wedd Sailing Dec. 31st Her von Mallien told, tha Soviet envoy the two governe merstar should begin talks won to/makolatringemánts on the

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group made und Frieden said the dictionary camp at Lobw, a village near will be published In Slovak, the foot of the Manesh. It and Ukrainian coached the village after travel- British lone

through It is expected to be a ing

bad monsoone high valuable aid to Slovak teachers particularly after

the it left capital. — with my pay pupils in their village of Arughat, United

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