1955-11-29

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955.

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NOTICE

RECREATION

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JEWISH

PAN-PACIFIC JAMBOREE

Melbourne, Nov. 28.

Domestic chores are being cut out of

the routine of the Pan-Pacific Jamboree of 16,000 Scouts due to take place near Melbourne from December 28 to January 9.

Gone are the days of baking camp- oven bread, shelling peas, peeling potatoes and watching barbecue roasts until they

"done to a turn."

are

Food is no less important to 6,000,000

scouts of the world,

ths Scout of 1955 than ever all with the same ideals. was but the organizers of chika | Basically, the movement aims denborre have ruled that pre-at parisi food

catt Lake more protably spent real aspects of scouting.

line The

tho promotion of goxx1 izenship by appreciation Of civle duty, usefulness to others. and stimulation of interest in wholesome mental, morni,

In-

Bread will be delivered ready

and wrapped to the river-dustrial and physical activities. cut funke: 1.000 were Clifford Park

The Jamboree programme

camp In gumtree clad hills. 20 Includes ceremonial parades

mier eas, of Melbours. Shell-

and displays, exercise and

ed green pens and French bouns | jaxation. lectures,

ready for cooking will

ceme

from deep-freeze units.

Fish,

ment and sweets will be ready

for the table.

usc

another

Feeding

To feed the Sccuts will cost Cimated £ A80.000 They

Government will

tent worb LA150,000 (£120.000 aterling),

costing equipment KA10.000 (£8,000 sterling!

five milles spectally made rouds, water and fighting systems, and

in 80- bed hospital sting another

£30,000 (£24,000 sterling).

More than # year has been spent by Scout and Amy leaders on preparing

Clifford Park for the visitors and ar- ranging the opening cereinony on December 30 by Govt (tor- Generul Sic William Shan, Australia's chief scout.

cinema

shows, orchestral concerts, camp fire

gel-togethers, swimming, hiking, and conducted tours to scenic

spois and industrial

centres.

Own Newspaper

TO ATTEND Cambodians Vienna Telephone

Gem-Studded

Pinnacle

In Ceylon

kurma

Colombo, Nov. 28.

to presented foot high gem- Ceylon a three studded pinnacle to adorn the Mahiyangana monastery and Ceylon,

hay

alo

where

Buimeve craftsmen

the

Young Cambodian girls are shown performing the tradi- **Buderfy

tional

Banos" during celebrations at Prom Ред

recently marking the anniversary of Cambodia's ludependence. Cambodia. onc of the world's newest states, is making rapid sirides in democratic goverTument.-

Express Photo.

Elephant

Tusks

For Sale

Southern

Celebrate

Can Settle All Problems

Vienna, Nov, 28.

A whole series of special telephone services introduced by the Post Office here is bringing extra money into the Treasury and making it more and more necessary, and interesting to have a telephone in the house.

The latest service, worked out in conjunction with Vienna University, is called the "Vienna Social Service" and enables visitors to Vienna, or residents for that matter, to talk to on the telephone, or meet, specialists who can give information on a wealth of subjects.

The Service has on call over many Ane old palaces and told 100 students, lecturers, pro-him their history, took him to a fessors and graduates of Vienna number of museums and showed University, who cover between him their Anest exhibits, put them all branches of art, him In touch with technical science

and cultural knowledge people who supplied Jus bus- and speak all languages. If, forness needs, and finished with example, a visitor wants to chat a tour of Vienna "night life." with

export who known about music, or the history

ALTAR-BOY TO Vienna, or any similar tople, all

WED AT 100

Naples, Nov. 28. An altar-boy In the village of Projano перг here plodged today that he would

hla MNITY

girl friend when be la 100 years

old.

The girl friend 80-year- old Maria Morella, has de-

cided to waji.

boy, Gloranni

The altar

Ruocco, Is

aged 90-France-Presse.

FULFILLED FATHER'S

LAST WISH

Durban. Nov. 28.

African furm

he has lo do is to dial given number.

Few Glimpses

the

many

Enjoyed Stay

At the end of his two day's stay, the merchant lott aftur ringing up the Social Service to He will then be put in touch say that he had thoroughly en- with an expert who will either Joyed his stay and had leamed tell him. In English, what he just what he had wanted wants to know over the tele- know about Vienna. phone, or will meet him in his During the festival of the re- hotel or in one of the

Vienna Opera Spening of the cafea of Vienna,

House, the Service answered in- numerable questions

4he history of the Opere, the his- tory of musle and similar sub- Recently

rich merchant jects. It has sent specialists to from Bagdad had to spend two guide visitors to see the musica! days in Vienno, All ho knew monuments of Vienna. But It is of the city, he said, was a few prepared, if visitors need it, lo glimpses of the sewors, a few provide even Universky

pro- photographs of the Prater Park, ess0X3 capable of discussing and a few views of the worsi learnedly atomic scienco, ruins of the immediately post- latest medical developments, war days which he remembered any other subject. from seeing the film of Grahome

The telephone service offers a Green's novel "The Third Men."host of other attractions,

years now, it has been possible

the

ог

For

Sea seouls will be faken the waterfront, the mercantile dockland and to nuval dock- yarda

In addtion to backing 01

postal facilities, the scouts will bave their own newspaper.

The

Kes for the pinnacle After the Jamboree there will have been oblued from be two-day and four-day hikes Mojok mines in Upper Burma.

Salisbury, Nov. 28. from all over Tenders with

the expert

Through guldes

world have some at Victoria's best walking

been received for There will

are now 779 elephant tusks which have country.

be working on the pinnacle which been tramps through country

offered fur sale by the Rhodesian Govern- the walking is not so good, but will be brought to Ceylon short- whose

scente

He wanted really Exauty offers after restoration work on the ment.

to get to compensation.

Some of the tusky weigh over Mahiyangan monastery

know the Vienna of today. He to dial a number and hear A Transvaal has Girl Guides

ibs. 60

The best price offered worker

"Vienna Social Serry story, a good-night fobic, will not uitend been completed.

was killed after ful-rang the was 15s 7d per pound.

or a luli-a-bye. vice" the Jambtree

Alling In a group hut

the dying wish of his

Other numbers bring to sub- The Ivory from the tusks is aged father that he should be they will be there to give helping hand in the

The Mahiyangana monastery made into planoforte

Within a few minutes a young scribers, a completa stock ox- keys, buried in Natal. cantecris

in Ceylon is spered to

engineer hairbrush backs, paper knives

arrived at his hotel change list for the day, selected. many and souvenir

ani shops

The son drove a tractor and The guide could speak English, cookery receipts, Buddhists because it

was built

musical netes with the

and curios, while Indian buyers trailer copo

50,000 visitors shortly after the Buddha visited look upon the tusks as

bearing the coffin and French and Italian as well as and frequency signals, the re- whom organisers expect to go this

Anan- the mourners to Natal for the German. He took the merchani sults of the football pools and spot during his lifetime. vi! investment and to Clifford Park OTI Sculli

others (uneral. On the return journey for a tour of Vienna beginning of the horse racing toto bom- is regarded

the oldest make them into "marriage" he was killed when the tractor with the newly opened days.China

dictalfon Burg petitions, Mall monastery in the world.-China bangies for Indien

women overturned.

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anow reports, road condition ré- ports, the exact time, puzzles and conundrums, the gramo- phone record of the week, ad- vice for housewives, the theatre and cinerna programme for the week, a news service from the local Austrian Press Agency, and the so-called "service to tomers" which make inquiries and give answers to questions on almost any subject imagin- [able.

To give the camp site official slatum, the State Governor Str Dallas Brooks, Chlef Scout for Victoria, pressed a bu ton October exploding

bomb which seni smoke splniling reception above The Klant boomerang Special urch which marks the entrance to the vamp. This boomerang was one of the striking

ten- tures of Melbourne's street decorations at the time of the visit of Queen Elizabeth I and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Originally, plane

Due to unavoidablu cir- cumstances, the annual ball | Wh which was to be held at the Club on Saturday Dec, 3rd 1956, traa been pos.poned until a date to be announced lator.

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for 12,000 scouts, but the re- sponse to invitations sent The total to 16,000, calling for an ocall stu of 1,500 to look after them

Chief Scout

Because of distance and ex- pense, contingents fronts ~T~- Stay countries BIC necessarily ne, but representɛlives are ex- pected t

ecme

from Britan,

Kurt, Ceon, Indinesa, Japan,

kea, Now Zealand, the Philippines. Thailand. Tongu India, Pakistan, Fiji, Canada, Panama, South Africa, the United Slates of America, Hongkong, Malaya, Singapore,

Nor. Borneo, Sarawak, Brunel, British Solomons, Gilbert and Ellice Islands, Vietnam, New Caledonia.

The Chief Scout of the Bri- Empire and Common- wealth, Lord Rowallan, will tend, making his first arrival at the camp by helicopter.

Scouts from other countries will be met at their Australian arrival port by a Scouter to act as guide and Interpreter when necessary.

move

From the day scouts into camp, they will be a self- contained communlly represent- ing a croGA section of the

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