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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956.
NAME SUGGESTED FOR Queen Visits
CARIBBEAN FEDERATION
Kingston, Nov. 19.
Antillea is the suggestion to be put forward for the name of the new nation which is to grow out of the Federation of the British Caribbean, as the result of a competition run by the newspaper Daily Gleaner here.
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The name will be sent by the, la reached before Cipanga),
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the To this day, Anilles t tif them recomendesi
region The the variations of the name.
one name for the
in recognised of the prize of 500 which British
West Indian dollars langages in French, it is Les
Spanish the Antilles, (over £100} offered by
un advantage Gleaner
17-year-old girl, Antillas. There
with a clear Mev Phoebe Yuille, of La Brea,, in having a nume
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
1
Proposal to change
a Ship's name
I, JOHN LOUIS MARDEN
of 701 Edinburgh House,
Hong Kong hereby give notice |
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Queen Elizabeth pays visit to the Magga Dan, the ship of the Commonwealth Expedition Trans-Aulatetic With her Are the ship's master, Captain Hans Peter- xen and, on rizki, Dr Vivian Fuchs, expedition leader, Tho Marga Dan sailed on Novem- her 15.-Express Photo,
Magga. Dan
New Microscope Developed
In United States
San Francisco, Nov, 19. greater precision of the quantity The University of Cali-of radioactivity in the highly mugifted area of a sprimen of fornia has announced the
lisasie.
Press Censorship development of a new type
Statement Awaited
of microscope permitting easier study of biological problems, including cancer.
of
TIME CONSUMING
Formerly
the
measurement are evaluation of radioactivity In the microscopie lev:1 had to be done by a tedious and time consuming procedure involving the use of photographic emul- don ane specimen tissues. ·
the The new micro/cope usc 3 emulsion on the tissues, but a scanning device operated in con-
with junotton
electrical counter now can record automa- tically with precision and speed the amount of radioactivity in the field of view.
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR
FINE ARTS
London, Nov. 19.
„Public organisations in Britain will have to spend more than twice as much money as at present on the fine arts if Britain is not to lag behind' other countries, according to the independent but publicly financed Arts Council.
The Council rates that tho with ΣΤΟΤΟ money, Fresant £1,000,000 sterling which it and audiences could be doubled in local authorities throughout the the next ten years. country now spend on main- taining the arts in Britain is not unough.
The Council, which helps to finance, opera, - ballet, art ex- hibitione, drama and concerts, In a report covering the first emphasises that more than len years of its existence and | £500,000,000 a year is spent on the outlook for the future, the Britain's public education «ys- Arts Counell says that most tem, pubik Ilbraries, art gallerica nations have recognised the and museums. obligation. to sustain
from public funds,
the arts
Not Among First
#
Rehousing
The proportion of this sum which should be spent on the fine arts. It declares, is half of
sterling. This sum would "ade-
The range
of quately finance"
the Council enterprises which now supports and the cost ot which will increase
the with higher wages, as well as pro- vide money for the "rehousing of the orts.”
оле par cont ог £2,300,000
long term
Britain was not among the first to meet this obligation and the arts are not being maintam- ed on anything like the scale accepted in such countries France, Italy, Germany, Austria, Scandinavia or the Soviet Union, Public patronage would have to replace the private patron who is rarer and poorer than he W0s even 30 years ago,” the
This rehousing would mean Council's 16 members declare
building, adapting or recondi¬ About the same time, there toning, over a period of years, came an attock on the lack of a mumber of theatres, cotiert interest in the arts from another halls and art galleries in places quarter, Sir Albert Richardson, all over Britain where they President of Britain's leading art could be expected to increase Institution. The Royal Academy. pubile Interest in the arts.
"In private circles you meet
for more Although asking many well - rend intellectuala
the Arts money in the future, who are entirely
ignorant of Council states that the resulta the ine arts."achieved the meaning tat
in the past 10 years "As for those circles
Britain's are not discourering. presided over by the princes of national talent is prolifie and commerce, the atmosphere is promising.
thene and even more depremins.
abundance of petors, musicians,
The instrument, built by Pro- lessor J, E. Gullberg, of the university's
he said. department
scientists zoology, will permli
and record to measure
mors rapidly and
in greater detail infinitesimal amounts of radio- activity in tissues that have been exposed to an isotope.
will be of pari- The device eular interest to scientists con- cerned with coil chemistry ad questions of how substance are synthesised, the relationships of cell components one to another, and the division of normal and cancerous cells.
London, Nov. 10. Following press reports alles- ing censorship in Singapore, the Commonwealth Press Union today issued a statement here announcing that a communien- from the the matter flon on
dirretor managing
the of "Meny of those who
Straits Timex was expected by of the Presa pact in the fileuner's competiton
the chairinan
af Committee saw the significance of Antillea Free:tom
the in one form or another
Sune Union. others Antelita, suggested
The [ew advocated Antilla, while a wow the fuel wine itself. Autammtis.
"la the opinion of the judges, Antilles the be tume for praettenk strong historial and
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given 10 The islands try early The prize has been awarded to explorers who followed the first entry received in which Columbus They thought the the spelling Antillea once he discrivered must be an ployed."--China Mell Special
adjoining the islanda, belteved IF mediaeval times to be situated
mud-oeran between Lisbon Jazmas. (732 oldtest derivation, dating back to 1455, Semintets
with Plato's Atlantis, others with the Latin
the island aratelet 1.1.
which
that in consequence of Change Marilyn Monroe
of Ownership and Transfer
of Port of Registry of the
vessel, I have applied to the Minister of Transpurt and
Going Home
Civil Aviation under Section Holywood Retrtss Marilyn
47 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, in respect of the steamship "MAHARAJA" of
London to- 11
London, Nov. 10.
Monroe will leave morrow for New York after four-mouth stay 质 Britain Prince"
timing "The Sleeping
She will be accompanied by American pluy- her husband, wright Arthur Miller-France- Presse.
HONG. KONG REGISTRY with British netor Sir Laurence Official Number 149884, Gross Olivier, tonnage 2895 tons, Register tonnage 1716 tons, heretofore owned by Asintic Steam Navigation Company Limited for permission to change her name to "JENNIFER and to
Korea, itself still bearing the have her registered in the new wounds of war, is giving $4,000 name at the Port of HONG for the relief of Hungarian vie KONG as owned by Ebony or Sovie: aggression. Steamship Company Limited.
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Washington, Nov
Tao cheques for that total wil presented 16 the Red Cross *inn erremony here tontorrow by
Minister Pyu
Any objection to the pro-Korean posed change of name must be Han United PreKS sent to the REGISTRAR OF SHIPPING ni HONG KONG
within SEVEN days from the NOTICE TO appearance of this advertise.. ment.
Dated 1 HONG KONG the seventeenth day of November, 1050.
EBONY STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED,
J. L. MARDEN.
Director
Wook
CONSIGNEES
"MARON"
Damaged cargo ex this versed wild Shri Jig Mamers, Goddard te Dougías at Holt's Wharf from to n,m, 14 November 22 and 23. 1936, and have requested to the'r representatives cresent during The forvEY
при
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents.
Hougkeng. November 25, 1034.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
Consignees per Lloyd Triestino
m.v. "VICTORIA"
Aro hereby notified, with reference to our previous announcement, that Lloyd Triestino are prepared to reserve ex m.r. "VICTORIA" by space required for cargo m.v. "ADIGE", PROVIDED that each individual shipper makes application to Lloyd Triestino and complies with their requirements regarding charges and hills of Inding ex "VICTORIA".
Consignees are therefore requested to pass immediate Instructions accordingly to shippers, noting that the "ADIGE" is expected to sail from Naples in November 30, from Genon on December 6, and to arrive in Hongkong on or soon after January 20, 1957.
DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.
Agenti
HONGKONG, 17th November, 1950.
Whe
Q-
chairman, Mr Dennol Com- Morrah, stated that the mitice will always support any
The Kature of the microscope member of the CPU which suf-
counter, enabling censorship. 1 a gelger fera from press France-Presse.
detection and measurement with
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
I'VE GOT TO STALL THIS PROCESSING WHATEVER IT IS-
OUR LARGEST TELESCOPES SHOW NO LIGHTS ON MARS, WHERE
ARE YOUR CITIES?
FERD'NAND
NANCY
"WE'VE LIVED UNDERGROUND FOR ABES--WITH ARTIFICIAL AIR," REPLIES THE BOY OF MARS
COLOSSAL
I'LL HAVE ONE OF THOSE
ICE CREAM SODAS 10*
O.K.
JOHNNY HAZARD
NO WAY TO THROW IT OUT? -- I'M SEALED IN THIS COCKPITI |'MY ONE REMAINING HOPE. 15
ATO~ DISARM ITZIOA,
KICK.
"TICK
HEY --- THIS
ISN'T
| COLOSSAL
HOW CAN YOU' EXIST WITH SQ LITTLE WATER/ ON MARS?
engineers,
18
an
"Scientists, doctors of lilera-producers, painters and dancers,
historians,
The Counell ture,
particularly theologians and even politicans proud of the fact that London's took askance when art is dis- Royal Opera House at Covent cussed in serius vein. Seeking Garden has become, since, World for the genius of the English War II, a permanent and con- nation in matters of art is like tinuous home for opera
und scorching for the proverbial ballet, whereas previously the This procedure is porrible needle in a truss of hay." privato syndicates which ran it, held only short international because of the method of illu- mination. Unlike the ordinary Despite this condemnation, microscope, where direct light is the Arts Council states that the sons. used, the present model illumin~ present audience in Britain ates the object from the sides.-music, opera and the theatre is larger than ever before-and China Mall Special
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
EACH SPRING POLAR SNOW MELTS-WATER IS BROUGHT IN GREAT PIPES TO
OUR CITIES.
OH, THAT'S JUST MY NAME IGNATZ J. COLOSSAL
| TENSELY, WITH FLUTTERING HEART BUT | STEADY FINGERS, JOHNNY UNBGREWS.THE. RETAINING RING AND REMOVES THE GLASS INNER FLASKANA
4-10
PIPES? IS THAT WHAT OUR SCIENTISTS THOUGHT WERE CANALS?
IMAGINE, SO, NOW--NO MORE TALK! PROCESSING
MUST
BEGIN!
By Mik
By Ernie Bushmiller
COLOSSAL
ICE CREAM. SODAS 104
By Frank Bobbi
ONLY TO FIND THE FALSE BOTTOM CON THE BOMB AND TIMER SEALED OFF I PERFORATED, DISCL'FIER
THAT CLINCHES: "ITZ: NO WAY NOW!
OF REACHING THAT. INFERNAL BT: MECHANISMI
There's no Magic
about CADBURY'S
TRY
Mikko Mong
If we were
any fresher we'd still be on the vine l
Libby's
FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
TODAY
ROWNTREES
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for
Sadler's Wells
The Sadler's Wells Ballet, which opened at Covent Gardens in 1940, has achieved fame not only in Britain but abroad on tour, and has Justled the Council's ambition to create a Of "truly national insulitution ballet," says the Council.
The Council olaima that the Covent Gardon orchestra is the best Opera House prchestra the world.
In the eld of drama, the Council supports the Old Vic, the centre of Shakespearlan acling in London, wwhich has ever-increasing
| been attracting
audiencës,
The Council has licised
major
boen eri-
for concentrating the part of its grants on London, and in particular Igr the £270,000 given to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, inst year. It answers this by saying that is first dirty is to maintain "effective 'power houses' of opera, music and dramm in the capital and larger cities."
"Unless thesc quality-in- siliutions can be maintained. the arts are bound to decline to mediacrity." it declares. '
Equal Duty
At the same time, it re-, cognises that it has an equal
duty to take the arts, to people outside the big centres. Its big- gest venture for this field was a van Gogh exhibition shown 'Just' year in Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle in the north of England.
A substantial part of the mubsidies devoted to Bym- phony Orchestras is also used to encourage them to visit small fr towne which would normally be omitted.
The overall grant given to the" Council by Parliament is determ mined each year. This has rien 1048 10.
from £235,000. In £820,000 this year.
In is efforia-to bring
playa
to people, diving, outsida ́ big sentres, the' Ants". Council, has found it more economical Phant effcolive to have audiences on then "theatres on wheels.” Chinoi Mali 9peciai,???
EGYPTIAN PROTEST
London, Nov. Egypt today pant a note. the United Nationa "latest Anglo-French
ontheclvillany popul Port Saldaincoiihe Cairo - Radlo: reportaż Arable" broadenst
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