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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1958.
CONTINUING: HOW THE FAMOUS PACK MORE INTO · LIFE'
WEEK-END WITH THE FAMOUS
STIRLING AND KATIE-MOSS-
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HOW
SEE MY WAY
AHEAD
THE
by Kerans of Amethyst
as told to JOHN CLARKE
THE sailor turned his back on the grey, misty sea and strode towards the quiet avenues and crescents of the resort, where elderly retired man crouched against the thin wind, gardening.
"An extra 20 years?" the sailor said, and then, with relish, "I certainly can use
them
ved quarters.
ill ning
Cifterent
ITT
Slowing Stirling
was not surprising to find five alcok cprs drawn up outside the front door
of White Cloud Farm, an imposing Tutor. xtyle house near Tring,
Two of them belonged to the owners of this one-time home of the Rothschilds -Mr and Mrs Alfred Moss. One to their daughter, Pat: one to car dealer David Наупен.
GAME 'TOO SLOW'
In the fifth and most imposing, a brand-new Aston Martin, Stirling Mons had arrived with his wife, Katle, at 9.00 a.m. that morning after a 200-mile dash When the move is made and from Saturday's race-meeting. For this the new job found, there will was one of the all-too-rare Sundays when be time to plan Phase Two-Stirling could relax at his parents' home. the extra years,
21
If relax is the right word. should like to work till
With Katie the pretty, dark- 05." Kerana anid, I'm 60 ur
Canadian girl he want haired
66 RMX
Katie watches Stirling take aim with his sporting gun at a target in the fence,
BY LISA MOYNIHAN
"Before lunch," challenged Stirling, "I went for a run. Training for a charity foot- ball match I've let myself in for I did every bit of 10
⚫ Commander John Simon Kernas, DSO Kerans of HMS Amethyst - glanced with approval at the gar for your wife doesn't deners. That's one thing to see you hanging round The married seven months ago, I'll be doing," he said. "But place all day t you're [and] David, an old school there is so much more." your sixties,
friend, he was intent over
called dirty on the others, We've "White Cloud" pigs and m.p.h." word "And when I retire Isla
there's going to be a "Scrabble" in the spacious speeded it up only a minute Guernsey cows. chance to be useful--and have Runlit drawing room.
"I'm hoping," said Mr each to decide or you forfeit
"Billiards," suggested Mr Look at old Churchill."
your turn. It's more fun Mosa above the din of the
pigs "that when Stirling re Moss Senior. "And shoot- that way.
tires from racing that ing."
Dash of colour
think
fun.
The form that the fun
varied. are
Thore
nna
the arc
ས་
game
The man whose action on
suppose I'd better the Yangtse river splashed a bright daub of colour on the usefulness will take if te shave," he said, eyeing the the drab canvas of the shapes the way Kerans hopes camera. "Won't be a tick."
He and Katie had missed world's affairs nine years things that he tould not do in ago, looks towards the ex- the long years at sea between breakfast "by a mile but had tra years with the keen eye Dartmouth and his last com-made up for it with a solid
minesweeper named roast beef lunch. of a boy told school holidays man (a Rinaldo).
"I love cooking myself," are extended.
said Katie wistfully. "But there's not much scope in the little West Kensington "I like going to race meet-flat Stirling had as a bachelor Ings, and to the cinema and the theatre," he said. "There'll we're still looking for
London home." be time for all that.
"There'll be Phase One and Phase Two," he said.
Phase One is the immedi ate future. For Kerans, ut 43, was axed by the Navy at the start of this year, ("Absolutely inevitable, old boy." he says, "Crowds of captains and commanders in my age group had to go. You don't want to hold up young fellows.")
So Phase One involves finding a job-his second as a civilian. The first, selling life-insurance, did not work out.
The cinema
{L
OVERFLOWING
་
CHALLENGE
We left them battling for won't be until he becomes Stirling challenged David the finishing line (Katie held world champion-that he'll to both. There was only a
at pausa
the part with the U) to take a All I get him to do now is billiards table between his the Q. Stirling would not take an interest in the farm. fractional
of the 500 to drive the tractor on aim and look at some
the crack of his cue. "Lots of people waste pedigree pigs in the 120-acre occasions." estate. Mr Moяs Senior is The word makera were a time between shots at this a dentist three days a week bit snarled up when we got game," he said as balls
a farmer the rest.
back. David, with the back- ricocheted and backfired ing of an old English dic with expert precision. tionary was claiming "jo" And out in the grounds as a legitimate word. Stirling later he made short work Incongruous among the had an effective brake on with his sporting gun of a String was back bristle hundreds of cups won by Katie. He was allowing target fixed to a fence. To "And I want to be around less, in just under a minute speed-king Stirling and her no opening for her "Q". David, taking a breather in
Pat they my daughters grow
Did he have any other between shots, he called up, and see them launched into to describe the finer points show-jumper
from shelves, ways of relaxing? we asked. impatiently. "Whet of "Scrabble," his favourite overflowed the world.
cabinets "Eating" smiled Mrs MoHB you waiting for, man? game. "You have to try to mantelpieces and
the kitchen that was a rabbit it'd be out tremendous make words-there are dif- into the "Junk room"-were coming from 11 be render," sali, "especially ferent
for points
Senior's dif- Mr
own where she had been baking of sight by now." Moss I spent
(London Express Service), there, inferent letters-and do the trophies for prize winning cakes for tea. many years a good studied the politics of these ports-especially Communism,"
to watch
"Then I'm
about the Far East.
intelligence, 50 I've
always
The student of politics has no desire to become a politician, though he would be interested in lending a hand to
cople who had
other
From scratch
you "Then, when "Ideally," he said, "some
have own, there's thing decent in business, house of your
I love but I realise I have to start always the garden.
gardening, it gives you exercise, from scratch. It's no good and something to show for it. saying that because you can it's been gailing in the past drive a destroyer or a always having to leave a garden frigate you're of special use you've worked up to its best. in civilian life. You've got to take your coat off and forget you've been in the Service."
Own house
"Yes, that's the way it should go," Kerans said. "A house of Kerans left the Navy your own, a garden, and some with £6,500 gratuity. hobby that has local interest- "And with that we bought the British Legion, say, or the
Cadets, I
with could help
experience ·In public
a house in Purley," he said. things fica that I've had a bit "It' be the first place of of our own we've ever had. All speaking." the rest of the time we've
He has had, and will have been in furnished rooms or more. The public's memory is houses. Believe me, security long for its heroes. Kerens
College
Churchill
for Cambridge
Trust plans to spend
£3,500,000 for
training scientists
A
THREE-YEAR-OLD idea by Sir Winston Churchill to found a new science college at Cambridge bears fruit today. It will be called Churchill College in his honour. And will cost nearly £3,500,000,
of tenure is going to mean will be Kerans-of-Amethyst for And be something in those extra the rest of his days.
rewarded as Britain's heroes are yours."
not by a statue but by an When the college is com- In revealing their plan endless stream of invitations tu pleted it should produce the organisers tell the story
Judge beauty
school about 200 young scientists of how it came about. The LWDY
was mude will be kept a year. It will be the first first move
bazaars,
give
He movca to Purley with his wife and two daughters open Chermalno, 11, ond Melanie, contests, 4-at the end of this month, prizes, Kerans
and busy in his extra years. in from Littlehampton, around which the family have
-(London Express Service).
in
new college to be built in 1955, just after Sir Win
ston had retired from Cambridge this century.
the
Wkcow
ARTS THEATRE
with
ALAM TARASOVA -MIRIJE, KI
" Nah ! - That's old Fred Splurge. 'E's a '38, bus, driver 'olping out 'in strike pay.
London Engrais stervoon
ARTIE..
"I'm hoping to study at Churchill College..."
Premlership.
are If
similar ideas were about at Cambridge itself.
Behind the scones a uni- versity committee, backed by Sir Alexander Todd, pro- fessor of organic chemistry at Cambridge and Professor Brian Downs, Master of Christ's College, worked out plane.
Today a trust formed to bulk and crdow the new college announces that Sir Winston has agreed to contribute £23,000 from his birthday fund to the
cause.
In a letter Cambridge dated wrote: January 17 Sir Winston "I entirely agree that greater faciles for technological edu-
I- catlon' are a presing need. should certainly be prepared to associate myself with the pro- posed college as you suggest,"
A site has already been agroed on the famous "Backs" to the west of Cambridge.
The college will be designed ultimately to house 600 students and a staff of teaching Follows of 00-although it will start with a minimum of 200, and 30 Fellows.
In a speech to the Young Tories in his own constitu- ency Woodford, Essex, he warned them that Russian technical education Was drastically outstripping ours and he called for "large technical schools throughout the country." Among these is £50,000 from
new
The trust
announces that substantial promises have made to the £3,000,000
been fund.
The British response was the Calouste Gulbenkian Four- Sir cation as a "willing tribute to so enthusiastic that Winston asked his advisers the greatest living Englishman
This grant will provide threa to gather support and ideas studentships of Churchill College for increasing technical and for graduates of universities outalde Britain--to begin a new scientific education.
It was not long before it type of "Rhodes Scholarship" at Cambridge, like those already was discovered that very operating at Oxford.
And he tells inventors 'We still need you'
CHURCHILL able feat of British engineering SIR WINSTON
sent a "We stl need you" distinguished in its originally, message to Britain's Inventam pursued with tenacity, the other day,
crowned by complete success.
and
It was read by Mr Geoffrey "This creative energy helped But no Lloyd, Minister of Education to win the war. (and wartime Petroleum Minis- leza necessary in peace,
"There must be no faltering ter), when he unveiled a plaque
at Shanklin, Isle of Wight, to in the drive to nurture in the cctamemorate Operation Pluto, British people by all possible the pipeline under the Channel means, and above all through which fed the Allied armies education, the virtues of skill. with petrol' after the 1944 and inventiveness. landing in France,
These are rue charmc-- 85 Winston'a mosage was: teristics of a ville nation in # "Operation Pluto was a remark- technological age.”