Part 4

ROUND-UP

GRANDMOTHER AGAIN

M

ne.8. Johnson, 79, of Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, hos become Mu groat-grandmother for the 50th time,' She has seven children, and 27 grandchildren. One of her children has 10 grand- children and another 18. Mrs Johnson says, "I ind it difcult to remember at the birthdays of my 14 descendants, but do the best I vau."

WISHING CHAIR

Anyone

PEOPLE travel miles to sit in un anelent iron-bound chair at

the 400-year-old Bull Inn, Otford, Kent to wish who sits in the chair, it is sald, and wishes hard enough, will hove is with granted. "Not day goes by without someone cuming to sit in "eld 80-year-old Mr A. T. Cassidy, the Legend has it that the suut was owned by Thunana n Becket, who once lived in a building on the site of the Bull.

ferntner.

ARMY CADETS

HISTORY of the rade muvement is beling planned by the Army Cadet Force Association for publication by 1960 is rundenary year. It will cover the growth of the movement from the time the Brst carps were formed In schools and by battalions of the RIße Volunteer Corps. Brigadier H. King-Lewis, secretary of Kent Territorial and Auxillary Forces' Association, Maldstone, says early records are lacking. He appeals for any original papers, pulations and photographs showing what Army cudets dit in

"Mary the pust particularly between the year 1600 and 1030. should be sent to the Army Cudet Force AssociUmm, Buckinghmin Polar Road, Westminster

NEW TOWN

THE London County Conacid is considering bulding a new town

in the vicinity of Hook on either side of the White Water Such a town within 30 miles Valley in North East Hampshire.

of London would relieve congestion in the County of London, the Council state. After Investigating some 70 sites, It has come to the tentative conclusion that a site at Hook probably presents the Inust favourable features.

TWO-YEAR TUNNEL

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TWO-YEAR tunnelling operation half a mile below the streets of Manchester to ink two collieries threy and a half miles aport hus been completed, the North West Coal Board announce. the city centre, with The tunel links Bradford Colitery Arlton Moss colliery, on the boundary between Audenshaw and Arhton-under-Lyne and is part of a large-scale development plan Gangs of to top coal reserves la the east of the efly ventre. tunelleis operated from opposite ends to deive the eleven-ft hugh

perfect meeting, said the Board. Tunnel at ended with u

One glass is enough says I

Mr. Krushchev-and lay off that moonshine vodka ONE, just one glass of ing

any: Well, what of it? If he

wine among friends is not served

"Some people may well in one restaurant

another gleas there.""

is all right. But not he will go to another and drink

more.

Who says this? than Russia's

None hard-tikiNK.

other

Krushchev:

Mr Isu དཿuld

If there Let him go. people who like ve tots, hard-drinking Mr Krushchev will have to go lo ve restau-

He has announced that Kremlin wi introduce spe-ful

drink

drunkennessO.

legislation ngatrist

Ao to spirits,

esch

restaurats will

be allowed {< serve customers with only one glase under

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new laws.

Krushchev

loophole here. He told n village meet-

SOBER

AS A SOVIET

JUDGE

с

NOW-AS ARTIR

Дека П

NESTLE

are they

rants, They will sober up 115 they go from one to the other **

'BE STRICT.

And where was he speaking? At us trthplace, the hamlet of

where Kalinovka, youthful drinking exploits legendary.

own

30

He said the new "dry" laws will deal severely with

MOONSHINERS: "Makers vi moonshine vodka will have to be caught and punished in the most strict way." DRUNKS

Those who enuse trouble in the streets will be sent to special "subering up"

and stations

fired; **worse offenders' will face sterner

and there will measures;

br extra special punishment for drunk Communist Party mem- bers.

There is a personal reason for Krushchev's temperance drive-

at Western report hig Own

his angci

rbout

no:nents.

I don't care a devil but

he's got my Nestle Chocolate

Headache

Do not wall poliantly for your suffering to end Take

2 tablets of CAFASPIN dissolved in half a glass of water, and headache will

soon vanish

GIFASPIN

Jess

sober

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1958.

I Predict.

Cummings

JUST SUPPOSE

for defence

of my pensions [[guit from thei Tories

IT DID HAPPEN... JUST

SUPPOSE THE SOCIALISTS GOT IN NEXT TIME!

Tky mission to

the world

Save

who?

Firs

Callaghan

Palmerston Method Eden's was

How Pitt

Ernit

Bevit's way

|5000 NEW!

TAXES

1. On air

Lipper class Scheen

holidays 4.1 class

mil

Chanel

abolished

by order

Barbara Castle!

Minister

Health

"A mosk A

day ketpl the

by William

War office

ILLUSTRATION BY CUMMINGS

Barkley

With Morcover, this qualification, that I predict there will not be one. when I project our future rulers in the form of a Cabinet photograph, many electors on taking one look at it will vote Tory. Thus prediction stultifies itself in this case,

PREDICT today the membership of the next Socialist Cabinet.

A

There exists what is called Shadow Cabinet. The Opposition chooses Individuals to mark each Tory Minister and to question him on his department.

To remove a misapprehension these Shadow Ministers are not the Leader's choice. They are elected on a popularity vote of the parliamentary party. Mr Hugh Gaitskell as Prime Minister will make quite different choices.

For example, Dr Edith Sum- merskill will be the Minister of Health.. This wil be A nire revenge.

She will cock a snock at those who voted her off the Executive and the Shadow Cabinet too.

She is as able as any man and Despite her abler than most wayward words she has also a But is the brains large heart next experience Gaitskell wants,

the

Aneurin Bevan (61) will be

Foreign Secretary Bra Harold Wilson (42) the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer. Wilson is the baby of them all, the man of the future in the party.

These,

with

development in the Colonies, and he will be good at Dust.

Mr Patrick Gordon Waiker will be

Commonwealth the Minister with t scal in the Cabinel. A former history don, he is maturing at 51, a second, reasonable man.

The Minister of Labour will be Mr Alfred Robens (47), Some- times he makes a speech, somv-

mes he rends one.

His coltengles when he reads it.

He can flop and recover from the flop, making people think he is indolent unui he is stretched

Dre

At Home

happur

The Home Ofee is un im- than to portant post. it will go to Mr

is he

too Right-and, Cluse

he has visited terrible crime. the Coudillo's Spain.

He is res Strachey is out. peeted by sema and beloved by Galtskeli reluctantly will none. pick reluctant Brown.

Life Earl

Mr Herbert Morrison, shame fully turfed out of the executive, smoulders on a back bench and Lakes no part in the party.

Socialst month

He will be in the Government, Lost

ho ent on the steps of the

In throne taking interest the initiation of life burons anet I predict he will be baronessed. the Urst Life Earl.

the

horny-handed describe

him

who

#S

Lion he deserves.

Life Peer

need

a superman, and already we are scraping the barre).

I predict that Mr Gaitskell cannot do better than appoint Mr Denis Healey He is a foreign expers who rarely agrees with the new Foreign Secretary and must be anchored firmly st

home.

A

James Callaghan (40) is able, irascible fellow who conscious that he is getting no younger. Personally, I like hot temper, but some think he is too flashy.

Mr Gaitskel will find it wiser to have him inside rather then out, and I predict he will be First Lord of the Admiralty.

The Army

Is It Fred Pearty I don't think it looks like him, he is so

Gaitskell (52), quite other purposes

Anthony Greenwood, who is 47. He will be bord President of Now the eye grows dim with are men of first-class ronk, But replace aging ex-Ministers..

He is a good public performer the Counell and Deader of the peering: the glass darkens and uh the gap thereafteri

I predict that Mr John Mackie who positively shines with polish. House of Lords. This will give have not yet detected an army There were four big debates

be the Minister of This quality counts against him him the Influence and distine- chief. in four days at the Scarborough (48) will

He la a fine and with Mr Gait Agriculture, Socialist conference skel took the leading part in wealthy beef-breeding farmer, sometimes

If Earl Morrison bows to the found an obnoxious, never but he has Why" ench one of them.

Tas Ministry of Defence is a Woolsack predict he will bow handsome. Ik Wedgwood- Partly to enlarge h leader- ugriculturaj seat,

1 see Sir Frank Dena? No, he's too tall, He will unter Parliament for key post. ship.

The only man who to Lord Soaldice. But ask again why?

Boskice (56) as Lord Chancellor. wants it is no on ebe Enfeld Enst and go straight to

Emanuel Shinwell, Because there was

It could be Kenneth Younger If the Socialists regrettably the Front Bench with a atrong but he will be 75 when the time

John Edwards, belog of suficient culibre.

penchant

the experiment In

This is regarded as too make a change in the Commons er

I give it up. their Speaker will be smallish Agure nationalisation of Land 10 old by everyone except Mr Chair

68-year-old No I don't The vision clears. Shinwell and by those who hear Gilbert Mitchison. The dollar gap and the trade cheapen food production.

Mr larger in

Arthur Bottomley (3) him make a speech, when he bumbling agreeable barrister. He I should have been so clear

all

time. She knows the bulk do must

· has been shadow Housing and the will be the Colontai Secretary. is as bright as a blackbird,

troops. Advance, Baba! Secre Mr Gaitskell's mind than

Grotge Brown does not want Lecal Government Minister,

for WarMrs With 8,000,000 rented houses tary of State Cabinet gap, which is due large. He will tray that the Cyprus ty to the method of releeting problem will be solved first. His the job and many of his party

candidates fur strength is parliamentary

trade and welfare do not want him to have it be to be municipalised this post will Barbara Castle.

Kup

The Gap

comes.

I REPORT THAT THE MAN IN THE MASK IS STEPPING INTO THE STARRING ROLE...

A new heart-throb

“MOP... forceps..

-adrenalin....mop

And so on and so forth Mr Wilfrid Hyde White, playing the sur- geon, dipped his forceps with the cotton wool wad in the little bowl of dye placed just below camera range, where the pati- ent's heart presumably would be located if it was in the right place.

He handed the forceps with the now blood (dye) -atained swab to the theatre sister,

The eminent heart surgeon turned to the director and said: "He must gope more. Tell him to grope,"

goes after

the box office...

(WITH SCALPELS AT THE READY)

THOMAS WISEMAN'S LIMELIGHT

com-

committing suicide. "Just a new kind of oleavage," Dimcult to attribute blame,"

I said. "Could I grab you away A Mr Wilfrid Hyde White, foined moment," sald the director to us, removing his green gown

Burgeon. "We are just and rubber gloves. about ready to kill of Cooney." the

"Right," said the surgeon,

The spray showed up as beads show it in action-in close-up give you a sample piece of dia. olways of awent. Gweat on a surgeon's and, if possible, in Technicolour, lague from the script. trow la no good, Alm-wise,

Another Alm, already

#gister, ready for the Istrate," "You see, It's a very long, pleted, also preoccupled with Wilkki, you, must more," sald the director. "You're ducer, Mr Ted Lloyd, whose last Behind the Mask and start stop the heart beating.

You're tricky operation." said the pro the same theme. This one, called says the surgeon. "I shall now working on the heart. That's Alm was The Glant Behemoth, Mr Michael Redgrave, includes

"There, we are exactly as we Inside the body, you know."

of an actual heart sald Mr the story of a monster who eats 12 minutes

expected A high ventricular "Right you are,"

been dez- the character"-having defect. Reptal

Sister, Wilfrid Hyde While. # get

patched authentically and in mout, ted silk legatures..."

accordance with accepted Jou."

the surgeon "We won't actually show the medical practice, surgeon working on the heart," returned. sald the director. "It's so much

Not accurate

"Couldn't we," said the direc-

tor to the eminent heart ouṛ-

surgeon.

"It's not essential," said the

whe ip halt of London for breakfast, operation, Aim of which

"Come and have a look at the supplied by Guy's Hospital. heart-lung machine we've

mocked-up. Of COUTBC. you Technical

couldn't actually do an operaiton with it, but looks most, con- vincing."

director "unly it does look Real operation

good, tim-wise."

“It wouldn't really be recu-

Cooney-''n loyable I Dedicated

ono belter than more effective just Buggeating A myth

11"

OU

"Can you stand the sight of blood?" I asked him,

"Only if It's поста book- maker's," he said.

Chunky, thick fan't

limited

"The medical student who is Ervg gors

ar technical adviser neling throughout the Alm-when the With unerring appreciation of that and is, un two hours

bo cannot I spoke to the heart surgeon

surgeon "It's a cinema myth," he said, eminent geon, "take a licence with the Eros Films which

the public's current obsessions, operations, the mund one last

neting that. recently ing 10 minutes; and it really the real one-who is

Burgeons have long present-sald: "Of course "thế” breathing bag-show it working? gave us Blood

advleer

Mont operations of the Vampire is keeping up with the hena on technical

the delicate tepering fingers, Lock c'ialogue at to So dramatic, you know."

ds now making a film caffed lines by showing how a hole-in- operation scenes.

Mop... at my hande. "No, not really," sold the Emergency Ward 10.

the-heart operation la done with To Raid: I don't think it's a workman's hands."

forcepa... adrenalin. if it's the aid of a heart-lung machine. bad thing showing this sort of The producer, Mr Ted (The routine appendicitis operation This is the device which has thing on the screen. People are Giant Behemoth) Lloyd, old: they're probably talking about

Mr use, whose afrald of what they don't know. "Itas

Wiseman 'scen our what won the 3.30," recently come into

niembrane oxy- Mr Robert (Grip of che function is to Lake over the If we make operations familiar pulsating

Strangler) Vay said: "We nto. it is to them; they will be len genator The direction is in the trust- Frate," Anid the surgeon with what worthy hands of Mr Robert Day, work of the heart while

"Of course," said the surgeon, trying to show what dedleated frightened if they have to heve

"I don't want anybody to see peoplo these surgeotie aro. May- sidered Irritating pedantry, whom laat sim was Grip of the stopped and repaired.

In reply to my question, the one.

"Of course, the argument my insides there are some be stane of them. co. get 2000 "Whatever you way," said the. Strangler, with Dorla Karloff.

but everybody director,

Films like Energency Ward director Mr Robert

much thing on the scrten is see no objection to showing the works for miney, don't they?. An elatant, carrying poma 10 are opening all too the Birangler) Day raid: "No, 1 ngalak alowing operaliene and things that are private. But I an operation,

Don't you?" thing that looked like a emit iterally, i Afa afreld--new

• FOOTNOTE: That benting heart shown on

Bros* next Conscious. They' to say that Apray, moved among the actors vatns in cinema entertalainent, another kind of horror film. that it makes people too discese preliminaries of an operation,

KOMCOND committed kuloluo TV-ob, I don't think that was film will be about that notabla in the green surgical gowna utul No longer in it enough to sing not at all- green msake and green caps, and about the peculiar workings of Of course it all dependa after weine Your Life In Their too bad. You didn't see much, tothewhat unorthodoxes

1. Hands. But the human heart. Nowadays you what you mean by horror,

then people ste did you?"

surgeon, Jack the Upper," spray their foreheads.

A

the director must have con-

(Grip of

wouldn't may the wan junt

No,

on

A

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